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Krishival Foods Approves ₹35 Cr Guarantee For Subsidiary

Krishival Foods board to consider Rs 15 crore corporate guarantee

Bharti Telecom Plans ₹9,000 Crore Bond Sale to Refinance Debt

Bharti Telecom, the promoter entity of Bharti Airtel, is set to raise ₹9,000 crore through a major bond issuance aimed at refinancing its existing debt. This move strengthens the group’s balance sheet as it prepares for the next wave of growth in telecom and digital infrastructure. Key Highlights • Bond Size: ₹9,000 crore • Purpose: Entirely for debt refinancing, not fresh expansion • Strategy: Lower-cost, long-tenor bonds to replace older, higher-cost borrowings • This move comes as credit markets remain favourable for high-rated issuers like Bharti-linked entities. Why This Matters Improved financial flexibility Refinancing helps reduce interest burden, smoothens cash flows, and frees up capital for future investments across the Airtel ecosystem. Positive signal for investors Debt restructuring via long-term bonds shows proactive financial management — especially important for telecom groups that operate with high capex cycles. Strengthens promoter backing for Airtel Bharti Telecom’s stability indirectly supports Airtel’s long-term strategy in 5G, fibre rollout, and digital services. No dilution impact Since the funds are raised through bonds (not equity), shareholder dilution is not a concern. Broader Context Telecom remains capital-intensive, and promoter-level refinancing often helps maintain clarity in group structures. With rising data consumption and expansion cycles ahead, a cleaner debt profile is strategically beneficial. If you found this post helpful, do follow me for more such insights!

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According to the NSE filing, the board of Krishival Foods approved a ₹2 crore loan to a company subsidiary named Siddhivinayak Cashew Industries Pvt. Ltd for the construction of plant and machinery. The board also invested ₹2 crore into the same wholly-owned subsidiary via an equity purchase. The company also granted a ₹25 crore loan to Melt 'N' Mellow Foods Pvt Ltd, another subsidiary, to construct a modern production facility for Hamma Foods Pvt. Ltd and BVK Foods Pvt. Ltd. Source - Mint

Stocks to Watch – 19th June 2025 Quick Summary of Stocks in Focus Today

Earnings Today: Aegis Logistics & Aegis Vopak Terminals – Q4 results will be released. Stocks to Watch: IKS Health: Shareholders may sell shares worth ₹450 Cr at ₹1,650 each. This is called a block deal — large share sale that may affect stock price. Zydus Lifesciences: USFDA completed inspection at its cancer drug plant. Only 2 minor issues, no data integrity concerns = Positive news. Tata Elxsi: Signed MoU with Infineon to build Electric Vehicle (EV) solutions in India. Bullish for EV segment investors. Abbott India: Tied up with MSD to distribute top diabetes drugs like Januvia & Janumet. Could expand revenue from this strong portfolio. ESAF Small Finance Bank: Selling bad loans worth ₹735 Cr to an ARC (loan recovery firm). This helps clean the balance sheet. Positive cleanup move. Siemens Energy India: Listing today post a business restructuring (Scheme of Arrangement). Could see investor interest. IPO/Listing Watch: • Monolithisch India – SME IPO listing today • Krishival Foods – Moves from SME to Mainboard listing Ex-Dividend Stocks Today: • Tata Communications, Tejas Networks, Reliance Infra, Panasonic Carbon • If you buy these today, you won't receive the latest dividend. Recommencement of Trading: • Sumeet Industries & Indosolar – Trading resumes after a pause, could show volatility. F&O Ban Stocks: These stocks can't be traded in futures & options today due to high activity: Biocon, Birlasoft, CDSL, HUDCO, RBL Bank & more. Out of Ban: IREDA – Now available for F&O trading again. Takeaway: Watch these stocks for action today. News like partnerships, results, and regulatory updates can drive price movements. Stay alert, stay informed!