Coal India’s second largest shareholder, The Children’s Investment Fund is miffed about the company not standing up for the rights of its minority shareholders. In January this year, Coal India had raised prices of select grades of its output by changing the pricing system to gross calorific value from the earlier useful heat value system.
first published: Mar 13, 2012 11:32 am
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