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The revenue from operation increased 3.85% to ₹8,819.72 crore in the reporting quarter as against ₹8,521.51 crore in the year ago period
Healthtech startup 4baseCare has raised INR 90 Cr ($9.8 Mn) as part of its ongoing Series B funding round. The…
India secures a major trade deal with the European Union, gaining access to 450 million consumers, but an EU carbon tax on exports like steel and cement dampens expected benefits
India is expanding its social security agreements with European Union nations. Pacts are already in place with 14 EU countries. India hopes to finalize agreements with the remaining 13 within the next five years. These agreements prevent double contributions for Indian professionals working in the EU. This is a significant development for Indian businesses and skilled workers operating abroad.
Industry leaders say the India-EU free trade agreement could unlock a major export opportunity for Indian manufacturing by giving zero-duty access to Europe’s $3-trillion import market, while boosting MSMEs, auto components and capital goods through deeper supply-chain integration and technology partnerships.
Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd emerged lowest bidder for South Central Railway's ₹242.50-crore OHE upgrade project in Ongole-Gudur; shares of RVNL end marginally higher on Tuesday, January 27, by 0.23% at ₹325.90.
India and the European Union finalized a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement, set to eliminate tariffs on 96% of exports over time. This deal grants zero-duty access for Indian textiles, marine products, and leather goods to the EU, while strategically phasing market opening for European cars and wine.
The European Union ranks among India’s largest trading partners. The bilateral trade between the two in goods and services has risen steadily in recent years.
DealShare’s pivot to a business-to-consumer model pits it against entrenched value retailers and quick-commerce players, with little margin for error.
Metro Brands Ltd posted a net profit of ₹128.3 crore for Q3FY26, up 35.6% YoY, on revenue growth of 15.4% to ₹811 crore, supported by festive/wedding season demand and lower GST on footwear under ₹2,500. EBITDA rose 18.1% to ₹265.2 crore, with margin at 32.7%. E-commerce and omni-channel sales grew 24% in the quarter, contributing 12% of revenue.
The India-EU trade deal will reduce or eliminate tariff on 96.6% of EU goods, saving up to €4 billion in import duty. Here's a look at the key announcements.
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