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.
SEPC received a binding ₹854.57 crore LOA from SAIL-ISP Burnpur for pellet plant BOP, civil and structural works. The contract spans 32 months and equals approximately 79% of FY26 revenue, materially strengthening order visibility.
Valiant secured INR 1,071 lakh purchase orders, inclusive of taxes, from system integrators for a Power Grid project, supplying data-storage servers and NavIC-enabled time-synchronization equipment by March 2027. The order marks its entry into data centers; a separate AMC order is expected.
Valiant received domestic purchase orders worth INR 1,071 lacs from system integrators for Power Grid’s data-center project, supplying data-storage servers and NavIC-enabled time-synchronization equipment by March 2027. The order represents ~13% of FY26 revenue and marks strategic entry into data centers; a separate AMC order is expected.
Panacea Biotec received a UNICEF award to supply bivalent oral polio vaccine worth approximately US$8.205 million (₹78.24 crore) during 2028, representing a material international order and reinforcing its vaccine-export growth.
Management indicated FY27 revenue could approach ₹12,000 crore if 19% growth is sustained; it plans ₹1,000 crore FY27 capex to increase daily product packs from 1.84 crore to 2.4 crore within two years, alongside expansion to over 5,000 outlets by year-end.
Proposed 66.45% acquisition of Korean automated-parking company Dongyang PC; buyback could create 100% subsidiary; ₹700+Cr bid pipeline; ₹30Cr FY27 revenue expected.
L.T. Elevator signed an SPA to acquire South Korea’s DYPC Inc., adding 12 patents, a ₹65 crore order book, ₹700 crore bid pipeline and an ₹8 crore US order. Management expects ₹30 crore revenue contribution for the remainder of this fiscal and says FY28 growth should match FY27. Context: resolves the previously exploratory car-parking acquisition t
Designs, manufactures, installs, maintains parking systems, elevators, machinery, operates facilities.
Nectar Lifesciences completed the sale and surrender of leasehold rights and structures of its inoperative Narbada Industries unit in Jammu for INR 9.6 crore, alongside plant and machinery sold for INR 1.62 crore plus taxes. The non-core business generated no revenue in FY26.
The Enforcement Directorate provisionally attached certain Reliance Infrastructure assets, including Reliance Power shareholding, for an aggregate ₹179.66 crore under PMLA, creating a corresponding stated financial implication. Context: adds to the company’s ongoing enforcement sequence.
Cochin Minerals and Rutile received a CGST/IGST/KGST Show-Cause Notice from the Kochi Audit Commissionerate disputing product HSN classification for FY2020-21 to FY2023-24, involving tax of Rs.120.26 crore. The company currently expects no financial or operational impact.
Transworld Shipping Lines signed an MOA to sell the vessel SSL Sabarimalai to Avana Logistek for US$4.1 million. The transaction is not related-party and represents a modest asset divestiture, subject to delivery.
EBITDA Returns, Funding Needed Net loss at Rs 43.7 Cr in Q1 FY27 (consolidated), loss narrowed 27.2% YoY. Revenue at Rs 547 Cr in Q1 FY27 (consolidated), +21.5% YoY. EBITDA at Rs 35.9 Cr vs loss of Rs 24.5 Cr in Q1 FY26. EBITDA margin at 6.6% vs -5.5%; other expenses grew 3.1% vs revenue growth of 21.5%. Board approved fundraising of up to Rs 750 C
Received ₹81.75 crore LOA from Sneh Developers for civil, structural and external development work on Indore’s CyberCity project. Construction begins 3 August 2026, with a 24-month execution period plus three-month grace period.
Veerhealth Care received a domestic face-care products order worth ₹526.84 lakh, executable within 45 days, potentially supporting significant turnover growth.
Board meeting scheduled for August 7, 2026, will consider raising funds through equity shares, warrants, or other convertible securities via preferential issue or another permitted route, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals. No pricing, size, or record date has been disclosed.
Received a ₹2.236 crore (inclusive of GST) domestic work order from BPCL Mumbai Refinery to install internal aluminum floating roofs on two tanks, executable within two months. No related-party or promoter interest disclosed.
V-Mart Retail scheduled a virtual one-on-one investor call with Helios MF on 7 August 2026 from 10:00 to 11:00 IST.
Lays high-pressure steel, medium-density polyethylene gas pipelines and PNG connections.
Promoters: Parth/Rushit/Umesh; 61,98,880 each before=after; non-disposal encumbrance.
Q1 FY27 Consolidated Results YoY: Revenue at 547 Cr vs 450 Cr, up 21.5%. EBITDA turned positive at 0.4 Cr vs loss of 0.2 Cr. EBITDA Margin at 0.7% vs -0.5%, expansion of 120bps. PAT loss narrowed to 43.7 Cr vs loss of 60.0 Cr. Liquidity remains stressed: current liabilities exceeded current assets by 742 Cr, with management relying on proposed fina
Q1FY27 volume rebound +9% YoY; freight-rate hike lifted realisation +9%; 16 branches added; Vijayawada/Nagpur properties purchased; direct fuel procurement discontinued.
Board approved preferential issue of up to 49,50,495 equity shares at ₹40.40 per share, aggregating ₹20 Cr, to Adiniya Investments Private Limited for conversion of an outstanding unsecured loan into equity, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. The transaction is intended to reduce debt, strengthen net worth and improve the debt-equity
Chief Financial Officer and Key Managerial Personnel Vinita Arvindbhai Mistry will resign effective close of business on 5 September 2026 to pursue another career opportunity. She confirmed there is no other material reason for her resignation and holds no shares in the company.
Novus Loyalty signed a three-year Master Services Agreement with Hero Housing Finance to deploy and manage a comprehensive loyalty and rewards ecosystem. The usage-linked recurring revenue model offers scalable, annuity-like income, though total contract value remains unspecified.
SessionM $32M ARR tracking; upgrades on schedule for first-year break-even; CustomerGlu acqui-hire launches Experience+; FY27 guidance ₹10,650Mn revenue, ₹1,720Mn Adj EBITDA
Systematic Industries acquired a fully operational 48,000 MTPA GI wire plant in Chhattisgarh, increasing installed capacity by approximately 48% to 148,000 MTPA across five units. Management expects immediate EPS accretion, logistics synergies and stronger access to Central Indian infrastructure markets.
Purple Wave received a non-binding LOI from Hyundai Motor India for supplying and installing 1,500 SAIPUR digital kiosks with five-year SaaS content management across its dealership network, representing an indicative contract value of ₹14.94 crore, subject to dealership purchase orders.
Q1 FY27 Standalone Results YoY: Revenue at 879 Cr vs 744 Cr, up 18.1%. EBITDA at 193 Cr vs 158 Cr, up 21.8%. EBITDA Margin at 21.9% vs 21.2%, expansion of 70bps. PAT at 81 Cr vs 50 Cr, up 61.0%. Board approved a buyback of up to 87.5 lakh shares, representing 5.0% of equity, at Rs 320 per share for an aggregate size of 280 Cr, subject to shareholde
TruAlt approved the proposed slump sale of non-core Unit 5 to Onkar Agro Sugars for Rs.171 crore, with completion targeted for November 4, 2026. The unit generated no FY26 revenue, carries approximately Rs.135 crore of IREDA debt, and proceeds will primarily fund debt repayment and core operations.
Q1 FY27 Standalone Results YoY: Revenue at 32.6 Cr vs 21.3 Cr, up 53.2%. EBITDA at 8.0 Cr vs 2.8 Cr, up 188.0%. EBITDA Margin at 24.6% vs 13.1%, expansion of 1150bps. PAT at 5.7 Cr vs 1.6 Cr, up 252.3%. Outside India revenue was the key driver at 21.9 Cr vs 10.7 Cr, up 118.3%, while India revenue declined 12.2% to 9.3 Cr. Board approved the propose
Board meeting on August 11, 2026 will consider unaudited standalone and consolidated June-quarter results and a fundraising proposal of up to Rs. 25 crore through equity or convertible/redeemable instruments via private placement. No record or ex-date is announced.
RMC Switchgears received 12 domestic turnkey LOAs from Paschim Gujarat Vij Company worth ₹333.79 crore for underground power-network conversion across Gujarat. Execution begins after 45 days and spans 12–18 months, materially strengthening the order book and revenue visibility.
Board approved contingent issuance of equity shares to Bank of India and consortium lenders upon default under a ₹2,000 crore loan, subject to shareholder approval. Authorised capital will rise from ₹85 crore to ₹95 crore for future fundraising; Whole-time Director remuneration increases by ₹1 crore, alongside related-party and family appointments.
Through a subsidiary, appointed developer for a 3.46 lakh sq ft Juhu commercial-cum-retail redevelopment with estimated GDV of ₹1,600 crore; construction is expected to commence in Q3 FY28 and finish within 3–4 years. Context: Details now quantify the previously undisclosed commercial award.
Rajesh Power Services won a ₹362.82 crore PGVCL turnkey contract for undergrounding Jamnagar’s 11kV/LT network with ring-main systems, executable over 24 months. The order equals roughly 22% of FY26 revenue and strengthens already substantial order-book visibility.
L&T’s Energy Hydrocarbon Offshore won an ultra-mega (>₹15,000 crore) ADNOC Offshore project as lead consortium partner, covering EPCIC and facility upgrades in the Middle East.
PNG Jewellers closed its QIP, allocating 1,14,94,252 equity shares to qualified institutional buyers at ₹609 per share, including a 4.95% discount to the floor price, raising approximately ₹700 crore. Context: resolves the previously pending QIP funding decision.
Panchsheel Organics announced the unexpected death of promoter, Managing Director and Executive Whole Time Director Mahendra Abhaychand Turakhia on August 1, 2026. He held 2,120,672 shares, representing 16.10% of the company.
100% Bluetile/BestPlay acquisition: USD303m cash; consolidation expected from Q2FY27. Gaming revenue +14%, 19.5% margin; Raymond Stauffer CEO from September 1.
Nazara reported Q1FY27 revenue of INR429 crore and EBITDA of INR46 crore; comparable revenue grew 9% excluding NODWIN, while gaming revenue rose 14% to INR275 crore at a 19.5% margin. It amended Bluetile/BestPlay to acquire 100% for USD303 million and appointed Raymond A. Stauffer CEO effective September 1, subject to approvals.
KEC secured ₹1,063 crore of orders across Civil, T&D, Renewables, and Cables. The wins include a 50+ MW wind EPC project and a 400 kV African transmission line. YTD order intake exceeds ₹6,300 crore, supporting backlog diversification and execution visibility.
Q1 FY27 Consolidated Results YoY: Revenue at 429 Cr vs 499 Cr, down 14.0%. EBITDA at 33.5 Cr vs 124.7 Cr, down 73.2%; includes further impairment of 21.8 Cr, while Other Income fell to 8.8 Cr vs 77.1 Cr. EBITDA Margin at 7.8% vs 25.0%, contraction of 1720bps. PAT swung to a loss of 79.9 Cr vs profit of 53.5 Cr, reflecting the impairment and 62.4 Cr
The Government of India proposed an Offer for Sale of up to 2.5% of LIC at a floor price of ₹382 per share on August 4–5, 2026, with an option to increase the sale to 6.5% and a separate employee allocation of up to 0.04%.
The Government of India will sell up to 31.62 crore LIC shares, representing 2.5% of paid-up equity, through an August 4–5 OFS, with an option to increase the sale to 6.5% or 82.22 crore shares. The floor price is ₹382 per share.