HEG Limited

SBI sanctions Rs 1,230 crore loan to HEG’s subsidiary

SBI sanctions Rs 1,230 crore loan to HEG arm

State Bank of India has approved a Rs 1,230 crore loan to TACC Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of HEG,…

Updated: October 15, 2025 16:56 IST

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Track key stock moves today as companies like Vodafone Idea, Bajaj Auto, and Godrej Properties announce major updates – get…

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Beyond Tata & Mahindra: The 3 ‘hidden’ stocks powering India’s EV revolution

Beyond Tata and Mahindra, ancillary companies like UNO Minda, HEG, and Servotech are emerging as silent champions of India’s EV…

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Two chemical stocks indicating strength and reversal

After five months of decline, the chemical sector is showing signs of recovery as prices stabilize and the broader market…

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In India, the consumer sector is witnessing a major change in leadership, with 1 in 3 CEOs switching roles in the last 3 years. 57% of these leaders moved from multinational corporations to Indian firms, driven by generational changes and increasing trust in local brands. Indian companies are also offering competitive compensation, making them attractive for global talent.

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