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Aluminum Co. becomes first to get debt resolution from banks under pre-pack rules

Sudal Industries, an aluminium products manufacturer, has become the first Indian company to get a debt resolution from banks under the insolvency pre-pack mechanism introduced for micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs). Only six cases have been admitted by NCLT under the pre-pack insolvency resolution process that was introduced in 2021 for the MSME sector to ensure that financial stress faced by smaller companies is resolved quickly for the overall health of the economy.
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Athleisure: Semi-casual wear making a return in languishing apparel market, ET Retail

Athleisure: Sales of semi-casual or smart casual office wear, including denims, chinos, polos and casual shirts and sneakers are growing at a faster pace than traditional formal wear, according to retailers. The trend reflects an increase in employment in the services, financial and IT sectors, where formal wear has been replaced with “Friday dressing” for everyday use.
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Consumer goods firms expect margins to improve significantly over next three quarters, ET Retail

Consumer Goods: Margins are on an upward trajectory for most companies from December quarter with year-on-year reduction in inflation and raw material costs. This led to a recovery in advertising and promotion spending as well which last quarter almost touched at par with pre-Covid levels.
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Bitter Coffee Prices: A worldwide bean shortage is making coffee lovers sweat espresso bullets, ET Retail

Coffee Prices: A shortage of coffee beans around the world, in particular due to weather problems in India and lack of supply from Brazil and Vietnam, has led to domestic market prices rising steeply. A well-known coffee trader in Pune, Gandhis Coffee, said he had to pass on a Rs50/kg price hike to customers.
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