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    Stanley Lifestyles shares surge 9% after Morgan Stanley picks up over Rs 16 crore stake

    Stanley Lifestyles aims for business doubling in major metros with a steady 20% annual growth rate, steering clear of small town expansions.

    After a robust debut, Morgan Stanley picks up 3.5 lakh shares in Stanley Lifestyles for Rs 16.7 crore

    The shares were acquired through a bulk deal at Rs 478.9 each. In the same transaction, Oman India Joint Investment Fund sold approximately 40.7 lakh shares, according to BSE data. Separately, on the NSE, Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund and Nippon India Mutual Fund purchased 11 lakh and 5 lakh shares in Stanley, respectively.

    Stocks in news: JSW Infra, Stanley Lifestyles, SAMHI Hotels, Bank Of Baroda, IREDA

    Indicating that the company is still interested in the mega Tajpur deep sea port in West Bengal, JSW Infrastructure Ltd said that it remains open to re-evaluate its strategy for the project.

    PM Gati Shakti scheme is transforming India's infrastructure: Morgan Stanley

    In a recent report, Morgan Stanley has lauded India's PM Gati Shakti scheme, highlighting its significant impact on infrastructure development. The report emphasizes India's robust increase in infrastructure investment, projected to rise from 5.3% to 6.5% of GDP by F29, driven by a strong 15.3% CAGR. This growth is expected to total USD 1.45 trillion over five years, fostering high productive growth and enhancing investment rates. PM Gati Shakti integrates 16 ministries for coordinated infrastructure planning, focusing on multi-modal connectivity and logistics efficiency, which has shown tangible results in project completion and sectoral development.

    Govt’s infrastructure focus makes sector funds a compelling choice

    With the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) returning to administration for a third consecutive term and the 2024 Union Budget round the corner, analysts expect the government to retain focus on the infra sector with a sustained budgetary allocation.

    Private consumption seen growing, concerns on capex growth: Morgan Stanley Research

    Consumption growth has remained weak since the pandemic, recovering at a slow pace. Private consumption is recovering, with growth is tracking at 4% in the quarter ended March 31, 2024 as against 1.5% a year ago but it is just catching up to the pre-pandemic trend and remains below the pre-pandemic average of 6.3% in 2019.

    The Economic Times
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