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Videocon Industries surged 4.90% to Rs 228 at 10:56 IST on BSE, after the company said on Friday, 19 September 2008, its overseas unit VB (Brasil) Petroleo has acquired 100% stake in EnCana Brasil Petroleo of Brazil for consideration of $165 million.The company made this announcement during trading hours today, 19 September 2008.Meanwhile, the BSE Sensex was up 404.78 points, or 3.04%, to 13,720.3

The Dhoot family, the promoters of Videocon Group, has bought 14% equity in IOL Netcom, a Mumbai-based broadband company, from the open market. The transaction is being perceived by the industry as a take over bid.In the last two months, Shree Dhoot Trading & Agencies Ltd, an investment company of the Dhoots, has mopped up 11.72% shares in the loss-making firm, earlier known as IOL Broadb

Consumer durables major Videocon Group, which has bagged national telecom licence through its subsidiary Datacom Ltd, would roll out the GSM services from Chennai on August 15 this year. Unveiling... Visit my blog to read more.

Devina Joshi | afaqs! | Mumbai, June 12, 2008The Videocon Group is making headlines of late. Soon after awarding the creative duties for Videocon to Saatchi & Saatchi (with a certain portion still with O&M), the group has finalised Publicis Ambience as the agency for its upcoming DTH venture.As is known, the Videocon Group is all set to launch its DTH offering, which is called Videocon D2H

According to a report of indian newspaper "business standard" is likely to buy Motorola's handset division. According to the report, Videocon CEO Venugopal Dhoot said today that his company was already in initial stage talks with Motorola.Motorola's cell phone division maybe around US$3.8 billion.Videocon announced recently that they plan to launch their own telecom network in India, so getting

Videocon announced there telecom plans few days back and they even said that they have set up a mobile manufacturing facility that can churn out 10 million units in a year. Also there were rumors of... Visit my blog to read more.

Yesterday I posted on Videocon foraying into the mobile handset manufacturing business and also its dreams to built an end-to-end telecom network. Telecom Tiger reports that Videocon has pretty... Visit my blog to read more.

Videocon Electronics, one of India’s established consumer electronics players is getting into the business of mobile handsets. Telecom Tiger reports that, Videocon will be positioning itself as a... Visit my blog to read more.

Videocon IndustriesRecommendation Price - 341.40Target Price - 409Recommendation Date - 12-Mar-2008Recommendation Type - Short TermToday's High Price - 414Target Achieved in 69 daysTarget Achieved Date - 20-May-2008Annual Gain - 112.82%Actual Gain - 21.27%www.vjondalalstreet.com/marketma.php

Videocon Appliances Ltd informed the market today that its going to be called as  “Value Industries Ltd”. Accordingly, w.e.f. April 03, 2008, the name of the Company stands changed to “Value Industries Ltd.” addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rupya.com%2Farchives%2F2008%2F04%2F10%2Fvalue-industries-ltd-videocon-applicance-wants-to-change-name%2F'; addthis_title = 'Value+Industries+Ltd+-+Videocon+applicance+wants+to+Change+name'; addthis_pub = '';

The Videocon group is interested in buying Motorola’s handset business.“We have hired one of the world’s top three investment bankers who will convey our interest to buy out the mobile handset business of the US company,” Group Chairman Venugopal Dhoot told Business Standard.According to Dhoot, Videocon is ready to launch its pan Indian GSM mobile operations at an investment of Rs 6000 crores.“The Indian market for mobile phones is around 120 million units a year and we have our own retail chain stories (Next) that we can leverage. Also, we can transfer the manufacturing plant to India to leverage cheap labour in the country,” added Dhoot.

Latest Buzz in Videocon Industries : Videocon Industries is spinning off its myriad energy businesses—stretching from coal fields in Indonesia to oil... Click on Headline to read full Article..

Three hottest brands of today ShahrukhKhan ,M.S Dhoni and Om Shanti Om all come together as Videocon aims to appeal to the youth with its latest corporate commercial, which is contrary to its previous strategy of appealing to an older target audience. When you are looking at youth immediately internet also becomes important and it is holding talks with developing Rediff, Yahoo! and Zapak for games and contest based on the TVC. Here is the ad which is based on role reversal for Dhoni and shahrukh with the theme of OSO I enjoyed it do take a lookVideocon has very interesting plans"Currently, we are focusing only on the recent TVC that was launched" The initial version will be a 90 seconder, followed by 60 second and 30 second versions. The commercial will also play in PVR cinemas. Radio Mirchi is partnering with Videocon to run contests. The contest entails the participants dressing up like either SRK or Dhoni and answering a few trivia questions. Also included will be a glimpse on

Recap : Tata Motors gave a profit of Rs 18/- and Bindal Agro gave a profit of Rs 2.5/- per share bought. Buy for Dec 3rd (Balrampur Chini Mills, Videocon Industries ) Buy Balrampur Chini Mills >103.1,105,108,114 Stop Loss 98 Buy Videocon Industries >421.1,441,452,475 Stop Loss 417.

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Videocon Communications Ltd has informed that the 17th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Members of the Company will be held on March 30, 2007, to transact the business as mentioned in the notice convening the Annual General Meeting.

Diversified business group Videocon said its talks to buy out the mobile handset business of US-based Motorola are at 'initial' stages."The talks with Motorola are at very initial stage," group CMD Venugopal Dhoot said at an Assocham seminar here, while declined to give a deadline for the deal.With Motorola planning ...