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Coca-Cola’s India bottling arm files draft papers for Rs 9,500 crore IPO
Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings plans to conduct an initial public offering through an offer for sale of equity shares. The proposed IPO is expected to raise around $1 billion, aiming for a valuation of $10 billion. Coca-Cola Company and Jubilant Bhartia Group hold significant stakes in the company after a recent stake sale. The IPO proceeds will benefit the promoter selling shareholder with no funds directed to Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings.
Plea seeking Tata Sons listing filed in Bombay High Court
According to the filing before the Bombay High Court, Rohini Amin and L Ramanathan jointly filed writ petition on November 5. The petition names Tata Sons Ltd, N Chandrasekaran, Saurabh Agrawal, Harish Manwani, Anita M George, Noel Tata, Venu Srinivasan, Darius Khambata, Bhaskar Bhat and Siddharth Sharma as respondents.
Tesla IPO investors turned $1,000 into $242,000: Can its $1.52 trillion valuation deliver another big payday for shareholders?
Since its initial public offering in 2010, Tesla has surged over 24,000% in stock value. Despite this history, recent earnings data for Q3 reveal a downturn in operating income. Tesla shares plunged 10.77% on Thursday, November 5, closing at $343.69. Friday’s rebound in Nasdaq offered some relief. The company’s high market price suggests optimism for future innovations in AI, like Robotaxis and Optimus. New shareholders face challenges compared to those who invested early.
MacRitchie Investments sells 3.74% stake in CarTrade for Rs 470 crore; Smallcap World Fund, Norges Bank buy shares
MacRitchie Investments sold 18.20 lakh CarTrade Tech shares worth Rs 470.11 crore through a bulk deal. Smallcap World Fund and Norges Bank acquired stakes, while CarTrade reported 10.2% revenue growth in Q2FY27.
Travomint parent SNVA Traveltech files updated draft papers with Sebi for public offering
SNVA Traveltech, parent of online travel platform Travomint, has filed updated IPO papers with SEBI for an entirely offer-for-sale issue of 12.75 crore shares. FY26 revenue rose 58.1%, while net profit jumped 73.7% year-on-year.
Trump Media's investors lost $2.2 billion while Trump holds $460 million stake
Ske Jarzenske and other Trump Media investors are facing severe losses as the company's stock value has plummeted. Many investors had high hopes for the social media platform, believing in its potential profitability under Trump's leadership. Instead, Trump Media's shares have lost significant value, and discontent among shareholders has grown. The company's revenue remains stagnant, leading investors to question management practices and investor trust.
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Global investors push South Korea's chaebols to speed up reforms
Global investors are increasingly urging South Korea’s chaebols to adopt necessary corporate governance reforms to address the existing valuation gap. Despite solid market performance, many South Korean stocks are viewed as undervalued on the global stage. Notably, Samsung Electronics has attracted criticism for not providing adequate shareholder returns despite their record-breaking profits earlier this year. Financial institutions seem to favor shareholder-friendly measures, in contrast to larger conglomerates that exhibit resistance.

Scripbox shareholders approve conversion into public company ahead of IPO
At an extraordinary general meeting on October 19, shareholders approved the change of the Accel-backed startup's name from Scripbox Wealth Managers Private Limited to Scripbox Wealth Managers Limited, along with amendments to its constitutional documents, according to regulatory filings reviewed by ET.

Buffett reveals what a company director is paid for 6 meetings a year, then asks one question that explains everything
Warren Buffett sat on the boards of 21 companies over 62 years, and in this letter he explains how the people who are supposed to guard your money actually get chosen. He then reveals what the job pays for a few days of work a year, points out that the word independent has come to mean close to its opposite, and names the one thing he looks for in the directors of companies he owns. By the end you will have two questions to ask of any annual report, and nobody in the governance business is going to ask them for you.

The fund that created the most wealth in 10 years was a plain S&P 500 ETF: $263 billion
The iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) generated the most shareholder value over the last 10 years. According to a Morningstar report, it created $263.1 billion in wealth for investors. Meanwhile, the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) followed with $195.2 billion created for investors. Conversely, the ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ (SQQQ) lost $10 billion during the same decade. Smaller funds often struggled with losses due to market conditions and high-risk categories.

BSE Q2 Results: Net profit surges 45% YoY to Rs 809 crore; revenue jumps 34%
BSE on Wednesday reported a 44.9% year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit to Rs 809.15 crore for the second quarter of FY27 (Q2FY27), compared with Rs 558.43 crore in the corresponding period last year (Q2FY26).

Awfis Space Solutions shares rally 13% after Q2 profit jumps 94% YoY, revenue rises 20%
Awfis Space Solutions shares rallied after the company reported 94% year-on-year profit growth and a 20% rise in Q2 FY27 revenue. Strong seat sales, premium workspace expansion and enterprise demand supported its operational performance, even as FIIs and mutual funds trimmed stakes.

Warren Buffett has lived through 16 US Presidents. Why he ignores election impact on markets
Warren Buffett believes investors should not let political uncertainty or election outcomes dictate their market decisions. Speaking at Berkshire Hathaway’s 2018 shareholder meeting, he recalled living through multiple US presidencies, split almost equally between Republicans and Democrats, while witnessing major political and economic crises.

China Banks' applications for PBOC stock loan scheme exceed 200 billion yuan
China's central bank said applications for loans under its stock-purchase financing scheme have exceeded 200 billion yuan. The PBOC has also cut the relending rate to 1%, stepping up efforts to support share buybacks and stabilise equity markets.

Lindt investors seek board shake-up at chocolate maker after CEO ouster: Report
Influential investors of Lindt & Spruengli are calling for changes in the board following the CEO's ousting. The company faced significant pricing missteps that negatively affected the stock value and market share. Shareholders expressed concerns regarding the current board's effectiveness and the need for fresh perspectives. While the search for a new CEO is underway, governance issues persist that require attention.

Air India CEO targets lower costs, higher passenger yields to steer airline towards profitability
Air India CEO Tewolde Gebremariam said the airline is working to reduce operating costs and improve passenger yields as it pursues a financial turnaround. The plan includes bringing unit costs in line with industry levels, restructuring its Delhi network, expanding international flights from Mumbai and exploring Bengaluru as a third hub.

Bonus issue alert! Choice International to reward shareholders with 1:1 bonus shares. Check details
Choice International has approved a 1:1 bonus issue, its first such corporate action in two years. Under the proposal, shareholders will receive one bonus share for every share held on the record date, which will be announced later. The move will double the number of outstanding shares without changing the company’s market capitalisation, while potentially improving stock liquidity and affordability.

Oracle plans to raise $20 billion through bonds and stock sales
The company said last week that it expects capital spending to peak this fiscal year and the next as it builds more cloud-computing capacity, but pledged to raise no more than $20 billion in additional financing for AI through fiscal 2030.

Dividend alert! Last day to buy Asian Paints, Coal India and 6 more stocks for dividend payout worth nearly Rs 31. Do you own any?
Under Sebi’s T+1 settlement cycle, investors need to purchase a company’s shares at least one trading day before the record date to ensure the shares are credited to their demat accounts in time, and they become eligible for the corporate action.

Sri Lotus Developers and Realty promoters to sell 2.38 cr shares via OFS
In a significant move to adhere to Sebi's minimum public shareholding regulations, Sri Lotus Developers and Realty Ltd announced that promoter Anand Kamalnayan Pandit plans to sell 2.38 crore shares. This transaction is scheduled for November 3-4, with the shares priced at Rs 240 each, despite the company's current share price of Rs 245.90. Presently, promoters own 79.87 percent of the company.

Why are Marvell and Lumentum share prices down over $115 billion acquisition?
Marvell and Lumentum shares have dropped after Marvell announced that it will be acquiring Lumentum in a $115 billion all stock deal. Marvell will be able to expand its AI data centre and optical networking technologies after the acquisition. The acquisition will help Marvell compete with Broadcom successfully. The investors are now looking at the cost of the acquisition, debt, dilution and integration risks.

Info Edge's Sanjeev Bikhchandani takes charge, assures continuity after Hitesh Oberoi
Info Edge (India) Ltd, the owner of Naukri.com, is reshaping its leadership, with founder Sanjeev Bikhchandani set to return to an executive role as managing director and group chief executive officer after Hitesh Oberoi steps down from the top operating job following nearly 27 years with the company.

Big tech share buybacks plunge 83% as AI spending hits cash flows
Major US technology companies sharply reduced dividends and share buybacks as record AI infrastructure spending pushed their combined free cash flow into deficit. The shift raises concerns about shareholder returns and places greater pressure on Big Tech to deliver profit growth from its AI investments.

Big Tech returns smallest share of cash to shareholders in 15 years, given AI spending
The retreat threatens a long-standing source of support for technology share prices. With companies buying back fewer shares, investors are increasingly dependent on heavy AI investments delivering enough profit growth to justify their valuations.

What are Warren Buffett's views on investment in gold? Here's why he has maintained a different approach towards the precious metal
Buffett explained his position in Berkshire Hathaway's 2011 annual shareholder letter. He questioned the economic usefulness of gold as an investment. He described how gold is mined, melted, stores and guarded, without producing anything during the time it is held. His argument was that investors could own productive assets instead of an asset whose value depends largely on what another buyer is willing to pay.

Asia chip firms see strong AI demand; market jitters continue
Asian chip-supply-chain companies report a strong ongoing demand for AI-related products despite investor concerns. Foxconn Chairman Young Liu stated that AI is not in a bubble, underscoring clear demand for AI products. Tokyo Electron reported a significant forecast increase in operating profit due to robust demand for chipmaking equipment. SK Hynix announced plans to return about $75 billion to shareholders due to rising memory prices.

X factor in Musk cocktail: AI synergies are real, but the proposed SpaceX-Tesla merger has red flags for shareholders
Elon Musk is exploring a potential merger between Tesla and SpaceX amidst rising valuations and technological collaboration. Both companies aim to enhance their capabilities in AI and related technologies while managing significant capital expenditures. However, the merger raises concerns about shareholder control and scrutiny over company operations. Additionally, the merger could face political scrutiny from both Beijing and Washington due to data privacy issues.

Samsung logs record $80.5 bln profits despite investor AI jitters
Massive demand for AI chips delivered record quarterly profits to South Korea's Samsung Electronics on Thursday, but shares fell as investors questioned the resilience of the global tech boom. Record profits driven by booming demand for AI memory chips have fuelled calls for greater shareholder returns, particularly after shares in tech giants such as Samsung tumbled from their June record highs amid concerns over US tech firms' AI spending.
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