Morning News Round Up 26 Sep 14

Ø  SBI has exposure of Rs 4,130 cr in cos impacted by coal order

Ø  JSW Energy to buy hydropower plants from JP Power

Ø  Govt invites cos to invest in defence sector

Ø  JSW Energy to buy hydropower plants from Jaiprakash Power: Reports

Ø  FIPB to consider HDFC Bank’s FDI proposal on October 1

Ø  JK Tyre & Industries to split stock in 1:5 ratio
 
Ø  Coal verdict impact: Rating agencies put banks & cos under scanner

Ø  India invites countries to invest in its ambitious projects

Ø  Coal scam: Court to consider closure report on Oct 9

Ø  Govt asks states to ensure seed, fertilizer availability for rabi sowing

Ø  Strides fails to get $250 mn of $1.7-bn transaction with Mylan

Ø   HMT Watches, Hindustan Cables among 6 PSUs to be shut down 

Ø  Rajan raises concerns over quality of GDP data

Ø   Imported oils flare up on bullish futures

Ø   Emami Biotech to acquire Rasoi veg oil brand for Rs13 cr 

Ø   Skoda puts more investments in India on hold 

Ø  22 acres of land and buildings attached for cheating SBI Global Factors       
 
Ø  Sensex, Nifty fall to one-month low; record derivatives turnover on expiry day

Ø  Reliance Jio raises $750 million loan from Korea Exim Bank

Ø  ADB selling up to $120 million stake in Petronet LNG

Ø  Japan’s FCC buys out JV partner Rico Auto’s stake for Rs495 crore

Ø  Religare to exit insurance joint venture with Aegon group firm

Ø  Indian equity markets have material upside in next 3 years: BlackRock

Ø  Citi Global sell JP Associates’ shares worth Rs 34 crore

Ø  SEBI chairman bats for routing EPFO money to equity markets

Ø  Facebook to win EU approval for $19 bln WhatsApp bid

Ø  AMD eyes multi-billion dollar Indian film industry, to engage with makers
 
Ø  Committed to provide easy and effective governance: Modi

Ø  RIL’s Rs 1.8 lkh cr investment will fructify in 15 months:Ambani

Ø  JSW Energy to acquire three plants of JPVL

Ø  India has potential to become world’s biggest car maker: Maruti

Ø  HM board to consider allotment of shares,debentures to lenders