India 30 April 2026 - 11 May 2026

Adani Power Overtakes NTPC After 50% Rally, Rewriting India’s Power Stock Race

Adani Power Overtakes NTPC After 50% Rally, Rewriting India’s Power Stock Race

Adani Power has surged past state-run NTPC, now sitting as India’s most valuable publicly traded power company. Its shares have soared nearly 50% so far this year, pushing the market cap up to about ₹4.3 lakh crore. NTPC, by comparison, stands at roughly ₹3.9 lakh crore, according to NSE data. That puts the Adani Group firm ahead of the country’s public-sector powerhouse in terms of total listed share value. This shift is notable: Adani Power now commands a higher market value than NTPC, even though NTPC operates over 80 gigawatts of installed capacity—far outstripping Adani Power’s 18.2 GW. Investors, eyeing the private thermal-power player, have pushed up its stock on bets that squeezed electricity supplies, improved contracts, and stronger utilisation
May 11, 2026
HSBC’s New India Wealth Boss Shows Where the Bank Wants Growth Next

HSBC’s New India Wealth Boss Shows Where the Bank Wants Growth Next

HSBC Holdings Plc tapped Gautam Anand—a veteran with 25 years in banking—to lead its Global India private banking arm, putting him at the helm of a cross-border platform focused on high-net-worth clients tied to India. Anand’s remit spans India itself as well as major wealth centers like Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the UK. Timing’s crucial here. HSBC is set to release first-quarter results May 5, a chance for investors to see if Chief Executive Georges Elhedery’s restructuring efforts are paying off with more consistent growth—not simply reduced costs.
April 30, 2026