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Embracing design as a core tenet of ‘Make in India’ will build trust in Indian manufacturing

Just as trust in a product hinges on its reliability and innovation, trust in India’s manufacturing future also rests on its ability to seamlessly blend world-class engineering with cutting-edge design.

Businesses which have seen many seasons ? 4 largecap manufacturing stocks with right PEG ratio

One of the biggest challenges which manufacturing companies and too large ones face is the right allocation of capital. The reason, they go through various economic and business cycles where they face both the problem of plenty and scarcity of capital at different points of time. When a metal company starts making money, it mints money. Post that what it does --buy more mines, expand capacity or retire debt -- will determine its future. When looking at manufacturing companies, look carefully at PEG ratio which long-term indicates many things in a better manner than most other ratios.

What will make JSW-MG shaadi click

Sajjan Jindal-promoted JSW Group recently inked an agreement with China’s SAIC Motor to acquire 35% stake in Indian subsidiary MG Motor India to jointly run automobile operations in the country. However, there are various reasons that could also drive the two apart.

Multibagger marvels! Big bucks chasing 95 smallcap stocks that rallied up to 1,140%

During the quarter, FIIs raised their stake in at least 529 stocks, out of which a vast majority of 496 counters have given positive returns in the fiscal year and 95 have more than doubled investor wealth, shows ACE Equity data.

Edelweiss MD Radhika Gupta lashes out at Mumbai’s commute system, says 3-4 hrs & productivity is lost in transportation

​Gupta urged the government to invest in bettering the infrastructure and transport, so that productivity and hours are not wasted further.

5 stocks with right PEG ratio for long-term wealth creation

The challenge with PEG ratio is the quality of the earning forecast. Given that in an ever changing macro environment , even the best of the forecast for any business can go wrong which may impact other elements which lead to some unexpected changes. But even after all the challenges, it is worth the effort to look at this ratio before investing, especially at times when decisions are being more governed by bullish sentiment than fundamentals.

How to invest when market cycles have become shorter & sector rotation has gone crazy? Sunil Singhania explains

“At these levels, you have to be an investor only if you believe that India will continue to grow from a three, five years perspective. Playing the market from a three, six-month perspective might not be a great experience. You know, renewed volatility is going to be the order of the day.”

India to shape world's future: N Chandrasekaran

India is well-positioned to lead the transitions in digital and artificial intelligence, clean energy, and global value chains, according to N Chandrasekaran, chairman of Tata Sons. Speaking at the B20 Summit in Delhi, Chandrasekaran highlighted India's role in shaping the world's future and its positive standing in the global economy.

Small is better; stocks with the right PEG ratio for investing with long term perspective

PE ratio is one of the most overused and misused ratios. It is used by all and sundry to justify their valuations and create a mirage of value. Right from investor presentations to research reports, one finds its mention everywhere. But is this the right matrix to look at ? It is better to use PEG ratio when looking for long-term investment, though finding the right ratio is itself a challenge

JSW Steel aims to double capacity to 50 MT in 3 yrs; renewables to power all plants: Sajjan Jindal

"Today, at JSW Steel we are at 28 million tonnes capacity and next year we will be 37 million tonnes capacity and (in) three years' time we will be 50 million tonnes capacity," chairman Sajjan Jindal said.

7 overbought stocks alert: RSI above 75 - potential investment opportunities or impending correction?

Seven stocks have been identified by ETMarkets as currently overbought based on the Relative Strength Index (RSI) readings. These stocks are Hindustan Aeronautics, JSW Steel, Tata Consumer Products, Britannia Industries, Bharat Electronics, UltraTech Cement and Cholamandalam Investment & Finance Company. The respective market caps of these companies are greater than Rs 75,000 crore and they operate across aerospace and defence, steel manufacturing, fast-moving consumer goods, food, defence electronics, cement, and financial sectors.

INOX Wind: When promoters put in money in troubled business, it calls for deeper look

How policy change impacted a well run company like INOX winds, while on face of it policy change was a death knell. But if one looks deeper into policy changes, it actually removed the bottleneck .Will this along with fresh infusion of fund help in turning around the future of the company

We expect 6% to 8% of power demand growth in next year: Prashant Jain, JSW Energy

We saw lot of merchant power prices crash by that time and that overcapacity got absorbed in last four-five years and now we have to tighten our belt in order to increase the capital investment in the power sector in order to mitigate this kind of a demand growth.

Public sector failed world over, only private sector can take the country forward: JSW Group Sajjan Jindal

While pointing out that India is on the path of becoming a USD 10-trillion economy in the next ten years, the country needs to adopt a "modern thought process" which is not driven by socialism or a notion that only the public sector can deliver.

5 high dividend yield stocks to add to your watchlist

With Indian share markets already facing high volatility this year, investors are heavily relying on dividend paying stocks to generate returns. Historical data shows that high dividend yield stocks tend to perform better when markets are down compared to others.

Many India Inc majors may be Net-Zero by 2050

Several Indian corporate houses have set decarbonisation targets internally to become carbon neutral by 2050 or before. These include Vedanta, Aditya Birla Group, JSW Group, Adani Transmission, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Dalmia Cement, among others. Reliance Industries has set a target of net-zero by 2035.

JSW Energy's bid lowest in battery storage auction

Seven other companies - Acme Barmer Solar, Hartree Partners Singapore, Eden Renewable Vavin Pvt Ltd, Sterlite Power Transmission, NTPC Renewable Energy, Renew Solar Power and Azure Power-were also in fray

JSW emerges lowest bidder for pilot battery storage mega tender

Eight companies including Acme Solar, Hartree Partners Singapore, Eden Renewable Vavin Pvt led, Sterlite Power Transmission, NTPC Renewable Energy, Renew Power and Azure Power were in race for the contracts.

Ambuja, ACC on block as Holcim has India rethink

Holcim is believed to have held early-stage negotiations with JSW and Adani Group, among others, to explore their interest levels. Both are recent entrants in the cement sector but have aggressive plans to ramp up.

Green cement is THE concrete step towards Building a Sustainable India

JSW Cement signs MoU with Punjab Renewable Energy Systems to use agricultural waste as biomass

“The circular economy principle is an integral part of our business model. Last year, we made a small beginning wherein nearly 5 per cent of our fuel requirement was met through alternate fuels,” said Parth Jindal, Managing Director of JSW Cement.

Stocks in the news: RIL, IndiaMART, JSW Steel, IEX and TVS Motors

RIL, Hindustan Zince, HDFC Life , Tata Consumer Products, Gland Pharma, Tata Elxsi, Yes Bank, and Federal Bank are among the companies that will announce their September quarter results today.