Economic Times Ø JSPL hopeful of concluding deal to sell 96.42% stake in Jindal Power by December Ø Anarock eyes 50% revenue growth in FY22 to about Rs 450cr on housing demand recovery Ø Govt plans WAPCOS IPO by March Ø Barclays funds Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's Zydus deal Ø FPIs net buyers in Aug; invest Rs 16,459 cr Ø Govt likely to extend incentive scheme IFLADP for leather, footwear industry till 2025-26 Ø Daimler CEO says carmakers could face chip shortage into 2023 Ø Ola IPO to hit the Street early 2022 Ø SBI to raise up to Rs 4,000 crore via AT1 bonds Ø Unitholders of Franklin’s six shut debt schemes to get Rs 2,918 crore Ø Automakers expect better festive season this year even as chip shortage lingers on Business Standard Ø Amid rising spread in bond yields, FPIs net buyers in Aug, invest Rs 16k cr Ø Adani, Vedanta, Birla groups lead Indian equity markets boom in 2021 Ø Govt likely to ask anchor investors to hold 25% in monetised roads Ø Biggest sovereign wealth fund excludes ONGC from portfolio Ø Sebi asks investors to link PAN with Aadhaar by Sep for smooth transactions Ø Large investors booking profits in high beta, cyclical stocks: Analysts Ø Indiabulls Housing Finance to launch Rs 1,000-cr public issue of bonds Ø Cathie Wood's fintech ETF sells HDFC Bank for first time since May Ø Despite chip shortage, automakers expect better festive season Ø Moody's assigns B1(hyb) rating to Axis Bank's proposed AT-I capital bonds Ø Fraudulent trading: Sebi confirms directions against ex-CNBC anchor, family Financial Express Ø Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund gets Rs 149-cr from Vodafone Idea Ø Indian Sugar Mills Association urges PM Modi to immediately hike sugar MSP Ø Snapdeal assessing IPO route: Sources Ø SBI raises Rs 4,000 crore via AT1 bonds Ø PGCIL seeks shareholders’ approval to raise up to Rs 6,000 cr via bonds, debentures Ø Ami Organics IPO subscribed 64.54 times on closing day Ø SaaS startups firming up plans for IPOs Ø Sebi tweaks investor grievance redressal mechanism framework Ø Financial bids for BPCL after September Ø NTPC Darlipali Thermal Power Station's Unit 2 to start commercial operation from Sep 1 Ø ESDS Software files draft papers with Sebi; aims to raise Rs 1,300 crore Mint Ø Carlyle to raise $1 billion debt to acquire Hexaware Ø Cairn ups ante in US court in its fight against India on tax Ø Lenders fail to receive bids for Videocon group’s energy business Ø Coal India’s volume growth offers hope, but sustainability holds key Ø Varun Beverages set to gain from robust growth outlook Ø HDFC Life’s buyout of Exide Life is promising beyond near-term pinch Ø Policy harmonization will help our MSMEs create jobs Ø Razorpay looks to raise up to $250 mn, eyes $4 bn valuation Ø PI Industries’ investors draw comfort from CSM strength Ø Higher prices, parts paucity may hit festive sales of autos Ø India's space-tech startups steering a rough ride Ø LTTS well placed to capture strong demand in ER&D spending: Motilal Oswal
