The company has appointed Praveen Akkinapalli as the new MD of the company since 1 July 2025. Sanjeev Kumar Panchal has resigned from the post of MD of the company since 30 June 2025. The company said that Sanjeev Kumar Panchal has resigned to take the role of US-based Global Group. The company’s shares closed at Rs 10,018.50 with a gain of 2.33 per cent on Monday. The company has received a new contract of Rs 893 crore including GST. The company said in the exchange filing, “ITD Cementation India Limited has received a contract of Rs 893 crore including GST for the development of Greenfield Captive Jetty in Odisha, including GST.”
Force Motors: The company said that Sanjay Kumar Bohra has resigned from the post of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Force Motors from 9 June. The company has appointed Rishi Luharuka as the new CFO from June 10. On Monday, the company’s shares closed 2.42 per cent to close at Rs 12,200. In the last one year, the company’s stock has seen a rise of 43.49 per cent.
Premier Energy: A large block deal can be seen in the company’s shares on Tuesday. According to sources, the South Asia Growth Fund will sell 2.5 crore shares (5.5 per cent of equity) in Premier Energy through II Holdings Block Deal. The floor price for the deal can be fixed at Rs 1,051.50 per share, which is a discount of up to 1 per cent from the current market price. On Monday, the company’s shares rose by 2.50 per cent to close at Rs 1,080.
Oberoi Realty: Pankaj Gupta has resigned from the post of Commercial Real Estate, Chief Executive Officer of the company since June 9, 2025. On Monday, the company’s stock closed 0.28 percent to close at Rs 1,902.90.
Public Small Finance Bank: The bank has submitted an application to the Reserve Bank of India, seeking approval for voluntary infection in a universal bank from a small finance bank. The bank’s stock closed at Rs 519.90 with a gain of 6.57 percent on Monday.
IRB Infra: IRB Infrastructure has informed after the stock market closure on Monday that the company has registered a year-to-year increase of about 9 percent in its toll revenue in May 2025, which is Rs 581 crore. IRB said in an exchange filing that the revenue from the toll collection business in the same month last year was Rs 536 crore. On Monday, the company’s shares closed 2.96 percent to close at Rs 53.18.
