🗞️ Daily Business Brief – MAY 25 2025
- FII & DII Flow FIIs remained net buyers with ₹821.75 crore inflow, while DIIs bought equities worth ₹3,856.88 crore on a provisional basis.
- Premier Energies promoter group sold 2.4 crore shares (~5.3% equity) via block deal worth ₹2,291 crore.
- One97 Communications arm to invest €9 million in Paytm Europe payments unit to strengthen overseas fintech operations.
- Bharat Electronics (BEL) secured additional defence orders worth ₹608 crore.
- Finance Ministry FM Nirmala Sitharaman backed RBI’s dividend framework, saying India can handle fuel price and supply-chain shocks while exploring ways to improve gold monetisation participation.
- Ashok Leyland received an order for 715 vehicles from VRL Logistics.
- Iran-US Deal Talks Iran reportedly seeks assurances from China before moving ahead with any deal with the United States.
- Iran Nuclear Update Iran indicated readiness to eliminate highly enriched uranium domestically and transfer stockpiles to China.
- FPI Flows Experts believe tax incentives alone may not be sufficient to reverse foreign portfolio investor outflows.
- India Market Outlook Government officials reassured markets amid rising oil prices, rupee pressure and concerns over economic growth outlook.
- ONGC onboarded a technical services provider to enhance production across western offshore oil fields.
- RBI Wallet Rules RBI tightened mobile wallet regulations, with industry participants warning of possible impact on large players and users.
- Sun Pharma management said it will avoid margin guidance and expects West Asia tensions to increase logistics and shipping costs in coming quarters.
- Coal India & LIC government may launch offer-for-sale transactions in the current fiscal year, according to reports.
- Persistent Systems partnered with Kong to help enterprises securely deploy AI into production environments.
- Jupiter Wagons JEM Energy signed MoUs for BESS projects and targets ₹200 crore order book in FY27; current order book exceeds ₹150 crore.
- Kalpataru Ltd signed a cluster redevelopment project in Kandivali East with GDV potential of ₹1,250 crore.
- IRFC signed a ₹13,527 crore refinancing deal for Hyderabad Metro with a 20-year tenure aimed at strengthening urban mobility infrastructure.
- Jupiter Wagons JEM Energy targets ₹1,000 crore revenue from battery and BESS business by FY30.
- GSFC management said no margin pressure is visible and expects FY27 performance to remain strong like FY26.
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