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Hindustan Copper enters long-term deal to supply concentrate to Hindalco

With this partnership, the companies have moved towards import substitution; Hindustan Copper is the only producer of concentrate in India

Covid-19 crisis: Port cargo picking up, but still lower than last year's

The fall in cargo at 12 major ports - administered by the central government - was 10 per cent in August compared to the same month in 2019

Industry divided on mineral auctioning; mines' development still a concern

The state exchequer is estimated to earn a total revenue of Rs 8 trillion from the auctioned mineral blocks over the lease period, including an estimated contribution of Rs 6 trillion through auction

Mining group writes to PMO for transparency in domestic steel pricing

Demands domestic steel price monitoring, regulation mechanism

Domestic aluminium cos pitch hard on three levels to counter cheap imports

Producers mistaking scrap imports as primary aluminium imports, says ASMA

Cargo figures for few months cannot say Adani has overtaken JNPT: Sethi

We will revisit all the processes and facilities and the entire analysis will be done with a different lens hereon, said JNPT chairman

Hindalco dives into red, posts Q1 consolidated pre-tax loss of Rs 600 cr

The company's consolidated net sales in the quarter gone by stood at Rs 25,283 crore, down 15.6 per cent from same period last year

Sunil Duggal elevated as Vedanta CEO as firm gets set for next growth phase

He had been given interim charge as interim CEO in March; has been with Vedanta the past 10 years

Tata Steel sinks into red, logs loss of Rs 3,337 crore in June quarter

Revenue from India operations stood at Rs9,145 crore, down 42 per cent from same period last year.

A M Naik wants India Inc to take advantage of anti-China sentiment

L&T adopted stringent measures to ensure the safety and well-being of its workers and stakeholders

Moody's assigns B3 rating with negative outlook to Vedanta's USD notes

Though the notes will carry security in the form of a pledge on shares, Moody's does not view their position to be superior to the secured and unsecured debt at various operating companies

JNPT crane insurance covers full replacement along with loss of business

Clearing of damaged cranes alone to take over a month

Heavy rains in Mumbai hinder JNPT's insurance survey of damaged cranes

Port is currently more focused on checking if the other six cranes are functioning properly; survey team will visit facility on Friday

Icra revises outlook on logistics sector to 'negative' from 'stable'

With gradual easing of lockdown curbs, E-way bill generation has revived to about 70%, while railway and seaway freight volumes have revived to 85-90% of pre-Covid levels in June

Rains hit three ship-to-shore cranes at JNPT, no major damage likely

Since there was no vessel at the berth, the cranes were not in operation and hence no operational hindrance has occurred at the port

We are on the right side of the cost curve, says HZL's Arun Misra

We were able to ramp up and May-June turned out to be very good months compared to last year, or the year before that, says Misra

JSW Steel reports consolidated loss before tax at Rs 643 cr in Q1

Since the end of April, operations have gradually been ramped up, and in the months of May and June JSW Steel facilities operated at an average capacity utilisation of 80 per cent

ArcelorMittal's holding firm starts ops at Odisha's Thakureni iron ore mine

The Thakurani block, with estimated reserves of around 179 million tonne, will make a valuable contribution to AM/NS India's long-term raw material requirements

Hindustan Zinc appoints two new directors on board effective August 1

Anjani K Agarwal was a senior partner at EY till 2019; Akhilesh Joshi was former CEO at Hindustan Zinc

FY21 operating margins of Indian steelmakers to fall 200 bps to 15%: Crisil

Companies better placed to ride out slowdown now, than in previous downturn of 2016