Capital kept flowing toward Indian infrastructure and financial-services platforms today, even as governance and regulatory friction resurfaced at two listed companies. Fund managers wrote cheques across the risk spectrum — from primary infrastructure equity (Adani Airports) to distressed-asset workouts (HKR Roadways) to pre-IPO stakes in a stressed-asset reconstruction company (Arcil) — while SEBI's own IPO and enforcement actions underline how closely alternative capital and public-market regulation are now intertwined.
24.19 lakh CCPS at ₹310/share (~₹75 cr) ahead of the company's ₹875 cr IPO (price band ₹241–254).
Picked up 17.98 lakh shares from promoter Avenue India Resurgence ahead of Arcil's IPO (price band ₹132–139).
Sold shares via OFS as Rentomojo's ₹1,376 cr IPO was fully subscribed on day one; band ₹384–404 values the company at ₹4,246 cr, ~5x its 2024 private round.
Coforge's largest shareholder at 21.18% (via the Encora deal) voted down Bhatt's reappointment — 34.5% opposed him at the Aug 24 AGM — forcing his resignation on Sep 8.
Healthcare buyouts climbed 25% to ₹8,768 cr since 2024 — led by KKR's $1.4bn buy of Medicover Hospitals and Max Healthcare's ~₹300 cr purchase of Kalinga Hospital.
Realised ₹1,650 cr selling the distressed-turned-thriving 206km Telangana highway SPV to Cube Highways & Infrastructure V Pte Ltd — a 2x return over five years.
₹9,825 cr for a 5.54% stake in three tranches by July 2027, valuing the airport operator at $18bn pre-money — ahead of the government's planned privatisation of 11 airports.
Paying ₹1,600 cr for 100% of Galaxy Infra Creations — a 5.16 lakh sq ft mall plus a 164-key Hyatt Regency in Guwahati — taking its national mall count to 19.
Bought 21.58 lakh shares from promoter Avenue India Resurgence ahead of Arcil's IPO (price band ₹132–139).
The exchange's price band was cut to ₹1,700–1,785 (from an earlier marketed range of ₹2,000–2,100) and the stake on offer to ~5.5% of equity (from a previously planned 6%), valuing the ~₹24,300 cr sale at ~₹4.42 trillion — down from a prior target of up to ₹5.26 trillion, and reviving questions about NSE self-regulating members while itself preparing to list.
Copthall Mauritius Investment and Mansi Share & Stock Broking had their trading bans lifted after depositing ₹2.9 cr and ₹71.6 lakh respectively in alleged unlawful gains from the Aug 13 Sensex closing-auction expiry — though both remain barred from the CAS itself.
SC partly allowed SEBI's appeal against SAT's Oct-2023 order (which had set aside a ₹5.25-crore penalty over Cairn's 2014 buyback), asking SAT to re-examine the fraud question and disputed trading data within six months.
The revised master circular loosens position limits for agricultural commodity derivatives specifically, and caps penalties for breaches.
$350m raised via a bond sale to investors outside the US, at 120bps over 5-year UST (~5.79%), refinancing FCNR(B)-linked borrowings.
Birla Mutual Fund anchored with ₹325 cr, alongside Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Axis Finance, Nippon and Barclays.
After piloting tokenised CDs and CPs on its wholesale CBDC-settled platform, the central bank is exploring gold next.
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