Jio seems to have decided for peace

All indications seem to be suggesting this. Jio recently decided to follow Airtel and Vodafone-Idea in raising the tariffs. Industry was not sure whether this would happen, as Jio may want to continue going aggressive in attracting customers from the competitors. Whereas Sunil Mittal (Airtel) has been calling for peace, for the first time Mukesh … Read more

Promoters feud may be nearing end at Indigo

The Company has called for an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) on 30 December, seeking approval to amend it’s Articles of Association (AoA) and remove restrictions on promoter share transfer. Key points to note – Indigo has two founders – Rahul Bhatia and Rakesh Gangwal Bhatia group owns 37.83% stake of Indigo and Gangwal group 36.61% … Read more

Raymond decides to list a wholly owned subsidiary

The Company’s board approves to go for IPO of JK Files & Engineering Limited (JKFE). Key points to note – JKFE is into steel files and tools business. The proposed IPO is of Rs 800 crore and is entirely offer for sale. No fresh money is expected to come into the Company. Raymond currently owns … Read more

JSW Energy separates Green and Grey businesses

In line with the ongoing industry trends, JSW Energy too separates it’s Green (Renewables) from Grey (Thermal) business into a separate 100% owned subsidiary – JSW Energy Neo. Key Points to note: The Company targets to reach a power generation capacity of 20GW by 2030 compared with 4.5GW currently. Of the current capacity 30% is … Read more

Finally Raymond promises to professionalise the management

Whether you call it self realisation or market compulsions, Gautam Singhania (Chairman) announces what market wanted to hear – Raymond group will be reorganised in five core focus areas – textile, fmcg, real estate, education and engineering. All businesses will be managed by boards that will be made completely professional in the next 12 months. … Read more

Reliance and Aramco call off the proposed investment deal

Reliance and Saudi Armco have mutually decided to call off the proposed investment by the latter of $15 bn into Reliance’s Oil to Chemicals (O2C) business. “Due to the evolving nature of Reliance’s business portfolio, Reliance and Saudi Aramco have mutually determined that it would be beneficial for both parties to re-evaluate the proposed investment … Read more