Eswari Global Metal Industries is poised for a major Initial Public Offering (IPO) with an ambitious target of raising Rs 1,100 to Rs 1,300 crore. This strategy entails both a fresh share issuance and an offer-for-sale by existing promoters. The proceeds are earmarked for expanding manufacturing capabilities, clearing debts, and addressing general corporate requirements. The company has showcased impressive financial achievements for the nine-month period concluding December 2025.
BSE Ltd has announced a significant transition in its management of international licensing for market data products, effective January 1, 2027. This move sees BSE taking charge from Deutsche Börse AG, which previously handled these operations since their 2013 agreement. Clients outside India, however, will experience no disruption in service, while Indian clients maintain their direct access unchanged.
Pristine Logistics and Infraprojects has confidentially filed its DRHP with Sebi for an IPO. The rail-focused multimodal logistics company is expanding terminals, warehousing and cargo operations while strengthening growth with a Rs 3,422 crore coal mining contract and broader infrastructure footprint.
Macquarie expects the AI investment boom to unwind through a series of "rolling bubbles" rather than a single crash, as different segments of the AI ecosystem heat up and cool down over time. Global AI investment has surged to about $850 billion in 2026, far exceeding historical technology booms.
GIFT Nifty has hit a record open interest of $21.56 billion, reflecting rising global investor participation in India's offshore derivatives market. The milestone, achieved on June 25, also saw contracts reach an all-time high, reinforcing GIFT Nifty's growing role as a preferred platform for trading Indian equity derivatives.
Investors have a final chance today to buy shares in Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, and Bajaj Holdings and Investment to be eligible for significant dividends. Bajaj Finance offers Rs 6 per share, Bajaj Finserv Rs 1.50, and Bajaj Holdings and Investment a substantial Rs 130 per share. This opportunity arises due to the T+1 settlement cycle, making today as the last day to secure these payouts.
Over the past 1 month, 13 penny stocks have recorded sharp declines, falling between 20% and 55%. These underperformers were identified through a targeted screening approach focused on stocks with a market cap below Rs 1,000 crore, a share price under Rs 20, and a minimum recent trading volume of 5 lakh shares. The strategy aims to highlight low-priced, actively traded penny stocks that have experienced significant downside. (Data Source: ACE Equity)Although penny stocks often attract investors with their low entry prices and potential for rapid gains, they come with substantial risks. Due to low liquidity, high volatility, and limited transparency, they are prone to manipulation and sudden price drops. Without a clear strategy and strong risk controls, investors may face more losses than gains.
ICICI Pru Balanced Hybrid Fund and ICICI Pru Multi-Asset Active FOF will open for subscription on June 30 and close on July 14. The minimum investment amounts are Rs 500 and Rs 1,000, respectively.
Christopher Wood has cut select Indian equities to increase exposure to South Korean chipmakers like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, betting on the AI-driven capex cycle. He views memory stocks as core beneficiaries, citing strong demand, attractive valuations and structural shifts, while warning that malinvestment risks could eventually disrupt the AI trade.
Passive investing is gaining rapid traction in India, with DSP’s Anil Ghelani projecting ETFs and index funds to grow from 17% to 30% of mutual fund assets within five years. The shift reflects changing investor behaviour, with passive strategies forming core portfolios and active funds playing a selective, high-alpha role.
India's sole listed stock exchange, BSE, faces a significant shift as rival NSE files for its own listing. NSE, dominating market share, is expected to list on BSE, creating a unique dynamic. Despite a recent revenue dip, NSE's IPO could offer a valuation discount compared to BSE, sparking investor debate on future market equilibrium and exchange valuations.
Wall Street ended lower on Friday, with AI chip stocks experiencing a significant downturn while Moderna and other healthcare companies surged. Investors are weighing the long-term potential of AI against concerns about the substantial investment required for data centers. Inflationary pressures, fueled by energy prices and chip costs, remain a concern, impacting companies like Apple and prompting discussions about potential interest rate hikes.
GIFT Nifty signals a weak start for Indian markets after a sharp global sell-off led by declines in AI and semiconductor stocks across Asia. Profit booking, weak tech sentiment and mixed Wall Street cues weighed on markets, even as analysts maintain a positive near-term outlook for Nifty above key support levels.
FMCG stocks remained under pressure in 2026, with the sector index declining 10% year-to-date amid geopolitical disruptions and inflationary pressures. Most major names, including ITC, Dabur and Godrej Consumer Products saw sharp declines, while Hindustan Unilever and Colgate-Palmolive showed relative resilience.
Brokerages have initiated fresh coverage on several Indian stocks across metals, textiles, engineering and luxury retail, with mostly Buy ratings and double-digit upside targets. Firms like Meesho, Vedanta Aluminium, GE Vernova T&D and Welspun Living are seen as key beneficiaries of sectoral growth and structural demand trends.
Overseas investors have poured a record ₹39,640 crore into Indian government bonds this June, driven by tax exemptions and expanded access to sovereign debt. These measures aim to boost foreign participation and are fueling expectations of India's inclusion in global bond indices. While inflows are strong, experts advise caution due to elevated US Treasury yields, though confidence in Indian debt is rising.
Indian markets saw a mixed close on Thursday. While the Nasdaq and S&P dipped due to Big Tech's AI spending concerns, the Dow edged higher. Investors reacted to fresh economic data showing rising inflation and a robust GDP growth. Despite strong earnings from chipmakers like Micron, worries about the Federal Reserve's next move persisted, influencing market sentiment.
US inflation climbed to 4.1% in May, driven by rising energy prices, keeping the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike plans on the table for September. Despite this, consumer spending surged, bolstered by tax refunds and a stock market rally. Business investment in equipment also rebounded, particularly in AI-related technology, offering a mixed economic outlook.
Despite volatile markets, several stocks delivered exceptional returns, with 13 companies gaining 70–200% in three months. HFCL led the rally, while broader market strength created significant wealth-creation opportunities for investors.
Ace investor Madhusudan Kela's funds, along with Niveshaay Sambhav Fund, have injected Rs 49.99 crore into Steamhouse India via a pre-IPO placement. This strategic investment positions these entities to hold nearly 3% of the company's pre-IPO equity. Steamhouse India, a Surat-based firm, operates a unique centralized steam supply model for industries and is preparing for its initial public offering.
Shares of gold financiers declined as a sharp fall in gold prices and a stronger US dollar weighed on sentiment. Expectations of further US Federal Reserve rate hikes pressured bullion, raising concerns over collateral values and loan demand for gold-backed lenders such as Manappuram Finance, Muthoot Finance and IIFL Finance.
Tata Sons faces renewed scrutiny after RBI tightened rules for upper-layer NBFCs, reinforcing pressure for mandatory listings above Rs 1 lakh crore in assets. While the conglomerate exceeds the threshold, its de-registration request remains pending. The listing debate has also exposed divisions within Tata Trusts, with leadership opposing a listing while some trustees publicly support it, highlighting internal discord.
Indian equity markets are poised for further gains, with Nifty aiming for 25,000 if it holds the 23,800 support. Banking and defence sectors are highlighted as potential outperformers. Defence stocks, despite recent dips, are expected to resume their uptrend, presenting buying opportunities. The banking sector, after a period of underperformance, is anticipated to lead the next market rally, with Bank Nifty targeting 61,000.
Despite easing West Asian tensions, the RBI remains cautious, with Governor Sanjay Malhotra emphasizing data dependency over pre-set interest rate paths. While the truce offers relief on inflation and growth, uncertainties surrounding crude oil prices and the monsoon necessitate continued vigilance. The central bank is closely monitoring potential inflation spillover effects and external challenges, maintaining a wait-and-watch approach for future policy moves.
Tata Motors shares rose after outlining strong growth targets, including margin expansion and cash flow improvement. Brokerages remain divided, with JM Financial bullish, while Nomura and Motilal Oswal stay cautious on near-term demand and margins. Long-term outlook remains supported by infrastructure growth, CV demand recovery and digital and EV initiatives.
Motilal Oswal has initiated coverage on eight textile companies, turning bullish on Gokaldas Exports, Indo Count, Arvind Fashions, Pearl Global and Welspun Living. The brokerage expects improving global demand, trade agreements and supply-chain shifts to support India’s textile sector recovery and long-term export growth.
JP Morgan has initiated coverage of India’s capital markets sector with a bullish outlook, citing resilient SIP inflows and rising retail financialisation. The brokerage prefers Angel One, CAMS and ICICI AMC, while staying cautious on BSE, KFin, CDSL and MCX despite strong recent stock performance.
Suzlon Energy is attracting steady foreign investment despite market volatility, with FIIs increasing holdings for the third consecutive quarter. The company is transforming into a full-stack renewable energy solutions provider with an ambitious FY31 roadmap, targeting significant revenue growth and market share expansion. Brokerages are optimistic about its "Suzlon 2.0" strategy, focusing on integrated wind, solar, and storage solutions, though a Sebi order remains a concern.
Wright PMS's Sonam Srivastava champions a data-driven approach to active investing, analyzing over 300 data points to identify alpha. Her firm's Factor Fund has significantly outperformed benchmarks, delivering nearly 20% CAGR. Srivastava highlights dynamic allocation across sectors like data centers and power transmission, emphasizing a quantitative strategy that adapts to market regimes and volatility for superior returns.
Despite muted index returns and significant FII outflows, the Indian equity market's underlying economy shows resilience with healthy earnings growth. Axis AMC's Shreyash Devalkar highlights AI-driven FII exits and suggests large caps offer valuation comfort but limited growth. He favors mid and small caps for structural growth themes, though valuations are elevated. SIPs remain the preferred investment strategy amidst ongoing macro uncertainties.
Info Edge's stock surged over 4% as its artificial intelligence investments more than doubled in value, reaching Rs 1,268 crore. The company's AI startup portfolio has yielded a 2.1x multiple and a 31% internal rate of return. Overall, Info Edge's startup investments are now valued at Rs 41,300 crore, reflecting strong growth across its technology ventures.
Ocean cruise operator Waterways Leisure Tourism is set to raise ₹585 crore for expansion and lease payments. Despite operating a single vessel, the company plans to add two more, aiming to boost capacity. However, recent financial reports show declining revenue and profits, with a significant increase in passenger attrition and dependence on Mumbai as a key port. Investors are advised to await financial clarity due to these concerns.
Reliance Industries shares surged as investors anticipate significant value from the upcoming Jio Platforms IPO, alongside advancements in AI and new energy ventures. Brokerages foresee substantial stock upside, with the Jio IPO expected to offer clearer insights into its growth and profitability. The company's ambitious plans, including an AI plant and scaling new energy, are fueling optimism for continued growth.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra urged banks to embrace digital transformation and view MSMEs as vital partners, not just compliance. Speaking at International MSME Day, he stressed investing in technology, R&D, and innovation for entrepreneurs. Malhotra highlighted the need for financial institutions to leverage digital infrastructure like Account Aggregator and ULI for efficient, data-driven credit.
A Louisiana-based company, Fibrebond, has made headlines after its sale for $1.7 billion, with former owner Graham Walker gifting a staggering $240 million to 540 employees. This unprecedented payout, a condition of the sale, saw each full-time worker receive an average of $443,000, transforming lives and rewarding decades of dedication. The bonuses are being distributed over five years, with older employees receiving theirs upfront.
Indian equities ended lower on Friday, snapping a five-session winning streak as heavy IT selling and weak global cues weighed on sentiment. Sensex fell 607 points and Nifty dropped below recent highs. Analysts remained cautiously optimistic, favouring a buy-on-dips approach supported by easing volatility and expectations of earnings recovery.
Indian equity markets saw a significant boost last week, with the top ten firms gaining Rs 2.15 lakh crore. Bharti Airtel led the surge, adding over Rs 52,000 crore to its valuation. This rally was fueled by easing geopolitical tensions and improved global investor confidence. Reliance Industries retained its position as the most valued company, despite a slight dip in TCS's market cap.
Analyst target prices suggest several Sensex heavyweights could offer strong upside over the next 12 months. Based on Trendlyne consensus estimates, stocks including TCS, Infosys, HIL, Eternal and Reliance Industries show return potential ranging from 20% to 40% amid a more selective market environment.
Nine penny stocks have surged between 25% and 125% in the past six months, identified through filters like market cap under Rs 1,000 crore and share price below Rs 20. These micro-cap stocks, with active trading volumes, highlight the potential for significant returns in this segment.
Indian fathers are redefining legacy, moving beyond just assets to financial behaviour. The rise of micro-investing and digital platforms allows for consistent, small-scale participation, making wealth creation an everyday habit. This shift, driven by accessibility and automation, teaches children valuable lessons in discipline and long-term planning, shaping a more enduring inheritance than mere wealth.
Fathers can build financial independence and generational wealth through strategic mutual fund investments, experts advise. Starting early, ideally in the late 20s or early 30s, leverages compounding for a robust retirement corpus. For legacy wealth, a higher equity allocation is recommended, focusing on long-term growth. Avoiding common mistakes like delaying retirement planning and keeping too much in low-yield fixed deposits is crucial.
Jio Platforms is gearing up for its IPO, planning to allocate a significant portion of the funds to repay nearly $3 billion in external commercial borrowings for its telecom arm. This move aims to slash debt, reduce interest expenses, and bolster the company's financial standing. The deleveraging will empower Jio to pursue strategic growth in areas like 5G, broadband, AI, and cloud services, positioning it for future investments and opportunities.
The National Stock Exchange's proposed initial public offering (IPO), expected to raise nearly Rs 30,000 crore through an offer-for-sale, could become India's largest-ever public issue, while also highlighting the exchange's dominant position in the country's capital markets and its heavy reliance on derivatives trading revenues, according to an analysis by Zerodha's Daily Brief.
India's 2026 macro outlook will hinge on monsoon performance, while the investor base continues to get younger and more geographically dispersed, and trading activity remains heavily concentrated among large investors, NSE data showed in its latest report.
According to the DRHP, NSE and Nuvama Wealth Finance filed a civil suit before the Delhi High Court against Kashmiri Lal Rana and NSDL in May 2025, alleging that 5,000 NSE shares were mistakenly transferred to Rana's demat account on December 28, 2023, despite no corresponding purchase request or consideration being paid.
While Reliance Industries remains firmly in control with a 66.43% stake, the shareholder register reads like a who's who of global technology, private equity and sovereign wealth investors, including Meta, Google, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, KKR, Vista Equity Partners, Mubadala, General Atlantic, ADIA and TPG.
In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Kamath described NSE as a "cash generation and distribution machine", noting that the exchange earned more than Rs 10,300 crore in profit in FY26 and distributed about Rs 8,660 crore as dividends, translating into a payout ratio of 84%.
Barack Obama became emotional as his wife Michelle delivered a heartfelt tribute at the Obama Presidential Center's opening ceremony. Michelle's speech, reflecting on their journey, family, and his public service, brought tears to the former president's eyes. The event celebrated their shared values and commitment to democracy.
Iran-US Deal: US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a 14-point Memorandum of Understanding at France's Palace of Versailles, aiming to end hostilities and setting a 60-day negotiation timeline. The agreement includes commitments on military operations, the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's nuclear program, and sanctions relief, marking a significant diplomatic moment at a historically charged venue.
ICICI Prudential AMC shares dropped 2% to Rs 513 as 34.4 crore shares became eligible for trade post IPO lock-in expiry. The company's stock has seen significant volatility since its December listing, currently trading 32% above its listing price and 59% above its IPO price. Recent earnings show a 10% year-on-year profit increase in Q4 and a 24.
The IPO comprises a fresh issue worth Rs 660.7 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of Rs 221.9 crore, taking the total issue size to about Rs 883 crore. The price band has been fixed at Rs 144-152 per share.
Money market rates have risen as banking system liquidity dropped to its lowest this fiscal year. Advanced tax outflows caused this liquidity fall. Economists expect liquidity to improve in the second quarter due to RBI measures. The RBI is currently providing temporary liquidity support through Variable Rate Repo operations.
Dozens of investors, including public sector banks and insurers, are poised for substantial gains from the upcoming National Stock Exchange IPO. SBI alone expects to rake in over ₹5,000 crore. Other funds and institutions, with stakes dating back to the 90s, are also set to receive significant returns.
HDFC Bank announced a three-month extension for Keki Mistry as interim part-time chairman. The Reserve Bank of India approved this extension until September 18, 2026. This decision comes after the previous chairman's resignation. Mistry continues in his role, ensuring continuity at the bank.
Burmese pythons in Florida's Everglades are now understood to be indirectly spreading plant seeds by consuming birds and mammals that eat fruit. This secondary seed dispersal means the invasive snakes may be altering the region's natural landscape and plant distribution in ways previously unrecognized by scientists.
State Bank of India's central board has approved raising up to Rs 60,000 crore this fiscal through rupee and dollar bonds. This move aims to bolster the bank's capital position and support business growth. Funds will be raised via various debt instruments from Indian and overseas investors.
Gold prices fell significantly on Wednesday. The U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged but indicated a possible increase later this year. This move strengthened the U.S. dollar, making gold more expensive for international buyers. Markets now anticipate a higher chance of a rate hike in December. Other precious metals like silver, platinum, and palladium also experienced declines.
The dollar strengthened as the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady but signaled a potential hike later this year, with policymakers raising inflation projections. New Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh's revised statement removed forward guidance, impacting market expectations. Meanwhile, other central banks like the BOE and BOJ are also navigating inflation concerns.
US stocks tumbled Wednesday as traders anticipated a Federal Reserve rate hike, with policymakers projecting rising interest rates later this year. New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh emphasized taming inflation, shifting sentiment from expected rate cuts. This hawkish tilt led to significant market declines across major indices.
InCred Money has secured Sebi's in-principle approval for a mutual fund licence, marking a key step toward launching its asset management business. The company plans to build a digital-first AMC and expects to go live after completing regulatory and operational requirements.
Sepia Investments and Anchor Partners sold shares worth about Rs 777 crore in Corona Remedies through block deals. HDFC Mutual Fund emerged as the largest buyer, while several institutional investors, including Aberdeen entities, ADIA, Invesco and WhiteOak, also accumulated stakes.
Global economic shocks from trade disruptions and geopolitical tensions are reshaping resilience, according to Raghuram Rajan. He stresses India's need for larger strategic oil reserves and diversified import/export markets. Rajan also highlights the rupee's depreciation linked to low foreign investment and urges a long-term view on critical commodity exposure, advocating for domestic production and strategic buffers.
Aman Chowhan of Abakkus Asset Manager highlights crude oil as the dominant macro risk, potentially impacting corporate earnings by 100-200 bps in upcoming quarters. He favors defensive and structural themes like renewables, pharma, and domestic manufacturing, while remaining cautious on IT due to AI and valuation concerns.
Equity markets face near-term unevenness due to global optimism tempered by domestic uncertainties like elevated crude prices and monsoon risks. Sameer Dalal of Natverlal & Sons Stockbrokers anticipates a rangebound Nifty between 23,000 and 24,500, advocating for a diversified portfolio tilted towards structural growth themes.
Reliance Industries has added over Rs 1 lakh crore in market value in just three trading sessions ahead of its closely watched AGM. Despite the recent rally, Morgan Stanley sees another 38% upside, betting on stronger O2C earnings, new energy monetisation, AI opportunities and attractive valuations.
A Virginia mother gave her six children unique names inspired by US states. Nevada, Montana, Indiana, Arizona, Missouri, and Dakota were chosen to represent hope and togetherness. The mother wanted her children to believe in a future beyond their immediate surroundings. The siblings have grown up close, with each pursuing different paths.
Iran's FIFA World Cup 2026 journey started with a 2-2 draw against New Zealand. However, the team faced immediate travel disruptions. Coach Amir Ghalenoei expressed disappointment over being asked to leave the United States immediately after the match. Captain Mehdi Taremi also highlighted visa problems affecting the delegation. These issues overshadowed the team's performance on the field.
India's trade is changing due to the West Asia conflict. Oman is now a major import partner, especially for energy. Russia and the US are also key import sources. Singapore has become India's third-largest export destination. Tanzania and South Africa are seeing increased Indian exports. These shifts highlight new trade routes and partnerships.
Vedanta’s Rs 2 lakh crore demerger has sparked renewed interest in its aluminium and power businesses, prompting investors to reassess value creation opportunities. Market focus is shifting towards which segment offers stronger long-term growth, profitability, and sectoral tailwinds as the restructuring reshapes the company’s standalone business prospects and investor positioning.
YES Bank shares gained after the lender announced a strategic partnership with Northern Arc Capital. The collaboration aims to expand credit access, accelerate digital lending, and provide debt investment opportunities to customers.
Insurtech firm Turtlemint Fintech Solutions is launching its Rs 883 crore IPO on June 19, with a price band of Rs 144-152 per share. The issue includes a fresh issue and an offer-for-sale, with proceeds aimed at infrastructure, technology development, and marketing. The company, founded in 2015, simplifies insurance policy purchase and management.
ICICI Prudential's Mittul Kalawadia advises caution on current market valuations. He notes that future growth is already factored into stock prices, limiting safety for new investments. Kalawadia highlights attractive opportunities in banking, select discretionary consumption, pharmaceuticals, and manufactured goods exporters. He also discusses the IT sector's potential disruption by AI and the importance of position sizing.
Four Vedanta Group firms—Vedanta Aluminium, Vedanta Power, Vedanta Oil & Gas, and Vedanta Iron & Steel—are set to list on BSE and NSE today following a special pre-open session. This marks the final stage of the conglomerate's significant demerger, with eligible shareholders receiving shares in each of the four entities.
Shapoorji Pallonji Group has reduced its ₹28,500 crore refinancing by ₹3,500 crore and is seeking a two-month extension on ₹14,300 crore of maturing bonds. Delays in debt raising, initially impacted by rising hedging costs, are forcing the conglomerate to negotiate more time with creditors. The refinancing, arranged by Deutsche Bank, is now expected to close later this summer.
Nifty's strong breakout above 23,500 has turned technical analysts bullish, anticipating a move towards 24,000-24,500. Analysts highlight improving momentum, bullish patterns, and sustained buying interest, with 23,100-23,300 acting as crucial support. Specific stock recommendations include Bank of India, BPCL, HDFC Bank, UltraTech Cement, and KEI Industries.
Traders are piling into bullish derivative bets on banks, reversing bearish positions, as RBI's foreign currency borrowing measures boost lenders. Bank Nifty surged 4.25% last week, outperforming the Nifty. Analysts expect this trend to continue, driven by short covering and fresh long additions.
South Korea's stock market is nearing a significant milestone. Investors are watching for a potential upgrade to developed-market status by MSCI. The Kospi has seen a massive surge this year, fueled by artificial intelligence stocks. While volatility is high, reforms are underway.
Uday Kotak described SpaceX’s blockbuster IPO as a test for capitalism, questioning whether investors are backing humanity’s future or fueling a massive bubble. His remarks came after the company’s debut propelled Elon Musk to trillionaire status and lifted SpaceX into the world’s corporate elite.
India's tax season now demands greater scrutiny for crypto investors as enforcement intensifies. New reporting requirements, including transaction-by-transaction entries in Schedule VDA and cross-referencing with exchange data, are crucial. Failure to comply accurately can lead to significant penalties, making diligent record-keeping essential for all participants.
SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO debut lifted its valuation above $2 trillion, making it one of the world’s most valuable companies. Strong investor demand, heavy trading volumes and retail enthusiasm boosted Elon Musk’s fortune, despite the company remaining loss-making and heavily growth-driven.
Oil prices dropped significantly, reaching their lowest point in nearly two months as U.S. and Iranian officials indicated a potential agreement to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East. Reports suggested a memorandum could be signed soon, impacting global oil markets and the Strait of Hormuz.
SpaceX's initial public offering saw massive retail investor interest. A substantial 30% of shares were set aside for individual buyers. Many investors eagerly bought shares on the first day, contributing to a 19% price surge. Brokerages reported record participation. Some investors received fewer shares than requested, while others bought directly in the market.
Global equities rose Friday, led by a surge in SpaceX's market debut, which pushed its valuation past $2 trillion. Wall Street ended higher as investors weighed hopes for an Iran peace deal against the tangible boost from the successful IPO. Oil prices slid over 3% on renewed optimism for a resolution between Iran and the U.S.
Shares of HFCL and Sterlite Technologies surged up to 5% on Friday, recovering from a two-day decline. This rebound follows a global tech stock recovery and is driven by India's booming data center industry, fueled by digitalization and AI demand. Both companies, key players in optical fiber cable manufacturing, are poised for further growth, with analysts maintaining positive outlooks.
Prabhudas Lilladher has revealed 16 high conviction stock picks. These selections offer investors potential upside of up to forty percent. The brokerage firm has also adjusted its Nifty 50 target downwards. Despite headwinds, the market is not expected to see a significant correction. Investors can explore these opportunities for potential gains.
City Union Bank shares appeared to fall 23% after turning ex-bonus following its 1:3 bonus issue, but the decline was purely technical. Adjusted prices show the stock actually gained on the day. The move reflects share price recalibration, not value erosion, while the bank continues to post steady financial performance.
MTAR Tech shares rebounded 12% after a sharp two-day fall triggered by concerns over a potential project pause linked to Bloom Energy. The company clarified no such communication was received, easing investor worries. Strong order book growth, bulk deal activity, and broader market optimism supported the recovery.
Vedanta's mega demerger sees four new companies listing on June 15. Analysts suggest Vedanta Aluminium Metal as a strong buy due to capacity expansion and robust LME prices. Other demerged entities like Vedanta Power, Oil & Gas, and Iron & Steel are expected to debut as small-cap stocks.
Shares of Motilal Oswal Financial Services rose sharply on Friday after UBS initiated coverage with a 'Buy' rating and Rs 1,150 target price. The brokerage cited strong AUM growth prospects, recurring revenue expansion, and benefits from India's long-term financialisation trend.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that the Global South should not bear the brunt of global imbalances and conflicts. Representing India at a summit, she emphasized the need for coordinated global action and stronger multilateral cooperation to build resilient economies and ensure inclusive growth for all.
India's economic growth forecast for FY27 has been raised to 6.6 percent by the World Bank. This positive outlook is driven by reduced US tariffs and anticipated benefits from new free trade agreements. While external demand may weaken due to global conflicts, domestic demand and export growth are expected to pick up.
US forces disabled a third oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman. The ship was attempting to transport oil from Iran. US aircraft fired missiles into the engine room. This action follows a blockade initiated on April 13. CENTCOM reports disabling nine non-compliant vessels and redirecting many others.
Wipro's significant Rs 15,000 crore share buyback has commenced. Eligible shareholders can tender shares at Rs 250, a substantial premium to the current market price. This corporate action provides an opportunity for investors to realize profits. The buyback period runs from June 10 to June 17. Shareholders should ensure their accounts are active for smooth transactions.
City Union Bank Bonus Issue: June 11 is the last day for investors to buy shares of City Union Bank to qualify for its 1:3 bonus issue, as the record date has been fixed for June 12. Under SEBI’s T+1 settlement cycle, shares purchased today will be credited to investors’ demat accounts by the record date, making them eligible to receive one bonus share for every three shares held.
More than 30 companies, including five Adani Group firms and four Tata Group companies, have fixed June 12 as the record date for dividend payouts totaling nearly ₹300 per share. Investors looking to qualify for these dividends must buy the shares by June 11.
Eyewear retailer Lenskart Solutions experienced a significant block deal valued at Rs 1,862 crore. Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, through its investment vehicle, sold a portion of its shares. This follows a similar stake sale by SoftBank. Despite early investors reducing holdings, Lenskart's revenue surged in the January-March quarter. The company also reported strong full-year financial performance.
Pacific Investment Management Co. warns the credit loss cycle is imminent, driven by heavy AI spending that could widen economic disparities and impact lower-quality borrowers. The firm anticipates a resurgence in defaults and significantly higher losses in leveraged and private direct lending, citing borrower strategies like maturity extensions and payment-in-kind structures.
