UltraTech Cement anticipates a 7% growth in FY26, allocating ₹10,000 crore for capacity expansion and efficiency initiatives. Recent acquis...

UltraTech Cement announced a 1:52 share swap ratio for acquiring Kesoram Industries, effective March 1, 2025. The board also approved expan...

Shares of UltraTech Cement are expected to stay in focus after the company’s board approved raising up to Rs 1,000 crore through the allotm...

UltraTech previous to this acquisition and Kesoram’s acquisition had a very low share in the southern region. So, both Kesoram and India Ce...

CCI approves UltraTech's acquisition of Kesoram's cement business and Shriram Ownership Trust's stake purchase in Shriram Investment Holdin...

This acquisition is a reflection of the relentless pursuit of UltraTech Cement to achieve 200 MT capacity from close to 132.5 MT at present...

"The three funds - Goldman Sachs, Cerberus Capital Services and Edelweiss - are set to be paid ahead of maturity as UltraTech is rated AAA ...

"Kesoram needs to reduce the debt and the best way they could do is by getting rid of this particular unit which was kind of coveted"

They are kind of using this mechanism to or this temporary situation perhaps to increase their footprint and that is a good thing.

JK Group will acquire BK Birla flagship firm Kesoram Industries' tyre manufacturing plant at Haridwar for up to Rs 2,200 crore.

JK Tyre will borrow Rs 1,500 crore from public and private sector banks with the rest coming from internal accruals.

While MRF was the front-runner for the asset Apollo has recently entered the fray said multiple sources aware of the ongoing negotiations.

For Kesoram, selling its principal unit in Laksar, Uttrakhand would delevarge its balance sheet significantly that has been burdened by a b...

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's wife Rekha has acquired 60 lakh shares in Kesoram Industries taking her shareholding in the company to around 7 per c...

On his 89th birthday, the eldest member of the Birla family has a wish for his grandson Kumar Mangalam Birla.

In a season of volatile markets and plunging business fortunes, the Birlas-cutting across family lines-are buying into their own companies.

Kumar Mangalam Birla may get all other group companies except Jay Shree Tea.