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Loss of BPSL could trim JSW Steel's total steel production capacity by 12%
The order is a blow to lenders. As experts have told this newspaper, lenders will have to return the recovery received through the resolution process
SC's order to liquidate Bhushan Power may prompt renewed interest from top steel companies, but investor concerns grow over reversals of long-settled IBC deals
"No prudent resolution applicant would submit a plan if there remains a lingering fear that some state authority might overturn it decades later", says Former IBBI chairperson M S Sahoo
Supreme Court terms JSW Steel's Bhushan Power resolution plan illegal and orders liquidation, criticising CoC, NCLT, and the resolution professional
Lenders may need to reverse recoveries from JSW's resolution plan for Bhushan Power & Steel as Supreme Court orders liquidation, triggering fresh provisioning concerns
The Supreme Court had invoked Section 142 of the Constitution to nullify the CoC decision
JSW Steel on Friday said it will review the Supreme Court order rejecting the company's resolution plan to take over Bhushan Steel and decide on future course of action. Earlier in the day, the Supreme Court set aside the resolution plan submitted by JSW Steel for Bhushan Steel and Power Ltd (BSPL), holding it illegal and in violation of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). "We learnt that the Hon'ble Supreme Court pronounced Judgment today i.e 02-05-2025 rejecting the resolution plan submitted by the company and approved by NCLAT, on certain grounds. We are yet to receive the formal copy of the Order to understand the grounds for rejection in detail and its implications," the company said in a filing to the BSE. "Once we receive the order and are able to review the same along with our legal advisors, we will decide on our further course of action," the company added. The Supreme Court bench comprising Justice Bela M Trivedi and Justice Satish Chandra Sharma ordered the ...
Shares of JSW Steel fell 5% on Friday after the Supreme Court rejected its resolution plan, calling it 'illegal'
The company had aimed to import 2,500 metric tons from Mongolia, while the Steel Authority of India was looking to bring in 75,000 metric tons
NGT has directed completion of the voluntary environment protection and restoration measures, being undertaken by the company through planation etc, and also by way of CSR activities, within a period
JSW Steel will be investing over Rs 50,000 crore to create 10 million tonnes per annum of green steel capacity at a plant near the country's financial capital, a top official said on Tuesday. "We will be investing Rs 50,000-60,000 crore for the green steel capacity," Jindal told reporters on the sidelines of an event here. He said this will be a brownfield investment at its plant in Raigad district's Salav and the investment will happen over the next three-four years. In March, the company had announced plans to increase the green steel capacity at Salav to 4 MTPA in phases. The investment is necessitated because of a European mandate on green steel, and Jindal said the 10 MTPA capacity will emit a fifth of the carbon as used by conventional plants currently. Jindal also said that China and Vietnam are trying to dump steel into India, and expected the "vigilant" Government to slap safeguard duties to protect domestic steel makers like his company in a few days. Denying notions of
The US government has suspended 26 per cent reciprocal tariffs for India till July 9, 2025; however, the base tariff of 10 per cent will continue to be enforced
The company has signed an agreement with Sunsure Energy to get 11 megawatts of solar power for its plant in Uttar Pradesh
During Q4FY25, Tata Steel's India deliveries at 5.6 million tonnes were up 3.3 per cent year-on-year from 5.42 million tonnes in Q4FY24
Of the 15 stocks in the Nifty Metal Index, five stocks, including Hindustan Copper, Nalco, Hindalco, JSL, and NMDC, hit fresh 52-week lows
India from January imposed curbs on imports of low-ash metallurgical coke, or met coke, with country-specific quotas to help domestic suppliers
JSW Infrastructure on Wednesday said it has completed the acquisition of slurry pipeline business from JSW Utkal Steel Ltd for around Rs 1,617 crore. In an exchange filing, the company said it has also entered into a long-term 'take-or-pay' agreement with JSW Steel Ltd for the transportation of iron ore slurry from Nuagaon mines to Jagatsinghpur. Take-or-pay is a contract, where the buyer has the obligation to either take delivery of goods or pay a specific penalty in case they fail to honour the contract. "The company executed the Business Transfer Agreement on March 25, 2025 completing the acquisition of slurry pipeline business form JSW Utkal Steel Ltd for a consideration of Rs 1,617 crores (subject to closing adjustments)," it said. Part of Sajjan Jindal-owned JSW Group, JSW Infrastructure is the second-largest private port operator in India, with a cargo handling capacity of 170 MTPA. JSW Utkal Steel is an arm of JSW Steel which is also a JSW Group company into manufacturing
A sharp focus on innovation, sustainability, and strategic investments has cemented JSW Steel's position at the forefront of the industry, say group officials