* Hindustan Aeronautics: The defense ministry signed two contracts with a combined value of Rs 8,073 crore with HAL for the acquisition of 34 advanced light helicopters and associated equipment for the Indian Army and the Coast Guard.
* Auto Stocks: The central government has announced a new scheme to promote the adoption of electric mobility in India, ahead of the expiration of a previous scheme that lasted for five years.
* КЕС International: The company received a new order worth Rs 2,257 crore across various business verticals.
* Tata Motors: The company signed an MoU with the Tamil Nadu government to set up a vehicle manufacturing facility. This MoU requires an investment of Rs 9,000 crore over 5 years.
* Rail Vikas Nigam: The company and Salasar JV have received a Letter of Award from Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission for the construction of transmission lines and associated feeder bays in eastern MP.
* The Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme 2024 has an outlay of Rs 500 crore over four months for electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers.
* Adani Enterprises: Adani ConneX's Hyderabad site gets a five-star rating from the British Safety Council.
* IIFL Finance: The company approved raising up to Rs 1,500 crore via the issue of shares and up to Rs 500 crore via NCDs on a private placement basis.
* DLF: The company's unit is to raise up to Rs 600 crore via NCDs on a private placement basis.
* Vedanta: The company will appeal against the SEBI order directing it to pay Rs 77.6 crore to Cairn UK before the appropriate forum.
* Azad Engineering: The company signed a $35 million, seven-year strategic contract with the steam power business of GE Vernova for the supply of high-complex rotating airfoils for the nuclear, industrial, and thermal power industry.
* Balkrishna Industries: The Income Tax department has been conducting searches at office premises and manufacturing units since March 11. The company is fully cooperating with the authorities and providing all necessary information and support.
* PC Jeweller: The State Bank of India has accepted the company's proposal for a one-time settlement of outstanding dues.
* Sanofi India: The company has approved a distribution and promotion agreement with Emcure Pharmaceuticals to distribute cardiovascular products.
* ITC: block deal ICICI Prudential, GIC, DSP MF among BAT stake sale buyers.
* Dynamatic Technologies: The company is in a pact with Deutsche Aircraft to manufacture rear fuselage for regional aircraft D328eco.
* RelianceIndustries: to acquire 13.01% stake of Paramount Global in Viacom18 for ₹4,286 crore.
* Bharat Forge: The company approved the fundraising of Rs 12.5 crore by way of the issuance of NCDs on a private placement basis and an unsecured loan up to Rs 37.5 crore.
* South Indian Bank: The bank will not onboard any fresh customers in co-branded credit cards until the bank fully complies with regulatory guidelines but will continue to service existing customers holding co-branded credit cards issued by the bank.
* Federal Bank: The bank has stopped the issuance of new co-branded credit cards and will seek regulatory clearance before resumption of new issuance. The bank will continue to service existing customers holding co-branded credit cards issued by the bank.
* Power Mech Projects: The company incorporated a new wholly-owned subsidiary by the name PMTS.
* Droneacharya Aerial: The company received a service order from Dharma Port Co. to provide DGCA-certified drone pilot training.
* Indian Hume Pipe: The company received orders worth Rs 230 crore from the Telangana government for water supply and sewerage projects.
* Cyient: The company has signed a multiyear services agreement with Airbus for cabin and cargo engineering.
* Cholamandalam Investment: The company purchased land worth Rs 735 crore from DLF IT Offices Chennai measuring 4.67 acres.
* L&T Finance: The company issued the clarification that the company will continue to offer a range of financial products & services under the brand name 'L&T Finance'.
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