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  • Will be able to improve margin further as capacity improves: Orient Paper

    Paper stocks have been buzzing in trade lately. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, ML Pachisia, MD of Orient Paper and Industries spoke about the latest happenings in the company and gave his outlook for the future.

  • Waiting for NCLT approval to demerge electric division: Orient Paper

    Waiting for NCLT approval to demerge electric division: Orient Paper

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, ML Pachisia, MD, Orient Paper and Industries spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

  • Upbeat on tissue paper biz; to reduce costs further:Orient Paper

    Upbeat on tissue paper biz; to reduce costs further:Orient Paper

    Reduction in internal costs and operational efficiencies aided profitability in the second quarter, further aided by stable demand said ML Pachisia MD, Orient Paper & Industries.

  • 800 acres of land not to go to demerged entity: Orient Paper

    800 acres of land not to go to demerged entity: Orient Paper

    Orient Paper is going to undertake a rights issue worth Rs 50 crore, says company Managing Director ML Pachisia. It also plans to demerge its electrical consumer business into a separate entity.

  • See revival in electrical biz in 2nd half of FY17: Orient Paper

    See revival in electrical biz in 2nd half of FY17: Orient Paper

    The second quarter for the electrical business won't be good owing to seasonal constraints, says ML Pachisia, MD of Orient Paper and Industries.

  • Electrical biz may see double-digit growth in FY17: Orient Paper

    Electrical biz may see double-digit growth in FY17: Orient Paper

    Orient Paper witnessed a bounce back in their paper business. This was, according to Pachisia, not due to decrease in price of raw materials but due to reduction in costs and internal efficiencies.

  • Saw pricing pressure in Western region in Q3: Orient Cement

    Saw pricing pressure in Western region in Q3: Orient Cement

    Orient Cement reported a weak set of quarterly earnings. The company saw weakness in realizations, with an 11 percent year-on-year fall in prices, said Deepak Khetrapal, MD and CEO of the company.

  • Likely to end year with positive bottomline: Orient Paper

    Likely to end year with positive bottomline: Orient Paper

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, ML Pachisia, MD, Orient Papers, discussed the company's third quarter earnings.

  • Lighting biz picking up; printing sluggish: Orient Papers

    Lighting biz picking up; printing sluggish: Orient Papers

    ML Pachisia, MD, Orient Papers says lighting business is turning positive on the back of the Light Emitting Diode (LED) segment.

  • Targeting a positive bottomline in FY16: Orient Paper

    Targeting a positive bottomline in FY16: Orient Paper

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, ML Pachisia, MD of Orient Paper, discusses earnings and outlook of the company for FY16.

  • Aim to close FY15 with reasonable cash profit: Orient Paper

    Aim to close FY15 with reasonable cash profit: Orient Paper

    M L Pachisia - managing director, Orient Papers & Industries says the company‘s margins have improved in the fan and lighting business.

  • See 20% growth in electric biz, 10-12% in paper: Orient Ind

    See 20% growth in electric biz, 10-12% in paper: Orient Ind

    Orient Paper and Industries managed to narrow its net loss as well as EBITDA margin loss in the second quarter ended September 2014.

  • Expect paper division to do better in H2FY15: Orient Paper

    Expect paper division to do better in H2FY15: Orient Paper

    Orient Papers' debt currently stands at Rs 220 crore but is declining slowly and gradually, adds Pachisia.

  • Slowdown in Q3 due to raw material shortage: Orient

    Slowdown in Q3 due to raw material shortage: Orient

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, ML Pachisia, managing director, Orient Papers & Industries gives his views on the company's Q3 performance. The company's Q3 net profit was down at Rs 14.6 crore versus Rs 42.4 crore, year-on-year, YoY.

  • On route for demerger of cement biz by April: Orient Papers

    On route for demerger of cement biz by April: Orient Papers

    Managing director of Orient Papers and Industries, ML Pachishia tells CNBC-TV18 that they are completing all necessary formalities so that the demerger of the cement business will happen by 1st of April.

  • Demerger plan on track; slated for April '12: Orient Papers

    Demerger plan on track; slated for April '12: Orient Papers

    Managing director of Orient Papers & Industries, ML Pachisia, tells CNBC-TV18 that their plan to hive off the cement business is still on track.

  • Orient Papers to demerge and list cement business

    Orient Papers to demerge and list cement business

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, CK Birla, Chairman, Orient Papers said, the net sales have gone up from Rs 441 crore last year to Rs 533 crore this year in the first quarter. He further said, the company will demerge its cement business. “We will list cement business after all necessary approvals by April-May 2012.”

  • Orient Papers' 35 days shutdown to not impact performance

    Orient Papers' 35 days shutdown to not impact performance

    ML Pachisia, MD of Orient Papers & Industries, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Ekta Batra and Reema Tendulkar, said that the 35 days slowdown will not make much of a difference.

  • Cement performance has been good QoQ : Orient Papers

    Cement performance has been good QoQ : Orient Papers

    ML Pachisia, MD of Orient Papers & Industries, in an interview with CNBC-TV18's Ekta Batra, gave his perspective of the fourth quarter performance and their divulged future plans.

  • Orient Paper may increase price from April 1

    Orient Paper may increase price from April 1

    ML Pachisia, MD, Orient Papers & Industries, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Mitali Mukherjee and Sonia Shenoy, spoke about the recent happenings in his company and the road ahead.

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