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Vedanta to focus on regaining market share in Goa iron ore business

Announces reopening of its largest mine in the state

No major change for Tata Steel even as Klesch Group drops out

Company's balance sheet will continue to remain stretched, say analysts

'Vedanta gets 2 months to respond to legal action by Zambian villagers'

Pollution a 10-year-old issue but company did nothing to stop it, says legal firm Leigh Day

SAIL hits rough weather

Despite a light balance sheet, it reported its weakest operating profit in the year ended March

We're re-negotiating all contracts to optimise costs: Akhilesh Joshi

Interview with CEO, Hindustan Zinc

Baltic indices double but shipping companies not enthused

Investors have to wait more to gain from recovering indices as officials say another 100% growth in indices will help companies earn

Gateway Distriparks acquires land to set up container freight station at Krishnapatnam Port

Gateway's new CFS to provide domestic tariff area warehousing facility for consolidation of cargo

Vedanta net melts 35% on market conditions

Profit before tax and extra-ordinary items stood at Rs 2,065 crore compared with Rs 3,352 crore in the year-ago period

JSW Steel reports loss of Rs 107 cr in Q1, its first in seven quarters

13% Net sales declined to Rs 11,382 crore on a y-o-y basis in the June quarter

Tata Steel raises managers' pay

Total managerial remuneration up 22%to Rs 12 crore in 2014-15

Tata Steel says 720 UK jobs could become redundant

Company's plan to refocus on speciality business would lower employee number

Falling steel prices haunt its raw material makers

Sponge iron industry sees massive shutdowns, pellets struggle to sell, Pig iron makers' capacity utilization down

Moody's changes outlook on Asian steel industry from stable to negative

Outlook revision on declining profits, growing supply glut

Metal companies to get battered for second consecutive quarter

Ferrous, non-ferrous firms may report lowest PAT in eight years

Global woes pull down Indian steel sector

Core sector growth data at variance with ground reality in segment

Tata Steel, JSW Steel most heavily indebted firms across globe

Companies have capacity to sail through tough business environment, say analysts

Steel makers worry as Chinese prices slide to multi-year low

There is little scope for Indian companies to meet the competition by cutting prices as domestic steel is seen bottoming out

Tata Steel more vulnerable than its global peers

A sharp decline in steel demand in China has battered the finances of global steel makers, exposing chinks in Tata Steel armour. With debt to equity ratio of 2.0, highest amongst its peers the company

Our margins are strong enough to service debt: Sajjan Jindal

Interview with Chairman & MD, JSW Group

Bhushan Steel chalks out plan to improve cash flows

Company banking on sale of value added products to improve topline