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    • Trying to expand into road infrastructure business: NBCC

    • Bad loans: Atul Punj hopes govt measures will help settle historical baggage of NPAs

    • Hope to recover 50% of Rs 4700 cr outstanding with customers in FY18: Punj Lloyd

    • Debt to reduce by Rs 250 cr after deal with IDFC Alt: Punj Lloyd

    • Rev from Turkey pipeline project to reflect in FY17: Punj Lloyd

    • Expect margins from new orders to be in 5-8% range: Punj Lloyd

    • Govt trying to solve legacy woes; fin cost high: Punj Lloyd

    • On track to meet Rs 8000 cr topline in FY16: Punj Lloyd

    • Defence to be $1-2 bn business in 5 years: Punj Lloyd

    • Expect revenue to grow to Rs 10,000 cr in FY16: Punj Lloyd

    • Aim to turn EBITDA positive by FY15 end: Punj Lloyd

    • Infra is picking up now; target 40% lower debt: Punj Lloyd

    • Eye over 10% margins from Malaysian project: Punj Lloyd

    • Hong Kong project to fetch returns of over 10%: Sembawang

      Engineering company Punj Lloyd gained more than 2 percent yesterday as its subsidiary Sembawang Engineers and Constructors received its first project in Hong Kong to build MTR Corporation's Shatin to Central Link Diamond Hill Station.

    • Will focus on bringing down debt, says Punj Lloyd

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Atul Punj, chairman of Punj Lloyd said, the company’s focus will be on reducing debt for the next three-six months. He further said the company’s order backlog is now built to a level where it provides "clear visibility for the next two years."

    • Punj Lloyd expects steady revenue from Qatar project

      Ravindra Kansal, president and chief executive officer, Middle East, Africa & CIS, Punj Lloyd, in an interview to CNBC-TV18, said that the company will complete the order in two and half-three years.

    • Don't see any order crunch in next quarter: Punj Lloyd

      In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Shivendra Kumar, President and CEO of South Asia’s Energy business at Punj Lloyd said that this Rs 330 crore order contributes a very small portion of their overall order book.

    • Will repay complete debt of SKIL Infra: Pipavav Shipyard

      Nikhil Gandhi, Chairman, Pipavav Shipyard in an interview with CNBC-TV18, said that the company is committed to repay USD 250 million debt which was secured for the fusion stake of Punj Llyod in Pipavav Shipyard. The company is in the process of raising the money from the open market for the same.

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