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Budget 2024: India Inc awaits consumer demand uptick to go on capex spree

CEOs expect govt capex of Rs 11.11 trillion to boost demand

Imports from China, Asean at predatory prices main concern: Jayant Acharya

Even imports from Japan and Korea have been elevated. India is basically a vulnerable ground because our domestic demand is very good, said Jayant Acharya, JMD, JSW Steel

A ray of hope for Indian biz in Bangladesh after top court order

Bilateral trade at a standstill, operations of Indian companies halted due to the turmoil

JSW Steel Q1 FY25 results: Net profit drops 63.9% to Rs 845 crore

The Q1 FY25 net profit fell short of the Bloomberg consensus estimate of Rs 1280.2 crore

Tata Steel seeks bigger share in auto sector, pins strategy on Odisha plant

Two crucial processing systems at Kalinganagar facility to be commissioned in the next few quarters

Don't see change in UK strategy: Tata Steel Chairman N Chandrasekaran

The transition from blast furnace to EAF technology puts 2,800 jobs at risk and the Labour government has been engaging in discussions to try and save jobs, according to reports in the UK

Fair trade, focus on manufacturing, infra on steel firms' Budget wish list

Steel companies hope the govt will continue to focus on infra expansion while also giving the industry a level playing field to compete with imports

Dairy firm Heritage Foods looks East in line with pan-India ambition

In Odisha, Heritage launched its products about six to nine months back

Kesoram's cement business demerger may be completed by December 2024

The cement business accounted for the bulk of Kesoram's revenue from operations. According to the FY24 annual report, revenue from cement was Rs 3,736.10 crore

Tata Steel shuts 1 of its 2 blast furnaces at Port Talbot in South Wales

The decommissioning of blast furnace number 5 was in sync with the timeline indicated by the company earlier

Tata Hitachi's success harvest from field to factory in West Bengal

Ratan Tata, then Tata Group chairman, had flown in along with the brass to make the announcement. The Nano found its home at Singur in the Hooghly district

A sunny farm to factory worker story at Tata Hitachi plant in Bengal

About 60 per cent of the workforce are land givers, with one member from each displaced family employed

Labour pains, the silent crisis undermining India's infrastructure boom

Severe skilled, unskilled shortage threatens to pull emergency brake on India's industrial engine

Atmanirbharta has been part of our culture from Day One: Tata Hitachi MD

Set up in 2009, the Kharagpur facility in West Bengal is spread over 250 acres and happens to be one of the largest excavator plants in South East Asia

UK trade union Unite suspends strike action at Tata Steel's Port Talbot

Unite general secretary Sharon Graham termed it as a 'significant' development in the battle to protect jobs and the long-term future of steelmaking in South Wales

Forged wheel import holdup: Railways asks SAIL to boost output amid crisis

Steelmaker expects to meet 87% of orders; moves towards Vande Bharat wheels

ITC adds 68 crorepati employees in FY24; 24.11% increase from last year

The addition in the eight-figure bracket reflects the scale of ITC's operations and spread in newer categories

CtrlS to invest Rs 2,200 cr at upcoming data centre campus in Kolkata

This will be the first Rated-4 data centre of East India, says the company

Job market blues for B-schools; institutes reach out to more recruiters

Institutes adapt curriculum to align with demand

Decarbonisation strategy: Tata Steel, Dutch govt may finalise deal by FY25

Decarbonisation at Ijmuiden plant will be in two phases, with one blast furnace to be replaced before 2030