Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited
BOM:500359 ISIN:INE015A01028
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Asian Activities Report for December 7, 2011 includes: Great Wall Motors (HKG:2333) has received EU Whole Vehicle Type Approval for its Voleex C30 and Voleex C20R; Chevalier International Holdings Limited (HKG:0025) has entered into a letter of intent in relation to possible acquisitions of certain hot spring hotels in Japan; Daiichi Sankyo Co., Ltd (TYO:4568) advises that its subsidiary Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. (BOM:500359), India's largest pharmaceutical company, has received final approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to manufacture and market Atorvastatin, a cholesterol-reducing medicine, in the US market.
Asian Activities Report for September 1, 2011 includes: CBD Energy (ASX:CBD) has signed an agreement to participate in the management of the AusChina Energy Joint Venture; TVN Corporation Pty Ltd (ASX:TVN) announced the results from its latest drilling on the Nuurst Project in Mongolia; Uran Limited (ASX:URA) has commenced commercial open pit mining activities at the Emmanuel Project in Zambia; Aviva Corporation Limited (ASX:AVA) has recently completed a maiden resource estimate on the Bumbo Base Metal Deposit in West Kenya; Manas Resources Limited (ASX:MSR) has completed a 12,500 metre drilling program at Shambesai Gold Project in the Kyrgyz Republic; Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited (TYO:4568) and Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited (BOM:500359) today announced a joint initiative to sponsor mobile healthcare clinics in India, Cameroon and Tanzania.
US stocks fell on Tuesday on disappointing corporate news and renewed worries over global credit markets. Asian stocks mostly opened lower today with Australian and Japanese markets slashed sharply at opening.
Yesterday the Australian stock market ended the day lower, led by financial stocks, on renewed worries about banking industry worldwide. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 1%, or 33.8 points, at 3442.8, while the broader All Ordinaries index was lower by 0.9%, or 30.2 points, at 3394.8. Regulator ASIC's move to extend a ban on covered short-selling of financial securities would give a positive lead to the banking industry.
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