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Union Bank of India has greenlit a substantial capital raise, aiming to secure up to Rs 8,000 crore. This strategic move involves issuing debt instruments, including Basel III-compliant bonds, to the tune of Rs 5,000 crore. Additionally, the bank plans to bolster its equity by Rs 3,000 crore through various public and private offerings.

Morgan Stanley maintained an equal-weight rating on Dr Reddy’s Labs, citing missed Q4FY26 estimates and a slight delay in Semaglutide ramp-up. Kotak Institutional Equities recommended buying Dixon Technologies, driven by strong consumer electronics performance. Citigroup reiterated its buy on Max Financial, highlighting margin improvements and sustained growth. Macquarie rated Berger Paints underperform, despite a constructive outlook.

India's automotive and EV sector began 2026 with cautious deal-making, recording 35 deals worth $745 million in Q1. While overall deal value dipped due to fewer large transactions, private equity fueled growth, particularly in EVs and mobility-as-a-service, indicating a continued shift towards electrification.

Despite volatile market conditions, fundraising by companies through the qip (qualified institutional placement) route has been fairly robust this year.

Indian companies shattered fundraising records in 2024, raising over ₹1.2 lakh crore through Qualified Institutional Placements (qips) by November. This surge, driven by a robust stock market and high valuations, doubled the previous year's figures. Giants like Vedanta and Zomato led the charge, each raising ₹8,500 crore.

In the first half of the current fiscal year, 20 companies in India have raised over Rs 18,400 crore through the issuance of shares to qualified institutional investors (qips), which is more than four times the amount raised in the same period last year. Financial services and power generation companies dominated these qips, with Union Bank raising the largest amount of Rs 5,000 crore. The positive market sentiments and investor confidence have contributed to this surge in fundraising activity. qips provide listed companies with faster access to funds compared to other fundraising methods.

qip mobilisation has jumped nearly 17-fold with companies raising Rs 20,171 crore from these issuances in April-September.

Canara Bank on Monday said it has set a floor price of Rs 103.50 per share for its qualified institutional placement (qip) to raise up to Rs 2,000 crore. The bank had received shareholders' nod in its annual general meeting, held in August, for raising up to Rs 2,000 crore by way of qip.

Qualified institutional placements (qips) by auto component makers are becoming common as India's established auto parts groups look for organic and inorganic growth opportunities at home and globally.

Lakshmi Vilas Bank Limited on Thursday said it has raised Rs 167.8 crore through a qualified institutional placement (qip).

In a post-market release, GMR Infrastructure said that it was not going ahead with its planned qip issue ‘‘in light of the existing market conditions.''

Suddenly there is a rush to tap funds from institutional investors through placements what is commonly known as qip issues.

Southern real estate developer Prestige Estates Projects will the tap the capital markets to raise in excess of Rs 600 crore through a qualified institutional placement (qip), said sources briefed on the matter.

nil Ambani led Reliance Communications (RCom) on Wednesday raised Rs 6,100 crore or $1 billion in a transformational overnight deal, involving qualified institutional placement (qip) of Rs 4,800 crore, the largest in India, excluding banks.

A recent $1 billion Qualified Institutional Placement (qip) by Adani Energy Solutions Ltd. saw significant investment from Qatar Investment Authority's unit, SBI Mutual Fund, Nomura, and Citigroup funds. The qip, oversubscribed six times, allocated shares at Rs 976 each. Notably, this marks the first public equity raise by the Adani Group since a damaging report last year.

Avenue Supermarts, which owns the DMart supermarket chain, on Wednesday launched a qualified institutional placement (qip) to raise up to Rs 4,000 crore. Shares rose 4.4% to Rs 2,249 on the BSE, outperforming the sensex which closed 0.9% higher at 41,143.

Avenue Supermarts, which owns the DMart supermarket chain, on Wednesday launched a qualified institutional placement (qip) to raise up to Rs 4,000 crore. Shares rose 4.4% to Rs 2,249 on BSE, outperforming the Sensex which closed 0.9% higher at 41,143.