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Authors: Ragavan, Srividhya; Saravanan, A;

Reference No: STR0483 Pages: 20 Published on: 30, September, 2025

Abstract: This case provides a lesson for corporate boards on evaluating risks generally in dispute management, and specifically in public–private partnerships where the government party typically enjoys higher bargaining power. Contemporary corporate governance necessitates nuanced planning for resolving disputes, as the decisions of corporate boards can impact the course and ... More

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Authors: Krishnamurthy, Renganathan; Dwibedy, Punyashlok; Aggarwal, Mayank; Karna, Amit;

Reference No: STR0449 Pages: 19 Published on: 26, November, 2020

Abstract: This case describes the international acquisition of a South African firm Beruc by an Indian Family owned firm Tega Industries Ltd., a prominent player in the business of selling solutions to the consumers on liners, screening equipment and conveyors, apart from wear and flow equipment. Ten years after the acquisition ... More

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Authors: Somani, Nikhil; Narayanan, Aditya; Raghuram, G.;

Reference No: CIPR0014(B) Pages: 22 Published on: 11, July, 2013

Abstract: This case discusses the risks of doing business in emerging markets with changing political landscapes, as witnessed by GMR Male International Airport Private Limited (GMIAL) in Maldives. In June 2010, after a competitive bidding overseen by a World Bank arm, GMIAL won the contract to operate and expand the Male airport ... More

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Authors: Mathur, Ajeet;

Reference No: BP0319(B) Pages: 23 Published on: 14, February, 2007

Abstract: This case is a sequel to Thermax (A). It describes strategy formulation and implementation associated with decisions over investment and internationalization after the firm raised capital through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). While resolving top management succession issues, the firm finds itself in a business downturn that sharply erodes its ... More

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Authors: Gangwar, Rachna; Raghuram, G;

Reference No: CIPR0011 Pages: 39 Published on: 11, August, 2011

Abstract: In February 2011, Mr Ajay Mittal, Chairman and Managing Director of Arshiya International Limited, had to decide a way forward for his rail container business following Ministry of Railways new circular on haulage. This circular, which levied commodity specific haulage in domestic segment, along with other conditions on siding usage had ... More

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Authors: Mathur, Ajeet;

Reference No: BP0408(B) Pages: 21 Published on: 20, December, 2017

Abstract: India’s diagnostics business valued at USD 10 billion was growing at 20% annually. Several players with different business models competed. Dr. Lal PathLabs, the world’s largest histopathology centre led with a menu of 3,500 tests, 1,600 collection centres and 7,000 pick-up points. Its Initial Public Offer had been oversubscribed 33.41 times and the team ... More

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Authors: Jena, Sanjay Kumar; Borah, Sourav Bikash; Sharma, Amalesh;

Reference No: MAR0532 Pages: 16 Published on: 13, April, 2023

Abstract: Kamal Patel and Tushar Thumar, co-founders of Khedut Feeds & Foods Private Limited (KFFPL), were contemplating whether to accept the proposal from Royal Exporters Private Limited (REPL) to become one of its contract manufacturers. REPL was a leading peanut exporter in India that shipped premium peanuts to the European Union (EU) ... More

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Authors: Bagchi, Samrat; Sharma, Kamal; Agarwal, Promila ;

Reference No: STR0474 Pages: 19 Published on: 13, June, 2023

Abstract: This case explores the transition of 3i Infotech Limited becoming a digital ecosystem orchestrator in the international market from a software services provider based out of India. As a new CEO took over the company in 2021, the company has been forced to offload its products division while the services/ transactions ... More

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Authors: Mathur, Ajeet;

Reference No: BP0444 Pages: 15 Published on: 30, September, 2020

Abstract: The case describes the entrepreneurial trajectory of Madan Mohanka and his family business, Tega India Limited. The company was at an inflection point, when product demand in India for industrial rubber products for material handling in mining and mineral processing stagnated and competition intensified. The Swedish collaborators of Tega were ... More

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Authors: Karna, Amit; Garg, Amit;

Reference No: BP0424 Pages: 22 Published on: 29, March, 2019

Abstract: The year 2013-14 was very significant for Raychem RPG Ltd (RRL) - a joint venture between RPG group, India and TE Connectivity, USA. The sales were looking up and order book was promising. Newly restructured units were working well, and business in new segments was picking up. There were several ... More

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Authors: Sindhi, Vicky Vasudev;

Reference No: F&A0548TEC Pages: 12 Published on: 5, November, 2019

Abstract: The Technical Note analyses the impact of Indian Accounting Standard (Ind AS) 115 converged with International Financial Reporting Standard 15 on income recognition practices in Real Estate Sector. Indian Accounting Standard 115 was made applicable from April 2018. The Technical Note also analyses the implications of Ind AS 115 for the business and finance of ... More

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Authors: Agarwal, Anurag K;

Reference No: STR0481 Pages: 37 Published on: 26, November, 2024

Abstract: In January 2017, N. Chandrasekaran was appointed the Chairman of Tata Sons (hereafter Tata), and soon after taking charge he decided to resolve the long-pending dispute with Docomo. Tata had agreed to pay more than US$1 billion to Docomo to honour an international arbitral award. After going through the long legal ... More

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Authors: Varkkey, Biju; Koshy, Abraham; Oburai, Prathap; Joy, Roshni;

Reference No: P&IR0206 Pages: 41 Published on: 10, September, 2008

Abstract: Apollo Tyres Limited was started in 1974 by an entrepreneur, Ranauq Singh, plagued with poor quality and labour problems at its mother plant in Kerala, the business did not take off well. His son, Onkar Kanwar introduced radical changes in 1980s to the company around. By 2006, Apollo Tyres had transformed into ... More

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Authors: Karna, Amit; Tiwari, Aarushi;

Reference No: STR0468 Pages: 23 Published on: 11, November, 2022

Abstract: What started as a FMCG distributor in 1967 in Kenya as Export Finance Company, is now a dynamic global conglomerate across 48 countries and 5 continents — Export Trading Group. ETG was taken over by the then CFO Mahesh Patel after exit of the founding stakeholders. It was then when the company shifted its ... More

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