JSW Cement shares opened at ₹153.5 on the NSE, reflecting a premium of 4.4 per cent over the issue price of ₹147
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JSW Cement IPO attracted bids for 221.4 million equity shares compared to 181.29 million shares on offer, resulting in overall subscription rate of only 1.22 times.
India, the world's second-biggest crude steel producer, in June extended country-specific import quotas of so-called met coke for six months to the end of December
Analysts remain broadly optimistic about JSW Cement and have shared favorable reviews for its public offering
JSW Cement IPO will open for public subscription on Thursday, August 7, and close on Monday, August 11
JSW Energy on Friday said its arm JSW Neo Energy has signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI). The agreement is for the supply of 230 MW ISTS connected Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE) under the SECI-FDRE Tranche IV scheme, a company statement said, adding that this marks the company's first PPA for a FDRE project. According to the statement, the agreement has been signed for a tenure of 25 years at a tariff of Rs 4.98 per kWh. With this, the company's total under-construction capacity stood at 12.9 GW, and its total locked-in generation capacity was at 30.2 GW. JSW Energy remains well-positioned to achieve its strategic target of 30 GW installed generation capacity and 40 GWh of energy storage by 2030. "We are proud to announce the signing of our first Power Purchase Agreement for a load-following Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy project. This milestone underscores JSW Energy's commitment to provide advanced and
JSW will launch its electric vehicle brand in India by 2027, in partnership with China's Chery Automobile, which will supply components and technology. The vehicles will be manufactured in Maharashtra
Q1 was disrupted by plant maintenance shutdowns at Dolvi and Bhushan Power and Steel (BPSL), which had an impact on our costs both for capex and operations
Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Paints has sought approval from the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to acquire a majority stake in Dutch paint maker Akzo Nobel's India unit in a Rs 12,915-crore deal. The development came after JSW Paints announced in June this year that it will buy a 74.76 per cent stake in Akzo Nobel India for Rs 8,986 crore, followed by an open offer to buy another 25 per cent from open market for up to Rs 3,929.06 crore, totalling over Rs 12,915 crore, to become the fourth-largest player in the paint industry in the country. "The proposed transaction relates to the acquisition of up to 75 per cent shareholding in the target (Akzo Nobel India Ltd) by the acquirer (JSW Paints Ltd) through a share purchase agreement, and a mandatory open offer," according to a notice filed with the Competition Commission of India. The parties (JSW Paints and Akzo Nobel India) said the proposed combination does not raise competition concerns in any plausible relevant markets and therefor
JSW Group on Friday said its expansion plan will not be impacted by the Supreme Court order to set aside the acquisition of Bhushan Steel and Power Ltd (BSPL) through the insolvency process. JSW Steel Joint MD and CEO Jayant Acharya, in an earnings call, said that BPSL was not part of the brownfield expansion that the steel company took into account while setting the 50 million tonnes capacity target by 2030-31. "In our 50 MT tonne outlook (expansion) that we have given up to 2030-31, BPSL was not part of the brownfield expansion that which we have taken into account. So therefore, it will not impact our target which we have given," Acharya said, in an earnings call, said while replying to a question if the acquisition of BPSL asset going into legalities will affect JSW Steel's expansion plans. He also said that the company has filed a review in Supreme Court for BPSL case and believes there is a strong ground for the same. "For that 0.5 MnT (expansion) we will take a view. That is
The firm's total revenue, on a consolidated basis, increased 0.5 per cent to ₹43,147 crore from ₹42,943 crore last year. The Bloomberg estimate for revenue was ₹43,004 crore
Supreme Court upholds Himachal Pradesh's claim to 18% free power from JSW Hydro Energy, rejecting plea to align supply with CERC's 13% cap under 2019 regulations
Shares of JSW Energy rose nearly 2 per cent after it announced its inclusion in the FTSE4Good Index Series
Parth Jindal says JSW Paints' acquisition of AkzoNobel India will strengthen decorative and industrial paint segments; Dulux, tech tie-up key to long-term strategy
Appellate tribunal NCLAT has quashed an NCLT order that denied permission to the lenders of debt-ridden Raigarh Champa Rail Infrastructure to start a fresh bidding process. The development has come as a relief to JSW Energy which had sought permission to participate in the insolvency resolution process of Raigarh Champa Rail Infrastructure Pvt Ltd (RCRIPL), an ancillary company of KSK Mahanadi. JSW Energy has already acquired KSK Mahanadi Power, a 3,600 MW thermal power plant in Chhattisgarh, for Rs 16,084 crore through the insolvency process, earlier in March this year. The Chennai-bench of the NCLAT said it sees no demerits in the decision of the lenders' body CoC to invite fresh Expression of Interest (EoI) by re-issuing fresh Form G, inviting new prospective buyers as it "will certainly increase competition and in all likelihood, result in higher bids." ".... since, the EoI is proposed to be reopened for everybody and not for JSW alone, it is fair and transparent and not ...
JSW Cement could be joining a swelling pipeline of summer listings in India, where the central bank cut rates by a bigger-than-expected 50 basis points last week
State-run Hindustan Copper Ltd (HCL) will invest around Rs 2,000 crore over the next five to six years to expand its mining operations, primarily at its flagship Malanjkhand Copper Project (MCP) in Madhya Pradesh, a top company official said. The investment is part of HCL's broader plan to triple its ore production capacity from the current 4 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) to 12.2 MTPA by FY2030-31. However, this capital expenditure excludes the development of the Rakha and Chapri mines in Jharkhand, which are being revived through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. A JSW Group company has secured the Mine Developer and Operator (MDO) contract for the two mining blocks in Jharkhand and is expected to invest around Rs 2,600 crore, including the setting up of a concentrator plant. The Rs 2,000 crore capex will be funded by HCL, with the majority directed towards the Malanjkhand Copper Project (MCP), which will see an investment of around Rs 1,4001,500 crore. The remaining wil
JSW Steel says BPSL resolution plan followed due process, despite SC order directing liquidation and refund; no provisions made in consolidated accounts
JSW Energy will invest ₹14,000 crore to raise O2 Power's renewable energy capacity to 4.7 GW by 2027, with a broader capex plan of ₹18,000 crore for FY26 projects