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    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.

    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.

    HFCL stock triples in 6 months as AI, defence orders boost outlook

    The stock of HFCL is soaring, attributed to remarkable achievements in optical fibre cables and defence electronics sectors. With a new revenue growth projection of 40% for FY27, the company shows promising potential. Expansion into global markets is expected to amplify revenue figures by year-end, supported by a robust order book ensuring long-term revenue clarity.

    These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 20%

    In times like these, the market will have its green and red days. What matters, however, is not the colour of a single day, but the things underneath it: The central bank, the fund flows, and, above all, corporate earnings. Watch those, stay patient, and forget the daily noise.

    India navigating multipolar 'age of flux', says Jaishankar; talks on with Russia, Ukraine for safe Black Sea passage

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar affirmed the importance of the US as a primary strategic partner for India. He emphasized India's nuanced approach to relationships with various nations including China and Russia. Jaishankar also addressed the challenges in securing grain and fuel shipments amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He called for a reform in the United Nations to better represent the Global South.

    Ukraine scrambles for money to fight war as Russian strikes batter economy

    Kryvyi Rih, the hometown of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, is severely impacted by Russian airstrikes disrupting economic activities. The city's largest employer has halted operations, contributing to a dire financial situation. Ukraine faces a significant budget crisis requiring $56 billion for this year to address military and economic needs. Delayed foreign aid adds to the challenges in funding essential services and defense spending.

    • Rupee headed to 100? How much the psychological red line matters

      India's rupee has slipped past ₹96 as high US Treasury yields, elevated oil prices and foreign portfolio outflows strengthen the dollar. The IMF says India can allow the exchange rate to act as a shock absorber, while the RBI weighs intervention against reserves, inflation and external risks. Experts debate whether gradual depreciation could improve competitiveness without triggering imported inflation.

      Semiconductor push, govt support driving EMS sector's growth, but valuation remains a concern: How 3 stocks with most buy calls are placed

      Investor enthusiasm around the sector is visible in the performance of nine EMS stocks covered by multiple brokerages. The group has delivered an equal weighted average return of 55.3% so far in 2026, compared with 1.1% for the Nifty 500 Equal Weighted Index. Seven of the nine stocks have delivered posi tive returns, while three have gained over 100%. The analysis is based on closing prices as of 28 September 2026.

      EU, China to hold Beijing talks this week to avert trade war

      EU trade chief Maros Sefcovic is set to visit Beijing for crucial discussions regarding trade relations. As European leaders express concerns about unfair competition from Chinese industries, a potential trade war looms. The EU aims to reduce its significant trade deficit with China, which reached around 360 billion euros last year. Sefcovic seeks action on export surges from China and plans to enhance EU's trade defense measures.

      India within striking distance of 8% GDP growth, resilience not accidental: Shaktikanta Das

      With an ambitious target of 8% GDP growth, India aims for Viksit Bharat by the year 2047 through innovative reforms. The government is dedicated to increasing domestic capabilities in crucial areas such as energy and manufacturing. Significant measures are being implemented to strengthen long-term finance and bolster involvement in global supply chains.

      G20 ministers discuss curbing impact of govt-backed excess manufacturing capacities: Piyush Goyal

      G20 trade ministers focused on preventing unfair manufacturing practices caused by government-supported large production capacities. Discussions included addressing predatory pricing and overcapacity threatening fair trade in countries like India and the US. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted India's advantages for data centers, including low costs and tax benefits. He emphasized that India's renewable energy availability further enhances these advantages for global investors.

      Nifty valuations near post-Covid lows. Alchemy Capital’s Alok Agarwal explains what investors should buy now

      Nifty valuations have reset sharply from 2024 levels and are now near post-Covid lows, says Alchemy Capital’s Alok Agarwal. He sees the next phase of market growth broadening beyond large caps. Mid- and small-caps, AI infrastructure, healthcare, manufacturing and select defence companies offer opportunities, while global yields and FPI flows remain key.

      Global factory activity boosted by AI spending boom

      As AI investments surge, manufacturing activity in Europe and Asia grows noticeably. India boasts significant expansion in its manufacturing sector, boosting business confidence and supporting hiring efforts. Meanwhile, South Korea and Taiwan are experiencing a revival in factory operations, driven by semiconductor and automotive demands.

      Ashok Leyland's best year in its history, and what the annual report says about holding on to it

      Ashok Leyland sold more commercial vehicles in FY26 than in any year since it was founded, earned its highest-ever profit, and closed with Rs. 5,899 crore of net cash. Where does the company go from here? What strategies will it adopt? A close reading of the 340-page annual report, along with the company's year-end call and the June-quarter filing, provides the answers.

      Ashok Leyland just had a record June quarter. So why did the margin fall a full point?

      Ashok Leyland's June-quarter has an unusual contradiction. The company sold 48,763 commercial vehicles, its highest-ever first-quarter volume, and revenue from operations rose 10.43% to Rs. 9,634 crore. Yet, the operating EBITDA was Rs. 970 crore, almost the same as a year earlier. The Q1 FY 27 result must, therefore, be understood not in terms of greater demand, but in terms of why the record volumes and revenue did not lead to an increase in operating earnings.

      India's commercial vehicle market just had its best year in seven. Then the June quarter arrived, and margins fell

      There is, at this point, an apparent contradiction at work in the Indian commercial vehicles space. One: FY 2026 was the best of the last seven years. A tax cut saw prices of trucks drop by about 10%, releasing pent-up replacement demand in a fleet with an average age of about 10 years. Two: Although the sector's second-largest truck maker sold a record number of vehicles in the June quarter, adding 10% to revenue, the benefits did not flow in. Rising material costs swallowed the operating leverage.

      BrahMos missile system to see over USD 600 million exports, is benchmark for India's emerging export story: Defence Secretary

      Defence secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh hailed the BrahMos cruise missile as India's emerging export story, with exports to cross $600 million. He pointed out the major export destinations of the missile and highlighted the weapon's performance during Operation Sindoor. Defence exports touched an all-time high of Rs 38,424 crore in FY 2025-26, seeing an increase of Rs 14,802 crore (62.66%) over the previous fiscal year's figure of Rs 23,622 crore.

      Yohan and Michelle Poonawalla of Poonawalla Group venture into defence sector with strategic investment in Optimized Solutions

      The investment comes at a significant inflection point for India’s defence industry, which has been witnessing a sustained growth in indigenous production, private-sector participation and exports.

      Predicting FII flows akin to predicting mood swings: DSP MF CIO Anish Tawakley

      At any point in time the market is influenced by multiple factors and it is impossible to attribute performance across those factors. I focus on earnings rather than flows. I would caution anyone against basing investing decisions based on flows for three reasons.

      Beyond the 7% headline: S&P maps the forces driving India’s next growth phase

      India’s economy is set to grow 7% in FY27, according to S&P Global, which sees domestic demand, private investment, manufacturing, trade, energy security, renewable power, digital infrastructure and technology shaping India’s next phase of economic growth.

      Space-tech’s missing link: The skilled talent powering India’s $100 billion ambition

      Space job news: India's space industry is undergoing significant changes, with an increasing presence of private startups contributing to its growth. The government anticipates a boom in the sector, estimating it will reach $100 billion by 2040. However, companies are struggling to find skilled workers with specialized expertise required for various roles. Initiatives to bridge the skills gap include the introduction of SpaceTech courses and enhancing industry-academia collaborations.

      Tonbo Imaging India gets SEBI nod for IPO; defence electronics maker offers over 1.8 crore shares

      Tonbo Imaging has received SEBI approval for its proposed IPO, comprising an offer for sale of up to 18.09 million shares. The defence electronics maker has a global footprint, with more than 28,000 systems deployed across 24 countries.

      India working towards developing sixth-generation fighter jets: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh

      Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced that India is developing sixth-generation fighter jets. He said modern warfare encompasses multiple domains and is not restricted to soldier versus soldier. The minister also said that India successfully conducted a flight trial of a long-range hypersonic missile as well as testing a long-duration scramjet engine.

      Adroit Industries IPO allotment likely today: GMP signals 28% listing gain: Here's how to check status

      Adroit Industries IPO allotment is expected today, September 28, following a strong 176.85x subscription. The Rs 150.71 crore issue commands a grey market premium (GMP) of Rs 37, signaling a 28% listing gain over the price band of Rs 126-Rs 134. Listing is scheduled for September 30.

      IIT Madras-backed deeptech fund raises Rs 450 crore in first close, invests Rs 55 crore in four startups

      The fund, which has a target corpus of Rs 1,000 crore including a Rs 400 crore greenshoe option, achieved its first close within three months of receiving approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), Bhaskar Majumdar, managing partner, Unicorn India Ventures told ET.

      ETMarkets Smart Talk| How to find India’s next multibaggers? Pritam Deuskar explains his GIANTS framework

      To achieve successful long-term investments, investors should target companies with a competitive edge. Pritam Deuskar introduces the GIANTS framework, emphasizing the importance of evaluating market position and awareness of emerging trends in India. Despite external challenges, India's economy stands robust and adaptable. By concentrating on companies that fulfill these standards, investors can maximize their returns in the dynamic marketplace.

      Months before polls, UP makes final pitch for foreign investments

      The Uttar Pradesh government is hosting the fourth International Trade Show in Greater Noida from September 25 to 29. More than 600 foreign buyers from 88 countries are expected to attend this year's event. Uttar Pradesh aims to position itself as a leading manufacturing and investment destination through this platform. Last year, the state saw a notable increase in exports, exceeding ₹2 lakh crore.

      Bharat Dynamics shares rise 2% in a weak market after bagging Rs 811 crore order from Ministry of Defence

      Bharat Dynamics shares gained 2% after the Defence Ministry awarded an Rs 810.79-crore contract for 160 SAT-SAAW weapons and associated equipment for the Indian Air Force, adding to the company’s order visibility amid rising defence spending.

      Motilal Oswal initiates Buy on Solar Industries, sees 24% upside. 4 reasons why

      Motilal Oswal has initiated coverage on Solar Industries with a Buy rating and a target price of Rs 23,000, citing strong growth prospects across explosives and defence. The brokerage expects revenue and profit to grow at 43% and 34% CAGR, respectively, through FY30.

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