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Morning News
15/09/2025
Good morning
Vande Mataram
News Headlines from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by Rudra Shares
Monday, 15 September 2025
**Automobile & Engineering**
* Tata Tech acquires German company ESTEC for Rs 750 crore to establish a base in Europe’s auto hub
* Midcap Tega Industries’ \$1.5 bn Molycop acquisition gives investors exposure to the green economy’s industrial backbone
**Consumer & Retail**
* ITC Foods to ride quick-commerce wave with fresh pack foray
* Festive offers and tax cuts expected to fuel retail lending by banks
**Energy & Power**
* KKR-backed Serentica to buy Statkraft’s solar power business for Rs 1,942–2,207 crore
* Besides JV route, NTPC looking to set up nuclear projects on a standalone basis: CMD Gurdeep Singh
**Telecom & Technology**
* For satcom companies, sky may have a subscriber limit
* UPI may soon allow cash withdrawals almost anywhere
* Excited about India both as market and tech hub: Publicis Sapient Global CEO Nigel Vaz
**Banking & Finance**
* SBI and private banks to reap Rs 13,483 crore Yes Bank gains, all tax-free
* IFC plans to double down on India investments in 5 years
* Mutual fund houses put autos in the fast lane, trim banks and healthcare: Motilal Oswal
* MFs trim cash marginally in August; buffers still elevated
* Primary Market Action: Six new IPOs to open this week with 12 companies scheduled for debut
* Creador-backed Ivalue Infosolutions IPO to hit Dalal Street on September 18
**Commodities & Markets**
* Next leg of gold’s record run hinges on US Federal Reserve outlook
* Forex reserves up by \$4.03 billion to \$698.3 billion in the week ending Sept 5: RBI
* Dalal Street Week Ahead: FOMC meet and India-US trade deal update among key factors to watch
* Uncertainty on tariffs hurt; paying them is worse, survey shows
* Market cheers Infosys buyback, but tax bite looms for investors
* White goods PLI scheme reopened; applications can be submitted till October 14
**Corporate & Aviation**
* Tata International ties up with Mercuria with majority stake in JV
* SpiceJet delaying salary payments to a sizable number of employees: Report
Jai Hind
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