The Economic Times.com
India joins trillion-dollar economy club
ADAG seeks to raise Reliance Power IPO face value to Rs 10
Over six lakh millionaires in ten Indian cities
Rupee rally adds $40 bn to billionaires' kitty
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Commodity hedging crosses Rs 4,500 cr-mark
Investors compete to be a part of India growth story
Decisions steering Telecom toward high growth: Raja
Tata moves into pole position to buy Jaguar, Rover
Murugappa Group to invest in Singur for Tata small car project
Saudi realty firm plans $3 bn investment in India
PSU shares market cap zooms
RIL nets Rs 3,843 cr from RPL shares
ADAG to raise Reliance Power IPO
UCO Bank plans Rs 450 cr FPO
Urban Ministry wants Rs 2.6 lakh cr
Air India incurs losses of Rs 448 crore
Indian may post Rs 250-crore loss
Jet Li hits record with $13 mn paycheck
Quipo Infrastructure to invest Rs 2,000 cr
Future Group's logistics arm to invest Rs 400 cr
Bull run can fetch good dividends even for PSUs
IIM-C annual fest to provide base to new entrepreneurs
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25 November 2007
Empee Distilleries to list around Rs 430-500
Empee Distilleries to list around Rs 430-500
Chennai based, Empee Distilleries will list on the bourses on Monday, November 26, 2007. The offer price has been fixed at Rs 400 per share.
Investment Advisor, S P Tulsian said, "Empee Distilleries is likely to list at Rs 430 as against the issue price of Rs 400. Buying is advised upto Rs 430 while profit booking may be made above Rs 450. Share is a good bet for medium term."
"Empee is expected to list at around Rs 450-500. One should book profits", according to R S Iyer of K R Choksey Securities.
The company had entered capital market with a public issue of 48,00,000 shares of Rs 10 each priced Rs 350-400 per share and its issue had subscribed 6.87 times.
It proposed to part-finance its expansion from the net proceeds. The company plans to set up 60 klpd grain based distillery and blending & bottling Indian-made-foreign-liquor plant with capacity of 0.07 lakh cases per month in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh. It plans to expand the existing distillery in Mevalorkuppam.
The company will also set up 7.5 MW biomass based power plant in Aranthangi, and develop 2 lakh square feet of residential space at Mevalorkuppam, in Tamil Nadu.
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Chennai based, Empee Distilleries will list on the bourses on Monday, November 26, 2007. The offer price has been fixed at Rs 400 per share.
Investment Advisor, S P Tulsian said, "Empee Distilleries is likely to list at Rs 430 as against the issue price of Rs 400. Buying is advised upto Rs 430 while profit booking may be made above Rs 450. Share is a good bet for medium term."
"Empee is expected to list at around Rs 450-500. One should book profits", according to R S Iyer of K R Choksey Securities.
The company had entered capital market with a public issue of 48,00,000 shares of Rs 10 each priced Rs 350-400 per share and its issue had subscribed 6.87 times.
It proposed to part-finance its expansion from the net proceeds. The company plans to set up 60 klpd grain based distillery and blending & bottling Indian-made-foreign-liquor plant with capacity of 0.07 lakh cases per month in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh. It plans to expand the existing distillery in Mevalorkuppam.
The company will also set up 7.5 MW biomass based power plant in Aranthangi, and develop 2 lakh square feet of residential space at Mevalorkuppam, in Tamil Nadu.
More @ www.moneycontrol.com
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VC,PE Updates from Indiape.com
PE investors betting big on natural resources cos
Khodays plans to acquire Australian winery for $50 mn
Amit Bhatia eyes 3 PE firms
ACK Media acquires Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle
Firefly eVentures acquires Desimartini.com
Capital18 picks stake in Webchutney
George Soros fund buys stake in India's Future Capital Holdings
Tata Capital likely to buy 32% stake in Precision Cam
PE deals double in H2, valued at $13.62 billion
JC Flowers buys 36% in Sicom for Rs 350 crore
Essel Sports to raise Rs 200 crore, divest 25 percent to PE funds
PE, hedge funds bought 10% stake in Argentum
Global players line up $25 b for Indian realty pie
Indiareit to Invest in Luxury Housing Project Outside Mumbai
India's Fortis Financial buys 76 pct of Australia's Capital Market Solutions
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Khodays plans to acquire Australian winery for $50 mn
Amit Bhatia eyes 3 PE firms
ACK Media acquires Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle
Firefly eVentures acquires Desimartini.com
Capital18 picks stake in Webchutney
George Soros fund buys stake in India's Future Capital Holdings
Tata Capital likely to buy 32% stake in Precision Cam
PE deals double in H2, valued at $13.62 billion
JC Flowers buys 36% in Sicom for Rs 350 crore
Essel Sports to raise Rs 200 crore, divest 25 percent to PE funds
PE, hedge funds bought 10% stake in Argentum
Global players line up $25 b for Indian realty pie
Indiareit to Invest in Luxury Housing Project Outside Mumbai
India's Fortis Financial buys 76 pct of Australia's Capital Market Solutions
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India is hot for global realtors
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Nifty: Decisive direction soon
Standard Chartered Premier Equity: Hold
HSBC Midcap Equity: Hold
Reliance Pharma beats sluggish phase for pharma funds
In big league / Wild card
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India is hot for global realtors
Reliance gains a billion $-lift
FIFA signs up Satyam for World Cup
Tatas roll out millionth car on Indica platform
PE investors betting big on natural resources cos
Realty emerges top grosser in IPO mop-up
The multi-baggers from 10k to 20k
Construction equipment — Building on the boom
‘Clear sub-prime picture may emerge only next year’
Index Outlook
Jyothy Labs (IPO): Invest at cut-off
Saregama India: Hold
Apollo Tyres: Buy
‘ULIPs offer flexibility and protection’
Dredging Corporation: Book Profits
Query Corner
Fund update /Fund Talk
Prominent bulk deals on NSE & BSE
Baskets of X
Bull's Eye
Nifty: Decisive direction soon
Standard Chartered Premier Equity: Hold
HSBC Midcap Equity: Hold
Reliance Pharma beats sluggish phase for pharma funds
In big league / Wild card
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24 November 2007
Know About: China Mobile, Vodafone
China Mobile
China Mobile Communications Corporation (Chinese: 中国移动通信, Hanyu Pinyin: Zhōngguó Yídòng Tōngxìn) (SEHK: 0941, NYSE: CHL), also known as China Mobile or CMCC, is the largest mobile phone operator in China. It is the world's largest mobile phone operator ranked by number of subscribers, with over 349.66 million customers [1] (as of end of September, 2007). By turnover it is second to Vodafone, which owns 3.3% of China Mobile. It is now the largest market capital company listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, which exceeds that of HSBC. China Mobile is also fifth in the BrandZ ranking. A state-owned enterprise of the People's Republic of China government, it was spun off from former monopoly China Telecom in 1997, and now has a 67.5% share of the competitive mainland Chinese mobile market. China Mobile also owns Paktel in Pakistan. China Mobile is the largest company registered in Hong Kong and it is headquartered on Queen's Road.
more@ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Mobile
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Vodafone
Vodafone Group Plc is a mobile network operator headquartered in Newbury, Berkshire, England, UK. It is the largest mobile telecommunications network company in the world by turnover and has a market value of about £84.7 billion (July 2007). Vodafone currently has equity interests in 27 countries and Partner Networks (networks in which it has no equity stake) in a further 40 countries. The name Vodafone comes from Voice data fone, chosen by the company to "reflect the provision of voice and data services over mobile phones."[1]
At 31 January 2007 Vodafone had 200 million proportionate customers in 27 markets across 5 continents.[2] ("Proportionate customers" means, for example, that if Vodafone has a 30% stake in a business with a million customers, that is counted as 300,000). On this measure it is the second largest mobile telecom group in the world behind China Mobile. The eight markets where it has more than ten million proportionate customers are the United Kingdom, Germany, India, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Egypt and the United States. In the U.S., these customers come via its minority stake in Verizon Wireless, and in the other seven markets Vodafone has majority-controlled subsidiaries.
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China Mobile Communications Corporation (Chinese: 中国移动通信, Hanyu Pinyin: Zhōngguó Yídòng Tōngxìn) (SEHK: 0941, NYSE: CHL), also known as China Mobile or CMCC, is the largest mobile phone operator in China. It is the world's largest mobile phone operator ranked by number of subscribers, with over 349.66 million customers [1] (as of end of September, 2007). By turnover it is second to Vodafone, which owns 3.3% of China Mobile. It is now the largest market capital company listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, which exceeds that of HSBC. China Mobile is also fifth in the BrandZ ranking. A state-owned enterprise of the People's Republic of China government, it was spun off from former monopoly China Telecom in 1997, and now has a 67.5% share of the competitive mainland Chinese mobile market. China Mobile also owns Paktel in Pakistan. China Mobile is the largest company registered in Hong Kong and it is headquartered on Queen's Road.
more@ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Mobile
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Vodafone
Vodafone Group Plc is a mobile network operator headquartered in Newbury, Berkshire, England, UK. It is the largest mobile telecommunications network company in the world by turnover and has a market value of about £84.7 billion (July 2007). Vodafone currently has equity interests in 27 countries and Partner Networks (networks in which it has no equity stake) in a further 40 countries. The name Vodafone comes from Voice data fone, chosen by the company to "reflect the provision of voice and data services over mobile phones."[1]
At 31 January 2007 Vodafone had 200 million proportionate customers in 27 markets across 5 continents.[2] ("Proportionate customers" means, for example, that if Vodafone has a 30% stake in a business with a million customers, that is counted as 300,000). On this measure it is the second largest mobile telecom group in the world behind China Mobile. The eight markets where it has more than ten million proportionate customers are the United Kingdom, Germany, India, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Egypt and the United States. In the U.S., these customers come via its minority stake in Verizon Wireless, and in the other seven markets Vodafone has majority-controlled subsidiaries.
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Most Respected Companies Survey : BusinessWorld
Most Respected Companies Survey
Financial success or altruism alone is not enough to command respect. Indian companies are trying to strike the right balance.
JEHANGIR S. POCHA
Some sitting atop rickety buses, some cramped together in cabs, some perched precariously on overloaded rickshaws, and others walking cheerfully in groups through sun-burnt streets. The annual general meeting of Reliance Industries is the Haj many of the company’s million-plus shareholders make with religious zeal — and for good reason. No other company has enriched so many shareholders by so much in India’s history. So it’s significant that ever since BW commissioned the Most Respected Companies survey in 1983, Reliance has never been able to shake off the accusations that plague it and win the crown of respect. If Mukesh Ambani needs any consolation beyond the $10 billion addition in his notional wealth this year, he should consider that one eruption in Singur has been enough to fracture the painstakingly acquired reputation of his rival Ratan Tata’s Tata Motors
more @ http://www.businessworld.in/content/view/2781/2860
Articles:
The Top Three
Murthy’s View From The Top / Bharti Airtel: Towering Ambition
Reliance Industries: Big Brother
The Other Top Seven
Two For The Road: Maruti Vs Tata / An Account Of HDFC Bank’s Fall
RCOM: Call Of The Wild / Bennett, Coleman & Co: High Times
Kingfisher: A Merry Flight / The Tatas: Keepers Of Conscience
What Earns Peer Respect / Column: Arun Maira /Column: Malvinder Singh
The Pecking Order / MNCs: The Outsiders That Got In /
Methodology: Rules Of The Game
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Financial success or altruism alone is not enough to command respect. Indian companies are trying to strike the right balance.
JEHANGIR S. POCHA
Some sitting atop rickety buses, some cramped together in cabs, some perched precariously on overloaded rickshaws, and others walking cheerfully in groups through sun-burnt streets. The annual general meeting of Reliance Industries is the Haj many of the company’s million-plus shareholders make with religious zeal — and for good reason. No other company has enriched so many shareholders by so much in India’s history. So it’s significant that ever since BW commissioned the Most Respected Companies survey in 1983, Reliance has never been able to shake off the accusations that plague it and win the crown of respect. If Mukesh Ambani needs any consolation beyond the $10 billion addition in his notional wealth this year, he should consider that one eruption in Singur has been enough to fracture the painstakingly acquired reputation of his rival Ratan Tata’s Tata Motors
more @ http://www.businessworld.in/content/view/2781/2860
Articles:
The Top Three
Murthy’s View From The Top / Bharti Airtel: Towering Ambition
Reliance Industries: Big Brother
The Other Top Seven
Two For The Road: Maruti Vs Tata / An Account Of HDFC Bank’s Fall
RCOM: Call Of The Wild / Bennett, Coleman & Co: High Times
Kingfisher: A Merry Flight / The Tatas: Keepers Of Conscience
What Earns Peer Respect / Column: Arun Maira /Column: Malvinder Singh
The Pecking Order / MNCs: The Outsiders That Got In /
Methodology: Rules Of The Game
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MoneyToday Articles
MoneyToday (Nov 29, 2007)
Some articles in the Issue
Cover Story
Reinvest in your house
Rakesh Rai
The secret to a better deal on your house lies in reinvesting. Read on to find out how small but smart investments can get you manifold returns.
Editor's Note
From the Managing Editor
Rohit Saran
I wish to invest Rs 5 lakh in funds. Advise
MT Insight
Magnum Tax Gain continues to impress
Magnum Tax Gain has been a consistent performer, beating even the best performing fund in the equity-diversified fund category over the past five years.
Energy, metal stocks soar
Portfolio Doctor
Slow, steady & almost there
Hooghly-based Krishnadas Karmakar saves well but must increase equity exposure through mutual fund investments to meet his financial goals.
Stocks
Market watch - November 29, 2007
MONEY TODAY scans dozens of research reports from investment houses every fortnight to present you the six most relevant stock recommendations and a sector analysis.
Exiting markets to re-enter
Go for SBI, ITC, Satyam Computers
Mutual Fund
Tech funds: Buy or sell?
Sameer Bhardwaj and Tanvi Varma
After driving wealth creation for years, tech funds have become a drag now. Should you exit, hold, or buy while they are cheap?
Mathematical stock selection
Your Wallet
Bargain buy: DVD players
MONEY TODAY starts a new section highlighting the least expensive model in a product category. It's DVD players this fortnight.
Small Fortune
Plan your taxes, earn Rs 3.7 lakh
Spread your tax-saving investments over the entire year and you could earn better returns.
Careers
Switching tracks
Rajshree Kukreti
Ram Badrinathan moved from marketing to follow his passion for travel. “It’s like being on a paid holiday 24/7,” he says.
More articles @ http://moneytoday.digitaltoday.in
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Some articles in the Issue
Cover Story
Reinvest in your house
Rakesh Rai
The secret to a better deal on your house lies in reinvesting. Read on to find out how small but smart investments can get you manifold returns.
Editor's Note
From the Managing Editor
Rohit Saran
I wish to invest Rs 5 lakh in funds. Advise
MT Insight
Magnum Tax Gain continues to impress
Magnum Tax Gain has been a consistent performer, beating even the best performing fund in the equity-diversified fund category over the past five years.
Energy, metal stocks soar
Portfolio Doctor
Slow, steady & almost there
Hooghly-based Krishnadas Karmakar saves well but must increase equity exposure through mutual fund investments to meet his financial goals.
Stocks
Market watch - November 29, 2007
MONEY TODAY scans dozens of research reports from investment houses every fortnight to present you the six most relevant stock recommendations and a sector analysis.
Exiting markets to re-enter
Go for SBI, ITC, Satyam Computers
Mutual Fund
Tech funds: Buy or sell?
Sameer Bhardwaj and Tanvi Varma
After driving wealth creation for years, tech funds have become a drag now. Should you exit, hold, or buy while they are cheap?
Mathematical stock selection
Your Wallet
Bargain buy: DVD players
MONEY TODAY starts a new section highlighting the least expensive model in a product category. It's DVD players this fortnight.
Small Fortune
Plan your taxes, earn Rs 3.7 lakh
Spread your tax-saving investments over the entire year and you could earn better returns.
Careers
Switching tracks
Rajshree Kukreti
Ram Badrinathan moved from marketing to follow his passion for travel. “It’s like being on a paid holiday 24/7,” he says.
More articles @ http://moneytoday.digitaltoday.in
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India hits second spot on entrepreneur rankings
India hits second spot on entrepreneur rankings
More Indians have been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug than before. About 82 Indian companies made it to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia-Pacific companies this year, compared with 48 last year.
India tied with South Korea for the second spot for the number of entrepreneurs, according to Steven Dow, programme director, Deloitte Asia-Pacific Regional Office. At the number one spot is Taiwan, which had 99 companies in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia-Pacific list. Compared to India, China trails behind with only 53 companies, while Japan and Australia have 63 and 62 companies, respectively in the list.
The companies that made it to Technology Fast 50 of India have recorded an average three-year revenue growth of 489%. The top five companies have a collective average three-year revenue growth of 1,637%. The fastest growing company in this list was RateGain IT Solutions, a firm providing technology solutions to travel and hospitality industries. The Technology Fast 50 list was dominated by software companies (52%) followed by communications and networking companies (12%).
The rest were internet communications, biotech and pharma firms. According to a majority of the winners, the factor that contributed most to their growth was entering new markets and expanding their customer base. The biggest operational challenge in maintaining this rapid growth was expectedly, finding, hiring and retaining qualified employees.
For India, more than for Asia Pacific and EMEA, the initial funding was mostly through own efforts and resources rather than through venture capital, angel investors or private equity. But more interestingly, a larger percentage difference was in how companies protected their intellectual property. In India, compared to Asia Pacific and EMEA, more companies protected their IP by training their employees to reduce IP theft as opposed to hiring third party specialists to advise on IP protection.
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More Indians have been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug than before. About 82 Indian companies made it to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia-Pacific companies this year, compared with 48 last year.
India tied with South Korea for the second spot for the number of entrepreneurs, according to Steven Dow, programme director, Deloitte Asia-Pacific Regional Office. At the number one spot is Taiwan, which had 99 companies in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia-Pacific list. Compared to India, China trails behind with only 53 companies, while Japan and Australia have 63 and 62 companies, respectively in the list.
The companies that made it to Technology Fast 50 of India have recorded an average three-year revenue growth of 489%. The top five companies have a collective average three-year revenue growth of 1,637%. The fastest growing company in this list was RateGain IT Solutions, a firm providing technology solutions to travel and hospitality industries. The Technology Fast 50 list was dominated by software companies (52%) followed by communications and networking companies (12%).
The rest were internet communications, biotech and pharma firms. According to a majority of the winners, the factor that contributed most to their growth was entering new markets and expanding their customer base. The biggest operational challenge in maintaining this rapid growth was expectedly, finding, hiring and retaining qualified employees.
For India, more than for Asia Pacific and EMEA, the initial funding was mostly through own efforts and resources rather than through venture capital, angel investors or private equity. But more interestingly, a larger percentage difference was in how companies protected their intellectual property. In India, compared to Asia Pacific and EMEA, more companies protected their IP by training their employees to reduce IP theft as opposed to hiring third party specialists to advise on IP protection.
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Corporate Stories from ET, Myiris.Com
The Economic Times.com
Investor beware: Stay off penny stocks
Chinese whispers fire up Vedanta shares in LSE
Panel on spectrum to meet operators minus BSNL, MTNL
Reliance MF ties up with two banks for product distribution
Vodafone to provide agricultural inputs rates to farmers
RPL tops turnover chart on F&O buzz
Reliance sells stake in subsidiary
Get set as Sensex powers up for 19k next week
Eleven get Citi Micro Entrepreneur Awards
India hits second spot on entrepreneur rankings
Companies rake in big moolah serving NRIs
Khodays plans to acquire Australian winery for $50 mn
Power Grid in joint venture with Reliance Energy
Reliance offloads 4.01% stake in RPL for Rs 4,023 cr
'Om Shanti Om' in UK's top 10
IFC, Sachs among 22 FDI plans OKbd
Stocks you can pick up
BSNL ready for IPO if minister approves
Hackers on prowl: Biggest digital threats in 2008
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Myiris.Com
Essel Mining looks at acquiring coal assets in Indonesia
Govt to mull merger of SBI with SBS
Syndicate Bank plans its third FPO
XL Telecom bags Rs 658 mn order
Videocon Industries eyes Burren Energy
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Investor beware: Stay off penny stocks
Chinese whispers fire up Vedanta shares in LSE
Panel on spectrum to meet operators minus BSNL, MTNL
Reliance MF ties up with two banks for product distribution
Vodafone to provide agricultural inputs rates to farmers
RPL tops turnover chart on F&O buzz
Reliance sells stake in subsidiary
Get set as Sensex powers up for 19k next week
Eleven get Citi Micro Entrepreneur Awards
India hits second spot on entrepreneur rankings
Companies rake in big moolah serving NRIs
Khodays plans to acquire Australian winery for $50 mn
Power Grid in joint venture with Reliance Energy
Reliance offloads 4.01% stake in RPL for Rs 4,023 cr
'Om Shanti Om' in UK's top 10
IFC, Sachs among 22 FDI plans OKbd
Stocks you can pick up
BSNL ready for IPO if minister approves
Hackers on prowl: Biggest digital threats in 2008
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Myiris.Com
Essel Mining looks at acquiring coal assets in Indonesia
Govt to mull merger of SBI with SBS
Syndicate Bank plans its third FPO
XL Telecom bags Rs 658 mn order
Videocon Industries eyes Burren Energy
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