The document discusses several topics: the IMF projecting strong growth for India's economy in 2010-2011; Coal India's upcoming IPO being the largest in Indian corporate history; the US eyeing India's multi-billion dollar tender for combat aircraft as a way to create American jobs; RBNL increasing its focus on intellectual property vertical which could drive 50-75% yearly growth; and German company Ex Oriente Lux AG exploring installing gold dispensing ATMs in India similar to those currently operating in four other countries.

2.  The International Monetary Fund has come out to
state that the economy will grow by 9.7 percent in
2010 and 8.4 percent in 2011.
 The economy is on the fulcrum of an increasing
growth curve.
 A leading consultancy house, the economy of India
will grow fivefold in the next 20 years.
 India is probably one of the first countries to
recover from the recession

3.  Coal India Ltd's Rs 15,000 crore mega issue has
garnered a bullish endorsement from most of the
market experts who believe it would be the star
attraction.
 The main attraction for retail investors would be
the primary market with the mega IPO of Coal
India.
 CIL's initial public offering, priced in the range of
Rs 225 to Rs 245 per share, is the biggest issue in
the Corporate India's history so far.

4.  Obama administration is eyeing the multi-billion
dollar tender for multi-role combat aircraft of IAF.
 US President Barack Obama is struggling to create
fresh jobs; such a deal bagged by an American
company could give him a big political boost.
 Two major fighter jet manufacturing company -
Boeing and Lockheed Martin - are vying for the
$10 bn Indian tender.
 It could bring 27,000 jobs to the US.

5.  RBNL is betting big on its intellectual properties
(IPs).
 An increased focus has been given to its IP vertical
beginning last quarter which could drive growth in
this business 50-75 per cent YoY.
 A very huge potential in the IP vertical.
 It is understood that the IP vertical's revenue could
be anywhere in the range of Rs 5 to 7 crore.

6.  Indians might soon get a chance to buy gold from
ATMs, as Germany's Ex Oriente Lux AG
 Indian entities for setting up gold dispensing
automated machines in India.
 Ex Oriente Lux AG, which also operates an online
shop for the yellow metal.
 Currently, such ATMs are there in four countries,
the UAE (Abu Dhabi), Germany , Italy and Spain.