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S&P sees top companies' capex rise to $850 bn over 5 yearsIndian companies are set to invest significantly. S&P Global Ratings projects spending of $800-850 billion by 2030. This doubles the previo...- India Inc.’s spending splurge may not trickle downIndian conglomerates plan to invest $800 billion in the next decade. Most funding will go to existing businesses, but 40% will target new s...
- Tata, Reliance, Adani may lead $800 billion investment wave—What’s in store?Indian conglomerates plan a USD 800 billion investment over the next decade, with major focuses on green hydrogen, clean energy, EVs, and s...
- Corporate earnings solid, bank asset quality robust going into 2024: S&PThe ratings agency acknowledged that there are pockets of credit stress among lower rated corporates, but called them rare and company-spec...
- Economic growth prospects remain strong in medium-term: S&PThe American rating agency, S&P, had revised India’s growth forecast upward to 6.4% for FY24 from 6% projected earlier. The Reserve Bank of...
- Why Anil Agarwal is breaking up the empire he built on metal and a mine of ambitionOver the course of four decades, Agarwal painstakingly built Vedanta into a $10 billion conglomerate. However, facing the risk of overwhelm...
- Why is there lower credit stress in India compared to other EMs? Neel Gopalakrishnan explainsAnd liquidity is an important supporting factor of the strong credit quality of our rated portfolio today because if you look at previous i...
- Cash-strapped Vedanta closing in on $1.5-$2 billion fund from FarallonThe structure being worked out involves part of the funding, $800-$900 million against corporate guarantees of Vedanta Limited (VDL), Agarw...
- S&P Global raises Tata Steel Ratings to BB- on the back of strong operating performanceS&P highlighted that the stable outlook for Tata Steel also reflects an expectation that the company's debt reduction would result in lower...
- Investors look for long-term plan from Vedanta after bond saleNeel Gopalakrishnan, an analyst at S&P Global Ratings, expects Vedanta to again focus on the inefficient structure after the bond sale.
- Vedanta’s debt maturities prompt credit rating warningsVedanta Ltd. holding companies Vedanta Resources Ltd. and Volcan Investments Cyprus Ltd. must repay a combined $1.17 billion next year.
- Dollar weak on expectations of no 2019 Fed hikes; Aussie slipsMSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was lower by 0.6 per cent.
- Naseerudin Shah's book shortlisted at Tata Lit Live! festival"And Then One Day", an account of his early years has been nominated for the Tata Literature Live! First Book Award in the non-fiction cate...
- Indian IT companies averse to political donationsIT companies say they don’t give anybody any money, and have good reason not to.
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