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Stocks in news: Hyundai India, Vedanta, Adani Power, Tata Motors, Aurobindo Pharma
Indian markets remained mostly stable on Friday, with several companies making headlines. Hyundai India will reduce prices following GST reforms, while Adani Power will develop a hydroelectric project in Bhutan. Vedanta's bid for Jaiprakash Associates includes a staggered payment plan, and Tata Motors will pass on GST benefits to commercial vehicle customers.
Not all are winners in India's GST 2.O regime. These stocks are losing already
India’s GST overhaul introduces 5%, 18%, and 40% slabs, boosting consumption and aiding FMCG, auto, and insurance sectors. Coal, luxury goods, casinos, and energy drinks face higher taxes. While ITC and Godfrey Phillips benefit from reduced tax uncertainty, Delta Corp, Nazara, and premium auto firms may see near-term pressure.
In India's Rs 1 .5 lakh crore IPO boom, check which law firms earned the highest bills from companies
Large IPOs above Rs 5,000 crore attracted legal fees in the range of Rs 6–20 crore, depending on complexity. For mid-sized issues between Rs 1,000 crore and Rs 5,000 crore, lawyers billed in the range of Rs 3–8 crore per deal.
Stocks in news: Hero MotoCorp, Hyundai India, IGL, Maruti Suzuki, BEL
The markets opened positively, buoyed by strong Q1 GDP figures. Hero MotoCorp reported an 8% YoY increase in sales, while Hyundai India saw a 4% dip. Maruti Suzuki began exporting its first BEV, the eVITARA, and BEL secured additional orders worth ₹644 crore.
Mahindra's SUV sales to dealers dip for first time in over 3 years ahead of India tax cut call
Mahindra & Mahindra experienced its first sales decline in over three years in August, attributed to moderated dealer dispatches pending a government decision on lower consumption tax. While SUV sales dipped last month, they remain up 15% for the fiscal year. Buyers are delaying purchases in anticipation of potential price reductions following the upcoming GST council meeting.
RIL AGM 2025: Mukesh Ambani announces Reliance Jio IPO to hit Dalal Street in first half of 2026
JIO IPO Launch Date: Billionaire and Reliance Industries (RIL) chairman Mukesh Ambani on Friday told shareholders at the conglomerate's AGM that the much-awaited IPO of Reliance Jio, which could be the largest in the history of Dalal Street, would come in the first half of 2026.
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Reliance AGM 2025 Key Takeaways: Mukesh Ambani creates a splash with AI gamechanger, Jio IPO timeline reveal, new launches
RIL AGM 2025 Key Takeaways: Investors were looking forward to the marquee event for key announcements from Ambani that could give an indication of the road-ahead for what is expected to be a grand new chapter for the company, its different businesses, and its investors. The lens was specially emerging top businesses such as retail, digital and energy.
Reliance Jio IPO announced: 5 things investors need to watch out for
Mukesh Ambani announced Reliance Jio's IPO is expected in the first half of 2026, potentially India's largest ever. The IPO aims to fuel Jio's expansion into home internet, AI, and other digital services. Jio's strong financial growth, including a 25% profit increase and rising ARPU, positions it favorably for investors.
Maruti Suzuki beats estimates in Q1 as exports offset weak domestic demand; Hyundai profit dips 8% despite sales rise
Maruti Suzuki reported a 1.7% YoY rise in Q1FY26 profit to Rs 3,711.7 crore, driven by strong exports amid weak domestic demand. Hyundai India saw an 8% profit drop, offset by 37.4% export growth. Both automakers faced rising costs and a sluggish local market but benefited from robust overseas sales.
Mother of all IPOs coming next year? Ambani eyes Jio Infocomm’s Rs 52,000 cr issue: Report
Reliance Industries is reportedly considering an IPO for Jio Infocomm. The IPO could be worth Rs 52,200 crore. It would be the largest ever in Dalal Street. Reliance has begun informal talks with SEBI for approval. The company plans to sell a 5% stake in its telecom unit.
Hyundai Motor Q1 Results Preview: PAT to decline amid volume drop. 5 things to watch out for
Hyundai Motor India is expected to report a muted Q1 FY26, with brokerages forecasting a decline in profit, revenue, and EBITDA due to lower sales volumes, margin pressures, and absence of state incentives.
From ramp to romance: Tara Sutaria and Veer Pahariya’s flying kisses spark buzz at Couture Week; watch video
Tara Sutaria captivated attention at Hyundai India Couture Week 2025, walking for designer Isha Jajodia. Her ivory-gold corset gown was stunning, but her flying kiss to rumoured boyfriend Veer Pahariya stole the show. This affectionate exchange, along with their social media interactions, fuels relationship speculation, though Tara remains tight-lipped about their status.
Another Hyundai heads for India. Why it's important
India's shipbuilding sector is set for a big change. HD Korea and Cochin Shipyard Limited have signed a pact. India aims to be among the top shipbuilding nations by 2030. The partnership will boost India's shipbuilding capabilities. India wants to reduce reliance on foreign vessels. The government is supporting the sector with financial incentives.
Hyundai Motor shares fall 5% after Q2 results. What brokerages say
Hyundai Motor India Share Price: Hyundai India's shares tumbled over 5% after the company reported a 16% decline in Q2 profit, citing weak demand and high discounts. Despite the challenging market conditions, several brokerages remain optimistic about Hyundai's long-term growth prospects, driven by its SUV lineup and export opportunities.
Hyundai India shares skid 3% after Q2 net profit dips 16%
Shares of Hyundai Motor India fell 2.7% to Rs 1,772.45 on Tuesday after the company reported a 16% YoY decline in consolidated net profit for the September 2024 quarter, which stood at Rs 1,375 crore.
Hyundai India Q2 Results: Cons PAT falls 16% YoY to Rs 1,375 crore, revenue down 7%
Hyundai India Q2 Results: Revenue from operations in the reporting period, too, fell 7% year-on-year (YoY) to Rs 17,260 crore. The stock is trading 2.50% lower. The company reported an EBITDA of Rs 2,205 crore in Q2, a 10% drop from Rs 2,440 crore in the same quarter last year. Margins also decreased by 30 basis points year-over-year, reaching 12.8% for the period. Hyundai India cited weak market sentiment and geopolitical factors as reasons for the decline in PAT.
Will Hyundai India's listing offer some cheer to investors? What analysts expect
Hyundai Motor India IPO: While short-term listing gains may be limited, analysts believe Hyundai's strong fundamentals make it a compelling long-term investment. The company has consistently maintained a stable market presence in India, benefiting from a loyal consumer base due to its reliable and affordable after-sales service.
Hyundai India IPO subscribed 42% as on Day 2. GMP falls to 1.6%. Check detail
The Rs 27,870 crore IPO of Hyundai India, which started on Tuesday, reached 25% subscription on the second day, with retail investors leading. The IPO is an OFS of 14.2 crore shares by Hyundai Motor Global, priced at Rs 1,865-1,960 per share, expecting long-term gains.
Hyundai India GMP: All signs point to debut losses for investors
Analysts largely agree that subscribing to the Hyundai IPO presents a strong opportunity for long-term investors, given the growing passenger vehicle market and increasing consumer demand for larger, premium cars.
Hyundai Motor India IPO opens for subscription. Should you bid for the mega issue?
Hyundai India's Rs 27,870 crore IPO opens for subscription till October 17, involving an OFS of 14.2 crore shares by Hyundai Motor Global. The price band is set between Rs 1,865 to Rs 1,960 per share. Analysts recommend subscribing for long-term gains, citing robust financials and growth potential.
Hyundai India announces to invest Rs 32,000 crore in India over next 10 years
Hyundai Motor India plans to invest Rs 32,000 crore over the next 10 years, including Rs 6,000 crore in Pune. A new plant will boost production capacity by 30% by 2028. The company is focusing on the SUV segment and electric vehicles. The IPO, open from October 15 to 17, aims to attract local and global investors.
India to be global manufacturing hub for IPO-bound Hyundai, executive says
Hyundai Motor Co projects rapid market growth in India and aims to establish it as a global manufacturing hub. The upcoming Indian IPO, set to be the country's largest, involves the South Korean parent selling a 17.5% stake for approximately $3 billion, valuing the Indian unit at $19 billion.
Hyundai Motor India IPO opens next week with likely price band of Rs 1,865-1,960: Report
Hyundai Motor India is set to launch its IPO next week. The shares will likely be priced between Rs 1,865 to 1,960 each. This will value the automaker at up to Rs 1.6 lakh crore. The IPO opens for big institutional investors on October 14 and for retail investors from October 15 to 17.
Hyundai India eyes record $3.5 billion IPO
Hyundai Motor India Ltd. plans to start gauging investor interest in the coming weeks, with a listing likely in September or October, the people said, asking not to be identified as the information isn’t public.
Hyundai India IPO banks set for country's 2nd biggest payday with $40 million fee: Report
The evolving financial landscape in India, characterized by the Hyundai India IPO and the rise in private company IPOs, presents significant opportunities for financial institutions like Nomura and Jefferies Financial Group to capitalize on the flourishing market and drive investment banking fees to new heights.
Hyundai faces backlash in India over Pakistan arm's Kashmir posts
A spokesperson for Hyundai India said the company had "zero tolerance" to such communication. "The unsolicited social media post linking Hyundai Motor India is offending our unparalleled commitment and service. India is second home to the Hyundai brand and we have zero tolerance policy towards insensitive communication and we strongly condemn any such view," the spokesperson said.
High fuel prices shifting demand for diesel models: Hyundai official
Director (sales and marketing) of Hyundai India Tarun Garg said "Hyundai is concerned about the rise in fuel prices. But since diesel models are 30 per cent more fuel-efficient than petrol versions, there is a hike in demand for the former". He said though 2021 faced the second wave of the pandemic, sales are now back to normal to pre-Covid levels.
When Maruti almost gobbled up Hyundai India, its arch-rival of over two decades
Imagine what India would've looked like if Maruti took over Hyundai India. Sounds unbelievable? But that's exactly what nearly happened at one point.
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