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Morning news
27/08/2025
Good Morning Vande Mataram
News Headlines from Leading Financial Newspapers, Compiled by Rudra Shares
Wednesday, 27 August, 2025
*Corporate & Deals*
* Gangwals to sell 3.1% stake in IndiGo parent via block deals
* Welspun moves NCLT against Lavasa's top bidder Valor
* TPG Asia exits Sai Life Sciences for Rs 2,675.6 crore; Authum Investment buys 6.2% stake in Veranda Learning
* KFin Tech settles case with Sebi for Rs 87.75 lakh
*Banking & Financial Services*
* Jana Small Finance Bank set to merge investment and financial holding firms
* TPG-backed SK Finance said to shelve India IPO after weak demand
* HDFC Bank shares adjust to bonus issue
*Capital Markets & IPOs*
* Patel Retail shares debut with 20% premium over IPO price on BSE
* Shreeji Shipping shares drop post 8% listing gains
* Vikram Solar shares list at 2% premium over IPO price on NSE
* Vikran Engineering IPO GMP rises as issue fully subscribed within hours on Day 1
* Anlon Healthcare IPO subscribed 1.7x on Day 1, retail portion booked 9x
* SEBI clears Ardee Engineering Rs 580-crore IPO
* Vigor Plast India SME IPO to open next month
* Sebi panel suggests faster open offer process with quicker payout to investors
*Economy & Policy*
* India’s growth engine faces 30-80 bps knock as tariff storm hits \$86bn exports
* Trump doubles tariff from Aug 27: Indian labour-intensive goods face over 50%; pharma, tech remain spared
* Stock market holiday today: BSE, NSE shut for Ganesh Chaturthi
* With tariff overhang gone, focus shifts to earnings growth and domestic plays, says Equentis Wealth CIO
*Sectors & Companies*
* No Diwali fireworks: Bollywood braces for lack of big releases
* Gems, jewellery exporters seek counsel on rerouting shipments
* Indian refiners unlikely to halt Russian crude purchases
* India likely to sign \$1 billion deal with GE for 113 Tejas Mark 1A engines by September: Report
* Auto, metal, real estate stocks drop up to 2% on Trump tariff worries
* Shree Digvijay Cement shares fall after clarifying on Adani Group asset interest buzz
* Pharma stocks fall after Trump promises significant US drug price cuts
* Ola Electric shares rise as firm secures PLI certification for its Gen 3 scooter portfolio
*Flows & Market Trends*
* Credit card game is back in full swing as players take risks
* FIIs log biggest sell-off since May 20 at Rs 6,517 crore; DIIs record strongest buying since Aug 8 at Rs 7,060 crore
*Regulatory & Others*
* Avadhut Sathe responds to Sebi action, denies giving stock tips or acting as finfluencer
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