Taking cue from previous projects, RS Sharma, MD, Jindal Power does not expect the two UMPPs to deliver high return on equity. He is also miffed with the operational note that requires 90 percent availability for 40-45 years. He says bidders are attracted despite all the risks document-wise.
According to Ravi Uppal, JSPL in the whole industry is known do projects in shortest possible time. "We are considered to be an icon and if we cannot do that you can be assured nobody else can do better than us,†he adds.
Ravi Uppal, MD, Jindal Steel and Power spoke about steel price, and the business outook going forward.
Starting physical production of coal from mines remains one of the biggest challenges and land acquisition could be the second stumbling block, says actually starting physical production of coal from mines remains one of the biggest challenges and land acquisition could be the second stumbling block
Ravi Uppal, MD & CEO of JSPL believes in today‘s conditions the buyback price of Rs 261 is the best value offered. He believes in today‘s conditions the buyback price of Rs 261 is the best value offered.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Ravi Uppal, managing director, JSPL confirmed of having taken an in-principle node for the buyback programme. “We are confident of having the ability to go ahead with the buyback,†said Uppal.
JSPL reported an improvement in their plant load factor (PLF) from 81 percent to 99.5 percent in fourth quarter-ended March on a quarter-on-quarter basis.
Arun Kumar Jagatramka, MD, Gujarat NRE Coke expects the demand for coke to pick up on the removal of the ban on iron-ore mining in Karnataka. Speaking to CNBC-TV18, he adds that the company plans to raise upto USD 100 million via FCCBs to fund increase in capacity in India and meet capex requirements.
Jindal Steel and Power Ltd has increased steel product prices by Rs 500-Rs 1500 in April, following hike in raw material cost and some duties.
Jindal Steel and Power today said that getting mining license for the Ramchandi coal mine located at Angul, Odisha is critical for the company‘s upcoming Coal-To-Liquid (CTL) plant.
Jindal Steel and Power has not been able to increase its power production and sales due to lack of new transmission lines, Sushil K Maroo Director & Group CFO says.
Ravi Uppal, MD, JSPL told CNBC-TV18 that the power projects have been facing several issues over the past two quarters. He expected the FM to speak more on lending rates in the Budget, as lower lending rates can further fuel investments.
JSPL at the moment does not have any plans to list Jindal Power in the near-term, informed Sushil Maroo, Director & Group CFO of the company. He also added that they have provided all the requisite information regarding their mining operations to the Shah commission.
Director and group CFO Sushil K Maroo said, margins in the steel division improved on the back of better product mix and its inventory rose by 4% on a quarterly basis.
Sushil K Maroo, Director & Group CFO of JSPL allayed the fears and stressed on the fact that their mines were on a firm footing. According to him, the CAG calculation of gains from the coal blocks was inaccurate and the CBI has so far not communicated anything to the company on the blocks mentioned in the CAG report.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sushil K Maroo, Director & Group CFO of JSPL said the disappointing performance of the power division was mainly because of the fact that demand was lower and supply was higher. This weighed on power realisations and it was lower than what it should have been.
Demand for steel has weakened, says Sushil Maroo, director and group CFO of JSPL. However, he said prices are stable because of low supply.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18 from the boardroom, Sushil Maroo, director -- finance of JSPL says that he expects merchant power rate to stabilise at Rs 4-4.25 per unit going ahead. "But it won't benefit us much and is a temporary phenomenon," he says.
Sushil K Maroo, director of Jindal Steel & Power (JSPL), in an interview with CNBC-TV18's Udayan Mukherjee and Mitali Mukherjee, said that the power sales numbers will improve from third and fourth quarter onwards.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sushil Maroo of JSPL says, the Mining Bill will significantly impact the profitability. “The bottom-line might be impacted by 7-12%,” he adds.
Jindal Steel & Power Q4 consolidated net profit was up at Rs 1,002 crore versus Rs 963 crore, YoY. Its consolidated net sales were at Rs 3,848 crore versus Rs 3,182 crore, YoY. Sushil Maroo the Group CFO of the company, in an interview on CNBC-TV18 spoke about the company's earnings results and what the road ahead looked like moving forward.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sushil K Maroo, director and group CFO of JSPL, spoke about the latest happenings in his company and the road ahead.
Prakash KanugoIn an interview with CNBC-TV18, Prakash Kanugo, chairman and managing director, Prakash Steelage said that the company would be looking to push up prices in the April quarter.
The much awaited initial public offer (IPO) is likely to roll out in the next three to four months, said Sushil K Maroo, Director and Group CFO of Jindal Steel & Power (JSPL). The IPO is targeting to raise Rs 7200 crore.