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Five years on, IOC Gujarat refinery awaits downstream units to hit 18 mtpa capacity (opens the original)
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After five years of expansion, Indian Oil’s Gujarat refinery in Vadodara is yet to fully utilise its targeted 18 million tonne-a-year crude-processing capacity, with the downstream units needed to convert crude into finished fuels, lube base stocks and petrochemicals expected to be commissioned only by the end of FY27. The refinery currently processes somewhere between its old 13.7 mtpa capacity and the expanded 18 mtpa level, Biplob Biswas, the company’s Executive Director and Refinery Head, sa
Why GIFT City is an NRI magnet (opens the original)
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From Mozambique and Mexico to the more established NRI markets such as the UK, the US and Dubai, a new set of wealthy Indians are streaming into the financial ecosystem of Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, or GIFT City, in Gandhinagar. Nearly 500 high net-worth individuals (HNIs) have used the foreign currency non-resident (bank) deposit, or FCNR(B), facility through the GIFT International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) for the first time, with several bringing in an estimated $1–10 mill
XED Executive Development takes private route as GIFT City IPO dream awaits lift-off (opens the original)
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Global executive education provider XED Executive Development, which withdrew its proposed IPO from GIFT City’s International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) in March, is pursuing a $10 million private placement, while keeping open the option of a future listing. XED Promoter and Managing Director John Kallelil said the company no longer depends on an IPO to raise capital and has already received investor commitments. “Our objective in GIFT City was to raise funds. There are various ways of doi
Aluminium extrusion industry warns of factory closures as production falls (opens the original)
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India’s aluminium extrusion industry is facing factory closures and further job losses as production has fallen from pre-Iran war levels, leaving manufacturers operating at only about 27-30 per cent of their installed capacity, according to the Aluminium Extrusion Manufacturers Association of India (ALEMAI). Production has declined to 8-9 lakh tonnes from around 12 lakh tonnes earlier, against an installed capacity of about 30 lakh tonnes. This means capacity utilisation has fallen from roughly
Aluminium extrusion industry warns of factory closures as production falls (opens the original)
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India’s aluminium extrusion industry is facing factory closures and further job losses as production has fallen from pre-Iran war levels, leaving manufacturers operating at only about 27-30 per cent of their installed capacity, according to the Aluminium Extrusion Manufacturers Association of India (ALEMAI). Production has declined to 8-9 lakh tonne from around 12 lakh tonne earlier, against an installed capacity of about 30 lakh tonne. This means capacity utilisation has fallen from roughly 40
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