Kamdhenu Paints is targeting a four-fold jump in its revenues to Rs 1,000 crore over the next three years, its CMD Satish Kumar Agarwal sai...

When asked about the timeline for the target, Agarwal said in the financial year 2020-2021, the company's overall brand sales turnover was ...

Kamdhenu is in the process of separating its steel and paints business with an aim to increase its reach and customer base in the market.

Net profit increased by 114% at Rs 6 crore with revenue increasing by 75% at Rs 400 crore.

"The equity for the promoter is 69.6% and post dilution the equity is 63% approximately," Satish Kumar Agarwal said.

Kamdhenu Ispat forayed into the paints business in 2008 by setting up a plant near its steel mill at Bhiwadi in Rajasthan.

The company, which has interests in steel and paints, had in 2013-14 clocked Rs 921 crore revenue, with steel business contributing around ...

Kamdhenu Ispat today said its net profit for the October-December quarter went up by 33 per cent to Rs 1.63 crore on account of a nearly 82...

Kamdhenu Ispat, today said it hopes to clock 46 per cent jump in top-line to Rs 800 crore in 2013-14 on higher sales.

Micromax co-founder Rajesh Agarwal and five others were today remanded in judicial custody till September 2.

Promoter of mobile company Micromax Rajesh Agarwal and six others, including four public servants, were today remanded in CBI custody.

Kamdhenu Ispat has more than 50 franchise manufacturing units at present and 3,500 dealers and distributors across the country.

Demanding a bribe of Rs 5 has proved costly for a stamp vendor and her salesman who were today sent to two-year rigrous imprisonment by a D...

Diversifying field of operation, homegrown steel maker Kamdhenu Ispat has forayed into the paint segment with launch of 'Colour Dreamz' ran...

TMT bars manufacturer Kamdhenu Ispat Ltd said on Tuesday that it will expand its product portfolio in line with its objectives of doubling ...

the Election Commission on Friday gave marching orders to state chief secretary N C Bajpai in the interest of a "free and fair poll."