8Caprolactam is flat this week after rising earlier in the month

8Acrylic Acid is higher compared with a month ago, despite limited weekly movement. 

8Ortho-xylene is up on a fortnight view after earlier weakness

8Octanol was steady on a weekly view, showing little change from last Friday. 

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8The following are the prices of Aniline in China

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8Private developers hold 26,660 MW Pumped Storage Projects (PSP) versus 13,273.5 MW HEP. That’s a +100.9% PSP over HEP within private portfolios. The buildout implies a merchant and ancillary bias where storage can monetise peak spreads and system services. Grid operators should plan for fast-ramping private PSP commanding dispatch at peak.

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8India’s LNG-powered trucks and fuel retail underperformed in 2025 [Essar]
8Monthly CGD progress report as on November, 2025 [PNGRB]
8Introduction of internship programme in Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board [PNGRB]
8PNGRB’s role in promoting cleaner fuels to improve urban air quality [PNGRB]
8Intimation under Regulation 30 regarding credit rating reaffirmation and withdrawal of NCDs [GES]
8Disclosure under Regulation 30 regarding GST demand orders received by Aegis Logistics Limited [Aegis]
8APSEZL operational performance update for December 2025 [Adani Port]
8Clarification on media report regarding composite licence for Phop graphite block in Arunachal Pradesh [OIL]
8ONGC enters ethane shipping through joint venture with MOL, Japan [ONGC]
8ONGC swiftly mobilises emergency response after gas leak incident at Mori field [ONGC]
8IEX power market update for 9MFY’26, Q3FY’26 and December 2025 [IEX]
8Gas leak incident at well Mori #5, Andhra Pradesh [DIL]
8Change in email ID of company and investor grievance redressal [Selan]
8Appointment of Shri S. G. Venkatesh as director (technical) [CPCL]

1) Hindustan Zinc Ltd: Disclosures
8Promoter-group financing arrangements can trigger listed-entity disclosure even when the listed entity is not a signatory.
 
2) GSFC: Change of guard
8GSFC discloses a government-order-driven leadership change: a new MD appointed w.e.f. Jan 3, 2026, and the prior MD resigned effective Jan 2, 2026.
 
3) Deepak Fertilisers: Final MCA compounding order and fees paid
8Compounding cost is explicit; more material is the control environment signal around disclosures of property/investments/contingent liabilities.
 
4) GNFC: Change in director
8A cross-board linkage plays out: cessation from GSFC MD role triggers resignation from GNFC’s board; GNFC files disclosure with resignation letter.
 
5) Paradeep Phosphates Limited: Rs 20000 crore limit
8The company is raising borrowing limits to Rs.20,000 crore and authorising mortgages and charges