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RBI's New collateral rule is a 'death knell' for prop trading, warns Crosseas Capital MD
Rajesh Baheti, Managing Director of Crosseas Capital Services, estimated that Indian broking houses and domestic high-frequency trading (HFT) firms account for 30% to 35% of total exchange turnover. He said the new collateral requirements could reduce activity in this segment by 30% to 35%, resulting in an estimated 10% to 12% decline in overall daily trading volumes.
Total Expenditure incurred by Government is 16.5% of corresponding BE for 2026-27
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MSC-Adani deal: Vizhinjam port can generate Rs 1,410 crore EBITDA, says Axis Capital
Axis Capital expects Vizhinjam port to become a major earnings driver for Adani Ports & SEZ, estimating it could generate around Rs 1,410 crore in EBITDA after the Phase 2 expansion. The brokerage believes MSC's $1.4 billion investment strengthens volume visibility while reinforcing the port's long-term strategic and valuation potential.
SIS announces share buyback worth up to Rs 120 cr
SIS Limited, a prominent security and facility management firm, has announced its fifth share buyback program, aiming to repurchase shares worth up to Rs 120 crore. This move, priced at a 10% premium to its recent closing price, will bring the total capital returned to shareholders since 2017 to approximately Rs 720 crore.
GIP-backed Pristine Logistics takes confidential route to IPO; picks Axis, CLSA, SBI as book managers
The proposed listing of Pristine fits the pattern of infrastructure asset monetization in India, where a record ₹12.2 trillion government capital expenditure budget is drawing attention from global private equity and infrastructure funds, including GIP, Actis and Macquarie
Real Estate PE Bets Decline 23% As Investors Turn Cautious Amid Global Uncertainty
Knight Frank says moderation reflects changing global capital dynamics, with office assets attracting nearly 89% of private equity investments during the first half of 2026.
Adani Ports Upgraded To 'BBB' By S&P Global As Strong Cash Flows Support Expansion Plans
The global ratings agency also upgraded the rating on Adani Ports' senior unsecured notes to 'BBB' and assigned a stable outlook, reflecting its expectation that the company will maintain a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio of around 2.6 times over the next 12 to 24 months despite elevated capital expenditure.
Alpha Wave sells entire 1.9% stake in Delhivery; stock falls over 2%
Global investment firm Alpha Wave Global has divested its entire 1.93% stake in logistics giant Delhivery for Rs 665 crore. This significant exit saw the firm offload over 1.44 crore shares. In related news, venture capital firm Nexus Venture Partners also sold a substantial stake in Delhivery, while Mirae Asset Venture Investments reduced its holding in logistics firm Shadowfax Technologies.
Lithium Urban bags investment from JSW Green Mobility, co eyes 3-fold growth in 2 years
Lithium Urban Technologies, backed by Eversource Capital, has secured a strategic investment from JSW Green Mobility to fuel a three-fold growth over the next two years. This move aims to boost the company's expansion in response to surging demand for sustainable, tech-driven mobility solutions.
India realty investment defies global volatility; institutional inflows rise 23% in H1
India's real estate investment surged 23% to $4.33 billion in H1 2026, driven by robust domestic capital. Despite global headwinds, 54 deals marked a record half-year. Domestic players funded 64% of investments, offsetting a foreign capital dip. The office sector led with $2.3 billion, attracting significant domestic interest due to strong occupier demand and attractive yields. Experts anticipate foreign inflows to rise as uncertainties ease.
Real estate demand moderating, says Anand Rathi; DLF, Oberoi better placed
Anand Rathi attributed the slowdown in the real estate sector to weaker hiring and salary growth, particularly in the IT sector, along with subdued capital market performance over the past two years.
Delhivery share sale: Logistics stock falls over 2% after Alpha Wave Ventures sells entire 1.93% stake
Alpha Wave Ventures LP sold its entire 1.93% stake in Delhivery in two tranches on June 24. The Delhivery stake sale by Alpha Wave Ventures LP comes a few days after venture capital firm Nexus Venture Partners offloaded its 1.97% stake in Delhivery.