Adani Power has signed definitive agreements to acquire Jaiprakash Associates' 24% holding in JPVL for ₹2,993 Cr and the 180 MW Churk thermal plant (UP) for ₹1,200 Cr. The acquisition is part of the NCLT-approved resolution plan for JAL. CCI cleared in Aug 2025, NCLAT upheld in May 2026. JPVL holds 2,220 MW thermal + hydro assets.

APSEZ will acquire 100% of JFIL, which holds Kanpur Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd (KFCL) owning 243 acres of prime industrial land in Kanpur. This land is ideal for developing a logistics park and warehousing facilities, aligning with APSEZ's target to expand MMLP network from 12 to 16 by 2031 and grow warehousing capacity 4x.

The Centre of Excellence focuses on GenAI, Agentic AI, Physical AI, and edge intelligence to drive industrial transformation. LTTS has filed 237+ AI patents in FY26. The hub will serve mobility, industrial products, sustainability sectors across Europe.

Wholly owned subsidiary Starworth Infrastructure & Construction received LoI from Sion Eden Developers for civil and structural works at Embassy Eden, Bengaluru. The project is to be executed within 34 months.

The order includes design, supply, installation of middle-mile & last-mile network under BharatNet programme in Sikkim Telecom Circle — OFC, IP-MPLS routers, power systems. Total executable order book now exceeds ₹11,000 crore.

Project involves MSDAC provision and alteration of electronic interlocking systems across multiple stations in KUR division. Execution time: 18 months. Strengthens RVNL's railway infrastructure order book.

KEI will source solar power as a captive consumer for up to 11.25 MW capacity in Rajasthan. This ensures cost-effective green energy and reduces power cost volatility.

The acquisition is aligned with Vikran's strategy to expand renewable energy presence and diversify business. Total consideration ₹5.10 Cr for 5,100 equity shares.

US subsidiary Aurionpro Fintech Inc. will deliver payments framework, cloud, DevOps, AI and data engineering support. The engagement marks significant expansion in US market.

To comply with Electricity Act requirements for captive power plants and procure cost-effective renewable energy. Strengthens green energy transition.

Consolidated revenue up 15% to ₹51,329 Cr. Full year PAT up 64% to ₹348 Cr. Strong performance across cement, chemicals, and financial services.

Strong operational performance driven by higher occupancy, digital health scaling. Full year PAT up 15% to ₹1,492 Cr.

Strong NII growth and improved asset quality. Full year PAT up 3% to ₹1,310 Cr. Valuation remains reasonable.

New subsidiary will focus on investment fund management, advisory, portfolio management support, and financial research.

The funds will be used for expansion and debt refinancing. Auto parts demand remains strong globally.

Strong demand, GST rate cut on cement (28% to 18%) aided margins. Raw material costs rose but operating leverage helped. Company approved additional 2.5 MTPA grinding capacity.

Investment will result in lower tariff and cost savings through solar/wind power.

Includes Mega order from global space exploration company for 1,500 m³ cryo tanks, CERN order for cryogenic modules, and LNG orders. Diversified order book.

The inspection was conducted 12-20 May 2026. Observations are procedural. Company to respond within 15 days.

Order to be executed within 10-12 weeks. Small but steady industrial order inflow.

Balaji Amines becomes India's only commercial-scale DME manufacturer. DME is a clean fuel blend with LPG, widely used globally. Technology sourced from foreign partner.

Wheels India + Brakes India (TSF Group) will hold 50%, Bosch 50%. JV will develop electronically controlled air compression, suspension, parking brake modules combining Bosch's electronics and Wheels' mechanical expertise.

The expansion will increase total cement grinding capacity at Nagaur, improving clinker utilisation. Expected commissioning by January 2028.