Private equity firm TPG Investments sold all its shares in Shriram Finance through its Indian arm, TPG India Investments, which amounted to 2.64% of the company. The sale reportedly earned the PE firm INR13.89bn ($185.84m). Shriram Finance, offering consumer services such as automobile, commercial vehicle, business and gold loans, is majority public-owned with 74.49% stake, the rest being owned by promoters, and has performed well this year.
Sugar stocks rally continues: Balrampur Chini, Dhampur Sugar, Uttam Sugar Mills rally up to 4%. Two big triggers
Sugar stocks rallied as domestic sugar prices surged sharply over the past month. Government data showed retail prices rising from Rs 48.18/kg on July 20