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Volvo keen to expand footprint in UP, launches dealership in Lucknow

Volvo keen to expand footprint in UP, launches dealership in Lucknow

Swedish luxury carmaker Volvo is looking to expandits footprint in Uttar Pradesh.

The company launched its dealership in Lucknow, the first one in UP. The company has cities like Kanpur and Varanasi on its radar for prospective expansion plans.

Ashok Leyland sales up 14.2% in July

Ashok Leyland sales up 14.2% in July

Commercial Vehicle major Ashok Leyland has posted a growth of 14.2 per cent in total sales by selling 11,981 units during the month of July 2017, as compared to 10,492 units during July 2016.

The Medium and Heavy Commercial Vehicle (M&HCV) sales grew 10.3 per cent in July 2017 with 9026 units sold as against 8182 units during July 2016.

Hyundai Motor India's July domestic sales up 4.4% at 43,007 units

Hyundai Motor India's July domestic sales up 4.4% at 43,007 units

Automobile major Hyundai Motor India on Tuesday reported a 4.4 per cent rise in domestic sales for July.

According to the company, its domestic sales in the month increased to 43,007 units from 41,201 units in July 2016.

TVS Motor reports 10% growth in two-wheeler sales in July 2017

TVS Motor reports 10% growth in two-wheeler sales in July 2017

TVS Motor reported 9.7 per cent growth in total two-wheeler sales in July 2017 to 263,336 units from 240,042 units in the same month a year earlier. Domestic two-wheeler sales grew by 6.2 per cent, increasing from 206,605 units in July 2016 to 219,396 units in July 2017.

Scooter sales of grew by 35.8 per cent from 68,033 units in July 2016 to 92,378 units in July 2017. Motorcycles sales grew by 15.1 per cent from 95,062 units in July 2016 to 109,427 units in July 2017.

Closing Bell: Nifty, Sensex close at fresh record highs ahead of RBI MPC meet tomorrow

Closing Bell: Nifty, Sensex close at fresh record highs ahead of RBI MPC meet tomorrow

Mumbai: Setting new records for the second day, the benchmark Sensex on Tuesday closed at 32,575 and the Nifty at 10,115 as investors wait for the outcome of the RBI policy meet on Wednesday amid corporate earnings momentum. Improving monthly sales numbers from automakers and a firming trend in global markets fuelled the rally.

The Sensex settled at yet another new high of 32,575.17 by surging 60.23 points, or 0.19%. It surpassed its previous record of 32,514.94 reached on Monday. The gauge had risen 205.06 points in the previous session.

Parijat Industries first solar plant helping India to achieve its solar energy target

Parijat Industries first solar plant helping India to achieve its solar energy target

The continuous use of fossil fuels is set to face multiple challenges. From global warming and other environmental concerns, to geopolitical and military conflicts, and of late, continued and significant fuel price rise; renewable energy is the solution to the growing energy challenges as they are abundant, inexhaustible and environmentally friendly. July 30 and 31st 2012, saw India’s largest power blackout across the globe (The Great India Outage), which stretched from Kolkata to New Delhi. This blackout was attributed to the northern power grid failure, resulting in about 700 million people going without power.

BSNL to set up 1070 4G Plus Wifi Hotspots in rural Kerala

BSNL to set up 1070 4G Plus Wifi Hotspots in rural Kerala

In a bid to transform rural India into digital one, the BSNL has decided to set up 1070 4G Plus Wifi hotspots in Kerala. The move will be the part of its expansion plans to reach out to rural customers. Kerala Circle CGM of BSNL, P T Mathew told reporters here that it would be set up in the next six months. “We are planning to set up 1070 4G Plus Wifi Hot spots in rural exchanges in the state with the support of Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) within the next six months,” he said.

Sebi bans MGH Project from capital markets

Sebi bans MGH Project from capital markets

Regulator Sebi has barred MGH Project India Ltd and its directors from capital markets after finding that the company had illegally raised money from people. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) found that the firm had raised Rs 1.35 crore by issuing redeemable preference shares to 2,355 investors during 2011-12 without complying with regulatory provisions applicable to a public issue. The regulator observed that allotment of preference shares by the firm was a public issue (made to more than 50 people), which under the rules require a compulsory listing on a recognised stock exchange. It was also required to file a prospectus, among others, which it failed to do.

Mukesh Ambani becomes Asia’s second-richest man, tops Li Ka-shing as debt fuels Reliance growth

Mukesh Ambani becomes Asia’s second-richest man, tops Li Ka-shing as debt fuels Reliance growth

Mukesh Ambani has elbowed past Li Ka-shing to become Asia’s second-richest man as investors rallied behind his efforts to arm India’s poor with cheap data-loaded phones. Some analysts are beginning to focus on the costs of his ambition. The chairman of Reliance Industries Ltd. has added $12.1 billion to his wealth this year, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, as shares of his refining-to-telecom company surged to a record. Spurring the rally on is optimism that a new $23 phone launched last month will expand the market for Ambani’s fourth-generation mobile network into India’s hinterland.

LPG prices to be hiked by Rs 4 per month as Centre pushes to end subsidies

LPG prices to be hiked by Rs 4 per month as Centre pushes to end subsidies

MUMBAI: The government has asked state oil firms to raise cooking gas prices by Rs 4 every month till the entire subsidy — about Rs 87 for a 14.2 kg cylinder in Delhi — is wiped out. The government has already removed price controls on most fuels.

For cooking gas, it undertook the ‘Give It Up’ campaign and had earlier authorised oil marketing companies to increase the price of subsidised LPG cylinders by Rs 2 a month. It has now doubled the amount to accelerate elimination of subsidy.

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