Most shareholders in Indian companies tend to interpret their rights in terms of dividends, bonuses, rights and the gains that accrue from capital appreciation. Their notion of the right to information is, at best, hazy and mostly limited to an opaque annual report and the odd stock exchange filing on significant developments. Likewise, their role in takeover battles tends to be limited to which side
Seven Indian companies are planning to tap the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to raise capital. Of these, two companies would get listed shortly, said Alan
London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) for small and mid-level companies is again trying to attract Indian companies to raise funds. Marcus Stuttard, head of AIM, London
Mumbai: Luxembourg is looking for joint ventures (JVs) with Indian companies in various sectors, a top government official said. "We are looking for joint ventures with Indian companies in sectors
Indian companies engaged in discovery of new drugs have twisted the model as many molecules licensed to foreign collaborators failed to reach the market. This so-called outlicensing strategy has
Ras Al Khaimah (RAK), which is a part of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), is in talks with Indian companies to set up a maritime city, according to its Free Trade Zone (FTZ) chief executive officer
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