Agnidev Bhattacharya is a Journalist at NDTV Profit. He covers business, markets, and corporate news, with a strong focus on finance, investment, and trading, as well as personal finance and banking. Agnidev's work has been featured in BQ Prime, Hindustan Times Syndication, Magzter, and LiveMint.
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By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
Fidelity-backed Eight Roads Ventures, Walmart-owned Flipkart Internet, and IMM India Fund are offering to sell a combined stake of up to 9.08% in
By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
IL JIN Electronics is expected to file its draft papers soon and is targeting a listing by the end of 2026-27.
By: Jessica Jani, Agnidev Bhattacharya
India's largest hospital chain is eyeing a cleaner balance sheet to fuel its expansion plans after a public listing.
By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
Punjab National Bank's investment advisory arm will prepare Bihar State Power Transmission Co. for a proposed share sale of around ₹ 1,000 crore
By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
The Sajjan Jindal-led B2B marketplace joins India's growing digital commerce listing pipeline as it prepares for a public debut.
By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
The automotive component maker is preparing to launch its public issue after securing Sebi approval, joining a growing pipeline of auto ancillary and private equity-backed listings.
By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
Speakers at Mint's Sustainability Impact Summit said India's upcoming compliance carbon market will reshape corporate decarbonization by pairing emissions cuts with carbon credits.
By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
Mega IPOs from NSE and Jio Platforms are expected to revive India's primary market, boosting investor sentiment and unlocking a packed pipeline of companies waiting to go public.
By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
Saif Partners India IV Ltd, Saif III Mauritius Co. Ltd, and Elevation Capital V Ltd will be selling up to 14.9 million shares, which equal 2.3% of Paytm.
By: Agnidev Bhattacharya
Coal India subsidiary Mahanadi Coalfields has appointed five investment banks for its proposed IPO, expected to be around ₹ 10,000 crore, marking a key step in the state-run miner's subsidiary listing plans.
