Vedanta continues attracting market attention as investors assess developments surrounding its restructuring and listing roadmap.

ITC remained in investor focus after outperforming broader market movement in recent sessions.

One of India’s largest public-sector financial restructuring initiatives has moved forward after receiving Presidential approval. The proposed merger of REC with Power Finance Corporation aims to create a larger and more efficient financing institution focused on the country’s power and infrastructure sectors.

Infosys has strengthened its healthcare technology capabilities through the acquisition of Optimum Healthcare IT, a company specializing in healthcare digital transformation services. The acquisition is expected to enhance Infosys’ offerings for hospitals, healthcare providers, and medical institutions globally.

Gujjubhai Industries has completed the merger of its food manufacturing and distribution businesses under a single listed entity. The move is aimed at improving operational efficiency, streamlining management, and creating long-term value for shareholders.

Aster DM Healthcare has strengthened its expansion strategy in Saudi Arabia through a new healthcare acquisition aimed at increasing its regional presence. The move aligns with the company’s long-term objective of expanding healthcare services across the Gulf region.

Sanginita Chemicals has announced the acquisition of Agastya Green Energy, marking its entry into India’s rapidly expanding renewable energy industry. The transaction signals the company’s intention to diversify beyond its traditional business operations.

Zydus Lifesciences continues focusing on new product launches and expansion within its domestic business to drive future growth. The company is strengthening its specialty product portfolio while exploring opportunities in key international markets.

Electric vehicle manufacturer Ather Energy has announced that its board will meet to consider raising fresh capital to support future expansion plans.

Wipro has announced the launch of its ₹15,000 crore share buyback program, one of the largest corporate actions in the Indian IT sector this year. The move reflects the company’s strategy of returning surplus cash to shareholders while maintaining financial flexibility.