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JINDALSTEL
1,118.90▲ 3.90 (0.35%)Last 2 days · 15m candles25/8/2026, 00:35:12
Open: 1,117.90High: 1,138.30Low: 1,115.00Prev: 1,115.00
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Jindal Steel targets 21 mt capacity by 2032, new CEO seeks leadership stabilityAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·Jindal Steel aims to reach a capacity of 20-21 million tonnes by 2032.
- ·The company will focus on value-added specialized steel grades.
- ·Emphasis will be placed on internal leadership talent development.
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ITA backs 11 Indian projects; to advance over $18 bn in clean industry investmentAI summary· POSITIVE
- ·The Industrial Transition Accelerator will support eleven Indian clean industrial projects.
- ·These projects represent over $18 billion in potential investment and significant carbon abatement.
- ·Companies like Jindal Steel, JSW Steel, ACME Group, ReNew, and Circular Urban Energy are involved in clean technology development.
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Top Gainers & Losers on 11 August: Triveni Turbine, Crisil, Castrol India, Vedanta, Jindal Steel among top losersAI summary· NEGATIVE
- ·The Nifty 50 index decreased by 0.54% and the Sensex declined by 0.50% on August 11.
- ·Crude oil price increases and geopolitical tensions negatively affected market sentiment.
- ·Mutual fund inflows saw a 14.8% reduction in July.
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Trade Spotlight: How should you trade Hindustan Zinc, EID Parry, Jindal Steel, Swiggy, Graphite India, and... - Moneycontrol.comVERIFIEDET Finance·21d★ ON YOUR LIST
Jindal Steel to spend less, focus on utilising capacity: MD VR SharmaAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·Jindal Steel will not take on debt for capacity expansion, focusing on optimizing operations.
- ·The company plans to invest in value-added products and improve cost efficiencies.
- ·Jindal Steel aims for 100% capacity utilization before considering further expansion plans.
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NPCIL gets sole proposal from Hindalco for Bharat Small ReactorsAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·NPCIL received a sole proposal from Hindalco for Bharat Small Reactors.
- ·Initially, Jindal Steel, Tata Power, and Reliance Industries had also sought project documents.
- ·JSW Energy and Adani Power submitted documents for non-disclosure agreements in September last year.
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Jindal Steel acknowledges leadership churn, banks on new hires for stabilityAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·Jindal Steel's new managing director is Vidya Rattan Sharma.
- ·The company is focusing on its 'upper middle management force'.
- ·This focus aims to bring stability following leadership changes.
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Jindal Steel brings back former MD Sharma after CEO churn, revamps top leadershipAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·Jindal Steel has reappointed former MD Sharma.
- ·The company has also appointed new CFO, COO, and Head of HR.
- ·This marks one of the biggest management overhauls for Jindal Steel in years.
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Jindal Steel to NTPC - Jay Thakkar suggests 3 stocks to buy or sell for short-term in F&O segmentAI summary· NEGATIVE
- ·Indian benchmarks opened lower due to rising crude prices and Middle East tensions.
- ·Nifty 50 fell by 0.41% and BSE Sensex slipped by 0.50%.
- ·Market breadth showed weakness with 10 sector indices in the red, though buying interest began to recover.
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Jindal Steel CEO Gautam Malhotra resigns ahead of board meeting next weekAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·Gautam Malhotra has resigned as CEO of Jindal Steel, effective July 15, 2026.
- ·Malhotra cited personal commitments as the reason for his resignation.
- ·Jindal Steel's board will convene on July 24, 2026, to approve financial results.
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Jindal Steel’s leadership churn continues as CEO quits within a yearAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·Rajiv Kumar is set to become the new CEO of Vedanta Aluminium Metal.
- ·He will succeed Gautam Malhotra.
- ·Sandeep Modi is expected to join as the new CFO.
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India initiates anti-dumping investigation into steel imports from China, Japan, RussiaAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·India has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into hot rolled steel imports from China, Japan, and Russia.
- ·JSW Steel and Jindal Steel allege these imports are being sold at unfairly low prices, impacting domestic manufacturers.
- ·The Directorate General of Trade Remedies found initial evidence of dumping with significant price differences.
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India initiates anti-dumping investigation into steel imports from China, Japan, RussiaAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·India has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into hot rolled steel imports originating from China, Japan, and Russia.
- ·JSW Steel and Jindal Steel have filed the complaint, alleging that these imports are being sold at unfairly low prices.
- ·The Directorate General of Trade Remedies has found preliminary evidence of dumping, with the investigation period set from 2022 to 2025.
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India launches anti-dumping probe into hot-rolled flat steel imports from China, Japan and RussiaAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·India has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imports of hot-rolled flat steel.
- ·The investigation covers imports originating from China, Japan, and Russia.
- ·The probe was launched after an application by JSW Steel, JSW Vijayanagar Metallics, and Jindal Steel Odisha, with support from Tata Steel and SAIL.
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AMFI stock re-categorisation: BSE, Vodafone Idea, Jindal Steel, BHEL among potential large-cap entrantsAI summary· NEUTRAL
- ·AMFI is undertaking a stock re-categorisation exercise.
- ·BSE, Jindal Steel & Power, and Vodafone Idea are among potential large-cap entrants.
- ·Other potential large-cap entrants include Hitachi Energy India, Indian Bank, Indus Towers, and BHEL.
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