Page 4 - Metal Sector

Hindustan Zinc Q1 results: Net profit down 36.5%, as revenue dips 23% YoY

The operating margin for the company's business also saw a downfall from 48 per cent in Q1FY23 to 35 per cent in Q1FY24

Vedanta explores refinancing, brand monetisation for timely debt repayments

To ensure enough funds, Vedanta Limited has increased the percentage of royalty from 2 to 3 per cent beginning this year

Tata Steel, JSL: Metals can soar up to 11% if index sustains above 6,041

Except Jindal Stainless, other metal stocks require to cross key barrier to rally forward

Hindalco Q4 results: Profit falls 48% to Rs 832 cr, Rs 3 dividend declared

During the quarter, the company's revenue from operations rose to Rs 19,995 crore from Rs 18,969 crore in Q4FY22

Global growth in green technologies seen driving demand for silver

Investors who can tolerate its higher volatility may include it within their precious metal allocation

Earnings of primary base metal players to remain weak in near-term: Icra

The earnings of primary base metal industry is expected to remain weak in the near-term, mainly on high energy cost and range-bound market rates, according to ICRA. While better coal linkage availability would provide some respite, the margins would remain significantly lower than the levels seen in FY 2021-2022, the ratings agency said in its latest report. ICRA expects the "primary base metal industry's earnings to weaken significantly in FY2023 and remain so in the near-term, owing to stubbornly high energy costs and range-bound metal prices," it said. The list of base metals include aluminium, copper, nickel, tin, lead and zinc. "The operating margins of domestic base metal entities are estimated to weaken significantly by around 10 percentage points in FY23, owing to the double whammy of metal price corrections and elevated coal costs. "Consequently, the operating margin of domestic entities is expected to remain range-bound at 19-20 per cent in FY24," Jayanta Roy, Senior ...

Metal stocks: A buying opportunity for traders or a deeper fall?

Multiple factors such as containing the global banking crises and China reopening will determine how rocky or smooth is the road ahead

Sanjeev Gupta takes over assets of father's Simec Group

The business is involved in renewable energy, shipping and mining, and was founded by the magnate as an export-and-import house in India

Valuations, demand uptick hopes favour Indian metal companies

Most metal players have underperformed the benchmarks over the past year

Q3 preview: Metal firms' sales likely to flatten, profits may plunge

Earnings may bottom out during Oct-Dec quarter, say analysts

Citibank upgrade lifts metal stocks; Nalco and SAIL shares gain

The BSE Metal Index rallied 1.5 per cent, outperforming the benchmark Sensex which rose 1.41 per cent

Worst may be over for NMDC stock: Cash flows likely to improve, say experts

Margins may have bottomed out, say analysts

Metal stocks rally despite decline in corporate earnings in Sept quarter

Bright future for sector could be a reason, say experts

Tata Steel to absorb 7 group companies, simplify holding structure

'Move would also drive synergies' and increase value for shareholders, says company

Metal sector: Investors should brace for a difficult Q2; H2 could be better

Metal spreads may not yet have bottomed out with guidances indicating Q2' FY 2022-23 may see lower profitability

Need to adopt new tech in metals sector to reduce emissions: Scindia

Steel Minister Jyotiraditya M Scindia on Friday said the metal sector is highly energy-intensive which causes large carbon emissions, and there is a need to adopt new technologies for attaining the zero-emission target. The iron and steel industry globally accounts for around 8 per cent of total carbon dioxide emissions on an annual basis, whereas in India, it contributes 12 per cent to the total CO2 emissions. In today's world nothing is waste and all so-called wastes can be converted into resources by adopting suitable technology, the minister stated. Speaking at an international conference on circular economy and resource efficiency, Scindia said majority of natural resources are finite, so it is important to find environmentally and economically feasible ways to utilise these resources. The country's mining and metal sector, he said, is posed for robust development due to expected jump in demand to support the growth in the automotive, infrastructure, transport, space and defen

Naveen Jindal group weighs aluminium foray, plans depend on mine

Company sees consumption rising as electric vehicles increase and light metals become more important

Norsk Hydro shuts aluminum plant in Slovakia as Europe's power woes deepen

Aluminum is one of the most energy-intensive metals to produce, and closure of the Slovalco facility adds to growing signs of stress in Europe's industrial economy as power prices surge to record high

Rajnandini Metal Ltd grosses Rs 1,000 cr sales in 2022, Q1 profit up 127%

EBITDA margins have been maintained with an impressive growth momentum in line with the company's plans with a Y-o-Y increase of 40.11%.

China stimulus unlikely to reverse rout in the global metals market

While Chinese stimulus played a role in rescuing industrial commodities from slumps in global demand, after the 2008 financial crisis, in late 2015, and in 2020, there's much more caution this time