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  • Shapoorji's proposed takeover of Karaikal Port called off: Srcs

    The Shapoorji Pallonji Group's proposed takeover of Karaikal Port, a unit of Chennai-based infrastructure group MARG, has been called off, reports CNBC-TV18.

  • Shapoorji plans to buy stake in Karaikal port hit a snag

    Shapoorji Pallonji‘s plans to buy a stake in Karaikal port in Puducherry has hit a bump, reports Mint. The newspaper learns the reason for this stalemate could be because the promoters of the port, Chennai-based MARG Group, don‘t want to let go of their management control.

  • Marg jumps 20%, Shapoorji group to pick up stake in co's arm

    Marg shares are locked at 20 percent upper circuit at Rs 10.69 on Wednesday after a media report suggested that Shapoorji Pallonji group may pick up 51 percent stake in company's subsidiary. There were pending buy orders of 221,607 shares, with no sellers available at 13:07 hours IST.

  • Slippages will be less in Q1, FY14: United Bank CMD

    United Bank of India put up a poor show in its Q4 earnings. Thanks to the rise in bad loans. However, the bank CMD Archana Bhargava is confident of bringing stress assets down in the coming quarters.

  • StanChart PE invests Rs 130cr in Marg Karaikal Port

    Karaikal Port, a subsidiary of Chennai-based infra firm Marg, today said Standard Chartered Private Equity has pumped in Rs 130 crore into the upcoming port project, which will give the PE firm a board position.

  • PE fund Jacob Ballas to buy stake in Karaikal Port: Sources

    CNBC-TV18's Harish Rao reports, quoting sources, that PE (private equity) fund Jacob Ballas has closed a deal to buy stake in Karaikal Port, a 100% subsidiary of Marg Limited.

  • PE fund to buy stake in Marg subsidiary; stk up

    PE fund Jacob Ballas will buy stake in Margs' Karaikal Port, reports CNBC-TV18.

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