Real estate funding: Private credit emerges as the top driver of India’s property boom, says a report
Private credit has emerged as one of the biggest forces driving India’s real estate boom. As more global and domestic investors search for alternatives to traditional investment avenues, a steady flow of private credit has opened up fresh funding routes for developers.  A new Knight Frank study places this change at the centre of the sector’s current momentum, noting that “Private credit has become indispensable to India’s real estate sector, delivering 12–21% Internal Rate of Return (IRR) well above traditional instruments and attracting global and domestic investors.” This performance is drawing sustained interest from high-net-worth and institutional investors seeking yield in a tight credit environment.

BL Kashyap & Sons bags Rs 254 crore work order from DLF Home Developers
Construction company BL Kashyap and Sons has received a Rs 254 crore order from DLF Home Developers. In an exchange filing, the company said that it has received the order to carry out civil structural, rough finishing and waterproofing work DLF Home Developers project in  Sector 63, Gurugram. 

Launches boost presales growth of top real estate developers in Q2
 

Why ACC shares are underperforming even after strong Q2 results
ACC Ltd’s stock has declined about 10% over the past year even as shares of many cement companies have gained. The Street is looking past the strong September quarter (Q2FY26) numbers and weighing the medium-term growth prospects, expected largely from how the Adani Group positions ACC.

NHAI to run social media campaign to promote new projects
New Delhi: An intensive social media awareness campaign highlighting features of the new highway projects will become a regular exercise as mandated by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). 

Maharashtra Govt approves ₹58,754 crore DPR for Uttan-Virar coastal corridor connecting South Mumbai to Vadhavan port
 

Oriental Foundry secures Rs 2.9 crore order from Southern Railway
Oriental Rail Infrastructure’s subsidiary, Oriental Foundry, has secured an order worth Rs 2.9 crore from Southern Railway, Indian Railways. The order is for the supply and manufacture of 826 units of coupler body with shank wear plate.