All of the company's aluminium upstream plants continue to operate at near full capacity with all logistics infra coming back on track
Rebound in aluminium price, positive Novelis outlook boost confidence in stock
While two units are to be divested, outlook for high-end aerospace business is soft
The deal, which closed at an enterprise value of $2.8 bn, positioned Hindalco as one of the world's largest aluminium companies, with a global footprint across 49 manufacturing facilities
Hindalco shares closed at Rs 107 a share, as all clearance for the acquisition, which was announced in July 2018, finally fell into place for the acquisition of Cleveland-based Aleris.
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Analysts say the demand for aluminium from the US auto industry remains favourable and there are supply constraints for aluminium cans too
Approval is subject to the sale of Aleris' unit in Duffel, Belgium
The DOJ and Novelis have agreed to refer the matter to a binding arbitration, given the differences in calculating the market size, among other things
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Net sales, it said, increased 1 per cent over the prior year to $3.1 billion for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2019
Its sales increased 16 per cent to $ 3.1 billion, driven by higher average aluminium prices, higher shipments
The US-based Novelis is the leading producer of flat-rolled aluminium products and the worlds largest recycler of aluminium
Investors have enough reasons to cheer the June quarter (Q1FY18) results of Novelis, Hindalco's US-based subsidiary. Not only were results better than expected, but the outlook for business and cash-flows point to the trend improving going ahead. Hindalco's share price jumped over three per cent on Tuesday to close at Rs 235, following the developments late Monday night.The maker of value-add aluminium products (used by auto industry, for making beverage cans, etc) reported an EBITDA of $287 million, an increase of 10 per cent compared with $261 million in year ago quarter. EBITDA stands for earnings before interest, depreciation, tax and amortisation. Rupee trades at 63.6 levels to a US dollar. Jefferies analysts said that Novelis' Q1 adjusted EBITDA (ex-metal price lag) grew 10 per cent year-on-year, seven per cent ahead of their estimates as margins continue to surprise positively led by rising autos mix and operating leverage gains. The number was also higher than Motilal Oswal ...
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