Today's lineup includes the US presidential polls, ACME Solar’s ₹29 billion IPO launch, Swiggy’s IPO opening, Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s appearance before Lokayukta police, and Skoda’s Kylaq SUV debut. Foreign secretary Vikram Misri will also brief Parliament on India-Canada ties and East Tech 2024 launches to enhance defence collaborations.
ACME Solar Holdings launches its much-anticipated ₹29 billion IPO on November 6, with plans to close on November 8. The IPO is set at a price band of ₹275-289 per equity share and features a fresh issue of shares and an offer for sale by ACME Cleantech Solutions. Proceeds from the IPO will be allocated to subsidiary investments and debt repayment, according to an ACME statement. This IPO positions the solar energy firm for significant growth in renewable energy financing.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is scheduled to appear before Lokayukta police in Mysuru on November 6. The investigation concerns alleged irregularities in land allocation by the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) to Siddaramaiah's wife. The CM’s appearance is expected to shed light on the ongoing probe.
In light of escalating diplomatic tensions, foreign secretary Vikram Misri will address the parliamentary standing committee on external affairs on November 6. The briefing aims to update Parliament on the current status and challenges in India-Canada relations, as both countries navigate ongoing strains in diplomatic engagement.
Skoda is set to debut its Kylaq subcompact SUV in India today, marking the brand’s re-entry into the sub-4-meter segment after a hiatus since 2020. Skoda has been actively promoting the launch, featuring director Rohit Shetty in teasers. The SUV’s unveiling is expected to draw significant attention with high-energy visuals as part of Shetty's campaign.
Swiggy’s IPO is set to open for public subscription on November 6, following an anchor book that secured ₹5,085 crore from institutional investors on November 5. The food delivery giant aims to raise ₹11,327.43 crore, making it one of the largest IPOs this year. The offering includes both new equity issuance and an extensive offer for sale of shares, with a price range of ₹371-390 per share.
The United States (US) is voting on November 5–Election Day–to elect its next President. Millions have already participated in early voting to choose their next president.
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The Indian Army’s Eastern Command will host ‘East Tech 2024’ starting today to foster collaboration with domestic defence manufacturers. The exhibition will showcase advanced technologies from MSMEs, DRDO, and DPSUs to address the Eastern Command's operational needs, highlighting the Army's ongoing commitment to enhancing national defence capabilities.
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde will launch his assembly election campaign today in Mumbai. He is scheduled to hold two rallies, supporting Shiv Sena candidates in the Kurla East and Andheri East constituencies. These events mark Shinde's entry into the campaign season as the state gears up for the upcoming assembly elections.
The Maharashtra opposition coalition, including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, will hold a major rally in Mumbai on November 6. Key opposition figures plan to announce campaign guarantees, emphasising issues like farmer support, caste census, and reservation reform. Congress has emphasized unity within the INDIA alliance to counter the BJP’s anticipated focus on polarizing rhetoric in the state elections.
