Tata Motors Passenger's loss, Adani to invest Rs 63,000 cr in Assam, & more - Groww Digest
Friday, 14 November 2025
Markets opened below yesterday’s closing point.
Nifty 50 rose in the last hour and closed in the green.
PSU bank stocks and pharma stocks rose the most today. IT stocks and metal stocks fell the most.
Global markets: US markets and most Asian markets fell. European markets fell (as of 6 pm IST).
News
India’s wholesale inflation fell to -1.21% year-on-year in Oct (vs 0.13% in Sept).
India’s forex reserves fell $2.7 billion to $687.03 billion in the week that ended on 7 Nov.
India is currently negotiating Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with several countries including the US, EU, New Zealand, Oman, Peru and Chile: Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal
Capillary Technologies IPO has been subscribed 0.28 times. Retail subscription: 0.26 times. IPO closes on 18 Nov.
Fujiyama Power IPO has been subscribed 0.40 times. Retail subscription: 0.28 times. IPO closes on 17 Nov.
Tenneco Clean Air IPO was subscribed 58.83 times. Retail subscription: 5.1 times. IPO is closed for subscription.
Pine Labs IPO listed on the stock exchanges at a premium of 9.50% over the issue price and closed 13.52% up at the end of the day.
Stocks Updates
Tata Motors Passenger: reported a net loss of Rs 6,368 crore in the July-Sept quarter. It also reported Rs 82,616 crore as exceptional gains following the Tata Motors demerger.
Adani Green: the Adani Group will invest Rs 63,000 crore in Assam for 3,200 MW thermal and 2,700 MW pumped storage power projects through Adani Power and Adani Green respectively. The company also won a 500 MW, 40-year pumped hydro storage project from Assam Power Distribution.
Adani Enterprises: company subsidiary, Mundra Synenergy, incorporated a new step-down unit, ‘Singrauli Syn-Gas & Chemicals Ltd’, to manufacture chemicals and other related products.
Hero Moto: approved an investment of Rs 170 crore to set up a new Global Parts Center in Tirupati.
Indian Hotels: will acquire a 51% stake in Sparsh Infratech, (which owns ‘Atmantan’ wellness resort in Maharashtra) for about Rs 240 crore. With this, the company will enter into the wellness segment.
Waaree Energies: commissioned a new 2,100 MW solar module manufacturing facility at Navsari, Gujarat.
Zydus Lifesciences: received US FDA approval for Leuprolide Acetate injection used to treat prostatic cancer. It had an annual sales of $69 million in the US.
Info Edge: company subsidiary, Jeevansathi, acquired the remaining 3.65% stake in Aisle Network for Rs 5.5 crore, making Aisle a wholly owned step-down subsidiary.
Jio Financial: company subsidiary, Jio Leasing, invested Rs 45 crore in Reliance International Leasing IFSC, through preference shares to support its business operations.
Infosys: transferred 90% of its stake in Infosys Consulting S.R.L., Argentina, to its subsidiary Infosys Nova Holdings LLC as part of an internal reorganization for $0.5 million.
Siemens: net profit fell 42% year-on-year to Rs 485 crore in the July-Sept quarter.
Marico: net profit remained almost flat at Rs 420 crore in the July-Sept quarter.
Word of the Day
IEPF
It is a government fund that holds unclaimed investor money and shares
It stands for Investor Education and Protection Fund.
If dividends, debentures, shares or company deposits remain unclaimed for 7 years, companies must transfer them to the IEPF.
Investors or their legal heirs can claim these back by applying to the IEPF Authority, which manages the fund.
The IEPF uses part of its funds for investor education and awareness programs as well.
6 Day Course
Theme: bonds
Day 5: Friday
How can investors invest in bonds?
In India, many investment platforms offer bonds. These can be used to invest in corporate bonds or NCDs (Non Convertible Debentures).
In more recent times, some dedicated bond investment platforms have also been created. These investments cater to bond investments only and do not offer mutual funds or stocks.
To invest in government bonds, investors can use RBI’s bond website that allows retail investors to buy bonds.
Investing in bonds requires technical knowledge and understanding of the space — similar to how investing in stocks also requires knowledge.
And similar to investing in stocks, investors can opt for mutual funds if they are not skilled in bond selection themselves.
Debt mutual funds invest in bonds. Different kinds of debt mutual funds invest in different kinds of bonds.
Some invest only in government bonds (gilt funds). Some invest only in corporate bonds (corporate debt funds).
Many invest in a mixture of bond types like short term debt funds.
Featured Question
“How are NCDS AND BONDS different from each other .”
NCDs are a type of bond.
Some bonds come with the option of converting the bonds to shares later.
These are called Convertible Debentures.
So when these bonds are issued, the terms and conditions clearly mention that on maturity, investors will have the option to either take the maturity value or instead, get shares in the company.
Many even have the option to get a part of the maturity amount in the form of shares and the rest in the form of cash.
This allows the company to offer lower interest rates on the bonds.
These shares’ value is fixed when the bond is being issued.
The investors who feel the company may do very well in the future opt for convertible debentures as it gives them an option to get shares.
Bonds that do not have this option are called Non Convertible Debentures (NCDs).
So in short, every NCD is a type of a bond.
But all bonds are not NCDs.
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