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10 Important BSE and NSE Announcements for 9 September 2026

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AAHL plans to raise ₹9,825 crore in primary equity, while Cochin Shipyard approved a 50/50 joint venture with Drydocks World. In our 9 September 2026 edition, we also cover Natco Pharma's ₹13,000 million rights issue, a berth concession, order awards, capacity expansion and operational updates.

  1. Adani Enterprises Ltd

    AAHL to raise ₹9,825 crore primary equity at USD 18 billion valuation from marquee investors

    Press Release / Media Release

    Transaction highlights

    • AAHL to raise ₹9,825 crore primary equity from a global investor consortium.
    • Valuation set at ~USD 18 billion pre-money.
    • Final ownership post-tranches expected ~5.54%.
    • Three tranches; final by July 2027.
    • Proceeds to fund modernization and capacity expansion to 200 million passengers.
    • First phase: ~22 million sq ft Adani Airport City development.
    • QIP of ₹15,000 crore completed in July 2026.

    Strategic and timing considerations

    • Proceeds support capacity expansion and integrated city-side development.
    • Investment signals long-term institutional backing for AAHL's growth.
    • Parties subject to customary conditions precedent and approvals.
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  2. Cochin Shipyard Limited

    Cochin Shipyard approves 50/50 JV with Drydocks World for ISRF at Kochi, Rs 1,800 crore transfer

    Outcome of Board Meeting

    JV formation and key terms

    • Formation of private limited JV with Drydocks World Dubai FZCO to own and operate ISRF.
    • JV aims to own and operate ISRF for dry-docking and maintenance of vessels up to 130 m.
    • ISRF transfer to JVCo on slump sale for not less than Rs 1,800 crore.
    • CSL to receive 50% of consideration in cash and 50% as JVCo equity.
    • CSL and DDW will hold 50% each in JVCo.
    • JVCo Board to comprise five directors; DDW three, CSL two.
    • Definitive agreements: JVA, SHA, BTA, and License Agreement to be signed.
    • JVA signing scheduled for September 11, 2026; rest upon incorporation and approvals.
    • Implementation expected before end of the current financial year.
    • Approvals required from Cochin Port Authority, MoPSW, DIPAM, and CSL shareholders.
    • ISRF revenue for FY2025-26: Rs 207.33 crore.
    • ISRF valuation at Rs 1,800 crore per independent valuation.
    • Transfer outside Scheme of Arrangement; requires shareholder approvals under Companies Act and LODR.
    • JV is not listed; private entity.
    • Related party/arm's length: CSL's 50% stake means related party transaction; shareholder approval required.
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  3. Natco Pharma Ltd

    Natco Pharma proposes rights issue of equity shares aggregating ₹13,000 million with promoter subscription intent

    Issue of Securities

    Issue details

    • Rights Issue of fully paid Equity Shares; aggregate size ₹13,000 million.
    • Face value ₹2 per share.
    • Listing on NSE and BSE; NSE designated for the issue; approvals in place.
    • Promoters intend to subscribe to rights entitlement in full or part; may renounce.
    • Minimum subscription 90%; refunds if not met.
    • Not underwritten; ASBA process; rights entitlements credited to demat; renunciation allowed.

    Use of proceeds

    • Prepayment or repayment of borrowings up to ₹8,105 million.
    • SBI term loan outstanding ₹3,000 million; to be prepaid.
    • IndusInd overdraft ₹2,000 million; Bajaj Finance loan ₹3,105 million.
    • Funding R&D initiatives up to ₹1,100 million.
    • Inorganic growth and general corporate purposes up to 35% of proceeds; up to 25% for either.

    Capital structure & promoters

    • Authorised share capital: 225 million shares; face value ₹2.
    • Issued, subscribed and paid-up before issue: 179.11 million shares.
    • Rights issue size up to ₹13,000 million; post-issue share count to be updated.
    • Promoters hold 49.42% as of 30 June 2026.
    • No outstanding employee stock options.

    Issuance mechanics and governance

    • Monitoring agency: Crisil Ratings Limited for proceeds monitoring.
    • Designated Stock Exchange: NSE.
    • Underwriting: Not underwritten.
    • ASBA-based subscription; renunciation allowed; rights entitlements credited to demat; no change in control.
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  4. Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd

    APSEZ awarded 30-year Paradip dry bulk berth concession under BOT

    Award of Order / Receipt of Order

    Paradip LOA details

    • Paradip Port Authority, Paradip, Odisha, awarded the LOA for two dry bulk berths.
    • Concession to mechanize, operate and maintain CQ-I and CQ-II berths on BOT basis.
    • Concession period: 30 years from award date.
    • Concession agreement to be signed within 30 days of LOA.
    • Promoter/promoter group interest: Not applicable.
    • Capacity addition of 18 MMT.
    • Total domestic portfolio rises to 671 MMT.
    • Supports APSEZ's target of 1 billion tonnes by 2030.
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  5. Larsen & Toubro Ltd

    ONGC awards LTEH Offshore offshore EPCIC order for ADR-I and NLM-14 projects

    Award of Order / Receipt of Order

    Award details

    • ONGC awarded LTEH Offshore an offshore EPCIC order for ADR-I and NLM-14.
    • Scope covers EPCIC of three well-head platforms, one riser platform, subsea pipelines and cables, plus brownfield modifications.
    • Awarding entity is domestic Indian ONGC; project located off India's west coast.
    • Contract type EPCIC, including engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning.
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  6. Larsen & Toubro Ltd

    L&T becomes India's first private-sector corporate to issue tokenised bonds for ₹500 crore

    Press Release / Media Release

    Key development

    • L&T issued tokenised bonds totaling ₹500 crore with a 3-year tenor.
    • Issuance uses SEBI's blockchain-based tokenisation framework with CBDC-wallet settlement.
    • Framework aims to improve transparency, efficiency, and liquidity in India's corporate-bond market.
    • Milestone highlights L&T's ongoing adoption of technology-led capital raising and treasury operations.
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  7. Gujarat Ambuja Exports Limited

    GAEL Announces 850 TPD Hubli Greenfield Plant; 9000 TPD Target by 2030

    Capacity addition

    Hubli Capacity Expansion

    • GAEL to set up 850 TPD greenfield corn wet milling plant at Hubli, Karnataka.
    • Adjacent to the existing 750 TPD plant at Hubli.
    • Post-expansion Hubli capacity reaches 1600 TPD: 700 starch, 400 sweeteners, 500 feed.
    • Existing 5600 TPD capacity; added 850 TPD to be commissioned by Q4 FY2029.
    • Investment of ₹333 crore; financing through internal accruals.
    • Post expansion total corn wet milling capacity targeted to 9000 TPD by 2030.
    • Rationale: enhances integrated capabilities; strengthens national and global presence.
    • Subject to regulatory approvals and clearances.
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  8. Enviro Infra Engineers Limited

    Enviro Infra's Suyog Urja secures ₹224.19 crore LOI from Tata Power Renewable Energy for 180 MW wind project

    Press Release / Media Release

    Wind EPC LOI

    • LOI from Tata Power Renewable Energy for EPC turnkey works on 180 MW Parli wind project
    • Contract value ₹224.19 crore including GST; to be executed by 31 March 2027
    • Scope includes WTG foundation, BoP, and 33 kV transmission line works
    • 58 WTGs foundation plus storage yard and ROW management
    • LOI covers 39-acre storage yard, roads, crane pads, and STATCOM/harmonic filter systems
    • Execution by Suyog Urja Limited (subsidiary of Enviro Infra Engineers)
    • Project broadens renewable energy capabilities across solar, wind, and BESS
    • LOI valid through 31 March 2027
    • Management notes strengthened renewable energy portfolio and execution capabilities
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  9. Coal India Ltd

    NCL production up 67% and supplies up 75% as monsoon recedes, per Coal India press release.

    Press Release / Media Release

    Operational metrics – NCL update

    • NCL production up 67% and supplies up 75% as of Sep 8, 2026 vs Sep 1–3 average.
    • FY2026-27 production 51.43 MT; supplies 55 MT by Sep 8, 2026.
    • Rake loading with Indian Railways rose to 41 rakes on Sep 8, vs 1–3 Sep average 19.
    • Average daily production at CIL rose to 1.91 MT/day on Sep 8, 2026.
    • Average daily despatches to power sector up 27% to 1.74 MT/day on Sep 8, 2026.
    • 87% of NCL's total coal supplies directed to power sector.
    • Outlook: production and dispatch improving as monsoon recedes toward pre-monsoon levels.
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  10. Hindustan Unilever Ltd

    Hindustan Unilever to raise capex to 3% of turnover and pursue bolt-on acquisitions

    Investor Presentation

    Business Overview

    • Hindustan Unilever is a leading Indian FMCG company with a diversified portfolio.
    • Strategy centers on volume-led growth, premiumisation, and market-making in under-penetrated segments.
    • Capex plan linked to turnover; emphasis on bolt-on acquisitions.

    Operational Highlights

    • Capex intensity to rise from 2% to 3% of turnover.
    • Bolt-on acquisitions to be deployed to spur growth.
    • Entering high-growth spaces: Masstige skin care and Horlicks protein segment.
    • Market-making model for under-penetrated segments.

    Financial Performance

    • No current-year revenue, EBITDA, or PAT figures disclosed in this chunk.

    Strategic Priorities & Outlook

    • Win in New India with volume-led growth and premiumisation.
    • Capex guidance: 3% of turnover; bolt-on acquisitions to deploy capital.
    • Investment in new spaces and markets to capture New India opportunities.

    Capital Structure & Liquidity

    • No debt/equity changes disclosed; emphasis on capex and acquisitions.
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