Jindal Steel's Naveen Jindal: 'It's Very Important to Have Fully Integrated Operations'
Episode Description
Under Naveen Jindal's leadership, Jindal Steel & Power has grown from a small loss-making division into a large and profitable enterprise. It has also moved beyond steel to power, mining, fuel and infrastructure. Jindal wears another hat too. He is a member of the Indian Parliament. In an interview with India Knowledge@Wharton, Jindal, who is the executive vice-chairman and managing director, spoke about his growth strategies for the company, his entry into politics and why he fought to change the Indian flag code. 📂 Public Policy
Brief Summary
Naveen Jindal discusses his business turnaround strategies, youth empowerment, and the significance of national pride in India.
Key points
- Transforming a Failing Business. Naven Jindal discusses the turnaround of Gindel Steel and Power from losses to profits.
- A Vision for India's Youth. Jindal emphasizes the importance of education and employment for India's youth.
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Episode highlights
- Transforming a Failing BusinessNaven Jindal discusses the turnaround of Gindel Steel and Power from losses to profits.“I couldn't believe him... how the hell is going to make it 25 million profit?”1:18Aug 23, 2010
- A Vision for India's YouthJindal emphasizes the importance of education and employment for India's youth.“If we keep our youth unemployed... it's unfortunate for the country.”14:37Aug 23, 2010
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