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Aditya Infotech, India s largest video surveillance products company, is set to debut on the stock exchanges with a strong grey market premium of Rs 300, signaling positive investor sentiment. The IPO, which was oversubscribed by 106.23 times, saw significant interest from institutional and HNI investors. The company plans to use the IPO proceeds for debt repayment and general corporate purposes.

The 200-DMA is a key trend indicator used by traders to assess the broader direction of a stock. When a stock’s price moves above this level on a daily chart, it is generally considered to have entered an overall uptrend.

Moody’s Ratings said the RBI’s cumulative 100 basis points rate cuts since February 2025 will gradually reduce borrowing costs for banks and NBFCs. This will ease pressure on net interest margins (NIMs), especially for unsecured loans like personal and microfinance loans.

PNB Housing Finance is considering internal and external candidates to succeed Girish Kousgi as MD and CEO. Jatul Anand has been appointed as the executive director and will be in charge temporarily. Valli Sekar is now the chief business officer overseeing affordable housing. Following Kousgi s resignation, the company s share price has declined significantly.

The Reserve Bank of India has approved Rajiv Anand s appointment as MD & CEO of IndusInd Bank, effective August 25, for a three-year term. Anand, formerly Deputy Managing Director at Axis Bank, brings over 35 years of financial services experience. His appointment follows Sumant Khatpalia s exit due to an accounting discrepancy.

In their discussions with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), non-banking financial companies have requested LAPs be not treated on a par with unsecured loans when assigning risk weights. They have urged the RBI to reduce the current cap of 125% and align more closely with home loans, which attract risk weights in the range of 35% to 50%.

Bankers are looking forward to two important announcements from the RBI—revised liquidity management framework and final norms on co-lending arrangements between lenders—on Wednesday, after the three-day monetary policy meeting, according to industry executives.

Tata Motors, Yes Bank, and Vodafone Idea are now India s most widely held stocks. They replaced Reliance Power, Reliance Industries, and SBI. Tata Motors leads with over 67.5 lakh shareholders. Yes Bank follows with 63.5 lakh. Vodafone Idea s count jumped significantly. Retail investors are drawn to these companies for various reasons.

GMR Airports is securing ₹6,000 crore through non-convertible debentures. The aim is to refinance current debts. Banks and mutual funds are participating in this fundraising. The interest rate could reach 10.50%. This move is expected to reduce average borrowing costs. The company plans to refinance debts of GAL and DIAL. Crisil has assigned A+ rating to the NCDs.

Capri Global Capital witnessed a significant surge in net profit, more than doubling to ₹175 crore year-on-year. However, the profit experienced a slight dip of 2% compared to the previous quarter. This decline was attributed to a substantial increase in provisions for bad loans, with loan impairment costs rising significantly due to an increase in NPAs.