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Stocks in Focus as Corporate Orders, Approvals and Actions Arrive

Stocks in Focus as Corporate Orders, Approvals and Actions Arrive
Top stocks in news: JSW Steel, TMCV, Mazagon, RVNL, Lupin, Molbio, Purple Style, HEG, Lemon Tree · businesstoday.in

Several Indian companies announced important updates for investors.

Purple Style Labs, the company behind Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop, will list its shares on September 7 after raising Rs 680 crore.

JSW Steel produced more steel in August than it did a year earlier, although its Ohio production declined.

Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles began an offer to buy all shares of Iveco Group.

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders and Rail Vikas Nigam received large infrastructure and defence-related orders.

Lupin received approval to sell a medicine that helps people stay awake.

Molbio Diagnostics returned to profit in the June quarter.

Lemon Tree Hotels signed agreements for two hotels in Bodhgaya, while Brigade Enterprises launched a large housing project in Hyderabad.

Other companies announced dividends, a spin-off date, fundraising plans, a plant inspection, maintenance work and clarification about ownership links.

Key facts

Purple Style Labs debut
The company will list on September 7 after raising Rs 680 crore; its Rs 575-per-share issue was subscribed 1.29 times.
JSW Steel production
Consolidated crude steel production rose 3% year on year to 24.65 lakh tonnes in August 2026.
Iveco tender offer
Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles’ subsidiary offered EUR 14.1 per Iveco Group share, valuing the company at EUR 3.82 billion; the offer runs from September 7 to October 26, 2026.
Major orders
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders received a Rs 118 crore order, while Rail Vikas Nigam received a Rs 903 crore Buxar thermal project order.
Lupin approval
The USFDA approved Modafinil Tablets USP in 100 mg and 200 mg strengths.
Molbio results
Molbio Diagnostics reported a Rs 58.7 crore net profit, Rs 408.4 crore revenue and Rs 100.58 crore EBITDA for the June 2026 quarter.
Corporate actions
GeeCee Ventures, Texmaco Infrastructure & Holdings and Transpek Industry will trade ex-dividend; HEG will trade ex-date for a spin-off.
Other disclosures
Prime Focus approved fundraising of up to Rs 3,000 crore, and Nava plans a 55- to 60-day shutdown of one 60 MW power unit for maintenance.

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