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10 Important BSE and NSE Announcements — 13 July 2026

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Here are 10 notable company announcements from 13 July 2026. The brief brings the key developments together in one place and keeps the essential details easy to scan.

  1. HCL Technologies Ltd

    HCLTech Q1 FY27 results: Revenue ₹34,579 Cr; Net Income ₹4,624 Cr; AI revenue $171M; FY27 CC growth guidance

    Press Release / Media Release

    Quarter highlights

    • Revenue ₹34,579 Cr; QoQ +1.8%, YoY +13.9%.
    • USD revenue $3,650M; QoQ -0.9%, YoY +3.0%.
    • CC revenue -0.5% QoQ, +2.6% YoY.
    • Net Income ₹4,624 Cr; margin 13.4%.
    • EPS diluted ₹66.90.
    • EBIT ₹5,831 Cr; margin 16.9% (restructuring cost impact).
    • Bookings $2,407M.
    • Advanced AI revenue $171M.
    • Headcount 223,889; revenue per employee $65.5K.
    • ROIC on LTM 40.7%.

    FY27 guidance

    • FY27 CC revenue growth guidance: 1.0%–4.0%.
    • Company revenue growth CC: 1.5%–4.5%.
    • Services EBIT margin guidance: 17.5%–18.5%.

    AI and strategic momentum

    • Q1 net-new bookings highest ever at $2.4B.
    • Advanced AI growth: 10.6% QoQ, 62.1% YoY (CC).
    • 18 patents filed, 14 granted in Q1 FY27.
    • ARR for HCLSoftware: $1,063M.
    • LTM ROIC: HCLTech 40.7%; Services 47.8%.

    People & cash flow

    • Total employees: 223,889; attrition 12.7% LTM.
    • Revenue per employee: $65.5K.
    • FCF/NI on LTM basis: 99%.
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  2. HCL Technologies Ltd

    HCLTech approves up to ₹3,500 crore investment to build AI data centers in India

    Press Release / Media Release

    Board approval and investment structure

    • Board approves investment up to ₹3,500 crore to set up AI data centers in India.
    • Investment to be made via new subsidiaries (direct/step-down) owned by HCLTech.
    • Initial setup cost up to ₹15 lakh; further investments as required.
    • Subsidiaries will be wholly owned by HCLTech.

    AI data center program scope

    • Capacity target up to 50 MW, scalable with demand.
    • Investment to be routed through the new subsidiary and step-down entities.
    • Program leverages HCLTech's AI data center design, DevOps and cloud operations.
    • Entry into full-stack AI offerings supported by data center investment.

    Financial context

    • Consolidated revenues for 12 months ended June 2026 totaled $14.8 billion.
    • No governmental approvals required for incorporation.
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  3. Tata Capital Ltd

    Tata Capital approves all-cash acquisition of Yogloans to enter gold loan business, 88.6% stake

    Press Release / Media Release

    Transaction overview

    • Board approves all-cash acquisition of Yogloans; 88.6% stake on a fully diluted basis.
    • Primary infusion of approximately ₹93 crore to support growth.
    • Pre-money equity valuation not exceeding ₹318 crore.
    • Completion expected within eight months from execution, subject to approvals.
    • Transaction to be financed on an all-cash basis; RBI approvals required.

    Target overview

    • Yogloans is an RBI-registered NBFC focused on gold loans.
    • AUM ₹708 crore as of 31-Mar-2026; PAT ₹1,421.20 lakh.
    • Turnover ₹14,038.53 lakh for FY2025-26.
    • 162 branches across four southern states; ~32,000 gold loan customers.
    • Led by Mr. Unnikrishnan; continuation planned post-acquisition.

    Strategic rationale

    • Entry into gold loans diversifies TCL's retail lending portfolio.
    • Access established platform with branch network and customer franchise.
    • Subject to RBI and other closing conditions; regulatory approvals required.
    • Consolidation of Yogloans at an appropriate stage.

    Governance and integration

    • Mr. Unnikrishnan to continue leading Yogloans post-acquisition.
    • Yogloans to become a TCL subsidiary on completion.
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  4. ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Ltd

    ICICI Prudential AMC posts Q1 FY27 total income ₹17.45bn; completes ₹1.08bn AIF rights acquisition

    Investor Presentation

    Business Overview

    • ICICI Prudential AMC is a leading Indian asset manager offering mutual funds, AIFs, PMS, and advisory services.
    • Acquired asset management rights for Category II AIFs from ICICI Venture for ₹1,079.4 million; restated comparatives.

    Key Operational Highlights

    • Q1 FY27 total income ₹17,450.2 million; PAT ₹9,646.3 million; PBT ₹12,806.5 million.
    • Operating revenue from operations ₹15,642.2 million; other income ₹1,808.0 million; total expenses ₹4,643.7 million.
    • Operating profit ₹10,998.5 million; PAT growth YoY 23.1%.
    • MF QAAUM ₹11,172.22 billion with 13.4% market share.
    • Active QAAUM ₹9,246.98 billion; Equity QAAUM ₹6,312.15 billion.
    • Unique customers 17.3 million; offices 2,864; distributors 116,000+; employees 3,813.
    • Total investments ₹42,254.9 million.
    • BTA acquisition rights from ICICI Venture for ₹1,079.4 million.
    • Comparatives restated for common control transaction; effective April 1, 2025.
    • AI and automation initiatives to enhance investor engagement and efficiency.

    Financial Performance

    • Total income rose 18.1% YoY to ₹17.45 bn; PAT ₹9.65 bn; YoY growth 23.1%.
    • OPBT ₹11.0 bn; YoY growth 20.2%.
    • Total investments ₹42.255 bn.

    Capital Structure & Liquidity

    • Acquisition financing via BTA for ₹1,079.4 mn; restated comparatives; no further debt details disclosed.

    Strategic Priorities & Outlook

    • Focus on MF QAAUM growth and distribution network expansion.
    • Automation and AI tools to improve investor engagement and efficiency.
    • Investing in investor portals and AI-assisted services for distributors and customers.

    Governance & Leadership

    • BTA from ICICI Venture constitutes a common control transaction with restatement.
    • No board leadership changes disclosed in the filing.
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  5. Emcure Pharmaceuticals Ltd

    Emcure acquires remaining Gennova stake to 100% ownership; Samit Mehta named Gennova CEO

    Press Release / Media Release

    Transaction overview

    • Emcure to acquire the entire 12.05% minority stake in Gennova Biopharmaceuticals, making it 100% owned.
    • The deal does not imply material impact on Emcure's consolidated financials or capital allocation.
    • Gennova becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of Emcure.

    Leadership and governance

    • Samit Mehta appointed CEO of Gennova; leads next growth phase.
    • Dr. Sanjay Singh's nearly two decades of leadership acknowledged.

    Strategic focus and product roadmap

    • Gennova to focus on biologics and biosimilars, including Elaxim/TENECTASE, Vintor, Xgrast/PEGEX, Hamsyl.
    • Leverage established mammalian and microbial manufacturing platforms.

    Financial impact and outlook

    • Deleveraging trajectory, capex plans, and R&D investment plans unchanged.
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  6. Route Mobile Ltd

    Route Mobile signs Business Transfer Agreement to acquire Heltar Technologies' AI-driven omnichannel platform

    Press Release / Media Release

    Acquisition details

    • Route Connect Private Limited signs a Business Transfer Agreement to acquire Heltar Technologies' AI-driven platform.
    • Transaction to be completed on a slump sale basis, transferring brand, IP, platform, customers, and employees.
    • Funding through Route Mobile’s available cash; close expected in coming weeks.

    Strategic rationale

    • Expands non-SMS capabilities across WhatsApp, RCS, voice, and analytics.
    • Aims to grow enterprise engagement beyond messaging to AI-native solutions.
    • Heltar founders to continue leading the platform within Route Mobile.

    Financial/Timing

    • Deal funded from available cash; closing subject to customary conditions.
    • Transaction expected to close in coming weeks.

    Outlook and strategic fit

    • Acquisition aligns with Route Mobile’s AI acquisition strategy.
    • Benefits to be realized gradually, expanding analytics and cross-channel capabilities.
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  7. Simbhaoli Sugars Ltd

    IRP records audited consolidated results for 31 Mar 2026; adverse auditor opinions amid CIRP, with NCLAT ruling

    Outcome of Board Meeting

    Financials and approval status

    • Audited consolidated results for quarter and year ended 31 Mar 2026 taken on record by IRP; CFO certifies.
    • Board/Audit Committee did not approve; results certified by CFO due to CIRP.
    • NCLAT dismissed promoter Mann appeal and disposed of farmer Mangat appeal with directions.

    Audits and going concern

    • Adverse opinion on consolidated results; going concern uncertainties due to CIRP.
    • SPPL disclaimer and ICCPL adverse opinions on separate financial statements.
    • CIRP costs not provided; final costs to be determined; partial funding ₹72 lakhs.
    • Going concern basis maintained; IRP relies on KMP; final CIRP outcome pending.

    Regulatory and legal developments

    • NCLT admitted CIRP; IRP Anurag Goel appointed; board powers suspended.
    • NCLAT judgement on 13 Jul 2026 dismissing promoter appeal; order copy awaited.
    • Fraud findings by bank; ED attachment of assets ₹109.8 crore.
    • CPCB halting Distillery operations; conditional revocation with 60-day report.
    • CPCB halting Brijnathpur Distillery operations.
    • Cane area reservation reduced cane supply; appeals disposed.
    • FIRs against suspended MD; HC hearing July 20, 2026.

    Governance and management

    • IRP Anurag Goel continuing; CFO Dayal Popli signed on record.
    • SPPL auditors resigned during the year.
    • Standalone results not board-approved; IRP certification taken on record.
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  8. Bharat Electronics Ltd

    BEL secures Rs 572 crore of defence orders across comms, avionics, encryptors and subsystems

    Award of Order / Receipt of Order

    Order value and scope

    • Total value of new orders: Rs. 572 Crore.
    • Scope includes communication equipment, avionics, encryptors, tank sub-systems, EVM, batteries.
    • Other items: components, upgrades, spares, and services across defence segments.
    • Orders secured since last disclosure dated 22 June 2026.
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  9. JBM Auto Ltd

    JBM EV signs MoU with Drivn to supply 500 electric buses under leasing model

    Press Release / Media Release

    MoU details

    • MoU with Drivn to supply 500 ultra-modern electric buses.
    • Deployment planned in phases over the next 12 months.
    • Includes long-term vehicle financing, maintenance, and charging infrastructure.
    • Initial rollout focused on luxury intercity coaches across India.
    • Explores expansions to school, employee mobility, and airport transit segments.
    • Aligned with Net Zero 2040 commitment.

    Operational context

    • JBM EV operates the Delhi-NCR facility with 20,000 buses per annum capacity.
    • Has deployed over 3,500 e-buses; target >5,000 in next year.
    • Clocked 450 million e-km and served 1.5 billion bus commuters.
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  10. Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys Ltd

    IMFA Annual Report 2025-26: Integration in Motion; expansion via KNR, ethanol, and renewables; strongest ferro chrome position in India

    Reg. 34 (1) Annual Report

    Financial performance

    • Revenue from operations: ₹2,826.31 Cr; prior year ₹2,564.57 Cr.
    • PAT: ₹424.36 Cr; EPS: ₹78.65.
    • EBITDA (pre-exceptional): ₹587.23 Cr; margin ~20.8%.
    • Total Income: ₹2,893.05 Cr; Cash Profit: ₹487.30 Cr.
    • Net worth: ₹2,691.73 Cr; Debt/Equity: 0.36.
    • Interim dividend ₹5 per share; final ₹7.50 per share proposed.

    Expansion and milestones

    • KNR-2 Tata Steel ferro chrome plant acquired; 150,000 MT capacity.
    • Four furnaces in KNR-2 operational; fifth furnace under construction.
    • KNR-1 greenfield expansion progressing; commissioning in H1 FY27.
    • Ethanol plant Therubali: 120 KLD; commissioning in Q2 FY27.
    • 135 MW hybrid renewable energy programme; 70 MW PPA with JSW Renew Energy Twelve Ltd.
    • 65 MW hybrid PPA contracted with EG URJA STROT for renewables.
    • AmpIn Energy project terminated; ₹12.32 Cr refunded.

    Operations and production

    • Ferro Chrome production: 267,301 tonnes; domestic sales 48,769; exports 221,355.
    • Chrome ore ramp-up to 810,612 tonnes; captive ore supply fully meeting needs.
    • Power generation: 1,138 MU; total capacity ~204.5 MW; 135 MW under execution.
    • Post-expansion ferro chrome capacity ~534,000 MT; total furnace capacity 256 MVA; 99 MVA under construction.
    • Mining: Sukinda 273,802 t; Mahagiri 536,810 t; output growth toward 1.2 MT by FY31.

    Capital structure and liquidity

    • Equity share capital: ₹53.96 Cr; promoters hold 58.69%.
    • Net worth: ₹2,691.73 Cr; Debt-to-Equity: 0.36.
    • Long-term borrowings ₹293.41 Cr; current borrowings ₹630.28 Cr.
    • Cash and cash equivalents ₹32.32 Cr; CWIP ₹794.46 Cr; gross block ₹2,563.56 Cr.
    • Interim dividend ₹5 per share; final ₹7.50 per share proposed.

    Governance and risk

    • Board changes: Dr Barada Kanta Mishra appointed Non-Executive Chair in 2025.
    • Nalini Mohanty retired; Bijay Das retired; Kiran Dhingra appointed Feb 2026.
    • Independent Directors: Ravindran, Mishra, Amrein, Dhingra; MD Subhrakant Panda; MD & COO Mohapatra.
    • Internal controls: Protiviti India engaged for 2026-27; 4 Board meetings in 2025-26.
    • Secretarial: Sunita Jyotirmoy & Associates; statutory auditors Walker Chandiok.

    ESG and CSR

    • ESG: Scope 1&2 emissions reduced by 11%; 33.01% Renewable Purchase Obligation achieved via RECs.
    • Renewables: 70 MW PPA with JSW Renew Energy Twelve; 65 MW with EG URJA STROT.
    • ZLD: Zero liquid discharge across all sites; 100% fly ash utilisation.
    • CSR reach: 27,11,170 beneficiaries across 690 villages; five CSR pillars.
    • LTIFR: 0.170; no fatalities; 9,000 safety trainings conducted.

    CSR and social impact

    • CSR in aspirational Rayagada district: ₹23.20 Cr allocated.
    • CSR spend FY2025-26: ₹10.12 Cr; approved ₹9.79 Cr; no unspent CSR liability.
    • Bansidhar & Ila Panda Foundation and IMPaCT active in education, healthcare, infrastructure.
    • Community impact: infrastructure, water, sanitation, livelihoods; education and women empowerment.
    • CSR governance: CSR Committee chaired by Kiran Dhingra.

    Audits and assurances

    • Statutory audit: Walker Chandiok & Co; no material irregularities reported.
    • Secretarial audit: Sunita Jyotirmoy & Associates; no qualification.
    • Internal audit: Protiviti India for 2026-27; IFC and RCMM in place.

    Outlook and risks

    • India GDP growth forecast 6.8%-7.2% for FY2026-27; stainless steel demand supports ferro chrome.
    • Material security: captive chrome ore; cost benefits from energy transition and renewables.
    • Risks: commodity price volatility; energy costs; currency and policy shifts; geopolitical dynamics.
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