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How should investors make a play for the NCLT distressed companies? While an immediate resolution of these assets and acquisition by a serious player could definitely help revive these companies, will investors make money? The question needs to be seen in the light of the prospective acquisition of the deal. The tug of war between the bankers and the acquirers of the steel assets is intensifying each passing day. The share price of two much discussed steel assets -  Bhushan Steel  and  Monnet Ispat   -- have moved up swiftly which has attracted investors hoping to be part of their turnaround stories. While an immediate resolution of these assets and acquisition by a serious player could definitely help revive these companies, will investors make money? The question needs to be seen in the light of the prospective acquisition of the deal. Crystal ball gazing Moneycontrol presents a scenario to see if Monnet Ispat and Bhushan Steel are worth ...

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Gravita India is churning waste into treasure and how The company will be compounding its equity at a very high rate of return rather than distributing the cash back to its shareholders in the form of dividend. When a Chief Financial Officer of a company, which is making 30 percent return on equity, says that the company will not be net cash positive for some time as they will keep investing cash back in the business because of the huge demand, this is actually an opportunity rather than a concern for investors. Why? The company will be compounding its equity at a very high rate of return rather than distributing the cash back to its shareholders in the form of dividend. Recycling profits The company in question is  Gravita India , which is into the waste recycling business. In India there are hardly any national serious players in the waste recycling business and Gravita is the largest player with annual sales turnover of Rs 655 crore. It collects lead-based scra...

Future Supply Chain IPO: Growth at a reasonable price