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    Bonus & dividends: SAIL, IGL among 10 stocks turning ex-record date this week. Do you own any?

    Around 10 companies have set record dates for dividends and bonus issues between September 28 and October 1, making it a relatively quiet week for corporate actions. The market will remain closed on October 2 for Gandhi Jayanti, with BSE and NSE also shut on October 20 for Dussehra.

    Steel companies' outlays could jump 44% on growth hopes

    Public sector steel companies are set to significantly boost their capital spending. In FY27, expenditure is projected to jump by nearly 44% to Rs 25,125 crore. SAIL and NMDC will lead this surge with a 50% increase in their investments. This expansion reflects optimism for India's domestic steel sector.

    Steel PSU capex to rise 44% in FY27

    Public sector steel companies are set to significantly increase capital expenditure by nearly 44% to Rs 25,125 crore by fiscal 2026-27, led by SAIL and NMDC. This surge in investment anticipates improved domestic demand, driven by recovery in key sectors and infrastructure expansion, supporting India's goal to reach 300 mtpa steel capacity by 2030-31.

    SAIL looks to invest Rs 7,500 cr as capex in FY26, reports all-time high Q1 sales

    SAIL plans a Rs 7,500 crore capex for FY25, a 25% increase, to boost capacity across its plants, aiming for 35 MnT by 2030. Expansion is underway at IISCO and Durgapur Steel Plants. The company reported a strong Q1 with increased profit and sales, while anticipating robust domestic demand despite global overcapacity and import pressures.

    Axis Securities turns bullish on SAIL, upgrades to 'buy' with Rs 130 target

    SAIL shares: The brokerage firm believes that SAIL is more sensitive to steel and coking coal prices. A Rs 1,000/t rise in Hot Rolled Coils (HRC) prices boosts SAIL’s EBITDA by 15% (compared to 4% for Tata Steel), while a $10/t drop in coking coal prices increases EBITDA by 10%.

    SAIL sees steel prices slipping further in current quarter

    Steel Authority of India anticipates a further Rs 1,000 per tonne drop in its blended realizations this quarter due to the pressure from cheap Chinese imports on local steel prices. In the June quarter, net sales realization for blended steel prices was Rs 53,700 per tonne, marking a decline of Rs 800 from the March quarter.

    The Economic Times
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