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Coromandel International lost 1.18% to Rs 724.70 after the company's consolidated net profit tanked 33.5% to Rs 155.85 crore on 0.5% decline in net sales to Rs 2,855.97 crore in Q4 FY21 over Q4 FY20. On a consolidated basis, profit before depreciation, interest, taxes and exceptional item (EBITDA) for the quarter ended 31 March 2021 stood at Rs 261 crore as against Rs 391 crore during the corresponding quarter last year, dropping 33.24% Y-o-Y (year-on-year). For the year ended 31 March 2021, the company's consolidated total income stood at Rs 14,257 crore over Rs 13,177 crore earned last year...

Coromandel Q4 net profit falls at ₹156 cr April 29, 2021 PAT for 2020-21 up at ₹1,329 crore Coromandel International, a manufacturer of fertilisers, crop protection and other agri inputs, has posted a lower net profit of ₹156 crore in the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2021, against ₹234 crore in the comparable quarter last year. The Murugappa group company reported a consolidated total income of ₹2,872 crore (₹2,881 crore). For the full year, however, the company reported a higher consolidated net profit of ₹1,329 crore against ₹1,065 crore in the previous year. It reported a...

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Updated: Share Article AAA Coromandel International managing director Sameer Goel and Vagish Dixit of ALPLA India have been elected chairman and vice-chairman respectively of Confederation of Indian Industry, Telangana (CII-TS) for 2021-22. Mr.Goel, who was vice-chairman of CII-TS for 2020-21, had a brief stint in Cipla as country head prior to joining Coromandel. He started his career with Glaxo Smith Kline Consumer in India in 1987 and worked in various positions in general management, sales and marketing across geographies and businesses both in the country and international markets. Mr....

(Bloomberg) -- A string of poorly-received bond auctions in the past week is driving home a message -- the Treasuries-led global rout is leaving investors scarred and governments staring at higher borrowing costs.U.S. yields resumed their rise Wednesday after a brief lull that followed a disastrous sale of seven-year Treasury notes last week. Sovereign bond offerings from Indonesia to Japan and Germany have drawn tepid demand and at least one sale was scrapped. The push for higher rates comes as central bankers attempt to ease investors’ discomfort over the pace of the recent rise.Inves...