Daily Filing Digest — Saturday, 26 Sep 2026

The Madhya Pradesh High Court ordered the state to renew Som Distilleries' excise licences within 15 days. The Bhopal brewery has been shut since February, and management has said it supplied about half the company's volume. POWERGRID won its ninth transmission project of the year. Delta Corp and its subsidiaries received GST orders totalling ₹153.5 crore plus interest. And at KPI Green, more than a third of the votes cast went against a related-party resolution.

The one to read first

Som Distilleries & Breweries said the MP High Court quashed the 18 June order that had rejected renewal of its excise licences.

• The court directed renewal of all the company's manufacturing licences within 15 days of its 24 September judgment.
• It awarded the company ₹1 lakh in costs against the state, and preserved its right to claim damages for the closure.

The Bhopal licence was first suspended in February. In Q1 FY27, the company's total income fell 49% year on year. Its ratings have been cut three times since June.

Full read: Som Distilleries: The Licence Was the Business

Deals

• Quality Power called an EGM for 19 October to approve buying up to 100% of Winwin Speciality Insulators, for up to ₹272.34 crore. Part of the price is to be paid by issuing 10,17,123 new shares to Winwin's sellers.
• Adani Enterprises' subsidiary Adani Global bought 50% of Monvarex Aluminium Holding, an Abu Dhabi company that has not yet started business. The filing says the purpose is to enter alumina, aluminium smelting and coal-to-gas in India.
• KPI Green's subsidiary Sun Drops Energia completed the purchase of 62.91% of DEK and Mavericks Green Energy. (See also the related-party vote below.)
• Dr Lal PathLabs completed the purchase of 80% of Sunshine Healthcare in Ghana, through its Dubai subsidiary.
• Neogen Chemicals: its step-down subsidiary Neogen Morita New Materials will issue ₹76.80 crore of shares to its Japanese joint-venture partner, Morita.
• H.G. Infra Engineering acquired the transmission SPV Ranipur Chunar Power Transmission from REC Power Development and Consultancy, as required by the bid for the project.
• Baazar Style Retail allotted 10,00,000 shares at ₹328.25 on conversion of warrants held by a non-promoter. Cupid, which holds the warrants, approved converting up to 30,00,000; 86,00,000 were outstanding before this.

Orders and operations

• POWERGRID was declared the successful bidder for a transmission system for evacuating power from Lakadia, Jam Khambhaliya and Jamnagar.
  • The quoted annual transmission charge is ₹430.67 crore.
  • It is POWERGRID's ninth project won by competitive bidding in FY27.
• NTPC Green Energy declared commercial operation of the first 81.34 MW of its Kalasar solar project in Bikaner. The group's installed capacity is now 11,058.57 MW.
• Chemplast Sanmar restarted its EDC plant at Karaikal after the authorities provisionally revoked the prohibition order issued after the July incident.
• LCC Projects received letters of commitment from Reliance Industries for civil works at two 400 kV substations in Kutch, worth ₹70.35 crore before GST.
• RailTel won a ₹21.57 crore contract, including tax, from CMPDI for network and video-conferencing services over five years.
• Silver Touch Technologies received a purchase order from ISRO's Space Applications Centre for high-end workstations. No value was disclosed.
• USFDA inspections:
  • Unichem's Goa formulation plant ended with five observations, which the company calls procedural. It has 15 days to respond.
  • An inspection of Zydus' US pharmacovigilance office ended with no observations.

Capital

• Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers' shareholders approved a further public offering of up to ₹1,500 crore. It still needs approval from the Department of Fertilizers and DIPAM.
• POWERGRID's board approved borrowing up to ₹10,000 crore from SBI as an unsecured term loan or line of credit.
• Ratings:
  • CRISIL revised Neogen Chemicals' outlook to Stable from Negative, citing its ₹600 crore QIP.
  • ICRA upgraded two Juniper Green Energy subsidiaries: Gamma One to AA- from A+, and Kite to A from A-.
  • CARE upgraded Shaily Engineering Plastics' short-term rating to A1+.

Stakes

• Kapston Services: promoter Srikanth Kodali sold shares in the open market on 25 September and now holds 67.07%.
  • Kalyan Ram Nandamuri and three others bought 10,00,000 of those shares in a bulk deal.

The fine print

• Delta Corp and two subsidiaries received GST orders covering July 2017 to March 2022.
  • ₹79.32 crore of differential GST.
  • A further ₹37.11 crore on what the authority treats as a mixed supply taxable at 28%.
  • A penalty of ₹37.11 crore.
  • Interest at 18% on top.
• Electrotherm: the Enforcement Directorate provisionally attached ₹25.08 crore in two of its bank accounts. It also attached shares held by promoters Shailesh Bhandari (6,98,275) and Mukesh Bhandari (6,59,500).
• Speciality Restaurants: the ED provisionally attached ₹14.50 crore for 180 days. The amount is upfront warrant money the company forfeited after the allottees defaulted.
• KPI Green's resolution on material related-party transactions with its subsidiary Sun Drops Energia passed with 35.84% of votes against: 93,62,655 against and 1,67,61,630 in favour.
• Tax:
  • Sapphire Foods: GST show-cause notice of ₹19.99 crore for FY23.
  • Oracle Financial Services Software: income-tax penalties of ₹6.10 crore and ₹3.20 crore.
  • Panacea Biotec: penalty demands of about ₹9.82 crore.
  • Tata Communications: the ITAT granted relief on several AY 2011-12 issues, including its section 80-IA claim.
• Tata Power: the Power Ministry extended its Section 11 directions for the Mundra thermal plant to 31 December.
• People:
  • Reliance Power filed the resignation of Sasan Power's CEO, Sachin Mohapatra, with immediate effect.
  • At V-Guard, MD Mithun Chittilappilly becomes chairman as the independent chair retires.
  • At Aarti Drugs, Adhish Patil becomes managing director from 1 October.
• Tata Chemicals said KPMG resigned as statutory auditor of its UK material subsidiaries, including British Salt (5% of consolidated revenue). KNAV was appointed in its place. The filing says the subsidiaries' auditors have not raised any concern about their affairs, and BSR & Co. remains the company's statutory auditor.
• Vedanta Oil & Gas is seeking approval for an ESOP of up to 16.62 crore options, 4.25% of its capital.

Dates to note

• 28–30 Sep: proposed bank strike. South Indian Bank has also notified it; ATMs and digital channels will run.
• 29 Sep: Som Distilleries AGM. Teerth Gopicon's second creditors' meeting under insolvency.
• By 9 Oct: the court's 15-day deadline for renewing Som Distilleries' licences.
• 16–18 Oct: e-voting, then 19 Oct: Quality Power EGM on the Winwin acquisition.
• 31 Dec: expiry of Tata Power's extended Mundra directions.

What we're not reporting

1.0's pipeline failed for 26 Sep, and BSE downloads remain paused. So this digest is built from NSE documents only. 856 BSE-only filings could not be opened.

Their headlines include:

• takeover-code disclosures at Godrej Consumer, Chambal Fertilisers and Parag Milk;
• a High Court stay at Cochin Minerals;
• a resolution-applicant update at Samyak International;
• a correction of a misstatement in Kilburn Office Automation's annual report.

We will report these only once the documents can be read. The rest of the day was mostly AGM results, trading-window closures and routine appointments.

Educational research, not investment advice. Every figure above is drawn from the named company's own filing dated 26 September 2026 (or the date stated) and checked against the source; where a filing disclosed no value, none is stated. No buy/sell recommendations, no price targets. Moat & Margin is not a SEBI-registered Research Analyst or Investment Adviser.