DEALING ROOM: STOCK- NDTVPROFIT
KARUR VYSYA BANK 🟢
• Dealers expect positive newsflow
• Potential index inclusion seen as a trigger
KP GREEN 🟢
• Confirmed new orders worth ₹258 Cr
APL APOLLO 🟢
• Buying seen from a large HNI desk
• Dealers expect a report from an MNC broker
S CHAND 🟢
• Buzz of potential buyback announcement
NTPC 🟢
• Large DII reportedly accumulating in the stock
JG CHEMICALS 🟢
• Buzz of potential international acquisition
SAGILITY 🟢
• Buzz of potential global tie-up
KARUR VYSYA BANK 🟢
• Dealers expect positive newsflow
• Potential index inclusion seen as a trigger
KP GREEN 🟢
• Confirmed new orders worth ₹258 Cr
APL APOLLO 🟢
• Buying seen from a large HNI desk
• Dealers expect a report from an MNC broker
S CHAND 🟢
• Buzz of potential buyback announcement
NTPC 🟢
• Large DII reportedly accumulating in the stock
JG CHEMICALS 🟢
• Buzz of potential international acquisition
SAGILITY 🟢
• Buzz of potential global tie-up
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KP GREEN ENGINEERING: WINS ₹258.02 CR NEW ORDERS
• Secured confirmed orders worth ₹258.02 Cr across multiple segments
• Solar Projects: ₹114.53 Cr
• Crash Barriers: ₹92.38 Cr
• Pre-Engineered Buildings: ₹33.76 Cr
• Transmission Towers: ₹15.42 Cr
• Poles & Highmast + Isolators: ₹1.93 Cr
• Cumulative confirmed order intake for FY27 rises to ₹497.64 Cr
• Secured confirmed orders worth ₹258.02 Cr across multiple segments
• Solar Projects: ₹114.53 Cr
• Crash Barriers: ₹92.38 Cr
• Pre-Engineered Buildings: ₹33.76 Cr
• Transmission Towers: ₹15.42 Cr
• Poles & Highmast + Isolators: ₹1.93 Cr
• Cumulative confirmed order intake for FY27 rises to ₹497.64 Cr
FOREX DATA
Total Reserves In Week-Ended Aug 21, Up $12.42 Bn At $729.33 Bn
Foreign Currency Assets In Week-Ended Aug 21, Up $9.48 Bn At $591.33 Bn
Total Reserves In Week-Ended Aug 21, Up $12.42 Bn At $729.33 Bn
Foreign Currency Assets In Week-Ended Aug 21, Up $9.48 Bn At $591.33 Bn
ADVAIT ENERGY TRANSITIONS:
CO GUIDES FOR YEAR-END ORDER BOOK OF ₹1,600-1,650 CRORE; DHOLERA GIGAFACTORY PHASE 1 COMMISSIONING IN Q4 FY27
CO GUIDES FOR YEAR-END ORDER BOOK OF ₹1,600-1,650 CRORE; DHOLERA GIGAFACTORY PHASE 1 COMMISSIONING IN Q4 FY27
THOMAS COOK INDIA: STERLING HOLIDAY RESORTS OPENS 80TH RESORT IN BASTAR
• Sterling Holiday Resorts launches Sterling Naman Bastar in Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh.
• This marks Sterling’s 80th resort in India and its first property in Jagdalpur.
• Resort spread across 3.21 acres with 45 rooms across five categories.
• Property includes dining, recreation and wellness facilities.
• Resort located on Chitrakote Road, offering access to key Bastar tourist destinations.
• Sterling Holiday Resorts launches Sterling Naman Bastar in Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh.
• This marks Sterling’s 80th resort in India and its first property in Jagdalpur.
• Resort spread across 3.21 acres with 45 rooms across five categories.
• Property includes dining, recreation and wellness facilities.
• Resort located on Chitrakote Road, offering access to key Bastar tourist destinations.
DHOOT TRANSMISSION: INVESTS ₹31.32 CR IN UK SUBSIDIARY
• Acquires 75,000 equity shares of Dhoot Transmission UK Limited.
• Investment of GBP 2.40 million (~₹31.32 Cr) at GBP 32 per share.
• Funds to be used for repayment/prepayment of borrowings and business expansion.
• FY26 turnover of Dhoot Transmission UK stood at ~₹87.74 Cr.
• Subsidiary to remain wholly owned.
• Acquires 75,000 equity shares of Dhoot Transmission UK Limited.
• Investment of GBP 2.40 million (~₹31.32 Cr) at GBP 32 per share.
• Funds to be used for repayment/prepayment of borrowings and business expansion.
• FY26 turnover of Dhoot Transmission UK stood at ~₹87.74 Cr.
• Subsidiary to remain wholly owned.
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KITEX GARMENTS: INDIA RATINGS DOWNGRADES CREDIT RATING ON ₹347.98 CR BANK FACILITIES
• India Ratings downgrades credit rating on bank facilities worth ₹347.98 Cr.
• Downgrade reflects significant decline in group profitability and subdued margins in FY26.
• Profitability impacted by partial absorption of US tariff-related costs.
• Slower ramp-up at Warangal unit and delays in order execution also cited.
• Debt-funded capex for KAPL led to deterioration in consolidated credit metrics during FY26.
• Net leverage expected to remain high from FY27, with gradual deleveraging.
• India Ratings downgrades credit rating on bank facilities worth ₹347.98 Cr.
• Downgrade reflects significant decline in group profitability and subdued margins in FY26.
• Profitability impacted by partial absorption of US tariff-related costs.
• Slower ramp-up at Warangal unit and delays in order execution also cited.
• Debt-funded capex for KAPL led to deterioration in consolidated credit metrics during FY26.
• Net leverage expected to remain high from FY27, with gradual deleveraging.
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BANK OF INDIA: ACUITE REAFFIRMS CREDIT RATINGS
• Acuité reaffirms Additional Tier-I Bonds at ‘ACUITE AA+’ and Tier-II Bonds at ‘ACUITE AAA’, with Stable outlook.
• PAT rose to ₹10,527.15 Cr in FY26 from ₹9,219.02 Cr in FY25.
• Domestic advances grew 19.20% YoY to ₹6,73,833 Cr in Q1FY27.
• Capital Adequacy Ratio stood at 18.01% as of March 31, 2026.
• GNPA improved to 1.98% from 3.27% YoY; NNPA stood at 0.56%.
• Provision coverage ratio stood at 93.83% as of June 30, 2026.
• CASA ratio stood at 36.88% as of June 30, 2026.
• Ratings on certain Perpetual AT-I and Basel III AT-I bonds withdrawn at issuer’s request.
• Acuité reaffirms Additional Tier-I Bonds at ‘ACUITE AA+’ and Tier-II Bonds at ‘ACUITE AAA’, with Stable outlook.
• PAT rose to ₹10,527.15 Cr in FY26 from ₹9,219.02 Cr in FY25.
• Domestic advances grew 19.20% YoY to ₹6,73,833 Cr in Q1FY27.
• Capital Adequacy Ratio stood at 18.01% as of March 31, 2026.
• GNPA improved to 1.98% from 3.27% YoY; NNPA stood at 0.56%.
• Provision coverage ratio stood at 93.83% as of June 30, 2026.
• CASA ratio stood at 36.88% as of June 30, 2026.
• Ratings on certain Perpetual AT-I and Basel III AT-I bonds withdrawn at issuer’s request.
JAIN RESOURCE RECYCLING: CRISIL UPGRADES CREDIT RATING TO ‘AA-/STABLE’
• CRISIL upgrades long-term bank facility rating to ‘CRISIL AA-/Stable’ from ‘CRISIL A+/Watch Developing’.
• Upgrade follows resumption of operations at Unit-II in Gummidipoondi and receipt of required regulatory approvals.
• CRISIL noted limited operational disruption and negligible financial impact from the recent incident.
• Rating supported by strong business and financial risk profile and established position in non-ferrous metal recycling.
• Diversified business profile, strong risk management and healthy financial metrics also support the rating.
• Outlook remains positive, with higher contribution expected from value-added products.
• CRISIL upgrades long-term bank facility rating to ‘CRISIL AA-/Stable’ from ‘CRISIL A+/Watch Developing’.
• Upgrade follows resumption of operations at Unit-II in Gummidipoondi and receipt of required regulatory approvals.
• CRISIL noted limited operational disruption and negligible financial impact from the recent incident.
• Rating supported by strong business and financial risk profile and established position in non-ferrous metal recycling.
• Diversified business profile, strong risk management and healthy financial metrics also support the rating.
• Outlook remains positive, with higher contribution expected from value-added products.
KP GREEN ENGINEERING: WINS ₹258.02 CR NEW ORDERS
• Secured confirmed orders worth ₹258.02 Cr across multiple segments
• Solar Projects: ₹114.53 Cr
• Crash Barriers: ₹92.38 Cr
• Pre-Engineered Buildings: ₹33.76 Cr
• Transmission Towers: ₹15.42 Cr
• Poles & Highmast + Isolators: ₹1.93 Cr
• Cumulative confirmed order intake for FY27 rises to ₹497.64 Cr
• Secured confirmed orders worth ₹258.02 Cr across multiple segments
• Solar Projects: ₹114.53 Cr
• Crash Barriers: ₹92.38 Cr
• Pre-Engineered Buildings: ₹33.76 Cr
• Transmission Towers: ₹15.42 Cr
• Poles & Highmast + Isolators: ₹1.93 Cr
• Cumulative confirmed order intake for FY27 rises to ₹497.64 Cr
HERO MOTOCORP: INCREASES STAKE IN ATHER ENERGY
• Acquired additional 1.19 Cr equity shares in Ather Energy
• Total Consideration: ~₹1,758 Cr
• Post-acquisition stake: ~32.8% on a fully diluted basis
• Acquisition strengthens Hero MotoCorp’s investment in Ather Energy
• Acquired additional 1.19 Cr equity shares in Ather Energy
• Total Consideration: ~₹1,758 Cr
• Post-acquisition stake: ~32.8% on a fully diluted basis
• Acquisition strengthens Hero MotoCorp’s investment in Ather Energy
AVANTI FEEDS:
CO MANAGEMENT GUIDES FOR 5.85 LAKH MT FEED SALES IN FY27 AND ~19,000 MT SHRIMP EXPORTS, TARGETS ₹175 CRORE PET FOOD CAPEX
CO MANAGEMENT GUIDES FOR 5.85 LAKH MT FEED SALES IN FY27 AND ~19,000 MT SHRIMP EXPORTS, TARGETS ₹175 CRORE PET FOOD CAPEX
VARROC ENGINEERING:
CO’S ROMANIA SUBSIDIARY SEEKS EUR 67 MILLION FROM OP MOBILITY IN FRESH PARIS COURT PROCEEDINGS OVER A SUPPLY AGREEMENT DISPUTE.
CO’S ROMANIA SUBSIDIARY SEEKS EUR 67 MILLION FROM OP MOBILITY IN FRESH PARIS COURT PROCEEDINGS OVER A SUPPLY AGREEMENT DISPUTE.
JULY IIP DATA
July IIP growth at 6.7% vs 8.8% MoM
Mining, quarrying sector output growth at -0.9% vs 1.6% MoM
Manufacturing sector output growth at 7.3% vs 9.5% Moм
Electricity, gas supply sector output growth at 8.7% vs 11.3% MoM
Water supply sector output growth at 7.4% vs 6.1% MoM
Primary goods output growth at 4.1% vs 5.4% MoM
July IIP growth at 6.7% vs 8.8% MoM
Mining, quarrying sector output growth at -0.9% vs 1.6% MoM
Manufacturing sector output growth at 7.3% vs 9.5% Moм
Electricity, gas supply sector output growth at 8.7% vs 11.3% MoM
Water supply sector output growth at 7.4% vs 6.1% MoM
Primary goods output growth at 4.1% vs 5.4% MoM
JULY IIP DATA
Capital goods output growth at 16.1% vs 17.9% MoM
Intermediate goods output growth at 10% vs 11.5% MoM
Infrastructure goods output growth at 6.9% vs 8.8% MoM
Consumer durables output growth at 10.5% vs 10.3% MoM
Consumer non-durables output growth at -1% vs 5.6% MoM
Capital goods output growth at 16.1% vs 17.9% MoM
Intermediate goods output growth at 10% vs 11.5% MoM
Infrastructure goods output growth at 6.9% vs 8.8% MoM
Consumer durables output growth at 10.5% vs 10.3% MoM
Consumer non-durables output growth at -1% vs 5.6% MoM
TRUMP WANTS FARMERS TO PROCESS THEIR OWN FOOD DRAWING UP PLANS TO ALLOW FARMERS TO PROCESS OWN FOOD I CAN'T LET BIG PROCESSORS HURT FARMERS AND RANCHERS
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OIL LOADINGS FROM BLACK SEA NOVOROSSIYSK SET TO MORE THAN HALVE IN AUGUST M/M DUE TO DRONE ATTACKS, TRADERS SAY AND DATA SHOWS
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TRUMP ON TRUTH SOCIAL
Ranchers and Farmers have always been a number one priority for me.
They work very hard, are smart, efficient, and immaculately CLEAN, but for years I have heard that they have had a tremendous problem with the Big Processors, who many say are a nasty Monopoly.
There are, essentially, 4 of them, a very non competitive number, and they make life miserable for our wonderful Farmers and Ranchers, and I can’t let that happen, can I? So, in order to break this powerful monopoly, with much of its ownership based outside of the U.S., I am authorizing legal documents to be drawn in order to allow Farmers and Ranchers to be given the right to PROCESS THEIR OWN FOOD.
This should move quickly.
Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Ranchers and Farmers have always been a number one priority for me.
They work very hard, are smart, efficient, and immaculately CLEAN, but for years I have heard that they have had a tremendous problem with the Big Processors, who many say are a nasty Monopoly.
There are, essentially, 4 of them, a very non competitive number, and they make life miserable for our wonderful Farmers and Ranchers, and I can’t let that happen, can I? So, in order to break this powerful monopoly, with much of its ownership based outside of the U.S., I am authorizing legal documents to be drawn in order to allow Farmers and Ranchers to be given the right to PROCESS THEIR OWN FOOD.
This should move quickly.
Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
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JSW CEMENT:
CO REVENUE UP 21.6% TO ₹1,896 CRORE IN Q1 FY27, CAPACITY EXPANSION ON TRACK WITH 56 MW WIND CAPACITY ADDED
CO REVENUE UP 21.6% TO ₹1,896 CRORE IN Q1 FY27, CAPACITY EXPANSION ON TRACK WITH 56 MW WIND CAPACITY ADDED