Search
+
    SEARCHED FOR:

    GMR AIRPORTS INFRA Q3 EARNINGS

    Air India to set up pilot training school at Amravati

    The aviation landscape in India is witnessing a transformative phase with major players like IndiGo, Akasa, Air India, and the GMR group investing in extensive training programs to meet the surging demand for skilled pilots and engineers. Air India's Amravati pilot training school is set to be operational by Q1 FY26.

    Crumbling roofs are very far from Viksit

    Delhi airport's infrastructure challenges highlight the urgent need for efficient planning and resource allocation in India by 2024.

    Adani Airports to chart next decade with $21 billion infusion

    The business is housed under wholly owned subsidiary Adani Airport Holdings, which currently owns seven operational airports, in Mumbai, Lucknow, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Guwahati, Thiruvananthapuram and Mangalore. Phase I of city-side development across 98 acres at airports in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Lucknow and Guwahati has begun.

    Set to capitalise on opportunities in infra space, says Gautam Adani

    The core infrastructure group which has businesses ranging across ports, green energy, cement, airports, power and transmission will be setting up the largest energy installation, redeveloping the largest slum and making the largest single location copper smelter of the world in the country over the next few years.

    GIFT Nifty signals a positive start for D-Street. Here's the trading setup for today's session

    Domestic markets rose driven by global cues and domestic buying. Expectations for the next week are positive with macro trends, government spending, monsoon, and earnings support.

    Defence stocks have done it, will the infrastructure sector follow suit? 6 stocks of the highway makers

    There are four sectors, Railways, Defence, Infrastructure and PSU as a set of stocks where election results were important due to the fact that policy continuity was seen as major tailwinds. Because the results were not exactly the way the street had expected, there was a sharp reaction in all these stocks after the election results. But within ten days, the majority of the defence stocks are already higher than what they were quoting on the day of elections. The question is whether other sectors also will see a catch up or not. Now there cannot be any doubt that political noise levels are going to remain high and that might create uncertainty at times. It might take a while for some of the sectors to get the momentum back on the street but probability of getting back on track is high as and when the street gets an indication that it is work as usual in the sector.

    The Economic Times
    BACK TO TOP