Construction

Birla Corp to up its cement output to 25MT by FY26 – ET Infra

[ad_1] KOLKATA: MP Birla Group flagship Birla Corporation is planning to increase its cement production capacity to 25 million tonne by the end of 2025-26 from the present 20 million tonne. It is planning to raise capacity utilisation at Mukutban plant in Maharashtra, set up second clinker unit at Maihar in Madhya Pradesh and construct

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L&T sees share of private orders settle at a third but remain below peak – ET Infra

[ad_1] MUMBAI: Larsen & Toubro, India‘s largest capital goods company, expects the contribution from private sector projects to be at about a third of its orderbook as investment activity picks up, a senior executive said. But the contribution is seen staying below the historical peak of 40%, CFO R. Shankar Raman said in an interview

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India to offer $452 million in incentives for battery storage – ET Infra

[ad_1] NEW DELHI: India will offer $452 million in incentives to companies to set up battery storage projects, in a bid to boost the country’s green energy capacity, a top minister said on Wednesday. Battery storage projects are critical to India’s ambitious plan to expand its renewable energy capacity to 500 gigawatts (GW) by 2030

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Vedanta incorporates Sesa Iron & Steel in Goa – ET Infra

[ad_1] Vedanta Ltd on Wednesday incorporated a new subsidiary called Sesa Iron and Steel Limited in the state of Goa for handling iron and steel business, as per regulatory filings. “Sesa Iron and Steel Limited is incorporated for growth projects and to undertake expansion of its operations,” the company mentioned in a regulatory filing with

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Tata Steel, ABB India partner to develop technology to reduce carbon – ET Infra

[ad_1] Automation company ABB India and Tata Steel have partnered to jointly work on technologies for reducing the carbon footprint of steel production. The steelmaker has a medium-term targto reduce carbon emissions to less than two tonnes of Co2 per tonne of crude steel in its Indian operations by 2025, ABB India said in a

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Birla Corporation plans to ramp up cement production to 25 mt by FY26 – ET Infra

[ad_1] MP Birla Group flagship company Birla Corporation has drawn up a strategy to augment its cement production capacity to 25 million tonnes by the 2025-26 fiscal from the existing 20 million tonnes, officials said on Tuesday. The cement maker is planning to meet its targeted production by increasing capacity utilisation at its Mukutban plant

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Tata Steel to pay Rs 314.70 crore as annual bonus to employees – ET Infra

[ad_1] JAMSHEDPUR: Private steel major Tata Steel announced a total payout of Rs 314.70 crore on account of annual bonus to employees for the year 2022-2023 following the signing of a Memorandum of Settlement with Tata Workers’ Union (TWU) here. As per the Memorandum of Settlement the total payout for eligible employees of all applicable

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Shree Cement’s Rs 550-crore West Bengal unit inaugurated – ET Infra

[ad_1] Representative Image A Rs 550-crore grinding unit of Shree Cement Ltd was inaugurated by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in West Bengal’s Purulia district on Monday. This is the first such unit of the company in the state, and has a capacity of 3 million metric tonne per annum (MTPA). It will create direct employment

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Ensuring quality of life for those affected by India’s mining revolution – ET Infra

[ad_1] Archana Sinha India‘s stride towards auctioning commercial coal mines has not only marked a major milestone but also beckons a critical juncture in managing its abundant natural resources. With a successful auction of 92 coal blocks across seven trenches, the Indian government has attracted a substantial capital investment of approximately Rs 34,486 crore, poised

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