Hyundai Motors India's listing is the latest in a trend seen over the years
Share Market Crash Highlights, Oct 25: The benchmark indices were down for 4th straight week, their longest weekly losing streak since August 2023. The indices have shed over 7 per cent in this period
Stock Market Highlights: 26 out of 50 constituent stocks of Nifty50 ended in the green, led by Ultratech Cement, Shriram Finance, Grasim, Titan, and Mahindra & Mahindra
Jana Small Finance Bank reported a 21 per cent YoY decline in its Q2FY25 net profit at Rs 96.7 crore, from Rs 122.8 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year
India's labour unions are at a crossroads in the age of IT and gig work. They are adapting to new-age sectors' demands but penetration has been limited
Bissell, a Michigan US-based homecare solutions provider, has re-entered India with its range of vacuum cleaners after six years, expecting the country to be a "very important market in the future". Though India is a relatively small market for floor care globally, looking at its demography and growing economy, it is an investment for the future, Bissell President, Global Markets, Max Bissell, told PTI. "Our belief is that India will be a very important market in the future. If we just look at the population and the opportunity ahead of us, this is an investment for the future," he said. Bissell has entered into a partnership with Cavitak Global Commerce, for distribution in India and will focus on introducing its portable wet and dry vacuum cleaning systems such as 'SpotClean Hydrosteam' and 'SpotClean Proheat', which are already available on the e-commerce platform Amazon. "This is an investment for the next generation where we can enter the market knowing that it's not going to
Tanla Platforms revenue for the quarter under review stood at Rs 1,000.7 crore, down 0.78 per cent from Rs 1,008.6 crore
Stock Market Today: Markets in India were likely to open with a slight upside on Monday, indicated GIFT Nifty futures, which were trading around 50 points ahead of Nifty futures last close.
Stock Market Today: Indian benchmark equity indices Sensex, and Nifty settled in red on Monday
The majority of deals are priced at discounts of between 20 per cent to 25per cent of their net asset values, making them attractive for secondary buyers, said Amit Gupta, founding partner at TPG NewQ
FTSE Russell will on Oct. 8 announce any inclusions into benchmarks including its World Government Bond Index, which tracks $29 trillion of global fixed income
Solar module maker Vikram Solar on Tuesday said it has filed draft papers with market regulator Sebi seeking permission to raise Rs 1,500 crore through an initial public offering (IPO). The initial share sale will include fresh issues of equities worth up to Rs 1,500 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 17.45 million shares by its promoter group, the Kolkata-based firm said. The issue at a face value of Rs 10 each will include a fixed quota for eligible employees, alongside a discount for those participating in the employee subscription portion, according to the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) filed by the company. Besides, the company may also consider issuing specified securities up to Rs 300 crore as a "pre-IPO placement", it said. Of the total issue size, up to 50 per cent of shares will be allocated to qualified institutional buyers, 15 per cent to non-institutional bidders, and the remaining 35 per cent will be open for retail subscriptions by individual investors.
Stock Market Crash: Indian equity benchmark indices settled in the red on Monday, tracking mixed cues from major global markets.
Country is leader in Asia Pacific for private debt, says investment data company
JPMorgan expects its commercial banking business, which is focused on mid-sized companies, to grow as much as 30 per cent in India over the next few years, Leenart said
Stock Market Highlights: Despite a choppy session, the day ended in favor of bulls, as many as 30 stocks of the Nifty50 index ended in the green with gains led by NTPC, Titan, and Nestle India
Customer relationship management-focused Salesforce's chairman and chief executive Marc Benioff has said the world is moving into an "Indian era". Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the annual "Dreamforce" event here, Benioff said the opportunities in India are "exciting" and the company has invested in the country aggressively. "You can see that the world is moving into the Indian era. There is no question that we are going to move into an incredible moment in India," he said. The city-headquartered global company which is aiming to close FY25 with a revenue of USD 38 billion has over 11,000 employees in the country. A bulk of the employee base serves the global client base, while the increasing adoption of digital technologies has made India business also grow. "We do all kinds of things in India including engineering and support but also we go to market in India," Benioff said, adding that it serves large customers like the auto major Bajaj group. He said the company has
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India does not cultivate or produce any pistachios. So pistachios are actually imported, either from Persia, Iran, or now from California
Millionaire investor Jim Rogers said the Indian market teaches him a lot about gold and silver. He believes that India is currently an appealing market to watch out for