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    • Two-thirds funding for Guj greenfield proj via debt: Deepak Fert

      Two-thirds funding for Guj greenfield proj via debt: Deepak Fert

      A third of the funding will come from internal accruals while the rest will come from borrowing, says Vipin Agarwal, President and Chief Financial Officer, Deepak Fertilizer. The company's total debt in the books in Rs 1500 crore.

    • Kalyan APMC to generate revenue from 2020: Unity Infra

      Kalyan APMC to generate revenue from 2020: Unity Infra

      Unity Infra along with Deepak Fertilizers will launch a state of the art agriculture produce market committee in Kalyan, Mumbai by 2020 on 60:40 sharing basis.

    • Impact of shutdowns to show up in Q3 nos: Mangalore Chem

      Impact of shutdowns to show up in Q3 nos: Mangalore Chem

      Discussing the results, Deepak Anand, MD, Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers, said that rupee stability led to lower MTM losses during the quarter.

    • To fund JV ops via internal accruals, debt: Deepak Fert

      To fund JV ops via internal accruals, debt: Deepak Fert

      Deepak Fertilisers has formed a joint venture with Australian firm to provide mining services in Brisbane. The JV is executed through DFL's arm Smartchem Technologies, which will hold 65 percent stake, while the Australian company will hold the remaining 35 percent.

    • Will maintain 35% margins on low ammonia cost: Deepak Fert

      Will maintain 35% margins on low ammonia cost: Deepak Fert

      According to Shailesh Mehta, Deepak Fertilizers will maintain its margins or even perform better than 35 percent if the ammonia prices remain low. The company will explore all the options to increase its stake in MCF as it will be beneficial for both the companies.

    • Will sell MCF stake if Mallya keeps mum on JV plan: Zuari

      Will sell MCF stake if Mallya keeps mum on JV plan: Zuari

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Poddar, who holds over 16 percent in MCF, said that he consulted Mallya before buying the stake. Mallya, had then agreed with Poddar that he would enter into a joint venture with Zuari.

    • Deepak Fertiliser confident of strong show ahead

      Deepak Fertiliser confident of strong show ahead

      In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sailesh Mehta, vice chairman and managing director of Deepak Fertilisers, spoke about the company’s results and his outlook.

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