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Morning News
11/10/2025
Vande Mataram
News Headlines from Leading Financial Newspapers
Compiled by *Rudra Shares*
Saturday, 11 October 2025
**Automobile & EVs**
• BMW surpasses 20% EV sales in India as first-time luxury buyers drive demand.
• Maruti focuses on price cuts and festive offers to convert bikers into car buyers.
• Ford may reverse plans for its Tamil Nadu plant after Trump’s new tariffs.
**Infrastructure & Railways**
• Indian Railways revamps loco shed maintenance with long-term contracts.
• RailTel Corporation of India shares gain after securing a Rs 18 crore order.
**Commodities & Metals**
• Value of gold held by Indian households reaches $3.8 trillion, says Morgan Stanley.
• Silver ETF premiums soar amid investor frenzy; Kotak warns of overheating.
**Capital Markets & IPOs**
• Citigroup expects up to $20 billion to be raised through IPOs in India this year.
• Canara HSBC Life IPO subscribed 9% on Day 1; GMP declines.
• Rubicon Research IPO fully subscribed on Day 2.
• Canara Robeco AMC IPO subscribed 48% on Day 2; GMP improves.
• Everstone-backed Integris Medtech files for Rs 3,500–4,000 crore IPO.
• IPO-bound cardiac stent maker Integris Medtech turns profitable in FY25; eyes debt reduction.
• Carlsberg keeps IPO plans on hold but remains open to the idea.
• Tata Sons IPO under consideration as multiple trustees show interest.
• WeWork India shares close 2% lower on debut day.
**Corporate & Deals**
• Prosus to buy additional ixigo shares from Peak XV Partners and Elevation Capital, raising stake to 15%.
• Natco Pharma shares surge after Delhi HC allows sale of 'Risdiplam' in India.
• Man Industries gains as SAT stays SEBI order.
**Global & Macroeconomy**
• Trump imposes 100% tariff on all Chinese goods effective Nov 1 after Beijing limits rare earth exports.
• Global markets in a ‘melt-up phase,’ not a bubble, says CLSA’s Laurence Balanco; rejects dot-com comparisons.
• Textile stocks rally after Trump-Modi review shows “good progress” in trade talks.
**Financial Sector & Mutual Funds**
• Sebi rationalises penalty framework for stockbrokers.
• Equity mutual fund flows moderate in September; SIP inflows hit record Rs 29,361 crore.
• FIIs continue buying spree with Rs 1,708 crore net inflow, while DIIs add Rs 459 crore.
**Technology & Manufacturing**
• iPhone maker Pegatron to set up new Chennai plant for 5G equipment targeting local and export markets.
Jai Hind
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