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Schneider Electric Infrastructure (SCHNEIDER) shares fall 3.5% despite new factory expansion: What will November results reveal?
Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited has approved a â‚ą211 crore manufacturing expansion in Kolkata to increase vacuum interrupter capacity and add circuit breaker production capabilities. The investment supports growing electricity infrastructure and export opportunities, but a 70% decline in first-quarter profit and continued share-price weakness have shifted attention towards margins, capital efficiency and the company's upcoming quarterly results.
Senores Pharmaceuticals (SENORES) targets 3.2bn annual manufacturing units, yet 50% to 70% utilisation raises a bigger question
Senores Pharmaceuticals Limited has announced â‚ą43 crore of manufacturing capacity investments across the United States and India, alongside quarterly revenue growth of nearly 25% and improved operating margins. However, the stock's 14.4% decline across two trading sessions has drawn attention to capacity utilisation, cash conversion and the company's ability to commercialise its growing pharmaceutical portfolio.
Greenply Industries announces Rs 125cr Sandila expansion as plywood capacity hits 98% utilisation and Q2 profit jumps 167%
Greenply Industries Limited has announced a â‚ą125 crore plywood manufacturing expansion in Uttar Pradesh after reporting a sharp improvement in quarterly profitability. With existing plywood capacity operating at nearly 98% utilisation and additional projects already under development, the investment supports its growth strategy, although a steep share-price decline following the results suggests investors are weighing the sustainability of earnings and future capital requirements.
Delectrik Systems and Bondada Engineering advance 120 MWh vanadium battery project in Gujarat
Delectrik Systems will supply vanadium flow battery technology for a Gujarat Industries Power Company project being executed with Bondada Engineering, providing a new test of long-duration energy storage at an existing gas-fired power station.
Bajel Projects wins Rs 1,500cr Gujarat transmission order for 14 GW renewable corridor
Bajel Projects' largest transmission engineering contract covers a 270-kilometre, 765 kV corridor in Gujarat, while its minority ownership in the project developer creates both construction revenue and infrastructure investment exposure.
Bondada Engineering advances Rs 239.25cr Gujarat flow battery project with six-hour storage capacity
Bondada Engineering's accepted letter of intent for Gujarat Industries Power Company's 120 MWh vanadium redox flow battery project advances a six-hour storage investment, with construction and a decade of maintenance obligations determining its long-term economics.
Sapphire Foods gets Rs 1.4cr Gujarat GST notice as Devyani merger advances
Sapphire Foods India Limited has received a Gujarat GST show-cause notice involving about â‚ą1.40 crore of disputed input-tax credit, adding another tax proceeding as the KFC and Pizza Hut operator progresses its proposed merger with Devyani International Limited and works to sustain its Q1 FY27 earnings recovery.
Haldyn Glass (NSE: HALDYNGL) backs Rs 150cr capacity expansion after Q1 surge
Haldyn Glass plans to invest about â‚ą150 crore over 12 months to rebuild, modernise and add around 75 tonnes per day of capacity, as Q1 FY27 standalone profit more than doubles to â‚ą9.24 crore.
Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Project: India’s 508km bullet train corridor advances toward 2027 first section
The Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Project is a 508km NHSRCL-built corridor across Maharashtra, Gujarat and the Dadra and Nagar Haveli section of the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, backed by India-Japan funding and designed for 320km/h operations, with the first Surat-Bilimora section scheduled for 2027.
From Tirupati to Bengaluru: What Radisson’s latest expansion reveals about India travel
Radisson Hotel Group’s latest India expansion combines temple towns, Bengaluru business districts, wildlife destinations and resorts, reinforcing its asset-light growth strategy while raising the harder question of how quickly signed properties can become operating hotels.