Stocks in news: USL, Monnet Ispat, Ashok Ley, PFC, Cairn
United Spirits | Sesa Goa | Monnet Ispat | Ashok Leyland | PFC and Cairn are stocks, which are in the news today.
March 21, 2011 / 10:45 IST
Here are stocks that are in news today:
Japan Cabinet secretary says: DJ
-Daiichi reactors 1-3 stable due to water-spraying
-Mulling spraying water into reactor 4's spent fuel pool
-3-4 kinds of agri produce found contaminated
-Higher than normal radiation levels detected in Fukushima
-Ibraki, Fukushima govts to investigate, take needed stepsCairn-Vedanta - Sources: CNBC-TV18 exclusive
-SEBI clears Vedanta open offer for Cairn India
-Letter of offer to be dispatched in 10 days
-Offer to open within 5 days of dispatch of SEBI letter
-Cairn Vedanta Offer: Vedanta sources say have received communication from SEBI on open offer
-Cairn Vedanta Offer: Vedanta sources say SEBI has sought additional information on Vedanta offer
-Cairn Vedanta Offer: Vedanta sources say yet to get final observation on SEBI on open offer
-Cairn Vedanta Offer: Vedanta sources say co to provide information to SEBI to get nod for offerPFC files FPO DRHP with SEBI: Sources
-To issue 22.95 crore equity shares
-PFC FPO to lead to 17.39% equity dilution
CNBC-TV18 alert
-JM Financial, ICICI Securities, BoAML, GS bankers to PFC FPOOther stocks and sectors that are in news today:
-RBI slams banks for the misuse of Liquidity adjustment facility in the overnight money market by the means of arbitrage (BS)
-Ashok Leyland & Nissan together to invest Rs 2500 crore for setting up a factory to manufacture Light commercial vehicles (BS)
-Monnet Ispat acquires the 100 million tonne coal mine in Indonesia (BS)
-REC to raise USD 1 billion through a corporate bond issue in the USA (BS)
-Central Bank of India issue of 24 crore equity shares at Rs 103/share opens on March 24 (FE)
-Sesa Goa eyes set to acquire another mine in Kolha Roida in Orissa owned by Orissa Minerals Development co (DNA)
-United Spirits (USL) to invest around Rs 600 crore to set up glass manufacturing plants to rein in volatile input costs (TOI)
-Iron Ore prices set to drop on the back of demand cut by Japan Steel companies accounting for about 13% of global iron consumption (ET)
-Western forces pounded Libya
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