Krishna Kant
Krishna Kant
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Banks' rights issue may miss investor appetite
Current market capitalisation of public sector banks is a fraction of capital requirements
Govt banks' rights issue may not find investors' appetite
Some banks may still want direct equity infusion from govt
JLR's success masks Tata Motors' failure
Company has been sliding in consumer offerings and performance at home
TCS provided wings to Tata's dreams
Just four companies account for 85% of the Tata Group turnover. This isthe first of a four-part series on these crown jewels of the Tata empire
Cyrus Mistry can hit the ground running
Mistry is inheriting a group that is 51 times larger in terms of revenues and profits than what Tata received from JRD in 1991
Make-or-break time for mobile operators
Accumulated debt stood at Rs 1,85,720 crore in March
Licences below market price in 2008 hurt telecom industry
The industry was hit by the financial stress of 3G and 4G auctions in 2010
Will Holcim lose its pole position in India?
High dividend payout leaves less cash in group firms to invest in new projects
Holcim payout risk for pole position
Group firms ACC & Ambuja's dividend outgo several times that of peers, with correspondingly less for capex
The wait for growth gets longer
Though net profit and margins are up, growth in core revenues is lowest in three years
Govt's 2G auction loss is shareholders' gain
Telcos' m-cap rises Rs 11,286 crore Bharti, RCom lead
It's safety first for corporate India
As demand slows down, companies would rather consolidate operations than go for aggressive capital expenditure
Problem of Biyani's shrinking empire
India's biggest retailer is splicing and selling its businesses to reduce its debts
Telecom's dark horse rises
Idea Cellular has almost doubled mkt share & is third-largest operator
DLF is not alone in lending to partners
Loans and advances account for nearly a quarter of the assets of India?s top realty firms
Can Suzlon ride out the storm?
The latest crisis in the form of default to bondholders can be a crippling blow