Monday, 5 August 2019

05 August 2019 News


©orporate Updates on 5.8.2019

Ø Saudi Arabia cuts September crude oil prices to Asia

Ø Iran seizes another foreign oil tanker in Gulf

Ø Green certificate sales down 61% to 6.29 lakh in July

Ø Slowdown woes revealed in India Inc's changing tone

Ø CDPQ, Sekura Roads in race for GR Infra’s projects

Ø Deloitte quits as auditor of crisis-hit DHFL

Ø Embassy may call off stake-purchase deal with Indiabulls Real Estate

Ø Client-specific risks a trip factor for IT companies, says analyst

Ø CCI dismisses abuse of dominance charge against ONGC

Ø US accuses China of 'predatory economics', destabilising Indo-Pacific

Ø DLF transfers Noida mall, land to JV firm; reduces dues to Rs 5,500 cr

Ø ₹25,000-cr tenders cancelled or modified to promote 'Make in India' products

Ø Slowdown cyclical, growth will pick up in next few years: Bimal Jalan

Ø India needs to grow at 9 per cent to achieve PM’s target of $5-trillion economy: EY

Ø Sun Pharma shuts two clinical pharmacology units in Vadodara

Ø With NBFCs struggling, India's auto sector gets stung badly

Ø Financial surplus of Indian households falling since 2017-18

Ø Reliance Industries to acquire stake in Shopsense Retail for ₹295 crore

Ø Sterlite Power in talks to sell stake valued at ₹3,000 crore

Ø VC firms may garner over $4 billion from exits this year

Ø Everstone Capital puts up to ₹700 cr Burger King India IPO on its menu.

Ø Nirmala Sitharaman to meet stakeholders for actions proposed by U.K. Sinha Committee to boost MSMEs

Ø Liquidity crunch among shadow banks turned single biggest factor in auto sales collapse

Ø Lenders extend Jet Airways sale deadline by a week to August 10

Ø Govt. relaxes norms for re-insurers to set up shops at IFSC

Ø RBI imposes fine on PNB for delay in reporting fraud in Kingfisher Airlines account

Ø RBI bans NBFCs from charging loan foreclosure penalties

Ø Forex reserves fall by USD 727 million to USD 429.6 billion

Ø Maruti Suzuki cuts temporary jobs as sales plunge

Ø Natural rubber prices to remain under pressure