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4 Vedanta Group stocks to see inflows worth $160 million in Nifty September rejig. What investors must know

Four newly demerged Vedanta entities could attract combined passive inflows of up to $159 million following the NSE Indices’ September 2026 reshuffle, according to Nuvama Alternative and Quantitative Research. Vedanta Aluminium Metal is expected to receive the bulk of the inflows, while Vedanta Power and Vedanta Iron and Steel could…

The Economic Times

NSE indices rejig: Vodafone Idea, Wipro part of major changes in Nifty Next 50 and Nifty 100. Check full list

NSE Indices announced major semi-annual rejig changes across Nifty 500, Nifty 100 and Nifty Next 50, effective September 30. BSE, Polycab, Hitachi Energy India, Vodafone Idea and Wipro will enter key indices, while several companies face exclusion.

The Economic Times

Nifty rejig: IT major Wipro to move out of benchmark index after BSE gets inclusion

Wipro will exit India's benchmark Nifty index, while BSE Ltd will enter. These changes will take effect from September 30, 2026, after market close. BSE's inclusion follows its six-month average free-float market cap crossing the required threshold.

The Economic Times

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Dividend alert! Last day to buy HCL Tech, MRF, Dabur, among 68 stocks for dividend payout worth Rs 1,365

68 stocks will turn ex-record date for dividends today. Investors must buy shares today to receive these upcoming dividend payments. HCL Tech, MRF, and Dabur are among the prominent companies offering payouts. 3M India leads with the highest overall dividend payout per share. This event marks the final opportunity for…

The Economic Times

India's growth story, not AI trade reversal, will drive foreign flows: Sameer Dalal

India's economic strength, not AI's decline, will drive foreign capital inflows, according to Sameer Dalal. He believes AI's market correction is temporary, while India's improving fundamentals, including falling crude prices and monsoon progress, position it for growth. Dalal remains bullish on pharma and cement sectors, sees achievable targets for Tata…

The Economic Times

Cement makers expect 7-8% growth in FY27 despite West Asia headwinds

Indian cement companies anticipate strong growth of 7-8 per cent in FY27. Government infrastructure projects and housing demand are key drivers. Companies are increasing capital expenditure to support this expansion. Despite rising fuel costs and geopolitical concerns, the sector remains optimistic about its long-term growth trajectory.

The Economic Times

Shree Cement shares jump 4% even as Q4 profit drops 8%. Why Nomura, Elara, other brokerages remain bullish

Shree Cement shares rose nearly 4% despite an 8% dip in Q4 FY26 net profit to Rs 526 crore. Revenue, however, climbed 10% to Rs 6,1010 crore, with sales volumes showing significant year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter growth. Brokerages remain bullish, citing strong volume growth and dividend payouts.

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Companies that compete with Adani group for ‘prized’ assets face raids from CBI, ED and Income Tax, alleges Congress

“Agencies like the ED and CBI are not only being used to break apart opposition parties,” Mr. Ramesh said.

The Hindu

Will continue to play ISL, next investor announcement within 15 days: East Bengal

KOLKATA: Less than 24 hours after being handed over the sporting rights by Shree Cement, East Bengal asserted that they would announce a new investor "within 15 days" and will continue to play in the top-tier Indian Super League.

The Times of India

Shree Cement terminates contract with East Bengal

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The Hindu

After rocky tenure, Shree Cement hands over sporting rights to East Bengal

KOLKATA: Shree Cement Limited on Tuesday officially ended their topsy-turvy two-year association with Kolkata heavyweights East Bengal by handing back the sporting rights of the ISL wooden spooners.

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