Premier Energies aimed to raise ₹2,830 crore via an IPO starting on August 27, allocating ₹1,291 crore for capacity expansion. The promoter’s stake was set to decrease to 66%. The company projected revenue growth driven by India’s push for renewable energy. It planned substantial capacity enhancements by 2026, using funds from the IPO, debt, and internal accruals.
Housing sales in 50 cities dip 3% to 6.14 lakh units, up 16% in value to Rs 8.4 lakh crore: CREDAI
Indian housing sales saw a slight dip in units last year but a significant rise in value. Demand for homes above Rs 1 crore drove