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Nazara Tech: Major Leadership Changes Put Stock in Focus

Nazara Technologies is in focus in the stock market on October 13, 2026, following a major management reshuffle announced on October 12. Founder Nitish Mittersain has stepped down as Managing Director and will continue as founder and non-executive director, subject to applicable approvals. Mithun Padam Sacheti, co-founder of CaratLane, has been redesignated as a whole-time executive director to oversee strategic initiatives. The company has also appointed Arun Agrawal as Chief Financial Officer, effective October 16, replacing Rakesh Shah, who is leaving the position on October 15. Separately, Nazara's board approved the allotment of approximately 2.39 crore equity shares at ₹306 per share, raising around ₹730.78 crore. The leadership changes and capital-raising activity will be key factors for investors to monitor as the gaming company pursues its expansion strategy. Disclosure: Palash Kag, Proprietor, Sarathi Research (SEBI Reg. No. INH000012740). No position held in IRB Infrastructure Developers. This article is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security. Please consult a registered advisor before making investment decisions.

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IRB Infra Toll Collections Rise 24% in September

IRB Infrastructure Developers shares closed at Rs 17.88 on Monday, up over 2%, after it reported a 24% jump in September toll collections, a reminder that steady traffic growth has kept this annuity-like business humming even as the stock trades near its yearly low. Toll revenue across the company’s 24 highway projects came in at Rs 772.5 crore for September, up from Rs 622.3 crore a year earlier. Mumbai-Pune Expressway remained the largest contributor at Rs 162.1 crore, while Ahmedabad-Vadodara and Hyderabad’s Outer Ring Road also posted double digit gains. Part of the jump came from new projects, including Harihara, Chandibhadra and Meerut Budaun, which only began collecting tolls this year and so had no year-ago comparison. Toll revenue is one of the closest things infrastructure investors get to a visible, recurring cash flow, reflecting actual traffic rather than accounting estimates, making monthly updates a closely tracked health check on economic activity and project execution. A chunk of this growth coming from brand new corridors shows the expansion pipeline is starting to contribute, not just existing roads seeing more traffic, which matters for how durable this pace is likely to be. The stock has ranged between Rs 16.75 and Rs 23.94 over the past 52 weeks, with a market cap of around Rs 21,149 crore, trading closer to its low than its high. With toll collections showing consistent growth, the gap between operational momentum and where the stock trades is the key tension for investors here. Disclosure: Palash Kag, Proprietor, Sarathi Research (SEBI Reg. No. INH000012740). No position held in IRB Infrastructure Developers. This article is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security. Please consult a registered advisor before making investment decisions.

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Upward Guidance Revision and Strategic Positioning Signal

Shares of IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd. exhibited robust market momentum, appreciating by 4% in recent trading sessions. This upward trajectory was catalyzed by the management’s strategic upward revision of its toll collection guidance for the fiscal year 2027. During a recent corporate update, Anil Yadav, Head of Business Development and Investments, announced that the company now projects full-year toll collection growth to register between 22% and 24%. This marks a substantial enhancement from their initial conservative guidance of 20%, reflecting strong underlying operational momentum. Furthermore, management confirmed the initiation of non-core asset monetization, signaling a proactive approach to capital allocation and balance sheet optimization. Global brokerage firm CLSA has reiterated its "Outperform" rating on the equity, setting an ambitious price target of ₹34.5. This valuation implies a compelling upside potential of approximately 90% from current market levels. CLSA’s bullish stance is heavily underpinned by IRB's robust operational metrics. In the quarter ending September, the company achieved a commendable 12% overall growth in toll collections. Notably, the flagship 100%-owned Mumbai-Pune Expressway reported an 11% year-to-date toll growth in FY27, representing a stark acceleration compared to the modest 4% growth recorded during the corresponding period in FY26. Furthermore, assets operating under its Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT) registered a solid 13% year-on-year growth.

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IRB Infrastructure Developers toll revenue grows 24% in Sep

IRB Infrastructure Developers has posted 24.14% growth in toll revenue to Rs 772.50 crore for September 2026 compared to Rs 622.30 crore in the same month last year. Of its 24 tolls, IRB MP Expressway contributed the major share of Rs 162.10 crore to the total revenue collection in September, up from Rs 139.60 crore contribution in September 2025. With Rs 81.20 crore, IRB Golconda Expressway was the second largest contributor to the revenues in September, 2026, up from Rs 70.40 crore last year. Impact : Toll collections generate immediate, contractually locked cash flows with minimal operational overhead, providing an direct boost to the company's working capital. View : This injection of cash strengthens the company’s financial capacity to bid for the NHAI highway projects slated for tender before the quarter concludes.

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Ncc receives ₹1,286 crore hyderabad road order.

NCC Limited

has received a major order worth ₹1,286.03 crore from Hyderabad Growth Corridor Limited. The contract is for construction of Radial Road-2 in Telangana. The order covers construction of Radial Road-2 from Outer Ring Road near Budwel to Nacharam on NH-167N, Package-1 from Budwel to Shabad. Contract value is ₹1,286.03 crore excluding GST. Execution period is 18 months. The key figure is the ₹1,286.03 crore order with an 18-month timeline. This adds to NCC’s order book in the roads segment. Peers such as Larsen & Toubro, IRB Infrastructure and PNC Infratech may face continued competition in highway projects. Near-term prices could react to the large order inflow. Risks include execution delays or cost overruns. Competitors listed: Larsen & Toubro, IRB Infrastructure, PNC Infratech. We have no financial interest in this news.

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IRB InvIT Fund Capital Raise ₹2,351 Crore

IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited’s sponsored public trust, IRB InvIT Fund, has successfully completed a ₹2,351 crore capital raise through an Institutional Placement (IP) and a Preferential Allotment of units. The transaction marks the second major capital raising exercise by India’s first listed Infrastructure Investment Trust since its initial public offering in 2017. The primary objective of the equity raise is to fund the acquisition of two operational Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) highway assets from the IRB Infrastructure Trust (Private InvIT), expanding the Public InvIT's asset portfolio and strengthening long-term cash flow distributions. Currently, IRB Group manages a portfolio of 27 revenue-generating highway assets valued at approximately ₹940 billion across 13 states. With nearly 1.5 million vehicle crossings daily—representing roughly one-tenth of India’s toll revenues—the Group is transitioning from an asset-creation phase into a cash-harvesting phase. Backed by recurring operations and maintenance (O&M) income and InvIT distributions, IRB Group aims to expand its total asset base to approximately ₹1,400 billion by FY2029.

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