Archive · 10 Sep 2026
Indian Stocks in News on Bank, Energy, Infrastructure Moves
Several Indian companies announced important business updates.
ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company received permission to buy small stakes in four banks.
Wipro opened a cybersecurity center with CrowdStrike to prepare for risks involving artificial intelligence.
Coal India’s subsidiary increased coal production and deliveries after heavy rain eased.
Indian Bank may sell part of its stake in the National Stock Exchange of India.
Hindustan Zinc will use 30 electric trucks to move materials between mines and smelters.
Other companies won infrastructure and renewable-energy contracts or completed a power project.
Equitas Small Finance Bank will consider raising money through bonds.
These announcements could give investors new information about the companies’ operations and plans.
ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company received Reserve Bank of India approval to acquire up to 9.95% in four banks: CSB Bank, DCB Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and AU Small Finance Bank.
Wipro launched a Chief Information Security Officer Command Center with CrowdStrike, while Coal India’s Northern Coalfields reported 67% higher production and 75% higher dispatch as rainfall eased.
Indian Bank plans to sell up to 15 lakh shares, or 17.91% of its NSE stake, through the exchange’s proposed initial public offering, subject to approvals.
Hindustan Zinc signed a six-year contract for 30 electric trucks, and IRB Infrastructure Developers reported a 25% year-on-year rise in August toll revenue to ₹807.4 crore.
Shakti Pumps, Enviro Infra Engineers, Dilip Buildcon, Juniper Green Energy and Equitas Small Finance Bank announced new orders, project commissioning or planned fundraising actions.
- Who
- ICICI Bank, Wipro, Coal India, Indian Bank, Hindustan Zinc, IRB Infrastructure Developers, Shakti Pumps India, Enviro Infra Engineers, Dilip Buildcon, Juniper Green Energy and Equitas Small Finance Bank, along with their subsidiaries and partners.
- What
- The companies announced banking approvals, cybersecurity and logistics initiatives, higher coal and toll activity, stake-sale plans, project awards, renewable-energy commissioning and a proposed bond issue.
- When
- The announcements refer to September 2026, including September 8, September 16 and August 2026; some contracts and projects extend over multiple years.
- Where
- The activities involve India, including Maharashtra, Odisha, Chhattisgarh and Parli in Maharashtra.
- Why
- The companies are pursuing acquisitions, stronger cybersecurity, higher production and collections, stake monetization, cleaner transport, infrastructure construction, renewable-energy expansion and capital raising.
- ICICI Bank approval
- The Reserve Bank of India approved ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company’s potential aggregate holding of up to 9.95% in CSB Bank, DCB Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and AU Small Finance Bank.
- Wipro cybersecurity
- Wipro launched a Chief Information Security Officer Command Center with CrowdStrike to address frontier artificial-intelligence-driven security risks.
- Coal India subsidiary
- Northern Coalfields reported coal production up 67% and dispatch up 75% as of September 8 versus the September 1–3 average.
- Indian Bank stake sale
- Indian Bank proposed selling up to 15 lakh National Stock Exchange of India shares, representing 17.91% of its stake, through the exchange’s proposed IPO, subject to approvals.
- Hindustan Zinc logistics
- Hindustan Zinc signed a six-year transportation contract with MFL India for 30 electric trucks.
- IRB toll revenue
- IRB Infrastructure Developers reported August 2026 toll revenue of ₹807.4 crore, up 25% year on year from ₹646.2 crore.
- Infrastructure and renewable orders
- Shakti Pumps received a Maharashtra order valued at about ₹235.92 crore; Enviro Infra Engineers’ subsidiary received a ₹224 crore Tata Power Renewable Energy contract; and Dilip Buildcon won an ₹1,800 crore pipeline project.
- Other project updates
- Juniper Green Energy commissioned a 75 MW wind-solar hybrid project, while Equitas Small Finance Bank scheduled a September 16, 2026 board meeting to consider issuing lower Tier II bonds.