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Corporate bond issuances rise 28% in June on lower borrowing costs
Fundraising through corporate bonds jumped 28 per cent year-on-year in June as lower yields on government securities, easing borrowing costs and improving market sentiment prompted companies to return to the debt market after a subdued two months. According to Prime Database data, Indian companies raised Rs 1.33 lakh crore through corporate bond issuances in June, compared to Rs 1.04 lakh crore in the year-ago period and Rs 93,675 crore in May. "The sharp increase in corporate bond issuances during June was primarily driven by a favourable shift in market conditions after a relatively muted April and May. The most important catalyst was the significant decline in benchmark government securities (G-Sec) yields, which reduced borrowing costs across the corporate bond market," said Venkatakrishnan Srinivasan, managing partner at Rockfort LLP. Mataprasad Pandey, vice president at Choice Wealth, said the surge in issuances was driven by factors such as the US-Iran peace deal, which pulle
Token Cost Vs Human Cost Is A False Choice, Says TCS Top Management
In an exclusive interview to NDTV Profit, TCS COO said that AI Spend Will keep rising as enterprises see business value.
Korea's NH to invest Rs 900 cr in Choice International broking arm
Choice International said Korea's NH Investment and Securities will invest ₹900 crore in the company's broking and wealth management arm. The transaction will involve NH investing in Choice Equity Broking through Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares
Korea’s NH Investment picks up stake worth ₹900 cr in Choice Equity Broking
According to the deal terms, the Korean firm is expected to get about a 12-15% stake in Choice Equity Broking Pvt Ltd at an enterprise value of ₹7,500 crore.
Choice International jumps as South Korea's NHIS to invest Rs 900-cr in broking arm
Choice International rallied 7.50% to Rs 826.75 after the company said that South Korea's NH Investment & Securities Co. (NHIS) will invest about Rs 900 crore in its subsidiary, Choice Equity Broking (CEBPL).
EVs are emerging as the new choice for long-distance travel: BMW's Hardeep Singh Brar
Electric vehicles are increasingly replacing diesel for longer journeys in India. BMW India reports a significant rise in electric vehicle sales, now comprising 26 percent. The company anticipates electric vehicle sales to reach forty percent by the year 2030. This transition is driven by fuel price increases and improved EV range. BMW plans to offer electric options across its entire vehicle portfolio soon.
Stocks to buy: Piramal Pharma, HSCL among 3 top bets by Choice Broking
Stocks to buy: Here's why Aakash Shah, technical analyst at Choice Broking recommends a 'Buy' on Piramal, Aza Engineering and Himadri Speciality Chemical this week.
Investors looking for shelter from AI storm are turning to India
Indian equities are emerging as a stable investment choice amidst global market volatility, particularly as the AI rally cools. While previously overlooked due to limited AI exposure, India's market is now attracting investors seeking diversification.
Concurrent Gainers: 13 stocks gained for 5 days in a row
Despite the Sensex rising just 0.86% over five trading sessions, 13 BSE 500 stocks posted gains every day. Cemindia Projects led with a 19% jump, followed by Choice International, Oberoi Realty and Eternal, highlighting strong stock-specific momentum.
Delhivery trades near 4-year high; Brokerages see up to 19% upside on stock
Delhivery share price hit a high of ₹512.55 on the NSE in Thursday's trade, its highest point since October 2022. Motilal Oswal, Choice Broking and JM Financial have a 'Buy' call on the stock.
Can Sensex, Nifty hit new highs by Dec 2026? Tech analysts decode charts
Technical analysts at SBI Securities and Choice Broking expect the Nifty to retest record highs around 26,350, and Sensex to rally toward 89,000 in an optimistic scenario.
Your electricity provider may soon have competition in Gurugram. What it means for consumers
Gurugram's power supply monopoly may soon end, with a proposal before the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission to introduce a second distribution company. This move aims to address infrastructure strain and unreliable power, a growing concern for residents and businesses. The introduction of competition, a model rarely seen in India, could force providers to improve service, reliability, and pricing, offering consumers much-needed choice for the first time.