While Covid-19 pandemic is setting a new normal for most industries across sectors, domestic primary steel producers too are adopting different ways to enhance focus
Leading business houses report pre-tax loss of Rs 19,342 crore in Q4
Products sold in rural markets like tractors and motorcycles and roofing sheets were leading the recovery, says T V Narendran
Scenario to benefit power exchanges, merchant producers
In a day of twists and turns, the government received Rs 14,697 crore from three companies out of the telecom sector's total dues linked to adjusted gross revenue estimated at Rs 1.47 trillion
JSW Paints on course to achieve 1st-yr distribution & turnover targets
Revenue for JSW Energy in the quarter under review dipped by 19 per cent year-on-year to Rs 2,016 crore, from Rs 2,492 crore in the same period a year back
JSW had moved competition watchdog alleging Asian Paints threatened various dealers from dealing with the company
However, EBITDA increased by 5% to Rs 1,048 crore from Rs 998 crore in the corresponding quarter of previous year
The NCLT also rejected the objections raised by Tata Steel over the bids submitted by JSW and its erstwhile promoters
Seshagiri Rao pointed out a clarification on immunity to corporate debtor was required as there could be claims from other departments of govt which could eventually result in some problem
Part of the Sajjan Jindal-led group, the firm announced its foray into paints market last month with a portfolio of 1,808 shades, all priced at Rs 477 a litre
Odisha govt mulls seeking Centre's nod for transfer of forest clearance granted to jinxed Posco project at same location to JSW
JSW Group chairman claims this will keep existing promoters from gaining control
JSW bid for Lucchini in 2014 before it was sold to Algeria's Cevital Group and Aferpi was born
As the clock ticks, two of JSW Energy's big acquisition targets in the power sector are moving farther from a possible deal closure. In the scenario of the deal not fructifying, JSW Energy may be left in the uncomfortable role of a lender to two stressed assets. JSW Energy's accidental journey from potential buyer to lender started more than a year back in 2016. The year saw the power producer agree to acquiring two assets in two separate deals- Jaiprakash Power Ventures 's Bina power plant in Madhya Pradesh and Jindal Steel and Power's Tamnar power plant in Chattisgarh. In due course, JSW Energy also extended a loan to both the companies - Rs1000 crore to Jaiprakash Power and Rs500 crore to Jindal Steel and Power as part of two separate deal arrangements. This exposure, however, is now slowly turning into a concern as the deals face closure issues.The concerns are larger over JSW's exposure to Jaiprakash Power, compared to Jindal Steel and Power.An email query sent to JSW Energy on ..
Interview with BVJK Sharma, chief executive officer of JSW Infrastructure
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Major players have expressed interest in such projects after government cut Customs duty
Jaiprakash considering other option, including debt restructuring; might reconsider Rs 2,700-cr deal