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Learn the business, and your value as an HR partner grows exponentially: Coromandel's Arun Leslie George
Having turned around businesses and managed P&Ls before returning to HR, Arun Leslie George, President and CHRO of Coromandel International, says learning the business deeply is what makes HR leaders truly effective partners.
Coromandel International Q4 Results: Stock falls 3% despite 20% topline growth; one-offs impact profit
Coromandel International's margins narrowed from the same quarter last year despite a 20% growth in its topline. The stock fell after its results.
Q4 Results Live Updates: Coromandel Intl Profit Falls 75%; Escorts Kubota Sees Double-Digit Revenue Growth
BSE, MGL, Britannia and IGL are among the companies to report Q4 earnings today.
Volumes soar at Coromandel International Ltd counter
Coromandel International Ltd clocked volume of 11.27 lakh shares by 10:53 IST on BSE, a 35.14 times surge over two-week average daily volume of 32076 shares
Volumes soar at Coromandel International Ltd counter
Coromandel International Ltd recorded volume of 11.26 lakh shares by 10:45 IST on BSE, a 35.1 times surge over two-week average daily volume of 32076 shares
LNG disruption may not hurt kharif fertiliser supply; Coromandel, Paradeep top picks: Elara
Elara Securities’ Prashant Biyani said fertiliser availability in India remains comfortable ahead of the kharif season, with sufficient closing stocks of urea and phosphate fertilisers. As of mid-February, urea inventory stood at about 4.1 million tonne, equal to nearly two and a half months of consumption, which should help manage any gas supply disruption. Biyani expects sales to remain steady due to farmer pre-buying, though minor logistical disruptions may occur. He remains structurally positive on Coromandel and Paradeep Phosphates.
Fertiliser outlook | Strait of Hormuz disruption could hit supplies, pricing a key risk, says IIFL
Ranjit Cirumalla, Senior Vice President-Research Agri, Chemicals at IIFL, said the Strait of Hormuz is critical for India’s fertiliser supply, as a large share of imported urea, DAP, MOP, rock phosphate and phosphoric acid transits through it. Any disruption could hit availability and push up prices ahead of kharif. While urea costs are largely passed through, complex fertilisers may see pricing impact until subsidy revisions. Stocks like Coromandel, Deepak Fertilisers and Deepak Nitrite could see near-term effects, with government support cushioning volatility.