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Punj Lloyd’s Subsidiary Gets $450 Mn EPC Deal From Singapore

Sembawang_Engineers_and_ConstructorsPunj Lloyd’

Stock Markets Follow The Rising Trend

Bull_vs_BearThe 30-share benchmark, BSE Sensex, today, has followed up the rising trend on th

Strong Economic Growth Will Strengthen Indian Currency, Says Chidambaram

P_Chidambaram_FMMumbai: P Chidambaram, Indian Finance Minister said that Indian currency (rupee) could go up more due to solid growth in the economy. The other reason for the appreciation is that the exporters need to become more aggressive in the world wide market.

The traders said that the statement pushed the Indian rupee to its firmest level in nearly a decade, but the suspected RBI involvement blocked the admiration.

While talking to the trade and industry associates at a conference, Mr. Chidambaram said, “With the economy growing at an average rate of 8.6 percent, the rupee is bound to strengthen.”

Bajaj Auto Buys 14.5% Stake In KTM, Eyes For More

Bajaj_Auto_LimitedNew Delhi: Bajaj Auto Limited (BAL) is continuously driving to attain more and more success in the auto industry.

It’s another achievement by Bajaj Auto, which has bought 14.5 percent stake in Euro-KTM Power Sports AG, the second biggest European sports motorcycle maker, for about Rs 300-350 crore.

The recent investment has been made through BAL’s wholly-owned subsidiary Bajaj Auto International Holdings BV, Netherlands. Baja Auto will also be looking for another 5-10 percent share in the company (Euro-KTM Power Sports AG).

The company sources also told that BAL may also get a place on the KTM panel

Hyundai To Continue Kinship With Chrysler To Sell Cars Under Dodge Tag In Mexico

Chennai: The India’s Flourishing Auto Maker and the Leading Exporter of Passenger Cars – Hyundai Motor India Limited, at the launch of Hyundai’s compact car, i10, announced that it would continue t

Apar To Sell Its Polymer Division For Rs 111 Cr

Electrical and metallurgical engineering company, Apar Industries has decided to sell its polymer division to France-based Eliokem for Rs 111 crore, subject to regulatory approvals.

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