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    Corporate Update -4 June 2025

    — Automotive & Mobility
    Maruti Suzuki: Reported a 1.4% YoY increase in May production, totaling 1.95 lakh units.

    Tata Motors: Launched the Harrier EV, boasting a 627 km range per charge.

    TVS Motors & Kadam Mobility: Collaborated to deploy 500 electric three-wheelers, promoting clean mobility.
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    –Industrial & Infrastructure
    L&T: Secured water infrastructure orders worth ₹1,000–2,500 crore in Rajasthan.

    Texmaco Rail: Received a ₹122 crore order for traction transformers from Western Railway.

    Deepak Builders: Won a ₹120.85 crore EPC contract for Unity Mall in Karnal.

    RITES: Emerged as the L1 bidder for a ₹28.5 crore urban infrastructure contract in Gujarat under AMRUT 2.0.

    Railway Stocks: Experienced a surge of up to 13% due to increased government orders and capital expenditure focus.
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    — Banking & Financial Services
    Yes Bank: Board approved raising up to ₹16,000 crore through equity and debt, with Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation set to invest as a strategic partner.

    LIC Housing Finance: Announced the appointment of three Senior Management Personnel on June 2, 2025.

    Canara Bank: Reported a branch robbery involving 59 kg of pledged gold over the May 24–25 weekend in Karnataka.
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    –FMCG & Consumer Goods
    Biocon: Received approval for the diabetes drug Liraglutide in India.

    Britannia Industries: Strike at the Jhagadia plant in Gujarat has been called off.

    Anand Rathi: Maintains a positive outlook on the FMCG sector, citing a resurgence in rural demand, declining input costs, and attractive stock valuations. Top picks include Hindustan Unilever, Godrej Consumer, and Emami.
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    –Technology & IT Services
    HCL Tech: Announced a strategic partnership with UiPath to accelerate Agentic Automation for global enterprises.

    TCS: Extended its 20-year partnership with Virgin Atlantic for AI-led airline modernization.

    Wipro: Signed a multi-year AI-focused digital transformation deal with Entrust.

    R Systems: Partnered with Mavvrik to offer AI cost governance tools for enterprises.

    –Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
    Glenmark: ISB 2001 shows 74% ORR in RRMM trial; fast-track and orphan tag granted by USFDA.

    Medicamen Biotech: Received USFDA approval for Bortezomib Injection, marking entry into the regulated market.

    Niva Bupa Health: M Pallonji and Co bought 1.35 crore shares at Rs 83.95 per share.

    Star Health: Promoter Setu AIF Trust bought 12.65 lakh shares on May 27 and 30.

    —Energy & Utilities
    Torrent Power: Signed a long-term SPA with BP Singapore Pte. Ltd for the supply of up to 0.41 MMTPA of LNG from 2027 to 2036.

    Adani Green: Incorporated Adani Hydro Energy Ten for renewable power generation.

    Thames Water: Facing uncertainty after KKR withdrew from a planned £4 billion investment; proceeding with a “Plan B” involving a debt-for-equity takeover by senior creditors.
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    —Real Estate & Construction
    Hubtown: Received 11,000 sq m TDR from Mumbai authorities for a slum rehabilitation project.

    Greenply: Reduced Middle East stake to 19%, exited Hapur Plywood, and plans a new plant in Gujarat.

    — Logistics & Transportation
    IndiGo: Entered a codeshare partnership with Garuda Indonesia for expanded connectivity.

    Zinka Logistics: Block deal launched; Quickroutes International to sell 9% stake at ₹405 floor price, aiming to raise ₹647 crore.

    –Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
    Embassy Office Parks REIT: HSBC maintains a ‘Buy’ rating with a target price of Rs 435 per share.

    Brookfield India REIT: HSBC maintains a ‘Buy’ rating with a target price of Rs 330 per share.

    –Equity Market & IPOs
    Virgin Australia: Planning to re-enter the stock market through a A$685 million ($442.78 million) IPO, marking Australia’s largest in 2025 so far.

    Prostarm Info: Debuted on NSE with a 14% premium; BSE sees a 19% rise.

    Arfin India: Applied for direct NSE listing to improve liquidity and visibility.
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