We are almost there ...
Does Inox’s Jain have the execution chops to match his company’s rising share price?
The 37-year-old promoter has steered the wind turbine maker back from the brink, but must now contend with stiff competition—domestic and overseas.
21 October, 2024•14 min
0
21 October, 2024•14 min
0
Subscribe to read this story
We publish over 500 original, detailed stories every year on startups, corporates, stock markets and economic current affairs.
Limited time offer $125 $99 for 1 year
SUBSCRIBE
Already have an account? Sign In
More in Business
Business
The paradox of India’s gold demand
Indians are buying lots of gold, just not jewellery. This is hurting margins of retailers, who are in turn resorting to all sorts of tricks to grow.
You may also like
Business
A sobering reality check for India’s record renewable capacity addition
New green energy capacity was at an all-time high in FY25, but it masks some serious challenges facing India’s ultimate renewable energy target.
Business
Waaree caught in a global solar patent crossfire
A lawsuit in the US threatens to eclipse a significant chunk of the overseas business done by India's biggest solar panel manufacturer, putting its investors at grave risk.
Business
India’s fledgling CO2 removal business remains a wild bet
Alt Carbon, Varaha and a handful of local firms in the carbon dioxide removal space face multiple obstacles, chief among them being poor demand owing to the prohibitive cost of their solutions.
