Fans who can t wait to see the next
Indiana Jones film can bid to own his iconic fedora next month – if they have perhaps a cool quarter-of-a-million dollars to spare.
The custom-made hat worn by Harrison Ford in 1984 action classic
Indiana Jones And The Temple of Doom will go on sale in Hollywood from June 29, with an estimate of US$150,000-US$250,000 (RM621K to RM1mil).
Filmmakers commissioned the archaeologist s fedora from London hatter Herbert Johnson a year before the film was shot, said Prop Store auction house COO Brandon Alinger. They didn t just walk in and buy a hat off the shelf. they combined attributes from a few different hats to make what became the Indiana Jones Fedora, which is probably now today, one of the most recognisable hats in all movies, he said.
F1 McLaren driven by Lewis Hamilton in 2010 up for auction, may fetch $7 mn
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Last Updated: May 20, 2021, 10:30 AM IST
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Related The Mercedes-powered MP4-25A will carry a price estimate of $5-7 million. Seven-times world champion Hamilton, now at Mercedes, is Formula One s most successful driver of all time with a record 100 pole positions and 98 wins. The 36-year-old Briton can add to that tally in Monaco this weekend. It s an amazing opportunity to have a piece of his story, Felix Archer, a car specialist for auctioneers and Formula One partners RM Sotheby s, told Reuters at a viewing on Tuesday.
GYMIT opened on Monday, May 17 at Unit 2, Four Pools Industrial Estate, St Richards Road, Evesham. The gym is owned by Dan Campion and also has a studio located in Bidford-on-Avon. Gwen Fennell, who previously worked at GYMIT Bidford, is the studio manager of GYMIT Evesham, and she says her, and the staff aim to ‘transform people’s lives.’ Gwen said: “There are many conventional gyms in the area, and we are different where our aim is to motivate and ensure clients achieve their physique and fitness goals. “ She said: “We want to make sure that people are comfortable and confident coming back into a studio/gym environment following the pandemic.”
CFM Asset Reconstruction Company sole bidder for debt laden JBF Industries
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JBF has been marked as a non performing asset (NPA) for many years now and a bid for the company has come amid a surge in commodity prices giving bankers an opportunity to settle a legacy bad loan which has been 100% provided by most lenders.
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Ahmedabad-based CFM Asset Reconstruction Co has emerged a surprise bidder for polyester maker
JBF Industries with a Rs 800 crore out-of-court resolution plan to settle the Rs 2,000 crore debt of the stressed company.
JBF has been marked as a non-performing asset by lenders for several years now and a bid for it has come amid a surge in commodity prices, giving bankers an opportunity to settle a legacy bad loan which has been 100% provided by most of them.
Released liquidity may help banks to subscribe to G-Secs
May 20, 2021
Market participants offered to sell seven G-Secs aggregating ₹1,21,696 crore
Liquidity released on account of purchase of Government Securities (G-Secs/GS) aggregating ₹35,000 crore by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday may encourage banks to subscribe to G-Secs aggregating ₹32,000 crore at Friday’s scheduled auction.
Market participants offered to sell seven G-Secs aggregating ₹1,21,696 crore against the notified amount of ₹35,000 crore RBI wanted to buy under the second tranche of its G-sec Acquisition Programme (G-SAP 1.0).
RBI accepted offers for six G-Secs aggregating the notified amount. It rejected all the offers for 7.95 per cent GS 2032.