Business Opportunities

Gammon India slumps on Kota mishap

The stock finally ended at Rs 225, down 6% from its previous close. The counter clocked volumes of 520,102 shares as compared to the two-week daily average traded volumes of 76,351 shares on the BSE. ________________________________________________ UCO Bank seeks shareholders" nod for fund raising Negative view on state-run oil cos: Fitch Jan cement sales in high double-digit The stock opened at Rs 230 and plunged 16% to touch a low of Rs 201. It has now recovered somewhat and is trading near the day"s high at Rs 231. Over 308,516 shares have been traded on the BSE so far, as against the two week daily average trade of 76,351 shares. Gammon India was jointly building the Kota bridge with South Korea"s Hyundai Engineering. The bridge collapsed on Saturday, killing at least 45 people, according to reports. Two senior project managers have been arrested on charges of culpable homicide. This comes almost six months after the Delhi Metro accident in which six people were killed. Gammon India had been served a notice for the incident by the Delhi High Court then.


Add your comment:
Name:
Site address: http://
Your message:
Enter today\\\\'s date, 2 digits
(spam protection):

News of the day
BSNL to buy equipment from Huawei
Displays no eagerness on DoT suggestion to retender.
Popular Articles
payday loan lenders

Displaced tribals be compensated, says Manmohan
The government today admitted its failure in dealing with the losses suffered by tribals in land acquisition for various projects, but said one solution was that tribals must benefit from the projects for which they had been displaced.

Tata, M&M now take Indian trucks global
You have to rub your eyes hard to believe the Tata Prima and Mahindra Navistar trucks can rival the best that Mercedes-Benz, Volvo and Scania have to offer. Their stylish cabs, with the multitude of buttons and gizmos and quality fittings, make you feel you are in a European truck. But then again, both have been developed by Indian manufacturers to rival the best the world has to offer and beat these in markets outside India as well.