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Zuari Agro Chemicals reports consolidated net loss of Rs 134.57 crore in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 17.13% to Rs 1999.64 crore
Manappuram Finance consolidated net profit rises 43.04% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 22.34% to Rs 1084.86 crore
Amarnath Securities reports standalone nil net profit/loss in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 11.11% to Rs 0.10 crore
Coromandel Engineering Company reports standalone net loss of Rs 3.30 crore in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 4.92% to Rs 10.87 crore
Magma Fincorp standalone net profit rises 15.90% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 7.93% to Rs 567.16 crore
Yash Management & Satelite standalone net profit declines 93.75% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales decline 98.24% to Rs 0.03 crore
Kesoram Industries reports standalone net profit of Rs 20.75 crore in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 5.20% to Rs 1036.58 crore
SKF India standalone net profit rises 14.87% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 6.37% to Rs 748.44 crore
Jammu and Kashmir Bank standalone net profit rises 656.07% in the March 2019 quarter
Total Operating Income rise 30.04% to Rs 2069.90 crore
SEAMEC standalone net profit rises 163.38% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 65.67% to Rs 110.57 crore
Anjani Portland Cement standalone net profit rises 85.65% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 21.27% to Rs 120.24 crore
Teesta Agro Industries standalone net profit rises 2640.00% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 1.86% to Rs 24.10 crore
Indo Rama Synthetics (India) reports standalone net loss of Rs 169.33 crore in the March 2019 quarter
Sales decline 16.07% to Rs 436.39 crore
Dishman Carbogen Amcis consolidated net profit rises 48.20% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 35.11% to Rs 611.42 crore
Aarti Drugs consolidated net profit rises 14.38% in the March 2019 quarter
Sales rise 38.84% to Rs 459.14 crore
1 lakh Indian traders sell products online: Amazon JV
Amazon-Catamaran joint venture Prione Business Services Ltd on Thursday said it has enabled one lakh small and medium businesses (SMBs) to sell a variety of products online in 100 cities across India and leverage digital payments for growth.
Guar gum futures ease on low demand
Guar gum prices fell by Rs 34 to Rs 8,945 per 5 quintal in futures trade Thursday on trimming of bets by traders in line with subdued physical markets lead. Marketmen said guar seed futures declined due to soaring stock on continuous supplies from growing belts. On the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, guar gum delivery for June contracts fell by Rs 34, or 0.38 per cent, to Rs 8,945 per 5 quintal, depicting an open interest of 60,090 lots. Similarly, the seed for delivery in July contracts shed Rs 35, or 0.38 per cent, to Rs 9,085 per 5 quintal in an open interest of 8,110 lots.
Pennar Industries receives NCLT approval to merge PEBS Pennar and Pennar Enviro with itself
As per the approved scheme, shareholders of PEBS Pennar will get 23 shares of Pennar Industries for 13 shares held and shareholders of Pennar Enviro will get one share of Pennar Industries for every one share held. The NCLT approval has approved the appointed date of the scheme (effective date) to be 01 April 2018.
Silver slides 0.07% on low demand
Silver prices dipped 0.07 per cent to Rs 37,490 per kg in futures trade Thursday tracking weak cues from the domestic market. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, silver for delivery in July contracts fell by Rs 27, or 0.07 per cent, to Rs 37,490 per kg in a business turnover of 22,198 lots. The white metal for delivery in September contracts was trading lower by Rs 41, or 0.11 per cent, to Rs 38,015 per kg in a business turnover of 958 lots. Traders said, off-loading of positions by participants on the back of weak domestic trend mainly dented silver prices here. The precious metal, however, gained steam in the global market. It was trading up 0.05 per cent to USD 14.82 an ounce in New York.
Rising costs dent earning performance of airlines in Asia Pacific
Preliminary financial performance figures released on Thursday by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) show that aggregated net earnings of Asia Pacific airlines halved in 2018 to 4.7 billion dollars from 9.6 billion dollars recorded in the previous year.Continued expansion in the global economy underpinned further growth in air passenger and air cargo markets. But airlines faced an increasingly challenging operating environment marked by significantly higher jet fuel prices, adverse currency movements and rising pressures on non-fuel cost items.Overall, international passenger traffic in revenue passenger kilometre terms (RPK) grew by a robust 6.9 per cent in 2018, stimulated by rising incomes, further expansion of airline networks and widespread availability of competitive airfares.International air cargo traffic as measured in freight tonne kilometres (FTK) slowed to a 2.2 per cent increase for the year, as uncertainties stemming from unresolved international trade ...