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Mansi Taneja: Vavasi ? who ? what?
Till last fortnight, that was the universal reaction to this business group that is trying to stitch up what could be this year’s most ambitious business deal involving telecom companies in India, now that the Bharti-MTN deal has collapsed. Over the last fortnight, however, the broadly-built Farid Arifuddin who heads the 10-year old group, has made up for lost time. He’s met Sunil Mittal to see if he could get him to drown his MTN woes by buying into the $6.9 billion Zain Telecom (it has 41 million customers, operates in 24 countries across west Asia and Africa and has a market cap of $19.5 billion). While Mittal says he’s not interested in courting anyone on the rebound, Arifuddin has met Communications Minister A Raja and also various officials in BSNL and MTNL to work on alternate investors for his special purpose vehicle (SPV) which will pick up a 46 per cent stake in Zain.

Lanka raps six Indian drug suppliers on quality issues
Six Indian drug makers have been pulled up for quality lapses by Sri Lanka’s ministry of health.

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Envoy urges US firms to build partnership with India
Asking the US corporate sector to build a lasting partnership with India in high technology including the defence sector, new Indian envoy Meera Shankar has said that New Delhi is looking at optimising its ability to procure the best equipment from anywhere in the world.
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Hyundai, Indian Bank tie up

Auto major Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) on Monday entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Chennai-based Indian Bank. - Indian Bank revises FCNR(B), NRE deposit rates - PSU banks need to fill 40,000 vacancies - Hyundai Motor December sales up 22% - Maruti, Hyundai expect Dec sales to jump 30% - Madan Sabnavis: Don"t ignore External Commercial Borrowings">Madan Sabnavis: Don"t ignore External Commercial Borrowings - Magma Fincorp picks up 7 per cent in Experian India The MoU was signed by R Sethuraman, vice president - finance & corporate affairs, HMIL, and VA Somayajulu, general manager, Indian Bank. The tie-up with Indian Bank for car finance will considerably increase the reach for Indian Bank as well as for Hyundai Motor India Ltd as it will cater to the current customers of the former besides bringing in new customers for both, said Arvind Saxena, director- marketing & sales, HMIL. With a customer base of over 20 million, Indian Bank has over 1,700 branches in the country apart from two overseas branches.


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