Spending space available without pressure to their fiscal profile, says agency
Capex of telcos in FY18-22 went up nearly two and a half times to Rs 3.45 trn
Tweaks plans to opt for Debentures as alternative to lease financing
Under a 100-trillion-rupee ($1.2 trillion) mega project called PM Gati Shakti Modi's administration is creating a digital platform that combines 16 ministries
Higher global borrowing costs are expected to affect growth prospects
An analysis of defence capex over the past 12 years shows a noticeable shift towards indigenisation
The company reported Rs 23,716 crore of orderbook in the fiscal year ended March 2022, up by 18% over the previous year and plans to bid for Rs 1.1 trillion of orders, which are in the pipeline
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is mooting a stricter framework for identifying "beneficial owners (BOs)" of foreign portfolio investment (FPI) in the country
The rise in corporate assets, also called gross block, was largely led by top companies and industry leaders; small and medium firms lagged in capex terms
A day after Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik appealed to investors from across the country to take advantage of the state's business ecosystem, Tata Power Discoms on Thursday announced to invest Rs 5,000 crore to ensure reliable and quality electricity supply to industries. This was stated by Tata Power's T&D, President, Sanjay Banga during an interaction with PTI here. "We are fully committed to realise the Odisha government's vision of Make in Odisha through reliable and quality power supply to industries," he said, adding that Tata Power Discoms serve 9 million customers across the state. Banga said that Tata Power Odisha Discoms will soon be in a position to provide new industrial connections in a week to 10 days' time based on availability of network . "Thus, we will be supporting the ease of doing business in the state. The company has already extended the facility of availing new service connection through WhatsApp and missed call services to its customers," he ...
They say high commodity prices, geopolitical uncertainty, and uneven consumer demand may have prompted firms to defer capex plans
As part of de-risking their business, they have started reducing the share of ibuprofen in their overall turnover, and add more popular products to the portfolio
New details such as CSR, gender-wise reporting of contractual workers, unused land, and profit share in joint venture companies have also been added in the list of disclosures
Expect capex to pick up in the second half of the year and inch closer to 6.4% Budget estimate for full year
Oil-to-metals conglomerate Vedanta Ltd on Wednesday said that it will not prune its USD 2 billion capex target for the current financial year despite falling metal prices. Vedanta has planned a total investment of around USD 2 billion in its zinc, oil and gas, and aluminium businesses in FY23. "We are going ahead (with the capex target for the current fiscal). We cannot stop the project in between and these are all the brownfield projects where the returns are very good and this will make our operation more effective, more productive, more efficient," Vedanta's Chief Executive Officer Sunil Duggal said. Duggal told reporters here on the sidelines of the second day of the conference on the Indian minerals and metals industry organised by NMDC and FICCI. The metal prices, Duggal said, have come down on account of various geopolitical events. Asked whether the metal prices will shoot up in the coming days, he replied, "If the fundamentals are strong than naturally the prices are goin
Hindalco Industries Chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla on Tuesday said the company has earmarked a total capital expenditure of about USD 8 billion over the next five years in its arm Novelis and India. Novelis has found potential investment opportunities of USD 4.5 billion. Birla was speaking at the Hindalco's AGM. He said the company has identified potential investment opportunities of nearly USD 3 billion in India. Birla further said that 70 per cent of the company's consolidated cash flows will be allocated towards high-growth downstream segments , including EVs, mobility, batteries and Consumer durables. "On the back of solid financial performance and a strong balance sheet, your company is well-positioned to drive a new wave of transformational growth fuelled by organic expansion." The company plans to achieve a renewable capacity of 300 MW by FY'25, including 100 mw solar power capacity with hybrid storage.
This is lower than Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's expectation Rs 1 trillion would be released by end of September
Loan sanctions at Rs 1.4 trn vs all-time high of Rs 4 trn in FY11
The Index of Industrial Production for June, released on Friday, showed capital goods output -- which is a barometer of investment -- rose by 26.1 per cent over the year-ago period, the sharpest among
JSW Steel will invest over Rs 48,000 crore in the next three years as part of its capex plan, the company's Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) Sajjan Jindal has said. Out of Rs 48,700, Rs 20,000 crore capex (capital expenditure) is for the 2022-23 financial year, he said. Besides, JSW Steel is also eyeing to amalgamate JSW Ispat Special Products with it by the end of the ongoing fiscal. According to a regulatory filing on Monday, Jindal addressing a shareholder's query said: "The total planned capex for the next three years is Rs 48,700 crore, which includes Rs 20,000 crore planned for this current financial year." The composite scheme of amalgamation between the company and JSW Ispat Special Products Limited (Monnet Ispat) is expected to be completed during this financial year, he said. In August 2018, a joint consortium of AION Investments Private II Ltd (AION) and JSW Steel Limited acquired controlling stake in JSW Ispat Special Products Limited (formerly known as Monnet Ispa