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  • Discoms can have better buyers than generation companies: RK Bansal

    Discoms can have better buyers than generation companies: RK Bansal

    Sources tell CNBC-TV18 that banks have put their stake in Jaiprakash Power Ventures on the block. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, RK Bansal, Former ED of IDBI Bank shared his views and readings on the same.

  • See debt-equity at 1:1.5 by year-end post deal: JP Power

    See debt-equity at 1:1.5 by year-end post deal: JP Power

    The Baspa II and Karcham Wangtoo hydro projects contributed Rs 1,800-1,900 crore of FY15 revenues, says Suren Jain, MD, Jaiprakash Power Venture

  • JP Power Ventures sells 2 hydro power plants to JSW Energy

    JP Power Ventures sells 2 hydro power plants to JSW Energy

    The two companies have also entered into a binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for JSPVL‘s 500 MW Bina Thermal Power Plant.

  • JP Power deal to be completed by early FY16: JSW Energy

    JP Power deal to be completed by early FY16: JSW Energy

    Sanjay Sagar, joint managing director & chief executive officer, JSW Energy, says he‘s confident of getting all the necessary approvals, especially the ones from Central Electricity Authority (CEA).

  • Expect to close JP Power deal by 2014 end: TAQA

    Expect to close JP Power deal by 2014 end: TAQA

    The company‘s capacity will increase to 1800MW in India post JP deal and this transaction is likely to complete later this year, TAQA said.

  • Cement unit sale not shelved; to happen by yr-end: JP Asso

    Cement unit sale not shelved; to happen by yr-end: JP Asso

    Manoj Gaur of Jaiprakash Associates told CNBC-TV18 that the stake sale plan of their Gujarat's cement arm, Jaypee Cement, had not been called off. He added, that it will be complete by the year-end and the focus lies on debt reduction on the balance sheet.

  • JP Asso mulls $160-170/tn valuation for cement stake sale

    JP Asso mulls $160-170/tn valuation for cement stake sale

    Manoj Gaur, Executive Chairman of Jaiprakash Associates said they undertook a call to pare its debt on a consolidated level by selling stake in one of its plants. However, they have still not considered a sale of its Andhra unit to Ultratech, informed Gaur.

  • JP Associates eyes debt reduction of Rs 15K-16K cr

    JP Associates eyes debt reduction of Rs 15K-16K cr

    The infrastructure space has been suffering a lot over the last month or so. Manoj Gaur, executive chairman of Jaiprakash Associates told CNBC-TV18 that JP group has performed very well despite the difficulty faced by infrastructure space. Gaur expects the company to bring down their debt to Rs 15,000-16,000 crore by the end of FY12.

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