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This assumes significance as SEBI in September 2022 introduced the concept of KPIs and made it mandatory for companies to disclose such metrics, including the price at which past transactions were done.

Several high-profile companies and startups including Tata Capital, Hexaware, Ola Electric, and Swiggy are preparing for their public market debut in 2024-25.Investment bankers expect the IPO lineup in FY25 to be twice as many as in FY24, including some that are expected to exceed $1 billion

Indian markets are moving towards Aatmanirbharta (self reliance) with the share of DIIs set to overtake that of FIIs in the next few quarters, says PRIME Database managing director Pranav Haldea

Foreign institutional investors (FII) have been the largest non-promoter investor category in Indian stock markets. But, that is expected to change soon. Fuelled by a surge in investments flowing into mutual funds, domestic institutional investors (DII) could overtake their foreign counterparts in coming quarters

Ten companies, including these three, accounted for 33% of the total spends on CSR in FY23, according to data shared exclusively with ET by primeinfobase.com, an initiative of Prime Database Group.

Market experts say that promoters offloading a small stake should not raise alarm bells, but if they have been paring their stake continuously over the years, then it does warrant a closer look.

Market experts say that promoters offloading a small stake should not raise alarm bells, but if they have been paring their stake continuously over the years, then it does warrant a closer look.

A safe work environment is reassuring for employees as well as employers. But India Inc has a reporting problem.

On April 18, ICICI Home Finance, Vistaar Financial Services Pvt Ltd, Five-Star Business Finance Ltd, and Axis Finance Ltd, raised Rs 1,628.60 crore through bonds.

The highest mobilisation through debt private placements during the year was by NABARD (Rs 65,393 crore) followed by REC (Rs 52,140 crore), HDFC (Rs 46,062 crore), PFC (Rs 45,130) and SIDBI (Rs 38,600 crore)