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The sustained outlook for 2026 builds on the pickup in outbound M&A activity by Indian companies in 2025, as corporates increasingly turned to overseas acquisitions to accelerate strategic transformation rather than incremental expansion.
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As part of the transaction, RCPL infused Rs 380 crore into the company through a preferential allotment of 1.52 lakh equity shares at a price of Rs 25,000 per share, according to regulatory filings from November 24.
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Rupee weakness isn’t a concern for exporters, but October’s wider trade gap was driven by a spike in precious metals imports, said Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal.
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India is also eyeing a trade pact with Africa’s oldest customs union - SACU - to expand market access and diversify export routes.
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Tighter IPO scrutiny and a maturing startup ecosystem are driving private funds to coordinate early with bankers on pricing and liquidity, according to Sandeep Sinha, Co-founder at Oister Global, an alternative-asset manager.
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A91 Partners’ investment into Shree Anandhaas comes after Motilal Oswal (MO Alts) invested in Lal Sweets as investors bet on a large unorganised industry, and family-owned businesses, in India becoming more organised as an increasing number of consumers alter their purchasing patterns.
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If the United States truly wants a home‑grown manufacturing renaissance, nudges will not suffice. Either erect a near‑total barrier as China did in e‑commerce or create a market environment that lets smaller players compete on speed and price. The real lesson is not that protection wins, but that scale married to relentless reinvestment wins
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Jindal Oil and Fats Limited bought 22.10 lakh shares (0.56 percent) at an average price of Rs 79.63.
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On this edition of Deal Central, Ravi Lambah, Head, Strategic Initiatives and Head ( India) at Temasek speaks to Moneycontrol's Ashwin Mohan about the Singapore based global investment giant's plans to pump in $10 bn in India, the mega Haldiram acquisition valuing the snack maker at $10 bn, synergies with family-owned businesses in India, strategy post the Sahyadri Hospitals buyout and top sectoral picks for m&a
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Despite having successfully completed the acquisition and operated the company since 2021, JSW Steel now faces the prospect of unwinding the Rs 19,350 crore deal, raising larger questions about the credibility and finality of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) process.
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According to analysts, the involvement of BlackRock serves as a significant stamp of approval for the Adani Group at a time when the conglomerate is under scrutiny abroad.
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The Motilal Oswal Alternatives and Accion-backed NBFC recently amended its Memorandum and Articles of Association to increase its authorised share capital, a move linked to its fundraising plans
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Star Cement has the highest market share in the north eastern region and 79 per cent of its sales comes from the region.
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Average revenue per customer has inched up by about 30-35% for Happiest Minds since its listing on the bourses.
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HUL is discussing a deal with Minimalist around three years after the company raised Rs 110 crore ($15 million) from Unilever Ventures, the venture investing arm of Unilever.
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Target Minas de Revuboe has raised objections related to a mining concession, and the deal now hinges on the decision by the International Centre for Settlement.
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About 58 percent of the transactions involved global funds whereas the remaining 42 percent had domestic funds.
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While deals were mostly primary in nature in 2021, most rounds now include a significant portion of secondary share sales. As a result, valuations are lower, and stakeholders benefit from a win-win situation.
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The company is paying a starting rent of Rs 54 per sq ft per month, with total starting monthly rent of Rs 66.6 lakh
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Infosys will standardise and simplify TDC Net’s IT systems by implementing AI-driven hyper-automation.
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Domestic segment accounted for 72.4 percent of the overall deal value, emerging as the largest category within the M&A landscape, as revealed in Forvis Mazars in India's latest M&A Deal Tracker Report, adding that it was the only category to experience growth in deal volume during this period
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Private equity investments saw a 31 percent year-on-year rise during the April-June period, though the number of deals dipped from 353 to 299, LSEG Deals Intelligence data shows
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Southern states have the largest share in cement production (33%), followed by north (22%), east (19%), west (13%), and central (13%).
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Cement companies' increased focus on south India expansion comes as the region is experiencing significant infrastructure development, including highways, bridges, airports, and metro projects.
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The overall deal activity declined by 3 percent to $5.023 billion in May compared to $5.192 billion in the preceding month of April
