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FPIs Withdraw Rs 20,974 Crore from Indian Equities in September as Global Headwinds Mount
Foreign portfolio investors offloaded Indian equities worth Rs 20,974 crore up to September 18, reversing two consecutive months of inflows amid surging crude oil prices and elevated US Treasury yields. The sharp turnaround has widened total foreign equity outflows in calendar year 2026 to around Rs 2.45 lakh crore, well above the total withdrawals recorded in 2025. While domestic institutional buying continues to support market liquidity, persistent geopolitical friction and currency pressures remain critical concerns for Dalal Street investors.
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Indian Oil Independent Director Alka Mundra Resigns Over Conflict Regarding Son's Retail Dealership — September 20, 2026
Indian Oil Corporation Independent Director Dr. Alka Mundra has resigned from the state-run refiner's board citing a conflict of interest under SEBI independence norms linked to her son's retail petrol pump dealership in Rajasthan. The departure, taking place just 34 days after her appointment, underscores tightening scrutiny on corporate governance and conflict-of-interest disclosures across public sector enterprises for domestic investors.
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Six Mainboard Companies Line Up Rs 3,825 Crore IPO Rush Next Week
India's primary market is set for a busy stretch as six mainboard companies prepare to raise an aggregate of Rs 3,825 crore through initial public offerings opening between September 22 and September 28. With issues from sectors spanning manufacturing, ceramics, infrastructure, and technology, this wave offers diverse deployment avenues for Indian investors amid strong fundraising momentum.
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Tata Sons Reappointment Sparks Legal Clash Between Former CJI Chandrachud and Harish Salve — September 20, 2026
A boardroom showdown at Tata Sons has divided India's top legal minds after former Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud and Senior Advocate Harish Salve offered conflicting opinions on the legality of N. Chandrasekaran's reappointment as executive chairman. While Justice Chandrachud declared the reappointment invalid due to a lack of majority backing from Tata Trusts nominee directors following Noel Tata's dissenting vote, Salve argued that the board's casting vote was necessary to avoid corporate paralysis and uphold fiduciary duty. For Indian investors, this governance rift between holding company Tata Sons and majority shareholder Tata Trusts injects leadership uncertainty across flagship group counters such as TCS, Tata Motors, and Titan.
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RBI Cancels Licences of 5 NBFCs as 8 Others Surrender Registrations Amid Regulatory Tightening
The Reserve Bank of India has cancelled the certificates of registration of five non-banking financial companies while accepting the surrender of licences from eight others due to business exits, corporate restructuring, and regulatory exemptions. For Indian investors, the move reinforces the banking regulator's continued oversight of the shadow banking sector, ensuring that inactive, non-compliant, or restructured entities are systematically purged from the lending landscape.
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Digital Gold Market Faces Joint RBI and SEBI Oversight as Centre Weighs Mandatory Physical Backing — September 20, 2026
The Ministry of Finance is considering bringing India's $3 billion digital gold sector under the joint regulatory supervision of the Reserve Bank of India and the Securities and Exchange Board of India. The proposed framework aims to mandate 1:1 physical bullion backing, regular third-party vault audits, and formal classification under securities laws. For millions of retail buyers transacting at ticket sizes as low as ₹100, the shift promises robust safeguards against counterparty defaults and unregulated operators.
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Manika Plastech Concludes ₹125.50 Crore IPO with Listing Slated for September 21 on BSE and NSE
Rigid polymer packaging manufacturer Manika Plastech Limited has closed its ₹125.50 crore initial public offering, achieving an overall subscription of 29.46 times ahead of its market debut on September 21. Priced at the upper limit of ₹43 per share, the issue proceeds will fund machinery acquisition and debt reduction, offering domestic investors direct exposure to the automotive casing and industrial packaging supply chain.
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NSE IPO Grey Market Premium Slumps Over 60 Percent to Rs 84 Ahead of Final Bidding Day
The grey market premium for the National Stock Exchange of India's Rs 22,569-crore initial public offering tumbled 61.46 percent from its peak to Rs 84, signalling muted listing-day gains of under 5 percent. Despite the sharp contraction in unofficial market sentiment, the mega public issue crossed full subscription on its second day of bidding. For domestic investors, the drop reflects lingering concerns over high valuations, an entirely secondary share sale structure, and moderating derivatives transaction revenues.
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Trilegal Advises ARCIL on Landmark Rs 733 Crore IPO as India Debuts First Listed Asset Reconstruction Company
Asset Reconstruction Company (India) Limited has completed its Rs 732.97 crore initial public offering with legal counsel from Trilegal, marking India's first public listing of an asset reconstruction company. The issue was structured entirely as an offer for sale by institutional stakeholders including State Bank of India and Avenue India Resurgence, establishing Dalal Street's first pure-play distressed debt recovery vehicle.
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India Outward FDI Commitments Rise 23.3% to USD 3.84 Billion in August on Surge in Guarantees
Financial commitments for outward foreign direct investment from India expanded 23.3 percent year-on-year to 3.84 billion dollars in August, driven by a sharp rise in corporate guarantees for overseas units. For domestic investors, this persistent global expansion underscores the balance-sheet strength of Indian corporates pursuing strategic international assets, despite a sequential moderation from July.
