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Private credit investments in India surged 53% to $9 billion in the first half of 2025, driven by Porteast Investments record $3.1-billion deal. Adani Group, GMR Infra, and Manipal Group also raised significant funds. Private credit is gaining momentum as public sector banks and NBFCs reduce large exposures, filling funding gaps in infrastructure and real estate.

Indian Oil and Air India partnered for sustainable aviation fuel supply. Ramco Cements plans to expand production capacity by 2026. Nalco focuses on UK trade amid US tariff changes. Ultratech Cement aims to cross 200 MTPA capacity by fiscal end. Lloyds Metal successfully bid for the Tandsi coking coal mine. These developments keep the respective company stocks in focus.

Auto parts maker Viney Corp has enlisted Alvarez & Marsal to refinance its ₹800 crore high-cost debt, aiming to reduce costs by a third to under 15%. The company plans a mix of private equity, offering a 20% minority stake, and debt financing to strengthen its balance sheet and fund expansion.

Asian equities declined following Wall Street s tech selloff, triggered by Nvidia s slump and concerns over an overextended rally. Investors are reducing tech positions amid worries the rally has moved too fast, with attention shifting to Jerome Powell s upcoming speech at Jackson Hole.

On Tuesday, Nasdaq and S&P 500 faced a decline due to tech stocks. Investors are awaiting Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell s comments on interest rates at the Jackson Hole conference. Nvidia experienced a significant drop. The Dow Jones Industrial Average remained nearly flat. Some investors are shifting from tech stocks to other sectors.

The dollar strengthened on Wednesday as investors awaited Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell s speech at the Jackson Hole symposium for signals on future monetary policy. Market participants are keenly watching for any indication of a potential pushback against anticipated rate cuts. Meanwhile, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand is expected to cut its cash rate.

Mangal Electrical Industries garnered Rs 120 crore from anchor investors, including Abakkus Diversified Alpha Funds and Societe Generale, ahead of its IPO. The company allotted 21.39 lakh equity shares at Rs 561 apiece. The IPO, opening August 20, aims to raise Rs 400 crore for debt repayment, facility expansion, and working capital.

KVN Properties, a Bengaluru-based real estate firm founded by former Prestige Estates CEO Venkat K Narayana, is reportedly in talks with Kotak Realty Fund to raise ₹1,000 crore. The funds, raised through debentures, will fuel expansion of KVN s land holdings across India, targeting 10 million sq ft of development potential by 2026.

Mahendra Realtors and Infrastructure is set to debut on the NSE SME platform on Wednesday, following a Rs 49.45 crore IPO that was oversubscribed 25.15 times. Despite strong investor demand, the stock shows no grey market premium, suggesting a flat listing at Rs 85 per share.