E AUCTION
Multiple states to borrow Rs 16,900 crore through RBI SGS auction on April 21
Multiple state governments are set to raise a combined Rs 16,900 crore through a revised auction of State Government Securities on April 21. The Reserve Bank of India will conduct the auction on its E-Kuber platform, featuring fresh issuances and re-issues with varying tenors. Andhra Pradesh, Punjab, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Telangana are among the participating states.
Russian bank, PSUs help NBCC generate Rs 5,779 cr from office tower sale in south Delhi
Russia's Sberbank has acquired two office towers in South Delhi for approximately Rs 2,000 crore. NBCC sold these towers as part of a larger e-auction of 14 lakh sq ft across five towers at Bharat Business Park. This auction achieved a record sale value for NBCC. The funds will support ongoing redevelopment projects.
NBCC sells 14 lakh sq ft commercial space in South Delhi for Rs 5,779 cr via e-auction
NBCC has successfully sold commercial space in South Delhi. The sale of approximately 14 lakh square feet at Bharat Business Park fetched Rs 5,779 crore. This significant transaction was conducted through an e-auction. NBCC will receive a one percent marketing fee. These funds will support the redevelopment of residential colonies in the area.
Coal India, NMDC emerge as must-watch mining plays as spot prices surge, says Motilal Oswal's Siddhartha Khemka
India's mining and metals sectors show strong opportunity with surging coal and iron ore prices, benefiting Coal India and NMDC. Private banks are outperforming PSUs due to NIM recovery, with SBI and ICICI Bank as top picks. The auto sector saw robust Q4 volume growth, while consumption remains mixed with jewellery and liquor showing resilience.
Beyond wage protest: Bureaucracy, compliance burden strain Noida-Greater Noida MSMEs
Industry stakeholders say legacy bureaucratic systems and entrenched administrative practices are undermining MSMEs’ momentum in the region.
Could this Titanic survivor’s life vest sell for nearly $500K at auction? Here's what you need to know
A life vest worn by Titanic survivor Laura Mabel Francatelli is up for auction. Francatelli, a first-class passenger, survived the 1912 disaster on Lifeboat Number 1. The vest, signed by eight survivors, is estimated to fetch up to $475,000. This rare artifact remained with her family for decades before its sale. It represents a significant piece of Titanic history.
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Capital market stocks: Time to change strategy? 10 stocks from different parts of the ecosystem
The capital market infrastructure sector has grown into a full-fledged, publicly-traded ecosystem. Today, investors can pick from exchanges, depositories, registrar and transfer agents, commodity platforms, and at least five asset management companies. All of them listed, all of them profitable, and all of them with the same structural tailwind: The financialisation of Indian household savings. But have we reached a stage where the strategy needs a re-look?
Liquidity unlocked, access denied: With rating rules, how TReDS leaves most MSMEs behind
Despite the government’s TReDS push, experts say the RBI’s move to ease onboarding lacks clarity as credit ratings continue to be a key bottleneck, limiting MSME participation.
Israel-Iran war: Coal India says shielding consumers from cost spike; steps up coal supply measures
State-run Coal India is absorbing significant increases in input costs. This move aims to protect consumers from higher coal prices. The company is not passing on the rising costs of explosives and industrial diesel. This ensures power and industrial costs remain stable. Coal India is also compensating contractors for higher diesel prices. This keeps production unaffected.
IBC study calls for auction reform to boost MSME insolvency resolution
A new study suggests changes to how bankrupt micro, small, and medium enterprises are rescued. It proposes a single objective auction model to award bidders offering the highest recovery. The study also advocates for a priority rule for distributing funds, recognising financial creditors' security interests.
Coal offtake under watch as industry builds stocks
Coal India Ltd supplies coal to state nodal agencies which mainly cater to small and medium-sector consumers, such as brick kilns and other small industrial units that do not have fuel supply agreements. The ministry has reached out to states to gauge their requirements and ensure adequate supplies at Coal India-notified prices.
Amid West Asia crisis, CIL plans to offer 25.62 million tonnes of coal in April via auction
Coal India Limited is set to auction 25.62 million tonnes of coal this month. This move aims to address energy supply disruptions caused by the West Asia crisis. The company is using its Single Window Mode Agnostic auction system. Buyers from Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal can now participate directly. This initiative enhances transparency and market integration.
Most difficult: Staying invested in businesses while ignoring noise called Gulf war; 19 stocks from different sectors to ‘hold’
Businesses that create long-term wealth are those where the demand runway is long, the competitive position is strong, and the management is competent. Everything else, tariffs and war included, is noise where the market is concerned. Loud noise, yes. Uncomfortable noise, certainly. But noise nonetheless. And these days, the noise level is not only high, but appears credible. To some extent, that is because of the disruption in the energy supply chains that are critical for India. But it is not the first time such noise has impacted the market – and it will not be the last. It will keep happening. Learn to live with, and manage, it.
Informal sector steps up coal stocking over price concerns
Coal prices have risen internationally and percolated to the free market rates for coal clocking a premium of 10-15% over the usual rates during this time of the season, coal traders said. A news report from S&P Global Energy on March 23 said that the Platts CFR India 4,200 kcal/kg GAR rose from $67/mt on Feb 27 to $77.40/mt on March 20, supported by stronger buying interest in parts of Asia and firmer energy market sentiment.
Major Coal India arms report drop in production in FY26
Coal India subsidiaries BCCL, CCL, WCL, and MCL saw production drop in FY26. This occurred as India increased coal reliance due to global gas supply disruptions. SECL and NCL registered growth. Experts noted potential spoilage risks with aggressive targets. CIL met contractual coal supply commitments for power plants and industry. Adequate stocks are expected for peak summer demand.
Nirav Modi-linked Firestar Diamond stock to go on sale
Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi's former company, Firestar Diamond International, is set to auction its precious inventory of gems and jewellery on April 27. The e-auction, under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, will feature natural loose diamonds and finished pieces, with prices ranging from ₹4 lakh to ₹18 lakh.
Govt to cut broken rice in PDS to free up ethanol feedstock, says Food Secretary
The government plans to reduce broken rice in public distribution to 10% from 25%, freeing up 90 lakh tonnes annually for the ethanol sector. This move aims to ensure a stable feedstock supply for ethanol production, reduce reliance on whole grains, and improve PDS quality. The change is expected to bolster India's ethanol blending program amidst rising crude oil prices.
Centre puts 19 critical mineral mines on the block
India has launched its seventh e-auction for critical and strategic mineral blocks. These minerals are vital for clean energy and advanced manufacturing. The government is also ensuring coal prices are controlled. States have been directed to prevent profiteering by coal retailers. India has sufficient coal stock to meet domestic needs.
Coal paying important role in India's energy security amid Israel-Iran war
India's energy security relies on coal amid global fuel uncertainties. Domestic production meets rising demand, with significant stockpiles at mine-heads and power plants. Coal India Limited is conducting e-auctions to ensure availability. Supplies to small and medium consumers are facilitated. The government assures demand will be met, supporting industrial continuity and economic growth.
Coal India: Why extended summer, subsidiary listings, and a 1-billion-tonne vision make this a stock worth watching
Coal India stands at a pivotal moment, driven by soaring summer demand, rising e-auction prices, and strategic subsidiary listings. Analysts see significant value unlocking ahead, particularly from upcoming IPOs of MCL and SECL. Despite ambitious production targets, the company's long-term outlook remains robust, with renewables posing no immediate threat to its demand base.
Homeland group acquires two land parcels in Mohali for over Rs 1,000 crore
Homeland Group has secured two significant land parcels in Mohali for over Rs 1,000 crore. These prime locations will be developed into large mixed land-use projects featuring residential apartments and commercial spaces. The developments, undertaken in collaboration with VRC, are expected to be among the largest in Mohali.
Punjab National Bank puts Rolta's NPA for sale to recover Rs 450.85 crore
The NPAs consist of a land parcel and building in Gurugram, Haryana, measuring about 7,800 sq m. The reserve price for the asset has been fixed at Rs 250 crore, with a bid increment amount of Rs 2.5 crore, as per a notice issued in newspapers.
Home loan default case: Why acting within 45 days can stop a bank auction
Banks can auction homes for home loan defaults. Borrowers facing this can approach the Debt Recovery Tribunal within 45 days of the bank's action. This tribunal can review the bank's measures. If violations are found, the tribunal can restore property possession to the borrower. Timely action is crucial for homeowners.
Buy, Sell or Hold: BofA recommends Buy rating on Varun Beverages; ICICI Securities upgrades KFin Technologies
Brokerages remain bullish on select stocks, with BofA reiterating a Buy on Varun Beverages citing strong summer demand outlook, while ICICI Securities upgraded KFin Technologies on growth prospects. Motilal Oswal also maintained a positive stance on Hindalco, supported by resilient domestic demand despite global uncertainties and cost pressures.
Coal India shares hit fresh record high, rise 19% in 2026 so far: What lies ahead?
Coal India shares hit a fresh 52-week high as rising temperatures and heatwave warnings raised expectations of strong summer power demand. Analysts remain positive on the company’s outlook, citing stable coal prices, rising domestic supply and strong demand from power and industrial sectors. Brokerages see further upside supported by steady earnings and dividends.
Demand for carbon credits may climb if middle east war drags on
Industries might switch to cheaper, higher-emission fuels if natural gas supplies are disrupted. This shift could lead to higher pollution and a spike in credit demand. Meanwhile, the voluntary carbon market may see reduced buying activity as companies manage costs.
KC-135 Stratotanker, F-15Es: How did US armed forces lose four aircraft in just a few days during Iran war?
KC 135 Plane: America's military has lost four aircraft in the Iran conflict. A refuelling plane crashed in Iraq. Three fighter jets were mistakenly shot down by friendly fire over Kuwait. These incidents occurred during intense combat. Investigations are ongoing into the causes of these losses. The US military continues its operations.
Missed home loan EMIs? Law gives you 105 days before bank can start auction of your house
Homeowners get a 105-day window before banks can auction their property for missed EMIs. This period follows the SARFAESI Act and RBI rules. Banks must issue demand notices and allow borrowers time to respond. If dues remain unpaid, banks can initiate possession and sale proceedings. Borrowers can still halt the auction by clearing overdue amounts with interest.
ACME Greentech Seventh inks 2 PPAs to supply 450 MW under FDRE project
ACME Solar Holdings announced its arm ACME Greentech Seventh Pvt Ltd has signed two power purchase agreements with SJVN Ltd. These agreements are for supplying 450 MW under a Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy Power Project. The PPAs are for a duration of 25 years. This development follows a tariff-based competitive bidding process.
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