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    Pramod Mittal-led companies fail to ride commodity super cycle, lose executives

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    Other Independent directors Rupanjana De, Sujit Kumar Majumdar, Kashi Prasad Khandelwal and Susil Kumar Pal have also resigned from the board, citing non-infusion of funds by the promoters despite a promise to do so.

    The current commodity super-cycle is pushing India's metal makers to report record margins and realisations in FY21, but some companies continue to flounder. Among those that have not been able to take advantage of the strong demand growth are two listed companies — Pramod Mittal-led Balasore Alloys Ltd and Gontermann Piepers. Balasore Alloys, one of the country’s biggest ferrochrome producers, has seen several top-level exits, including that
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