Modi Rubber queers pitch for Guardian

Date: 28 August 2006
Source: Business-Standard.com
Modi Rubber has told the government that it will not grant a no-objection certificate to US glass-maker Guardian Industries for setting up a separate wholly owned glass venture in the country.

Modi Rubber, which holds 21.24 per cent in float glass and mirror-maker Gujarat Guardian, said this on August 17, a day before the expiry of the two-week deadline set by the FIPB for the company to give its view on Guardian’s plans to set up a wholly owned subsidiary in the country. Guardian intends to invest $66 million in equity in an expansion plan that will involve an overall investment of $200 million in two phases. Read the entire news on the source link below.Modi Rubber has told the government that it will not grant a no-objection certificate to US glass-maker Guardian Industries for setting up a separate wholly owned glass venture in the country.

Modi Rubber, which holds 21.24 per cent in float glass and mirror-maker Gujarat Guardian, said this on August 17, a day before the expiry of the two-week deadline set by the FIPB for the company to give its view on Guardian’s plans to set up a wholly owned subsidiary in the country.

Guardian intends to invest $66 million in equity in an expansion plan that will involve an overall investment of $200 million in two phases.

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