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30/04/2025
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News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by 𝐑𝐔𝐃𝐑𝐀 *Shares*
Tuesday, 29 April, 2025
• Bandhan Bank opens 16 new branches in 5 states
• Tata Motors board to consider raising Rs 500 crore via securities this week
• RBI ask banks to ensure ATMs dispense Rs 100, Rs 200 notes
• With SML Isuzu acquisition, Mahindra eyes bigger play in more than 3.5 tonne truck, bus market
• Syngene expects slower growth in FY26 on inventory reset, expansion costs
• Bulk & Block deals: Graviton Research buys 1% stake in RBL Bank on April 28
• Ultratech Cement eyeing Rs 10,000 crore in capex for FY26: CFO Atul Daga
• FIIs turn net buyers for April after 9-day buying streak, invest Rs 2,474 crore
• TVS Motor expects stronger growth ahead after sluggish start to FY26
• Corporate trainer Wagons Learning to launch IPO on May 2
• Ather Energy IPO sees 16% subscription on Day 1; GMP remains flat
• Defence stocks surge amid India-Pakistan border tensions; Paras Defence, BEL gain
• RailTel Corporation shares gain on winning order worth Rs 90 crore
• India Cement's CFO sees ebitda per tonne above Rs 1,000 crore in 3 years
• PepsiCo expands focus on India's snacks market amid rising local competition
• 'PVR Inox plans a new script beyond the big screen
• NTPC may cancel two contracts of 500 MW awarded to Gensol Engineering
• IndusInd Bank deputy CEO Arun Khurana quits amid Rs 1,960 crore derivative loss scrutiny
• Bajaj Group seeks CCI approval for Rs 24,180-cr Allianz stake buy
• Incentives must to get speciality chemicals supply chains to India: PwC-Assocham report
• 'RIL logs highest one-day gain in 11 months
• Sebi sets timeline for brokers to collect margins
• RK Forgings falls on inventory discrepancies disclosure
• Multi-fuels, exports can make Maruti a good ride
• Urban Company files DRHP for Rs 1,900-crore IPO
• RBI to buy Rs 1.25-lakh cr govt bonds via OMO in May
• Adani Green says independent review on US indictment found no irregularities
• Gensol pulled out of DLF office deal a month before Sebi order
• Bajaj Group close to cracking India’s biggest insurance deal
• Whirlpool draws Advent, Bain, and others to sell 31% in India biz, eyes up to $600 mn boost
• Dixon, Tata, Foxconn and others eye big PLI investment in electronics parts
• Eris and Biocon Biologics hit the sweet spot in India’s insulin market
• Relief ahead? Trump may reduce impact of auto tariffs
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