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Refined products exports may rise 25% on IOCL's bet: Rs 75,000 crore investment to add 17.3 MMTPA capacity across three units by year-end
Indian Oil Corporation's expansion will boost refining capacity by December 2026. This increase is expected to significantly raise India's petroleum product export share. The company's capacity will reach 98.05 million metric tonnes per annum. This expansion will strengthen India's position as a global refining hub. Increased exports will also boost the nation's foreign exchange earnings.
Nissan targets two lakh annual sales from India; launches mid-size SUV Tekton
Nissan India targets two lakh annual car sales, balancing domestic and export volumes. The company plans to introduce new products and increase localization efforts. Nissan India is expanding its portfolio with new models like the Tekton SUV. This strategy aims to cater to both Indian and international markets effectively. The company is also investing in new manufacturing capabilities and brand promotion.
India at cusp of 'snacking renaissance'; L Catterton bets on healthy snacking, branded foods
Expressing enthusiasm for India's rising consumption trends, L Catterton zeroes in on the healthy snacking and branded foods market. Having launched its first fund dedicated to India, the firm has made three key investments lately. Executive Chairman Sanjiv Mehta emphasizes the importance of transitioning from unbranded to branded products, predicting a resurgence in Indian snacking habits while calling for heightened investments in food innovation to cultivate globally recognized brands.
Dabur, Godrej say demand holds firm despite cost pressures
Indian consumer goods giants Dabur and Godrej Consumer Products reported resilient demand in early fiscal 2027, defying geopolitical worries and rising costs. Despite input price pressures, both companies anticipate strong revenue and profit growth, with Godrej expecting high-teens revenue expansion. International markets are also showing promise, particularly in the Middle East, though El Niño's impact on rural demand remains a concern.
Mother Sparsh sees up to 40% growth as baby-care boom defies consumer slowdown
Mother Sparsh anticipates a robust 30-40% revenue surge this year, defying broader consumption slowdowns. Indian parents are prioritizing their babies' health and well-being, investing in premium, 'no nasties' products. Leveraging ITC's extensive distribution, the brand aims to expand its reach beyond online channels into smaller cities, tapping into a growing demand for trusted, scientifically-backed baby care solutions.
Duty waiver on petrochemical products extended till July 15
Indian manufacturers will continue to benefit from a full customs duty exemption on imported petrochemicals until July 15. This extension aims to stabilize input costs for sectors like plastics, packaging, and textiles, which are still navigating supply chain recovery post-West Asia conflict. The move ensures a steady flow of essential raw materials, bolstering domestic production and market availability as global supply chains gradually normalize.
BSE announces change in licensing requirements for market data products from Jan 2027
BSE Ltd has announced a significant transition in its management of international licensing for market data products, effective January 1, 2027. This move sees BSE taking charge from Deutsche Börse AG, which previously handled these operations since their 2013 agreement. Clients outside India, however, will experience no disruption in service, while Indian clients maintain their direct access unchanged.
Funding the 'mother of all cycles': Chris Wood cuts Indian stocks to double down on South Korean chip gian - The Economic Times
Funding the 'mother of all cycles': Chris Wood cuts Indian stocks to double down on South Korean chip gianThe Economic Times
Funding the 'mother of all cycles': Chris Wood cuts Indian stocks to double down on South Korean chip giants
Christopher Wood has cut select Indian equities to increase exposure to South Korean chipmakers like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, betting on the AI-driven capex cycle. He views memory stocks as core beneficiaries, citing strong demand, attractive valuations and structural shifts, while warning that malinvestment risks could eventually disrupt the AI trade.
Deeptech startups turn to early revenue to win investor confidence and market traction
Indian deeptech startups are increasingly generating revenue early through adjacent products, services rather than waiting years for their core technologies to mature. The strategy is helping founders attract investors, sustain R&D and build customer relationships
Capex boom, global sourcing tailwinds fuel textile stock rally
Textile exporter stocks witnessed a significant rally on Wednesday, boosted by positive initiation of coverage from Motilal Oswal Financial Services. The brokerage highlighted capacity expansion and supportive policies as key growth catalysts, projecting substantial gains for leading companies. This surge reflects a new investment cycle in the Indian textile sector, with companies focusing on higher-margin segments and value-added products to capitalize on global sourcing trends.
Healthium Medtech CEO Anish Bafna steps down, moves to non-executive chairman role
Healthium Medtech's CEO Anish Bafna is transitioning to non-executive chairman as KKR-owned company seeks a new chief within a month. Bafna, instrumental in Healthium's growth and acquisitions since 2018, will aid in successor selection. Despite record revenue, the medical devices firm saw profits decline recently, facing market competition and a slowdown in the Indian surgical products sector.