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Tata Motor’s Q2 net triples to Rs2,480 cr on zooming JLR sales
09 Nov 2017
Tata Motors’s Jaguar Land Rover business zoomed while its standalone domestic sales, (including exports) of commercial and passenger vehicles, recorded impressive growth - 28 per cent in MHCV, 35 per cent in LCV and 38 per cent in SCV and pick-ups
Arvind to demerge apparel, engineering businesses
09 Nov 2017
After having demerged its real estate business, $1.5-billion conglomerate Arvind Ltd is now carving out its branded apparel and engineering businesses from the parent company
Vedanta Q2 net vaults 41% to Rs2,036 cr
02 Nov 2017
Tata Steel returns to profit with Rs1,018-crore Q2 net
31 Oct 2017
Tata Steel’s profit was boosted by strong volume growth following the ramp-up of its Kalinganagar plant in India and divestment of loss-making UK operations
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