Godrej Consumer’s ₹450-Crore Muuchstac Acquisition Signals New FMCG Playbook
Godrej Consumer acquires men’s grooming brand Muuchstac in a ₹450-crore deal. Founders will continue running operations as GCPL expands into high-margin D2C categories.
Godrej Consumer acquires men’s grooming brand Muuchstac in a ₹450-crore deal. Founders will continue running operations as GCPL expands into high-margin D2C categories.
Bharat Electronics (BEL) bags ₹633 crore order from Cochin Shipyard for supply of advanced naval sensors, communication, and fire control systems. Read how this deal boosts India’s defence self-reliance.
Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL) gained after emerging as the lowest bidder for a ₹145.35 crore Southern Railway project in the Salem division, supporting the Mission 3000 MT loading target. The project involves traction substations, SCADA integration, and advanced power quality systems to be executed over 540 days. Despite a YoY profit decline in Q1 FY26, RVNL continues to secure major contracts, strengthening its role in India’s railway infrastructure growth.
NCC Wins ₹2,269 Crore MMRDA Deal to Construct Mumbai Metro Line 6: Boost for India’s Urban Infrastructure Push Infrastructure giant
On July 9, 2025, Indian markets faced global headwinds as US tariff hikes targeted pharma and metals, but strong domestic developments in steel, infra, and upcoming IPOs like Anthem Biosciences kept investor sentiment balanced.
Bajel Projects surged 5% after announcing a ₹170 crore capacity expansion at its Ranjangaon plant, increasing galvanization from 40,500 MT to 110,000 MT to meet rising power sector demand.
BRNL gained 5% after its unit OSEPL received ₹383.85 crore from NHAI under Vivad Se Vishwas II, fully resolving a decade-old road project dispute and easing its financial stress.
Indian stock markets ended strong on July 8, 2025, backed by institutional buying, upbeat earnings from key companies like Kotak Bank and M&M, and positive momentum in realty and banking sectors, even as global tariff tensions weighed on sentiment.
Despite global trade friction and sectoral rotation in equities, India Inc continues to post encouraging earnings in healthcare, retail, and banking—setting the tone for a resilient FY26.