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Morning News
06/09/2025
Good morning
Vande Mataram
News Headlines from Leading Financial Newspapers, Compiled by *Rudra Shares*
Saturday, 06 September 2025
Economy & Policy
• India’s first port-based green hydrogen pilot project begins production
• GST 2.0: Consumer companies readying big festive splash to boost sales
• Affordable housing seen as unpriced dark horse from cement GST cut
• GST slash could turn mid-caps into market darlings — dairy, snacks, and tractors in spotlight
• Govt to unveil surgical measures to offset Trump tariffs, support affected industries, says Sandeep Bagla of TRUST MF
Corporate & Deals
• Vedanta beats Adani Group with Rs 17,000 crore bid to acquire Jaiprakash Associates
• Tata Motors to cut car, SUV prices sharply after GST reduction; popular model to get cheaper by Rs 1.55 lakh
• Indus Towers shares surge as promoter Bharti Airtel buys 69 lakh shares in 5 sessions
• Supreet Chemicals to tap capital markets for Rs 499 crore fund raise, files IPO papers
• Woven polypropylene bag maker Knack Packaging files for Rs 475 crore IPO to fund capex
• Hydraulic fittings maker Hy-Tech Engineers files IPO papers with SEBI, plans expansion
• Insurtech platform Turtlemint Fintech Solutions files pre-filed DRHP with SEBI for IPO
• Chartered Speed files DRHP for Rs 855 cr IPO
• Passenger mobility company Chartered Speed plans Rs 855-crore IPO to increase fleet size, reduce debt
• Urban Company IPO: SBI MF, Permira, Prosus and Elevation mop up shares worth nearly Rs 500 crore
Banking & Financial Services
• IDBI Bank divestment is moving fast, will likely conclude by FY26: FM Nirmala Sitharaman
• Sebi widened Jane St probe on data gaps, complaints: Report
• Sebi cautions public over impersonation attempt of letterhead, email and fake payment links
• FIIs net sell shares worth Rs 1305 crore, DIIs net buy Rs 1821 crore on September 5
Auto & Aviation
• Car makers likely to see pent-up demand over next two months on tax rationalisation: Stellantis official
• SpiceJet sinks into losses in Q1 as fleet & operational issues weigh
• Ola Electric shares drop after SoftBank sells 2% stake in EV scooter-maker
Technology & Innovation
• BHEL to develop fuel cell-based trains in partnership with Singapore-based Horizon Tech
• Google hit with \$3.45 billion EU antitrust fine over adtech practices
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