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    Rajnath Singh inaugurates ₹218 cr second Shakti Engine line as HAL Koraput delivers 2,000th engine
    Self-reliance in aero-engines foundation of India's aerospace sovereignty: Rajnath Singh

    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh recently celebrated the remarkable milestone of HAL's Koraput Division delivering its 2,000th aero-engine. This new Shakti engine line is set to manufacture up to 100 engines each year, reinforcing military readiness. He emphasized the necessity of developing indigenous capabilities for defense projects, notably the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft, while calling for strengthened ties with MSMEs and educational institutions, highlighting Odisha's pivotal role in the aerospace industry.

    Vinir Engineering files DRHP with SEBI for fresh issue of up to 7.1 crore shares

    Vinir Engineering has filed its DRHP with Sebi for an IPO comprising a fresh issue of up to 7.1 crore shares, with proceeds earmarked for plant and machinery, working capital, acquisitions and general corporate purposes.

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    Stock Radar: Engineers India stock hits fresh record high in September after decisive breakout; time to buy?

    Engineers India Ltd broke out from two years of consolidation to reach a record high in September 2026. The company's stock has risen more than 11% in a month and over 30% in the last three months. Analysts suggest that short-term traders can consider buying the stock for potential targets above 330 levels. The technical setup indicates strong bullish momentum and potential upside towards 335 to 345 levels.

    German Mittelstand expands engineering and technology operations in India

    German mid-sized companies are increasingly expanding their engineering and technology operations in India, particularly in Bengaluru. More than 80 German companies operate over 150 global capability centre (GCC) units employing over 130,000 professionals. Access to engineering talent and skilled professionals in India drives this rapid growth, which has seen GCCs grow by 108% in five years. Many of these companies now collaborate with universities and startups to enhance capabilities further.

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