Nigel D'Souza is an Editor for Metals, Mining, and Midcaps at CNBC-TV18. With a focus on finance, trading, and commodities, he specializes in providing insights into the derivatives market and financial flows, while also covering topics such as economic policy and investment strategies. Nigel has been featured in various segments on CNBC-TV18, where his incisive questioning and expertise in the sector have made him a trusted voice in the industry.
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By: Nigel D Souza, Prashant Nair, Reema Tendulkar
Prashant Biyani, VP Institutional Equity at Elara Securities, said grain-based ethanol now contributes nearly 70% of production, while sugar's share has fallen to 30% as higher feedstock costs hurt profitability.
By: Nigel D Souza, Prashant Nair
Private sector banks are likely to strengthen their lead over public sector lenders as earnings growth accelerates in FY27, according to Nitin Aggarwal, Head - BFSI Research, Institutional Equities at Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL).
By: Mangalam Maloo, Nigel D Souza
Kusumgar CEO Ankur Kothari says the company's long-term growth will be driven by continuous product innovation in aerospace and defence rather than market share gains.
By: Shloka Badkar, Nigel D Souza
More than 75% of Nuvoco's business comes from East India, while for Dalmia Bharat, Shree Cement, Ramco Cement and Birla Corp, the figures stand at 40%, 25%, 20% and 10% to 15% respectively.
India's cement demand is expected to remain strong in the June quarter, but rising fuel and operating costs are likely to offset higher prices, limiting profit growth for many companies, according to Jefferies.
By: Mangalam Maloo, Reema Tendulkar, Nigel D Souza
Bengaluru-based manufactures solar photovoltaic modules and solar cells Emmvee Photovoltaic Power remains confident of delivering earnings before
By: Nigel D Souza
Nomura's Jashandeep Singh Chadha expects earnings to improve in the second half as costs ease, demand strengthens and pricing stabilises, with UltraTech Cement and Dalmia Bharat as his top picks.
By: Mangalam Maloo, Nigel D Souza
Deepak Goel, CMD of Laser Power & Infra, said investments in India's transmission and distribution network will support future order inflows, while EBITDA margins are expected to remain within the company's historical range. Goel also highlighted the company's plans to introduce advanced conductors that can increase transmission capacity without replacing existing towers.
Former HPCL chairman MK Surana said ethanol is more expensive than petrol for oil companies, making it unlikely that higher ethanol blending will translate into lower prices at the fuel pump.
By: Sonal Bhutra, Nigel D Souza
India's rapid shift to E20 petrol has brought the economics and technology of ethanol blending into sharper focus. While newer vehicles are largely designed to handle the fuel, moving to higher blends could mean additional costs for automakers, new infrastructure and a tougher calculation for consumers weighing mileage against fuel prices.
