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  • Videocon Group has not given Rs 64 cr to any company or individual, says Venugopal Dhoot

  • Videocon to sell its entire 51.32% stake in Liberty Videocon General Insurance

  • Confident of repaying banks; it's only a question of time: Videocon

  • 18 for 18: Top stock ideas for 2018

  • Prices may be raised by 4-5% after Diwali: Dish TV

  • Videocon sells two spectrums to Idea for Rs 3,310 cr

  • Too early to launch 4G given ecosystem: Videocon Telecom

  • In talks with 4 operators for spectrum sharing: Videocon

  • Rate cut, reforms can boost export, aid IIP: Videocon

  • Brazil discovery 3-4 times Bombay High reserves: Videocon

  • Videocon d2h is being listed at premium of 15-16%: Dhoot

  • Videocon consortium announces petroleum discovery in Brazil

  • Except telecom, all other biz stable: Videocon

  • Videocon up 12%, to raise $45.2 m via GDR; company upbeat

  • Not worried over short-term slowdown in biz: Videocon

  • To launch Rs 700 cr D2H IPO in Jan-Feb 2015: Videocon

  • Videocon announces discovery in appraisal well in Brazil

  • Mozambique stake sale will pare debt by Rs 15k cr: Videocon

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Venugopal Dhoot, chairman and managing director, Videocon says the stake sale will result in a comparatively health balance sheet and good asset cover. The company has Rs 25000 crore worth debt that will come down to Rs 10000 crore post the stake sale.

  • Oil find more than report; volume to be known by 2015: BPCL

    Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) is optimistic of more oil quantity of oil reserves from its Brazil's find. RK Singh, its CMD says that the quantum will only be known after the appraisal gets over in 2015.

  • Videocon goes for bank license, to keep Brazil assets

    Videocon will have investors coming in from different fields. Venugopal Dhoot says their partnership with Liberty inspired them to apply for the license.

  • Will continue to be in oil biz; keen on bank foray: Dhoot

    Videocon Group's Rajkumar Dhoot says, in an interview to CNBC-TV18 after Videocon's sale of stake to ONGC, that the group will continue to operate in the oil sector and is keen on a foray into the banking space.

  • Mozambique gas field production to commence in 2018: OVL

    ONGC Videsh (OVL) and Oil India have inked a pact with Videocon Industries to buy its stake in a Mozambique gas field for USD 2.47 billion. OVL would be looking at a mix of two options to fund the deal - a part would come from ONGC's surplus cash balance and a part would come from external commercial borrowing (ECB).

  • End of road for Videocon; criminal hearing on Feb 25: Salve

    Senior Supreme Court counsel Harish Salve explains to CNBC-TV18 that it is the end of the judicial road for Videocon and that the court is set to hear the criminal cases on February 25 or 25

  • Muted auction response; revenue target is tough: Experts

    Romal Shetty, national leader- telecom, KPMG and Amit Sachdeva, telecom-partner, E&Y explain to CNBC-TV18 that the response to 2G auction is muted and that it would be tough for the government to achieve its revenue target of Rs 40,000 core from the sale of spectrum.

  • Prod in Mozambique could start only by 2017-2018: Taneja

    Narendra Taneja, South Asia Bureau Chief of Upstream tells CNBC-TV18 said that although, the Mozambique offshore is supposed to be floating on gas, it is a comparatively new kid on the block with no big history of offshore oil and gas exploration.

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