Archive · 29 Sep 2026
Stocks in Focus September 30: Tata Steel, KSB, Power Mech
Several Indian companies made important announcements before Wednesday, September 30.
Tata Steel plans to put up to $2 billion more into an overseas subsidiary.
KSB won a large export order for equipment used in industrial plants.
Power Mech Projects received a major contract to operate and maintain a power plant.
Exide Industries invested ₹100 crore in its battery-business subsidiary.
Arisinfra Solutions won a ₹400 crore project-services contract in Mumbai.
Capital India Finance raised ₹100 crore through bonds.
Other companies announced new contracts, foreign-currency fundraising plans, or a share buyback.
Investors may watch these companies because such announcements can affect how the market views their businesses.
Tata Steel approved up to $2 billion in additional investment in its wholly owned subsidiary, T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd.
KSB received a $12.40 million export order for 18 boiler feed pump packages from Dangote Projects Free Zone Enterprise.
Power Mech Projects secured a ₹549.37 crore operation and maintenance contract for Adani Group’s 2x600 MW Tuticorin plant.
Exide Industries invested ₹100 crore in Exide Energy Solutions, while Arisinfra Solutions won a ₹400 crore developer-services contract.
Capital India Finance, Krystal Integrated Services, Punjab & Sind Bank, Prime Cable Industries, and Transport Corporation of India announced fundraising, contracts, or buyback plans.
- Who
- Tata Steel, KSB, Power Mech Projects, Exide Industries, Arisinfra Solutions, Capital India Finance, Prime Cable Industries, Krystal Integrated Services, Punjab & Sind Bank, and Transport Corporation of India, among others.
- What
- The companies announced investments, orders, contracts, fundraising plans, and a share buyback.
- When
- The developments were highlighted for Wednesday, September 30, following announcements made before that trading session.
- Where
- The announcements involve operations in India and overseas, including Mumbai, Gujarat, and Tuticorin.
- Why
- Investors are expected to monitor the companies because the announcements could affect their funding, orders, operations, investments, or shareholder returns.
- Tata Steel investment
- Up to $2 billion in additional investment in T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd.; the aggregate investment limit would rise to $26.21 billion.
- KSB order
- $12.40 million export order from Dangote Projects Free Zone Enterprise for 18 boiler feed pump packages.
- Power Mech contract
- ₹549.37 crore O&M contract from Adani Group’s Moxie Power for the 2x600 MW Tuticorin plant.
- Exide investment
- ₹100 crore invested in Exide Energy Solutions through a rights issue; total investment stands at ₹5,202.23 crore.
- Arisinfra contract
- ₹400 crore Developer-as-a-Service contract for Transcon UNO at Kalina, Mumbai.
- Capital India Finance fundraising
- ₹100 crore raised through 27-month NCDs carrying a fixed 10% annual coupon, payable quarterly.
- Transport Corporation buyback
- Up to 15.62 lakh shares to be repurchased at ₹960 per share, for a maximum ₹150 crore.