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.
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POWERGRID Acquires Two Major Transmission Projects Worth ₹3,375 Crore to Boost India’s Energy Network
POWERGRID acquires two transmission projects worth ₹3,375 crore to boost India’s grid capacity, renewable integration, and power reliability nationwide.
Bharat Electronics Secures ₹633 Crore Defence Order from Cochin Shipyard — Strengthening India’s Naval Capabilities
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.
What is a Demerger? Explained with the Tata Motors Example
Learn what a demerger means with the Tata Motors example. Understand why its share price dropped after the split, what investors gain, and how this strategic move unlocks long-term value.
What is an IPO (Initial Public Offering)? A Complete Guide for Beginners
Learn what an IPO (Initial Public Offering) is, its process, face value, issue price, benefits, and real-world examples. A complete beginner-friendly guide to IPO investing.
RVNL Shares Gain as Company Emerges L1 Bidder for ₹145 Crore Southern Railway Project
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.
Infosys Announces ₹13,560 Crore Share Buyback Proposal: What It Means for Investors and the Broader Market
Infosys has approved a ₹13,560 crore share buyback at a 25% premium, marking its fifth since 2017. The move highlights strong cash reserves, boosts investor confidence, and signals management’s belief in long-term growth. Meanwhile, Indian markets saw key updates across defense, auto, pharma, banking, energy, and IT sectors.
Kalpataru Projects Bags ₹2,293 Crore Orders
Kalpataru Projects International has won contracts worth ₹2,293 crore across domestic and global markets, reinforcing its leadership in the B&F and T&D segments. The company’s FY26 order book now stands at ₹9,443 crore, ensuring strong visibility for future growth. Backed by robust execution and a diversified portfolio, KPIL remains a key player in the EPC sector.
Adani Ports Launches Tender Offer to Buy Back $450 Million Worth of Senior Notes
Adani Ports has approved a US$ 450 million tender offer to repurchase its senior notes due 2027 and 2029. This move underscores strong liquidity, better debt management, and long-term strategic planning. Investors may see improved earnings and credit outlook as a result.