VEDANTA: CO PROMOTER GROUP WAS LIKELY TO SELL ABOUT 9 CR SHARES TO RAISE AROUND RUPEES 4,000 CR THROUGH BLOCK DEALS || VEDANTA RESOURCES HAS DENIED ANY PLANS TO SELL STAKES IN CO – ET NOW VEDANTA: CO PROMOTER GROUP WAS LIKELY TO SELL ABOUT 9 CR SHARES TO RAISE AROUND RUPEES 4,000 CR THROUGH BLOCK DEALS || VEDANTA RESOURCES HAS DENIED ANY PLANS TO SELL STAKES IN CO – ET NOW
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156 Prachand Light Combat Helicopters
1 Aircraft Carrier
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156 Prachand Light Combat Helicopters
1 Aircraft Carrier
97 Tejas Fighter Jets
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Stocks with high de ry Percentage*
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Ltd – 86.5%
Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Ltd – 85.3%
Sundaram Fasteners Ltd – 83.3%
Westlife Foodworld Ltd – 82.5%
United Spirits Ltd – 79.7%
Stocks with high de ry Percentage*
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Ltd – 86.5%
Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Ltd – 85.3%
Sundaram Fasteners Ltd – 83.3%
Westlife Foodworld Ltd – 82.5%
United Spirits Ltd – 79.7%
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani says, “India’s fiscal investment has doubled, from 1.6% of GDP to 3.3% of GDP. Corporate Income Tax rates have fallen from 30% to 22%, creating headroom for corporates to invest. And the current account deficit fell from 3.5% of GDP to 0.8% of GDP. These outcomes are fundamentally rooted in this government’s effectiveness in institutionalising policy for transforming our nation’s landscape from one of challenges to one of possibilities. And the results are visible to all." Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani says, “India’s fiscal investment has doubled, from 1.6% of GDP to 3.3% of GDP. Corporate Income Tax rates have fallen from 30% to 22%, creating headroom for corporates to invest. And the current account deficit fell from 3.5% of GDP to 0.8% of GDP. These outcomes are fundamentally rooted in this government’s effectiveness in institutionalising policy for transforming our nation’s landscape from one of challenges to one of possibilities. And the results are visible to all.”