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State first in attracting investment post lockdown, says Shettar
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It has received proposals to the tune of ₹1.54 lakh crore: Industries Minister
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Industries Minister Jagadish Shettar in discussion with senior officials of the Department of Industries and Commerce during an awareness programme on industrial policy in Hubballi on Saturday.
It has received proposals to the tune of ₹1.54 lakh crore: Industries Minister
Minister for Large and Medium Industries Jagadish Shettar has said that with 95 proposals to the tune of ₹1.54 lakh crore investment, the State has topped the country in attracting investments in the post-COVID-19-induced lockdown period.
Mixed fortunes for business as country climbs out of pandemic
Friday February 12 2021
An employee at a printing firm in Nairobi’s Industrial Area on January 29. Manufacturers have recalled workers or hired new ones as business conditions improve. PHOTO | LUCY WANJIRU | NMG
By ELIZABETH KIVUVA
Summary
Across the country, most businesses have resumed operations since the relaxation of Covid-19 containment measures mid last year.
Their improving health is evident from recent industry surveys that show increased orders among manufacturers and plans to increase employee headcount, especially those in the services sector.
Across the country, most businesses have resumed operations since the relaxation of Covid-19 containment measures mid last year.
DKSH Holding AG: DKSH reports solid 2020 results, strong Free Cash Flow and proposes higher dividend
Despite COVID-19, DKSH reports key figures broadly stable on last year s level - at CER1
Strong Free Cash Flow of CHF 210.2 million (+34.1%)
Assuming an easing of the impact of COVID-19, higher EBIT expected in 2021
Key figures Group(in CHF million)
2020
257.5
2 Excluding restructuring costs in 2019 of CHF 14.5 million
3 Proposal of the Board of Directors
Zurich, Switzerland, February 9, 2021 - Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, DKSH reported solid 2020 results. Net sales, EBIT and profit after tax at constant exchange rates broadly matched last year s level. In addition, DKSH increased its Free Cash Flow by 34.1% to CHF 210.2 million and proposed a higher dividend of CHF 1.95 per share (+2.6%). Business Unit Performance Materials expanded its position as a leading specialty chemicals and ingredients distributor and the Fast Moving Consumer Goods business increased profits for