Several Indian companies including Tata Power, Adani, and the Essar group had acquired coal mines overseas as part of their strategy to secure their raw material supplies
JSW One Platforms on Monday announced the appointment of Ranjan Pai as independent director on its board. The company is the e-commerce venture of the USD 23 billion JSW Group. It operates B2B tech-enabled marketplace JSW One MSME, to service the building material needs of Industrial & Construction MSMEs in India. As part of his role, Pai will provide strategic guidance to shape the company's future and creating long-term value for stakeholders, JSW One Platforms said in a statement. Pai has experience in education and healthcare sectors and in investing and guiding tech startups in India. Parth Jindal, Director of JSW One Platforms said, "I look forward to his invaluable insights as we build and scale JSW One into the largest tech platform in India's USD 400 billion addressable B2B market. His deep knowledge of the e-commerce ecosystem and guidance will be critical in enhancing our growth and governance structures as we work towards an IPO over the next 18 to 24 months." The ...
JSW One prepares for IPO, Birla Pivot eyes $1 bn revenue in next three years
IndoEdge India Fund will buy an 8 per cent stake, a dealer trust will take a 3 per cent stake and an employee stock ownership plan will own 5 per cent
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The company, in a disclosure earlier, had said the proceeds would be used for investments in JSW Neo Energy, a subsidiary which holds green energy assets and repayment of certain borrowings
Poses a hurdle as cells, which account for half the EV price, continue to be imported
The envisioned project aims to elevate VO Chidambaranar Port into the inaugural transshipment hub on India's East Coast
'The percentage of stake we hold is not as important as bringing the highest and best-available technology cars into India', says Sajjan Jindal
One of the key targets of JSW MG Motor India would be to bring down prices of NEVs closer to that of ICE vehicles
The joint venture aims to sell one million units of passenger electric vehicles in India by 2030 when the total market is expected to be 10 million units annually
Steel to Infrastructure JSW Group is interested in participating in auction of critical minerals, its Chairman Sajjan Jindal said on Wednesday. Jindal, who made the remarks at an event in Mumbai, said the move will help in backward integration of the group's plans for new energy vehicles. "We will certainly participate when the mining auction comes up," he said while replying to a question. The comments come a month after the JSW Group announced signing an agreement with the Odisha government to set up an integrated electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing facility in the state, entailing an investment of Rs 40,000 crore. Once completed, the project will mark JSW Group's foray into the automobile space. Union Mines Minister Pralhad Joshi has launched the second tranche of the auction of critical and strategic mineral blocks. The government also plans to launch the first tranche of offshore minerals auctions by June-July this year.
MG Motor India expects an accelerated growth path with more aggressive expansion plans after getting the JSW Group as an investor, according to company CEO Emeritus Rajeev Chaba. With the company already establishing a well laid foundation based on technology, customer experience, gender diversity and community service in the first phase of its journey in the country, he said MG Motor India is now looking ahead to the next phase of growth. "Now with the investor coming in, definitely I would expect an accelerated growth path, and more aggressive expansion plans.That's what we look forward to and take advantage of the solid foundation," Chaba told PTI. He was responding to a query on how MG Motor India was looking ahead with the new investor coming in but declined to share details on the future roadmap citing an impending announcement by the joint venture between China's SAIC Motor and JSW Group next week. Last year in November, China's largest automaker SAIC Motor had inked a joint
The potential investments, which have not been previously reported, could cumulatively cost billions of dollars and demonstrate renewed appetite in an industry seen by many as financially unattractive
JSW Steel Ltd., part of the $23 billion JSW Group, is sounding out lenders and a mandate is likely in the coming days, the people said, asking not to be identified as the information is private
Talks with JSW came within days of the German carmaker announcing it would supply components for EVs and battery cells to Mahindra & Mahindra
This proposed project with Volkswagen would be distinct from the joint venture already underway with SAIC Motor Corp, wherein JSW Group holds a 35% stake
Plant will also have a captive power plant, cement manufacturing unit, township, jetties
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Friday laid the foundation stone for a steel project of JSW Group to be set up at an estimated investment of Rs 65,000 crore. The proposed project would have an annual steel manufacturing capacity of 13.2 million tonne (MT) with a captive power plant and captive jetties with cargo-handling capacity, JSW Steel said in a BSE filing. The complex at Dhinkia Nuagaon and Gadakujanga under Jagatsinghpur district will also have a cement manufacturing unit and modern township and other components, it said. The chief minister was joined by JSW Group Chairman Sajjan Jindal and his son Parth Jindal, State Industries Minister Pratap Keshari Deb and other senior company and government officials. "The integrated steel project by JSW Steel is expected to drive economic growth in the region by fostering a robust ancillary and downstream ecosystem with employment potential of approximately 30,000 direct & indirect jobs," the company said. The Industrial ...
Sajjan Jindal keen to produce Made in India electric car/CVs