Why are civil engineers so important?
Civil engineers make use of the principles of civil engineering to design the many structures we see around us. They are responsible for planning and overseeing different construction efforts and applying civil engineering principles to ensure that constructed structures are safe and sturdy.
Why you have chosen civil engineering?
Civil engineers are the unsung heroes of the engineering world. Yet this jack-of-all-trades discipline is an incremental part of creating everything from tall skyscrapers and complex stadiums to bridges, railways and tunnels. As a civil engineer, your work influences where people work, relax, learn and live.
Is civil engineering good optional for IAS?
UPSC Civil Engineering Optional is, no doubt, a tough subject. Though you have already good knowledge in it, it does not give you the privilege of neglecting it by any means. Only strategic preparation will save you both time and increase the scopes of obtaining scores.
How will the delisting of Vedanta Resources work?
The delisting will be done on the stock exchanges via the process of reverse book building, which will enable eventual price discovery. Vedanta Resources has agreed to buy back the public shareholding of Vedanta Ltd at a price of Rs87.50 per share; a small discount to the current market price.
Who is the parent company of Vedanta Resources?
Vedanta Resources is the parent of the structure. However, they only own 50.14\% of Vedanta Ltd. ( VEDL ). Vedanta Resources was previously a separate publicly-traded company but was taken private in October 2018 by Volcan Investments, the Agarwal family trust, which bought out the remaining shareholders.
What are the key business segments of valuevedanta?
Vedanta Ltd. has the following segments namely: Zinc India, Zinc International, Aluminum Power, Iron & Steel, Copper, Oil & Gas Zinc India is their 64.9\% share of Hindustan Zinc, which also trades publicly in India. Along with its other assets, the Aluminum segment only owns 51\% of Bharat Aluminum (BALCO).
Is Vedanta’s stock price worth the volatility?
From late 2017 when the Sino-US trade war commenced and Chinese economy began to slow down, the stock price of Vedanta has corrected over 80\%. That is the kind of volatility that does not add much value to Vedanta. The irony is that Vedanta currently sits on a cash balance of Rs35,000cr but has a market cap of just Rs33,000cr.