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India's food delivery sector poised for double-digit growth as tier-2 adoption and frequency rise: Report
India's online food delivery market is set for rapid expansion. Growth will be fueled by more frequent orders and wider reach into Tier-2 cities. Average order values are also expected to climb. This sector is projected to reach nearly USD 27 billion by 2030. Organised players are gaining market share, indicating a strong future for delivery-led food services.
Securities Markets Code, 2025: How it can build a future-ready regulatory framework
The proposed Securities Markets Code, 2025 aims to streamline regulation but needs stronger innovation. Suggestions include enabling listing without offerings, trading in unlisted firms, refining e voting, reducing regulatory overlap and establishing a single authority to improve efficiency, transparency and market growth.
Securities Markets Code, 2025: How it can build a future-ready regulatory framework - The Economic Times
Securities Markets Code, 2025: How it can build a future-ready regulatory frameworkThe Economic Times
UAE exit from OPEC — How will it impact crude prices, market dynamics, oil cartel's future and geopolitics?
The UAE's exit from OPEC signals a strategic shift towards increased production autonomy amidst a changing oil market. Rücker expects oil prices to ease over time, while geopolitical tensions could create volatility in trade and prices.
Consumer companies feel summer wedding glow as jewellery, appliances, staples sales outpace winter gains
Summer weddings are driving a significant spending surge across India. Strong rural incomes from a good harvest are boosting sales of everything from edible oils to appliances and jewellery. Consumer goods makers and jewellers report robust growth. However, concerns linger about a weak monsoon and global economic headwinds impacting future demand.
Rising costs may hit smaller local Cos, says Unilever CEO Fernando Fernandez
Unilever has said that supply chain disruptions and rising crude-linked input costs could pressure smaller local competitors in India, potentially easing price competition in the consumer goods sector. Speaking during the company’s earnings call, CEO Fernando Fernandez noted that shortages faced by some local players in India and Southeast Asia may strengthen Unilever’s ability to pass on price increases in the future, particularly in categories such as laundry products.
Vande Bharat Express now links Jammu to Srinagar directly
Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw launched the 20-coach Vande Bharat Express in Jammu and Kashmir. This marks the first direct rail link between Jammu and Srinagar. The service reduces travel time and provides an all-weather connection. The train is popular and has become a lifeline for the region. Future plans include connecting Poonch, Rajouri, and Uri to the rail network.
RPG Life Sciences bets big on API business, eyes GLP-1 entry by August-September
RPG Life Sciences is prioritizing its API business for future growth, planning a significant acquisition to scale operations. The company also aims to enter the GLP-1 weight-loss therapy market by August-September. Despite geopolitical risks, RPG Life Sciences is strategically focusing on niche, complex molecules and expanding into new therapy areas.
Bajaj Finance crosses ₹5 trillion AUM – Cleaner growth ahead?
Bajaj Finance continues to impress with over 20% growth in assets under management, crossing the ₹5-trillion mark. With a 22% rise in net profit and easing credit costs, investors are optimistic about the future.
Rosatom enters Indian market of additive manufacturing
Russia's Rosatom has delivered its largest industrial 3D printer to India. This advanced machine uses electron beam technology to create large metal parts for India's space sector. The technology significantly reduces production time and material waste. This collaboration strengthens the technological partnership between Russia and India, supporting future space missions.
Tata Motors files record 144 patent applications in FY26
Tata Motors achieved a record with 144 patent applications in FY26. These innovations target vehicle safety, reliability, and occupant comfort. The company is also investing in sustainable mobility, including electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles. This strong intellectual property growth underscores Tata Motors' commitment to future-ready solutions for customers and the nation.
There is no future for petrol and diesel vehicles, Nitin Gadkari says
India is phasing out petrol and diesel vehicles. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari stated there is no future for these fuels. Manufacturers must switch to cleaner alternatives. Hydrogen and ethanol are highlighted as key fuels. India is already producing ethanol from various sources. Pilot projects for hydrogen trucks and buses are underway.