Buzzing stocks: Adani group, IRB Infra, RailTel, Persistent Systems, 360 ONE WAM and more
Adani group companies face settled SEBI proceedings, while IRB Infra plans to monetise non-core assets. RailTel bags a ₹14.09-crore order, Persistent Systems crosses its Nagarro takeover threshold, and 360 ONE WAM names a new CEO
Five companies from the Adani group have resolved adjudication proceedings with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for a total of ₹1.51 crore, facing allegations of disclosure and compliance issues. These companies, Adani Enterprises, Adani Green Energy, Adani Total Gas, AWL Agri Business, and Adani Energy Solutions, settled the disputes without admitting or denying the findings.
Meanwhile, IRB Infrastructure has received approval from its Board of Directors to monetize non-core assets, including the sale of land parcels and redevelopment of part of a Mumbai property. RailTel Corporation of India Ltd has secured a significant work order from the Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences, valued at ₹14.09 crore.
In the IT sector, Persistent Systems has increased its stake in German digital engineering firm Nagarro SE to 83.25% through a public takeover bid. The company aims to take Nagarro SE private by initiating delisting procedures from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange’s Prime Standard.
Aashish Agarwal, a former Managing Director, has joined 360 ONE WAM Group as its new Chief Executive Officer, marking a leadership change at the wealth and asset management firm. Karan Bhagat will become Vice-Chairman, focusing on strategy and client relationships, while Yatin Shah will continue as Managing Director.
Freedun Pharmaceuticals has acquired a 26% stake in Goodman Vetcare Private Limited, expanding its presence in the animal health and veterinary retail and pet-care market. Meanwhile, Veranda Learning Solutions has pledged equity shares to create a loan agreement for a ₹111 crore personal loan taken by its promoters.
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