Quick Facts: Below is the list of companies audited by Price Waterhouse Coopers. You may want to know before you invest in new shares.
- Apar Inds. Price Waterhouse 200803 1,698 85
- Apeejay Tea Price Waterhouse 200703 93 1
- APW President Price Waterhouse 200803 137 9
- Arshiya Intl Pricewaterhouse 200803 202 12
- Assam Carbon Pr Price Waterhouse 200803 30 -4
- Automotive Stamp Price Waterhouse 200803 301 4
- Bayer CropScien Price Waterhouse 200803 1,163 49
- Beeyu Overseas Price Waterhouse 200803 20 -2
- Bimetal Bearings Price Waterhouse 200803 100 9
- Blue Dart Exp. Price Waterhouse 200712 809 70
- Bosch Price Waterhouse & Co 200712 4,269 609
- Bosch Rexroth Price Waterhouse & Co 200712 265 25
- California Soft. Price Waterhouse 200803 71 7
- Century Enka Price Waterhouse 200803 1,186 13
- Chemplast Sanmar Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 640 7
- Colgate Palmoliv Price Waterhouse 200803 1,475 232
- Coromandel Fert Price Waterhouse 200803 3,795 210
- Cummins India Price Waterhouse 200803 2,351 281
- D P S C Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 320 1
- Denso India Price Waterhouse 200803 466 28
- Dynamatic Tech. Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 273 19
- Elpro Intl. Price Waterhouse 200803 27 -17
- English Ind.Clay Price Waterhouse 200703 240 18
- Entertainment Nt Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 225 16
- Gabriel India Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 467 8
- Gateway Distpark Price Waterhouse 200803 165 75
- Gillanders Arbut Price Waterhouse 200803 399 15
- GIS Price Waterhouse 200403 80 0
- Glaxosmit Pharma Price Waterhouse & Co 200712 1,570 538
- GlaxoSmith C H L Price Waterhouse 200712 1,273 163
- Glenmark Pharma Pricewaterhouse 200803 1,371 389
- GMR Inds. Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 153 7
- GMR Infra. Price Waterhouse 200803 103 63
- Goodyear India Price Waterhouse 200712 890 40
- Graphite India Price Waterhouse 200803 1,064 134
- Great Eastern En Price Waterhouse 200803 0 -11
- Guj Gas Company Price Waterhouse 200712 1,188 159
- Harr. Malayalam Price Waterhouse 200803 202 6
- HCL Infosystems Price Waterhouse 200806 12,411 305
- HCL Technologies Price Waterhouse 200806 4,615 781
- Hikal Pricewaterhouse 200803 301 50
- Hind.Powerplus Price Waterhouse 200503 216 6
- Hinduja Ventures Price Waterhouse 200803 12 42
- Honeywell Auto Price Waterhouse & Co 200712 866 65
- Hooghly Flour Price Waterhouse 199603 0 0
- HTMT Global Price Waterhouse 200803 358 59
- IFGL Refractor Price Waterhouse 200803 171 17
- Ineos ABS (India Price Waterhouse 200712 557 35
- Info Edge (India Price Waterhouse 200803 245 55
- Infotech Enterpr Price Waterhouse 200803 435 59
- Ingersoll-Rand Price Waterhouse 200803 487 281
- Insilco Price Waterhouse 200803 69 -3
- Jagran Prakashan Price Waterhouse 200803 750 98
- Kanumanek Trad. Price Waterhouse 200803 0 0
- Karamch.Thapar Price Waterhouse 200803 0 0
- Kennametal India Price Waterhouse 200806 388 54
- Kesoram Inds. Price Waterhouse 200803 2,986 383
- Lanco Infratech Price Waterhouse 200803 1,575 200
- Marico Price Waterhouse 200803 1,569 143
- Maruti Suzuki Price Waterhouse 200803 17,892 1,731
- Mastek Price Waterhouse 200806 583 99
- Max India Price Waterhouse 200803 282 62
- Mcleod Russel Price Waterhouse 200803 653 47
- Millennium Beer Price Waterhouse 200803 188 -4
- Morganite Crucib Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 19 1
- Moser Baer (I) Price Waterhouse 200803 1,900 -79
- Motherson Sumi Price Waterhouse 200803 1,303 128
- NDTV Price Waterhouse 200803 363 4
- Nicco Parks Price Waterhouse 200709 19 1
- NIIT Price Waterhouse 200803 467 33
- NIIT Tech. Price Waterhouse 200803 445 143
- Northgate Techno Price Waterhouse 200803 62 41
- Novartis India Price Water house 200803 553 97
- Orissa Extrusion Price Waterhouse 199912 13 -8
- Parry Agro Inds Price Waterhouse 200803 82 8
- Perfect Circle I Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 77 -2
- Phillips Carbon Price Waterhouse 200803 1,033 89
- Piramal Health Price Waterhouse 200803 1,914 301
- Piramal Life Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 0 -92
- PVP Ventures Price Waterhouse 200803 0 -2
- Rain Calcining Price Waterhouse 200703 696 70
- Rain Commodities Price Waterhouse 200712 462 25
- Rane (Madras) Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 350 37
- Rane Brake Lin Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 181 9
- Religare Enter Price Waterhouse 200803 32 23
- Religare Global Price Waterhouse 200803 22 4
- S.N. Sunderson Price Waterhouse 199903 10 -1
- Saint-Gob. Sekur Price Waterhouse & Co 200712 67 0
- Samtel Color Price Waterhouse 200806 777 -71
- Sanderson Inds. Price Waterhouse 199403 13 1
- Saregama India Price Waterhouse 200803 137 8
- Satyam Computer Price Waterhouse 200803 8,137 1,716
- Schrader Duncan Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 56 2
- Simplex Infra Price Waterhouse 200803 2,808 90
- South Asian Fin. Price Waterhouse 199803 5 -10
- Sparsh BPO Price Waterhouse 200803 161 0
- Spentex Inds. Price waterhouse 200803 736 -35
- Stewarts & Lloyd Price Waterhouse 200803 111 4
- Subhkam Capital Price Waterhouse 200803 50 -2
- Sulzer India Price Waterhouse & Co 200712 125 15
- Swaraj Mazda Price Waterhouse 200803 665 25
- Swojas Energy Price Waterhouse & Co 199812 7 -6
- T.V. Today Price Waterhouse 200803 231 44
- TIL Price Waterhouse 200803 692 32
- Tinplate Co. Price Waterhouse 200803 391 4
- Trigyn Techno. Price Waterhouse 200803 14 4
- Tudor India Price Waterhouse 200803 129 8
- United Breweries Price Waterhouse 200803 1,367 62
- United Spirits Price Waterhouse 200803 3,137 311
- Usha Martin Price Waterhouse 200803 1,639 145
- UT Price Waterhouse 200803 104 -7
- UTV Software Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 286 4
- Vijay Inds. Price Waterhouse 200409 63 -27
- Warren Tea Price Waterhouse 200803 133 2
- Welspun India Price Waterhouse & Co 200803 1,175 26
- Wyeth Price Waterhouse 200803 330 81
- Zensar Technolgs Price Waterhouse 200803 336 45
vishesh unni raghunathan 6:34 am on January 9, 2009 Permalink |
looks like DLF are going to do the same as Satyam now..their boss sold 1 lakh shares it seems…
Liju Philip 12:30 pm on January 11, 2009 Permalink |
That’s quite a list. Seems like they are auditing all the companies on BSE
Anu 5:09 am on January 13, 2009 Permalink |
IndianHomemaker 6:25 pm on January 14, 2009 Permalink |
Oh My God!!!
Chirag: Ha ha ha Exactly.
Gargi Dixit 10:51 am on January 15, 2009 Permalink |
In India, Satyam can never win, and Satyam scandal can never be punished.
In a free-market system, bad companies dies, good companies evolves, that is the justice. Corrupt should be punished.
But in India, to save one corrupt man/corporation, every individual honest tax paying citizen will be punished.
Now government is planning to Bail out Satyam.
Doesn’t it shows enough that the government and the corporate in the Indian oligarchic mixed economy system are all in same colors?
Why should we be punished?
When Mr Raju has accepted that he was Manipulating the balance sheets, and the Inc is not in so huge profits which is being show-cased upon to bait banks for loans and investors for shares, Why will a SANE person invest in Satyam?
But alas!, we have given our hard earned money in the hands of the LOOTER government, which will now safeguard the corrupt the scoundrel.
Isn’t it the same which Mr Raju was wishing for? he had no cash yet on papers there was huge cash. To manipulate things, he tried to show-off buyout of Mayta’s. Now when he has accepted it, he has no worries to think about. Government will throw the tax payers money in the dark hole of Satyam, and will punish citizens for the corruption of a corporation.
What for? For saving some jobs? Nah!
Jobs are not in danger, government will bail out to keep some space for further scam and embezzlement of Tax payers money.
Why should not let the Satyam Inc and other property of Mr. Raju be bankrupted and the money collected thus should be used to payback the bank loans and money of shareholders being embezzled in the process of Satyam Fraud. The new buyers of Satyam will take care of the workers of Satyam, and even if some workers loose their jobs, it would be much better than punishing whole India for the crime of one corporate by bailing it out.
As it is highly improbable that Indian government will support free-market process and will support bailout because it provides enough space to further embezzle tax-payers money.
Thus, again Satyam fiasco is taking the shape of crime of government interventionism, collectivism forcing the crime of some to all other individuals.
But alas!, Indians love to be exploited as they hate freedom.