Two subsidiaries of India s Tata Sons, operating in the real estate and infrastructure segments, are set to raise as much as 29 billion rupees ($330 million) through short-term debt sale over the next two months, two merchant bankers said on Monday.

LatentView Analytics has recorded its tenth consecutive quarter of growth. Strong performance in the BFSI and CPGR sectors is a key driver. Generative AI is now a significant revenue contributor. The company is also expanding its nearshore delivery capabilities. These strategic investments are set to fuel sustained, high-percentage growth in the coming years.

Tata Motors shareholders have received TML Commercial Vehicles (TMLCV) shares following the company’s demerger, but trading remains on hold pending BSE and NSE approvals. The shares will become tradable once listed. Brokerages view the split as a major value-unlocking move, enabling focused growth in both passenger and commercial vehicle segments.

The Indian rupee logged its worst day in a month on Monday as a drop below the 88 per U.S. dollar mark spurred a flight out of long wagers on the currency, while persistent dollar demand from importers also weighed.

Zerodha, India s largest stockbroker by revenue, is gearing up to let its users invest directly in the US stocks by early 2026, according to CEO Nithin Kamath, marking one of the firm s most anticipated product launches aimed at tapping growing demand for global investing.

Fractal Analytics, India’s first AI unicorn, is planning a ₹4,900 crore ($555 million) IPO as early as next month. The offering includes fresh shares worth ₹1,280 crore and a ₹3,620 crore stake sale by existing investors, targeting a $3 billion valuation.

India s markets regulator has proposed incentives for certain categories of retail investors to encourage them to invest in public issues of debt securities, a consultation paper showed on Monday.

Promoters in nine NSE large-cap companies reduced their shareholding during the September 2025 quarter compared to the June 2025 quarter, signalling possible capital-raising efforts or strategic realignments. Major firms showing declines include InterGlobe Aviation, SBI, CG Power, Apollo Hospitals, Bharti Airtel, Varun Beverages, Infosys, Bajaj Finance, and Reliance Industries.

On Monday, the Sensex jumped nearly 567 points to close at 84,779. Despite market volatility, 11 stocks from the BSE Large-Cap Index scaled fresh 52-week highs, signalling sustained bullish sentiment. Vodafone Idea, SBI, Hindalco, and Bharti Airtel led the rally, delivering strong one-month gains of up to 25%.