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His target of 50 million tons by 2015 will make Jaypee India's second-largest cement producer after Kumar Birla's Aditya Birla Group.
Road to Riches Naazneen Karmali 2010
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Forbes Asia Magazine dated March 28, 2011 Risk-taking at Kumar Birla's industrial group is geared to being able to weather the worst of times.
Forbes.com: News Naazneen Karmali 2011
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Moneylosing Novelis was more than twice the size of Birla's metals flagship, Hindalco, in revenue and saddled with debt of $2.4 billion.
Forbes.com: News Naazneen Karmali 2011
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Kumar Birla, 43, exudes a quiet confidence in an interview at Birla's corporate headquarters in Mumbai.
Forbes.com: News Naazneen Karmali 2011
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Birla's Novelis deal came right after Tata Steel's $12.9 billion acquisition of the U.K.'s Corus Steel.
Forbes.com: News Naazneen Karmali 2011
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Birla's acquisition will place it ahead of Cabot Corp
Reuters: Top News 2011
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It fits in with Birla's avowed goal of achieving global size and scale in all his businesses.
Forbes.com: News Forbes Blogs 2011
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"It was a bold bet, but Kumar didn't flinch from making it," says Sumant Sinha, Birla's former finance head, who now chairs Savant Advisors, a Mumbai corporate finance consultancy.
Forbes.com: News Naazneen Karmali 2011
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It fits in with Birla's avowed goal of achieving global size and scale in all his businesses.
Forbes.com: News 2011
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Initially, it seemed Birla's critics were right, especially when the global economy went into a spin, causing further hardship to cash-strapped Novelis.
Forbes.com: News Naazneen Karmali 2011
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