Nevin John is a National Corporate Editor for Fortune India, specializing in business and economic news. With a focus on multinational companies in India, Nevin covers a wide range of topics including finance, infrastructure, technology, and industry trends. His articles provide insights into the corporate world and its impact on the Indian economy.
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Nevin John's coverage predominantly focuses on business and industry, with a significant emphasis on private sector announcements. He regularly cites data and press releases, indicating an interest in factual information from reliable sources.
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By: Nevin John
The NBFC clocked 20% margin growth and added 20,000 jobs in two years post-merger.
By: Nevin John, Ajita Shashidhar
Chhatwal has scripted a winning story for the 121-year-old hotel chain. The market cap of Indian Hotels Co. has touched ₹100,000 crore
The untimely death of their father, Nand Kishore Ruia, forced the sons -Shashi and Ravi - who had studied in Chennai, to enter business in 1969
By: Nevin John
The chemistry of zinc and manganese has a lot of scope and it is an ideal solution for large scale energy storage, says Jamshyd Godrej, chairman, Godrej & Boyce.
By: Ajita Shashidhar, Nevin John
In interview with Fortune India, Jamshyd Godrej, chairman, Godrej Enterprises Group, says though there is no immediate plan for an IPO, he is open to the idea.
Otis Worldwide Corporation plans to ramp up its elevator and escalator business in India with new products and technologies, while its sales in China stagnate.
The ArcelorMittal-Nippon Steel JV completes 5 years of operation in India this year. It is now looking to scale up capacity to 40 MT by 2035.
By: Nevin John
India's largest private sector company has been riding high on telecom and retail. It now plans to scale up its new energy business and kickstart renewable Giga factories from next year.
Indian steelmakers face mounting pressure and increased inventories as cheaper imports from China, South Korea and Japan continue to rise.
ArcelorMittal/Nippon Steel joint venture, which completes 5 years of operation in India, plans to spend around ₹2.5 lakh crore to expand its
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