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    School Assembly News Headlines, October 6, 2026: Check national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day

    School assembly news headlines October 6, 2026, cover major developments from India and around the world, including diplomatic ties, immigration, the Russia-Ukraine war, foreign worker visa rules, cricket updates and key business developments. The roundup also features a Thought of the Day by Nelson Mandela, giving students a concise mix of current affairs and inspiration for the morning assembly.

    JSW Paints to raise ₹3,300cr to fund AkzoNobel India buy

    JSW Paints is gearing up to secure ₹3,300 crore via non-convertible debentures, using this vital capital to propel its acquisition of AkzoNobel India. In a bold financial strategy, the JSW Group is also embarking on a grand ₹6,500 crore capital infusion that promises to elevate JSW Paints' positioning in the market.

    JSW Paints set to add lustre with Akzo India buy

    JSW Paints is set to acquire Akzo Nobel India, surpassing a rival bid. An exclusivity agreement has been signed for final negotiations. This acquisition will significantly boost JSW's market position. It will potentially lead to an IPO. The deal involves a reverse merger and funding from various financial institutions. The promoters will also infuse equity.

    AkzoNobel India approves selling company's immovable properties

    In a stock exchange filing, the company stated, "The Board has approved a proposal of monetisation by way of sale of Company’s immovable property/ies, which is/are having a very limited use/non-productive use for business operations of the Company. As and when the Company is about to reach a finality on sale of such immovable property/ies by signing the definitive agreement/s, appropriate disclosures to the stock exchanges would be made."

    Focus is on profitable market share expansion: AkzoNobel

    However, demand for the company’s mainstay of premium paints is yet to fully recover, as the key markets of metro cities remain in the thick of the pandemic, said Rajiv Rajgopal, managing director at AkzoNobel India. The country’s fourth-largest paint maker’s limited presence in smaller towns, where the bulk of demand is coming from, is also limiting growth.

    Akzo Nobel India Q1 results: Posts Q1 net loss of Rs 20 crore

    Its revenue from operations during the quarter under review was down 64.08 per cent to Rs 258.50 crore as against Rs 719.69 crore in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal.

    The Economic Times
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