Arvind Ltd, a leading textile manufacturer, has reported strong volume growth in garments. In a recent interview with Punit Lalbhai, the Executive Director of Arvind Ltd, the company discussed its strategy for reducing net debt amidst this growth.
Meanwhile, Balaji Amines, a chemical manufacturing company, expects a minimum volume growth of 10% in the upcoming fiscal year. In an interview with D Ram Reddy, the Managing Director of Balaji Amines, the company shared its optimistic outlook for the future.
Canara Bank also made headlines with Satyanarayana Raju, the Executive Director, stating that draft norms on project financing will not impact the bank’s net interest margin or credit cost. The bank is confident of achieving a 12% advances growth in the fiscal year 2025.
Other companies such as ESAF Small Finance Bank, Greaves Cotton, Home First Finance, India Shelter Finance, JSW Energy, and JG Chemicals also shared insights on their performance and future strategies in recent interviews.
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