- CFF FLUID CONTROL: WINS ₹27.7 CR INDIAN NAVY ORDER FOR P75 SUBMARINE PROJECT
CFF Fluid Control secured a ₹27.74 Cr order from the Material Organisation, Indian Navy for equipment supply under the P75 submarine project.
Delivery of the order is scheduled by March 2026, and the deal is an independent, non-related-party transaction.
The order strengthens CFF’s defence manufacturing footprint and enhances credibility with the Indian Navy for future naval projects.
- INDEGENE: ACQUIRES US-BASED BIOPHARM FOR UP TO $106 MN TO STRENGTHEN OMNICHANNEL & AI-DRIVEN PHARMA MARKETING
Indegene acquired BioPharm Parent Holding Inc., a US healthcare marketing solutions provider with 90+ employees and FY24 revenue of $38.13 Mn, in an all-cash deal up to $106 Mn with milestone-based payouts.
The acquisition enhances Indegene’s omnichannel marketing, AI & AdTech capabilities, and life sciences communications offerings.
It expands Indegene’s presence in North America, adds high-value clients, and positions the company as a tech-native commercialization partner for global life sciences.
- GOODLUCK INDIA: INKS TRIPARTITE MOU WITH BRAHMOS & AXISCADES FOR AMCA DEFENCE PROGRAM
Goodluck India signed MoU with BrahMos Aerospace Thiruvananthapuram & Axiscades Technologies to jointly develop and manufacture India’s 5th-gen Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) under DRDO/ADA.
The project supports Atmanirbhar Bharat, leveraging Goodluck’s expertise in defence-grade steel, forgings & aerospace components.
Positive for long-term growth, enhances defence positioning, and boosts credibility in strategic national projects.
- IRIS: BAGS 6-YEAR SUPTECH CONTRACT WITH QATAR TAX AUTHORITY
IRIS secured a 6-year contract from the General Tax Authority, State of Qatar, for implementing, operating, and maintaining XBRL-based financial reporting solutions.
This marks IRIS’s first SupTech project with a tax authority, strengthening its Middle East presence and global RegTech positioning.
- S CHAND: SUBSIDIARY VIKAS PUBLISHING TRANSFERS PRINTING BUSINESS VIA SLUMP SALE
Vikas Publishing House (subsidiary of S Chand) transferred its printing business to step-down subsidiary Shri Shyamlal Printing Press for ₹53 cr (₹23 cr cash + ₹30 cr CCDs).
The printing business contributed ₹45.82 cr revenue and ₹18.78 cr net worth in FY25.
Move simplifies structure, monetizes non-core business, and strengthens balance sheet with inflow of ₹53 cr.
- INVESTOR SURVEY 2025
Urban participation at 15% vs rural 6%; Delhi & Gujarat lead
Only 36% of investors have moderate to high knowledge of markets
80% of households prefer capital preservation over higher returns
79% of Gen-Z households also risk averse
Key deterrents: complexity, lack of knowledge, trust deficit, fear of losses
Intenders want simpler digital platforms, easier processes, role models
Social media & short-form video key for Gen-Z investor education
Strong demand for financial literacy in regional languages
22% of non-investors aware of products intend to intend to invest next year
SEBI grievance system awareness low but -90% satisfaction among users
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