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10 Important BSE and NSE Announcements — 8 July 2026

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Here are 10 notable company announcements from 8 July 2026. The brief brings the key developments together in one place and keeps the essential details easy to scan.

  1. Majestic Research Services and Solutions Ltd

    Auditors disclaim opinion on H1/2026 results amid CIRP, NCLT transfer, and evidence gaps

    Financial Results

    Key audit disclaimer

    • Disclaimer of opinion on results due to inability to obtain sufficient audit evidence.
    • Basis cites inability to verify opening balances as at 1 April 2025.
    • NCLT initiated CIRP; Resolution Professional appointed; board powers suspended.
    • Resolution plan approved 20 June 2025; new management appointed.
    • Comparatives for the previous half-year not presented due to CIRP.
    • Current half-year results shown as balancing figure between audited year and unaudited H1.
    • Auditors independent; disclaimer issued per basis of opinion.
    • Management/Resolution Professional responsible for current half-year financial information.
    • There remains possibility significant information not considered; impact on financial position uncertain.
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  2. INOX India Ltd

    INOX India secures ₹939 crore in orders across IG, LNG and Cryo segments including space sector mega order

    Press Release / Media Release

    Key orders and segment breakdown

    • Total orders ₹939 crore secured since 21 May across IG, LNG, Cryo and beverages.
    • IG ₹871 crore; LNG ₹44 crore; Cryo-scientific solutions ₹16 crore; beverages ₹8 crore.
    • Mega IG order from space exploration; minor orders for vaporizers and storage tanks.
    • LNG orders for storage tanks, dispensers, semi-trailers, and LNG fueling station equipment.
    • ITER minor order received during this period.
    • Momentum in cryogenic technologies and expansion across geographies and end-use sectors.
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  3. Bajaj Finserv Ltd

    Bajaj Finserv Ltd - Standalone financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2026

    Reg. 34 (1) Annual Report

    Financial performance

    • Consolidated total income ₹150,530 crore in FY2026; ₹132,944 crore prior year.
    • Consolidated PAT ₹9,800.97 crore.
    • BFS consolidated PAT attributable to owners ₹19,017 crore.

    Segments & KPIs

    • BFL AUM ₹509,975 crore.
    • Bajaj General GWP ₹23,326 crore.
    • BHFL PAT ₹2,560 crore.

    Acquisitions & corporate actions

    • Allianz sold 26% stake in Bajaj General & Bajaj Life on 8 Jan 2026.
    • BFS increased stake to 77.33% in Bajaj General and Bajaj Life; Allianz exit completed.
    • Allianz tendered remaining 3% on 12 Mar 2026; Allianz fully exited both insurers.

    Dividends & capital management

    • Final dividend ₹1.50 per share; record date 30 June 2026.
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  4. TCC Concept Ltd

    Pepperfry to add 35 stores by Aug and reports first profitable Q4 FY26

    Press Release / Media Release

    Expansion plan

    • 35 new stores planned by end-August ahead of the festive season.
    • Retail footprint targeted to exceed 250 stores in the near term.
    • Expansion across metros, Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities.
    • One Funnel omnichannel model links online discovery, in-store experience, and purchases.

    Profitability & financials

    • Q4 FY26 marked Pepperfry's first profitable quarter.
    • No revenue or margin figures provided in the release.

    Strategic/Corporate

    • Pepperfry is a subsidiary of TCC Concept Limited.
    • Part of TCC’s long-term plan to build scalable omnichannel platforms.

    Operational highlights

    • Stores across 80 cities.
    • Investing in store formats, product assortment, technology and customer experience.
    • Stores evolving into destination experiences with expanded home collections.
    • Sell from Store capabilities integrated across channels.

    Outlook / management commentary

    • Expansion ahead of the festive season aligns with disciplined growth.
    • Aims to strengthen leadership in India's organized furniture and home retail market.
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  5. Gretex Corporate Services Ltd

    Gretex Corporate Services Limited Integrated Annual Report FY2025-26 – Investor Highlights

    Reg. 34 (1) Annual Report

    Financials

    • Standalone FY2025-26: total income ₹3,367.06 lakh; PAT ₹1,299.59 lakh; EPS ₹5.53.
    • Standalone cashflow: operating cash flow ₹1,265.11 lakh; net debt near zero.
    • Consolidated FY2025-26: total income ₹17,908.09 lakh; PAT ₹2,793.25 lakh; EPS ₹9.82.
    • Consolidated OCI driven by fair value gains; total comprehensive income ₹4,850.30 lakh.
    • Migration to Mainboard completed Sep 4, 2025; equity capital ₹2,415.93 lakh; promoter stake substantial.

    Business performance & pipeline

    • FY2025-26: 11 SME IPOs completed; total SME IPOs in portfolio since 2017 = 62.
    • Cumulative SME IPO funds raised ≈ ₹32,710.62 lakh across 62 issues.
    • Four in-principle mandates deferred due to Q4 market stress; revenue realization expected in FY2027.
    • Strategic shift to scale Mainboard IPOs; two DRHPs planned in FY2027.
    • Sector diversification across retail, aviation, mining, defense, industrials and entertainment.

    Dividends & capital allocation

    • Final dividend approved: Rs 0.70 per equity share; record date 17 July 2026.
    • Dividend to be paid electronically; no dividend warrants used post-November 2025.
    • No reserves transfer to surplus; capital structure expanded via warrants and bonus issues.

    Capital structure & liquidity

    • Equity share capital rose to ₹2,415.93 lakh; 24.159 million shares issued.
    • Promoter group holdings substantial; 2026 promoters held ~55.73% of equity.
    • Borrowings reduced to ₹18.39 lakh (from ₹450.31 lakh); net debt materially reduced.
    • Total equity ↑ to ₹21,868.09 lakh; cash balances ₹78.54 lakh at year-end.

    Governance & board

    • Board: 6 directors, 3 independent; 2 women on the Board.
    • Audit Committee, Nomination & Remuneration Committee, Stakeholders’ Relationship Committee, CSR, Management Committee active.
    • Five Board meetings held in FY2025-26; 18th AGM scheduled 31 July 2026.
    • M/s D.A. Kamat & Co proposed as Secretarial Auditors for five-year term, subject to sharehold ers’ approval.

    Audit & risk

    • Statutory auditors: Jay Gupta & Associates; Joint auditors: V. Singhi & Associates.
    • Key Audit Matter: revenue recognition from investment banking under Ind AS 115.
    • Independent auditors reported no material fraud; no adverse qualifications in audit reports.
    • Secretarial audit: prior firm replaced; process ongoing to appoint new secretarial auditor.

    Subsidiaries & associates

    • Material subsidiary: Gretex Share Broking Limited; Associate: Gretex Industries Limited.
    • Joint Venture: Bahutex Ventures LLP; significant intra-group investments and intra-company borrowings.
    • Consolidated investments include fair value adjustments; goodwill recognized on acquisition of GSBL.
    • Standalone and consolidated notes detail cross-holdings and intercompany transactions.

    CSR & ESG

    • CSR spend FY2025-26: ₹14.59 million; average net profit-based obligation ₹14.36 million.
    • Program: Project Samriddhi in government schools; focus on education, healthcare, and women empowerment.
    • CSR compliance: annual CSR report filed; no capital asset creation in FY2025-26.

    Regulatory & market environment

    • Regulatory penalties: SEBI actions and NSE/BSE fines; adjudication penalties totaling INR 1.35 million.
    • SEBI LODR amendments affect SME governance; broader discipline at issuer and lead manager level.
    • Market volatility in Q4 FY2026 depressed IPO window; SEBI extended offer validity for affected issuers.

    Strategy & outlook

    • Strategy Forward: scale with discipline; deepen advisory capabilities; strengthen institutional credibility.
    • Aim to win larger, more complex mandates; Mainboard leadership supported by disciplined pricing and execution.
    • Private equity advisory to diversify revenue across growth stages; scalable, tech-enabled capital markets platform.
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  6. Zensar Technologies Ltd

    Zensar Technologies FY2025-26 Integrated Annual Report

    Reg. 34 (1) Annual Report

    Financial performance

    • FY26 standalone revenue INR 56,874 mn; +7.7% YoY.
    • EBITDA INR 9,162 mn; margin 16.1%.
    • PAT INR 7,746 mn; margin 13.6%; basic EPS INR 34.12.
    • No customer accounted for 10%+ revenue in 2026.

    Segment & geography

    • DAS revenue INR 44,259 mn; +4.7% YoY.
    • CIS revenue INR 12,615 mn; +19.7% YoY.

    Capital structure & dividends

    • No external borrowings in 2026 or 2025; net cash positive.
    • Standalone cash INR 30,300 mn; consolidated cash INR 4,163 mn.
    • BridgeView Life Sciences acquisition completed; USD 21.50 mn.
    • Final dividend INR 12.60; total payout INR 15.00 per share.
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  7. 7NR Retail Ltd

    7NR Retail approves capital expansion, CJPL share swap, MOA alteration, and AGM date

    Outcome of Board Meeting

    Capital expansion and MOA alteration

    • Authorized capital increased from Rs 28.00 cr to Rs 118.00 cr, subject to AGM approval.
    • Alter MOA to include dealing in gold, silver, bullion, jewellery, and related precious metals.

    CJPL acquisition and ownership

    • 9 crore equity shares via preferential share swap to CJPL shareholders at Rs 100 each.
    • Acquisition results in 100% ownership of CJPL; CJPL becomes wholly owned subsidiary.
    • Total consideration Rs 90 crore via share swap.
    • Acquisition expected to complete within 15 days after approvals.

    Corporate governance and reporting

    • Board approved Directors' Report for FY 2025-26.
    • AGM scheduled for 7 August 2026 via VC/OAVM.
    • Promoter status reclassification for Mr. Umang Trivedi subject to BSE approval.

    Internal audit appointment

    • M/s. Soni and Patel appointed Internal Auditor for FY 2026-27.

    Regulatory and compliance notes

    • Valuation reports and certificates from CA and PCS considered.
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  8. SEPC Ltd

    SEPC to acquire up to 90% of UAE's Avenir via ₹1,530 crore preferential allotment

    Press Release / Media Release (Revised)

    Key Announcement

    • Board approves acquisition of up to 90% stake in Avenir International Engineers and Consultants LLC.
    • Acquisition via preferential allotment of 153 crore equity shares at ₹10 each.
    • Total consideration ₹1,530 crore; no cash outflow; completion by December 2026.
    • Subject to shareholders' and regulatory approvals.
    • Increase in authorised capital and borrowings planned.
    • Postal ballot to obtain shareholder approvals.

    Capital & Financing

    • Authorised share capital proposed to rise to ₹6,000 crore.
    • Current authorised cap ₹2,250 crore; increased to ₹6,000 crore.
    • Borrowing limit proposed up to ₹7,500 crore.
    • Execution conditional on postal ballot results and approvals.

    Strategic Rationale & Impact

    • Avenir acquisition strengthens oil & gas capabilities and Middle East footprint.
    • No cash outflow, share-based transaction to conserve liquidity.
    • Establishes access to UAE oil & gas ecosystem with ADNOC ties.
    • Board-approved proposals align with growth capital structure and flexibility.

    Financial Highlights FY26

    • FY26 total income ₹1,085.8 crore; EBITDA ₹108.9 crore; net profit ₹53.5 crore.
    • FY25 total income ₹646.0 crore; net profit doubled year-on-year.

    Regulatory & Approvals

    • Proposals await shareholders' and regulatory approvals; Postal Ballot to be conducted.

    Management Commentary

    • MD states acquisition enables larger, more diversified engineering enterprise and growth plan.
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  9. National Aluminium Company Ltd

    NALCO and NLCIL form 50:50 JVC to develop 1,080 MW Angul captive plant with PPA and coal supply

    Joint Venture

    JV overview

    • Formation of JVC with NLCIL to develop 1,080 MW thermal captive plant at Angul, Odisha.
    • Long-term RE-RTC and coal supply arrangements explored alongside project.

    Parties involved

    • NALCO and NLCIL will be equal equity partners, 50:50.
    • JVC to be newly incorporated with 50:50 shareholding on formation.

    Shareholding structure

    • Equity participation 50:50 (NALCO:NLCIL).
    • Post-incorporation equity 50% each in the JVC.

    Key terms

    • Equity 50:50; equal board nominations.
    • JVC to execute 25-year PPA with NALCO for 100% offtake.
    • FSA with NLCIL for coal at notified price.

    Financial commitment

    • No cash consideration disclosed; equity-based formation.
    • Shares issued after incorporation in 50:50 ratio.

    Strategic rationale

    • Meet captive power needs of NALCO's expansion.
    • Explore long-term RE and coal supply arrangements.

    Related party status

    • NALCO and NLCIL are government companies.
    • Transaction is related party; not at arm's length; exempt for government bodies.

    Regulatory/approval status

    • SEBI CIR 2015 disclosures; no further approvals specified.
    • Indicative completion timelines not provided.

    Other material information

    • Board to have equal nominations from both parties.
    • Details on termination/amendment not disclosed.
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  10. Deccan Cements Ltd-$

    CRISIL Downgrades Deccan Cements' Bank Loans to BB/Stable, A4+ (Issuer Not Cooperating)

    Credit Rating

    Rating action

    • Long-term rating: BB/Stable, issuer not cooperating, downgraded on 06-07-2026.
    • Short-term rating: A4+, issuer not cooperating, downgraded on 06-07-2026.
    • Instruments: Bank loan facilities; no outstanding term loans as of 06-07-2026.
    • Rating Agency: CRISIL Ratings Limited.
    • Outlook: Long-term outlook Stable; no explicit short-term outlook provided.
    • Material change since last rating: Downgrade on 06-07-2026; prior upgrade in 31-07-2025.
    • Financial note: Company repaid all term loans; CRISIL informed on 6 July 2026.
    • Verification status: Not-Verified.
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