search
Indian companies
Trends
- 1IN-SPACe sets rules for satellite hosting of Indian and foreign payloads▼‘Satellite-as-a-Service’: IN-SPACe sets rules for hosted Indian, foreign payloads
Indian space regulator IN-SPACe has introduced rules for a 'Satellite-as-a-Service' framework, allowing Indian and foreign payloads to be hosted on satellites operated in India. The move creates a formal pathway for companies to fly instruments on third-party satellites, expanding commercial opportunities for domestic and international players in the country's rapidly opening space sector.
- 2Indian firms ready $3 billion debt issues ahead of possible RBI rate hike▼Indian firms ready $3 billion of debt issues with eye on potential RBI rate hike
Indian companies are preparing to issue around $3 billion in debt as they watch for a potential interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India. The rush of planned bond sales suggests borrowers want to lock in funding before borrowing costs rise, with markets focused on the central bank's next policy move.
- 3
Payments and commerce technology firm Pine Labs has extended its technology partnership with Australian retailer Woolworths Group for another five years. The deal continues the companies' existing collaboration on payment and checkout solutions across Woolworths' retail operations, reinforcing Pine Labs' growing international footprint.
- 4Hexagon Nutrition launches stable vitamin A formulation for African food fortification▼Hexagon Nutrition Launches VIT A+, a Stable Vitamin A Formulation Developed by Particles for Humanity, Transforming Food Fortification Across Africa
Indian nutrition company Hexagon Nutrition has launched VIT A+, a stable vitamin A formulation developed by Particles for Humanity, aimed at improving food fortification across Africa. The product is designed to address vitamin A deficiency by remaining stable during food processing and storage. The launch was announced via press release and picked up by financial outlets, highlighting growing commercial interest in micronutrient fortification for African markets.
- 5Herbalife India Named Official Nutrition Partner of Indian Olympic Association▼Herbalife India Becomes Official Nutrition Partner for Indian Olympic Association
Herbalife India has been announced as the official nutrition partner of the Indian Olympic Association, a deal that will see the nutrition company support Indian athletes ahead of upcoming international competitions, including the Olympic Games. The partnership links a major direct-selling nutrition brand with India's growing push for Olympic success and highlights the increasing commercial investment in Indian sport.