Adani Trading Services LLP, a promoterentity of Adani Green, on Wednesday sold 2 crore shares of Adani Green Energy Ltd worth over Rs 1,840 through open market transactions. According to the block deal data available with the BSE, Adani Trading Services had divested 2,00,96,000 scrips of the company in the price range of Rs 906 to 916.15. This translated into the total deal value of Rs 1,840.20 crore. In separate open market deals, the shares of Adani Green were purchased by Acme Trade and Investment Ltd. As per Adani Green s shareholding pattern data for the September 2020quarter, Adani Trading Services LLP held33.92 per cent stake in the company as a promoter.
Adani Green s promoter sells co s shares worth over Rs 1,840 crore
Adani Trading Services had divested 2,00,96,000 scrips of the company in the price range of Rs 906 to 916.15. PTI
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Adani Trading Services LLP, a promoter entity of Adani Green, on Wednesday sold 2 crore shares of Adani Green Energy Ltd worth over Rs 1,840 through open market transactions. According to the block deal data available with the BSE, Adani Trading Services had divested 2,00,96,000 scrips of the company in the price range of Rs 906 to 916.15.
This translated into the total deal value of Rs 1,840.20 crore. In separate open market deals, the shares of Adani Green were purchased by Acme Trade and Investment Ltd.
‘Factor in lightning hazard in infra development plans’
January 07, 2021
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Every third death from natural hazards is attributed to lightning that has proved to be a major killer as per data pertaining to the last 54 years (1967 to 2020), says the Annual Lightning Report 2019-20 brought out by the Lightning Resilient India Campaign 2019-20.
The Campaign is a joint initiative of the Climate Resilient Observing Systems Promotion Council (CROPC); India Meteorological Department (IMD); the Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of India; Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology; India Meteorological Society; and World Vision India.
Electrical sensitivity tests have been largely given the go-by when it comes to planning infrastructure development, says Sanjay Kumar Srivastava, Chairman of the campaign.