Built in 1974, the building could fetch anywhere between Rs 10 billion to Rs 15 billion, based on current real estate prices, according to experts
Essar Group makes provision for insolvent Essar Steel at Rs 54,389 crore
Krishnapatnam currently handles 500,000 TEUs a year
Trashes RP's confidentiality claim in refusing to provide verbatim report on road map of resolution plan with regard to payment of its dues
The tax department had requested the resolution professional for a verbatim report on provisions of the resolution plan
The Group has alleged that misrepresentations of facts and other mistakes have affected the valuation of insolvent Amtek Auto, for which it had successfully bid
Hindalco's bottomline including earnings from Utkal Alumina stood at Rs 7.25 bn, up 54% from last year
Increased fuel costs drag operating profit even as net sales witness 5% rise
Irregularities in debt servicing by parent IL&FS has weakened support for the subsidiary
Hindalco, Vedanta, Tata Steel chalk out budgeted roadmaps to achieve digitization
Vedanta Resources is the holding company of Vedanta Ltd with 51 per cent stake in the latter
JSW's revised offer stands at Rs 193.5 billion in the second round of bidding, up from Rs 110 billion
JV to improve Tata Steel business profile by reducing exposure to structural weakness in Europe
Liberty House had challenged the creditors' decision to reject Bhushan's bid on grounds of late submission
The Bengaluru-based company aims to up its revenue stream by 15 per cent in the current financial year amid cost controls efforts that would lead to better-operating margins and profiting bottom line
Global prices stay at an elevated level, home demand also seen picking up
Though domestic demand for steel is seen picking up, views remained mixed on whether capital expenditure growth cycle will pick up
This follows the corporate insolvency resolution process of Amtek Auto that began on 24 July, 2017
The Committee of Creditors (CoC) of debt-laden Bhushan Steel informed on March 6, said Tata Steel in its release
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