Andhra Pradesh Bhavan is signed, but NBCC’s bigger FY27 test lies inside its backlog
Discover how NBCC’s ₹955 crore Q1 work awards and Andhra Pradesh Bhavan project reshape its FY27 execution outlook, valuation and investor risks. Read more.
Can a Rs 135cr flyover solve Rourkela’s freight bottleneck before steel traffic surges?
The 4.59 km Bondamunda rail flyover is designed to remove a critical operating conflict between freight and passenger trains while supporting higher steel and mineral traffic across Odisha’s industrial belt.
Why Indian Hotels Company Limited is making its biggest hotel investment bet at this stage
Indian Hotels Company Limited is preparing to deploy between ₹6,000 crore and ₹7,500 crore over five years, combining investment in owned flagship properties with an increasingly asset-light expansion model. The ₹2,000 crore Taj Bandstand development in Mumbai will be the most visible test of whether the hospitality group can convert India’s favourable hotel cycle into durable shareholder returns.
Norsk Hydro (NHY) revives Slovalco capacity under long-term Slovak power agreement
Norsk Hydro’s partial restart of the Slovalco aluminium smelter will restore strategically important European capacity, but the project’s dependence on power contracts, carbon-cost compensation and European Commission approval shows why regional industrial recovery remains fragile.
Rio Tinto gives Mongolia better Oyu Tolgoi terms, but will the deal finally unlock dividends?
Rio Tinto and Mongolia reset Oyu Tolgoi costs, cutting fees and loan interest. Find out what it means for copper growth, dividends and investor risks ahead.
Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) advances India IPO plan as shares trade near 52-week high
Coca-Cola is weighing a $1 billion India bottling IPO near a $10 billion valuation. Read how the 2027 listing could reshape growth and control across India.
Vertiv Holdings (VRT) expands Malaysia manufacturing for AI data center infrastructure
Vertiv’s first Southeast Asian manufacturing facility brings power systems, liquid cooling and prefabricated data center infrastructure closer to Asia’s rapidly expanding artificial intelligence market. The strategic payoff will depend on execution, utilization and whether regional data center projects can secure enough power and water to proceed on schedule.
Why Saab’s $2.5bn Gripen E victory is about far more than selling 16 fighter jets
Saab has converted Ukraine’s Gripen ambitions into a firm SEK 24.6 billion order, creating a major export reference while adding new pressure to its expanding production system.
Can Josh Militello turn Polyconcept North America’s premium brands into faster growth?
Josh Militello will inherit a sizeable branded merchandise platform, but Polyconcept North America’s next phase will depend on premium products, digital execution and disciplined supply-chain management.
The office market is still bruised, so why did Shorenstein buy Nashville’s Moore Building?
Shorenstein buys Nashville’s Moore Building as demand shifts to premium offices. Find out what the deal means for investors, tenants and real estate rivals.