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  • Print business will remain stagnant going ahead, says Repro India

    Repro India is in focus because Param Value Fund bought 2.6 percent stake in the company. In an interview to CBNC-TV18, Pramod Khera, ED of Repro India spoke more on that.

  • Tie-up with Lightning to help enter B2C biz model: Repro

    Tie-up with Lightning to help enter B2C biz model: Repro

    Pramod Khera, Executive Director of Repro India told CNBC-TV18 that the long-term partnership will help the company shift base from B2B business to B2C model.

  • Easing freight costs aided exports: Repro India

    Easing freight costs aided exports: Repro India

    Although the fall in crude price does not directly impact the company, it has surely helped reduce the freight costs on transportation considerably, said Mukesh Dhruve, ED, Repro India.

  • Repro India says to focus solely on education biz

    Repro India says to focus solely on education biz

    Mukesh Dhruve, Director and chief financial officer, Repro India in an interview to CNBC-TV18 spoke about the company's deal with Macmillan.

  • Repro India expects to maintain the 30% run rate in FY12

    Repro India expects to maintain the 30% run rate in FY12

    Repro India recorded a 30% growth in revenue and profitability for FY11. Mukesh Dhruve, director and CFO, tells CNBC-TV18 that there has been equitable growth in domestic businesses as well as exports that led to the great yearly numbers

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