Article: Four Soft inks Rs 1 crore licensing deal with UK Co.

Article: NTPC inks Rs 8,500 cr loan pack with SBI.
PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.;  May 14, 2009 ;     624 words ...NTPC inks Rs 8,500 cr loan pack with SBI New Delhi, May 14 (PTI) State-run power producer NTPC today said it has signed a loan agreement ...

Article: Airtel inks Rs 4500 cr network expansion deal with ...
PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.;  August 24, 2006 ;     687 words ...Airtel inks Rs 4500 cr network expansion deal with Ericsson New Delhi, Aug 24 (PTI) Bharti Airtel has awarded Swedish telecom vendor Ericsson ...

Article: Educomp inks Rs 4.78 cr services pact with Dell ...
PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.;  January 9, 2009 ;     397 words ...Educomp inks Rs 4.78 cr services pact with Dell Foundation Mumbai, Jan 9 (PTI) Educomp Solutions today said it has signed a software service ...

Article: Prakash Inds inks Rs 4,500 cr deal with MP govt.
PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.;  October 29, 2007 ;     446 words ...Prakash Inds inks Rs 4,500 cr deal with MP govt Mumbai, Oct 29 (PTI) Steel maker Prakash Industries Ltd today said it has inked a deal worth Rs ...

Article: SDS inks Rs 40 million poverty alleviation ...
PPI - Pakistan Press International;  April 26, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Islamabad, April 25 (PPI): The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) Tuesday signed Rs 40 million financial Sector Strengthening Programme (FSSP) for technical assistance with 11 micro finance partner organizations. Deputy Country Director SDC Richard Kohli highlighted SDC's

Article: Wapda inks Rs.13.793 billion contract agreement ...
PPI - Pakistan Press International;  June 28, 2004 ;     657 words ...LAHORE, June 28: Wapda inked a Rs. 13.793 billion contract agreement with CWE Joint Venture led by a Chinese Company, China International Water and Electric Corporation for the construction of main works of Mangle Dam raising with a completion period of 39 months here at Wapda House Monday.

Article: PCB inks Rs 750m deal with Dubai Sports City.
The Nation (Karachi, Pakistan);  September 23, 2008 ;     679 words ...By OUR STAFF REPORTER LAHORE, September 23 (THE NATION): The Pakistan cricket has found a home venue away from home in Dubai at a time when majority of the international teams are refusing to visit Pakistan on security grounds. The PCB, in a deal worth Rs 750 million, would play a number of series