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1800 CR Revenue guidelines in fy22 with 26% Margin
Still trade in discount compare to #AlkylAmines
#BalajiAmines
1800 CR Revenue guidelines in fy22 with 26% Margin
Still trade in discount compare to #AlkylAmines
#BalajiAmines\u2019 up 13% this week & over 300% this year so far. @_soniashenoy & @SurabhiUpadhyay speak to MD, D Ram Reddy who says that they will come up with the Acetonitrile plant next financial year. @sonalbhutra pic.twitter.com/7bGxfz8xiO
— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18News) August 27, 2021
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