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Red Flags Investors Missed in Gensol | How to Spot Other Gensol like Companies 👇
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Red Flags Investors Missed in Gensol | How to Spot Other Gensol like Companies 👇
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_M5Vn58rqg
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Samsung, LG, Voltas and others join legal fight against India’s e-waste recycling mandate: All you need to know
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Samsung, LG, Voltas and others join legal fight against India’s e-waste recycling mandate: All you need to know | Company Business…
LG and Samsung have legally challenged India’s new e-waste recycling regulation mandating a minimum payout to recyclers. The Delhi High Court will hear their case along with petitions from other manufacturers.
Traders' Body CAIT Urges Govt to Regulate Quick Commerce
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Traders' Body CAIT Urges Govt to Regulate Quick Commerce
CAIT members asserted that quick commerce firms have distorted the retail market through excessive discounting and expansion in major cities, forcing numerous small store owners to shut shop.
Gensol won many PSU contracts. Here's what happens to them
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Gensol won many PSU contracts. Here's what happens to them
The Union ministry of new and renewable energy is overseeing the situation, and if required, it could consider rebidding the EPC contracts won by the Jaggi brothers-led firm from state-run companies such as NTPC and DVC.
Gensol promoters lose over half of their ownership
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Gensol promoters lose over half of their ownership
Gensol founder Anmol Jaggi, his younger brother Puneet, and their privately owned firm Gensol Ventures owned 62.65% of the company at the end of December 2024. A good 81.7% of promoter shares were pledged to creditors.
What feeble order books foretell for India's tech bluechips
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What feeble order books foretell for India's tech bluechips
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd and Wipro Ltd started FY26 with an order book which was smaller than at the start of FY25, while Infosys clocked fewer large deals in FY25, implying weaker revenue growth in the year ahead