Chemical | 13 August 2020
Praj Industries swings to loss due to slow market uptake
The company reported net loss of Rs 10.50 crore in Q1FY21.
The company reported net loss of Rs 10.50 crore in Q1FY21.
The company's subsidiary in the US will be distributing industrial rubber good products in North America.
Company has got final approval from the US regulatory authorities.
Net revenue for Q1 FY 2020-21 is down by 45% to reach Rs. 241.17 crore.
The transaction is subject to the approval of the relevant authorities and is expected to be closed around mid-2021.
Phosphatic fertiliser companies will be major beneficiaries of the volume growth as the sales volume for this particular segment has nearly doubled in the first quarter of fiscal year 2021 compared to the same period of previous fiscal, while raw material prices have remained subdued.
The company confirmed its forecast for the full year and still anticipates EBITDA pre exceptionals of between EUR 800 million and EUR 900 million for 2020.
Both parties will jointly develop, sell and supply a product line of best in class ultra low NOx burners for the global oil processing and petrochemical industries.
Company's consolidated net revenue dropped by 4.91% YoY and stood at Rs1,636.58 crore
Company's total income declined 9.93% YoY and stood at Rs.937.55 crores in Q1FY21.
Through this collaboration with Plastic Energy, Sealed Air is helping to eliminate plastic waste, support complementary approaches to recycling and enable its customers to incorporate recycled plastics back into their packaging.
The new venture will focus on innovation in vegetable varieties with the goal of lifting the vertical farming space to the next level of quality, efficiency and sustainability.
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The renewable diesel will be sourced from a refinery acquired by Global Clean Energy in Bakersfield, California
Production at the new plant to start from October 2020.
This decline in throughput was due to partial and full shutdown of a number of industries, refineries, power plants etc. which reduced their off-take of natural gas as the demand of their respective products decreased.
Net losses during the second quarter amounted to SR2.22 billion ($0.59 billion).
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DMP will be combined with ESI’s existing Chemtech metals recycling business to form MacDermid Envio Solutions.
Sales decline 37.27% to Rs 469.61 crore.
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Agreement provides Helm exclusive sales and distribution rights throughout Europe.
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The company's profit grew by 7.5% YoY and stood at Rs. 56.5 crore
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