News: Jaiprakash Hydro-Power Ltd (JAPR.BO)

JAPR.BO on Bombay Stock Exchange

75.50INR
9 Dec 2009
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Wed, Aug 12 2009

India's L&T gets $828 mln power equipment order

NEW DELHI, Aug 12 (Reuters) - India's Larsen & Toubro has got a contract worth 40 billion rupees ($828 million) to supply power equipment to Jaiprakash Power Ventures, the two firms said in a statement on Wednesday.

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Indian stocks nudge up ahead of budget

MUMBAI, July 6 (Reuters) - Indian shares rose 0.5 percent on Monday morning as investors awaited the announcement of the federal budget which is expected include further steps to spur economic growth.

India's Jaiprakash Hydro to raise upto $314 mln

MUMBAI, July 4 (Reuters) - Indian utility Jaiprakash Hydropwer Ltd said on Saturday its board had approved raising up to 15 billion rupees ($314 million) through the sale of shares, depositary receipts or bonds.

Indian shares rise 0.8 pct; Sun Pharma tumbles

* Investors take long positions after two-week, 7.2 pct drop

Indian shares fall 0.5 pct as monsoon worries grow

* Automakers, consumer firms hit as rural demand may slow

Indian shares rise 0.8 pct; Infosys, ICICI gain

* ONGC falls after drop in quarterly profit (Updates to mid-morning)

Jaiprakash Associates to merge power arms - paper

MUMBAI, June 25 (Reuters) - Indian diversified construction firm Jaiprakash Associates plans to merge two of its power units to help them sell shares worth up to 40 billion rupees ($825 million) to institutional investors, the Business Standard said on Thursday, citing unnamed sources. Jaiprakash Hydro Power Ltd and unlisted Jaiprakash Power Venture are expected to have a combined valuation of 160 billion rupees, the newspaper said.

Indian shares rise 2.2 pct; Reliance, L&T gain

* Satyam jumps 10 pct for second day after result (Updates to late morning)

Indian shares rise 13th week, best run in 4 yrs

* Recovery in global economy seen; ICICI, Infosys, L&T gain

Indian shares seen opening higher on Asia gains

MUMBAI, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Indian shares are expected to start higher on Monday, taking cues from firmer Asian markets and improved sentiment for financials.

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