JSPL, on a consolidated level, produced 1.99 million tonnes of steel and related products and sold 1.82 million tonnes.
Essar Shipping-owned vessel carries 105,000 tonnes of limestone for JSPL; Gopalpur is undertaking an expansion plan entailing dredging of the channel to enable it to receive large ships
Jindal Steel & Power (JSPL) on Sunday said it has set a target of reducing its net debt by more than Rs 10,000 crore to below Rs 30,000 crore in the next two years. "JSPL has set target to reduce its net debt by more than Rs 10,000 crore to below Rs 30,000 crore and take EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) to more than Rs 12,000 crore on a consolidated yearly basis over the next two years," a company statement said. JSPl chairman Naveen Jindal disclosed his plans at the company's 40th AGM in Hisar on September 27, 2019. Jindal said, though there is slowdown, the company is comfortably placed in the market with value added and niche products. The company would be more aggressive in marketing its products and would continue to look to divest the non-core assets, to reduce debt to the target level, he added. "The company has successfully reduced its net debt by more than Rs 4,000 crore in the last fiscal and will continue to work towards doubling the
Findings trace past linkages of Jindal Steel & Power, GMR Holdings, Apollo Hospitals, Kolte-Patil Developers to such entities
Jindal Stainless sees a long-term demand for their products from the railways and is aiming to strengthen its ties with it
Company says, with all the infra already available at its Kalinganagar unit, the incremental cost for pursuing expansion will be lower
Jindal Steel will seek to progressively sell about 30 per cent of the Oman unit over two to three years
Business-rescue practitioners for the unit have scheduled a meeting with creditors today
Produces about 100,000 tonnes a month of coal used in steelmaking in New South Wales.
The sector is one of the most stressed, leaving banks with a pile of dud assets
It also intends to lay a pipeline from the point of sourcing iron ore at Barbil in Keonjhar district to its Angul plant at a cost of Rs 800 crore
Credit rating agency, CRISIL had in February downgraded the company's papers to 'D'.
According to market analysts here, GCC requires around 15 million tonnes of steel annually