Aarti Industries Limited (AIL), a leading global manufacturer of speciality chemicals, has entered into a multi-year supply agreement with a top global agrochemical innovator for the supply of a ...

The chemical stock opened at ₹430 per share in an early morning session today, as compared to previous close of ₹430.15 on ...

Aarti Industries Limited, a leading global manufacturer of speciality chemicals, has entered into a multi-year supply ...

Aarti Industries (AIL) rallied 4.17% to Rs 448.30 after it has entered into a multi-year supply agreement with a top global agrochemical innovator for a critical agrochemical intermediate used in crop ...

Aarti Industries has entered into a multi-year supply agreement with a top global agrochemical innovator for the supply of a critical agrochemical intermediate used in crop protection formulations.

While the UK’s “spineless, clueless” Labour government hammered out its “new definition of ‘anti-Muslim hostility,’ ” thunders Spiked’s Brendan O’Neill, “supporters” of the “brutish” “death cult ...

ESSEX Police has introduced a new process designed to make the movement of abnormal indivisible loads (AILs) safer, simpler and more efficient for haulage companies operating across Essex. Essex ...

Having flirted with relegation a number of seasons ago, Clonmel now sit top of the league with 59 points, the best points difference and most points scored by any team in the division. They have also ...

The foundations were laid by a quick start that saw Highfield playing catch-up throughout. Naas were in front after just three minutes when Charlie Sheridan reacted quickest and collected a loose ball ...

Oisín Fagan scored three tries for the Limerick side and Padraic Galvin got one. Cian Casey kicked two conversions. In 2C, ...

The fun and games at the Aviva and its environs didn’t end on Friday night as Lansdowne produced their best performance of the season on Saturday to beat Young Munster on the back pitch. Two junior ...

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