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HPCL's Rajasthan refinery restarts key crude unit after April fireHindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd's joint venture refinery in Rajasthan has restarted its crude distillation unit after a fire in April. This re...- Cement demand growth likely to moderate to around 5% in FY27: Ambuja CementsAmbuja Cements anticipates a 5 percent growth in India's cement demand for fiscal year 2026-27. This follows a stronger growth in the previ...
- Iran war fallout: Fuel use drops 6.5% in May; experts see warning signs for economyIndia's demand for transportation fuels and petroleum products is declining due to supply disruptions and higher prices stemming from the I...
- Cement companies' profitability to moderate in FY27 on rising fuel, logistics costs: ICRAIn FY27, Indian cement manufacturers are anticipated to experience a notable dip in profits, ranging from 10-15%. The escalating prices of ...
- Aluminium and copper to stay elevated, steel risky: CLSA's top metals and cement calls for FY27Base metals like aluminium and copper present significant opportunities, according to CLSA India's Indrajit Agarwal. Steel faces near-term ...
- Cement makers staring at ₹200/tonne cost shock as West Asia war sends petcoke and packaging costs soaringIndia's cement sector is grappling with soaring input costs. Rising prices of petcoke, coal, and packaging materials are squeezing profit m...
- Cement companies roll back price hikes to boost volumes amid muted demandCement prices introduced earlier this month have been rolled back as companies strive to push volumes amidst rising fuel costs. With an inc...
- 5 reasons why Siddhartha Khemka is positive on cement industry for next few yearsCement demand in India is expected to continue growing at a double-digit YoY rate in Apr-May 2023, backed by governmental infrastructure de...
- Indian cement companies set to raise prices from next month, Motilal Oswal saysCement manufacturers are expected to announce discounts and schemes to meet their year-end volume targets and price hikes could be there ea...
- India's Reliance stops local petcoke sales, boosts importsWith Reliance's petcoke no longer available domestically, India's imports are likely to rise, after doubling last year because of higher de...
- India November thermal coal imports at 10 month-low as local output soarsImports fell mainly due to higher production by state-run Coal India, which accounts for 80% of India's coal output. The world's largest co...
- Ronald Siyoni on Sharekhan’s top 5 picks among cement stocks“Global freight rates are easing, down by 40% to 60% on main routes since January currently and are expected to further go down. This has b...
- India buys discounted Venezuelan petcoke to replace coalIndia's growing appetite for Venezuela's petcoke - a byproduct from oil upgrading and an alternative to coal - is being driven by a scrambl...
- India bans petroleum coke import for use as fuelUsage of petcoke, a dirtier alternative to coal, in the energy-hungry country has come under scrutiny due to rising pollution levels in maj...
- Stock market update: Cement stocks firm up on SC's conditional nod on petcoke importShares of Ambuja Cements surged over 5 per cent.
- India’s dirty secret is an oil market headacheThe cheap path of pumping oil industry’s impurities into the skies over India is disappearing.
- Pet coke ban in 3 states to hurt cement makersThe other risk for cement makers is the increase in cost of imported coal due to higher demand.
- Petroleum products’ net exports slip 42% on high home usageThe domestic demand for petroleum products has risen 23% while production has increased only 10% in three years since 2013-14 .
- Union Budget 2011: Cement to be dearer by Rs 8-9 per bagMeanwhile, lending ear to cement makers' plea, Mukherjee has also decided to bring down the import duty on petcoke and gypsum by half to 2....
- Union Budget 2011: Import duty on petcoke, gypsum halved to 2.5%Lending ears to cement makers' plea, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Monday decided to bring down the import duty on petcoke and gypsu...
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