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Stocks to buy below ₹100: Mehul Kothari of Anand Rathi recommends three shares to buy or sell
Next week, Bank Nifty's trading range is set between 57,000 and 59,000, with breakouts suggesting future trends. Analyst Mehul Kothari advises buying Trident, UCO Bank, and MMTC under ₹100, as the Indian market remains strong amid mixed signals and easing crude oil prices.
Transrail Lighting Ltd secures overseas orders worth Rs 459 cr
Transrail Lighting Ltd has secured significant international orders totaling approximately Rs 459 crore, primarily for transmission line construction in the Middle East and North Africa. This boosts the company's total order inflow for the year to Rs 1,034 crore. Additionally, Transrail is the Lowest (L1) bidder for projects worth around Rs 400 crore, indicating a strong future pipeline and sustained growth prospects.
Noida airport to triple flights from July; IndiGo to lead major expansion
Noida International Airport is set to significantly boost its flight operations from July 1, increasing from 12 to around 45 daily services connecting 16-17 destinations. Following an initial period to iron out system glitches, the airport is expanding its network to include major cities like Mumbai and Srinagar. While facing challenges with cab fares and public transport, NIA is preparing for international operations by year-end and future terminal expansion.
Adani Ports emerges top contender for Karanja Terminal takeover
Adani Ports is poised to acquire Karanja Terminal & Logistics, with creditors endorsing its ₹625-crore recovery plan. The nation's top port operator has offered full repayment to financial creditors for their outstanding dues. This development follows Prudent ARC's acquisition of nearly all of Karanja's debt, signaling a significant shift in the company's future.
Sterling Bank selects Infosys Finacle SaaS platform for its transformation program
Infosys Finacle, part of EdgeVerve Systems, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Infosys, and Sterling Bank of Asia (Sterling Bank), one of the most progressive banks in the Philippines, today announced the bank's decision to select Infosys Finacle Software-as-a Service (SaaS) platform for its transformation program. Sterling Bank has opted to leverage the Finacle Core Banking, Finacle Customer Data Hub, Finacle Trade Finance, and Finacle Origination solutions for its requirements. Through this strategic collaboration with Infosys Finacle, Sterling Bank expects to enhance the experience of both employees and customers, maintain high standards of availability and reliability in its banking services, and reduce operational complexity through automation and digitization, thereby supporting its future growth.
EPFO Portal To Remain Unavailable From June 26-28: What It Means For Your EPF Claims
The temporary shutdown of services is aimed at improving service quality and making claim processing faster and more efficient in the future.
India rewrites telecom rulebook, replacing licence contracts with statutory authorisations
New government rules replace the telecom industry's contractual licensing with a unilateral statutory model. Operators will now receive authorization after meeting requirements, with future government directives becoming binding terms. Violations will be treated as statutory breaches, managed internally, and can be appealed to the TDSAT. This shift aims to streamline regulation, though telcos expressed concerns about investment uncertainty.
Oil, AI and chips: The new resource race redrawing markets and nations
The leap to a $5 trillion valuation for Nvidia underscores a dramatic paradigm shift: semiconductors have become the driving force of global economic prowess, akin to oil in previous centuries. With nations such as Taiwan and South Korea emerging through powerhouses like TSMC and Samsung, the future prosperity relies heavily on mastering the semiconductor supply chain as AI technology evolves, reshaping national strength and financial stability.
Tata Motors to invest up to Rs 40,000 crore by FY31
Tata Motors is set to invest up to Rs 40,000 crore over five years, aiming to nearly double its passenger vehicle capacity and introduce new models. The company targets a 20% domestic market share by FY31, with electric and CNG vehicles driving significant growth. This ambitious plan includes expanding its EV lineup and enhancing battery technology to address adoption barriers, positioning Tata Motors for a multi-powertrain future.
India needs to diversify its sources of energy needs, says NITI vice-chairman
NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Ashok Kumar Lahiri highlighted that the West Asia conflict, though a temporary supply chain issue, underscores India's need to diversify energy sources. He expressed optimism about an upcoming India-US trade agreement and advocated for including pharmaceutical products in future FTAs. Lahiri likened the crisis to a manageable 'influenza,' emphasizing the lesson of not concentrating all import and export dependencies.
Lucid layoffs: 1,500 jobs cut, COO Marc Winterhoff out — EV maker has now shed nearly 30% of its workforce in 4 months
Lucid Group is cutting roughly 1,500 jobs — its second major round of layoffs in four months — as COO Marc Winterhoff exits and the US EV market continues to cool. Here is what it means for the company's future
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