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Monnet Ispat surges 3% on reports Aion-JSW may acquire co’s stressed assets – Economic Times

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Updated: Dec 13, 2017, 11.24 AM IST

Company's consolidated losses as of March amounted to Rs 2,132 crore on total revenue of Rs 1,375 crore.
Company’s consolidated losses as of March amounted to Rs 2,132 crore on total revenue of Rs 1,375 crore.
NEW DELHI: Shares of Monnet Ispat and Energy climbed nearly 4 per cent in morning deals on Wednesday after reports that a consortium of Aion Capital Partners and JSW emerged the strongest contender for acquiring the firm. Monnet Is…

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