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L&T declares Rs 38/share dividend, sets record date on May 22
Larsen & Toubro announced a Rs 38 dividend for FY26, alongside mixed Q4 results with slight profit decline and strong revenue growth. Robust order inflows and international expansion supported annual performance, positioning the company for future technology-driven growth.
Powering the Future: 4 Ancillary Stocks Driving India's Energy Infrastructure Boom - Equitymaster
Powering the Future: 4 Ancillary Stocks Driving India's Energy Infrastructure BoomEquitymaster
Powering the Future: 4 Ancillary Stocks Driving India's Energy Infrastructure Boom - Equitymaster
Powering the Future: 4 Ancillary Stocks Driving India's Energy Infrastructure BoomEquitymaster
Vande Bharat Express now links Jammu to Srinagar directly
Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw launched the 20-coach Vande Bharat Express in Jammu and Kashmir. This marks the first direct rail link between Jammu and Srinagar. The service reduces travel time and provides an all-weather connection. The train is popular and has become a lifeline for the region. Future plans include connecting Poonch, Rajouri, and Uri to the rail network.
There is no future for petrol and diesel vehicles, Nitin Gadkari says
India is phasing out petrol and diesel vehicles. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari stated there is no future for these fuels. Manufacturers must switch to cleaner alternatives. Hydrogen and ethanol are highlighted as key fuels. India is already producing ethanol from various sources. Pilot projects for hydrogen trucks and buses are underway.
From AI to subsidies: Bernstein’s candid open letter to PM Modi flags 8 critical fault lines
Global brokerage Bernstein has cautioned India against becoming a mere user of future technology. The firm suggests that continued reliance on subsidies and delayed reforms could lead to low productivity. Bernstein outlines eight critical themes, including AI, agriculture, energy, and manufacturing, as a roadmap for India's next decade.
Groww shares rally 14% in just 3 days. Should investors buy after Q4 results?
Groww's stock surged following robust March quarter results. The company reported significant year-on-year growth in net profit and revenue. Analysts from Jefferies and Motilal Oswal recommend buying the stock, citing strong user adoption and market share gains. However, JM Financial maintains a sell rating, suggesting the current valuation is high despite future growth projections.
Energy security should drive adoption of renewables now: Hero Future Energies chief Rahul Munjal
Rahul Munjal of Hero Future Energies said India must shift its renewable energy narrative from climate goals to energy security amid oil supply disruptions. He stressed scaling from gigawatts to terawatts, highlighting green hydrogen, solar, and wind as key to reducing crude oil dependence.
Amara Raja plans to begin bulk production of EV cells in 2027
India is building a lithium-ion cell manufacturing ecosystem. EV makers should anticipate a price premium on locally produced cells in the near future. Companies like Amara Raja and Tata Group's Agratas are investing heavily. Bulk production is expected to commence around 2027. This development aims to support the growing electric vehicle and energy storage sectors.
India to invite bids for 220 MWe Small Modular Reactor, boosting nuclear push under green energy transition
India is set to invite bids for its first 220 MWe Bharat Small Modular Reactor (BSMR-200) within six months, a significant stride in boosting nuclear energy for its green transition. Foreign firms can participate with local partners. This pilot project, costing approximately Rs 30 crore per MW, aims to pave the way for future SMR developments.
Landmark step, but concerns remain: Experts on Kalpakkam nuclear reactor reaching criticality
India's first indigenous prototype fast breeder reactor at Kalpakkam has achieved criticality. This marks a major milestone in the nation's pursuit of nuclear self-reliance. The reactor's success bolsters the three-stage nuclear program. Experts highlight its role in harnessing India's vast thorium reserves for future energy security.
Jet fuel shock: Moody's tells how a Middle East conflict is rewriting the economics of global aviation
Global airlines face profit pressure as Middle East conflict drives up fuel costs. This impacts operating expenses and travel networks. Airlines are adapting through strategies like raising fares and improving efficiency. The industry's recovery remains fragile, with future performance depending on conflict duration and energy prices.