NAGARJUNA, MAYTAS, GVK PLAN LNG UNIT

Article Abstract:

GVK Industries, Nagarjuna and Maytas Infra of the Satyam group have formed a consortium to set up a captive liquefied natural gas (LNG) regassification terminal at Kakinada port. The project is to have a capacity of 2.5 million tonnes per annum. The consortium has asked the Andhra Pradesh government for allocation of land at the port and in-principle clearance so that work on the project can begin immediately. The pre-feasibility report on the LNG terminal project has been done by MW Kellog of the UK. The consortium plans to set up a joint venture to implement the project and bring in another major international company operating in the LNG sector. The main objective in setting up the terminal is to use it as fuel and feedstock buffer in the respective operations of the consortium companies. (khr)

Natural Gas Liquid Extraction, Liquefied Natural Gas & Ethane, GVK Industries, Nagarjuna Group (Hyderabad, India), Satyam Group

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MOUNT SHIVALIK TO TIE UP WITH STROHS

Article Abstract:

Mount Shivalik Industries (MSI) is entering into a tie-up with Strohs of the US to start a beer venture in India. The venture is to produce and market beer only in bottles. The Strohs beer is to be produced in MSI's existing plant at Behror. It is scheduled to be launched by January 1999 in the eastern and western regions and by April-May, 1999 in the north. MSI's existing brand, Thunderbolt Super Strong, has about a 20 percent share of the domestic super strong beer segment. (khr)

Comment:

To tie-up w/ Mount Shivalik Industries Ltd. to produce and market bottled beer in India

Breweries, Bottled Beer & Ale, Beer, Stroh Brewery Co., Article, Mount Shivalik Industries Ltd.

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