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Government Asks At Least 8 State-Run Companies To Consider Buybacks: Report
The eight companies that have been asked to consider share buy backs include Coal India, NTPC, NMDC and Engineers India.
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Coal India's Net Profit Rises 50% In December Quarter; Shares Fluctuate
Coal India's net profit in Q3 rose 50 per cent to Rs 4,565.74 crore.
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Coal India Board Approves Share Buyback, Stock Declines
Coal India's board of directors' approved buying back 0.72 per cent or 4.46 crore shares at Rs 235 per share worth Rs 1,050 crore.
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Coal India Arm Not To Proceed With Rs 1,002 Crore Buyback Plan
Central Coalfields Ltd (CCL)-- the Coal India arm -- had a few days back approved a share buyback plan worth Rs 1,001.88 crore.
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Coal India Subsidiary Approves Share Buyback Worth Rs 1,001 Crore
The equity shares proposed to be bought back by the miners subsidiary represent 5.54 per cent of the existing paid up capital of CCL.
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Coal India Arm Approves Rs 1,244 Crore Share Buyback Plan
Coal India said the board of its arm Northern Coalfield has approved a share buyback plan worth Rs 1,244 crore.
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Coal India Buyback Offer Opens, Shares Rise
Coal India shares rose as much as 1.5 per cent, outperforming the Sensex. The state-run miner has announced a buy back of up to nearly 11 crore shares at a price of Rs 335.
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Coal India BuyBack Offer To Open On October 3
The offer would be for buyback of equity shares not exceeding 10,89,55,223 of face value of Rs 10 each at a price of Rs 335 per equity share for cash aggregating up to Rs 3,650 crore on a proportionate basis, from the eligible shareholders by way of a tender offer through the stock exchange mechanism, the filing said.
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Coal India Fixes Record Date For Share Buyback
State-owned Coal India on Monday said it has fixed September 9 as the record date for a buyback of its shares.
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Why State-Run NBCC, BPCL Have Emerged As Hot Bets
State-owned companies, from builders such as NBCC to oil firms such as Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd, are attracting top investors as cheap valuations, improving earnings, and share buybacks make them stand out in an otherwise expensive market.
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Coal India Seeks Shareholder Nod For Rs 3,650 Crore Share Buyback
State-run miner Coal India has sought approval of its shareholders for a buyback of 10.98 crore shares worth Rs 3,650 crore.
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Coal India Slips As Buyback Offer Disappoints Market
Shares of Coal India fell as much as 2.36 per cent to hit intraday low of Rs 313.30 after the state-run miner's buyback offer disappointed the Street.
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Coal India Arm To Buy Back Rs 1,200-Crore Shares
State-owned Coal India said its subsidiary South Eastern Coalfields Ltd will buy back shares worth Rs 1,200.19 crore.
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Coal India Arms To Buy Back Rs 1,978-Crore Shares
Two Coal India subsidiaries - Mahanadi Coalfields and Northern Coalfields - will buy back total shares worth around Rs 1,978 crore from their shareholders.
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Government Wants PSUs To Emulate Private Sector, Buy Back Shares: Report
The government wants cash-rich public sector companies like Coal India, Oil India and NTPC to take a cue from the private sector and use surplus cash to buy back shares and improve balance sheets.
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Government Asks At Least 8 State-Run Companies To Consider Buybacks: Report
The eight companies that have been asked to consider share buy backs include Coal India, NTPC, NMDC and Engineers India.
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Coal India's Net Profit Rises 50% In December Quarter; Shares Fluctuate
Coal India's net profit in Q3 rose 50 per cent to Rs 4,565.74 crore.
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Coal India Board Approves Share Buyback, Stock Declines
Coal India's board of directors' approved buying back 0.72 per cent or 4.46 crore shares at Rs 235 per share worth Rs 1,050 crore.
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Coal India Arm Not To Proceed With Rs 1,002 Crore Buyback Plan
Central Coalfields Ltd (CCL)-- the Coal India arm -- had a few days back approved a share buyback plan worth Rs 1,001.88 crore.
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Coal India Subsidiary Approves Share Buyback Worth Rs 1,001 Crore
The equity shares proposed to be bought back by the miners subsidiary represent 5.54 per cent of the existing paid up capital of CCL.
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Coal India Arm Approves Rs 1,244 Crore Share Buyback Plan
Coal India said the board of its arm Northern Coalfield has approved a share buyback plan worth Rs 1,244 crore.
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Coal India Buyback Offer Opens, Shares Rise
Coal India shares rose as much as 1.5 per cent, outperforming the Sensex. The state-run miner has announced a buy back of up to nearly 11 crore shares at a price of Rs 335.
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Coal India BuyBack Offer To Open On October 3
The offer would be for buyback of equity shares not exceeding 10,89,55,223 of face value of Rs 10 each at a price of Rs 335 per equity share for cash aggregating up to Rs 3,650 crore on a proportionate basis, from the eligible shareholders by way of a tender offer through the stock exchange mechanism, the filing said.
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Coal India Fixes Record Date For Share Buyback
State-owned Coal India on Monday said it has fixed September 9 as the record date for a buyback of its shares.
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Why State-Run NBCC, BPCL Have Emerged As Hot Bets
State-owned companies, from builders such as NBCC to oil firms such as Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd, are attracting top investors as cheap valuations, improving earnings, and share buybacks make them stand out in an otherwise expensive market.
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Coal India Seeks Shareholder Nod For Rs 3,650 Crore Share Buyback
State-run miner Coal India has sought approval of its shareholders for a buyback of 10.98 crore shares worth Rs 3,650 crore.
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Coal India Slips As Buyback Offer Disappoints Market
Shares of Coal India fell as much as 2.36 per cent to hit intraday low of Rs 313.30 after the state-run miner's buyback offer disappointed the Street.
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Coal India Arm To Buy Back Rs 1,200-Crore Shares
State-owned Coal India said its subsidiary South Eastern Coalfields Ltd will buy back shares worth Rs 1,200.19 crore.
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Coal India Arms To Buy Back Rs 1,978-Crore Shares
Two Coal India subsidiaries - Mahanadi Coalfields and Northern Coalfields - will buy back total shares worth around Rs 1,978 crore from their shareholders.
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Government Wants PSUs To Emulate Private Sector, Buy Back Shares: Report
The government wants cash-rich public sector companies like Coal India, Oil India and NTPC to take a cue from the private sector and use surplus cash to buy back shares and improve balance sheets.
