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  • Kanoria opens denim plant in Ethiopia; eye $36 mn revenue

    Kanoria opens denim plant in Ethiopia; eye $36 mn revenue

    RV Kanoria, Chairman and Managing Director of Kanoria Chemicals told CNBC-TV18 that the company has invested USD 44 million into the project already.

  • Land Act sentimental issue, must not be rushed into: Pros

    Land Act sentimental issue, must not be rushed into: Pros

    RV Kanoria believes Land Acquisition Bill cannot be dealt in bits and pieces as it is a big sentimental issue and will affect lives of majority of Indians as agriculture still remains the primary occupation of the people of this country.

  • Kanoria Chem to enter fine chemical, solar power businesses

    Kanoria Chem to enter fine chemical, solar power businesses

    R V Kanoria, chairman and managing director of Kanoria Chemicals joins CNBC-TV18 to highlight the path ahead for his company. He says that the company is planning to enter the fine chemicals business next apart from the three to five megawatt solar power project in Rajasthan.

  • Kanoria Chemicals hopes to invest in solar energy of 2-3MW

    Kanoria Chemicals hopes to invest in solar energy of 2-3MW

    NK Nolkha CFO, Kanoria Chemicals talks to CNBC-TV18 about the latest developments in his company and sector.

  • Kanoria Chem expects stock to reflect better value ahead

    Kanoria Chem expects stock to reflect better value ahead

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, RV Kanoria, chairman and managing director of Kanoria Chemicals & Industries, spoke about latest happenings in his company and the road ahead.

  • Gujarat Alkalies to add capacity, says no to divestment

    Gujarat Alkalies to add capacity, says no to divestment

    Despite all the excitement in the market after the Kanoria Chemical and Aditya Birla Group deal, Guruprasad Mohapatra managing director of Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals says that the company is not interested in divesting the business.

  • Domsjo acquisition will offer platform for growth: Birla

    Domsjo acquisition will offer platform for growth: Birla

    The Aditya Birla group remains on an acquisition mode. After buying Chloro Chemicals, a division of Kanoria Chemicals and Industries for Rs 830 crore last week, it has now announced yet another significant USD 340 million acquisition in the Sweden-based, pulp & fibre company Domsjo Fibre AB.

  • Kanoria to use money for new businesses, not on dividends

    Kanoria to use money for new businesses, not on dividends

    Aditya Birla Chemicals acquired a unit of Kanoria Chemicals & Industries for Rs 8,300 crore to boost the chloro-chemicals division. RV Kanoria chairman and managing director of Kanoria Chemicals says that the company is looking to deploy the money from the deal for growth in new businesses.

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