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    • MapmyIndia's new venture raises governance concerns: Explaining the Mappls mess

      Investors are asking also why Rohan Verma chose not to helm the new consumer-facing business within CE Info Systems, and instead chose to float a separate company.

    • Siemens: Minority shareholders upset, will they stave off sale of motors business?

    • Ease Equity Financing by empowering minority shareholders

    • Tata-Mistry: The NCLAT order gives a leg-up to minority shareholders

    • NCLT begins hearing on maintainability of Mistry firms' pleas

    • Over Rs 700 cr of rights issue to come from govt: Canara Bank

    • SBI to issue 13.63 cr shares to shareholders of associates,BMB

    • Foreign investors seek speedy resolution of Tata-Mistry feud

    • Till Tata saga plays out Veliyath recommends wait & watch policy

    • Max Life, HDFC Life merger to be completed in 12 months

    • Minority shareholders to vote for Gujarat plant: Maruti

    • Open offers worth Rs 1,007 crore made in Apr-Aug: Sebi

    • Vedanta set for next tiff with shareholders on Cairn merger

    • No plans to list Wipro Enterprises: Azim Premji

    • Azim Premji wants to take Consumer Business private

    • Fund managers keen on big returns, not corporate governance

    • How new SEBI norms build upon Companies Act 2013 guidelines

    • Sebi examines minority holders issue in Holcim-Ambuja deal

      The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is looking into the complaints in the multi-layered deal involving Swiss cement giant Holcim and its Indian subsidiaries Ambuja Cement and ACC.

    • Holcim erased value for Ambuja minority shareholders: CLSA

      The CLSA note published after the deal was announced argues that the holding-company structure will result in a potentially large holding company discount which will be applied to Ambuja‘s stake in ACC.

    • Jet gets extension to meet Sebi's public shareholding norm

      Jet Airways has got an extension from Sebi to meet the mandatory 25 percent public shareholding norm. As per the norms, privately promoted companies are expected to have public shareholding at 25 per cent by June-end.

    • Puravankara slips 3.3% despite strong Q4 earnings

      Strong fourth quarter earnings failed to enthuse investors holding Puravanakara Projects as it announced 50 percent interim dividend only for minority shareholders (excluding promoters). The stock fell 1.3 percent quoting Rs 103 on Thursday.

    • With investor rejecting deal, Sun Taro battle may drag on

      Sun Pharmaceutical Industries has fought a long battle to buyout Taro Pharma. But now following a swettened deal to buy out minority shareholders, it has managed to win over the Israel-based and US-listed company's board. But the end may not be in sight yet with already red flag against the deal from a minority shareholder.

    • Rules Of M&A Game: Public Shareholder Point Of View

      Rules Of M&A Game: Public Shareholder Point Of View

    • Shareholders sue Bhansali Engg for mismanagement, move CLB

      Ashwin Mohan of CNBC-TV18 reports that Bhansali Engineering Polymers has been dragged to the Company Law Board (CLB) by its minority shareholders for alleged financial irregularities and mismanagement of funds.

    • May consider re-listing at NYSE post merger: Mah Satyam

      Mahindra Satyam today said it may consider re-listing at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after the process of merger with Tech Mahindra gets over.

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