Finding a successor is not an easy task for India Inc
In five to ten years, expect new faces to run India's largest companies
The final figures may go up to end the year at around Rs 6 trillion for debt and equities
Citing investment proposals from the firms in the steel, textiles, cement, oil and gas sectors, bankers said the capex cycle is showing clear signs of traction
In its EY Women Business Leaders Network, it offers a platform for CXO-level women from Indian companies to come together and benefit from shared insights on their path to leadership
Indian cos should indeed be allowed foreign listings
This was the first time since November 2013 - amid turbulence created by taper tantrum - when India Inc didn't raise a single rupee through equity issuance, the data showed
Moody's said revenue will grow for most Indian industries, despite external risks
In September, the investment by local companies in overseas firms was $1.58 billion
Corporate profits lag nominal GDP growth over a decade
Industry leaders in auto, aviation and paints sectors are focused on improving market share rather than margins
Overall, the aggregate Nifty companies' earnings estimates for 2018-19 has been lowered by around 3% to Rs 528
Many companies in sectors like pharma, tourism defer payment despite growth
Of the $1.71 billion raised in previous month, $1.21 billion was through automatic route while $500 million came in via approval route
Of the total investment in September, $950.82 mn was in the form of loans, $251.84 mn was infused as equity capital and $352.08 mn was through the issuance of guarantees
If costs are twice revenue, the story from the perspective of national accounting is of value destruction, writes T N Ninan
The second part of the series on affirmative action in India Inc finds persons with disabilities account for less than 0.6 per cent of the workforce
The combined revenues of these firms were up 33.1% YoY, growing at the fastest pace in at least three years
The moderation in employment growth is "reflective of the proposition that higher economic growth is weakly translating into higher job creation"
Profits and debt don't go together