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How India Inc paid record dividends in these hard Covid times PSUs like BPCL, Indian Oil, NTPC, SBI, HPCL, Coal India and SAIL contributed the maximum to the dividend kitty in FY21. Synopsis 103 of 155 companies, including Bharat Petroleum, Indian Oil, Hindustan Unilever, Infosys, SBI, Indus Tower and Ambuja Cement, increased the dividend payout in FY21 over the previous year. India Inc paid record dividends in FY21 despite the tough Covid times, all thanks to the recovery in earnings, cashflows and improved balance sheets due to low-interest rates. Equity dividends paid by the top 155 of NS...

Synopsis "The management continues to reiterate that 5G and fibre opportunities would continue to drive growth in the future as dependency on strong telecom infrastructure remains. Tenancy additions have also improved in the past three quarters...which signifies demand for new towers," report said. "VIL is facing a severe liquidity risk due to its huge cash obligations. Its long-term business concerns still remain an overhang for Indus Towers." The 5G opportunities and growth momentum cited by Indus Towers' management notwithstanding, the long-term business concerns of large client Vodafone ...

Read more about Sensex drops below 48,000 amid volatility; breadth strong on Business Standard. Key benchmark indices are trading lower in early trade on selling pressure in index pivotals. At 9:25 IST, the barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, was down 208.94 points or 0.43% at 47,871.73. The Nifty 50 index was down 51.85 points or 0.36% at

Read more about Tata Motors, Indus Towers, Tata Elxsi in focus on Business Standard. Tata Motors said that the company's wholly owned subsidiary - Jaguar Land Rover UK, like other automotive manufacturers, is currently experiencing some Covid-19 supply chain disruption, including the global availability of semi-conductors, which is

April 22, 2021 SGX Nifty points a 100-point gap-down opening Indian markets continue to be on the edge as rising Covid crisis and its impact on the economy haunt investors, especially foreign institutional investors. While the global markets, both the US and Asian markets, are giving out bullish signals, SGX Nifty at 14,193 (8 am) indicates at least a 100-point gap-down opening for Nifty futures, which on Tuesday closed at 14,296 on the NSE. Overnight, US stocks closed about one per cent higher. Following suit, Asian stocks such as Japan, China, Korea and Hong Kong are significantly up in the...