Dear @MoHFW_INDIA , @PMOIndia, @narendramodi, @aajtak my 6 YO daughter is battling TK2D, a rare mitochondrial disease. She is the only case in India. Treatment costs are overwhelming. We humbly request financial support under the National Rare Disease Policy. Please help us.
@suryakane So true, India with current demographics should have grown atleast by 10% yoy for last 5-7yrs. China with similar demographics in the 2000s grew in double digits which helped them cement the place they have in the world today. India’s bureaucracy has let us down big time.
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🧵 Hungry for growth again.
There is a new trend among the major mining companies. For the first time since the end of the great bull market in commodities more than 12 years ago, the giants of the mining industry are focusing more on growth.
In recent years, BHP, Rio Tinto and the like have been relatively reluctant to embark on major new investment programs, maintaining strong capital discipline and prioritizing dividend payouts over growth investments. That will change in 2024. The commodity giants want to benefit more from the expected boom in demand for many metals that will play a key role in the energy transition (see Copper).
Given the risks of recession and the many uncertainties in the world's largest consuming nation (China), will the new growth spurt succeed? 2024 is going to be very interesting in this area as well. Let's take a look at some of the #mining giants' CAPEX plans for the coming year(s). ⚒️
BHP and Rio Tinto are the world's largest miners.
Together represent ~$250b in market value.
Recently, they shared outlooks at the Bank of America Global Metals, Mining & Steel Conference in Barcelona.
Here are your key takeaways, investor:
One of the best ways to learn about the Copper Industry is by studying the Top 10 Global Producers.
I read each of the Top 10 #Copper Producer quarterly reports so you don't have to.
Here's a thread on the most important data and themes from the world's largest players ... 🧵
Climate scientists have found a clear shift in the monsoon pattern in India—the nation is now facing longer dry periods punctuated by shorter, heavier spells of rain. As global temps rise, this pattern is likely to intensify.
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@dyer440 Any names you can suggest from traded equities in India market, I can think of #CoalIndia but being a Govt company, a bit sceptical as to how it will perform inspite of good earnings.