Ujaas Energy Ltd.

Ujaas Energy reports a significant drop in Q3 profit to Rs 15 lakh due to lower revenues. Revenue declines to Rs 3.48 crore.

Ujaas Energy shareholders approve raising authorised share capital to Rs 52 crore. Preferential issue of equity shares also approved.

Ujaas Energy board approves 2:1 bonus issue, allotting over 2.22 crore shares. Shareholders to get two shares for every one held.

Ujaas Energy reports a 35% drop in Q1 net profit to Rs 2.48 crore due to lower revenues. Board approves IMC dissolution and extends Management Committee scope.

Ujaas Energy proposes to raise its authorised share capital to Rs 45 crore and issue bonus shares at a ratio of 1:4. The company will seek shareholder approval at its AGM on August 16, 2024.

India's 2025-26 sugar output estimate cut 4.4% to 28.3 mn tonne due to adverse weather in key producing states, says AISTA.

IL&FS Mutual Fund commits Rs 125 crore to Hero Solar Energy for debt refinancing and renewable project expansion. Fund's renewable energy portfolio grows.

Sensex and Nifty fall amid Middle East tensions, foreign fund outflows. Weak US & Asian markets dampen sentiment. Oil prices & FII activity noted.

Rupee rises to 91.62 against the US dollar after a waiver for Indian refiners to buy Russian oil. Market factors detailed.

Delhi excise department collected Rs 4,992 crore revenue by January-end. Revised target is Rs 6,000 crore by March. Details here.

Copper futures climbed to Rs 1,218/kg on spot demand. April contracts saw a 0.2% increase on the Multi Commodity Exchange.

Aluminium futures climb 0.28% to Rs 335.10/kg on fresh positions. Positive spot market trend and demand from industries support prices.

Crude oil futures fell to Rs 7,189 per barrel on MCX amid global uncertainties and weak spot demand. WTI & Brent Crude prices also declined.

Conflict in West Asia halves air cargo from Kochi. Perishables worst hit. Special Abu Dhabi flight to clear consignment. Details here.

India's 2025-26 sugar output estimate cut 4.4% to 28.3 mn tonne due to adverse weather in key producing states, says AISTA.