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  • Discoms, open access consumers can save Rs 550 crore due to RTM trading: ICRA

    "The introduction of RTM trading would enable efficient price discovery for electricity and support grid balancing activities. This is especially significant in the context of rising share of renewable energy in electricity generation in India," ICRA Group Head & Senior Vice President - Corporate ratings, Sabyasachi Majumdar said.

  • Rising costs to pressurise profitability of cement cost: Study

    Domestic cement demand registered a healthy growth of 14.2 percent Y-o-Y in Q1 FY2019. This buoyancy has however not been translated into improved financials for the sector.

  • Sugar output may dip by 19% to 20.3 mn tonne in SY2017: ICRA

    Sugar production is likely to decline by 19 percent to 20.3 million tonne during sugar year (SY) 2017, due to poor rainfall during previous monsoon seasons in key producing states, ICRA today said in a report.

  • Domestic demand to keep sugar prices at high levels: ICRA

    Sugar prices are expected to remain firm in the near term due to tight stock position following 9 percent decline in production and steady growth in consumption, rating agency ICRA said today.

  • Subdued volumes upset earnings prospects of cement cos: Icra

    A similar decline in prices post demonetisation was witnessed in the western markets wherein the price, after having recovered by Rs 15/bag in October to Rs 265/bag, slipped to Rs 240/bag in November 2016.

  • Cement makers in North India likely to post better profits: ICRA

    During April-September 2016-17, cement prices in the North were higher by around Rs 60-65 per bag, compared to the same period in 2015-16, ICRA said in a statement.

  • Sugar prices to remain firm in next 3-4 quarters: ICRA

    "In the next 3-4 quarters, any further increase from the current levels would depend on factors like expectations of sugar production during SY2017, sugar mills' own actions on supplies depending upon their inventory-holding capacity and government action on price control measures," he said.

  • Cement demand to grow 6% in FY17: ICRA

    "Cement demand growth will pick up to 6 percent in 2016-17 and further to 7 percent in 2017-18... during the current fiscal, it is likely to be driven by the pick-up in the infrastructure segment -- primarily road projects and housing segment," Icra Ratings Senior Vice President Sabyasachi Majumdar said.

  • Coal price hike to up power generation cost by up to 10 paise

    The coal price hike announced by state-owned CIL is likely to result in an increase in cost of power procured by discoms, ICRA said in a statement.

  • ICRA estimates 8.8 GW clean energy addition this fiscal

    The renewable energy sector has witnessed a record capacity addition of 6.9 GW during FY2016, which was driven by sizeable capacity addition in both the wind and solar energy segments, which stood at 3.3 GW and 3 GW respectively.

  • Drought in Maha may hit sugar production by 10 pc this year

    "We estimates domestic sugar production at around 25.5 million metric tonnes (MT) during the sugar year (SY) 2016, a decline of 10 per cent over the previous year. This was mainly driven by a drought in the largest sugar producing state Maharashtra," ICRA said in a statement here today.

  • Cement demand may grow by 7% during FY16: ICRA

    Cement demand is likely to improve gradually in the medium term in line with the recovery in infrastructure, investment cycle and overall economy, it said. ICRA expects demand to grow by 6.5-7 percent during FY16 and the pace of recovery in cement industry is likely to mirror the trends in economic recovery.

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