At the National Stock Exchange (NSE)
Today, NSEL has recorded a turnover of Rs 358,921 million with total of 1,095 trades at the end of the first trading session. The turnover in bullion was Rs. 58,232 million and in agri commodities Rs 300,689 million.
Following bulk deals were transacted at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on September 03:
Kuroto Fund LP sold 180,600 shares at Rs 1075.7 a share of Info Edge India.
DSP Blackrock Mutual Fund bought 180,450 shares at Rs 1075.69 a share of Info Edge India.
HT Media sold 1,980,317 shares at Rs 66.63 a share of MVL.
Satyam Realtors bought 5,000,000 shares at Rs 21 a share of Shree Ashtavinayak Cine…
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Bulk Deals: Info Edge India, MVL, Shree Ashtavinayak…
The government will allow unrestricted export of 55 lakh bales of cotton from October 1 but dispatches beyond the ceiling would attract export duty of Rs 2,500 per ton, an official said today.
Cotton production this season, starting next month, is projected at a record 330 lakh bales, the official told.
In the cotton year 2009-2010 (Oct-Sep), the production was 292 lakh bales.
One bale is equal to 170 kg.
The decision to allow unrestricted export of…
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55 lakh bales cotton export allowed from Oct
State-owned BSNL today said it has signed an agreement with public sector firm RailTel to execute various telecom-related projects through sharing of communications infrastructure, reports agency source.
This Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) facilitates execution of various projects of national importance such as defence, ERP (Enterprise Resources Planning), NKN (National Knowledge Base Network), etc., through sharing of their communication infrastructure, BSNL said in a statement.
This MoU is for three years, which can be extended.
It is envisaged that through this arrangement,…
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BSNL, RailTel in pact to share infrastructure
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net buyers in the equity segment worth Rs 2,830.2 million on both the BSE and the NSE on September 3, as per provisional data available at NSE. They bought equities worth Rs 20,162.6 million and sold equities worth Rs 17,332.4 billion.
While, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs include banks, DFIs, Insurance and MFs) were net sellers in the equity segment worth Rs 1,235 million on both the BSE and the NSE on September 3, as per provisional data available at the NSE. They bought equities worth Rs 7,596 million and…
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FIIs net buy Rs 2.83 bn, DIIs net sell Rs 1.23 bn