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Adani which has so far only acquired cement businesses, has prepared a strategy to build new facilities from scratch. As part of its eastern foray, Adani recently announced plans to build a clinker grinding unit in Bihar for ₹1,600-2,000 crore.
Mumbai, Oct. 28 -- The Adani Group is in advanced discussions with the Odisha government to build its first greenfield cement factory, two years after embarking on its cement odyssey with a series of acquisitions....
By: Anirudh Laskar
New Delhi, Oct. 28 -- The Adani Group is in advanced discussions with the Odisha government to build its first greenfield cement factory, two years after embarking on its cement odyssey with a series of acquisitions.
Adani Group, Aditya Birla Group, JSW Paints and Asian Paints are in the fray to buy out Akzo Nobel India. All key bidders are keen to pay a premium for the business.
By eliminating cross-holdings, Ramco aims to enhance its market position, particularly for its leading cement business. It is on a mission to enhance its appeal to foreign investors by reconfiguring its corporate structure and consolidating its holdings.
By: Anirudh Laskar
New Delhi, Nov. 5 -- Tamil Nadu-based Ramco Group is reworking its corporate structure to eliminate cross-holdings and enhance its appeal for foreign
By: Anirudh Laskar
Bangladesh agreed to fresh repayment terms just in time to continue receiving electricity from Adani Power's Jharkhand plant—a deal that had played a key role in India-Bangladesh ties during the neighbouring nation's earlier regime.
Adani Group plans to invest at least $5 billion in setting up aluminium and steel businesses, and ramping up copper production. The group's plan may not only help it in its infra business but may also save it on energy production costs to be able to offer more affordable energy solutions than rivals
By: Anirudh Laskar, Khushi Malhotra
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has okayed the centre's design, which covers its broad scope, while approval for the detailed blueprint is expected in two months
By: Khushi Malhotra, Anirudh Laskar
New Delhi, Nov. 20 -- The Adani Group is planning to spend around $2 billion to build Mumbai's largest international convention centre (ICC) near the international airport that it operates, two people aware of the matter said.
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