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NTPC-backed ASHVINI opens Rs 28,000cr Mahi Banswara nuclear EPC tender
ASHVINI’s ₹28,000 crore Mahi Banswara tender tests NTPC’s nuclear expansion plan, contractor capacity and India’s ability to deliver four 700MW reactors.
India’s PM Surya Ghar rooftop solar push gets $890m World Bank backing
World Bank’s $890m India rooftop solar financing raises the stakes for banks, utilities and vendors in the 10 million-household PM Surya Ghar push.
GIC Re OFS at Rs 352 pushes #GICRE near its 52-week low: value opportunity or supply trap?
GIC Re’s ₹3,088 crore OFS pushed #GICRE near its 52-week low. Explore the earnings, valuation and future stake-sale risks. Read the analysis.
Why IDEA investors are betting on Birla’s return despite Vodafone Idea’s debt mountain
Vodafone Idea has promoter backing, but debt and network gaps remain. The Rs 4,730 crore funding plan now faces its real test. Read more.
NHPC just got a discounted government stake sale. Is this an entry point or a warning sign?
NHPC’s ₹71 OFS tests PSU investor appetite as the government sells up to 6 percent. Is the discount opportunity or pressure?
Karnataka Bank targets tobacco growers with specialised credit push as #KTKBANK holds near 52-week high
Karnataka Bank partners Tobacco Board to support registered tobacco growers in Karnataka. Find out what this means for #KTKBANK investors.
Could the next LIC stake sale finally change how investors value India’s insurance giant?
LIC shares slipped as India’s planned stake sale raised fresh questions on valuation, public float and investor appetite. Read more.
What India’s new silver bar import restriction means for bullion and jewellery trade
India wants bullion oversight without choking supply. Silver bar import permits now test how far trade control can go without market disruption.
ONGC (NSE: ONGC) share price outlook before the May 26 results
ONGC has dividend appeal, but FY27 depends on crude prices and production growth. The May 26 result could reset the PSU energy trade.
Coal India (NSE: COALINDIA) has dividend yield, but is coal demand strong enough?
COALINDIA has profit and dividend appeal. The harder FY27 question is whether Coal India can defend offtake, pricing and investor trust.