Tiles and bathware manufacturer Varmora Granito opened its Rs 708.02 crore initial public offering on September 22, priced between Rs 140 and Rs 148 per share, joining a crowded pipeline of mainboard listings this quarter.
The National Stock Exchange's roughly $2.3 billion initial public offering closed oversubscribed 5.71 times, pulling in more than $10 billion in bids and cementing it as India's largest listing since Hyundai Motor India in 2024.
Indian equities snapped their longest weekly losing run in six years on September 21, with the Sensex adding 564 points and the Nifty closing above 23,400 as Brent crude eased and bargain buying returned to heavyweight stocks.
September 16, 2026 emerged as one of the busiest biotech venture-financing days of the year, with Circle Pharma and Sling Therapeutics alone raising over $215 million combined, according to Fierce Biotech's 2026 fundraising tracker.
Indian startups have raised $16.3 billion across approximately 1,450 equity funding rounds so far in 2026, a 6.9% increase over the same period last year, according to Tracxn data, even as overall deal count has declined.
RegCell, an Emeryville-based biotechnology company developing therapies to restore immune tolerance, has raised $66 million in total funding, including a $44 million Series A and a non-dilutive grant from Japan's AMED.
Evvy, a precision-medicine platform for women's health, has raised $40 million in Series B funding led by Catalio Capital Management, with a broad syndicate of femtech-focused investors joining the round.
The Bank of Japan convenes its two-day policy meeting on September 17, with economists near-unanimous in expecting a 25 basis-point rate hike to 1.25%, as attention shifts to the pace of subsequent tightening.
The US500 benchmark index rose 0.59% intraday on September 17, a tentative rebound following the prior session's sharp selloff, even as the index remains down 1.24% over the past month amid persistent rate uncertainty.
Global equity markets extended their decline as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 614 points and the 10-year Treasury yield climbed to its highest level since 2007, with traders bracing for continued Federal Reserve tightening.