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  • GMR Infra to divest stake in Mactan-Cebu airport for Rs 1,330 crore

    GMR Infra to divest stake in Mactan-Cebu airport for Rs 1,330 crore

    The agreement involves GMCAC’s issuance of primary shares and the transfer of secondary shares

  • GMR Infra Consolidated June 2022 Net Sales at Rs 1,443.97 crore, down 18.69% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Consolidated June 2022 Net Sales at Rs 1,443.97 crore, down 18.69% Y-o-Y

  • GMR Infra Standalone June 2022 Net Sales at Rs 23.40 crore, down 93.38% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Standalone June 2022 Net Sales at Rs 23.40 crore, down 93.38% Y-o-Y

  • GMR Power and Urban Infra acquires 100% stake in GMR Green Energy

    GMR Power and Urban Infra acquires 100% stake in GMR Green Energy

    On Wednesday, GMR Power and Urban Infra announced that it has purchased GMR Solar Energy Private Ltd's entire stake in GMR Green Energy Private Ltd. Incorporated in 2022 with the purpose of pursuing prospects in the green energy sector is GMR Green Energy.

  • GMR Infra Consolidated March 2022 Net Sales at Rs 1,283.60 crore, down 44.69% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Consolidated March 2022 Net Sales at Rs 1,283.60 crore, down 44.69% Y-o-Y

  • GMR Infra Standalone March 2022 Net Sales at Rs 28.17 crore, down 94.41% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Standalone March 2022 Net Sales at Rs 28.17 crore, down 94.41% Y-o-Y

  • Indian airports are expected to return to profitability in 2022-23, says ICRA

    Indian airports are expected to return to profitability in 2022-23, says ICRA

    The rating agency says the resumption of international commercial airline operations and an increase in tariffs will help airport operators report profits in 2022-23.

  • GMR Infra: Unlocking value as airports business takes wing

    GMR Infra: Unlocking value as airports business takes wing

    The company has taken flight as a pure airports play, with its future now depending on expansion in overseas locations and a revival in leisure and business travel post-COVID

  • GMR Infra Consolidated December 2021 Net Sales at Rs 1,364.13 crore, down 7.89% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Consolidated December 2021 Net Sales at Rs 1,364.13 crore, down 7.89% Y-o-Y

  • GMR Infra Standalone December 2021 Net Sales at Rs 8.85 crore, down 97.56% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Standalone December 2021 Net Sales at Rs 8.85 crore, down 97.56% Y-o-Y

  • COVID-19 impact | Delhi International Airport posts loss of Rs 317 crore for FY2020-21

    COVID-19 impact | Delhi International Airport posts loss of Rs 317 crore for FY2020-21

    However, the company's EBITDA margin rose slightly to 31 percent in 2020-21 from 30.8% in 2019-20.

  • GMR launches 'AeroCity' at Hyderabad Airport

    GMR launches 'AeroCity' at Hyderabad Airport

    Spread across 1,500 acres, GMR AeroCity Hyderabad is envisaged to be an integrated mixed-use development, which includes key ports and establishments such as Business Park, Retail Park, Aerospace and Industrial Park, Logistics Park and Hospitality etc.

  • GMR Infra Consolidated December 2020 Net Sales at Rs 1,481.03 crore, down 32.57% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Consolidated December 2020 Net Sales at Rs 1,481.03 crore, down 32.57% Y-o-Y

  • GMR Infra Standalone December 2020 Net Sales at Rs 362.53 crore, up 38.53% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Standalone December 2020 Net Sales at Rs 362.53 crore, up 38.53% Y-o-Y

  • GMR Infra share price down 3% after subsidiary told to pay Rs 1,092 crore to SEPCO

    GMR Infra share price down 3% after subsidiary told to pay Rs 1,092 crore to SEPCO

    An arbitration tribunal has asked GMR Kamalanga to pay SEPCO towards project payments and prolongation costs.

  • GMR Infra Consolidated September 2020 Net Sales at Rs 1,293.76 crore, down 35.89% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Consolidated September 2020 Net Sales at Rs 1,293.76 crore, down 35.89% Y-o-Y

  • GMR Infra Standalone September 2020 Net Sales at Rs 283.78 crore, up 24.5% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Standalone September 2020 Net Sales at Rs 283.78 crore, up 24.5% Y-o-Y

  • GMR Infra may launch Rs 2,000- Rs 3,000 crore QIP in October

    GMR Infra may launch Rs 2,000- Rs 3,000 crore QIP in October

    GMR, the Delhi-headquartered diversified conglomerate that is present in the airport, energy and highway segments, is now evaluating the launch of a qualified institutional placement to reduce debt as the board meets on August 27, according to sources.

  • GMR Infra share price gains after closing stake-sale deal with Groupe ADP

    GMR Infra share price gains after closing stake-sale deal with Groupe ADP

    Groupe ADP infused Rs 4,565 crore, the second tranche of investment, in GMR Airports Limited to conclude the deal to pick up a 49 percent stake in the company.

  • GMR Infra to develop Bhogapuram Airport; share price rises

    GMR Infra to develop Bhogapuram Airport; share price rises

    The share touched its 52-week high Rs 26.55 and 52-week low Rs 14.05 on 24 February, 2020 and 19 June, 2019, respectively.

  • GMR Infra shares rise 4%; Kotak initiates coverage on the stock, says it is poised for flight

    GMR Infra shares rise 4%; Kotak initiates coverage on the stock, says it is poised for flight

    In a report on February 24, Kotak Institutional Equities initiated coverage on the stock and said it is poised for flight.

  • Why the government’s infrastructure targets are a pipe dream

    Why the government’s infrastructure targets are a pipe dream

  • GMR Infra Standalone March 2019 Net Sales at Rs 292.47 crore, up 5.68% Y-o-Y

    GMR Infra Standalone March 2019 Net Sales at Rs 292.47 crore, up 5.68% Y-o-Y

  • How price-to-book value as a valuation tool could turn into a trap

    How price-to-book value as a valuation tool could turn into a trap

    Checklist when price to book value becomes a trap: - When the stated value of assets in the books is higher than their realisable value - When a company’s balance sheet contains too many intangibles - When the company has huge contingent liabilities - When a large part of the liability is shifted to the future

  • Using price-to-book value as a valuation tool could turn into a trap for unwary investors

    Using price-to-book value as a valuation tool could turn into a trap for unwary investors

    The last few months have been a bargain hunters’ market with investors picking up stressed stocks. But many of these bargains could be traps.

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