Omaxe Group has secured Rs 500 crore from Oaktree Capital Management to boost its ongoing projects and facilitate future expansion. This funding will expedite the completion of residential, commercial, and PPP ventures. Additionally, Omaxe raised Rs 431 crore through debentures for business growth, having already reduced its net debt significantly in the past two years.

Fueled by a newly forged U.S.-EU trade agreement, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached unprecedented heights at the opening bell on Monday. This positive momentum sets the stage for a crucial week, highlighted by earnings reports from major corporations, a Federal Reserve meeting, and an impending deadline for U.S. tariffs.

Adani Total Gas reported a slight dip in Q1 net profit, reaching Rs 165 crore, while revenue surged by 21% to Rs 1,498 crore. Volume growth was strong, driven by CNG expansion and increased household connections. The company is also expanding into EV charging and commissioned its first CBG station, signaling diversification efforts.

SEBI and NSE have launched #SEBIvsSCAM, a nationwide investor awareness initiative, to combat digital financial frauds targeting retail investors. The campaign aims to educate investors about deceptive practices like fake trading apps and unregistered investment tips. It will utilize multimedia strategies and multilingual content to reach both urban and rural areas, urging investors to verify platforms and report fraud.

Quarterly net profit growth year-over-year (YoY) measures the percentage increase in a company’s net profit in a specific quarter compared to the same quarter in the previous year. It helps investors gauge how a company’s profitability is improving over time.

Lenskart Solutions Pvt., supported by SoftBank Group Corp., is preparing to file for an initial public offering (IPO) of approximately $1 billion as early as this week. The eyewear retailer is finalizing its valuation and will submit its draft red herring prospects with the market regulator.

NSE chief Ashish Chauhan reflects on his career, starting with his involvement in setting up the National Stock Exchange. A new book captures his journey from IIT Bombay and IIM Calcutta to his current position. He discusses the concept of Sthitapragya and recalls his early days using computers at IDBI.

Indian market closed in the red for the third consecutive day in a row on Monday. The BSE Sensex fell more than 500 points while the Nifty50 closed below 24700.​Stocks that hit a fresh 52-week high include names like Laurus Labs, which rose more than 6%, Torrent Pharma gained 0.7% and Fortis Healthcare pared gains to close 0.3% lower on Monday.

Gold prices decreased in the national capital. This happened because of stockists selling after a US-EU trade agreement. Silver prices also went down. Globally, gold and silver prices remained stable. Analysts are watching US economic data. Trade optimism and a strong dollar are keeping gold prices steady. Market worries about the US Federal Reserve have eased.