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New Delhi [India], June 23: Modern kitchens demand appliances that can adapt to a variety of cooking and cleaning needs, and Hafele’s Valeriya Semi-Integrated Built-In Dishwasher is designed with this flexibility in mind. One of its key highlights is the Flexi Basket system, which enables users to optimise the loading space based on the size and type of utensils being washed, ensuring greater convenience during everyday use.

The upper basket is equipped with rollers and easy-to-use adjustment levers that allow users to conveniently alter the basket position whenever additional space is required. The foldable cup shelves and collapsible spikes in the lower basket further enhance loading flexibility, making it easier to accommodate larger cookware, serving dishes, and bulky utensils without compromising washing efficiency.

Thoughtfully designed to suit the dynamic requirements of modern households, the Flexi Basket feature helps maximise space utilisation while simplifying daily kitchen routines. By offering greater adaptability and convenience, the Valeriya Dishwasher ensures a more efficient and user-friendly dishwashing experience.

Established as a wholly owned subsidiary of Hafele Global network, Hafele India has been operating in India since 2003. An authority in the field of architectural hardware, furniture and kitchen fittings and accessories, the company also has a strong presence in synergized product categories like Home Appliances, Interior and Furniture Lighting, Sanitary Solutions, and Surfaces, positioning itself as a complete solution provider for interior solutions in India and South Asia. Hafele India has a strong nation-wide presence through its offices and design showrooms spread across the country. The showrooms function as a one-stop-shop for all home interior and improvement needs – from providing in-depth technical advice to kitchen and wardrobe designing services through a team of experts.

Log onto https://www.hafeleindia.com/en/info/service/contact-us/410/ to find the nearest Hafele showroom or design centre.

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Jivial Industries Limited, a manufacturer of aluminium railings and fixtures, opens its IPO on 23rd June 2026.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 23: Jivial Industries Limited, an established manufacturer of finished aluminium railings and fixtures serving the architectural and construction markets across India, has announced the opening of its Initial Public Offering on June 23, 2026. The Company proposes to raise ₹31.98 Crores through its public issue, and the shares are proposed to be listed on the SME Platform of BSE Limited (BSE SME).

• Fresh Issue – 13,59,600 Equity Shares
• Offer for Sale (OFS) – 2,72,400 Equity Shares
• Total Issue – 16,32,000 Equity Shares
• Issue Size – ₹ 31.98 Crores
• Issue Price – ₹ 196 Per Share
• Lot Size – 600 Equity Shares

Equity Share Allocation

• Market Maker – Up to 81,600 Equity Shares
• Retail Individual Investors (RII) – Up to 7,75,200 Equity Shares
• Others Then Individual Investors – Up to 7,75,200 Equity Shares

The net proceeds from the fresh issue will be utilized towards the purchase of new machineries, capital expenditure for renovation of manufacturing facilities, and general corporate purposes.

The issue will open for public subscription on June 23, 2026, and close on June 25, 2026. Corporate Makers Capital Limited is the Lead Manager to the issue, and Bigshare Services Private Limited is the Registrar to the issue.

Mr. Anand Jitendrabhai Chovatiya, Chairman & Managing Director of Jivial Industries Limited, expressed: “The proposed IPO marks an important milestone in Jivial Industries’ growth journey. Since inception, we have focused on delivering high-quality aluminium railings and fixtures that cater to the evolving needs of residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects across India.

Through our commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, we have built a strong market presence supported by a diversified product portfolio, patented designs, and a growing distribution network. As we move forward, our planned capacity expansion, backward integration into aluminium extrusion, and introduction of GFRP rebars are expected to enhance operational efficiencies and support long-term growth.

The proceeds from the IPO will help strengthen our manufacturing capabilities and support our expansion initiatives, enabling us to capitalize on the growing opportunities in India’s construction and infrastructure sectors while creating sustainable value for all stakeholders.”

Mr. Rohit Pareek, Director of Corporate Makers Capital Limited, stated: “The Indian architectural products industry is witnessing a gradual shift towards premium, design-oriented, and durable building solutions, driven by rapid urbanization, increasing infrastructure investments, and evolving consumer preferences. Growing construction activity across residential, commercial, and institutional segments is creating sustained demand for high-quality architectural products, while government initiatives focused on urban development continue to support long-term industry growth.

Jivial Industries has built a strong market position in the aluminium railings and fixtures segment through its commitment to quality, product innovation, and customer-centric offerings. The Company has consistently expanded its product portfolio and strengthened its market reach, enabling it to cater to the evolving requirements of customers across diverse segments.

We are delighted to be associated with Jivial Industries on its IPO journey. The proposed fund raise will support the Company’s planned capacity expansion, enhance its manufacturing capabilities, and reinforce its growth strategy. We believe Jivial Industries is well-positioned to capitalize on the long-term opportunities in the architectural products industry and create sustainable value for all its stakeholders.”

About The Company:

Incorporated in 2021, Jivial Industries Limited is engaged in the manufacturing of finished aluminium railings and fixtures catering to residential, commercial, and infrastructure applications. The Company offers a diverse range of products including aluminium railings, handrail systems, spigots, brackets, jointers, locks, bends, end caps, and other accessories designed to meet varied customer requirements.

Based in Rajkot, Gujarat, Jivial operates modern manufacturing facilities and is actively expanding its operations through backward integration into aluminium extrusion manufacturing. The Company serves customers across India through a network of 35 distributors and has strengthened its market position with three patented product designs.

For FY25, the Company reported revenue from operations of ₹1,200.61 Lakhs, while EBITDA stood at ₹374.94 Lakhs and Profit After Tax reached ₹297.15 Lakhs. The Company delivered a Return on Equity of 41.09% and a Return on Capital Employed of 47.12%.

For Dec’25, the Company reported revenue from operations of ₹1,211.35 Lakhs, while EBITDA stood at ₹376.47 Lakhs and Profit After Tax reached ₹294.77 Lakhs. The Company delivered a Return on Equity of 28.93% and a Return on Capital Employed of 33.14%, reflecting its strong operational efficiency and profitability.

Disclaimer:

Certain statements in this document that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties like government actions, local, political or economic developments, technological risks, and many other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated by the relevant forward-looking statements. The Company will not be in any way responsible for any action taken based on such statements and undertakes no obligation to publicly update these forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.

For Further Information, Please Contact:

Milind Apte – Director
AKMIL Strategic Advisors Private Limited
milind@akmiladvisors.com
Mo. – 9820941925

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 23: A medical concern during an overseas trip can feel especially stressful when it involves your mother. Australia is known for reliable healthcare, but treatment as a visitor can involve formal processes, specialist care, hospital admission, and ongoing recovery needs.

For Indian families planning travel, choosing international travel insurance thoughtfully can make a meaningful difference when medical attention becomes necessary away from home.

Understanding the Cost of Medical Care in Australia

Medical care in Australia can involve consultation fees, diagnostic tests, medicines, specialist referrals, and hospital services. This is where international travel insurance may support better financial preparedness during the trip.

What families should know first:

• Visitor medical expenses may vary by hospital, location, and treatment type.
• A wider cover amount may offer better financial preparedness.

Limited Medical Coverage Can Lead to Large Out-of-Pocket Expenses

Basic overseas policies may appear adequate at the time of purchase, but they may not match the care needs of an elderly parent. A short doctor visit can progress into tests or observation.

What to check before travelling:

• Review medical cover limits before selecting a policy.
• Check whether outpatient care, medicines, and diagnostics are included.

Pre-existing Medical Conditions May Not Be Covered

Many elderly parents travel with diabetes, hypertension, cardiac concerns, or other ongoing health conditions. Such conditions need careful attention while buying international travel insurance, as coverage depends on policy wording.

Details worth reading very carefully:

• Declare known medical conditions accurately during purchase.
• Read clauses related to pre-existing conditions, stability periods, and emergency care.

Emergency Hospitalisation Can Exceed Standard Policy Limits

A sudden fall, infection, chest discomfort, or breathing difficulty may require hospitalisation. In such situations, families need quick access to care rather than confusion about what the policy supports.

What matters during an emergency:

• Choose coverage that considers emergency admission and intensive care.
• Check sub-limits, deductibles, and claim documentation requirements.

Medical Evacuation and Repatriation Costs Are Often Overlooked

Serious medical situations may involve transfer to another medical facility or return travel to India when medically advisable. These arrangements can be complex and time-sensitive.

Arrangements that families may easily overlook:

• Look for emergency evacuation and repatriation benefits.
• Confirm whether assistance services coordinate with hospitals and families.

Follow-up Treatment and Recovery Expenses

Medical care does not always end after discharge. Your mother may need follow-up visits, medicines, mobility support, or extended rest before she can safely continue travelling or return home.

Recovery costs can continue later:

• Review coverage for post-hospitalisation treatment where available.
• Consider how recovery may affect accommodation and travel plans.

Caregiver and Family Travel Support May Be Limited

When a parent becomes unwell abroad, a family member may need to stay back, travel urgently, or coordinate care locally. Basic plans may not provide sufficient support for these situations.

Family support deserves attention too:

• Check compassionate visit or family travel benefits, if offered.
• Review limits for extended stay and related arrangements.

Coverage for Trip Disruptions Caused by Medical Emergencies

A medical emergency can affect flights, hotel bookings, tours, and return schedules. This is particularly relevant when the traveller needs rest, treatment, or medical clearance before flying.

Travel changes need financial planning:

• Look for benefits related to trip interruption or curtailment.
• Keep medical documents and travel receipts for claim assessment.

Access to Better Medical Networks and Assistance Services

During a stressful medical situation, guidance matters. A policy with assistance services can guide families towards suitable hospitals, claim procedures, and emergency coordination.

Guidance can reduce stress quickly:

• Prefer plans with round-the-clock assistance support.
• Check whether cashless or direct billing options may be available.

How to Choose Coverage That Better Protects Elderly Parents

Choosing travel insurance for your mother should go beyond the lowest premium. Her age, medical history, trip duration, destination, and planned activities should guide the decision.

Choose with your parent in mind:

• Compare coverage limits, exclusions, deductibles, and emergency benefits.
• Ensure all disclosures are accurate and documents are easily accessible.

Conclusion

A trip to Australia should be comfortable and memorable for your mother, not overshadowed by uncertainty around medical expenses. Basic overseas insurance may suit some travellers, but elderly parents often need more carefully selected protection.

Before departure, read the policy wording, disclose health details correctly, and choose coverage aligned with her needs. Benefits and claim outcomes remain subject to policy terms, underwriting guidelines, and claim assessment.

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New Delhi [India], June 23: Over the years, we noticed something frustrating while working with brands and creators — most influencer campaigns don’t fail because of weak ideas. They fail because execution becomes chaotic halfway through.

Too many calls. Too many spreadsheets. Delayed approvals. Missing reports. Confusion around payments. Campaign managers spend more time coordinating than actually building campaigns.

That’s the reason we built InkRevenue’s new Influencer Marketing platform.

We’re Aditya Saraswat and Saksham Khanda, founders of InkRevenue and IIT Delhi alumni from the 2017 chemical engineering batch. Since starting the company, we’ve worked across advertising, creator campaigns, publisher monetization, and performance marketing. One thing became obvious very quickly: Influencer marketing needed better systems.

The industry has grown fast, but the backend processes are still messy in many places. Brands want accountability and measurable business impact, but teams are still manually handling discovery, negotiations, approvals, tracking, and payouts across multiple platforms.

We built this product to simplify that entire flow.

The platform helps manage campaigns from creator discovery all the way to reporting and payments. Instead of jumping between tools and endless follow-ups, teams can manage campaigns in one place with clearer visibility on timelines, deliverables, and performance.

We’ve also built AI-based systems that help us organize and process creator data across major social platforms. That makes discovery faster and helps brands identify creators who are actually relevant for a campaign instead of relying only on follower counts.

At the same time, we didn’t want the platform to feel robotic.

Influencer marketing still depends heavily on relationships, creativity, timing, and judgment. We see technology as support infrastructure — not a replacement for people running campaigns.

A big part of shaping the operational side of the platform came from Tanupriya Saraswat, who leads Operations & Strategy at InkRevenue. Her experience in consulting and execution helped us build workflows that are practical for real campaign teams working under tight timelines.

The product is designed for both small activations and larger campaigns involving multiple markets and creators. Teams can track approvals, manage campaign assets, monitor performance, and handle invoicing from a centralized dashboard.

Some immediate benefits for brands include:

• Faster creator shortlisting
• Better visibility on campaign progress
• Simpler coordination between teams
• Cleaner reporting
• Faster invoicing and payouts

Internally, this has also helped our own teams reduce repetitive coordination work and focus more on strategy and campaign quality.

Today, InkRevenue’s influencer division includes around 50 people working across creator partnerships, execution, strategy, and account management. We’ve grown the company organically without external funding, and that has forced us to stay operationally disciplined from day one.

This launch is less about “adding AI” for the sake of it and more about solving everyday operational problems that slow campaigns down.

Influencer marketing in India is moving toward performance and accountability much faster now. Brands are asking sharper questions around ROI, attribution, timelines, and execution quality. We believe the tooling around the industry needs to evolve accordingly.

Our goal with this platform is straightforward: make influencer campaigns easier to execute, easier to track, and easier to scale.

About InkRevenue

InkRevenue is a Gurgaon-based marketing and advertising company working across influencer marketing, social media campaigns, branding, and publisher monetization. Founded by Aditya Saraswat and Saksham Khanda, the company focuses on building performance-driven marketing systems supported by strong operational execution.

Website link: https://www.inkrevenue.com/