Monday, October 6, 2008
L&T buys 4.2% stake in Kalindee Rail
The country’s largest engineering firm Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has picked up 4.2% stake in Delhi-based Kalindee Rail Nirman Engineers from open market. L&T Capital, a subsidiary of L&T, on Friday bought 4.5 lakh shares of Kalindee at an average cost of Rs 121.21 a piece, according to statistics with BSE.Blackstone Asia was the possible seller.
KRNL is a significant beneficiary of aggressive capex plans of Indian Railways and makes a strategic fit with L&T’s future plans. The company has proven skills in tracks, signalling and telecommunications.KRNL has a strong relationship with the Indian Railways and qualifies for required technical specification and safety norms by it. It has also entered into various tie-ups and JVs with leading international players to keep pace with technology.
Some of the other shareholders in the company include Quantum, HDFC Trustee Company, JPMorgan, Sundaram BNP Paribas, Morgan Stanley who along with others hold about 44% in the firm as per the shareholding patter as of June 2008. Promoters currently hold 24.66% stake in the company.
Labels:
Capital Market,
Infrastructure,
Kalindee Rail,
L and T,
Stake Sale
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