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    • Aim to increase market share from 33% to 40% by 2018: Suzlon

    • Aim for 15,000 MW capacity in next five years: Suzlon

    • UK, coming out of EU, needs a nation like India: Sunil Mittal

    • Risk premium was high before Modi arrived: Tulsi Tanti

    • Mineral-based projects will get sorted in 2 yrs: JSW Steel

    • Suzlon can now return to black: SBI boss at Davos

    • Interest cost to halve; to turn profitable in FY16: Suzlon

    • Suzlon exposure to halve post loan repayment: Central Bank

    • Can bring USD 500m from non-critical assets sale: Suzlon

      Debt-laden Suzlon Energy, which last month got formal approval from banks to restructure its loans, says it can raise about USD 0.5 billion from selling non-critical assets. However, Kirti Vagadia, its CFO, maintained that there is no plan to sell its German unit REpower, which is among the fastest growing in the industry.

    • Need Rs 12K-17K crore in 2 yrs; see signs of revival: SBI

      Diwakar Gupta, MD & CFO of State Bank of India informed that they are undertaking road shows to focus on under valuation of public sector banks and to attract foreign institutional investors.

    • No more credit to KFA, home loans raking revenue: SBI

      Pratip Chaudhuri, chairman, State Bank of India (SBI), says that the bank is urging KFA to take action on urgent basis and a consortium meeting is scheduled for next week.

    • Targeting a debt/equity ratio of 1.4x by end FY12: Suzlon

      As analysts have been slamming the stock for the high debt/equity ratio, Tanti says the company’s net debt to equity ratio stands at 1.65 times. And says, "The company is targeting a debt/equity ratio of 1.4 times by end FY12, and hope to have it at 1 by end FY13."

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