Orkla India, the parent company of food brands like MTR Foods and Eastern Condiments, has filed its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) for ...

All MTR passengers will enjoy half-fare rides on Sunday, July 13, as part of a rebate arrangement due to its service suspension on the entire Tseung K ...

Karnataka's heritage foods brand MTR changed hands in 2007, but Norwegian owner Orkla ensured it stayed rooted in its Kannadiga identity. The strategy helped the 100-year-old company stay as a big ...

Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation and franchised bus firm KMB are considering allowing passengers to bring small animals on public transport in a bid to cater to pet owners, the Post has learned.

It’s a little-known fact, especially among the incessant bustle of living in Hong Kong, but several MTR stations in our city actually have exhibition spaces that host interesting shows for those ...

Discover the rich history and stories behind Bengaluru's iconic MTR in the new coffee table book, by Hemamalini Maiya, and author Pratima Chabbi ...

Bengaluru ’s iconic MTR Foods is reportedly in advanced discussions to be acquired by ITC Ltd, according to a report by The Mint. This move is seen as ITC’s strategic effort to strengthen its ...

ITC Ltd is in early discussions with Norway's Orkla ASA to acquire its Indian businesses MTR Foods Pvt. Ltd and Eastern Condiments Pvt. Ltd for about $1.4 billion, two people aware of the talks ...

MTR Carbon Capture will install its Polaris membrane carbon capture system at TSMC's Taichung Zero-Waste Manufacturing Center.

Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC) partners with MTR Carbon Capture to install a Polaris membrane system at its Taichung Zero-Waste Center by 2025, reducing emissions and advancing its carbon footprint ...

MTR’s Polaris membrane process produces no chemical emissions and uses little water, making it a much cleaner and environmentally-friendly capture approach compared to alternative solvent-based ...

343 roadkills in 10 months at MTR in Nilgiris, says study MTR, which is part of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, is a critical biodiversity hotspot in the Western Ghats covering 688.59 square kilometres.