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Solar Semiconductor to merge with US-based Trans-India Acquisition Corp

Solar Semiconductor to merge with US-based Trans-India Acquisition Corp Solar Semiconductor , a rapidly growing producer of high-quality photovoltaic (PV) modules, has announced its merger with US based Trans-India Acquisition Corporation. 

According to an official release, Trans-India has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire not less than 80% shares in the privately held Solar Semiconductor Ltd.

The proposed acquisition is valued at $375 million, which would be formalized once the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) formally approves the amalgamation. 

Gasoline prices register steep drop

Gasoline prices register steep drop

Unity Infraprojects wins order worth Rs 375.25 crore

Unity Infraprojects wins order worth Rs 375.25 croreUnity Infraprojects has received an order worth Rs 375.25 crore from Pink City Expressway Pvt. Ltd.

The scope of work involves Widening and Up gradation of Existing 4-Lane Road to 6-Lane Road under Contract Package IV from Km 144+770 (Mardha Village) to Km 181+300 (Antela Village) in the state of Rajasthan.

The order is scheduled to be completed within 30 months. 

Lodha Group to enter Hyderabad Market; plans to pump Rs 800 crore

Lodha Group to enter Hyderabad Market; plans to pump Rs 800 croreThe Lodha Group, a Mumbai-based realty player, has decided to enter the Hyderabad market with an estimated investment plan worth Rs 800-crore.

The company plans to build a project christened ‘by Invitation’ to focus on the ‘luxury’ market segment, which would be its first major initiative for the group outside Maharashtra.

Gitanjali Gems acquires Gitanjali Exports Corporation; Q2 Net profit surges 31%

Iceland hopes for support from Nordic neighbours

Iceland hopes for support from Nordic neighbours Helsinki - Nordic nations on Monday promised to review cash- strapped Iceland's need for additional loans, and were to form a working group that would monitor Reykjavik's efforts to revive its economy.

Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, current chair of the Nordic Council, said the Nordic group welcomed the deal Iceland signed on Friday with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a 2.1-billion-dollar emergency loan from the IMF to help stabilize Iceland's economy.

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