Aishwarya Kumar
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Rosetta Hospitality lines up â¹650 cr for Sakleshpur, Goa, Kallepura expansion (opens the original)
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Rosetta Hospitality is committing nearly â¹650 crore to its next phase of expansion, as the leisure company seeks to build premium resorts within driving distance of Indiaâs major metros and unlock capital through a resort-plus-residences model. Rosettaâs Sakleshpur property generated around â¹55 crore in revenue with a 50 per cent gross operating profit (GOP) margin, while its Goa property, Elements by Rosetta, generated â¹24 crore with a 42 per cent GOP margin, Joint MD, and CEO Jai Sre
Rassense targets â¹1,000 crore revenue by FY30, bets on healthcare, corporate catering (opens the original)
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Contract-food service company Rassense is targeting â¹1,000 crore in revenue by FY30 as the food services company looks to build its healthcare and corporate catering businesses while continuing to grow organically. The company, which has expanded revenue from â¹291 crore to about â¹600 crore since its buyout, is not currently looking at acquisitions despite increasing consolidation in Indiaâs food services industry. âWe believe if we execute well organically, we can meet the market requi
Travel demand holds firm despite steep rise in airfares: Cleartrip (opens the original)
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Cleartrip is seeing travel demand hold up despite a 20 per cent rise in airfares over the past year, with bookings for Dussehra and Diwali showing a sharp pickup, CBO-Air Gaurav Patwari said. However, airline capacity cuts amid higher fuel and dollar costs have pushed domestic traffic down 6 per cent in August. Airfares have risen more than 20 per cent over the past year, Patwari said. Cleartrip expects the capacity situation to improve as geopolitical tensions ease, while demand remains strong.
Canon India sees semiconductor equipment opportunity as India fabs take shape (opens the original)
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Canon India is eyeing an opportunity to supply semiconductor manufacturing equipment to the country’s emerging chip industry, as it looks to diversify beyond its traditional printing and imaging businesses over the next one-two years. The Japanese imaging major, which makes equipment used in chip production including lithography systems, expects semiconductor manufacturing in India to create a new growth opportunity as domestic fabrication capacity develops, Toshiaki Nomura, President and CEO, C
A data centre that does not hog land or water (opens the original)
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While space-tech founders often have engineering or aerospace backgrounds, Ronak Kumar Samantray came to the industry from the software sector. After building software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies since 2011, following a stint at Microsoft, Samantray says he was looking for a business that combined software and hardware. Space-tech eventually stuck. His Bengaluru-based startup, TakeMe2Space, is building what it describes as India’s first orbital data-centre network, placing computing infrastruc
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