Assocham Tourism and Hospitality Council Chairman Subhash Goyal said since the outbreak of coronavirus, the aviation and tourism industries in India have been adversely affected.
All these stocks' fortunes are linked to domestic consumption, rather than global growth.
Sharp fall in crude oil prices, however, is a positive
Over a year since the company acquired Complan, Glucon-D and Nycil, it is redrawing the marketing formula around its newly acquired brands
The company has invested around Rs 600 crore into a manufacturing facility in Chennai and plans to invest around Rs 1,500 crore by March 2022, for R&D, acquisitions and others as part of expansion
Hotel stocks are likely to remain under pressure until the situation comes under control
The appellate tribunal rejected the objections raised by the creditors, which wanted the NCLAT to follow Section 53 of IBC for distribution of funds
The NCLAT said that the matter was already pending before the NCLT for passing the order
Analysts see an immediate impact for companies in metals and mining, and oil and gas sectors
Those with reservations face potentially steep losses for cancelling; those contemplating trips must weigh the risk of getting sick or being quarantined
The construction sector is also likely to feel the jitters in case of a protracted domestic crisis due to the virus as it imports significant amount of products from China
The PNGRB is now taking careful steps to draft regulations on how to end the exclusivity and the subsequent issues of tariff and sharing of the existing infrastructure
Recently, the company offered voluntary retirement scheme to its employees to lower expenses incurred on their remuneration
The replacement has been done on account of non-availability of future and options contracts in Yes Bank shares, NSE Indices said in a statement.
Sources in the know said the amount was being paid to show 'Nuvoco's commitment' to finalise the agreement, which it signed with Emami last month for acquisition of the cement assets
Airbus has assumed the Indian middle-class population will grow to 1 billion or 68% of the total population by 2038, as compared to the present 540 million
An extension of up to 90 days may be sought from the National Company Law Tribunal
Incidentally, after taking forward its disinvestment drive, the Centre, from a stakeholding of 70.96 per cent as on April 2019, now owns 69.05 per cent in this company.
In a regulatory filing, Bharti Airtel said the transaction is an "indirect acquisition of 10 per cent equity stake through wholly-owned subsidiary"
The 20-year traffic growth in the Indian aviation sector is pegged at 7.7%, almost twice the world average of 4.3%