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News headlines from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by Rudra Shares
Saturday, 13 September 2025
Paints & Chemicals
* Paint companies may get some colour as the rains retreat
Automobiles & Auto Components
* More roads may lead to auto consolidation: Rothschild Executive
* GMDC shares rise as minister says Centre preparing incentives to encourage domestic production of rare earth magnets
Telecom & Technology
* Jio and Airtel double down on AI and cloud to drive growth
Manufacturing & Infrastructure
* Large listed companies cut imports bill by locally sourcing parts and raw material
* India plans ₹20,000 crore risk cover fund to give infra projects a lift
* HFCL shares rise as Andhra government allots 1,000-acre land for defence manufacturing facilities
* Godrej Aerospace inks 5-year contract with Safran Aircraft Engines for LEAP engine components
Housing & Finance
* Bajaj Housing Finance to breathe easy after Sebi relaxes public shareholding rule
* Societe Generale picks small stakes in Bank of Baroda, Eicher Motors, Max Financial, and PFC from Marshall Wace
* FIIs net buy Indian equities worth ₹130 crore, alongside DIIs' net buying at ₹1,556 crore
Luggage & Travel
* Luggage makers VIP and Safari are a bet on travel surge and premiumisation as MOSL initiates with Buy calls
Capital Markets & IPOs
* Shringar House of Mangalsutra IPO subscribed 60x on Day 3
* Dev Accelerator IPO closes with 64x subscription on Day 3
* Urban Company IPO GMP soars as issue subscribed over 100x on final day
* JM Financial, IIFL, Motilal Oswal, and Kotak dominate mandates for 2025 IPO league table
* SEBI allows large firms to launch IPOs with smaller issue size
* SEBI approves Canara Robeco Asset Management Company IPO papers
* JD Cables IPO to hit Dalal Street on September 18
* Rice exporter Shriram Food Industry files IPO papers to raise funds for debt reduction
* Jay Ambe Supermarkets IPO subscribed 60x, Galaxy Medicare issue booked 1.8x on final day
Regulations & Policy
* Maximum permissible exit load by mutual funds lowered to 3%, Sebi approves distributor incentive scheme to widen reach
* SEBI eases FPI norms for IFSC funds, aligns sponsor contribution limits
* SEBI to enhance outreach with more local presence across state capitals and cities
* SEBI creates ‘AI-only’ AIFs, cuts LVF minimum to ₹25 crore
* Market is held by price agnostic retail flows, will have to wait for 3-4 years if the mood changes: Manish Chokhani
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