PFC Declared 4th Interim Dividend For FY25: Seeking to Raise ₹1.40 lakh crore in FY26

On March 12, 2025, Power Finance Corporation (PFC), a state-owned entity, announced that its board of directors had approved an interim dividend of ₹3.5 per share (on a face value of ₹10 per share) for the financial year 2024-25. The record date for this dividend has been set for March 19, 2025, and shareholders will receive the payment by April 11, 2025.

PFC Dividend History

Ex-Date Dividend Type Dividend Amount (₹)
Feb 28, 2025 Interim 3.50
Nov 25, 2024 Interim 3.50
Aug 30, 2024 Interim 3.50

PFC Borrowing Plan for FY26

The company plans to borrow up to ₹1,40,000 crore during the 2025-26 financial year, excluding funds raised through extra-budgetary resources.

The breakdown of the borrowings is as follows:

  • ₹1,00,000 crore through Domestic Currency Borrowing, including Capital Gain 1,00,000 Bonds (under Section 54EC of the Income Tax Act) and Public Issuances of Bonds (either Unlisted or Listed on NSE/BSE) via various instruments.
  • ₹20,000 crore through Foreign Currency Borrowings.
  • ₹15,000 crore through short-term borrowings.
  • ₹5,000 crore via commercial papers.

PFC Financial Performance

For 9MFY25, the consolidated profit after tax stood at ₹22,157 crores, representing a 17% year-on-year increase. The consolidated loan asset book reached ₹1,069,436 crores, reflecting a 12% year-on-year growth. Regarding asset quality, the consolidated gross NPA dropped to 2.30%, down from over 3%, for the nine months of FY 2025. The consolidated net NPA ratio is at 0.73% for the same period.

 

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February 2025 CPI Data Out: Overall Inflation Eased to 3.61%, While Housing Inflation Soared to 2.91%

Inflation has been a key economic indicator in India, and the latest data for February 2025 reveals noteworthy trends across various sectors. Based on the All India Consumer Price Index (CPI), year-on-year inflation has seen a marked decrease. In this blog, we will explore the key inflation trends for February 2025:

Headline Inflation Trends

The year-on-year inflation rate, measured by the All India Consumer Price Index (CPI), for February 2025 stands at 3.61%. This marks a significant decline from January 2025, when the inflation rate was higher. February’s inflation rate represents the lowest recorded since July 2024, signalling a decrease of 65 basis points when compared to the previous month. This reduction suggests a gradual easing of price pressures across the economy.

Food Inflation Insights

The All India Consumer Food Price Index (CFPI), which tracks food inflation, saw a year-on-year inflation rate of 3.75% for February 2025. While food inflation is still positive, it reflects a notable decrease from January 2025, when food inflation was higher. A sharp decline of 222 basis points from January 2025 to February 2025 means that food inflation is now at its lowest since May 2023.

Sector-Specific Inflation Trends

  • Housing Inflation: The year-on-year housing inflation rate for February 2025 is 2.91%, slightly higher than the 2.82% observed in January 2025. Housing inflation is specific to the urban sector, indicating that urban areas are seeing relatively stable price increases in housing.
  • Fuel and Light Inflation: The inflation rate for fuel and light stood at -1.33% in February 2025, showing a marginal improvement over the -1.49% in January 2025. The negative inflation in this category suggests a decrease in fuel and energy costs across the country.
  • Education Inflation: Education inflation remained stable, with a year-on-year rate of 3.83% in both February and January 2025. This indicates that educational costs are rising at a steady pace.
  • Health Inflation: The year-on-year inflation rate for health services increased slightly to 4.12% in February 2025 from 3.97% in January 2025. This rise highlights a continued upward trend in healthcare costs.
  • Transport and Communication Inflation: Inflation in the transport and communication sector saw a modest increase from 2.76% in January 2025 to 2.87% in February 2025. This slight uptick reflects rising transportation costs, possibly due to fuel price changes.

Items with the Highest and Lowest Inflation

Here’s a table summarizing the highest and lowest inflation items:

Category Item Inflation Rate
Highest Inflation Coconut oil 54.48%
Coconut 41.61%
Gold 35.56%
Silver 30.89%
Onion 30.42%
Lowest Inflation Ginger -35.81%
Jeera (Cumin) -28.77%
Tomato -28.51%
Cauliflower -21.19%
Garlic -20.32%

Industrial Performance: IIP Growth

The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) for January 2025 shows a growth rate of 5.0%, a notable improvement from the 3.2% recorded in December 2024. This growth is attributed to the performance of key sectors:

  • Mining: 4.4% growth
  • Manufacturing: 5.5% growth
  • Electricity: 2.4% growth

Within the manufacturing sector, 19 out of 23 industry groups saw positive growth, with standout performances from:

  • Manufacture of basic metals: 6.3%
  • Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products: 8.5%
  • Manufacture of electrical equipment: 21.7%

Conclusion

The data for February 2025 paints a picture of mixed economic signals. While inflation has shown signs of easing, particularly in food prices, certain sectors like health, education, and housing continue to experience upward price pressures. The industrial sector, on the other hand, is showing strong growth, particularly in manufacturing.

 

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India’s Pharmaceutical Industry: A Snapshot of Growth

India has firmly established itself as a global player in the pharmaceutical sector, ranking 11th globally in terms of export value in 2023, according to a secondary market research analysis by Bain & Company. The country accounted for an impressive 3% of the total pharmaceutical exports globally.

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare have been instrumental in driving these improvements. Since December 2022, CDSCO, in collaboration with state regulators, has carried out risk-based inspections of drug manufacturing and testing facilities. These inspections, which have covered 905 units and led to 694 enforcement actions—including production stoppages, license suspensions, and warnings—have been critical in ensuring adherence to regulatory standards. These efforts are helping to improve manufacturing practices across the country.

Change in Drug Safety Rule

In a move to further strengthen drug safety, the Indian government amended the Drugs Rules, 1945, in late 2023. The revision of Schedule M, which relates to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and requirements for pharmaceutical production facilities, took effect on June 29, 2024, for manufacturers with a turnover exceeding ₹250 crore (approximately US$ 28.68 million). Manufacturers with a turnover of up to ₹250 crore have been given an extension until December 31, 2025, to comply with these updated requirements.

As of August 1, 2023, packaging labels for the top 300 drug brands must now include barcodes or Quick Response (QR) codes to aid in product authentication. Similarly, all active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) are required to carry QR codes for tracking and tracing, with the rule coming into effect on January 18, 2022.

Conclusion

India’s pharmaceutical industry is not only growing in terms of global exports but is also taking substantial steps to ensure that the drugs it manufactures are of the highest quality. With increased regulatory measures, modernised rules, and a focus on accountability, the future of India’s pharmaceutical sector looks both promising and secure, solidifying its position as a key player in the global pharmaceutical landscape.

 

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India’s Data Centre Growth: A Booming Industry Set for Explosive Expansion

India’s data centre (DC) industry is poised for significant growth over the next few years. According to ICRA, a prominent rating agency, the country’s data centre operational capacity is expected to surge from 1,150 megawatts (MW) in December 2024 to an impressive 2,000-2,100 MW by March 2027. This remarkable growth is being driven by the surge in data consumption, the push for data localisation, and a broader shift in the digital ecosystem.

Massive Investment in Infrastructure

Indian data centre operators are projected to invest a substantial amount — between ₹2,00,000-2,30,000 crore — in expanding their infrastructure over the coming years. A development pipeline of 3-3.5 gigawatts (GW) is set for completion over the next 7-10 years. This is indicative of the increasing demand for data services across industries, as businesses adapt to the new digital landscape.

Key Hubs for Data Centres: Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad

As the demand for data centres rises, the report highlights that 75% of the upcoming facilities will be concentrated in three major cities: Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad. Among these, Mumbai is emerging as the dominant location for data centres. The city’s strategic advantage lies in its large number of landing stations, which play a critical role in connecting global data traffic.

The rapid expansion of hyperscalers, which provide large-scale cloud infrastructure, is a key factor driving the demand for data centres. ICRA notes that global trends have led to multiple deals involving 300 MW or more in artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. Other significant drivers include the ongoing rollout of 5G technology, the growing adoption of cloud computing, machine learning, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Outlook Supported by Favourable Policies

Despite these challenges, ICRA anticipates that favourable regulatory policies and the sector’s designation as infrastructure status will provide strong support for the continued growth of India’s data centre industry. These factors, coupled with ongoing investments, should help the sector sustain its expansion for the foreseeable future.

Conclusion

India’s data centre market is entering an exciting period of rapid growth. With substantial investments, a concentration of facilities in key cities, and strong demand driven by advancements in AI, 5G, and cloud computing, the future of India’s data centre sector looks incredibly promising. The industry’s growth trajectory will likely be further supported by a favourable regulatory environment, making it an attractive market for both developers and investors alike.

 

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IndusInd Bank Shares Saga: Management Optimistic on Furture Growth

On March 12, 2025, IndusInd Bank shares are experiencing significant volatility following their largest single-day drop on record the previous day.

The stock initially plunged by as much as 7% in early trading on March 12 but quickly rebounded from its lows. At 10:20 AM, IndusInd Bank share traded with a gain of over 4% and reached a day high of ₹694.75

It is important to note that the stock is under the F&O ban, meaning no new positions can be taken.

At the lowest point on Wednesday, IndusInd Bank’s market capitalisation briefly fell below ₹50,000 crore. The record drop on Tuesday led to a loss of nearly ₹20,000 crore in the bank’s market capitalization.

Management Optimistic on Business

In an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18, IndusInd Bank’s MD & CEO, Sumant Kathpalia, reassured investors, stating that the bank will remain profitable in the March quarter despite the significant treasury loss.

“This is a one-off event and not a recurring issue. We will absorb the loss this quarter, but the bank’s profitability will continue,” Kathpalia confirmed.

Balance Sheet Overview

As of December 31, 2024, the balance sheet footage stood at ₹5,49,499 crores, compared to ₹4,88,865 crores on December 31, 2023, reflecting a growth of 12%.

Deposits on December 31, 2024, were ₹4,09,438 crores, up from ₹3,68,793 crores as of December 31, 2023, marking an 11% increase. CASA deposits amounted to ₹1,42,818 crores, with Current Account deposits at ₹45,872 crores and Savings Account deposits at ₹96,946 crores. CASA deposits represented 35% of total deposits as of December 31, 2024. Retail deposits under the LCR stood at ₹1,88,731 crores on December 31, 2024, compared to ₹1,65,371 crores on December 31, 2023, showing a 14% year-on-year growth.

Advances as of December 31, 2024, were ₹3,66,889 crores, up from ₹3,27,057 crores as of December 31, 2023, reflecting a 12% increase.

 

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Gensol Share Price Locked in 5% Lower Circuit After CFO Resignation

On March 12, 2025, Gensol share price locked in a 5% lower circuit, reaching a day low of ₹275.45 at 09:45 AM after opening at ₹275.45. The fall in Gensol share price came after the company announced that its Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Key Managerial Personnel, Mr Ankit Jain has tendered his resignation.

“The company further stated that Mr Ankit Jain is resigning for personal reasons and intends to explore other career opportunities. It also confirms that there are no additional significant factors behind his decision to resign”

Gensol Share Price Performance

Over the last 10 trading sessions, Gensol share price has continued the falling streak, whereby the shares have touched lower circuit limits several times. The share price of Gensol Engineering has come down from a high of ₹584.45 on February 24, 2025, to a low of ₹275.45 on March 12, 2025.

Gensol Q3FY25 Operating Performance

In the Solar EPC sector in India, the company successfully secured two significant projects from major public sector undertakings (PSUs), winning large-scale EPC and O&M contracts valued at ₹1,061.97 crores and ₹967.98 crores for solar PV projects at Gujarat’s Khavda RE Solar Park. Additionally, the company clinched an important EPC and O&M contract worth ₹897.47 crores for a grid-connected Solar PV project at the GSECL Solar Park in Gujarat.

In the EV Manufacturing segment, the company showcased its electric vehicles, Ezio and Ezibot, at the Global Auto Expo in New Delhi in January 2024. These affordable and smart urban-mobility-focused electric vehicles, proudly “Made in India,” were designed with an emphasis on urban fleet and cargo needs, while also catering to the urban passenger segment. Their design, size, weight, and range were carefully engineered to address the specific demands of city commuting.

 

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Government Supporting EV Sector Via Various Schemes: EV Stocks in Focus

India is making significant strides toward a sustainable and future-ready transportation system, with the government taking decisive steps to support the electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem. By offering incentives for manufacturers of electric vehicles, components, and charging/swapping infrastructure, the government aims to create a robust, long-term market that offers substantial growth potential for electric mobility.

To ensure the widespread adoption and growth of electric vehicles in India, the government has introduced several schemes aimed at enhancing manufacturing capabilities and supporting the overall EV ecosystem. Below are the key initiatives that form the backbone of India’s EV push:

PLI Scheme for the Automobile and Auto Component Industry (PLI-Auto)

Introduced on 15th September 2021, this scheme is designed to boost India’s manufacturing capabilities for advanced automotive technologies. With a substantial budgetary outlay of ₹25,938 crore, the scheme supports the production of electric vehicles and components, encouraging domestic manufacturing and positioning India as a global hub for EVs.

FAME India Scheme – Phase II

Launched on 1st April 2019, the second phase of the FAME India Scheme is aimed at accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles across various segments, including two-wheelers, three-wheelers, four-wheelers, e-buses, and public EV charging stations. The government has allocated ₹11,500 crore for this initiative, which plays a vital role in reducing the upfront cost of EVs and promoting infrastructure development.

PLI Scheme for National Programme on Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) Battery Storage

In a major push to enhance India’s battery manufacturing capacity, the government approved the PLI Scheme for ACC Battery Storage on 12th May 2021, with an allocation of ₹18,100 crore. This initiative aims to establish a competitive domestic manufacturing ecosystem for 50 GWh of advanced chemistry cell (ACC) batteries, crucial for EVs. The scheme plays a critical role in reducing India’s dependence on imported batteries and boosting energy security.

PM Electric Drive Revolution in Innovative Vehicle Enhancement (PM E-DRIVE) Scheme

Notified on 29th September 2024, this scheme is designed to provide a comprehensive boost to various categories of electric vehicles, including two-wheelers, three-wheelers, trucks, buses, ambulances, and EV public charging stations. With an allocation of ₹10,900 crore, the PM E-DRIVE scheme is a vital part of the government’s strategy to transition to a cleaner and greener transportation ecosystem.

PM e-Bus Sewa-Payment Security Mechanism (PSM) Scheme

The PM e-Bus Sewa-Payment Security Mechanism scheme, notified on 28th October 2024, focuses on the deployment of electric buses across the country. With an outlay of ₹3,433 crore, the scheme aims to support the deployment of over 38,000 electric buses. The initiative also includes a payment security mechanism to safeguard e-bus operators in case of defaults by public transport authorities, ensuring a smooth and stable transition to electric public transportation.

Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electric Passenger Cars in India (SPMEPCI)

The SPMEPCI Scheme, notified on March 15, 2024, focuses on promoting the manufacturing of electric passenger cars in India. This scheme requires applicants to invest a minimum of ₹4,150 crore and achieve a minimum Domestic Value Addition (DVA) of 25% by the third year and 50% by the fifth year. It aims to further drive domestic manufacturing, create jobs, and enhance the availability of electric passenger cars in India.

EV Stocks in Focus

Name Market Cap (₹) 5Y CAGR (%)
JBM Auto Ltd 12,071.85 68.48
Tata Motors Ltd 2,38,559.47 45.64
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd 3,17,254.88 42.41
Ashok Leyland Ltd 58,718.80 23.88
Exide Industries Ltd 29,291 17.62

Conclusion

With these comprehensive initiatives, the Indian government is laying a strong foundation for the growth of the electric vehicle market. These schemes not only encourage manufacturing but also address key challenges such as infrastructure development and consumer affordability.

 

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PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana Surpassed 10 Lakh Rooftop Solar System

The PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana (PMSGMBY), which has become the world’s largest domestic rooftop solar initiative, has achieved an impressive milestone with the installation of over 10.09 lakh rooftop solar systems across India as of March 10, 2025. Launched by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on February 13, 2024, this visionary program aims to provide free electricity through rooftop solar panels to 1 crore residential households.

Empowering Households with Subsidies and Incentives

The scheme is being carried out under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), and it has seen an overwhelming response with 47.3 lakh applications received from across the nation. Already, 6.13 lakh beneficiaries have been successfully granted subsidies, totalling ₹4,770 crore.

A standout feature of the program is the provision of collateral-free loans, available through 12 Public Sector Banks (PSBs) at a subsidised interest rate of 6.75%. These loans, with amounts up to ₹2 lakhs, are designed to make rooftop solar installations more affordable for the masses. Thanks to this initiative, households can install a 3 KW rooftop solar system with an investment as low as ₹15,000, with potential returns up to ₹15 lakh over 25 years. The loan application process is fully automated and online. To date, 3.10 lakh loan applications have been received, with 1.58 lakh loans sanctioned and 1.28 lakh disbursed.

Additionally, beneficiaries are eligible for subsidies of up to ₹78,000 for a 3 KW rooftop solar system, further reducing the installation costs and making this clean energy solution accessible to a larger section of the population.

Driving India’s Rooftop Solar Sector

With a total outlay of ₹75,021 crore, the PM Surya Ghar scheme is set to transform India’s energy landscape. In a recent meeting, Union Minister of New and Renewable Energy Shri Pralhad Joshi engaged with top bankers at the National Workshop on Mobilising Finance for Renewable Energy in Mumbai. The government is extending the rooftop solar initiative to public infrastructure, installing solar systems on government buildings.

Conclusion

The PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana is a groundbreaking initiative that not only brings solar power to millions of Indian households but also fosters the development of a sustainable and self-reliant clean energy sector.

 

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TRAI Released Telecom Subscription Data: Jio Recorded Market Share of 50.43% in Dec 24

On March 11, 2025, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) published the subscriber statistics as of December 31, 2024. The data reveals a slight growth in India’s total telephone subscriber base, reaching 1,189.92 million by the end of December 2024 as compared to 1,187.15 million in November 2024. During the period, Jio marked its dominance and led in both mobile and fixed-line subscriber additions.

Reliance Jio Infocomm continued to lead with 476.58 million subscribers, followed by Bharti Airtel with 289.31 million and Vodafone Idea with 126.38 million.

Urban telephone subscriptions grew from 659.87 million in November to 663.37 million in December, while rural subscriptions decreased from 527.27 million to 526.56 million over the same period.

Increase in Wireless Subscription

The wireless subscriber count increased from 1,148.65 million in November 2024 to 1,150.66 million in December 2024, marking a growth rate of 0.17% month-over-month. Wireless teledensity rose to 81.67% by the end of December, up from 81.59% in November.

Reliance Jio gained 3.91 million wireless subscribers, while Bharti Airtel added 1.03 million. In contrast, Vodafone Idea lost 1.72 million wireless subscribers. BSNL and MTNL also experienced losses, with BSNL shedding 316,599 subscribers and MTNL losing 896,988.

Private service providers held 91.92% of the wireless market share, leaving BSNL and MTNL with just 8.08%.

Reliance Jio Topped Wireline Subscribers

Wireline subscribers grew from 38.50 million in November to 39.27 million in December, pushing the overall wireline teledensity from 2.73% to 2.79%.

Reliance Jio led the wireline segment with 656,823 new subscribers, followed by Bharti Airtel (162,945) and Tata Teleservices (9,278). BSNL saw the largest decline, losing 33,306 subscribers, while MTNL lost 14,054.

Reliance Jio Maintained Highest Market Share

Total broadband subscribers increased slightly from 944.76 million in November to 944.96 million in December.

As of December 31, 2024, the top five broadband providers, who collectively accounted for over 98% of the market share, were Reliance Jio Infocomm (476.58 million), Bharti Airtel (289.31 million), Vodafone Idea (126.38 million), Bharat Sanchar Nigam (35.33 million), and Atria Convergence Technologies (2.27 million).

At the end of December, Reliance Jio had a 50.43% market share, while Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea held 30.62% and 13.37%, respectively.

Conclusion

The subscriber data from TRAI highlights steady growth in India’s telecommunications sector, with a slight increase in both the overall telephone subscriber base and wireless subscribers. Reliance Jio continues to dominate the market across mobile, wireline, and broadband segments, maintaining its lead in subscriber additions.

 

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Mid-Day Top Gainers and Losers on March 11, 2025: Sun Pharma and Trent Led Gainers

On March 11, 2025, as of 12:02 PM, the BSE Sensex was down 0.24% at 73,938.17, while the Nifty 50 was down 0.07% at 22,437.25. The mid-day top gainers and losers for the day are:

Mid-Day Top Gainers 

Symbol Open High Low LTP %chng
SUNPHARMA 1,616.10 1,660.65 1,605.35 1,657.30 2.84
TRENT 4,739.70 4,925.40 4,722.95 4,924.10 2.59
BEL 271.95 278.5 269.05 276.85 2.22
BPCL 255.99 263.24 254.35 262.34 2.11
ICICIBANK 1,217.20 1,239.00 1,217.20 1,238.75 1.97

Sun Pharma

Sun Pharma shares rose by 2.84%, reaching ₹1,657.30 from an opening price of ₹1,616.10.

Trent

Trent shares gained 2.59%, climbing to ₹4,924.10 from ₹4,739.70.

BEL

BEL shares saw an increase of 2.22%, moving up to ₹276.85 from ₹271.95.

BPCL 

BPCL shares grew by 2.11%, reaching ₹262.34 from ₹255.99.

ICICI Bank 

ICICI Bank shares rose by 1.97%, reaching ₹1,238.75 from ₹1,217.20.

Mid-Day Top Losers

Symbol Open High Low LTP %chng
INDUSINDBK 810.45 810.45 693.3 693.3 -23.01
INFY 1,680.00 1,680.00 1,637.05 1,652.25 -2.89
BAJAJFINSV 1,830.00 1,836.85 1,797.35 1,801.65 -2.1
M&M 2,684.75 2,685.00 2,613.15 2,650.20 -1.94
WIPRO 277 279 273.2 275.55 -1.9

IndusInd Bank

IndusInd Bank shares dropped by 23.01%, falling from ₹810.45 to ₹693.30, touching a low of ₹693.30.

Infosys 

Infosys shares declined by 2.89%, dropping to ₹1,652.25 from ₹1,680.00, with a low of ₹1,637.05.

Bajaj Finserv

Bajaj Finserv saw a decrease of 2.10%, falling to ₹1,801.65 from ₹1,830.00, with a low of ₹1,797.35.

M&M

M&M dropped by 1.94%, moving down to ₹2,650.20 from ₹2,684.75, touching a low of ₹2,613.15.

Wipro

Wipro fell by 1.90%, reaching ₹275.55 from ₹277.00, with a low of ₹273.20.

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