Senior officials of Brightcom Group have reached a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), bringing closure to a prolonged regulatory dispute involving alleged violations of securities laws. The agreement, which includes a monetary settlement, marks a significant development for the digitally focused advertising and technology company as it seeks to stabilize governance practices and restore investor confidence. The case had drawn considerable attention due to concerns over disclosures and compliance standards.

Corona Remedies’ initial public offering has captured robust investor interest, closing with an impressive 9.33 times subscription. The pharmaceutical company, known for its expanding domestic presence and diversified product range, witnessed overwhelming participation from retail investors, institutional buyers, and non-institutional participants. The offering reflects growing confidence in the healthcare sector, supported by consistent demand for therapeutics and growing opportunities in branded generics.

Bosch India is preparing to strengthen the country’s technical talent pipeline with the establishment of new HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) skill centers in Gujarat. The initiative reflects the company’s broader strategy to support industrial modernization and address the rising demand for trained technicians in India’s fast-expanding infrastructure and manufacturing ecosystem. By integrating hands-on learning with industry-standard technologies, the upcoming centers aim to enhance employability and equip youth with competencies aligned to global HVAC practices.

Edtech platform PhysicsWallah is preparing for a financial turnaround, projecting a return to profitability in FY27 after navigating a period of restructuring and sector-wide turbulence. The company, once celebrated as one of India’s fastest-growing digital education ventures, has recently recalibrated its operations to align with evolving demand, tighter investor scrutiny, and shifts in the competitive landscape. With renewed emphasis on cost discipline, hybrid learning models, and sustainable expansion, PhysicsWallah aims to restore margins and strengthen its long-term fundamentals.

The Reserve Bank of India has called on commercial banks to accelerate the transmission of recent policy rate reductions to consumers and businesses, emphasizing the need for stronger alignment between monetary policy actions and lending rates across the financial system. Despite the central bank’s accommodative stance and successive repo rate cuts, the decline in borrowing costs has been uneven, with several lenders slow to adjust their marginal cost of funds-based lending rates.

The initial public offering of Wakefit, the home and sleep solutions company, continued to attract investor interest on its second day, achieving 39% subscription against the shares on offer. Market observers note that while the response is moderate, it reflects steady participation across investor segments, driven by the company’s expanding product portfolio, strong brand recall, and growing presence in India’s consumer goods market.

India’s cement industry is set to record a healthy 9% rise in volumes in FY26, driven by strong infrastructure spending, sustained real estate development, and expanding rural demand. Industry analysts expect consumption to accelerate as central and state governments continue to prioritize roads, housing, and public works. Capacity additions planned by major cement manufacturers will further support supply stability, while improved logistics, favorable demand cycles, and rising capital expenditure are likely to strengthen operational performance.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has closed its regulatory proceedings against television market expert Hemant Ghai after he agreed to pay Rs 1.45 crore to settle an investigation linked to alleged violations of securities laws. The settlement marks the end of a multi-year inquiry focused on trading activity carried out in accounts associated with Ghai.

Microsoft has unveiled one of its largest commitments to India, announcing an investment of Rs 1.46 lakh crore (USD 17.5 billion) to expand the nation’s artificial intelligence infrastructure, innovation capacity, and digital talent. The initiative underscores India’s growing strategic relevance in the global technology landscape and its potential to become a powerhouse for AI development.

India’s capital markets regulator has extended the deadline for investors affected by the Karvy Stock Broking episode, offering additional time until March 2026 to file their claims. The move aims to ensure that all eligible investors—particularly those who faced procedural hurdles or lacked sufficient documentation—receive a fair opportunity to recover dues. By providing a longer window, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) seeks to strengthen investor protection, restore confidence in market intermediaries, and reinforce governance standards across the brokerage ecosystem.