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Ashok Leyland
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| Ashok Leyland announced that S Mahesh Babu, CEO Switch Automotive Mobility, has decided to step down from his position to pursue opportunities outside our Group effective 31 August 2025. With effect from 01 September 2025, Ganesh Mani, Chief Operating Officer, Ashok Leyland, will take additional charge as CEO - Switch Automotive Mobility (Switch India). |
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Bajaj Hindusthan
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| The Board of Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar at its meeting held on 30 June 2025 has approved tendering of equity shares (actual entitlement and additional shares) under the Buyback offer received from one of the group company - Lalitpur Power Generation Company for an amount upto Rs. 630.80 crore. The proceeds to be received from the said transaction will be utilised by the Company towards payment of its Outstanding dues of Optionally Convertible Debentures (first instalment for redemption of principal amount of Optionally Convertible Debentures (OCDs), YTM and coupon interest due on 31 March 2025) to the lenders. |
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Indian Hotels Co
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| Indian Hotels Co announced the disinvestment / sale of 100% shareholding in Leanluxe Hospitality (the Company's step-down subsidiary) by Roots Corporation (the Company's wholly-owned subsidiary) to Tata Sons. Leanluxe Hospitality was a wholly-owned subsidiary of Roots Corporation. Consequent to the above transaction, Leanluxe Hospitality has ceased to be a subsidiary of Roots Corporation and consequently, a step-down subsidiary of the Company effective 30 June 2025. |
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Castrol India
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| Castrol India has expanded its autocare product portfolio with three new launches, a Throttle Body Cleaner, a Fuel Injector and Carburettor Cleaner, and a Brake Cleaner. These additions reinforce Castrol's commitment to enabling high-quality service and repair at professional workshops across the country. The new products are designed to help mechanics and service technicians clean critical vehicle components more effectively and efficiently. They complement Castrol's existing line of maintenance solutions, helping ensure smoother performance, better fuel efficiency, and enhanced braking responsiveness—all while helping to minimize vehicle downtime during servicing. |
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ITC
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| ITC has allotted 34,22,360 ordinary shares under ESOS on 30 June 2025. With this allotment, the paid up equity share capital has increased to Rs 1251,75,42,141/- divided into 1251,75,42,141 Ordinary Shares of Re 1/- each. |