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Thanjavur Textiles comes under Ramco fold
By P. Narasimhan
CHENNAI, DEC. 6. The Ramco group has gained control over
Thanjavur Textiles following completion of a preferential issue
of 7.5 lakh equity shares at a price of Rs. 14 per share as per
the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) guidelines to
each of two Ramco group companies - Rajapalayam Mills and Ramco
Industries on September 29.
(The preferential issue was made to revive and rehabilitate the
company from possible sickness on account of erosion of the
networth caused by the accumulation of huge losses due to
suspension of operations since April 1988.)
After the preferential issue, the paid up capital of the company,
which stood at Rs. 1.20 crores on March 31, 1999, has increased
to Rs. 2.70 crores on September 30, 2000.
After the infusion of fresh capital, Ramco Industries and
Rajapalayam Mills have a stake of 27.78 per cent each, Mr. P. R.
Ramasubrahmaneya Rajha 0.73 per cent, taking the total stake of
Ramco group to 56.29 per cent. (The Ramco group's stake was 1.65
per cent in the earlier capital of Rs. 1.20 cores.) Other co-
promoters have a stake of 12.30 per cent, financial institutions
5.28 per cent and the public 26.13 per cent.
To reflect the core activity, it is proposed to change the name
of the company to Thanjavur Spinning Mill and the company is
seeking the shareholders' nod at the annual meeting to be held on
December 20.
The company's open end unit at Tiruttani was closed from June 1
as the operations were found unviable and the dues to the workmen
of this unit were settled at a cost of Rs. 6.51 lakhs. The plant
and machinery are being shifted to the Thanjavur unit and the
relocation is expected to improve the bottomline of the company.
During the 18 months ended September 30, 2000, the company
reported a loss of Rs. 77.59 lakhs after meeting all expenses but
before interest and depreciation. The accumulated losses have
been adjusted against reserves which have now a residual small
credit of Rs. 19.67 lakhs.
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