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News Headlines from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by Rudra Shares
Wednesday, 17 September 2025
Capital Goods & Infrastructure
* L\&T shares rose 1% after winning a significant order worth up to ₹2,500 crore from NPCIL for the Kudankulam nuclear plant.
* Adani to invest ₹30,000 crore more in its ports business.
* RailTel Corporation in focus after securing a ₹57.48 crore contract.
* Transshipment giant PSA eyes expansion opportunities.
IPOs & Equity Markets
* Shringar House of Mangalsutra debuts on Dalal Street today.
* Saatvik Green Energy sets IPO price band at ₹442–465 per share for its ₹900-crore offering.
* Jinkushal Industries announces IPO price band of ₹115–121 per share.
* EPC player GK Energy’s IPO opens on September 19 with a price band of ₹145–153 per share.
* LT Elevator IPO closes with over 170x subscription.
* Broking major Groww files for a ₹6,000–7,000 crore IPO, aiming for a November listing.
* Tata Asset Management receives approval to launch Dynamic Equity Fund at GIFT City.
* Urban Company shares to debut on D-Street today.
Automobile & Engineering
* Tata group to collaborate in defence wherever possible, said Chairman N Chandra during a visit to Solar Industries’ factory.
* Tata-owned JLR extends production halt for another week after a cybersecurity incident.
* Nissan confirms E20-compatible vehicles and continued warranty protection for New Nissan Magnite customers.
* JSW Neo emerges as frontrunner to acquire Statkraft’s HP hydro power unit.
Banking & Finance
* Talks ongoing to allow banks to lend more than ₹10,000 crore to a single corporate.
* ESAF Small Finance Bank plans capital infusion of ₹300–500 crore.
* Bankers rule out an RBI rate cut in October but expect one later in FY26.
* India Inc turns to non-bank routes for nearly half of FY25 funding.
* 6.1 million Jan Dhan accounts opened in the past three months: Finance Ministry.
Commodities & Consumer
* Gold crosses ₹1.1 lakh, jewellers expect a possible impact on demand.
* Unilever prepares a plan to disrupt India’s traditional mithai culture this Diwali.
* DreamFolks crisis deepens as more banks distance themselves from the airport lounge intermediary.
* India’s VIX slips to lifetime lows, traders see limited near-term risks.
* India set to attract investments worth ₹80 lakh crore in coming years: Sonowal.
* Mio Star exits Star Health for ₹299 crore, while PI Opportunities picks up a 0.77% stake.
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