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RBI warned Srei group repeatedly, Kanoria says it complied every time

Srei was one of the few top NBFCs in constant 'asset quality review' focus of RBI, even as the regulator never used that term for NBFCs

'Switch off': Coal supply crisis has discoms scrambling for solutions

Some plead Centre for more coal, others ask consumers to save electricity

HC stays criminal proceedings initiated by Vindhya Telelinks subsidiaries

The Calcutta High Court, on Friday, stayed a criminal petition against "directors or erstwhile directors" on the board of three M P Birla group companies

West Bengal may remain immune from power crisis despite Durga Puja demand

State power minister assures uninterrupted supply, Bengal govt-owned company says state has enough stocks for up to two months

NCLT admits RBI application for initiating CIRP against Srei Infra

Rajneesh Sharma has been appointed administrator, but the order was not uploaded till the time of going to press

Srei's great leap back underlines high-risk nature of NBFC business

In the past three decades, the Kanorias have weathered many a crisis, including the NBFC crisis of the 1990s and the global financial crisis in 2008-09

Emami Agrotech eyes Rs 25,000 crore turnover by 2025 with new plant

The Rs 600 cr greenfield unit at Kandla will take Emami's total edible oil production capacity to over 12,000 TPD from 9,000 TPD earlier

We hadn't expected such retaliation by bankers: Hemant Kanoria of Srei

In a Q&A, the promoter and former chairman of Srei Infra says the firm had moved the NCLT to facilitate payment, account was not stressed

Explained: How a problem turned into crisis for Srei Infrastructure Finance

But those in the know say that trouble at Srei had been brewing for a while now

McLeod's return from brink of IBC signals a brief respite for tea industry

In an industry in which more than half the production is accounted for by the small growers, analysts believe that big players may help bring production and pricing discipline

Tata Steel, JSW Steel subsidiaries ramp up capacity in tinplate

JSW Coated and JSW Vallabh Tinplate, the wholly owned subsidiaries of JSW Steel, are increasing capacity from 350,000 tonnes to 620,000 tonnes

Trinamool is treating by-polls as a precursor to the Lok Sabha elections

The party flags, posters, cut-outs along the road to Bhabanipur signal that it is battle-ready

JSW Steel raises $1 billion via bonds issuance in overseas market

The company says it is the first in the steel sector globally to issue an SLB in a hard currency

JSW Steel eyes $300-400 million cost savings in short-term via digitisation

The company is likely to achieve such savings is 2-3 years; intiative began in 2017

Tata Steel commissions 5-tonne-per-day carbon capture plant at Jamshedpur

Is country's first steelmaker to adopt such a technology that extracts CO2 directly from blast furnace gas; will reuse captured CO2 on-site to promote circular carbon economy

Tata Steel, JSW Steel betting big on tinplate

Tinplate, a packaging medium, is one of the highest value adding downstream products in the flat steel segment.

With McLeod Russel out of CIRP, lenders may restart debt resolution process

Sources close to the development said, barring a few banks, most had signed intercreditor agreement

ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel starts operations at iron ore mine in Odisha

Spread over 139.165 hectares, the block has estimated resources of 98.61 million tonnes and was the first to be auctioned under the Mineral Auction Rule, 2015

McLeod Russel promoters seek to settle with Techno as way out of insolvency

Sources say talks between the two parties are on, finer details of a settlement being worked out; top brass of both sides refuse to comment

Race for steel supremacy begins with disinvestment plans for three units

Among the upcoming assets, Tata Steel is keen on participating in the bidding process for RINL