Tata Steel, Vedanta, JSW Steel, and Nalco were up in the range of 2.7 - 3.2 per cent.
Jindal Steel & Power Limited (JSPL) has beaten the trend reporting healthy growth in production and sales volume during April-June quarter in the midst economic crisis triggered by coronavirus pandemic.
Deal valuation is good, but analysts watchful
Products sold in rural markets like tractors and motorcycles and roofing sheets were leading the recovery, says T V Narendran
The accident took place on Wednesday when four contractual workers were cutting the diesel tank of an abandoned bus parked in JSPL's scrap yard in Patralapali village
Operational performance, volume growth guidance bode well
Operational performance is expected to remain good, and volume growth guidance too bodes well
Operational performance is expected to remain good, and volume growth guidance too bodes well
The problem is especially acute in the tubes and pipes segment where 30 per cent of India's steel production is used
While realisations take a hit, pressure on margins may intensify with input costs remaining steady.
Analysts expect better volumes, led by expansion and operating efficiencies, to drive future earnings
The bench said it was not averse to allowing transporting of iron-ore but all the necessary dues and royalty payable be paid to the concerned authorities.
JSPL shares ended the day 6% lower than its previous close on the BSE at Rs 150 a piece
Firm is looking at a 50% demand growth coming from housing segment, eyes 25% uptick from Railways
India's iron ore imports tumbled 90 per cent year-on-year during April-October, after a sharp escalation of 172 per cent in the comparable period last year, said CARE Ratings in its report
During the third quarter of FY20, JSPL recorded a growth of 30 per cent in sales at 1.66 MT, as against 1.27 million tonnes a year-ago.
Speaking at the India Economic Conclave 2019, he however said his company will no longer expand in newer areas
The Odisha government and JSPL have been in dispute over royalty payment for the iron ore for more than 5 years now
JSPL, however, continues to stand out as expansions at its Angul plant are driving volumes, helping it gain economies of scale and higher margins
The company has investment and business ventures in Mozambique, Namibia, Zambia, Tanzania and Madagascar as well