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How Maruti Suzuki is able to maintain more than 40% market share in Passenger Car Segment from past 20+ Years

July 26, 2020 20430 Views 1 comment Print

How Maruti Suzuki is able to maintain more than 40% market share in Passenger Car Segment from past 20+ Years Introduction: Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) which was founded by Govt of India to merge with Suzuki Motor Corporation of Japan for manufacturing & selling of passenger vehicles in India. MSIL is 15 years older […]

Why Merger of Vodafone & Idea is not Anti-Competitive

July 17, 2020 5766 Views 0 comment Print

Merger of large companies in same industry is Anti-Competitive but merger of Vodafone & Idea is not (though merged entity will have highest market share in Wireless Telecom Market). Here’s why? Introduction: Reliance Jio, A company which brought digital revolution in India and has changed the composition of telecom industry which was originally having 11 […]

Why Aircel filed for Bankruptcy despite 7.5 Crores Subscribers

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Why Aircel has filed for Bankruptcy despite being a Sixth Largest Telecom Company with around 7.5 Crores Subscribers in the month in which application is filed. Introduction: Aircel Limited, which was incorporated in the year 1999 by Sivasankaran, since its Incorporation, it was growing at a good rate. In the initial stages, it started its […]

Why Companies exiting China are choosing Vietnam over India

July 17, 2020 16224 Views 2 comments Print

Companies moving from China to India may not have a major beneficial impact on the country’s economy. In this article, we will be focusing on why companies exiting china are preferring Vietnam over India.

How IPL Teams earns income & maintain profits despite huge costs

July 17, 2020 4998 Views 0 comment Print

A major Source of income for IPL teams is Media rights for broadcasting IPL. When IPL was started in 2008, Sony has acquired broadcasting rights for ten years for a price of Rs 8200 Crores (i.e., 820 Crores per annum) but same rights for the five year period 2018-22 were acquired for a whooping price of Rs 16,347 Crores (i.e., 3,269 Crores per annum which is 4 times the earlier price) by Star India

Why Cox & Kings went bankrupt?

July 17, 2020 15522 Views 2 comments Print

Why a 262-year-old listed travel company (i.e., Cox & Kings) with a value of 9000 Crores in FY 2017-18 went bankrupt for non-payment of just 200 Crores Loan in Oct 2019 Introduction: Cox & Kings Ltd set up in 1758, is one of the longest established travel companies. Headquartered in India and the UK, the […]

Betting is illegal in India but Dream11 isn’t, here’s why

July 17, 2020 56289 Views 3 comments Print

We all know that betting is an illegal activity in India. Dream11, a fantasy sports platform based in India that allows users to play fantasy cricket, hockey, football, kabaddi and basketball. We always feel like in substance, there’s no difference between contests entered in Dream11 and betting due to following things:

Voluntary Delisting Process & Advantages explained; Why Vedanta planning to get delisted

July 17, 2020 6882 Views 0 comment Print

Delisting a security will primarily change the primary mode of transacting in such security from Recognised Stock Exchange (RSE) to Over The Counter (OTC). This is not a simple process and will take more than 2 years in some cases owing to various regulatory concerns.

How Turakhia Brothers were in India’s top 100 richest persons despite not having any degree

July 17, 2020 2778 Views 0 comment Print

How Turakhia Brothers were in India’s top 100 richest persons despite not having any degree Introduction: Turakhia Brothers (Bhavin Turakhia & Divyank Turakhia) have built about a dozen of companies within two years of their career. After selling five companies, these brothers listed in India’s richest persons list in 2016 despite not having a college […]

How Reliance Jio proved that free services by it were not Anti-Competitive

July 17, 2020 22293 Views 0 comment Print

CCI has concluded that mere provision of services at free of cost by itself cannot be termed as Anti-Competitive unless the same is evidenced by dominant enterprise and an Anti-Competitive objective of excluding competition / competitors which does not seem to be the current scenario after considering relevant market and competitors

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