There are over 42,000 industrial units in the areas developed by nine industrial bodies across the state, over 15,000 of which are in Gautam Budh Nagar alone.
The government portal can be used by investors to remotely scout for investment opportunities, get deep data on land, labour, logistics and costs, as well as obtain time-bound approvals and real-time status updates.
The amount is to be deployed over the next two years into buying land, signing development management contracts and launching close to 17 new projects.
Promising a hassle-free business climate to Chinese investors, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on June 20 said he would also seek assistance from China-backed AIIB for a rural irrigation project in his state
Income from operations rose by 44 percent to Rs 2,827.66 crore during the third quarter of this fiscal from Rs 1,956.72 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year.
These debentures would be secured by certain immovable assets of DLF's wholly owned subsidiary and listed on BSE.
Moody's has, however, retained its Ba3 rating on the company's recent USD 350 million overseas bonds, issued by its subsidiary Lodha Developers International.
While experts have welcomed the target set by the government, they believe the implementation for the same will be challenging.
BSNL has set a target of generating Rs 500 crore revenue from utilising land bank, although the estimates for revenue realisation from other initiatives could not be ascertained.
YD Murthy, executive vice president of finance at NCC says the rights issue will most likely open on September 29, and close on October 17.
Telephone operator MTNL intends to cut a part of its mammoth Rs 13,000 crore debt, the firm‘s CMD AK Garg told CNBC-TV18.
The company had clocked a turnover of Rs 851 crore in 2012-13, registering over 17 percent growth in FY 2012.
CNBC-TV18's economy editor Siddharth Zarabi reveals that cash-strapped Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) is looking for new sources to raise revenue
Aashish Tater, head of research, Fort Share Broking spoke to CNBC-TV18 about what stocks could be multibagger picks for today. He chooses AP Paper and Asahi Songwon. Check out his comments.
Amit Sarin, director and CEO of Anant Raj Industries tells CNBC-TV18 that the company is on track with its targets for FY11. “Debt is at manageable levels, so the company is currently focusing on project execution.”
Dilip Jiwrajka, managing editor of the company tells CNBC-TV18 that the plan to sell off the land bank is progressing on track. “The land sale is expected to bring in cash of around Rs 2000 crore, and that will be entirely used to reduce debt,” he assures.
SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com cherry-picks his favorite stocks for the day on CNBC-TV18 and answers queries on Coal India and the Cement sector