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True North-backed Viridity Tone offloads 3.6% stake in Anthem Biosciences for Rs 1,262 crore, SBI Mutual Fund, HDFC Mutual Fund buy 1.65% shares in Anthem Biosciences, Pirojsha Adi Godrej acquires 1.78% stake in Arvind SmartSpaces from HDFC Capital Affordable Real Estate Fund-1

* True North-backed Viridity Tone offloads 3.6% stake in Anthem Biosciences for Rs 1,262 crore
* SBI Mutual Fund, HDFC Mutual Fund buy 1.65% shares in Anthem Biosciences
* Pirojsha Adi Godrej acquires 1.78% stake in Arvind SmartSpaces from HDFC Capital Affordable Real Estate Fund-1

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* True North-backed Viridity Tone offloads 3.6% stake in Anthem Biosciences for Rs 1,262 crore
* SBI Mutual Fund, HDFC Mutual Fund buy 1.65% shares in Anthem Biosciences
* Pirojsha Adi Godrej acquires 1.78% stake in Arvind SmartSpaces from HDFC Capital Affordable Real Estate Fund-1

Viridity Tone LLP, owned by private equity firm True North, has offloaded 3.6 percent equity stake in Anthem Biosciences, the contract research, development and manufacturing organization, for Rs 1,262 crore via open market transactions.

<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/pharmaceuticalsdrugs/anthembiosciences/ABL07">Anthem Biosciences</a> closed with moderate loss of 0.16 percent at Rs 660, after sharp recovery from day's low of Rs 608.4 on the BSE, forming long bullish candle on the daily charts.

As per the bulk deals data, Viridity Tone LLP sold 2.03 crore equity shares (equivalent to 3.6 percent of paid-up equity) in Anthem Biosciences at Rs 621.11 per share, amounting to Rs 1,261.7 crore.

However, SBI Mutual Fund, and HDFC Mutual Fund were buyers for some of the shares sold by Viridity Tone. SBI MF picked up 32.26 lakh shares (0.57 percent stake) in Anthem for Rs 200.36 crore, and HDFC Mutual Fund acquired 60.75 lakh shares (1.08 percent) for Rs 377.3 crore. The buying price by both was Rs 621.1 per share.

As of December 2025, Viridity Tone was holding 3.8 percent stake in Anthem Biosciences.

Meanwhile, the action was also seen in <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/infrastructure-general/arvindsmartspaces/AI72">Arvind SmartSpaces</a> which shares closed at more than two-year low of Rs 500.9 on the BSE, down 1.02 percent amid high volumes. Pirojsha Adi Godrej, the Executive Chairman of Godrej Properties, has acquired 8.17 lakh shares (1.78 percent stake) in the real estate developer for Rs 40.71 crore from HDFC Capital Affordable Real Estate Fund-1. The shares exchanged at a price of Rs 498 per share.

HDFC Capital Affordable Real Estate Fund-1 had held 8.79 percent stake in Arvind SmartSpaces as of December 2025.

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True North-backed Viridity Tone offloads 3.6% stake in Anthem Biosciences for Rs 1,262 crore

Viridity Tone LLP, owned by private equity firm True North, has offloaded 3.6 percent equity stake in Anthem Biosciences, the contract research, development and manufacturing organization, for Rs 1,262 crore via open market transactions.

Anthem Biosciences closed with moderate loss of 0.16 percent at Rs 660, after sharp recovery from day's low of Rs 608.4 on the BSE, forming long bullish candle on the daily charts.

As per the bulk deals data, Viridity Tone LLP sold 2.03 crore equity shares (equivalent to 3.6 percent of paid-up equity) in Anthem Biosciences at Rs 621.11 per share, amounting to Rs 1,261.7 crore.

However, SBI Mutual Fund, and HDFC Mutual Fund were buyers for some of the shares sold by Viridity Tone. SBI MF picked up 32.26 lakh shares (0.57 percent stake) in Anthem for Rs 200.36 crore, and HDFC Mutual Fund acquired 60.75 lakh shares (1.08 percent) for Rs 377.3 crore. The buying price by both was Rs 621.1 per share.

As of December 2025, Viridity Tone was holding 3.8 percent stake in Anthem Biosciences.

Meanwhile, the action was also seen in Arvind SmartSpaces which shares closed at more than two-year low of Rs 500.9 on the BSE, down 1.02 percent amid high volumes. Pirojsha Adi Godrej, the Executive Chairman of Godrej Properties, has acquired 8.17 lakh shares (1.78 percent stake) in the real estate developer for Rs 40.71 crore from HDFC Capital Affordable Real Estate Fund-1. The shares exchanged at a price of Rs 498 per share.

HDFC Capital Affordable Real Estate Fund-1 had held 8.79 percent stake in Arvind SmartSpaces as of December 2025.

Gas firm shares dropped 8% after QatarEnergy halted LNG., Adani Total Gas hiked industrial prices due to supply issues., Gujarat Gas to restrict supplies to industries from Thursday.

* Gas firm shares dropped 8% after QatarEnergy halted LNG.
* Adani Total Gas hiked industrial prices due to supply issues.
* Gujarat Gas to restrict supplies to industries from Thursday.

Shares of gas firms like Petronet LNG, GAIL, and Gujarat State Petronet fell after QatarEnergy halted LNG production amid Middle East tensions. Supply disruptions and price hikes are expected, impacting India’s imports and potentially raising government subsidies.

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* Gas firm shares dropped 8% after QatarEnergy halted LNG.
* Adani Total Gas hiked industrial prices due to supply issues.
* Gujarat Gas to restrict supplies to industries from Thursday.

Shares of gas-related companies, including Petronet LNG, GAIL (India) and Gujarat State Petronet, fell up to 6 percent in Monday’s trade after QatarEnergy halted production at a key liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

QatarEnergy declared force majeure to its affected buyers last week after suspending production of LNG and associated products. Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG plant, the world’s largest LNG facility, appears to have remained largely intact after its unprecedented closure last week. However, any restart and resumption of deliveries could take weeks or even months, the country’s energy minister told the Financial Times.

Shares of <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/oil-drillingexploration/gujaratstatepetronet/GSP02">Gujarat State Petronet</a> were among the biggest losers, declining up to 8 percent during the session.

<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/oil-drillingexploration/gujaratgas/GGC">Gujarat Gas</a>, which supplies gas to domestic and industrial consumers, has declared force majeure and will restrict gas supplies to industries from Thursday.

The stock was followed by GAIL (India) and Gujarat Gas, which declined 5.11 percent and 5.72 percent, respectively.

Shares of Petronet LNG fell about 5 percent.

Meanwhile, Adani Total Gas has raised prices for supplies to industrial clients, citing lower gas availability due to the conflict in the Middle East.

Countries in the West Asia account for around 30 percent of global crude oil output and about 20 percent of global LNG production, much of which is transported through the Strait of Hormuz.

India imports about 85 percent of its crude oil requirement and roughly half of its LNG needs. Of this, around 40-50 percent of crude oil and 50-60 percent of LNG shipments pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

According to CRISIL, most shipping vessels have halted passage through the strait since March 1, 2026, citing heightened risks.

"Any prolonged disruption of this trade route will have a bearing on global crude oil and LNG availability, and their prices," it said.

India also imports about two-thirds of its liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) requirement, largely from the Middle East.

Higher global prices and rising LNG costs could also increase the government’s fertiliser subsidy burden.

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Middle East war impact: Petronet, GAIL decline up to 5% as Qatar Energy halts production at a key LNG facility

Shares of gas-related companies, including Petronet LNG, GAIL (India) and Gujarat State Petronet, fell up to 6 percent in Monday’s trade after QatarEnergy halted production at a key liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

QatarEnergy declared force majeure to its affected buyers last week after suspending production of LNG and associated products. Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG plant, the world’s largest LNG facility, appears to have remained largely intact after its unprecedented closure last week. However, any restart and resumption of deliveries could take weeks or even months, the country’s energy minister told the Financial Times.

Shares of Gujarat State Petronet were among the biggest losers, declining up to 8 percent during the session.

Gujarat Gas, which supplies gas to domestic and industrial consumers, has declared force majeure and will restrict gas supplies to industries from Thursday.

The stock was followed by GAIL (India) and Gujarat Gas, which declined 5.11 percent and 5.72 percent, respectively.

Shares of Petronet LNG fell about 5 percent.

Meanwhile, Adani Total Gas has raised prices for supplies to industrial clients, citing lower gas availability due to the conflict in the Middle East.

Countries in the West Asia account for around 30 percent of global crude oil output and about 20 percent of global LNG production, much of which is transported through the Strait of Hormuz.

India imports about 85 percent of its crude oil requirement and roughly half of its LNG needs. Of this, around 40-50 percent of crude oil and 50-60 percent of LNG shipments pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

According to CRISIL, most shipping vessels have halted passage through the strait since March 1, 2026, citing heightened risks.

&quot;Any prolonged disruption of this trade route will have a bearing on global crude oil and LNG availability, and their prices,&quot; it said.

India also imports about two-thirds of its liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) requirement, largely from the Middle East.

Higher global prices and rising LNG costs could also increase the government’s fertiliser subsidy burden.

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The Nifty India Defence index fell 3.5 percent in Monday’s trade amid profit booking in defence shares after a rally in the previous two sessions, during which the index had gained more than 5 percent.

All 18 constituents of the index were trading in the red, in line with weakness across the broader market.

The Sensex plunged 2,345.89 points, or 2.97 percent, to 76,573.01. The Nifty declined 708.75 points, or 2.89 percent, to 23,741.70. All 16 major sectoral indices were trading lower.

Broader markets also saw heavy selling pressure, with the Nifty Smallcap100 and Nifty Midcap100 indices falling about 3 percent each.

<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/pumps/dynamatictechnologies/DT05">Dynamatic Technologies</a> was among the major laggards in the defence index, declining up to 6 percent.

Heavyweights <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/aerospacedefence/bharatelectronics/BE03">Bharat Electronics</a>, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders and Hindustan Aeronautics fell 3.3 percent, 4.17 percent and 1 percent, respectively.

The gains seen last week came amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty, which typically increases focus on defence preparedness among countries. This can drive demand for equipment such as missiles, surveillance systems, drones, ammunition and radar systems, often leading to buying in defence-related stocks on expectations of higher orders and improved business prospects.

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Nifty India Defence index falls 3.5% amid profit booking; BEL, Dynamatic Tech lead losses

The Nifty India Defence index fell 3.5 percent in Monday’s trade amid profit booking in defence shares after a rally in the previous two sessions, during which the index had gained more than 5 percent.

All 18 constituents of the index were trading in the red, in line with weakness across the broader market.

The Sensex plunged 2,345.89 points, or 2.97 percent, to 76,573.01. The Nifty declined 708.75 points, or 2.89 percent, to 23,741.70. All 16 major sectoral indices were trading lower.

Broader markets also saw heavy selling pressure, with the Nifty Smallcap100 and Nifty Midcap100 indices falling about 3 percent each.

Dynamatic Technologies was among the major laggards in the defence index, declining up to 6 percent.

Heavyweights Bharat Electronics, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders and Hindustan Aeronautics fell 3.3 percent, 4.17 percent and 1 percent, respectively.

The gains seen last week came amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty, which typically increases focus on defence preparedness among countries. This can drive demand for equipment such as missiles, surveillance systems, drones, ammunition and radar systems, often leading to buying in defence-related stocks on expectations of higher orders and improved business prospects.

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Auto and metal shares fell up to 6 percent as crude prices surged., Nifty Metal index fell 4%, all stocks in red., Higher crude prices increase costs, squeezing margins and demand.

* Auto and metal shares fell up to 6 percent as crude prices surged.
* Nifty Metal index fell 4%, all stocks in red.
* Higher crude prices increase costs, squeezing margins and demand.

Auto and metal shares fell up to 6% as rising crude oil prices raised concerns over input costs and margins. The Nifty Metal and Auto indices dropped, with all constituents trading lower, amid worries about inflation and weaker demand for vehicles and metals.

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* Auto and metal shares fell up to 6 percent as crude prices surged.
* Nifty Metal index fell 4%, all stocks in red.
* Higher crude prices increase costs, squeezing margins and demand.

Auto and metal shares fell up to 6 percent in Monday’s trade as a surge in crude oil prices dampened investor sentiment.

The Nifty Metal index extended losses for a second straight session, dropping nearly 4 percent during the day. <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/steel-large/steelauthorityindia/SAI">Steel Authority of India</a> led the decline, falling about 6 percent. Jindal Stainless and Tata Steel also slipped 4.39 percent and 3.94 percent, respectively.

All the 15 constituents of the Nifty Metal index were trading in the red.

Shares in the metal pack came under pressure as higher crude prices raised concerns over input costs. Metal production is energy-intensive, and a rise in fuel prices increases expenses related to mining, smelting and refining. Higher transportation costs for moving raw materials and finished products also add to the pressure.

Market participants said that unless companies are able to pass on higher costs to customers, rising energy prices could compress margins and weigh on valuations.

Analysts also noted that persistently high oil prices could slow global economic growth, potentially affecting demand for industrial metals.

Meanwhile, shares of several automobile and auto component manufacturers declined significantly, dragging the Nifty Auto index down to a six-month low of 25,733.50 points. Analysts attributed the drop to growing worries that a potential shortage of natural gas, amid escalating tensions in West Asia, could disrupt production at automobile manufacturing facilities.

On Friday, Informist, citing a senior official from Gujarat Gas Ltd., reported exclusively that Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles is currently facing a severe shortage of natural gas and propane at its Sanand manufacturing plants. The company may have to reduce production by as much as 50 percent. Gujarat Gas supplies fuel to these facilities, where the gas is primarily used to operate paint-shop ovens.

The development has raised concerns that similar fuel shortages could affect other automobile manufacturers as well, potentially forcing them to scale back production.

In addition, analysts warn that prolonged instability in natural gas supply could also affect Taiwan’s energy-intensive semiconductor industry. Such disruptions may lead to chip shortages and higher semiconductor prices. According to a CNBC-TV18 report citing analysts, any renewed shortage of chips in the automobile sector could further constrain vehicle output while pushing up input costs for manufacturers.

Auto stocks also remained under pressure, with all 15 constituents of the Nifty Auto index trading lower. The index has declined about 5.5 percent over the past two sessions.

UNO Minda and <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/auto-lcvshcvs/tatamotorspassengervehicles/TM03">Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles</a> were among the major laggards, declining up to 6 percent. Shares of Mahindra &amp; Mahindra and Tata Motors also saw selling pressure.

Auto shares also typically react negatively to rising crude oil prices as higher fuel costs tend to stoke inflation concerns. This can reduce the likelihood of interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India, keeping borrowing costs elevated. Higher loan rates can impact demand for vehicles.

(Inputs from Informist)

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Crude oil surge impact: Auto, metal shares plunge up to 4.5%; Tata Motors PV, M&M, JSW Steel lead losses

Auto and metal shares fell up to 6 percent in Monday’s trade as a surge in crude oil prices dampened investor sentiment.

The Nifty Metal index extended losses for a second straight session, dropping nearly 4 percent during the day. Steel Authority of India led the decline, falling about 6 percent. Jindal Stainless and Tata Steel also slipped 4.39 percent and 3.94 percent, respectively.

All the 15 constituents of the Nifty Metal index were trading in the red.

Shares in the metal pack came under pressure as higher crude prices raised concerns over input costs. Metal production is energy-intensive, and a rise in fuel prices increases expenses related to mining, smelting and refining. Higher transportation costs for moving raw materials and finished products also add to the pressure.

Market participants said that unless companies are able to pass on higher costs to customers, rising energy prices could compress margins and weigh on valuations.

Analysts also noted that persistently high oil prices could slow global economic growth, potentially affecting demand for industrial metals.

Meanwhile, shares of several automobile and auto component manufacturers declined significantly, dragging the Nifty Auto index down to a six-month low of 25,733.50 points. Analysts attributed the drop to growing worries that a potential shortage of natural gas, amid escalating tensions in West Asia, could disrupt production at automobile manufacturing facilities.

On Friday, Informist, citing a senior official from Gujarat Gas Ltd., reported exclusively that Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles is currently facing a severe shortage of natural gas and propane at its Sanand manufacturing plants. The company may have to reduce production by as much as 50 percent. Gujarat Gas supplies fuel to these facilities, where the gas is primarily used to operate paint-shop ovens.

The development has raised concerns that similar fuel shortages could affect other automobile manufacturers as well, potentially forcing them to scale back production.

In addition, analysts warn that prolonged instability in natural gas supply could also affect Taiwan’s energy-intensive semiconductor industry. Such disruptions may lead to chip shortages and higher semiconductor prices. According to a CNBC-TV18 report citing analysts, any renewed shortage of chips in the automobile sector could further constrain vehicle output while pushing up input costs for manufacturers.

Auto stocks also remained under pressure, with all 15 constituents of the Nifty Auto index trading lower. The index has declined about 5.5 percent over the past two sessions.

UNO Minda and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles were among the major laggards, declining up to 6 percent. Shares of Mahindra &amp;amp; Mahindra and Tata Motors also saw selling pressure.

Auto shares also typically react negatively to rising crude oil prices as higher fuel costs tend to stoke inflation concerns. This can reduce the likelihood of interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India, keeping borrowing costs elevated. Higher loan rates can impact demand for vehicles.

(Inputs from Informist)

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Crude oil surge impact: Auto, metal shares plunge up to 4.5%; Tata Motors PV, M&amp;M, JSW Steel lead losses

<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/transport-infrastructure/rites/R02">RITES</a> share price fell nearly 3 percent in the opening trade on March 9 despite company secured a work order worth Rs 45.18 crore.

At 09:19am, RITES was quoting at Rs 200.66, down Rs 5.96, or 2.88 percent, on the NSE.

The Public Works (Roads) Directorate, Government of West Bengal has awarded RITES a contract to provide consultancy services as Project Management Consultant (PMC) for the construction of a proposed four-lane extra-dosed bridge over the Muriganga river.

The bridge will include approach roads connecting Kachuberia (Sagar Island) with Kakdwip in the South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal. The project is scheduled to be completed within 48 months.

Catch all the market action on our live blog<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sensex-today-stock-market-live-gift-nifty-indicates-a-weak-start-us-asian-slip-as-crude-crosses-100-mark-liveblog-13854360.html">https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sensex-today-stock-market-live-gift-nifty-indicates-a-weak-start-us-asian-slip-as-crude-crosses-100-mark-liveblog-13854360.html</a>

Separately, the company has also received revised estimates worth Rs 729.28 crore from South Western Railway for railway electrification work on the Mysuru–Hassan–Mangaluru section, including the Hassan–Arsikere line, on a cost-plus turnkey basis.

In the quarter ended December 2025 the company's standalone net profit rises marginally at Rs 95.51 crore, while revenue jumped 4.5% at Rs 569.18 crore, YoY.

In the previous trading session, the share closed at Rs 206.35, up Rs 4.55, or 2.25 percent.

The share touched a 52-week high of Rs 316.15 and a 52-week low of Rs 196.00 on 05 June, 2025 and 04 March, 2026, respectively.

Currently, the stock is trading 34.73 percent below its 52-week high and 5.28 percent above its 52-week low.

The market capitalisation of the company stands at Rs 9,917.26 crore.

RITES bags Rs 45.18 crore order; share price fall 3%

RITES share price fell nearly 3 percent in the opening trade on March 9 despite company secured a work order worth Rs 45.18 crore.

At 09:19am, RITES was quoting at Rs 200.66, down Rs 5.96, or 2.88 percent, on the NSE.

The Public Works (Roads) Directorate, Government of West Bengal has awarded RITES a contract to provide consultancy services as Project Management Consultant (PMC) for the construction of a proposed four-lane extra-dosed bridge over the Muriganga river.

The bridge will include approach roads connecting Kachuberia (Sagar Island) with Kakdwip in the South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal. The project is scheduled to be completed within 48 months.

Catch all the market action on our live bloghttps://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sensex-today-stock-market-live-gift-nifty-indicates-a-weak-start-us-asian-slip-as-crude-crosses-100-mark-liveblog-13854360.html

Separately, the company has also received revised estimates worth Rs 729.28 crore from South Western Railway for railway electrification work on the Mysuru–Hassan–Mangaluru section, including the Hassan–Arsikere line, on a cost-plus turnkey basis.

In the quarter ended December 2025 the company's standalone net profit rises marginally at Rs 95.51 crore, while revenue jumped 4.5% at Rs 569.18 crore, YoY.

In the previous trading session, the share closed at Rs 206.35, up Rs 4.55, or 2.25 percent.

The share touched a 52-week high of Rs 316.15 and a 52-week low of Rs 196.00 on 05 June, 2025 and 04 March, 2026, respectively.

Currently, the stock is trading 34.73 percent below its 52-week high and 5.28 percent above its 52-week low.

The market capitalisation of the company stands at Rs 9,917.26 crore.

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