Welspun
Welspun inks pact with Saudi Aramco for setting up manufacturing facility - The Economic Times
20 Jan 2025
Press Trust Of India
20 Jan 2025
Welspun One plans to raise ₹4,000 crore | Company Business News
16 Jan 2025
The fundraising process has drawn interest from global investors, who are also exploring financial and strategic partnerships at the General Partner level, the company said.
Welspun One To Invest Rs 800 Crore In Urban Distribution Centre In Thane
16 Jan 2025
Welspun One announced on Monday that it will invest Rs 800 crore to develop an urban distribution centre (UDC) in Thane. Spanning 1 million square feet, the project will be India’s first and tallest G
MPW Repeat Winners: Dipali Goenka and the phenomenal growth of Welspun Living - BusinessToday - Issue Date: Nov 24, 2024
27 Dec 2024
Ask Dipali Goenka to describe Welspun Living, and pat comes the reply: “A home solutions company.” - Issue Date: Nov 24, 2024
Board of Welspun Living approves merger plans for 2 subsidiaries | Manufacturing News India
27 Dec 2024
Welspun Living said the scheme of amalgamation will allow streamlining and simplification of the business structure by setting up all the new manufacturing facilities under a single entity.
Welspun Living Opens $12.5 Mn Pillow Factory
27 Dec 2024
The factory in Grove City, a suburb of Columbus, Ohio, will employ 70 people and have an initial production capacity of 13.5 million pillows annually
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