Jindal Steel's ongoing Rs 240 billion capacity expansion at Angul is expected to drive steel volumes at a strong 16% CAGR over the next thr...

The investment proposal by the conglomerate was cleared by a high-level clearance authority of the Odisha government, headed by Chief Minis...

In an interview to ET, its managing director said the company will have at least one more brownfield or greenfield project in its kitty in ...

AM/NS India received approval from NCLT Cuttak for its resolution plan for OSPIL.

Kapil Sibal argued that acceptance of Rs 39,500 crore as the bid amount by the Committee of Creditors (CoC) of Essar Steel, to which Standa...

Essar is one of the finest steel plants and India’s steel industry is poised to grow rapidly. Right now India is producing 70-80 MT , but t...

Odisha Slurry Pipeline ownership has changed hands twice in the past few years.

"We are trying to improve the logistics network for movement of both raw material and products. For instance, the cost of transporting fine...

The 30-year-old, who studied in Birmingham & worked with JM Morgan Stanley believes non-renewable energy such as LPG is not sustainable.

People in the know said the steelmaker made the winning bid, beating Jindal Steel & Power, JSW Steel, Bhushan Steel and Bhushan Power & Ste...

The JV will offer finished products to KIOCL, RINL and NMDC as per their shareholding, and the parties can use them as they deem it fit lat...

MD of RINL P Madhusudan today said the company was currently focused on modernisation of its assets to enhance the production by a million ...

State govt of Odisha has raised the red flag over the proposed sale of the Indian mining and steel-manufacturing operations of Stemcor Hold...

With race for buying Stemcor's $ 800-million Indian assets hotting up, the British steel company may go the auction way to choose a buyer f...

Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL) is in talks with UK-based steel trader Stemcor to buy its Odisha-based unit, Brahmani River Pellets.

NMDC, is in talks to acquire a controlling stake in Brazil-based mining company, Greystone Mineracao do Brasil, for about $1 billion.

Cos to revisit expansion plans in Maoist-dominated regions following Dantewada killings.