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    Rising metal prices pose both headwinds & opportunities: 5 stocks from pipe & wire industry that can rise up to 35%

    Today, when the whole market is down, there is one sector which is leading the recovery, metals. Both ferrous and non ferrous. Partially because of the fact that Russian metal has been sort of ousted from the markets with the US and UK taking measures to keep it out of exchanges. Also because there are enough indications from China that demand might be getting stronger. Now there is an inverse relationship between the rising price of metal and margins of the many user industries. So when there is an expectation that metal prices are going to rise, there is bound to be a negative reaction in some of the sectors and industries. As an investor one needs to realize that the user industry, where there is higher “value addition” to the metal and there is a strong “brand”. The impact on margins is much lower. Infact when these stocks react to the narrative which might hit the street sooner than later, it is probably the time to have a look at them with a long term perspective.

    Buy Jindal Steel & Power, target price Rs 1,030: Nuvama Wealth

    Jindal Steel & Power key Products/Revenue Segments include Iron & Steel Items, Other Operating Revenue, Scrap and Export Incentives for the year ending 31-Mar-2023.

    Pricier ore, coal to benefit miners, weigh on steel companies

    Among the companies, NMDC is expected to report the best quarterly performance, helped by volume and prices rising by nearly a fifth from the year before. This could help the state-run iron ore miner's operating profit per tonne surge by more than 40% in the three months ended December 31, said analysts.

    World Steel Association elects Leon Topalian as Chairman, India's T V Narendran as Vice Chairman

    Leon Topalian, President & CEO of Nucor Corporation, has been elected as Chairman of worldsteel, with T V Narendran, MD & CEO of Tata Steel, chosen as one of its Vice-Chairmen. Jeong-Woo Choi, CEO of POSCO Holdings, was also elected as a Vice-Chairman. Narendran, along with Sajjan Jindal, CMD of JSW Steel, and L N Mittal, Executive Chairman of ArcelorMittal, were appointed to the Executive Committee.

    Naveen Jindal looks to pilot Go First out of insolvency, company submits EoI

    Naveen Jindal, the promoter of Jindal Steel and Power, has expressed interest in buying insolvent airline Go First. The expression of interest has been submitted by Jindal Power, owned by Worldone Pvt Ltd, a company owned by Naveen Jindal. It is unclear whether Jindal is looking to acquire the airline outright or act as a strategic investor. Go First has over ₹20,000 crore in claims from creditors and is running against the clock to resume its services.

    From cars to planes: Jindal brothers' lofty ambitions to diversify business

    Sajjan and Navin Jindal are leaping from the core businesses of steel, power and infra to diversify into consumer-facing businesses of automobiles and aviation.

    The Economic Times
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