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  • Anthem Bio shares surge 5 percent on strong show in CRDMO and specialty business

    The company posted a consolidated revenue from operations at Rs 540 crore, higher by 59 percent on year, and a net profit of Rs 135.8 crore, up 65 percent on year. Revenue from the CRDMO business grew up 70 percent on year. Anthem's EBITDA rose by 52.7 percent to Rs 214.3 crore.

  • In FY25, we will need FII flows to support the market: Saurabh Mukherjea

    The founder of the portfolio management service weighs in on the good and the ugly that the Indian market has seen and has emerged stronger from. He also has a word of caution about the bad that could be around the corner later this year.

  • PCBL zooms over 10% to climb fresh record high; multibagger stock up 200% in a year

    Shares of PCBL surged to a record high after the company highlighted significant growth opportunities amid a favorable global scenario for India's rubber black industry.

  • Piramal fund in talks to acquire ICICI Ventures-backed speciality chemicals maker Anthea Aromatics for $132 million

    ICICI Ventures invested Rs 120 crore in the company in 2016 to acquire a minority stake.

  • Deepak Nitrite stock surges 7% to hit fresh high on double upgrade from Morgan Stanley

    Recognising industry-leading metrics and top-quartile returns, Morgan Stanley anticipates Deepak Nitrite to outperform further as new investments yield results and earnings improve.

  • Short Call | What's cooking for specialty chemicals? Tata Tech on a roll, NMDC falls short, JSW Energy QIP cheers bulls

    Things are better in the hydro fluro carbon (HFC) space in terms of pricing, but volumes are yet to pick up

  • SRF: Last leg of inventory rationalisation provides an opportunity

    The management sees a sharp sequential recovery as channel inventory and pricing situation are stabilising. Further, new capacities for varied product categories are expected to contribute in the coming months.

  • Cloudy outlook for Indian chemical firms as cheap Chinese imports flood market

    Major domestic players such as Balaji Amines, Aarti Industries and Alkyl Amines reported a 20-50 percent decline in quarterly profit from the year-ago period

  • 'Cautious' on chemical sector, Kotak Institutional Equities’ analysts downgrade two stocks

    They believe that the factors that are driving the recent rally in the stocks may be short term

  • Specialty chemicals companies to ride high on China+1, EU production slump

  • Growth pangs to continue for specialty chemicals, says Nuvama Institutional Equities

  • Expect EBITDA margin to sustain at 25-30% in FY24, says Meghmani Finechem CMD Maulik Patel

  • Camlin Fine Sciences’ earnings could get a boost with Infinity Holdings, AVH as new co-promoters

  • Channel checks by ICICI Securities reflect mixed price, volume trends for Specialty Chemcials cos in January

  • Know your stock: Will Privi Specialty’s rollercoaster ride end now?

  • Navin Fluorine: Pick-up in demand from pharma innovators a key watch

  • Navin Fluorine: Diversification away from agrochemicals to set it apart

  • SRF: Capex intensity in free flow

  • Clean Science and Technology: Capacity additions to help gain market share

  • Specialty chemicals: Companies increase capex on demand surge from domestic and global players

  • Specialty Chemicals Q4 Preview | Revenue growth seen strong on firm demand

  • Indian chemical industry in a sweet spot as Europe struggles

  • Inflation scare: Is early Fed rate hike in the offing before March meet?

  • Chemplast Sanmar does well post IPO, reports 48% jump in consolidated PAT

  • SRF: Inflation can impact capex payback period

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