Overview
- India’s benchmarks started Monday in the red, with the Sensex slipping about 240 points shortly after the open and the Nifty weakening as market breadth tilted negative.
- Reliance Industries reclaimed a market value above ₹20 lakh crore over the past five sessions, with reported investor gains of about ₹47,431 crore, while weekly market-cap moves showed four top Sensex firms rising and six declining.
- Kellton Tech Solutions’ board approved issuing up to $40 million (about ₹334 crore) in foreign currency convertible bonds.
- MIC Electronics set a November 5 board meeting to consider fundraising via QIP, FCCBs or other routes and disclosed Brickwork Ratings of BWR BB/Stable for fund-based facilities and BWR A4+ for bank guarantees.
- HMA Agro Industries cleared roughly ₹70 crore in export-credit and working-capital facilities from Canara Bank and a ₹1 crore HDFC Bank commercial card limit; LKP Securities added two independent directors and invested ₹50 lakh in its IFSC subsidiary; Elitecon International scheduled a November 5 meeting on Q2 FY26 results and a potential interim dividend; Paisalo Digital slated a November 6 committee meeting to consider NCD allotments by private placement.