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CV sales to grow 6-7% in FY18 on back of pent-up demand after GST: ICRA

Domestic commercial vehicle (CV) sales are expected to grow by around 7 per cent in the current fiscal on the back of pent-up demand post GST and replacement cycle in CVs driving the sales, as per rating agency ICRA. The CV sales remained on the slow lane prior to July during the first quarter due to various reasons including pre- buying in fourth quarter of last fiscal and fleet operators deferring new vehicle purchases in view of incoming GST regulation from July 2017. As a result of these factors, the domestic CV sales contracted by 9.1 per cent during the first quarter with M&HCV (Truck) sales being impacted the most. "The industry will find its momentum back aided by increased thrust on infrastructure and rural sectors in the recent budget, potential implementation of fleet modernisation and higher demand from consumption-driven sectors," ICRA Senior Group Vice-President Corporate Sector ratings Subrata Ray said. There has also been considerable improvement in ..
05-11-2017
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Analyst Presentation, Q2FY18
03-11-2017
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Outcome of Board Meeting

Outcome of the Board Meeting
02-11-2017
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Share of non-housing loans on the rise for HFCs: ICRA

Even as the number of HFCs (housing finance companies) has increased in the market, the share of housing loans in the overall HFC portfolio has been declining owing to the higher pace of growth of...
30-10-2017
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Indian IT companies credit profile to be stable despite pressure: ICRA

Indian IT services players' market share of the global IT sourcing market stood at 67 per cent in 2016 compared to 60 per cent in 2012.
26-10-2017
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Upward pressure on open access charges may continue: ICRA

Owing to lack of progress in tariff rationalisation and sustained gap between average cost of supply and average tariff realisation for the distribution utilities, pressure on open access (OA)...
25-10-2017
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Newspaper Publication

Notice for attention of the shareholders of the Company, in respect of transfer of equity shares to the Investor Education and Protection Fund
24-10-2017
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Newspaper Publication

Notice of the Board Meeting
17-10-2017
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Container volumes of non-major ports register CAGR of 20% between FY12-17

Container volumes at non-major ports like Mundra, Pipavav, Hazira and Katupalli have registered a combined CAGR of 20 percent to 4.5 million TEUs between 2012-17 as against a meager 2 percent CAGR from 7.7 million to 8.4 million TEUs by major ports in the period under review, ICRA said in its report. Thus, major ports have under-performed in comparison to non-major ports during this period. Overall container volumes at Indian ports registered a CAGR of about 7 percent for the last five years, said ICRA research note."This under-performance can be attributed partly to delays in capacity additions at major ports, especially, on the western coast, where nearly the entire incremental volumes have been absorbed by non-major ports," K. Ravichandran, senior vice-president and group head, corporate ratings, ICRA was quoted as saying.Moreover, non-major port operators have been aggressively wooing the container lines with better rates and service levels. Nonetheless, major ports continue to .
16-10-2017
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