Hindusthan National Glass to sell German arm

Date: 12 October 2015

Kolkata-based Hindusthan National Glass & Industries Ltd has decided to sell its German subsidiary HNG Global GmbH, it said in a stock market disclosure.

It didn't disclose any financial details.The company has received its board's approval for the proposal and will seek shareholders' clearance at an extraordinary general meeting on October 24.Read more at: www.vccircle.com/news/commodities/2015/09/28/hindusthan-national-glass-sell-german-armKolkata-based Hindusthan National Glass & Industries Ltd has decided to sell its German subsidiary HNG Global GmbH, it said in a stock market disclosure.

It didn't disclose any financial details.

The company has received its board's approval for the proposal and will seek shareholders' clearance at an extraordinary general meeting on October 24.

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