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Singapore court orders seizure, sale of Tata Power's shares in its arms
Reported by: Business Standard, BusinessLine, CNBC TV18 ·
Summary
CNBC TV18 reported that Tata Power shares fell 3.50% after a Singapore court allowed the seizure and sale of the company's holdings in two Singapore subsidiaries. The court acted to enforce an arbitration award in favour of Kleros Capital Partners, and Tata Power has appealed the ruling. BusinessLine reported the award is worth ₹6,113 crore and follows a failed attempt to overturn arbitration awards tied to a joint coal exploration agreement in Russia. An arbitration award is a decision by a private dispute panel that a court can then enforce. A subsidiary is a company controlled by a parent. The 3.50% is the fall in the share price that day, not a change in the company's profit.
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Business Standard · · Tone 0
Singapore court orders seizure, sale of Tata Power's shares in its arms
The Singapore court has ordered enforcement of arbitration awards favouring Kleros, allowing seizure and sale of Tata Power's shares in two subsidiaries amid a long-running dispute
BusinessLine · · Tone 0
Singapore court allows seizure, sale of Tata Power shares in two subsidiaries to enforce ₹6,113 cr award
The enforcement action follows a failed attempt to overturn arbitration awards linked to a joint coal exploration agreement in Russia
CNBC TV18 · · Tone -1
Tata Power shares fall 3.50% after Singapore Court grants seize and sell orders
A Singapore court has authorised the seizure and sale of Tata Power’s holdings in two Singapore subsidiaries to enforce an arbitration award in favour of Kleros Capital Partners. The company has appealed the ruling.
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CNBC TV18 ·
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BusinessLine ·
3 h 6 min after the first report
Business Standard ·
4 h 11 min after the first report
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