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Consolidated revenue was at Rs 10,183.96 crore, higher by 25.44 per cent as sales volume increased
T V Narendran, Tata Steel MD & CEO, tells that collectively the Tata group is one of the biggest investors and employers in the UK
The move may improve ITC's ROCE by 2,000 bps
"While we are indeed looking for iron ore and coking coal assets to ensure raw material security, our primary focus is on domestic acquisitions"
Capacity utilisation at Indian operations was at 92% compared to 96% in Q4 FY23 due to maintenance shutdowns
Shree Cement has set target of reaching 80 million tonnes capacity by 2030. This would be achieved through brownfield and greenfield expansion
Major economies taper off buying despite global push for sustainable packaging material
Private sector steel-makers have aggressive expansion plans to the end of the decade betting on faster economic growth
US Ambassador pitches for fewer barriers between the two nations
Responding to shareholder queries on future plans, he said most of the expansion to reach the capacity would be organic
Higher output adds to industry's woes; Major buyer Iran is not operating at the level it normally does
Steelmakers are confident about the business of Indian steelmakers
Export orders have been slowing down since Jan, impacting SMEs and depriving workers of overtime pay, a crucial wage component
Margins are shrinking; prices are stagnant, but the demand for quality tea gardens remains as robust as ever
Scanty rain in the first fortnight of June has already caused a crop loss of 15-35% in the two states
Ritesh Arora, chief executive officer (CEO) - India and Far East Business of LT Foods, said that post-Covid consumers were more health and hygiene conscious
In a Q&A, the non-executive director who spearheaded the firm's change of hands from the Khaitan family to the Burmans, says he plans to sustain the current level of growth, if not exceed it
Under the REIT structure, ITC can move one or more of its hotel properties into a trust structure and list it separately
Jalans' cost of acquiring 5.03 per cent was about Rs 15 crore and they realised about Rs 11 crore from the sale
In FY23, Kesoram posted a net loss of Rs 115.67 crore on a standalone basis