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BSE suspends trading in 22 firms

MUMBAI: The Bombay Stock Exchange today announced suspension of trading in shares of 22 companies including Global Securities and Compact Disc India Ltd from next week
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Updated At : 06:26 AM Jan 02, 2015 IST
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Mumbai, January 1

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The Bombay Stock Exchange today announced suspension of trading in shares of 22 companies including Global Securities and Compact Disc India Ltd from next week.

Trading in securities of these companies would be suspended from Wednesday, January 7.

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Among these companies are Alang Industrial Gases, Anukaran Commercial Enterprises, Cupid Trades & Finance, Effingo Textile & Trading and Shantanu Sheorey Aquakult. — PTI

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