* ARVIND: Is considering
renting a denim mill in Bangladesh for five years to manufacture 12 mln metres
of fabric annually.
* BRITANNIA INDUSTRIES: An internal enquiry has
found several executives of the company at the level of general manager across
the procurement and sales functions to be favouring certain suppliers over
others.
* CARBORUNDUM UNIVERSAL: Has entered into a technical
collaboration with UK-based Sheffield Refractories and Anderman Ceramics to
manufacture and supply refractory solutions and aerospace components.
*
COAL INDIA: Has put on hold its plan to buy foreign assets and has stopped talks
with all foreign companies that it had started dialogues with. UK-based hedge
fund, Children's Investment Fund has served an ultimatum to the company's
chairman and managing director, giving the company time till
the month-end to
set out a clear, verifiable path to sell all coal at market prices.
Company's
arm, South Eastern Coalfields has suspended supply to Unit-2 of LANCO
INFRATECH's Amarkantak power project in Chhattisgarh, on the ground that the
company has not signed any long-term power purchase agreement with any state
distribution company.
* CONGLOMERATE: Essar Group is targeting $35 bln
in revenue in three years from infrastructure projects in India .
*
CORPORATION BANK: Chairman Ajai Kumar said bank's credit offtake may rise over
the next few months as liquidity situation will improve going forward.
*
FARMAX INDIA: To issue 150 mln shares to promoters, creditors.
* HOTEL
LEELAVENTURE: Lenders have approved company's 43-bln-rupee loan restructuring
package.
* INFOSYS: Banking Services Head B.G. Srinivas has said the
company sees no threat to revenues from Europe if there is no implosion of the
Eurozone.
* MOSER BAER INDIA : Is seeking restructuring of its foreign
currency convertible bonds worth $150 mln, which are due for maturity on Jun 21.
* NIIT TECHNOLOGIES: Has appointed Jyoti Srivastava as senior vice
president and head of UK operations.
* JYOTHY LABORATORIES: To mull
merger of Henkel India with self on Friday.
* LARSEN & TOUBRO:
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries may consider buying a stake in the company's arm,
L&T Shipbuilding.
* PRISM INFORMATICS: To raise up to 50 mln rupees
via debentures.
* SGN TELECOM: To mull warrant conversion Tuesday.
* SUBEX: To issue new FCCBs worth $131 mln in a cashless exchange offer
for
existing FCCBs.
* TATA COMMUNICATIONS: Has launched a low latency
communication network connecting major financial capitals in Asia, the UK , and
US.