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May 19, 2026
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Industry-government collaboration drives reforms, export growth and digital infrastructure expansion for stronger competitiveness and resilient growth.
Industry-government collaboration is urged to improve ease of doing business, strengthen competitiveness and accelerate reforms through resilience, productivity, supply-chain strength and export growth. Investment in data centres, cloud services and digital infrastructure is promoted, with cloud services from India or Indian data centres to the rest of the world described as enjoying 100 per cent tax-free status till 2047. Export-led growth, value addition, industrial parks, a single-window system and integrated digital access are presented as key operational priorities.
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Rupee depreciation driven by oil prices, capital outflows and dollar strength raises inflation and external pressure.
Sharp depreciation of the Indian rupee is attributed to elevated crude oil prices, sustained foreign portfolio outflows, widening trade deficits and broad US dollar strength. India's heavy dependence on imported oil increases dollar demand, while rising gold imports and higher overall imports widen the current account gap and add pressure on the currency. Reserve Bank of India intervention can smooth volatility, but it cannot fully offset structural pressure from oil costs and capital outflows.
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Pillar 3 disclosure requirements are being aligned with Basel norms as draft capital adequacy amendments invite public comments.
The Reserve Bank of India has issued draft amendment directions to align Pillar 3 disclosure requirements with the Basel Pillar 3 disclosure framework and invited public comments. The consultation covers proposed amendments to capital adequacy directions for commercial banks and small finance banks, reflecting a review aimed at greater consistency in prudential disclosure norms. Comments may be submitted through the designated online regulatory channel, by post, or by email within the stated consultation period.
May 19, 2026
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Retail inflation remained below the RBI's medium-term target even as wholesale inflation rose sharply, with fuel and energy prices driving a marked divergence between CPI and WPI readings. Petrol and diesel price increases are expected to add to retail inflation gradually through transport, logistics, food distribution and other input costs. The RBI is expected to maintain a cautious pause on interest rates while monitoring global crude prices, food inflation and the transmission of fuel price increases into retail inflation.
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EV charging and critical power growth drive Exicom's strongest FY26 quarter with EBITDA breakeven and expanding capacity.
Exicom Tele-Systems reported its strongest quarter of FY26, with standalone revenue and EBITDA margin improving sharply and consolidated EBITDA turning breakeven for the first time since the Tritium acquisition. The company linked the improvement to stronger domestic EV charging demand, rising exports and Tritium's commercial scale-up, while noting that the full-year consolidated loss reflected a longer period of Tritium operations in FY26. It also highlighted growth in the critical power business and the inauguration of an integrated Hyderabad manufacturing facility.
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Trade confidence in SME family businesses remains strong, but worsening risk and governance tensions are dragging down export potential.
India's SME family business exporters show strong trade optimism, but that confidence is being reduced by a hostile and worsening risk environment. A study of 461 leaders uses four indices to measure forward-looking optimism, macro risk burden, risk momentum, and family governance risk, producing a modestly positive Net Trade Confidence Score. The report highlights a structural gap between business expectations and operating conditions and calls for targeted support on trade literacy, export finance, and family governance in internationalisation decisions.
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Money laundering through benami accounts and extortion allegations drove custodial interrogation in a large financial crime probe.
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Temple gold monetisation rumours denied; official communications confirm no approved scheme or strategic reserve classification.
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Sanctions compliance settlement follows alleged Iran-linked LPG shipments, with cooperation, self-disclosure and remedial controls credited.
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Supply shock monitoring shapes RBI's data-dependent inflation stance as temporary price spikes may be looked through.
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Sanctions compliance and voluntary self-reporting led to a reduced OFAC settlement for Iranian-origin LPG import allegations.
Adani Enterprises settled an OFAC sanctions matter involving apparent violations linked to imports of Iranian-origin LPG through Mundra Port by agreeing to pay USD 275 million. The company said the resolution did not constitute a finding of guilt or wrongdoing and resolved all related liabilities. OFAC reduced the amount after voluntary self-reporting, proactive disclosure, cooperation, and corrective compliance steps, including strengthened sanctions controls and enhanced internal measures across the corporate group.
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Raw jute shortage and trade restrictions push jute mills toward closure, prompting demands for stock release and import relief.
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May 18, 2026
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Tribunal infrastructure and capacity need urgent strengthening to support the NCLT and NCLAT insolvency framework.
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Industrial policy incentives drive investment, jobs, exports and sector-specific manufacturing growth across Haryana's new policy framework.
Haryana approved the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026 as the State's principal industrial policy, replacing the 2020 framework and reclassifying industrial areas into core, intermediate, sub-prime and prime/focus categories. The policy is designed to attract large-scale investment, expand employment, increase exports and extend financial incentives across all blocks, including capital subsidy, R&D support, recruitment-linked incentives, export promotion measures and green-industry facilitation. It also provides for net SGST reimbursement, sector-linked assistance for large, mega and ultra mega units, and interest on delayed investor payments after 1 April 2026.
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Provisional attachment of properties under fugitive economic offender and money-laundering laws over alleged proceeds of crime linked to Mirchi family assets.
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Russian crude sourcing remains driven by commercial viability and energy security despite the expiry of a sanctions waiver.
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Trex Energy Launches REX BESS 125kW/261kWh with Liquid-Cooling (C&I) to Support Smart Industrial Energy Infrastructure

June 8, 2026

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• Integrated Smart BESS — 261kWh LFP battery with liquid cooling, EMS, and fire suppression • Multi-Use Energy Storage — Built for renewables, EV charging, backup power, and peak load management • Safe & Scalable — Real-time monitoring, remote diagnostics, and globally certified architecture HYDERABAD, India, June 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Trex Energy, an innovative energy storage solutions company headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana, today announced the official commercial launch of the REX BESS 125kW/261kWh with Liquid-Cooling Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). The REX BESS from Trex Energy combines liquid cooling, intelligent energy management system, and integrated AC/DC architecture to deliver reliable, scalable energy storage for commercial, industrial, and utility applications in India and globally. This product launch arrives against the backdrop of MSEDCL's new tariff policy, which signals electricity tariff rebates for the adoption of energy storage solutions Product Overview: The REX BESS 125kW/261kWh BESS The REX BESS is a fully integrated, single-cabinet energy storage solution featuring a 261 kWh LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery with a nominal voltage of 832V and a cell capacity of 314Ah. With a maximum DC voltage of 950V and a maximum input active power of 125kW, the system is designed for high-efficiency charge-discharge cycles across both on-grid and off-grid configurations. Operating reliably across temperatures from -20°C to 55°C, and rated IP54 for protection against dust and water ingress, the REX BESS is built for real-world industrial conditions. Commenting on the launch Roshan Shaik, Technical Director - Trex Energy, said, "The REX BESS is not just a product — it is our commitment to India's energy future. With liquid cooling, aerosol fire suppression, and intelligent cloud monitoring built into a single cabinet, we are giving our customers a system they can trust for decades of reliable operation." Key Features Efficient & Scalable: Flexible expansion design allows one machine to serve multi-effect matching across a variety of application scenarios. Optional 100kW MPPT and 200kW STS support future capacity growth without system replacement. Reliable & Safe: Equipped with aerosol fire suppression and multiple protection systems covering overcharge, over-discharge, short circuit, and thermal events — ensuring safety across all operating conditions. Smart Energy Intelligence: Integrated Energy Management System (EMS) with 4G connectivity and a 7-inch HMI touch screen enables real-time monitoring, remote diagnostics, and fingertip cloud maintenance from anywhere. Fully Integrated System: Highly integrated AC and DC design in a single cabinet (under 1700×1350×2200mm, under 3500kg). Compatible with PV input, AC bus, grid, loads, and EV charging piles in a unified architecture. Advanced Liquid Cooling: Precision liquid cooling maintains optimal cell temperatures across all conditions, significantly reducing degradation and extending the battery lifecycle compared to conventional air-cooled systems. Applications The REX BESS 125kW/261kWh BESS is designed to address a wide spectrum of energy challenges across industries: Peak Load Management: Reduce electricity costs significantly through effective peak shaving and load shifting, lowering demand charges for commercial and industrial facilities. Renewable Integration: Enhance solar (PV) and wind energy utilization with stable, high-capacity storage — directly compatible with PV input through the integrated EMS architecture. Energy Backup: Provide reliable power supply during grid outages for uninterrupted operations in critical facilities, manufacturing units, and data centers. EV Charging Support: Enable efficient and scalable EV charging infrastructure with stable power delivery, supporting India's fast-growing electric mobility ecosystem. Grid Support: Strengthen power networks with distributed energy solutions — supporting frequency regulation, voltage stabilization, and load balancing for utilities. Energy Trading (Arbitrage): Maximize savings by leveraging energy price fluctuations — charging during off-peak hours and discharging during peak tariff periods. Technical Specifications — REX BESS-125kW/261kWh Technical Specifications — Rex BESS-125kW/261kWh DC Side Max Voltage 950V Max Current 160A Voltage Range 650~950V AC Grid Connection Max. Apparent Output 138kVA Max. Input Active Power 125kW Nominal Voltage 400Vac, 3P3W+PE / 3P4W+PE Max. Input Current 200A Nominal Input Frequency 50/60Hz AC Off-Grid Nominal Voltage 400Vac, 3P3W+PE / 3P4W+PE Max Output Current 200A Nominal Frequency 50/60Hz Battery Cell Capacity 314Ah (LFP) Capacity 261kWh Nominal Voltage 832V Voltage Range 728~910V C Rate ≤0.5C System Level HMI 7-inch touch screen Fire Safety Aerosol fire suppression Cooling Method Liquid Cooling Operating Temperature -20°C to 55°C IP Degree IP54 Dimensions (W×D×H) <1700×1350×2200mm Weight <3500kg Others MPPT 100kW (Optional) STS 200kW (Optional) Optimistic about the future, Bharat Chhittarka, Managing Director – Trex Energy opined, "With the REX BESS now available for deployment, Trex Energy is ready to partner with industries, renewable energy developers, and utilities across India who need proven, intelligent, and safe energy storage solutions. This is the system that will power the next generation of smart energy infrastructure." Availability & Deployment The REX BESS 125kW/261kWh BESS is now available for order and deployment. Trex Energy provides end-to-end support — from site assessment and system design to installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance. Customized configurations, including optional MPPT (100kW) and STS (200kW) integration, are available to suit specific project requirements. For inquiries, project consultations, or to schedule a demonstration, contact Trex Energy directly. For more information about the product and the brand please visit the website. About Trex Energy Trex Energy is a Hyderabad-based energy storage solutions company dedicated to designing and delivering advanced Battery Energy Storage Systems for commercial, industrial, and utility applications. With a tagline of "We Store Electrons," Trex Energy is committed to accelerating India's clean energy transition through innovative, reliable, and intelligent energy storage technology. Trex Energy operates from its registered offices in Hyderabad, Telangana and Pune, Maharashtra. For media queries please contact: Narayan Vasu | Sales Director - Trex Energy Tel: +91 98660 11445 Email: [email protected] Web: www.trexenergy.in Address: 8th Floor, Vamsiram Suvarnadurga Tech Park, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad, Telangana 500032 Logo: https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2995678/Trex_Energy_Logo.jpg' alt='Embedded Media' /> (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PRNewswire and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR

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