Dipen Sheth tries to guess which companies and sectors will make it to the Top 20 slots 10 years from now.

The Chairperson of Thermax peeps into the looking glass and sees the engineering giant increasing the contribution from services, and from its green portfolio, to sustain its blistering pace of growth.

The country’s largest private sector company, RIL, moves heaven and earth to sell KG basin gas to the country’s largest power producer, but in vain.

Prompted by the sudden collapse of the global auto industry, the Kalyanis want to transform Bharat Forge — the world's second-largest forgings maker — into a high-value engineering giant.

We bring you the most comprehensive insider account of the latest outbreak between the feuding Ambani brothers so far, write Puja Mehra and Suman Layak.Anil's spoilers

The power ministry has missed its capacity addition targets for the second year in a row.

Anil Ambani’s Reliance Power has bagged three of the four ultra mega power projects that have been awarded by the government. Has it bitten off more than it can chew?

India’s shift to renewable energy could stall in the absence of clearer policies.

The RIL boss voices a desire to be allowed to fuel millions of Indian homes without the fetters of court cases and government controls.

Just as Chinese silk invaded the Indian market in the 1990s, China's power equipment manufacturers, leveraging their lower costs and shorter delivery periods, have begun hitting Indian majors where it hurts most—and are walking away with orders worth thousands of crores of rupees. K.R. Balasubramanyam says that they are making hay while the sun shines.

Grasim is cutting costs to ride out the soft demand conditions.

Tata power co has the wind and the sun in its hair—and is also getting steamed up by ideas of pouring water on hot rocks to get free electricity—as it eyes global ambitions based on clean power. It acquires stake in an Australian geothermal co.

TCS will will play its part to help state-owned entities like National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) and Power Grid Corporation upgrade their systems and meet their goals for the 11th Plan period (2007-2012).

Infrastructure majors like Larsen & Toubro and HCC have been at the forefront of evolving into leaders in the build-operate-transfer (BOT) space. But they aren’t the only ones that have shifted gears from engineering and construction.

The sheer amount of manufacturing activity taking place in small towns of India is mindboggling. Shops are being set up at breakneck speed and there is massive expansion. Where are these clusters located, and can they really deliver on their promise? Here is what Business Today discovered.

The inability of the Navratna PSU to meet delivery deadlines on power generation equipment is one of the primary reasons for the country's power defecit. However, K.R. Balasubramanyam tells us that BHEL may still prove the sceptics wrong.   BHEL bags Rs 18 bn contract from NTPCBHEL unit in Hyderabad registers profit

PSU stocks are trading at attractive valuations. Now is a good time to buy these shares.

Anil Ambani’s Reliance Power has the most aggressive plans of all power players and investors are willing to repose faith in the premium for the Ambani surname. K.R. Balasubramanyam finds out whether Reliance Power has bitten off more than it can chew. Reliance Energy to consider buyback of shares Who will get Reliance Power bonus?Reliance Power wants allotment dues before bonus offer

Two decades after testing Indian waters, the Hindujas are once again in investment mode in India. They’re planning to pump at least $50 billion into a number of sectors in the next five to seven years. That's not too little, but are they too late? Brian Carvalho tells us the inside story.

The announcement that Singapore’s 2,670 MW Tuas Power is up for sale has electrified Indian power majors. Tuas is the youngest and first of the three power companies Temasek Holdings.