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Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday

Indian equities witnessed sharp swings before ending lower amid expiry-day volatility and rising geopolitical concerns. Profit booking in broader markets, weakness in IT stocks and cautious global sentiment overshadowed support from banking and pharma shares, keeping investors on edge.

The Economic Times

Zee Entertainment shares rise over 3% ahead of FIFA World Cup, Rs 2,300-crore fundraising plans

Zee Entertainment Enterprises' shares rose after its board approved raising at least Rs 2,300 crore to fund strategic initiatives and bolster its balance sheet. The media company also secured exclusive rights for FIFA events until 2034, including the 2026 and 2030 World Cups, amidst a challenging March quarter financial performance.

The Economic Times

Micro-drama platform Bullet launches Trinetra AI—an AI filmmaking and content intelligence platform for micro dramas

Bullet, backed by Zee Entertainment Enterprises, has launched Trinetra AI, a platform that uses artificial intelligence for filmmaking and content intelligence. It helps creators develop, produce, and monetize stories efficiently. Trinetra AI leverages Zee's extensive data on Indian audiences and languages. The platform aims to boost the growing micro-drama industry,…

The Economic Times

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'Excited to bring world's biggest sporting spectacles to Indian audiences': Zee CEO Punit Goenka after securing FIFA broadcasting rights till 2034

Zee Entertainment Enterprises has partnered with FIFA. This collaboration will bring major FIFA football events to Indian audiences. The company will air tournaments including the FIFA World Cups. Zee is launching four dedicated sports channels. This move aims to expand football's reach in India. It offers a comprehensive viewing experience…

The Economic Times

Zee to stream FIFA World Cup 2026 in India

Zee Entertainment Enterprises has secured media rights for FIFA events in India until 2034. This includes the FIFA World Cup 2026 and 2030, and the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027. Zee will broadcast 39 global football events across its television and digital platforms. This move strengthens Zee's sports broadcasting portfolio…

The Economic Times

Zee Entertainment shares surge 20% in 5 days. What's behind the rally?

Zee Entertainment shares rallied 20% over the past five trading sessions, hitting a nearly six-month high and adding more than Rs 1,660 crore to the company's market value. The surge has been driven by expectations that Zee could secure the India media rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Economic Times

Zee in talks with FIFA to stream World Cup 2026 in India amid uncertainty over broadcast rights

Zee Entertainment Enterprises is in discussions with FIFA. The company aims to broadcast and stream the FIFA World Cup 2026 in India. This move could end uncertainty for Indian viewers. Zee is also launching new sports channels. These channels will feature various sports including football. The talks with FIFA are…

The Economic Times

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Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' makers agree to CBFC cuts; film to be resubmitted for certification

Zee Entertainment Enterprises, co-producer of Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' film, on Friday told the Bombay High Court it has agreed to the cuts suggested by the Censor Board.

The Times of India

Delhi court asks Bloomberg to remove ‘defamatory’ article on ‘accounting issues’ at Zee

A Delhi court has asked news outlet Bloomberg to remove an article about alleged accounting issues at Zee Entertainment Enterprises within a week in a defamation case filed by the latter, Livelaw reported.

Newslaundry

NCLT seeks Sony response to Zee plea seeking merger

Correction at 11.45 am on June 18: This report earlier carried a logo which belonged to Zee Media Corporation Limited (ZMCL) instead of Zee Entertainment Enterprises. ZMCL is not involved in the transaction between Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited and Sony Pictures Networks India. The error is regretted.

Newslaundry

‘Disappointed’: Sony after Singapore centre allows Zee to move India tribunal

The Sony group, or Culver Max Entertainment Pvt Ltd, has reportedly expressed disappointment after the Singapore International Arbitration Centre denied its petition to restrain Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd from approaching NCLT to enforce the merger that was called off.

Newslaundry

‘Sony’s criminal design to start merger and withdraw’: Subhash Chandra

“I can prove it was Sony’s criminal design to start the merger process and then withdraw,” Zee Entertainment Enterprises chairman emeritus Subhash Chandra has told The Economic Times in an interview.

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Invesco funds to divest up to 7.8% stake in ZEEL

NEW DELHI: Investment firm Invesco on Wednesday said three funds managed by its developing markets investment team, including Invesco Developing Markets Fund, will sell up to 7.8 per cent of the share capital of Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL) to align exposures to the firm with other funds managed by…

The Times of India

I&B notice to Zee Tamil for ‘obnoxious’ comments against PM on kids reality show

The ministry of information and broadcasting has issued a notice to Zee Entertainment Enterprises over a reality show which the BJP alleged featured “obnoxious” comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the News Minute reported. This came after a complaint by CTR Nirmal Kumar, president of the IT and social media…

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