The target now pits the port-to-power behemoth against global giants
The government had earlier stated that it would be spending Rs 25,000 crore on all airports across India
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Adani Total Gas Ltd, the city gas joint venture between Adani Group and TotalEnergies of France,reported a three-fold jump in its June 2021 quarter net profit to Rs 138 crore, as sales volumes soared.
A group of slogan-shouting Shiv Sainiks vandalised tore down a brand new hoarding erected by the Adani Airport Holding Ltd outside the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport
R K Jain, chief executive officer of Mumbai airport, has made the CEO of the group's airport division.
All Adani stocks generated returns over 100 percent in FY21- and the businesses ensured that the Group returned close to Rs 9,500 crore rupees to equity shareholders.
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In a letter to Adani Enterprises investors, Gautam Adani said group is in sync with India's goal of becoming world's top renewable players, group itself aims to be world's largest solar power producer
Reports of a freeze on the accounts sent several Adani stocks plummeting earlier on Monday.
As part of this partnership, Adani Logistics will construct a 534,000 sq. ft. fulfilment centre in Mumbai that will be leased to Flipkart
Indian markets among worst performers globally to why NITI Aayog's Kant thinks privatising small PSUs first is not a good idea-here are top headlines this evening
Adani Welspun Exploration Ltd (AWEL) on Monday announced its first-ever gas discovery in the NELP-VII block
MoU includes erecting mfg units in both Mundra SEZ and domestic tariff area, providing logistics for Covid-19 transportation and creating 'Pharma Excellence Centres' at Adani airports across India
Foresee ecological damage, loss of livelihood; company counters with claims of massive job generation and creation of infra crucial to nation's stated economic goals
The evaluation process by ACI under the AHA programme is carried out after reviewing the evidence presented based on 118 checks
The issue witnessed participation from marquee investors with interests coming in from around 220 accounts and was oversubscribed by almost ten times
Piramal quoted Rs 23,500 crore only for the retail portfolio of DHFL while Hong Kong-based SC Lowy bid Rs 2,350 crore for SRA
All three areas have high volume potential in terms of demand over a period of ten years
Piramal offers Rs 15,000 cr for retail book, Adani offers Rs 3,000 cr for SRA, construction fin books