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The company recorded a 14% year-on-year rise in consolidated crude steel output, totaling 7.26 million tonnes in the first quarter of FY26.
The bank reported a 5 per cent year-on-year increase in total business for the first quarter of FY26, rising to ₹ 22.1 lakh crore from ₹ 21.08 lakh crore during the corresponding period last year.
The company has entered into a joint venture named Lightanium Technologies Pvt Ltd in collaboration with Signify Innovations India to grow its presence in the lighting sector.
The company recorded a 9% year-on-year drop in global wholesales for the first quarter of FY26, with total sales amounting to 2,99,664 units.
The company has appointed Saurav Adhikari and Divya Karani as non-executive, non-independent directors, following the conclusion of e-voting on Tuesday, where over 75% of shareholders voted in favor of the appointments.
The government has given the green light for the company to set up a special purpose vehicle named KPIN Clean Power Four LLP.
The dedicated electric vehicle company has announced the large-scale launch of its in-house developed software, MoveOS 5. This proprietary system is designed for use in both the S1 series of scooters and the newly introduced Roadster X motorcycles.
The company plans to increase the galvanisation capacity of its Ranjangaon plant from 40,500 MT to 1,10,000 MT per year by FY27, with an investment of ₹ 170 crore funded through internal accruals and debt.
CAMSPay has introduced the CAMSPay New Payment Gateway, capable of handling more than 5,000 transactions per second. This next-generation payment solution is built to meet the evolving needs of businesses in India, addressing key challenges in the rapidly changing payments ecosystem.
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