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  • Adventz group not keen on Paytm stake

    Adventz group not keen on Paytm stake

    According to media reports, industrialists Sunil Munjal and Saroj Poddar were in talks for a secondary deal to buy a minority stake from IDFC Securities analyst Nikhil Vora who holds some 0.35 percent in One97 Communications, the parent of Paytm.

  • Sunil Munjal eyes stake buy in Paytm

    Sunil Munjal eyes stake buy in Paytm

    Munjal — chairman Hero Group‘s insurance redistribution and IT services arm — and Poddar — chairperson of Adventz Group — are negotiating with the former IDFC Securities analyst Nikhil Vora to buy into 0.35 percent stake (1.6 lakh shares) he holds in Paytm.

  • MCFL appoints Arun Duggal as new Chairman

    MCFL appoints Arun Duggal as new Chairman

    The board also approved the resignation of current Managing Director Deepak Anand effective December 31. Anand will be replaced by Krishnan, who is also currently the MD of Zuari Global.

  • UB Group to hike stake in MCFL; to buy shares from Zuari

    UB Group to hike stake in MCFL; to buy shares from Zuari

    Amid the takeover battle, Saroj Poddar-led Zuari Group increased its stake in MCFL to little over 53 per cent while UB Group holds nearly 22 percent.

  • Mangalore Chem rallies 14% as  Zuari makes new open offer

    Mangalore Chem rallies 14% as Zuari makes new open offer

    The voluntary open offer for 3.07 crore MCFL shares constitutes 25.90 percent of the company's fully diluted voting equity share capital. The offer is not conditional upon any minimum level of acceptance.

  • MCFL shareholder moves SEBI against Zuari open offer

    MCFL shareholder moves SEBI against Zuari open offer

    "The continuation of Vijay Mallya, a wilful defaulter, as a promoter or director of MCF will prejudice our rights as a minority shareholder of MCF," Nagreeka Foils said in a letter to SEBI on September 11.

  • MCF up 6%, Deepak Fert gets CCI nod to buy more stake in co

    MCF up 6%, Deepak Fert gets CCI nod to buy more stake in co

    Under the deal, Deepak Fertilizers' subsidiary SCM Soilfert would acquire up to 26 percent shareholding in MCF through an open offer in addition to 0.8 percent stake buy through open market. MCF is part of Vijay Mallya's UB Group.

  • Rival may bid for Zuari's MCF stake if UB fails to buy

    Rival may bid for Zuari's MCF stake if UB fails to buy

    Zuari Fertilizers, which is keen to sell its 16.4 percent stake in UB group firm Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers, has been waiting to hear from Vijay Mallya. Sources say rival Deepak Fertilizer, which also holds a significant stake in MCF, may bid for Zuari's stake.

  • Want to settle MCF deal by Jan-Feb: Poddar

    Want to settle MCF deal by Jan-Feb: Poddar

    Saroj Poddar, who holds over 16 percent in MCF, said that he was interested in both, the JV and buying out Mallya's MCF shares.

  • Mangalore Chemicals up 12% on open offer buzz

    Mangalore Chemicals up 12% on open offer buzz

    Zuari Fertilisers promoter Saroj Poddar, on September 26, said he would sell his 16 percent stake in MCF if a joint venture with the firm's promoter UB Group does not materialise.

  • Zuari to sell MCFL stake if JV with UB Group doesn't happen

    Zuari to sell MCFL stake if JV with UB Group doesn't happen

    Zuari Fertilizers promoter Saroj Poddar today said he will sell his 16 per cent stake in the Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers Ltd (MCFL) if a joint venture with the firm's promoter UB Group does not materialise.

  • Stocks in news: Reliance Industries, L&T, Asian Paints

    Stocks in news: Reliance Industries, L&T, Asian Paints

    Reliance Industries | HT Media | Federal Bank | JK Paper | CRISIL | Mangalore Chemicals | Monnet Ispat | Petron Engineering | Wockhardt | Kalindee Rail and Texmaco Rail are stocks, which are in the news today.

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