News:
Ø Jindal Steel & Power Ltd is set to increase investments in an Australian iron ore exploration company and has made significant investments in another coking coal miner in that country.
Ø IVRCL has sold three of its road assets to a Tata firm, making it the second infrastructure company to successfully sell its projects in the past couple of years.
Ø UB Holdings has filed a petition in the Bombay High Court, seeking an order to restrain the State Bank of India from selling shares of group company United Spirits pledged with the lender.
Ø GAIL inks deal with US firm for LNG liquefaction terminal.
Ø Sebi has disposed of the case against Axis Bank that had alleged the private sector lender of violating various norms, including those related to insider trading as well as regulations for merchant bankers.
Ø NSE will remove price bands from securities of six companies, including Engineers India and Oil India, from tomorrow. The six companies whose stock will not be subjected to a price band also include Bharat Electronics, Container Corporation of India and Shipping Corporation of India and Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation.
Ø Timken India Promoters to sell 42.65 lakh shares via IPP, Price band Rs 115-120/share, Issue opens and closes on April 3rd
Ø TGP keen to sell remaining 10% stake in Shriram Transport, plans to exit company via block deal at a price not less than Rs 705/share.
Ø Oil companies have reduced the price of petrol by Rs.1.07 per litre in Mumbai following a decline in international oil prices and a favourable rupee-dollar exchange rate, which also trimmed their revenue losses on diesel substantially.
Key events for the day:
Ø Release of Flash Manufacturing PMI in Euro Zone.
Ø Release of Manufacturing PMI in UK.