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JNPA eyes top spot in container volumes amid Gati Shakti boosted revamp

'One of India's busiest container ports, JNPA is expected to reclaim its top position in handling container volumes'

LPG price cut: Govt grant soon for OMCs, analysts do not expect losses

Starting 30 August, domestic LPG in India is selling Rs 200 cheaper per cylinder (14.2 kg), announced as a festive season gift from the government on Tuesday

Reliance on NextGen: Isha, Akash, and Anant Ambani to be on board

Mukesh Ambani to remain CMD for another 5 years, wife Nita steps down from the board

Vedanta considering separate entities for businesses, says Anil Agarwal

'Investors like pure play,' says billionaire chairman of company that has varied interests

India Inc's green hydrogen pilot gathers steam; economics yet to add up

Top executives from Adani Enterprises earlier this month informed analysts, work on their electrolyser manufacturing unit is likely to start in the current or next quarter

Seeing growth in both public, private capex: ABB India's Sanjeev Sharma

At present, we don't have reason to believe in a slowdown, but we do anticipate saturation in one segment or another after certain investments, says Sanjeev Sharma, Country Head & MD, ABB India

Minor fines imposed on multiple Adani companies over non-compliance

The fine for ACC was Rs 47000 each and for Ambuja Cements was Rs 16000 each

Cap goods companies hit 'generation-gap' speed bump with skilled labour

Big firms lament the challenges of sourcing skilled labour for project sites, forcing them to incentivise

Don't see a major worry: Adani Cement CEO on any price war expected

Considering 420 mn tonnes demand base, at 8 or 10 per cent growth, you would need about 35 mn tonnes of extra cement to be produced, said Kapur

Sectoral earnings dashboard: Auto takes the wheel, banks ride shotgun

IT services, a growth driver, showed a revenue and profit slowdown, ranking third in net profit after banks and oil firms

Cement companies boost ad and sales spend in race for market share

UltraTech was the biggest spender, Dalmia Cement saw highest jump in expenses in FY23, shows data

Share of L&T's slow-moving projects in order book at multi-year low

As a result, fast-moving orders have picked up

Darius Forbes, India's boiler man, passes away at 97

His sons, in a note sent out to family and friends, said, "In his book, Darius writes that he is a "fortunate" man"

Private manufacturing majors may give super-critical thermal plants a miss

This includes distancing themselves from the new and emerging super-critical technology

Adani prepared to go solo with $50 billion green hydrogen project

Earlier this year, French company Total Energies was reported to put plans to partner with the company in the venture on hold

L&T to look at up to $4 bn investment in green hydrogen with partners

First, L&T's planned electrolyser factory at Hazira, which Subrahmanyan stated will involve an investment of Rs. 500 crore, as the land and factory are already in place

Shareholder bonhomie at Naik's last AGM as an era draws to a close

Naik will remain chairman of the L&T Employees' Trust - the largest shareholder in the company with a 14 per cent stake

I'm paranoid about producing best leaders for the company: L&T's AM Naik

'Now, all national sectors are of interest to me, for instance nuclear'

Tender process for large projects is broken: L&T chairman A M Naik

Citing a survey conducted in January, the L&T chairman said Modi's approval rating is highest at 78 per cent, which is way ahead of US President Joe Biden at 40 per cent

RIL pushes production timeline for battery packs by a year to 2024

According to Faradion's website, the now wholly-owned subsidiary of RIL installed its first sodium-ion battery in Australia in December 2022