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BNP Paribas made substantial bulk deal investments, acquiring stakes worth Rs 1,806 crore in Hero MotoCorp and IndusInd Bank. Simultaneously, it was a net seller in Max Healthcare Institute, offloading shares worth Rs 882 crore. Goldman Sachs also sold shares in Aether Industries for Rs 85 crore.

Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund acquired Bharat Forge shares worth nearly Rs 378 crore through an open market transaction. In a separate bulk deal, Amansa Capital purchased Aether Industries shares for Rs 94 crore, while Goldman Sachs India Equity Portfolio offloaded its stake in the speciality chemicals maker.

Avenue Supermarts, which operates D-Mart stores, raised Rs 100 crore in short-term debt via commercial paper, bearing a 6% coupon rate and maturing in 91 days. Concurrently, the retail chain opened its 431st store in New Delhi, further expanding its footprint across India.

Godrej Agrovet received an administrative warning from SEBI for delayed disclosures on shareholding changes in Astec Lifesciences between 2017 and 2020. The regulator cautioned the company against future lapses. Shares closed slightly lower at Rs 713.50.

India s market regulator barred Man Industries and three of its top executives, including the chairman, from accessing the securities markets for two years over alleged fund diversion, according to an order issued on Monday.

Bonbloc Technologies, which builds SaaS solutions using Blockchain, IoT, and Data Science, has filed preliminary papers with markets regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO).

Moody’s affirmed Tata Motors’ Ba1 rating but changed its outlook to negative, citing delays in recovery after a cyber attack disrupted Jaguar Land Rover operations. A full recovery in credit metrics could take several months. The stock has been under pressure following work at JLR’s three UK facilities getting stopped on September 1 after a cyber attack was reported on August 31.

Ironclad Asset Management has launched Ironclad Ventures, a ₹200 crore SEBI-approved ESOP secondaries fund. It will enable startup employees to monetize stock options while offering HNIs and family offices access to VC-backed startups across fintech, SaaS, AI, consumer, and digital sectors.

Three firms -- Hotel Polo Towers, Bombay Coated & Special Steels and APPL Containers -- have filed preliminary papers with markets regulator Sebi to mobilise funds through initial public offerings (IPOs).