Recent Update

Board meeting on August 12, 2026 will consider unaudited standalone Q1 FY2027 results and evaluate fundraising through equity shares, warrants, preferential issue, private placement, rights issue or other permitted methods, subject to approvals.

CWD received an ₹87.53 crore India Post Payments Bank order for 5.295 lakh payment soundboxes, to be deployed over six months, plus three-year maintenance. The contract equals ~58% of FY26 revenue; potential expansion to 33 lakh devices is not firm.

Satynarayan Jagannath Kabra; promoter: Yes; before: 685,000; after: 230,615; open-market sale

SEBI has appointed CNK & Associates LLP to conduct a forensic audit of Nath Bio-Genes covering books and records for FY2020-21 through FY2025-26. The company is cooperating but cannot comment further pending completion, introducing significant regulatory and governance uncertainty.

SEBI has appointed CNK & Associates LLP to conduct a forensic audit of Agri-Tech (India) covering financial years 2020-21 through 2025-26. The company stated it will fully cooperate but cannot comment on potential impact until the audit is completed.

SEBI has appointed CNK & Associates LLP to conduct a forensic audit of Techindia Nirman’s books and records for FY2020-21 through FY2025-26, covering matters specified in SEBI’s communication. The company will fully cooperate but cannot comment further pending completion of the audit.

Nazara proposed a ₹733.5 crore preferential issue at ₹306/share, entirely subscribed by Bluetile/BestPlay founders and leadership, including ₹583.5 crore from incoming CEO Raymond Stauffer, to fund acquisitions and gaming growth, subject to approvals. Context: resolves the previously pending preferential-funding plan.

Afcons received a ₹1,918-crore LoA from BMC for a desalinated water conveyance tunnel in Mumbai, including GST and O&M. The material urban-infrastructure award supports FY27 order inflow and reinforces Afcons’s water-tunnel execution franchise.

Nazara approved a preferential issue of up to 2.40 crore equity shares at ₹306 each, raising ₹733.5 crore, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. Incoming CEO Raymond Stauffer will receive 1.91 crore shares, resulting in 4.67% ownership; total proposed dilution is 5.87%.

Goodluck Defence and Aerospace, a subsidiary, approved issuing equity shares to non-promoters through preferential allotment and private placement at ₹375 per share to raise approximately ₹285 crore, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.

All 20 lakh convertible warrants allotted at Rs. 111 each lapsed after holders failed to pay the balance 75% consideration by July 29, 2026. The company forfeited Rs. 5.55 crore received upfront; no warrants were converted and paid-up share capital remains unchanged.

Board approved a preferential issue of up to 2,39,70,676 equity shares at ₹306 each, raising up to ₹733.5 Cr, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. Incoming CEO Raymond Stauffer will receive 4.67% and other investors 1.20%, taking total post-issue holdings to 5.87%. Context: supports the Bluetile/BestPlay acquisition funding plan. Author

Q1FY27 consolidated revenue rose 11.6% YoY to ₹1,174 crore, while PAT turned positive at ₹9.4 crore versus a ₹1.3 crore loss. Board approved a ₹167 crore Hyderabad fibre-cement board plant adding 72,000 TPA over 24 months, funded through accruals and borrowings.

Profits Return Despite Floors PAT at Rs 9.4 Cr in Q1 FY27, returned to profit vs loss of Rs 1.3 Cr in Q1 FY26. Revenue at Rs 1,174 Cr in Q1 FY27, +11.6% YoY. EBITDA at Rs 80 Cr, +35.5% YoY; Other Income fell to Rs 7.1 Cr from Rs 19.4 Cr, masking operating strength. EBITDA margin at 6.8% vs 5.6%. Roofs drove growth at +16.9% YoY, while Floors remain

Q1 FY27 Consolidated Results YoY: Revenue at 1174 Cr vs 1052 Cr, up 11.6%. EBITDA at 80 Cr vs 59 Cr, up 35.4%. EBITDA Margin at 6.8% vs 5.6%, expansion of 120bps. Other Income fell to 7.1 Cr vs 19.4 Cr, masking stronger operating performance. PAT turned profitable at 9.4 Cr vs loss of 1.3 Cr. Roofs segment result rose 52% to 89.7 Cr, while Floors l

Highness Microelectronics received a domestic ₹1.07 crore purchase order to supply ruggedized TVM displays for metro and urban mobility stations, with execution scheduled for September 5–10, 2026.

Board approved a rights issue of equity shares for up to Rs 40 Cr, inclusive of premium, subject to regulatory and other applicable approvals. Powers over the issue terms and related matters were delegated to the Rights Issue Committee.

NSE and BSE granted no-objection for reclassifying Maa Chandi Financial Advisory Services Pvt Ltd, formerly Ramkrishna Rail and Infrastructure Pvt Ltd, from promoter group to public under SEBI Regulation 31A. Context: clears the exchange-approval step for the pending promoter-group reclassification.

Tega Industries appointed Ravi Narayan Joshi as CFO and KMP effective August 6, replacing interim CFO Shyama Prasad Ganguly, who remains GM-Finance & Accounts. Joshi brings 21 years’ experience across Hindustan Zinc, Vedanta and Balkrishna Industries. Context: provides permanent finance leadership during the Molycop integration.

Board meeting on August 12, 2026 will consider June-quarter unaudited results, increasing authorized share capital, and issuing unlisted non-convertible cumulative redeemable preference shares via private placement. Related-party transactions will also be reviewed. No record or ex-date is specified.

Board approved cash investments of up to 6.0 Cr in Threatcop FZ LLC, UAE, to support working capital and overseas expansion, and 10.0 Cr in Threatcop AI Inc., USA, to fund operations and growth. Both subsidiaries remain wholly owned; investments are subject to overseas investment regulations.

PTC Industries’ subsidiary Aerolloy signed a landmark agreement with Airbus to develop, qualify and supply fully machined, ready-to-fit titanium castings for the A320neo, A330neo and A350 programmes. The agreement advances Aerolloy toward serial production and expands its role from casting to integrated material-to-component aerospace manufacturing

Rajasthan Global Securities Pvt Ltd + PACs; promoter No; 1,395,006→1,524,606 voting; open market

Kolte-Patil signed six Mumbai Metropolitan Region redevelopment projects across Santacruz, Andheri, Oshiwara, Versova, Ghatkopar and Vashi, with estimated combined GDV of approximately Rs.6,000 crore. The projects are expected to launch within 6–12 months, subject to approvals, substantially expanding the company's Mumbai pipeline.

SDHI won a contract from Denmark-based Svitzer to build four TRAnsverse 3200 harbour tugs at its Pipavav yard, with deliveries starting early 2028. The 80-tonne-bollard-pull vessels are up to 15% more fuel-efficient; this is SDHI’s fourth consecutive export contract. Context: first commercial shipbuilding order after prior defence-focused work.

Deccan Gold produced its first gold doré at Altyn Tor, processing gravity concentrate through newly installed intensive leach tanks, Merrill-Crowe recovery and smelting. The proof-of-concept run validated metallurgical leachability and the integrated flowsheet under field conditions, de-risking the project ahead of full-scale commercialisation. Con

Axis Solutions secured a domestic ₹400 crore rural water-supply project order from NKG Primus JV, including infrastructure and household connections. Execution is scheduled through March 2027–March 2028; no promoter interest or related-party concerns were disclosed.

Board approved preferential issue of up to 35.87 crore convertible warrants at Rs 2.23 each, aggregating up to Rs 80 Cr, to promoter, promoter-group and non-promoter investors, subject to shareholder approval; warrants are exercisable within 18 months. Sunil Kumar Sharma was appointed Managing Director for five years, also subject to shareholder ap

Board meeting on August 12, 2026 will consider June-quarter unaudited results, issuance of subordinated debt and non-convertible debentures up to Rs.500 crore each, and increasing borrowing limits from Rs.1,000 crore to Rs.1,500 crore, subject to shareholder approval. No dividend or record date announced.

Commercial Court dismissed Jayshree Chemicals’ challenge to the arbitral award, upholding liability for ₹2.11 crore, ₹28.70 crore remediation costs and ₹25 lakh arbitration costs, plus applicable interest. The ruling creates a significant financial burden related to mercury-site remediation.

Sarda Proteins approved a rights issue of fully paid equity shares to raise up to ₹100 crore, along with the draft Letter of Offer, intermediaries and a rights issue committee. The record date will be announced separately. Non-executive director Gunvantray Jayantilal Zaladi resigned effective August 5, 2026.

Board approved a preferential issue of up to 66 lakh convertible warrants at Rs 44 each, aggregating up to Rs 29.04 Cr, to promoters, promoter group and non-promoter investors. Warrants carry a 1:1 conversion ratio, 18-month exercise period and 25% upfront payment, subject to shareholder approval. Authorized share capital will increase from Rs 8.5

Niraj Cement Structurals’ JV received a ₹256.89 crore (including GST) domestic work order from Bihar’s Water Resource Department for 31.985 km of pavement and stud construction, executable over 32 months.

Suraj Estate will consider raising up to ₹165 crore through private placement of senior secured, unrated, unlisted redeemable NCDs on August 10, subject to approvals. Context: adds to the company’s high-cost debt-funded expansion strategy.

Automated denim garment facility serving domestic and international apparel brands.

Management Committee meeting scheduled for August 10, 2026, to consider raising up to ₹165 crore through private placement of secured, unrated, unlisted redeemable NCDs in one or more tranches. No pricing, tenure, coupon, or use of proceeds was disclosed.

Q1 FY27 Consolidated Results YoY: Revenue at 3375 Cr vs 2859 Cr, up 18.1%. EBITDA at 754 Cr vs 757 Cr, down 0.5%. EBITDA Margin at 22.3% vs 26.5%, contraction of 420bps. PAT at 609 Cr vs 604 Cr, up 0.9%. Engines segment sales grew 18.1% while Lubes segment sales grew 56.0%, showing divergent performance. Managing Director Shveta Arya resigned effec

Q1 FY27 Consolidated Results YoY: Revenue at 1161 Cr vs 1170 Cr, down 0.8%. EBITDA at 99 Cr vs 84 Cr, up 17.4%. EBITDA Margin at 8.5% vs 7.2%, expansion of 130bps. PAT at 19.7 Cr vs 8.4 Cr, up 134.8%. Yarn remained the key driver, with segment result rising to 63.4 Cr from 29.0 Cr, while Fabric turned to a 0.5 Cr loss from 15.9 Cr profit despite br

Medico Remedies secured a USD 1.406 million (approximately INR 13.38 crore) government pharmaceutical supply order from Dominican Republic’s PROMESE/CAL, covering tablets, capsules and dry syrups, with delivery scheduled within three months.

Thomas Scott entered a five-year agreement, extendable by five years, with ABG-Dockers LLC to exclusively license Dockers in India, Nepal and Bangladesh across design, manufacturing, distribution and retail, while becoming a global designated supplier for international partners. Context: adds an international B2B supply stream.

NBCC secured domestic PMC orders worth approximately ₹801.20 crore, including ₹780.38 crore for RBI office and residential complexes in Amaravati and ₹20.82 crore for Odisha hostels. The RBI mandate is a meaningful contract win, though execution timelines were not disclosed.

Interarch secured an approximately ₹83 crore domestic order for a major energy-transmission project, covering design, engineering, manufacturing and supply over 16 months. The contract is about 4% of FY26 revenue and strengthens the order book, though the customer remains undisclosed.

Kotyark received LOIs from BPCL and HPCL to supply 1,662 KL biodiesel, valued at approximately ₹15.41 crore, for June–August 2026.

Board approved agreements with Solidus Developers LLP and Sugal Earthen Spaces Developers LLP, with investments of up to Rs 3.8 Cr in each LLP, totaling up to Rs 7.5 Cr. The filing provides no project details, ownership terms or expected returns.

Apollo Micro Systems received orders worth INR 2,133.91 million from DRDO, defence PSUs and private industries, representing a significant addition to its defence-electronics order book.

Amrutanjan commissioned a ₹150 crore Telangana sanitary-napkin plant, adding planned capacity of 700 million units annually. The facility advances Comfy’s expansion, resolves the previously delayed commissioning milestone, and supports scalable feminine-hygiene growth.

Uday Narang agreed to acquire 5,42,925 shares, or 11.55% of Pasupati Fincap, from promoter Dinesh Pareekh at ₹12 per share for ₹65.15 lakh, triggering a mandatory open offer for up to 26% of public shares. Full acceptance would raise Narang’s holding to 37.55%; maximum offer consideration is ₹1.47 crore.

Shayona Engineering received a domestic purchase order for stainless-steel coils worth ₹97.1 lakh excluding GST (₹1.15 crore including GST), payable within seven days; customer undisclosed.