CORPORATE REAL ESTATE
ArisInfra Solutions sets price band for Rs 500 crore IPO, GMP signals 18% listing pop
ArisInfra Solutions will launch its Rs 500 crore IPO from June 18–20, priced at Rs 210–222 per share. Backed by PharmEasy’s co-founder, the tech-driven B2B platform aims to use proceeds for working capital, tech upgrades, and expansion. Strong GMP indicates robust investor interest ahead of the June 25 listing.
UP's GCC policy push to turn state into office hub, create 2 lakh jobs
Uttar Pradesh's new GCC policy aims to establish the state as a prominent office space hub, generating over 2 lakh high-paying jobs in five years. The policy offers substantial subsidies on land costs, capital investments, and stamp duty exemptions, incentivizing job creation and technological innovation.
ArisInfra Solutions to Launch Rs 500 crore IPO on June 18. Check details
ArisInfra Solutions, a tech-driven B2B construction materials platform, will launch its Rs 499.59 crore IPO from June 18–20. Proceeds will fund working capital, tech upgrades, logistics, and expansion. The company simplifies bulk procurement for infrastructure clients via a digital interface.
Comeback kings! Reliance Power, Reliance Infra among 40 turnaround stories of FY25. Watchlist material?
At least 40 companies rebounded from FY24 losses to FY25 profits, with nine stocks yielding over 100% returns. Reliance Power and Reliance Infrastructure led the resurgence, while Kernex Microsystems stood out among mid-caps. Despite some caution, analysts see this trend as reflecting broader economic stabilization, though recovery remains concentrated among top companies.
$1 Trillion GDP Boost in Sight: Abhishek Banerjee on promising sectors, gold and market sentiment
Abhishek Banerjee of LotusDew Wealth analyzes global economic trends, highlighting the impact of interest rate cuts and trade uncertainties on Indian equities. He favors silver over gold, anticipates benefits for auto and consumer sectors, and remains optimistic about microcaps despite their inherent volatility. India's strong corporate reserves and potential for economic growth are also emphasized.
Selectivity is key as markets enter narrow, range-bound phase: Dipan Mehta
Dipan Mehta suggests that the market's consolidation follows the RBI's positive policy move, anticipating improved corporate earnings due to lower tax rates and a potentially better monsoon. The market's future hinges on the outcome of the US-China trade talks and potential tariffs. Mehta emphasizes a shift towards selective stock picking as market movements become more narrow.
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Uncertainty over strategy of JPVL lenders clouds Jaypee Associates' debt resolution
The corporate debt resolution of Jaiprakash Associates Ltd (JAL) faces uncertainty due to a lack of clarity on lenders' future plans for Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd (JPVL), its most valuable asset. JPVL had issued ₹3,800 crore worth of compulsory convertible preference shares (CCPS) to lenders in 2019, but the timeline for conversion into equity remains open-ended.
How not to keep secrets: India’s real estate, trusts and partnerships tell the story
Tax Justice Network's Financial Secrecy Index ranks India 24th globally, highlighting both progress and persistent opacity. While India shows transparency in corporate ownership, weaknesses remain in areas like beneficial ownership and international cooperation. The index underscores the need for global fairness and transparency, urging countries to prioritize it for economic stability and trust.
India's Raymond Realty to list in early July, top executive says
India's Raymond Realty, recently carved out from the namesake conglomerate, is on track to list in early July as the group looks to streamline its corporate structure, a top executive told Reuters on Tuesday.
Bajaj Finserv announces appointment of Lakshmi Iyer as Group President – Investments
Bajaj Finserv has appointed Lakshmi Iyer as Group President - Investments, effective August 1, 2025. Iyer, a veteran fund manager, brings nearly 27 years of financial services expertise from Kotak Mahindra Group, where she served as CEO of Investments and Strategy at Kotak Alternate Asset Managers Ltd. Her experience includes wealth advisory, strategy, product solutions, deal execution, and fund management.
JM Financial gets 142,000 sq ft Mumbai office space through CIRP resolution
JM Financial Products has acquired 142,000 sq ft of office space in a Mulund high-rise as part of a bankruptcy-linked settlement involving Ariisto Realty. The Rs 150 crore property transfer, structured through the insolvency resolution process, marks a strategic addition to JM’s portfolio and reflects evolving real estate debt settlements.
In Q4, more beats than misses as market went into earning season with low expectations: Vinod Karki
ICICI Securities' Vinod Karki notes FY25 corporate losses hit a cycle low, with profit growth exceeding nominal GDP. Q4 results beat muted expectations, driven by cyclical sectors like real estate and auto, while FMCG and IT faced disappointments. Global uncertainty impacts the outlook for globally exposed companies, but commodities are recovering from being an earnings drag.
India Inc's hiring outlook stays positive for Sept quarter
Indian companies show strong hiring intentions for the July-September quarter, ranking second globally behind the UAE, according to a ManpowerGroup survey. Despite a slight dip from last quarter, hiring outlook is driven by growth in IT, energy, utilities, and financial sectors, fueled by digital transformation and shifts in global trade.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 25%
Why talk about a correction when the market is clearly in bullish mode? Because, for one, you should always be ready for a correction; along with volatility, it is a part of the market. Second, it is important to know the reason for any correction in the market. Going forward, corrections are likely to happen more because of profit-booking rather than any structural reason. Now, this is very different from how things were in January and February when high valuations and low growth made it a structural issue. With Q4 earnings being better than expected, at least the concern over growth has been addressed. Valuations though are still not cheap. But if there is growth, valuations can be justified.
India needs a new playbook for Naya America that needs careful handling
Despite recent setbacks with India, Pakistan gains potential leverage through a field marshal, renewed Washington presence, and possible Trump support. India's military success is shadowed by China's active involvement, straining US relations. India navigates a complex US landscape, balancing official ties with emerging power centers while prioritizing strategic partnerships and economic agreements amid shifting global dynamics.
IFC picks up 44% stake in Birla Estates’ two residential projects, invests Rs 420 cr
International Finance Corporation will invest Rupees 420 crore in Birla Estates' Thane and Pune housing projects. The investment aims to develop around 9.5 million sq ft of saleable area. IFC will hold a 44% stake in the projects. This partnership will expand access to sustainable housing for first-time home buyers.
“It’s no longer a cost thing”: GCCs shift from support units to strategic value creators
The final round of Bosch Conversations in Bengaluru, in partnership with The Economic Times, highlighted the shift of GCCs from being operational outposts to emerging as value engines capable of driving both core transformation and new market creation.
This bride just got the wildest dowry of this year, perhaps: 100 civet cats and...
A Vietnamese bride received an extraordinary dowry, including 100 civet cats valued at $70,000 for Kopi Luwak coffee production, alongside gold bars, cash, properties, and company stock. The bride's father aimed to empower her financially with diverse assets, sparking debate about ethical considerations of using animals for economic gain in marital traditions and modern values.
Overseas luxury real estate: Here’s why it is catching the eyes of HNIs
Overseas luxury real estate is a high-involvement play. It demands due diligence, regulatory awareness, and trusted local partnerships. Done right, a home abroad can be more than a financial asset. It becomes a gateway to global living, future-proofing one’s wealth, and passing on a legacy with international roots.
Blind man on the verge of eviction after 50 years in Ontario as Canada’s housing crisis turns into corporate hunger games
Andras Henye, a disabled and partially sighted man, faces eviction from his long-time Toronto apartment despite complying with anti-smoking rules. The Ontario Court of Appeal's refusal to hear his case highlights concerns about tenant rights and "REIT-ovictions." Advocates warn his situation reflects a broader housing crisis, leaving vulnerable residents at risk.
Jaiprakash Associates Ltd creditors extend bid deadline by 15 days
Jaiprakash Associates Ltd faces debt resolution. NARCL, the lead creditor, extends the bid submission deadline by 15 days. This decision follows requests from interested bidders. The company owes creditors ₹57,185 crore. Several companies including Adani Enterprises and Dalmia Bharat have shown interest. NARCL holds the majority of the debt. The resolution process continues under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
3 reasons why Warren Buffett doesn’t buy REITs, but here’s why that shouldn’t stop you
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway largely avoids REITs due to their tax structure and the company's investment philosophy, which prioritizes high unleveraged returns. However, Indian REITs offer individual investors tax-efficient income and liquidity, making them a potentially smart portfolio addition. SEBI regulations and transparency further enhance their appeal as an alternative to traditional real estate.
Real estate stocks deliver rocket returns this week as BSE Realty eclipses sectoral peers with 10% rally
The real estate sector has emerged as a powerhouse, with the BSE Realty index recording substantial weekly gains. This momentum can be traced back to the Reserve Bank of India's repo rate cut, which has sparked renewed interest in property investments. Leading the charge is Sobha, whose stock has taken off, joined by gains in Financial Services and Metal sectors.
ET Graphics | Bricks, bytes & bamboo: How green buildings are quietly rerouting India’s skyline
India is making strides towards net-zero goals. Green buildings are becoming more common. Sustainable construction is growing nationwide. India ranks third globally in LEED-certified spaces. This contributes significantly to global green building efforts. Eco-friendly real estate is changing construction. Housing, offices, schools, airports, IT parks, and hospitals are all impacted. This shift is reshaping how buildings are built and used.
Realtors' bodies Credai, Naredco expect at least 25 bps cut in repo rate to boost housing demand
Real estate bodies CREDAI and Naredco anticipate a repo rate reduction by the RBI, expecting it to stimulate housing demand. They highlight that previous rate cuts have already boosted housing loan growth. Industry leaders believe a further rate cut would enhance affordability, encourage homebuyers, and spur overall economic growth by positively impacting linked sectors.
91Springboard sets up 6 co-working centres with 3,600 seating capacities
91Springboard has expanded its presence in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Pune by launching six new co-working centers, adding 3,600 desks and 1.7 lakh sq ft of space. This move aims to cater to the increasing demand from entrepreneurs, freelancers, and large enterprises for flexible office solutions. With this expansion, 91Springboard now boasts 30,000 desks across 1.5 million sq ft in India.
FD interest rates are falling: Can corporate bonds offer better returns with safety?
Today, the bond market in India surged to $2.6 trillion, of which $1.3 trillion, or 45%, is made up of corporate bonds. Corporate bonds have been benefitting from the headwinds of companies allocating a higher debt component than equity, foreign investors betting on Indian debt, and retail investors finally having a seat at the table.
Toyota to take private key unit in $26 billion deal
Toyota Motor is set to privatize a major supplier in a significant $26 billion deal. Toyota Fudosan will launch a tender offer for Toyota Industries shares. This move comes amid growing scrutiny of cross-shareholdings in Japan. Toyota aims to improve corporate governance through this buyout. Toyota Industries, originally a loom maker, now manufactures vehicles and auto parts.
Shapoorji Group secures $3.4 billion in record Deutsche-led credit deal
Deutsche Bank orchestrated a significant $3.35 billion private credit deal for the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, securing funds from global investors like BlackRock and Morgan Stanley. The three-year nonconvertible debentures, backed by a portion of SP Group's Tata Sons stake, offer a 19.75% yield.
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