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Finolex Cables modifies business

CHENNAI, JUNE 18. Finolex Cables has decided to modify the existing lines of jelly filled telephone cables (JFTC) and manufacture local area network (LAN) cables. P. P. Chhabria, Chairman has stated at the annual general meeting that in the first two months of the current year the company had reported 16 per cent rise in turnover to Rs.90.50 crores against Rs. 77.90 crores in the same period in the previous year.

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