ADITYA BIRLA SUN LIFE ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANY LIMITED
Location
Dubai
Founded
2010-01-26
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2025-04-19 (odishabarta.com)
CSR Fair inaugurated to empower local producer groups |
Rayagada (Baladal Tah): Utkal Alumina, a Unit of Hindalco Industries of the Aditya Birla Group,.
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2025-03-22 (businesstoday.in)
Business Icon Of The Year
This special issue of Business Today Magazine spotlights resilience and leadership of India Inc. titans and policymakers in an evolving global landscape. With economic uncertainties and shifting market dynamics, Indian businesses are navigating new opportunities and disruptions. It is against this background that we bring you this year's BT India's Best CEOs list, a line-up of India's sharpest and most effective business leaders. Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman, Aditya Birla Group, has been recognised as the 'Business Icon of the Year'. Under his visionary leadership, the storied conglomerate has expanded across industries, strengthening legacy businesses while making bold forays into emerging sectors like paints and retail. The jury, led by banking industry doyen Deepak Parekh, also recognized other visionary leaders shaping India's economic future. Explore insights on business transformation, leadership strategies, and India's growth story in the special issue of BT Magazine. Out now!
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(economictimes.com)
Vodafone Idea allots shares worth Rs 36,950 crore to the govt, stake in company increases to 48.99 pc -
Vodafone Idea has allotted 3,695 crore shares to the government for Rs 36,950 crore, increasing the government's stake to 48.99%. This move, part of the 2021 Telecom Sector Reforms, converts outstanding spectrum auction dues into equity. Despite the increased government stake, Vodafone Plc and Aditya Birla Group will retain operational control of the telecom operator.
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