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...Indian tycoon Anil Agarwal is pressing ahead with a plan to break up his energy and mining conglomerate into six companies, betting that the move will raise the valuation of a business empire trying to stave...
...The group owned by Anil Agarwal will invest $1bn over five years to revive Konkola Copper Mines as a condition of resuming control of operations in the heart of the southern African nation’s historic Copperbelt...
...Indian mining mogul Anil Agarwal has insisted his Vedanta group has ample funding options and that it aims to become a “zero debt company”, as scrutiny of highly leveraged Indian conglomerates grows following...
...Vedanta’s chair Anil Agarwal said on Twitter it would bring “India’s own Silicon Valley . . . a step closer now”....
...“This is India’s moment,” wrote Anil Agarwal, chair of the natural resources group Vedanta in a LinkedIn post marking the 75th anniversary of Indian independence in August....
...Vedanta, the sprawling natural resources conglomerate controlled by billionaire Anil Agarwal, is weighing plans to spin off its aluminium, steel, and oil and gas business into separately listed companies...
...Vedanta chair and mining tycoon Anil Agarwal, who told Reuters last month he was raising a $10bn fund to buy Indian state companies, is among the contenders....
...He also had to see off predatory interest from Indian metals tycoon Anil Agarwal and the jury is still out on Anglo’s 2020 purchase of Sirius Minerals, owner of a huge deposit polyhalite — a type of nutrient-rich...
...It made headlines in India last year after lending $1bn to a Mauritian investment company controlled by Anil Agarwal, one of the country’s richest men, propping up his debt-laden business empire that has...
...Vedanta Limited and its parent company Vedanta Resources are part of the sprawling business empire of Anil Agarwal, a self-made billionaire....
...The Scottish energy company sold most of its stake in Cairn India in 2011 to Vedanta Limited for $6.7bn, the natural resources company controlled by Anil Agarwal — one of India’s richest men....
...Indian metals tycoon Anil Agarwal has launched a $2bn-plus bid to buy out minority shareholders in Vedanta, the oil-to-aluminium conglomerate he listed more than 30 years ago....
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...But I’m sure C&K will be.” Benjamin Parkin is the FT’s South Asia correspondent. Alice Hancock is the FT’s leisure industries reporter....
...Indian tycoon Anil Agarwal is pushing ahead with an aggressive oil and gas expansion programme, undeterred by a crash in prices and concern about debt levels at his company Vedanta Resources....
...Vedanta Resources, the oil to aluminium conglomerate controlled by Indian tycoon Anil Agarwal, has lost another high-profile chief executive....
...Anil Agarwal’s financial engineering experiment in the shares of mining group Anglo American is coming to an end. It’s being billed as a situation where everyone wins . . . a win-win-win-win in fact....
...Indian metals tycoon Anil Agarwal is unwinding the complex bet that made him the biggest shareholder in Anglo American, putting an end to speculation that he would launch a bid for one of the most revered...
...Over the past month Anil Agarwal, the Indian metals tycoon, launched a $2bn-plus bid to take control of natural resources group Vedanta, and Colorado-based Alacer Gold announced plans to merge with Canadian...
...Under the Habsburg empire the abbreviation “k.u.k.” stood for kaiserlich und königlich, or imperial and royal....
...Anil Agarwal is the founder and executive chairman of Vedanta Resources The Commodities Note is an online commentary on the industry from the Financial Times...
...Zambia has been locked in a bitter dispute with the group, which is controlled by Indian metals tycoon Anil Agarwal, since May 2019 when the government seized control of Konkola Copper Mines, which is majority...
...Indian natural resources tycoon Anil Agarwal has crossed swords with Anglo American by refusing to back the election of a non-executive director at the miner’s annual investor meeting in London....
...Anil Agarwal, the Indian metals tycoon, launched a $2bn-plus bid to take control of natural resources group Vedanta, and Colorado-based Alacer Gold announced plans to merge with Canadian rival SSR Mining...
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