Mangalam Maloo

CMPDI Chairman and Managing Director Chaudhari Shivraj Singh said that the company plans to expand its consultancy business into mineral processing, critical minerals and satellite-based services, while targeting revenue of around ₹3,500 crore over the next three years. Coal India is expected to remain its largest customer, with non-coal business contributing 5-7% of revenue.

Vinay C Sekar, CEO & Investment Manager of Cube Highways Trust, said the trust's portfolio is well diversified across geographies, revenue streams and asset types. Commercial vehicles account for around 70% of its revenue, while passenger vehicles contribute the remaining 30%.

Puneet Chhatwal, MD & CEO of Indian Hotels Company, expects RevPAR growth to potentially move into double digits this year, supported by strong business travel and a rise in foreign tourist arrivals. He also shares his outlook on the company's international expansion, the recovery in airline catering, healthy margins, and why IHCL will continue to focus on an asset-light growth strategy.

Indiamart Intermesh Founder & CEO Dinesh Agarwal explains why the company is prioritising subscriber retention over aggressive customer acquisition, discusses ARPU-led revenue growth, buyer acquisition strategy, margin outlook and the rising contribution of Busy Infotech to the overall business.

Eternal's FY26 operating data showed Blinkit processed 916.6 million orders during the financial year, compared with 640.2 million for Zepto and 412.2 million for Swiggy Instamart, bringing its order volumes almost equal to those of the two rivals combined.

Smartworks expects new center launches, high committed occupancy and rising demand from Global Capability Centers to support growth, with a larger contribution from new facilities expected in the second half of the financial year.

PVR INOX plans to add nearly 1,000 screens over the next five years through an asset-light expansion strategy focused on tier-II and tier-III cities. Managing Director Ajay Bijli said cinema attendance is improving even without blockbuster releases, while alternate content such as sports and live events is expected to become a larger contributor to the company's business.

Coromandel International expects cost pressures to ease as subsidy revisions and fertiliser price increases support profitability, while its crop protection, speciality nutrients and retail businesses are projected to deliver strong growth.

Eashwar Iyer, Group CFO of International Gemological Institute (IGI) explains how the AGL acquisition is contributing to growth, why gemstone certification offers higher realisations, and where IGI is investing for the future through brand building and leadership expansion.

Riju Jhunjhunwala, Vice Chairman of HEG, said the company is expanding graphite electrode capacity from 100,000 tonnes to 115,000 tonnes, confident that its broader global reach and strong capacity utilisation will support future growth.