A Subba Rao

Speaking to CNBC-TV18 post Q3 earnings, CFO A Subba Rao said the company is not seeing any unusual inventory build-up. The midcap company reported flat domestic volume in Q3.

Difficult to sustain margins at 13% going ahead: CEAT

A Subba Rao, CFO, CEAT, spoke with CNBC-TV18 to discuss the rubber import customs duty. He also commented on the company‘s current business operations and expected earnings.

We monitor local, global mkts for price arbitrage: Ceat

A Subba Rao, CFO, says Ceat continuously monitors both international and domestic markets and takes appropriate decision at that point of time whether domestic rubber purchase is better or international rubber purchase is better.

Expect coming quarters to be stable: Ceat

Ceat is anticipating better performances on the back of improved demand. The company's management told CNBC-TV18 that it is investing heavily in branding and changing product mixes to high margin ones.

No expectations from Budget; will take it as it comes: GMR

This is the government's great Indian infrastructure dream. But the ground reality is a rude awakening.

Expect Indian economy to pick up next year: India Inc

Corporate India is hopeful that the industrial output will pick up ahead. According to them, global problems were weighing on the Indian economy. Since the global economy is improving now, they feel it will have spill over effect on India as well.

Budget 2012: Will infrastructure bounce back or breakdown?

This is the government's great Indian infrastructure dream. But the ground reality is a rude awakening. With a slowing economy, high interest rates and more importantly delayed decision making, infra projects and infra companies face an uncertain future.

GMR to recoup losses after airport tariff hike:Subba Rao

GMR Infrastructure announced its September quarter results on Friday. While the company posted a 48% increase in its revenues Year-on-Year, it recorded a net loss of Rs 63 crore versus Rs 71 crore net profit.

GMR Infra expects Delhi airport to breakeven in FY13

A Subba Rao, group CFO, GMR Infrastructure said, the company is substantially insulated from current high interest rate environment. He expects the Delhi Airport to breakeven in fiscal year 2013.

Orrisa plant may commission by Apr-Sep 2012: GMR Infra

A Subba Rao, Group chief financial officer, GMR Infrastructure expects Vemagiri plant to be ready for generation by last quarter of the current financial year.

InterGen stake sale won't impact profit going ahead: GMR

GMR Infrastructure has witnessed a quarterly loss (consolidated) of Rs 1,007 crore in Q4 FY11 mainly due to stake sale in its British energy firm InterGen. However, group CFO A Subba Rao doesn't see it impacting the company going forward since this is a one-time loss.

GMR Infra likely to close $200m FDI deal in two weeks

In an interview with CNBC-TV18's Udayan Mukherjee and Mitali Mukherjee, A Subba Rao, Group CFO of GMR Infrastructure said that the company is likely to close the USD 200 million FDI deal in two weeks.

IFRS: April Fools Day Joke?

It's April Fools Day and today we are going to discuss the biggest joke that government has played on India Inc, except this one is not funny at all. We are talking about International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Is it on or is it off?

GM Rao pledges endowment for charity worth $340m

GMR's group chairman GM Rao has pledged to create an endowment worth USD 340 million in favour of the GMR Varalakshmi Foundation for charitable activities to serve the needs of the under-privileged sections of society.

GDP slowdown imminent, need drastic measures: GMR Infra

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, A Subba Rao, group CFO of GMR Infra, spoke about his reading of the IIP numbers and his outlook for the economy.