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Dear Sir,
Sub: Intimation - News paper Publication of Notice of Extra Ordinary General Meeting of the company.
Ref: Scrip Name: Globe Multi Ventures Ltd (Formerly known as Globe Commercials Ltd.) Scrip Code: 540266.
With reference to the subject cited above, please find enclosed herewith clippings of the Newspaper Advertisement published in the following News paper on 10th April, 2024 of notice convening Extra Ordinary General Meeting of Globe Multi Ventures Ltd.
- Business Standard (English)
- Maharashtra Times (Marathi)
This is for your information and records of the Exchange, please.
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Yours faithfully,
For Globe Multi Ventures Ltd
(Formerly known as Globe Commercials Ltd)
Kameswari Sivalenka
Whole Time Director
GLOBE MULTI VENTURES LIMITED
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CHENNAI | WEDNESDAY, 10 APRIL 2024
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IN GOLD SHOULD YOU TRUST?
Itisnotaninterest-bearingassetandhaspreciouslittle industrialuse. So,whyisitgoingupinvalue?Andhow shouldyouinvestinit?
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JTEKT INDIA LIMITED
(CIN - L29113DL1984PLC018415)
Regd. Office: UGF-6, Indraprakash, 21, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi 110001.
Tel. No. : 011-23311924, 23327205
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Notice for issue of Duplicate Share Certificates
Members of the public are hereby informed that original share certificates, details of which are given hereunder have been reported lost / misplaced and now the shareholder has furnished the documents claiming his shares from the Company :
Sl. | Share | No. of | Distinctive Nos. | Folio | Name of the | |
No. | Certificate | Shares | From | To | No. | Shareholder |
Nos. |
1. 27455 4000* 193786901 193790900 026509 Damodar Purohit Vishal Purohit
* (Face Value of Rs. 1/- each)
Any person having any objection to the issue of Duplicate Share Certificates may submit the same in writing with the Company at its Registered Office within 15 days from the date of publication of this Notice. Members of the public are cautioned against dealing in the above mentioned share certificates.
For JTEKT India Limited | |
Place : Gurugram | Saurabh Agrawal |
Date : 09.04.2024 | Company Secretary |
DEVANGSHU DATTA
New Delhi, 9 April
- he oldest class of assets - precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum - has been among the better
performers of 2024. Gold, in particular, is up 11 per cent since January. It has been hitting record highs and commodity traders expect it to keep going up.
That is 11 per cent, in terms of United States dollar values. In rupee terms, the returns are higher, since the Indian currency has lost ground against the dollar.
Gold is not only one of the oldest known assets; though it is among the more unusual. It is near useless in industrial terms, with the very few applications such as in the decorative industry, unlike silver and platinum, both of which have large industrial footprints.
The physical yellow metal is not an interest-bearing asset either. And yet, gold is a reliable hedge against inflation and uncertainty. Moreover, it is a hard asset - it can be converted into cash easily, or used as collateral for instant loans.
This is why every Indian family (and Chinese, Malaysian, and Korean) likes to hold gold. It is also why central banks such as the Reserve Bank of India and the US Federal Reserve hoard gold, and why inflation-ravaged Zimbabwe is introducing a new gold- backed currency. Gold saved India in mid-1991, when forex reserves had dipped to $600 million - just enough to pay for a fortnight's imports. India pledged 40 tonnes of gold to tide over the crisis.
Behindtheglitter
Indians are among the world's most enthusiastic hoarders of gold - households are reckoned to hold more than 21,000 tonnes. It ranks just below oil and gas on the import list, although, as part of an effort to curb imports, the government has introduced several innovative schemes to wean people off the physical metal.
So why is gold going up in value? There are quite a few answers and they are linked. First, inflation. Covid-
19 scrambled global value chains. Then the Ukraine War scrambled them all over again. Shortages and supply disruptions in energy, semi- conductors, pharmaceutical drugs, food, and what-have-you have meant high inflation.
Not only does the Ukraine War continue, the Israel-Gaza War has now created new tensions. A blockade of the Red Sea by the Houthi, and fears of escalation if Iran gets into the act, have triggered fresh fears of disruption of oil and gas. This could mean another round of inflation.
A second set of uncertainties also arises due to possibilities of multiple regime changes. Around 40 nations, including India and the United States, are due for elections in 2024 (or have already had election, as in the case of India's neighbours). Those affect 4 billion people, and therefore, investors have to factor in political
uncertainty, and inevitably, | centred on the metal. India's love | ||||||||
uncertainty also leads to fresh | affair with gold goes back to deep | ||||||||
demand for gold. | antiquity and it is unlikely to | ||||||||
Gold is linked to the US dollar, as | terminate any time soon, since there | ||||||||
pointed out earlier. If the US currency | are sound reasons beyond tradition | ||||||||
goes down, gold prices go up in $ | to hoard the yellow metal (or its | ||||||||
terms. The $ is expected to weaken | digital equivalent). | ||||||||
because the Federal Reserve has | |||||||||
signalled it will cut interest rates this | BecomingaGoldBug | ||||||||
year. Some speculators are loading up | |||||||||
on gold in anticipation of the cuts. | Financial Planners often suggest that | ||||||||
investors should allocate a small | |||||||||
Supplyside | component - say 5 to 10 per cent of | ||||||||
their portfolios - to gold. The | |||||||||
There is very limited new supply. Gold | drawbacks to owning gold used to be | ||||||||
has to be mined and global production | bulk, uncertainty about jewellery | ||||||||
is only around 3,100 tonnes of which | caratage, fears about physical safety, | ||||||||
China produces around 10 per cent. In | and the absence of guaranteed return | ||||||||
2023, around 4,450 tonnes were | since there was no interest income. | ||||||||
traded, and that was 5 per cent lower | In terms of purity, Titan and other | ||||||||
than in 2022. The Federal Reserve | jewellers now offer guarantees and | ||||||||
alone holds more than 9,000 tonnes of | over-the-counter tests of purity. | ||||||||
gold. India imported around 750 | Banks sell certified gold bars as well. | ||||||||
tonnes in calendar 2023 at a cost of | Incidentally, you can buy up to ~2 lakh | ||||||||
~2.8 trillion. | worth of physical gold without | ||||||||
Demand therefore exceeds supply, | furnishing PAN or Aadhaar, etc, in a | ||||||||
which is one reason gold often beats | single transaction. But you have to pay | ||||||||
inflation. Demand | goods and services | ||||||||
has historically | tax (GST) on a | ||||||||
exceeded supply | RECORD RUN | physical | |||||||
except during brief | transaction. | ||||||||
periods, when new | Standard gold | (~/10 gm) | Jewellers will | ||||||
supplies have been | break up a large | ||||||||
discovered, such | 71,544 | transaction into | |||||||
as the colonisation | several ~2 lakh | ||||||||
of South Africa, the | components, so | ||||||||
colonisation of the | this is a useful and | ||||||||
Americas, the gold | 52,330 | potentially legal | |||||||
rush in California | route to convert | ||||||||
(1849) and The | cash into gold. | ||||||||
Yukon (1890s). | The 21st | ||||||||
Commodity | century investor | ||||||||
traders believe this | can also take | ||||||||
bull-run could last | exposure to gold | ||||||||
till 2030. | in other ways to | ||||||||
India's | avoid the above | ||||||||
policymakers have | Data from Feb 24 '22, when the Russia-Ukraine war began | issues. | |||||||
a love-hate | Source: IBJA | SovereignGold | |||||||
Compiled by BS Research Bureau | |||||||||
relationship with | Bonds(SGBs)offer | ||||||||
gold. On the one | Gold is linked to the US dollar. If | interestincome | |||||||
hand, the RBI buys | (2.5percentper | ||||||||
the US currency goes down, gold | |||||||||
gold (it is buying | annum)and | ||||||||
prices go up in $ terms. The $ is | |||||||||
now). But | favourabletax | ||||||||
expected to weaken because the | |||||||||
policymakers | termsiftheSGBis | ||||||||
Federal Reserve has signalled it | |||||||||
dislike the fact that | heldtomaturity | ||||||||
will cut interest rates this year | |||||||||
private citizens | (eightyears, | ||||||||
also buy gold. In | unlessyoubuya | ||||||||
1968, the Gold | bondwhichis | ||||||||
Control Act | closetomaturity). | ||||||||
prohibited jewellers from keeping | Thisisanelectronicinstrument. No | ||||||||
more than 100 grams of gold in | GSTispayable. Nostoragerequired. | ||||||||
inventory and banned ordinary | Noworriesaboutpurityor | ||||||||
citizens from holding coins or bars -- | physicalsafety. | ||||||||
they could only keep jewellery. | Anotherelectronicinstrumentis | ||||||||
This Act generated lots of | thegoldETF,ofwhichtherearemany. | ||||||||
employment for huge gangs of | AgoldETFholdsgoldandsellsunitsto | ||||||||
smugglers. It also gave rise to the | investorsjustlikeanyotherETF. | ||||||||
romantic legend of the Robin Hood | InvestorscanbuySGBsand | ||||||||
smuggler, which inspired many | ETFseasily. | ||||||||
Bollywood megahit movies | There is also a whole segment of | ||||||||
(think Deewar). | the NBFC (non-banking finance | ||||||||
After the Act was repealed, India's | companies) industry that works on | ||||||||
jewellery industry has done a terrific | the basis of gold loans. The | ||||||||
job, deploying creative design and | sophisticated investor can look at | ||||||||
innovative processes to service | buying shares in listed companies | ||||||||
domestic and global demand. Titan's | such as Manappuram Finance and | ||||||||
Tanishq is the world's most valuable | Muthoot Finance as an indirect | ||||||||
jewellery brand, for example, and | exposure to the metal. Banks have also | ||||||||
there are many other highly-regarded | got into the lucrative gold | ||||||||
brands. The industry can also boast of | loans business. | ||||||||
Nirav Modi, who is of course, well- | In sum, an investor who | ||||||||
known for being a little too creative in | wants gold exposure now has a | ||||||||
terms of financial engineering. | plethora of choices, including both | ||||||||
There is actually plenty of legally | the physical, and various | ||||||||
sanctioned financial engineering | electronic instruments. |
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