Godrej Consumer to raise up to Rs 30 bn The board of Godrej Consumer Products has okayed a proposal to rise up to Rs 30 billion. ``The money will be raised in the immediate future to fund acquisitions,`` group chairman Adi Godrej told Business Standard. The bulk of the amount will be raised via debt, while the balance will be equity, he said, while declining to specify the ratio in which the amount will be raised. ``The first tranche of up to Rs 10 billion will be raised via debt,`` is all he said.
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Saksoft sets Rs 2.4 bn target Saksoft, a Chennai-based software services company with focus on the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) segment, is planning to double its revenues by the end of the 2011-12 financial year, from last year`s Rs 1.2 billion, through the organic growth route. ``Our plan for the next two-and-a-half years is mostly organic as we see a lot of potential for our horizontal offerings - business intelligence (BI) and data warehousing (DW), web development and testing. During recession, companies are looking at analytical solutions, cloud computing and migrating to open source, and we expect the market to open up in the next couple of months,`` NK Subramaniyam, executive director (operations and technology), told Business Standard. ONGC lost Rs 47.45 billion on gas sales in 2008-09 State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) lost Rs 47.45 billion on account of selling natural gas below the production cost in 2008-09. ONGC and state explorer Oil India (OIL) sell gas at government-controlled rates, called the APM (Administered Price Mechanism) price. The APM price for ONGC is Rs 3,200 per thousand cubic metres (or Rs 3.2 per unit).``In 2008-09, our cost of production was Rs 5.87 per cubic metres. Against this, our price realisation was just Rs 3.191 per unit,`` a top ONGC official said. ONGC`s total revenue loss on the 17.71 billion cubic metres gas it sold at APM rates last financial year came to Rs 47.45 billion.
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