- Mint Explainer | How the West Asia conflict and tariff hike delays could affect telecom operators April 13, 2026The combined impact of rising fuel costs due to the West Asia conflict and the delayed ability to raise tariffs creates a significant financial squeeze for Indian telecom companies in the near term.
- Q4 preview: earnings remain fragile as margins crack under cost pressures April 13, 2026India Inc is entering a more demanding phase where revenue growth alone is not enough. As input costs rise and demand turns uneven, the focus is no longer on how fast companies can grow, but how well they can protect margins.
- TSMC likely to book fourth straight quarter of record profit on insatiable AI demand April 13, 2026TSMC-RESULTS/ (PREVIEW, PIX):PREVIEW-TSMC likely to book fourth straight quarter of record profit on insatiable AI demand
- Track two: Indian IPO-bound firms explore private sales alongside listing plans April 13, 2026More than 10 active IPO mandates have transitioned to this dual-track model, especially for deals in the range of ₹500-2,000 crore, in the past month, according to investment bankers and deal advisors familiar with the matter.
- Nuvama’s PE arm raises focus on manufacturing, invests ₹200 cr in Chennai-based Val-Met Engineering April 13, 2026Nuvama Private Equity has acquired a minority stake in Val-Met Engineering for ₹200 crore to capitalize on the aerospace and defence manufacturing boom. The investment aims to scale the specialized material supplier into a global player through tech upgrades and international acquisitions.
- India's March palm oil imports fall 19% to three-month low April 13, 2026India’s palm oil imports fell nearly 19% month-on-month in March to a three-month low of 689,462 tonnes, as higher global prices prompted refiners to delay purchases, according to the Solvent Extractors' Association of India.
- Dual risks of monsoon deficit and rising input costs threaten India's rural economy in 2026: Report April 13, 2026India's rural economy faces a dual threat in 2026 from a potential below-normal monsoon and rising input costs due to the US-Iran conflict. This combination could significantly impact agricultural output, farmer incomes, and rural demand, potentially leading to increased food inflation and straining government finances.
- West Asia war: Punjab industry hit by labour shortage, rising costs April 12, 2026The ongoing turmoil in West Asia is sending ripples through Punjab's industrial landscape. Manufacturers of textiles, bicycles, and automotive components are grappling with surging production costs and shipment delays. In response, businesses are exploring alternative fuel sources while trying to absorb or mitigate rising expenses.
- FM counters Stalin, denies curbs on paddy incentives April 12, 2026Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has dismissed Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin's allegations regarding incentives for paddy cultivation. Sitharaman stated that the Union government's communication was a suggestion to states to align bonus policies with national priorities. The aim was to encourage crop diversification. The decision on […]
- Prolonged war may hit Rs 75,000 crore dividend target April 12, 2026The ongoing turmoil in West Asia casts a shadow over India's revenue streams. Soaring commodity prices may squeeze the profitability of state-run enterprises, which could derail the anticipated ₹75,000 crore dividend. With petroleum sectors particularly at risk, the government is alert to fluctuations in the situation.
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