Jindal Steel & Power reports highest growth in sales
First shipment from its Australian coking coal mine is expected in November Low demand due to the monsoon season notwithstanding, Jindal Steel & Power (JSPL)
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First shipment from its Australian coking coal mine is expected in November Low demand due to the monsoon season notwithstanding, Jindal Steel & Power (JSPL)
Mining giant Vedanta Group will look to bid for buying the government’s stake in Hindustan Copper Ltd as when the state-owned firm is put up
India could face as long as six months battling to ensure coal-fired power plants have enough fuel as the nation’s energy crisis escalates. More than
Asmall paradox is emerging in the tanker market, with ship values rising despite the steady downward pressure of the freight market. In its latest weekly
Balmer Lawrie is planning to pursue its short-term growth in the warehousing and cold chain sectors. The PSU is also exploring expansion into plastics, IT
Tata Steel has become the first steel producing signatory of the Sea Cargo Charter, a global framework for assessing and disclosing the climate alignment of
Synergy Marine, a subsidiary of Singapore’s Synergy Group, has signed an agreement to take over Maersk Tankers’ technical management business. “Maersk Tankers has been transformed
Demand for dry bulk second hand carriers has seen a marked increase over the course of the past week, with many deals being reported. In
SW Group chairman Sajjan Jindal shared positive demand and price outlook for the Indian steel sector at JP Morgan India Investor conference. On the outlook
First shipment from its Australian coking coal mine is expected
Mining giant Vedanta Group will look to bid for buying
Asmall paradox is emerging in the tanker market, with ship
Balmer Lawrie is planning to pursue its short-term growth in
Tata Steel has become the first steel producing signatory of
Synergy Marine, a subsidiary of Singapore’s Synergy Group, has signed
Demand for dry bulk second hand carriers has seen a
SW Group chairman Sajjan Jindal shared positive demand and price
