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*Business News Headlines* 🇮🇳

*Economic Times*

Ø Mobikwik expects to double revenue this fiscal, stays cautious on IPO launch

Ø Tata Motors expects growth momentum to continue in 2022 as it looks to ramp up production

Ø NAEC seeks govt intervention in containing high cost of cotton yarn, fabrics to boost exports

Ø Anil Agarwal to set up $10 billion fund to hunt for govt assets

Ø Pharma industry seeks enhanced funds for healthcare sector, ease of doing biz in Budget

Ø HDFC real estate PE arm HDFC Capital to invest $2 billion in affordable housing ecosystem

Ø Future Retail may miss $14 million coupon payment on bonds

Ø TCS aims to grow in high double digits in Canada as demand for digitisation rises

Ø 445 infra projects show cost overrun of Rs 4.4 lakh cr

Ø Tata Motors drives in CNG variants of Tiago, Tigor priced between Rs 6.09 lakh and Rs 8.41 lakh

Ø Would target $300 bn services exports in 2022-23: SEPC

*Business Standard*

Ø Separate 5G band and aviation radar frequency: Bharti Airtel to Trai

Ø Centre to get cracking on IDBI Bank sale once LIC IPO is launched

Ø Good cycle for commodities will continue: JSW Steel's Seshagiri Rao

Ø Sebi asks PFS to file action taken report on governance within four weeks

Ø YES Bank Q3 net profit surges 77% to Rs 266 cr on lower provisions

Ø Our tech spend will only increase: HCL Tech chief C Vijayakumar

Ø ICICI Bank Q3 net profit jumps 25% to Rs 6,194 cr; NII rises 23%

Ø Power sector stocks may continue to shine as economic activity recovers

Ø Microsoft, Telangana seal deal for Rs 15,000-cr data centre in Hyderabad

Ø Sebi mulls dispute resolution mechanism to boost investor protection

Ø Mobikwik expects to double revenue this fiscal, stays cautious on IPO

*Financial Express*

Ø FabIndia plans Rs 4,000 crore IPO; promoters to gift over 7 lakh shares to artisans, farmers

Ø Gold prices likely to remain firm despite Fed’s tightening in 2022

Ø Liquidity, demand helps India Inc raise overseas bonds at lower rates in January

Ø GDP likely to grow 7.6% in FY23: India Ratings

Ø FDI flows to India slip 26 per cent in 2021: UN report

Ø Bank of Baroda plans to raise up to Rs 1,000 cr via AT-1 bonds

Ø Paper packaging segment revived fastest during Covid

Ø Radiant Cash Management Services, Veranda Learning Solutions get Sebi nod to float IPOs

Ø Borrowing cost for states rises on increase in G-Sec yield

Ø IT sector: Healthy growth likely in a weaker season

Ø Cabinet nod to Rs 1,500-cr equity infusion in IREDA