During the second quarter of the current fiscal, Nalco reported Rs 342 crore net profit against Rs 179 crore in the corresponding quarter o...

Central public sector undertaking Nalco today decided to provide sanitation facilities in more than 150 schools in Odisha.

Public sector aluminium giant Nalco has approved a total dividend payout of 30 per cent amounting to Rs 387 crore for 2013-14.

The project is being planned as a joint venture for which feasibility study & technology selection would be carried out soon.

The project is contemplated in Joint Venture mode for which feasibility study and technology selection would be carried out very soon, rele...

The Electricity Duty dues of Nalco and RSP are pegged at Rs 1,095.07 crore and Rs 61.25 crore respectively. Both the PSUs had gone to the c...

In a major step in Research & development, NALCO has commercialised a laboratory-scale R&D process.

Vedanta is unable to operate the units in Odisha due to lack of raw material had written to the state government recently with an appeal to...

Aluminium major NALCO has rejected a request to sell surplus alumina to bauxite starved Vedanta for its smelter at Jharsuguda.

NALCO today declared an interim dividend amounting to Rs 193.29 crore for 2012-13, which includes central government's share of Rs.156.68 c...

National Aluminium Company (Nalco), the country's largest state-owned aluminium major, has cut prices by Rs 3,000 per tonne, in line with a...

National Aluminium Company Ltd. (Nalco), a navratna PSU under the union mines ministry, has reported foreign exchange earnings of Rs 3,400 ...

PESB has recommended Ansuman Das as the next chairman and managing director of National Aluminium Company (Nalco).

The disruption at Panchpatmali mine in Koraput district of Odisha is expected to have no immediate impact on its alumina refinery, as NALCO...

Centre holds 87.15% shares of NALCO. The remaining shares are held by 55,286 shareholders including banks, financial institutions and indiv...

"Aluminium prices are predicted to rise to around 2,100 in the near future. However, it is a question of production discipline."

Domestic metal producers are bracing up for price cuts with aluminium, copper and zinc being hammered down.