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  • Coal ministry surpasses asset monetisation target by Rs 63,000 crore

    The record numbers indicate renewed confidence in the coal sector as the Indian government seeks to ensure energy security for the country through thermal power till the time firm renewable energy becomes affordable.

  • Revised gold bond scheme lacks breadth, but it can still succeed

    In order to boost the scheme further, flexibility has been given to finance ministry to design and introduce variants of bonds with different interest rates and risk protection/payoffs that would offer investment alternatives to a different category of investors

  • Canara Bank sells 13.45% stake in Can Fin Homes

    The divestment is seen as a part of the monetization process of non-core assets of Canara Bank, the company said in a statement to the exchanges.

  • Losing money in gold for past three years? Do this

    Main reason to own gold is the diversification it brings to the portfolio and thereby reduce the portfolio risks.

  • Monetizing non-core assets to pare debt: Pratibha Ind

    The company‘s net debt currently stands at Rs 1700 crore which it aims to pare by Rs 200-300 crore by CY15-end by monetizing non-core assets, says Yogen Lal, chief executive officer, Pratibha Industries.

  • Facebook-WhatsApp: An expensive 'natural buy'?

    WhatsApp can currently make only USD 450 million a year. But revenues is not what Facebook is after.

  • Autoline to reduce interest cost by land monetising

    For the last tow quarters interest cost for Autoline Industries have almost doubled. Currently the company is sitting on debt of about Rs 200 crore. CNBC-TV18 catches up with the management of Autoline to figure out if the company is trying to repay some of the debt.

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