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Exim bank eyes to raise $3 billion in FY22 - The Hindu BusinessLine

Exim Bank FY21 results: Net profit jumps to Rs 254 cr as NPAs drop

Exim Bank FY21 results: Net profit jumps to Rs 254 cr as NPAs drop SECTIONS Last Updated: May 21, 2021, 08:11 PM IST Share Synopsis The city-headquartered bank, a development finance institution run by the central government to support its diplomacy efforts, had reported a profit of Rs 124 crore in the year-ago period. iStock The bank is cautiously optimistic about growth in FY22, and is aspiring to grow its book by 7-12 per cent on a currency neutral perspective. Related NSE Explore Now MUMBAI: Export Import (Exim) Bank of India on Friday reported more than doubling of its FY21 net profit to Rs 254 crore as bad loans dipped and said it is cautiously optimistic about growth this fiscal.

Solar self-reliance stays in the shadows - The Hindu BusinessLine

Solar self-reliance stays in the shadows Way forward: Should India try to occupy the space of high-value niche solar products?   -  ISTOCK.COM Way forward: Should India try to occupy the space of high-value niche solar products?   -  ISTOCK.COM× Does India have what it takes to compete with Chinese manufacturing might in everything from silicon to modules? Based on the promised incentives and protection from imports, many companies including Adani, Azure, ReNew and Waaree have expressed their willingness to manufacture solar cells and modules in India. But is the government’s pitch good enough? Second, can Indian manufacturers compete against the Chinese?

Solar industry in India requires govt hand-holding - The Hindu BusinessLine

Solar industry in India requires govt hand-holding February 26, 2021 (Anti-clockwise from bottom left) Harsha Bangari, Deputy MD, Exim Bank of India; Ivan Saha, Chief Technology Officer, ReNew Power; Ashish Khanna, President, Renewables, Tata Power; and M Ramesh, Senior Deputy Editor, BusinessLine, at the webinar on ‘Attaining self-sufficiency in solar PV manufacturing’ (Anti-clockwise from bottom left) Harsha Bangari, Deputy MD, Exim Bank of India; Ivan Saha, Chief Technology Officer, ReNew Power; Ashish Khanna, President, Renewables, Tata Power; and M Ramesh, Senior Deputy Editor, BusinessLine, at the webinar on ‘Attaining self-sufficiency in solar PV manufacturing’× Industry leaders seek production-linked incentives, basic customs duty protection

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