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Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) shares surged following a

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Stocks including GAIL (India), Vodafone Idea, NTPC, Concord Biotech, HAL, IRB Infrastructure, NTPC Green Energy and BPCL will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, April 09.

Indian benchmark equity indices were trading lower around midday on Tuesday, as volatility surged ahead of Trump reciprocal tariff on April 2. The Sensex was down 1.65% and Nifty 50 was 1.45% lower as of 12:04 p.m.

Vodafone Idea has said it would issue fresh equity shares worth Rs 36,950 crore, raising the government's stake in the struggling telco to 48.99 per cent.

HAL Share Price: Shares of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) surged by 7.6% after UBS maintained a buy rating, citing strong order momentum and revenue acceleration. HAL secured contracts worth Rs 62,700 crore for Light Combat Helicopters from the Ministry of Defence, significantly boosting its order book and domestic defence manufacturing.

Stocks including Reliance Industries, ITC, Power Grid, LTIM, Vedanta, HAL, Paytm, BSE, Federal Bank, RITES, Mankind Pharma and NCC will be in the spotlight on Tuesday, April 01.

The GIFT Nifty was trading above 23,400 in early trade on Tuesday. Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd., ITC Ltd., Varun Beverages Ltd., and NCC Ltd. share prices may react due to news flow over the weekend.

HAL reported a revenue of Rs 30,400 crore for the financial year 2024-25, despite delays in LCA and ALH deliveries. The company expanded its production capacities, secured significant new contracts, and achieved Maharatna status. HAL is poised for improved performance in FY 2025-26.

India Business News: Defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) recorded provisional revenue of Rs 30,400 crore in 2024-25, despite delivery shortfalls of Light Comba

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has disputed a New York Times report alleging that Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) misused strategic trade controls. The MEA insists HAL has adhered to all international trade regulations. The report claims HAL transferred restricted technology to Russia's Rosoboronexport, which India strongly denies, asserting HAL's compliance with all legal and regulatory frameworks.

US-based Goldman Sachs also acquired 60.07 lakh scrips of online food delivery aggregator Zomato, the data showed.

Suzlon Energy will be in focus after updates on order cancellations and truncations, while HAL will be in news after mega order wins.

Amit Anwani highlighted that the government’s increased push for collaboration between private companies and DRDO presents a significant long-term opportunity for industry players.

Skye Air offers hyperlocal drone delivery in Gurugram and Bengaluru, with plans to expand to Bannerghatta Road soon.

India's Cabinet Committee on Security approved a ₹62,000 crore deal to acquire 156 domestically-produced Prachand light combat helicopters from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. The helicopters cater to high-altitude conditions and will be split between the army (90) and air force (66). Production is set in Bengaluru, with future expansion to Tumkur.

The Ministry of Defence signed a contract with Metrea Management for wet leasing a Flight Refuelling Aircraft for the IAF and Indian Navy. Additionally, two contracts were signed with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for the supply of 156 Light Combat Helicopters worth Rs. 62,700 crore to the IAF and Indian Army.

The Indian Army has signed key agreements to bolster its defence capabilities through indigenous innovation. These include a MoU with ADRIN for precision targeting software 'LAKSHYA-PT' and a contract with Zen Technologies for an Integrated Air Defence Combat Simulator.

The Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) Prachand is India's answer to high-altitude warfare. Designed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), this indigenous attack helicopter is capable of operating in extreme conditions like Siachen and Ladakh. Featuring advanced avionics, stealth capabilities, and a lethal weapons package, the LCH is set to bolster India's defence capabilities. With the recent approval of a record-breaking order for 156 units worth over Rs 62,000 crore, Prachand is poised to redefine India's aerial combat landscape.