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Indian Stocks React to Stake Sales, Orders and Results

Indian Stocks React to Stake Sales, Orders and Results
Top stocks in news: ICICI Pru AMC, Vedanta, BEL, Aye Finance, IRB Infra, Foseco, Juniper Green, PFC · businesstoday.in

Several Indian companies were in the news because of possible share sales, new orders, financial results and regulatory actions.

Prudential Corporation Holdings reportedly wants to sell some shares in ICICI Prudential AMC.

Two shareholders may also sell their entire stakes in Foseco India, and another investor may exit Aye Finance.

Bharat Electronics announced new defence-related orders worth Rs 730 crore.

IRB Infrastructure plans to invest up to Rs 351 crore in units of IRB InvIT Fund.

Vedanta Resources said reports about selling its holdings were not true and that it has no such plan.

Juniper Green Energy reported strong growth in profit and revenue.

Other updates involved a leadership extension at Fino Payments Bank, a GST notice to Alps Hospital and a solar-installation contract for GK Energy.

Key facts

ICICI Prudential AMC stake sale
Prudential Corporation Holdings reportedly plans to sell a 2% stake worth Rs 3,121 crore; total promoter holding was stated as 87.6% as of June 2026.
Foseco India block deal
Morganite Crucible and Morgan Terrassen BV may sell their combined 15.27% stake for about Rs 664.4 crore at a floor price of Rs 5,773.63 per share.
Aye Finance block deal
Alpha Wave India-I LP may sell its entire 7.8% stake for about Rs 320.4 crore at a floor price of Rs 167 per share.
Bharat Electronics orders
The defence company received additional orders worth Rs 730 crore since August 10.
IRB InvIT investment
IRB Infrastructure approved investment of up to Rs 351 crore to acquire up to 5.4 crore units at Rs 65 each.
Juniper Green results
June 2026-quarter net profit rose 54.2% year over year to Rs 33.5 crore, while revenue rose 81.2% to Rs 291.2 crore.
Other corporate updates
Fino Payments Bank's interim CEO tenure was extended by three months; Alps Hospital received a GST notice alleging Rs 165.7 crore in demand, including a Rs 110.47 crore penalty; GK Energy received a Rs 455 crore solar empanelment.

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