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  • Recent dip in cement demand is temporary, says Anil Singhvi of Shree Digvijay Cement

    If fuel prices cool, the industry would see better margins in a couple of months, Singhvi has said

  • Oil price rise | Next 15 days crucial for cement industry, says Shree Digvijay Cement's Anil Singhvi

    Oil price rise | Next 15 days crucial for cement industry, says Shree Digvijay Cement's Anil Singhvi

    Stressing that demand has been lower than expectations, Singhvi said his company is not much concerned now as it has inventories.

  • Kotak Press Conf is surely a precursor to something big: Anil Singhvi

    Kotak Press Conf is surely a precursor to something big: Anil Singhvi

    Calling a press conference today, and a board meeting tomorrow, definitely tells you that it is a precursor to something big and Axis Bank squarely fits into the scheme of things for Kotak, said Anil Singhvi of Ican Investment Advisors.

  • Tatas boosting stake in Tata Motors is fund misallocation: Ican

    Tatas boosting stake in Tata Motors is fund misallocation: Ican

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Anil Singhvi of Ican Investment Advisors said that he was amused by the Rs 2500 crore cheque. It is not the best allocation of funds, he said, adding that it was a misallocation of funds for taking Cyrus out.

  • Singhvi on why there's a case for class action suit against Tata

    Singhvi on why there's a case for class action suit against Tata

    The main concern is for the minority shareholders who have not been given any concrete reason for Mistry‘s removal, said Anil Singhvi of Ican Investment Advisors. The company should have been more responsible in the way things were handled.

  • Max Life promoters to get Rs 850 crore non-compete fee

    Max Life promoters to get Rs 850 crore non-compete fee

    In the company‘s Annual General Meet (AGM) on Monday, 65 percent of minority shareholders approved it. The shareholders include names like KKR, Goldman Sachs and Kotak.

  • Non-compete fee must be divided among all Max shareholders: Ican

    Non-compete fee must be divided among all Max shareholders: Ican

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Anil Singhvi, Chairman of Ican Investment Advisors, said that Rs 850 crore coming from the same coffer should be divided equally among the shareholders.

  • Lafarge deal to be the ticket to Nirma's cement ambitions

    Lafarge deal to be the ticket to Nirma's cement ambitions

    Ahmedabad-headquartered soda ash and chemicals maker Nirma has been striving to firm up its base in the cement business without much success and the Lafarge deal, though expensive, proves to be a strategic fit in scaling up its capacity significantly from 2 million tonnes currently, experts say.

  • There are more sellers, fewer buyers in cement space: Dalmia

    There are more sellers, fewer buyers in cement space: Dalmia

    Nisha Poddar of CNBC-TV18 was joined by Puneet Dalmia of Dalmia Bharat, Anil Singhvi of Ican Investments Advisors and Vikram Hosangady of KPMG to understand the big deal between JP Associates and UltraTech Cement, and other deals in the offing.

  • Wasn't aware of 'wrongdoings' in Ricoh India: Ex-CEO

    Wasn't aware of 'wrongdoings' in Ricoh India: Ex-CEO

    Manoj Kumar, Former MD & CEO, Ricoh India, said he had no role to play in the malpractice allegations doing the rounds at Ricoh India.

  • Ricoh India case identical to Satyam fraud: Anil Singhvi

    Ricoh India case identical to Satyam fraud: Anil Singhvi

    The Ricoh India is completely identical to the Satyam fraud; the revenues, receivables and inventories are all padded up, says Anil Singhvi, Chairman of Ican Investment Advisors.

  • Crash temporary, policy execution key to lift mkt: Experts

    Crash temporary, policy execution key to lift mkt: Experts

    The Sensex plunged 654.25 points to close at 27457.58 and the Nifty fell 188.65 points to 8342.15.

  • Cairn & HZL merger into Sesa: Is this the right time?

    Cairn & HZL merger into Sesa: Is this the right time?

    Reports say that mining baron Anil Agarwal is mulling merging Cairn and Hindustan Zinc into his flagship Vedanta Group firm Sesa Sterlite to create a global natural resources giant to rival Rio Tinto or BHP Billiton.

  • Mid-term review does not capture recent global events: ICAN

    Mid-term review does not capture recent global events: ICAN

    Anil Singhvi believes renegotiation of double taxation treaties has been on the anvil for sometime now. According to him, Raghuram Rajan needs to look at the interest rate scenario in a more global context.

  • Cos Act Ep#17: Series Finale

    Cos Act Ep#17: Series Finale

    Cos Act Ep#17: Series Finale

  • Concerned to see why JP group sold stake post QIP: Ican

    Concerned to see why JP group sold stake post QIP: Ican

    JP group promoter has done more damage to the organisation by diluting stake worth just Rs 170 crore which led to a severe correction in the stock price causing collateral damage of more than Rs 10,000 crore.

  • Can SUUTI stake sale fix fiscal deficit?

    Can SUUTI stake sale fix fiscal deficit?

    In a detailed discussion, former finance secretary, S Narayan along with CS Verma, chairman and managing director, NMDC and Anil Singhvi, ICAN Investments share their views on the government‘s attempts to rein in the fiscal deficit at 4.8 percent.

  • Will Bala's exit hamper Murthy's revival plan for Infosys?

    Will Bala's exit hamper Murthy's revival plan for Infosys?

    Murthy himself said it would be hard to 'imagine an Infosys without Bala's commitment and passion‘.

  • Stocks in news: ITC, Ambuja, Elder Pharma, Hero, Central Bk

    Stocks in news: ITC, Ambuja, Elder Pharma, Hero, Central Bk

    ITC | Maruti Suzuki | ACC | Ambuja Cements | Elder Pharma | Wockhardt | Diamond Power | Hero MotoCorp | Cairn India | Novartis India and Central Bank of India are stocks, which are in the news today.

  • Holcim-Ambuja merger nothing short of fraud: Anil Singhvi

    Holcim-Ambuja merger nothing short of fraud: Anil Singhvi

    According to Anil Singhvi, the Holcim-Ambuja merger is nothing short of a fraud played out on the minority share holders in India.

  • Subex locked at 10% upper circuit on revival hopes

    Subex locked at 10% upper circuit on revival hopes

    Telecom products firm Subex is locked at 10 percent upper circuit on Monday after two of its independent directors said they see revival in the company by June 2013.

  • How can companies create wealth? Experts discuss

    How can companies create wealth? Experts discuss

    Motilal Oswal organised a special panel discussion on role of competitive strategy in wealth creation. The panel included Raamdeo Agrawal, co-founder and joint managing director, Motilal Oswal, Amit Chandra, managing director head -Indian operations, Bain Capital and Anil Singhvi, chairman, Ican Investments Advisors.

  • The rise and fall of Subex Founder Subash Menon

    The rise and fall of Subex Founder Subash Menon

    Subex founder's sheer ambition triggered the company's meteoric rise and its catastrophic fall.

  • Don't be fooled by earnings, see cash flow: Ican's Singhvi

    Don't be fooled by earnings, see cash flow: Ican's Singhvi

    Fourth quarter corporate earnings may have broadly met market expectations, but Anil Singhvi, chairman of Ican Investment Advisors feels the numbers are a sham.

  • Budget Reactions: Don't expect fiscal deficit to stay at 5.1%, warns expert

    Budget Reactions: Don't expect fiscal deficit to stay at 5.1%, warns expert

    Anil Singhvi, chairman of Ican Investment Advisors feels this is a highly inflationary Budget and expects fiscal deficit to remain at 5.1%. He predicts the government’s huge borrowing to be a major issue.

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