Dilip Buildcon is known mainly as a road contractor; a pipeline it owns and operates for 25 years brings a different kind of income, a transport tariff over time instead of a one-off construction payment, and needs the…
New coal-fired capacity is being ordered again by public utilities, and the equipment and construction work goes to a short list of Indian suppliers of boilers and turbines, L&T and BHEL among them. For L&T the order…
These are the drafts companies lodged in the last days of September and the first days of October, now public for comment. A draft is not an IPO: SEBI's observations usually take months and several filings never reach…
The forecast itself moves no company's revenue; it is a reading of where demand has been strongest. The Bank's emphasis on household spending points at consumer goods, autos and retail lenders, and the construction and…
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The channel is interest cost. With low leverage, most rated borrowers lose little coverage even in the 50 bp case, so the direct effect on corporate credit quality is small. Crisil singles out commercial real estate as…
Retail fuel prices have been held, so the oil shock is reaching companies through what they buy rather than at the pump. Plastics processors, packaging makers and consumer goods companies that use polypropylene and…
The money reaches listed companies as orders: transmission lines, substations, transformers, cables and battery systems. New (greenfield) lines are to be awarded through tariff-based competitive bidding, which opens…
Growth above forecasts despite the oil shock supports loan demand for banks and order flows for capital goods and construction companies tied to investment, which grew nearly 12%. Slower private consumption and weak…
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