Hindustan Zinc

Hindustan Zinc Q1 net drops 15.21%

Hindustan Zinc Q1 net drops 15.21%Hindustan Zinc, a leading Vedanta Resources Group firm has informed that it has clocked substantial dip of 15.21% in its standalone net profit for the quarter ended June 2009.

The company has ascribed this decline in net profit to lower sales and sharp rise in operating cost.

Omaxe`s ARM Bags RS 907.1 Mn Order From Hindustan Zinc

Omaxe, one of the major real estate developers, has informed that its arm Omaxe Infrastructure and Construction (P) won an order worth Rs 907.10 million from Hindustan Zinc.

The proposed contract has been awarded for the improvement and construction of township for the new zinc smelter plant located at Dariba, Udaipur..

Hindustan Zinc again revises Lead and Zinc prices

Country's top zinc producer, Hindustan Zinc Ltd has raised zinc prices by 0.92 per cent to Rs 1,20,100 per tonne with immediate effect.

While, Lead prices were increased by 1.2 per cent to Rs 1,39,700 a tonne.

Two days earlier, the company had lowered zinc and lead prices to reflect a fall in global rates. The price of zinc was cut by Rs 8,300, or 6.5%, to Rs 119,000 ($2,932) a metric ton. While the company has reduced prices of lead by Rs 11,500 a ton, or 7.7%, to Rs 1,38,100.

Miscellaneous

Apollo Hospitals net profit rises 27.30%

Apollo Hospitals net profit rises 27.30%

Indian healthcare major, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise has said that its net profit has risen 27.30 per cent to Rs. 75.52 crore during the fourth quarter of the financial year till March, 2013.

The company recorded the impressive growth due to strong performance for in the healthcare services and pharmacy segments of the company. The company had recorded a net profit of Rs. 59.32 crore for during the same quarter of the previous financial year, the company said in a statement.

Golf futures trading at Rs. 25,427

Golf futures trading at Rs. 25,427

According to the latest figures available, the gold futures for May were trading 1.6 per cent or Rs. 408 lower at Rs. 25,427 per 10 gram this noon at the Multi Commodity Exchange.

Gold futures for May have fallen for the seventh straight session in the Indian market. Gold prices have faced the pressure in the market due to heavy selling in the global markets. The confidence in the gold investment is falling as investors find other avenues for investment and this indicates that the price of gold might fall further in the year.