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The government recently announced that it has amended the Press Note 3 to ease investment in certain sectors. This includes: Capital goods manufacturing, electronic capital goods, electronic components, polysilicon and ingot-wafer manufacturing.

Minda Corp and Turntide Technologies will jointly manufacture and supply electric vehicle powertrain components for India’s rapidly growing EV market. They are targeting an annual revenue of ₹75–100 Cr., starting from FY28.

A study found that risk-related disclosures form a major share of SEBI’s observations on companies planning to launch IPOs.

Singapore Exchange plans to launch bond futures linked to India and Southeast Asian markets, aiming to provide global investors with new hedging and trading tools tied to the region’s fast-growing fixed-income markets.

Real estate investment in the Asia Pacific region is expected to strengthen in 2026 as financing conditions improve. India remains one of the fastest-growing markets, with institutional inflows reaching a record $8.5 billion in 2025.

The Union Cabinet has approved amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code to improve the debt resolution process. The changes include faster appeals and reduced deadlines for handling insolvency cases.

Debt mutual fund inflows fell sharply in February as treasury-related investments slowed. However, equity funds saw a moderate rise in inflows.

Mutual funds continued to attract inflows last month despite broader markets showing weaknesses. The inflows boosted the industry’s total assets which stood at ₹82.03 lakh crore at the end of Feb.

Novus Loyalty will launch its ₹60.15-crore IPO on 17 March with a price band of ₹139–₹146 per share. The loyalty solutions provider plans to use the funds for product upgrades, marketing expansion, and corporate purposes.

The National Stock Exchange of India has directed brokers and sub-brokers to disclose and remit any excess Securities Transaction Tax (STT) collected from clients for FY24 and earlier years within seven days, with 1% monthly interest for any delay.

Bajel Projects has signed a collaboration agreement with NIIF and AnantGrid to jointly pursue power transmission opportunities in India. The partnership aims to combine Bajel’s EPC capabilities with AnantGrid’s transmission platform and NIIF’s investment support to develop and implement large-scale transmission infrastructure projects.

Indian investors continued allocating money to gold ETFs in February, recording ₹5,255 crore in net inflows despite softer gold prices. Assets under management rose to ₹1.83 lakh crore.

NVIDIA is developing NemoClaw, an open-source AI agent platform designed to automate enterprise tasks, with discussions underway ahead of its developer conference in San Jose.

Indian markets headed into 11 March after the Sensex rose 639 points to 78,205 and Nifty gained 233 points to 24,261, supported by a 9% drop in Brent crude.

Markets finished higher on Tuesday as global cues turned supportive. Auto and consumer stocks attracted buying interest, while IT stocks stayed weak. Mid- and small-cap stocks rose faster than the benchmarks.

BSE SmallCap 500 and factor-based indices will expand the pool of tools for benchmarking the smallcap segment and increase investor participation.

India recorded its highest-ever February electricity consumption at about 133 billion units, driven by warmer temperatures and rising industrial activity. Higher demand was also reflected in power market trading volumes, while electricity prices softened due to sufficient supply.

The government has invoked the Essential Commodities Act to preserve the supply of LPG for domestic households. Companies are directed to use propane and butane supplies to produce LPG.

Government-owned IIFCL expects its loan book to exceed ₹1 Lakh Cr. by FY27 and aims to double its assets within three years.

CreditAccess Grameen has signed a $75 million syndicated loan agreement with global lenders, adding to its overseas funding base and supporting lending under its social loan framework focused on financial inclusion.

General Motors has relaunched its ACDelco brand in India through a licensing deal with Assurance Intl. It will focus on batteries and lubricants to take advantage of the country’s fast-growing automotive aftermarket.

Oil prices fell on Tuesday after Donald Trump said the US-Israel war on Iran may end sooner. Markets also reacted to plans by G7 nations to ease supply pressure.

India has notified standards for green ammonia and green methanol, setting emission limits for them to qualify as “green.” The move supports the National Green Hydrogen Mission and could help decarbonise industry while boosting green fuel exports.

Dixon Technologies shares jumped about 7% after the government approved its joint venture with China’s HKC Overseas for display manufacturing. The partnership will focus on producing display modules used in smartphones, TVs, laptops, and automotive screens.

PSU banks in India are struggling to recover nearly ₹29 lakh crore from large defaulters. The data comes even as the government says bank NPAs have fallen to a decade-low level.

Aluminium prices rose sharply after concerns that tensions in the Middle East could disrupt global supply routes. Markets are now watching shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and production levels at major Gulf smelters.

The Uttar Pradesh government has partnered with OneOTT Intertainment to expand broadband connectivity in rural areas under Project GANGA. The initiative aims to connect over 20 lakh households and create more than 1 lakh jobs across the state.

Greenko Energies is considering an IPO that could raise up to $1 billion. The potential listing comes as renewable energy stocks face pressure following the weak market debut of sector peer Clean Max Enviro Solutions.