AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNSE IPO cleared: India’s market regulator SEBI has approved the National Stock Exchange’s long-delayed IPO, clearing the way for a potential ~₹30,000-crore offer-for-sale of 14.89 crore shares (about 6% of paid-up capital). The listing could come in late September, with the price band expected next week. Mauritius-linked healthcare deal: Union (Mauritius) Holdings, linked to Dr Azad Moopen’s family, bought an extra 0.57% stake in Aster DM Quality Care for about ₹350.34 crore, lifting its holding to ~24.58% after TPG-backed Centella Mauritius reduced exposure. Cross-border payments trend: PAPSS says Nigerian churches are increasingly driving cross-border remittances into Nigeria, with worshippers across Africa sending tithes and offerings via its local-currency settlement rails. Trade & market access: India’s recent wave of FTAs is reported to have opened duty-free access worth hundreds of billions for sectors including electronics, agriculture and gems—deals cited include Mauritius among others. Aviation connectivity: IndiGo plans daily Mumbai–Dar es Salaam flights from November, while Emirates is bringing back Airbus A380 service on select Asia-Pacific routes. Sports finance: CAF Champions League prelims kick off this weekend, with CAF support for clubs eliminated early to help cover travel and logistics.
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