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Proposals invited for coal gasification projects
The coal ministry has invited applications for a ₹37,500 crore scheme. This initiative promotes surface coal and lignite gasification projects across India. The government aims to convert domestic coal into higher-value fuels and chemicals. Eligible developers can receive financial support for commercial-scale projects. Applications are due by September 7, with a pre-application conference on July 20.
Private banks write off nearly half of NPAs in FY26, outpace PSBs
"Private banks utilise these write-offs and provisioning buffers to proactively clean up their balance sheets, while public sector banks generally rely more heavily on aggregate long-term or systemic recovery," said Kuntal Sur, partner and leader for risk consulting, financial services and treasury, at PwC India. "Unsecured retail loans in general have shown deteriorations leading to higher write-offs."
Private banks write off nearly half of NPAs in FY26, outpace PSBs
"Private banks utilise these write-offs and provisioning buffers to proactively clean up their balance sheets, while public sector banks generally rely more heavily on aggregate long-term or systemic recovery," said Kuntal Sur, partner and leader for risk consulting, financial services and treasury, at PwC India. "Unsecured retail loans in general have shown deteriorations leading to higher write-offs."
MNRE opposes uniform DSM norms for renewable projects
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is pushing for a distinct deviation settlement mechanism for wind and solar projects, arguing they shouldn't face the same penalties as conventional power plants. Renewable energy's weather-dependent nature necessitates a tailored approach, the ministry stated, to avoid increasing financial risks and impacting project viability. They advocate for a graded system considering forecasting and grid readiness.
Explained - What led to Havells, Page Industries and Titan shares surge up to 4% on Wednesday
Havells' growth will improve in the current financial year, according to Citi, led by strong growth in cables and wires, a gradual recovery in consumer businesses and the solar segment emerging as a meaningful growth driver.
Hindustan Copper pins Navratna ambitions on 50,000 TPA Jhagadia Project
Hindustan Copper's Jhagadia project in Gujarat, a 50,000-tonne secondary copper smelter, is poised to significantly boost the company's revenue and strategic performance. This initiative, undertaken in partnership with Lohum Materials, could pave the way for Hindustan Copper to achieve Navratna status, granting it greater financial and operational autonomy. The project aims to enhance asset productivity and profitability, marking a crucial step for the 'Mini-Ratna' enterprise.
Waaree Energies shares crash 5%. Can this US ruling dent solar panel maker's image for long?
Waaree Energies shares fell nearly 5% after a US Customs ruling triggered concerns over reputational impact despite the company’s clarification. JM Financial retained its ‘Add’ rating, saying downside may remain limited, though tariff outcomes, appeals and potential spillover effects remain key factors to monitor.
RBI Governor asks banks to treat MSMEs as growth partners
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra urged banks to embrace digital transformation and view MSMEs as vital partners, not just compliance. Speaking at International MSME Day, he stressed investing in technology, R&D, and innovation for entrepreneurs. Malhotra highlighted the need for financial institutions to leverage digital infrastructure like Account Aggregator and ULI for efficient, data-driven credit.
RBI Governor asks banks to treat MSMEs as growth partners
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra urged banks to embrace digital transformation and view MSMEs as vital partners, not just compliance. Speaking at International MSME Day, he stressed investing in technology, R&D, and innovation for entrepreneurs. Malhotra highlighted the need for financial institutions to leverage digital infrastructure like Account Aggregator and ULI for efficient, data-driven credit.
Dalmia Bharat plans to raise Rs 4,000 cr; targets 110-130 MTPA cement capacity by FY31
Dalmia Bharat is set to raise up to Rs 4,000 crore to fuel its ambitious expansion, aiming to reach 110-130 million tonnes per annum cement capacity by FY31. This strategic move, involving acquisitions and organic growth, aligns with anticipated industry demand driven by infrastructure and housing. The company is also focusing on premium products and strengthening its pan-India presence, building on recent acquisitions and strong financial performance.
Reliance targets 40 billion units of green power annually; battery gigafactory to commission first phase this year
Reliance Industries aims for 40 billion units of green electricity annually, powering its Kutch hub. The company is scaling its battery cell gigafactory to 120 GWh and expects new energy to boost financial performance from 2027. Operational solar PV manufacturing lines are already producing advanced HJT modules, marking a significant step towards a sovereign clean energy ecosystem with no imported fuel or foreign technology.
Motilal Oswal prefers Amber and Dixon, stays cautious on Bata
Siddhartha Khemka, Head of Research, Wealth Management, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, remains cautious on Bata despite the appointment of a new CEO, citing market share losses and valuation concerns. He is positive on Amber Enterprises due to its Oppo manufacturing partnership and expects mobile operations to contribute meaningfully from FY28-FY29. He also sees upside in Dixon Technologies driven by the proposed Vivo joint venture. For Reliance Industries, easing inflation, strength in oil-to-chemicals and updates from the AGM remain key factors for investors. Disclaimer: The views and tips expressed by investment experts on CNBCTV18.com are their own, not of the website or its management. CNBCTV18.com advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.