Stocks in the news: RCF, Godrej Ind, L&T, Amtek Auto, Fortis Healthcare, Tinplate

Here are stocks that are in news today:

RCF: Government official says
-Government will divest 5 percent stake in RCF
-Floor price for RCF stake sale set at Rs 74.25 per share
Alert: RCF floor price for 5 percent stake sale set at 7.2 percent discount to Wednesday's closing price of Rs 80 per share

Bombay Dyeing Q4
-Net profit up 89 percent at Rs 211.4 crore versus Rs 111.9 crore (YoY)
-One-time gain of 321.2 crore
-Revenue down 30.9 percent at Rs 460.2 crore versus Rs 666 crore (YoY)
-EBITDA down 93.5 percent at Rs 12.5 crore versus Rs 192.2 crore (YoY)
-EBITDA margin at 2.7 percent versus 28.9 percent (YoY)

LT Foods
-Sets up new rice processing plant at Rotterdam, Netherlands
-Made initial investment of USD 15 million at Rotterdam plant
-Initial processing capacity of Rotterdam plant is 60,000 tonne

Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan says
-Working on developing a gas trading hub
-Prime Minister was very clear about bringing world class bidding system in oil & gas

Sugar: Government sources say
-Government won't raise sugar import tax for now: Reuters
-Government won't allow more duty-free raw sugar imports

Other stocks and sectors that are in news today:
-Eris Lifesciences to list today
-Mindtree will buy back 43.2 lakh shares i.e 2.5 percent of equity at Rs 625 per share
-Godrej Industries to sell Rs 400 crore worth of shares in Godrej Agrovet IPO
-Bhushan Steel board meeting on July 5 to approve March quarter earnings
-Anil Ambani Group stocks in focus: Asset sale picks up pace
-JSW Holdings plans to lend more to Jindal's wife own entity
-Pharma companies in focus - Baddi investors tax holiday cut short by 3 years: ToI
-L&T in focus: Westinghouse to resume designing on USD 20 billion nuclear plants
-Adhunik lenders refer Adhunik Metaliks to NCLT: FE
-Amtek Auto in focus - Bharat Forge, Sona koyo, Blackstone in race to buy all or parts of Amtek Group companies: ET
-HPCL to raise USD 500 million through dollar bonds
-GE global arm to invest USD 90 million in Rattan India’s assets: Mint
-Tata Steel subsidiary Tinplate seeks to undertake business on its own: Mint
-Piramal Enterprises in focus: Shriram Capital board approves appointment of Rajesh Laddha as MD, CEO
-Fortis Healthcare gets shareholders' nod to hike FII holding limit to 74 percent of paid-up equity capital
-US says to reopen H1B visa premium processing 'as work loads permit'
-Cabinet may approve government allowances post 7th pay commission meeting today