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Videocon forays into gen insurance

• Videocon is entering into financial services business through a general insurance company in partnership with US-based property and casualty insurer Liberty Mutual Group (LMG).

• The foreign partner will hold a maximum permissible 26 per cent stake in the JV with Videocon .

• The JV will primarily focus on personal non-life products like motor, health, homes and small commercial business solutions.

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IPO limit for individual investor enhanced

• SEBI has doubled the limit for maximum application for individual investors from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2 lakhs across all public issues.

• Once categorized as HNIs these investors had only 15 percent of the shares at their disposal, as against 35 percent reserved for the retail players.

• The remaining 50 percent is set aside for institutional investors.

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Bajaj Auto arm raises KTM stake• Bajaj Auto International Holdings (BAIHBV), a

Netherlands-based wholly-owned subsidiary of Bajaj Auto, has raised its stake in KTM Power Sports .

• India’s second-largest motorcycle maker purchased 2.44 lakh shares in KTM, taking the total shareholding to 38.09% .

• Bajaj Auto is the second-largest shareholder in KTM. The largest shareholders — Stefan Pierer and Rudolf Knuenz hold more than 51%.

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GE to double exports in 5 years; to focus on India

• GE is looking at doubling its overall exports in next five years.

• Scaling up of exports by GE would also benefit other countries as it would create jobs in the rest of the world, besides the US.

• India is a big market for engineering firms as there would be big focus on infrastructure development during the 12th Five year plan.

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Maruti, Hyundai exports dip as cos shift focus on domestic mkt

• In the month, domestic market leader Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) witnessed its exports declining by 18.11 per cent to 11,353 units from 13,864 units in the year-ago period.

• Hyundai Motor India (HMIL) also saw its overseas sales going down by 25.32 per cent to 17,500 units from 23,434 units in the corresponding period last year.