Ritesh Agarwal-led OYO has taken a decisive step toward its long-awaited stock market debut by rebranding its parent entity as “Prism.” The move reflects the hospitality unicorn’s intent to signal a broader vision that extends beyond traditional hotel aggregation. As OYO prepares for its initial public offering, the renaming is seen as part of a strategic repositioning to appeal to global investors, underscore diversification efforts, and refresh its corporate identity after years of operational challenges and restructuring.

In a landmark development for India’s housing sector, co-living operator Colive has teamed up with Bain Capital and the Sattva Group to establish a $100 million rental housing fund. The initiative seeks to meet surging demand for affordable and organized rental housing solutions across major Indian cities, driven by rapid urban migration and evolving consumer lifestyles. The fund will be deployed to develop and operate purpose-built rental homes that address the acute shortage of quality, professionally managed housing options.

Adani Power has announced plans to construct a large-scale hydropower project in Bhutan, marking a significant step in India’s efforts to deepen energy cooperation with its Himalayan neighbor. The venture is expected to add substantial clean energy capacity to Bhutan’s power sector while reinforcing cross-border electricity trade with India. Analysts believe this development underscores both Adani’s long-term renewable energy strategy and New Delhi’s broader push to strengthen regional energy security.

The Delhi-NCR region witnessed a sharp 25 percent increase in retail space demand during the first half of 2025, according to CBRE’s latest market report. This surge highlights a revival in consumer spending and a renewed appetite for organized retail across malls and high streets. Fashion retailers, food and beverage chains, and electronics brands emerged as the primary drivers of leasing activity.

Sony has projected a 10 percent increase in television sales in India following the government’s decision to reduce the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on consumer electronics. The company believes the tax cut will enhance affordability, particularly in the mid- and premium-segment television market, where price sensitivity often influences purchasing decisions.

The government’s decision to reduce the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on cement is poised to bring substantial relief to India’s infrastructure and real estate sectors. As cement is one of the most heavily taxed construction inputs, the rate cut is expected to significantly lower project costs, improve cash flows for developers, and accelerate stalled construction activity.

Delhi International Airport Ltd. has introduced a premium bus service linking Indira Gandhi International Airport with Noida and Greater Noida, offering travelers a more comfortable and cost-effective alternative to private cabs and app-based taxis. The service, featuring luxury coaches equipped with modern amenities, is designed to improve regional connectivity while catering to the growing number of passengers traveling from the National Capital Region (NCR) to the airport.

Tata Motors has announced a sweeping reduction in vehicle prices following the government’s latest Goods and Services Tax (GST) revision, signaling a potential boost for the domestic automobile market. The company confirmed that the price cuts will apply across its passenger vehicle portfolio, reflecting its strategy of passing on the full benefit of lower taxes to customers. The decision is expected to stimulate demand, particularly in entry-level and mid-range segments, while strengthening Tata Motors’ competitive edge in a price-sensitive market like India.

Stellantis, the multinational automotive giant behind brands such as Jeep, Citroën, and Peugeot, has projected a surge in car demand in India, citing tax rationalisation as a key driver of growth. The company believes that a more balanced taxation regime could enhance affordability, expand the consumer base, and stimulate the long-term expansion of the automobile industry. With India emerging as one of the fastest-growing auto markets, Stellantis’ outlook underscores how policy reforms can play a decisive role in shaping both consumer sentiment and industry dynamics.

Vedanta Ltd. has successfully outbid the Adani Group to acquire Jaiprakash Associates Ltd. (JAL) in a transaction valued at Rs. 17,000 crore. The deal, one of the largest in recent memory within India’s infrastructure and natural resources sectors, marks a pivotal victory for Vedanta in a competitive landscape dominated by conglomerates vying for scale and diversification. The acquisition is expected to strengthen Vedanta’s foothold in the cement and construction materials market, while also reflecting the growing intensity of corporate rivalries shaping India’s industrial ecosystem.