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Parsvnath buys out JV company from OCL India

New Delhi, Mar 7 (UNI) Realty major Parsvnath Developers today acquired the remaining stake from its equal joint venture partner OCL India Ltd, a cement manufacturer.

The JV company -- Parsvnath Landmark Developers Pvt Ltd (PLDPL) -- has now become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Parsvnath Developers.

The real estate developer has won the bid to build a world-class mall at Rohini in North West Delhi at Rs 231 crore, expected to be fully operational in two years.

The total area of the plot is 7,232.81 sq meters and the built-up area is 18,299.01 sq meters.

The mall will offer the facilities of an exclusive club with provisions for fitness centre, swimming pool besides making the mall an ideal place for shopping, entertainment with elaborate food courts.

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UP Mutual Fund market worth Rs 4,800 cr

Lucknow, Mar 7 (UNI) To harness the potential of the burgeoning Mutual Fund market in Uttar Pradesh -- currently estimated at Rs 4,800 crore, leading fund managers DSP Merrill Lynch today opened its Lucknow branch. Addressing a news conference on the occasion, Vinay Shukla, DSP Merrill Lynch Vice President and Joint Head (Channel Sales), said the local branch would cater to the growing investor base in the region. Earlier, the company was operating through its channel partners and distributors in UP......

Ranbaxy's Terapia gets approval for 20 new drugs

New Delhi, Mar 7 (UNI) Generic drug maker Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd today said its Romanian unit, Terapia, has received market authorisation to sell 20 new products to be launched in the coming months. ''The list of Market Authorisations (MAs) granted by the National Agency of Medicine refers to products from different therapeutic areas mainly from the cardiovascular, antibiotics or CNS segments,'' said Mr Dragos Damian, CEO, Terapia Ranbaxy. These are either new molecules on the market like Citaloran or.....

Shell, Petronas, Total in race for Pak LNG terminal deal

New Delhi, Mar 7 (UNI) Global oil majors including UK's Shell, Malaysia's state-run Petronas, France's Total and Italy's Eni are in fray to grab the deal for Pakistan's first liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal. The terminal proposed to be set up in Karachi, with a per day capacity of 300-500 million cubic metres, is expected to cost 15 billion dollars. ''The state-run Sui Southern Gas Co Ltd (SSGC) has received bids from sixteen firms, of which 10 have been.....
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