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Stocks in news: Bajaj Auto, ZEE, BPCL, HDFC Bank, HUL, Tata Motors CV
Indian markets saw a subdued trading session on Monday, with key indices declining due to mixed global signals and profit-taking. Several prominent companies like Bajaj Auto, ZEEL, BPCL, HDFC Bank, and HUL are in focus today due to significant corporate developments. These include share buybacks, foreign investments, leadership appointments, and strategic acquisitions, signaling active corporate maneuvering amidst market fluctuations.
Apple iPhone 18 Pro supplier list, parts and photos exposed in Tata data leak
Sensitive data, including component lists and photos of upcoming iPhone 18 Pro models, has been leaked onto the dark web by a ransomware group targeting Tata Electronics, Apple's Indian supplier. This breach exposes crucial details about Apple's supply chain, potentially impacting its business relationships and revealing manufacturing secrets to rivals. The leak occurs as India's role in iPhone production significantly expands.
Carmakers pare discounts as GST cut revives small-car demand
Car manufacturers are scaling back discounts on budget-friendly hatchbacks and entry-level models, indicating a robust recovery in mass-market demand following GST rate reductions. Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors have significantly lowered or removed incentives on popular models like the Wagon R, Baleno, Tiago, and Punch. This shift reflects renewed confidence in affordable vehicles, with sales of smaller cars showing a substantial uptick.
HDFC Bank taps Axis' outgoing CFO Puneet Sharma as new finance chief
HDFC Bank has appointed Puneet Sharma as its new finance chief, following his resignation from Axis Bank. Sharma, who will officially become CFO on December 1, 2026, brings extensive experience from his previous roles at Tata Capital and Citibank. His departure from Axis Bank, where he served as Group Head and CFO since March 2020, was announced on June 28.
Tata Motors-Iveco revenue to be $35-40 billion in 5 years: N Chandrasekaran
Tata Motors is projecting a remarkable revenue growth of $35-40 billion in its commercial vehicle sector over the next five years from its acquisition of Iveco Group, chairman N Chandrasekaran said. This strategic decision, expected to finalise by September, aims to enhance Tata Motors' global reach with synergistic products and cutting-edge technologies.
Axis Bank CFO Puneet Sharma resigns to pursue new opportunities
Axis Bank's Chief Financial Officer, Puneet Sharma, has resigned to pursue new professional opportunities. Sharma, who has been with the bank since March 2020, will step down on August 31. He previously held significant roles at Tata Capital and Citibank. The bank expressed gratitude for his contributions and wished him well for the future.
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Tata Motors CV eyes 1 million vehicles after Iveco acquisition; sees growth despite fuel risks
Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles anticipates exceeding one million annual sales post-Iveco acquisition, projecting a global top-four ranking. Despite fuel price concerns, strong infrastructure spending and freight growth are expected to sustain the domestic market. The company is also bolstering non-cyclical revenue streams and expanding its international footprint, aiming for resilient earnings and significant global expansion.
Tata Motors says IVECO deal to make it fourth-largest global CV maker
Tata Motors said its commercial vehicles business maintained domestic market leadership while reporting record FY26 financial performance. The company also expects its proposed acquisition of IVECO Group to close by Q2 FY27, subject to remaining regulatory approvals.
Tata Motors, Castrol India partner to build circular economy for used engine oil
Tata Motors and Castrol India will pilot a used engine oil collection and recycling programme in Karnataka. The companies aim to build a scalable circular economy model for lubricants through a traceable recycling ecosystem.
This Tata Group stock could re-rate only on the back of these two factors, Motilal Oswal says
Tata Capital has displayed disciplined cost control measures via digital initiatives, process improvements and branch-level productivity. As new branches scale and technology matures, its productivity gains are expected to enhance efficiency, Motilal Oswal said.