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RattanIndia Enterprises on Tuesday reported over three-fold year-on-year jump in its net profit to Rs 851 crore in three months to June 2024. The company had posted a profit after tax of Rs 178 crore in the first quarter of FY24, RattanIndia Enterprises said in a statement. Its revenue from operations grew 70 per cent to Rs 2,494 crore from Rs 1,472 crore a year ago, it added. The company said it is driving the e-commerce business as one of the largest sellers on Amazon India through its wholly-owned subsidiary Cocoblu Retail Ltd. The revenue of Cocoblu Retail Ltd for Q1 FY25 stood at Rs 1,444 crore, up 19 per cent year-on-year from Rs 1,212 crore in the same quarter of the year earlier, it stated. The business served approximately 2.8 crore orders during the quarter, averaging about 3.6 orders per second, it added. Cocoblu Retail has cumulatively served more than 21 crore orders to date across six product categories, RattanIndia Enterprises said. RattanIndia has a presence in v
RattanIndia Enterprises Ltd on Saturday said it has completed the acquisition of Revolt Motors which is into manufacturing of electric vehicles. Now Revolt Motors has become a 100 per cent subsidiary of RattanIndia Enterprises Ltd, the company said in a statement. "RattanIndia Enterprises Limited has completed acquisition of 100 per cent shareholding in the electric motorcycles market leader Revolt Motors," the statement said. Revolt Motors is the highest selling electric bike in the country with its manufacturing facility in Manesar, Haryana. The EV maker has expanded its footprint pan-India with 30 dealerships spread across the country. Its flagship model RV400 has been witnessing a robust demand and is by far the most technologically advanced bike in the world, and RattanIndia Enterprises seeks to significantly scale up Revolt's growth and make it the largest EV two wheeler company in the country, RattanIndia Enterprises said. Anjali Rattan, Business Chairperson, RattanIndia ..
RattanIndia Power Ltd (RPL) consolidated net loss widened to Rs 386.69 crore in the December quarter, compared to the same period a year ago, due non-operation of Nashik thermal power plant. The company had reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 69.09 crore in the quarter ended on December 31, 2020, the company said in a regulatory filing. The widening of the consolidated loss in the December quarter was "due to non-operation of Nashik Thermal Power Plant (Sinnar Thermal Power Ltd). That exposure has no bearing on parent RattanIndia Power Ltd," a company spokesperson said. The consolidated results of RPL also includes the financials of Sinnar Thermal Power Limited (STPL), which is a subsidiary of RattanIndia Power Ltd and is a separate SPV holding Sinnar Thermal Power Plant, the spokesperson said. All units of Sinnar Thermal Power Plant at Nashik are commissioned, but not operational at present. STPL's debt exposure is ring fenced and has no bearing on the parent RattanIndia Power