PLI SCHEME PERFORMANCE
CAG widens audit net to assess outcomes of govt schemes, urban mobility
The Comptroller and Auditor General is conducting cross-ministry audits to assess outcomes in areas such as ease of doing business, logistics, education and urban mobility. The reports, covering schemes implemented between 2021 and 2026, will offer recommendations to improve delivery. The auditor is also examining DISCOMs' financial and operational performance and developing in-house AI tools to assist audit work.
PLI schemes achieve 76% of investment target, 64% of production goal: Niti Aayog
The production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme has achieved 76% of its investment target and 64% of its production target, with electronics, telecom and pharmaceuticals emerging as strong performers, Niti Aayog said. As of March 2026, the scheme had attracted ₹2.40 lakh crore in investments, generated production worth ₹22.66 lakh crore and created over 8.49 lakh jobs.
Most wanted stocks 2026: 6 stocks mutual funds are buying even as markets slump
Stock market investors are growing wary as prices continue to drop amid broader economic issues. Nevertheless, mutual fund managers are optimistic, identifying many investment opportunities during this downturn. The article identifies six stocks that have seen a rise in mutual fund investments, showcasing their resilience and growth potential during tough times. This analysis offers investors valuable insights to enhance their future strategies.
Dixon has ₹1,110-crore PLI incentive pending; chairman’s son named executive director
In an announcement, Dixon Technologies disclosed a notable receivable of ₹1,110.06 crore tied to the government's PLI scheme, which is still pending. The company has appointed Prithvi Vachani as its executive director, awaiting shareholder consent. This financial quarter saw consolidated operational revenue jump to ₹21,863 crore, although net profit markedly decreased. Furthermore, a liability totaling ₹576.
Textile PLI scheme likely to be extended by four years with easier norms for MSMEs
The government plans to extend the PLI scheme for textiles for four years with easier criteria. This initiative aims to increase participation from micro, small and medium enterprises. The scheme, initially approved in September 2021, supports large-scale manufacturing of textiles in India. Lowering minimum investment and turnover thresholds is targeted to enhance accessibility for more applicants. Previously approved applicants committed investments of around ₹41,500 crore, surpassing initial projections.
PMS Talk: AI, defence and electronics manufacturing are the next growth engines, says Vaibhav Agarwal
In this edition of ETMarkets PMS Talk, we speak with Vaibhav Agarwal, Founder & CIO, Accelt Asset Management LLP, about how his team’s bottom-up stock-picking approach identifies businesses capable of delivering sustained earnings growth. He explains why smallcaps offer opportunities among companies growing earnings at 25–30%, how the GMCV framework — Growth, Management, Capital Efficiency and Valuation — helps separate potential compounders from value traps, and why paying the right price matters even when a business has a compelling growth story.
Tata Electronics wants bigger bite of Apple
The company is seeking to climb the value chain and garner a larger piece of the Apple pie in India, an industry source said. This becomes significant as Tata Electronics is the fourth-largest Tata Group company by revenue and has emerged as a top-tier Apple supplier in the country.
Wipro GE HealthCare considering fifth India plant, plans to double exports
Wipro GE HealthCare is evaluating options for a new manufacturing facility in India to enhance operations. The company operates four plants and seeks to double global exports while focusing on local sales growth. A significant investment of Rs 8,000 crore is planned over five years to support this initiative. The domestic medical equipment market is projected to grow annually by 10-11%, creating opportunities for Wipro GE HealthCare.
5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 28% in 1 year, according to analyst
Multiple headwinds continue to hit the market, and there is no sign that things will change anytime soon. In these circumstances, the chances are high that the bears will continue to dominate the street.
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.
Apple scores A+ for record $13 billion iPhone exports from India
Total smartphone exports in the April-August period rose about 36% from a year earlier to $15.96 billion, and as much as 98% of the incremental increase came from iPhones alone, show data available with ET.
Bank Strike: Will banks remain closed on all Saturdays? Latest update on bank five days working week
Bank five days working: The nationwide bank strike planned for September 28–30, 2026, has been deferred after talks between the Indian Banks' Association and the United Forum of Bank Unions. A high-level committee will examine the demand for a five-day banking week and holidays on all Saturdays. However, banks have not yet officially shifted to a five-day workweek, and the second and fourth Saturdays remain the regular bank holidays.
Why bank unions deferred 3-day strike: Will banks open today? Key decisions on 5-day banking, all Saturdays holidays explained
Why did bank unions defer 3-day strike: The three-day bank strike planned for September 28 to 30 has been deferred after the IBA and UFBU met on Sunday night. Check what key decisions were taken on 5-day banking, all Saturdays as holidays, incentive scheme for senior officers and other demands by bank unions.
Are banks open today? Check the latest update on September 28-30 bank strike and bank holiday status on Monday
Banks are expected to remain open on September 28 as the proposed strike has been deferred. This decision follows discussions between the United Forum of Bank Unions and the Indian Banks’ Association. A high-level committee will be formed to address pending demands, including holiday declarations for Saturdays. Customers should verify branch timings and local arrangements before visiting their banks.
Bank unions defer 3-day nationwide strike after talks with IBA
Bank unions have decided to defer a planned three-day strike after discussions with the Indian Banks' Association. A new high-level committee will be formed to address important employee demands, including Saturdays as holidays. Union representatives aim to resolve concerns related to the Performance Linked Incentive scheme for higher-ranking officers. The Finance Ministry has encouraged dialogue for addressing unresolved issues while ensuring services remain uninterrupted.
PLI scheme attracts Rs 2.40 lakh crore investments across 14 sectors, enhancing manufacturing capacity: Report
The ASSOCHAM report indicates that the Production Linked Incentive Scheme has attracted significant investment across various sectors. It emphasizes the need for better implementation, compliance, and incentive disbursement processes.
Bank strike reason: Why are employees going on a strike from September 28 and threatening indefinite strike from October 26?
Bank strike demands: Public sector bank employees are scheduled to go on strike from September 28 to 30. The demands include implementing a five-day working week among other benefits. The United Forum of Bank Unions represents the majority of banking workforce interests. Customers are advised to manage their banking needs in advance to avoid inconvenience. Banking services will be available on September 27 to ensure minimal disruption during this period.
Shivtek Spechemi Industries to expand manufacturing capabilities through new land acquisition
Shivtek Spechemi Industries is planning to expand manufacturing capabilities through new land acquisitions and expanding existing manufacturing facilities at Pungam (Ankleshwar), Gujarat. Shivtek is constructing the new facility entirely from the ground up as the first industrial entrant on this specific plot. Leasing of factory space by manufacturing companies is projected to rise to 30-32 million sq ft annually by 2030 from 21.3 million sq ft in 2025. The company also announced strategic capacity expansion of 14,000 MT at its flagship manufacturing facility in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh.
Govt urges bank employees to refrain from strikes, resolve issues through dialogue
The Finance Ministry urged bank employees to resolve demands through dialogue and avoid strikes. Most union concerns have been addressed, and welfare measures are being introduced. A three-day strike is planned from September 28, impacting banking services. This strike coincides with the half-yearly closing of the banking sector. The government remains committed to employee welfare and constructive engagement.
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