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  • Hyundai’s Rocky Ride To Recovery

    Hyundai’s Rocky Ride To Recovery

    The automaker is making a strong push to reclaim its declining market share. With competitors like Tata Motors and M&M stepping up their game, the question remains—can Hyundai turn the tide?
    Deep DiveCost cuts and smart capex kept India Inc’s bottom line strong in FY25. Will demand catch up now?

    Cost cuts and smart capex kept India Inc’s bottom line strong in FY25. Will demand catch up now?

    Cost cuts and smart capex kept India Inc’s bottom line strong in FY25 but with sales still sluggish, can capacity utilisation and demand catch up in FY26?

    Restoring lost trust will be the priority for IndusInd’s CEO

    The recent upheaval at IndusInd Bank has raised red flags about the accountability of the board. A new CEO, to be picked soon, will be racing against time to restore trust.
    Interview‘‘Three major shifts are reshaping India’s healthcare”: Philips India’s Bharath Sesha

    ‘‘Three major shifts are reshaping India’s healthcare”: Philips India’s Bharath Sesha

    Philips India's Bharath Sesha on how the company's growth trajectory in India includes both organic and inorganic expansion routes.

    "India can become a $10 trillion economy soon": Børge Brende, President & CEO, World Economic Forum

    Børge Brende, President and CEO of the World Economic Forum, on the global and Indian economy, and the future of trade.

    “Further rate cuts depend on inflation”, says Economist Nagesh Kumar, external member of RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee

    Economist Nagesh Kumar, external member of the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee, on why food inflation is more manageable this year but crude could be a concern

    “Would be a happy man if Raymond continues its legacy”: Raymond Group’s Gautam Hari Singhania

    Raymond Group’s Gautam Hari Singhania on how the group plans to enhance value for its shareholders.
    Deep DiveIndian Railways turns to private players to help meet its electrification dreams

    Indian Railways turns to private players to help meet its electrification dreams

    Indian Railways has achieved nearly 100% track electrification but does not have enough electric locomotives. IT has now turned to private players to fill the demand-supply gap.
    Editor's NoteGears and Growth

    Gears and Growth

    As Hyundai Motor steps on the gas to reclaim lost ground in an increasingly competitive Indian automobile landscape, its journey mirrors the broader evolution of India Inc. in the post-pandemic era.