As India struggles with shortage of oxygen, Reliance, Tata Steel, ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India and JSW Steel have diverted thousands of metric tons of oxygen from their plants.
Amazon had moved the apex court on 8 April challenging Delhi HC order that had vacated a stay on Future Group proceeding with its Rs 24,713 cr asset sale to Reliance.
According to an official, Reliance is diverting some oxygen streams meant for its petroleum coke gasification units after making it suitable for medical use.
A division bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Jasmeet Singh also issued notice to Amazon on Future Group's appeal challenging the 18 March judgment on the deal.
In 2020, Indian consumers turned to e-commerce sites for essential items and groceries. But Reliance's push to tighten regulations for Amazon and Flipkart will curb this growth.
The companies are part of four consortia preparing to apply for licenses to operate retail payments and settlement systems, with more firms banding together before a 31 March deadline.
Reliance is splitting its business to make it easier to bring in investors and expedite a proposed 20% stake sale to Saudi Aramco. It expects the separation to be completed by September.
The battle between Amazon and Reliance may set an important legal precedent for investors on whether emergency decisions by foreign arbitrators are valid in India.
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