Hindalco shares plummet 7% as U.S.-based arm Novelis reports weak Q2
Novelis has withdrawn its EBITDA per tonne guidance over concerns surrounding ‘accelerating’ tightening of scrap spreads with liberalisation of scrap import by China.
Novelis has withdrawn its EBITDA per tonne guidance over concerns surrounding ‘accelerating’ tightening of scrap spreads with liberalisation of scrap import by China.
Hindalco's Silvassa extrusion plant and Chakan battery fabrication plant will be pivotal in tapping into the growing EV market.
Aditya Birla Group’s metals flagship's revenue from operations increased 7.6% year-on-year to ₹57,013 crore during the first quarter
Novelis says it will continue to evaluate the timing of the offering in the future.
The proposed IPO is an offer for sale by the existing promoter Hindalco Industries.
The aluminium recycler is looking to raise up to $945 million by offering 45 million shares at a price range of $18 and $21 each.
The aluminium giant has submitted a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the US for IPO
Novelis expects to complete the public offering after the SEC completes its review process.
U.S. arm Novelis reports revenues of $4.1 billion, impacted by lower average aluminium prices and subdued shipments.
Hindalco’s Q4 consolidated revenue was flat on YoY basis at ₹55,857 cr; EBITDA dips 23% over higher input costs, unfavourable macros