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Apollo Pipes Enters Ceramic Tiles Market After Acquiring 76% Stake In Mazzini Tiles For ₹40.42 Cr
The demand for building materials in India is being backed by the demand from the housing sector, commercial construction, renovation, and development of infrastructure projects. The players already operating in one or another category of building materials can have the chance of entering the adjacent markets and expanding their range of products and services, distribution…
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India vs Brazil vs Thailand: Which Market Is Attracting More FII Money in 2026 And Why?
India is growing much faster than Brazil and Thailand, corporate earnings are accelerating again, and its long-term growth outlook remains stronger. Even so, foreign investors sold a record $24.6 billion of Indian equities in 2026 through August. Over the same period, they remained net buyers of roughly $1.6 billion in Thailand, while Brazil had a…
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HEG shares rally 5% after receiving Rs 217.56 crore order from Indus Towers for lithium-ion battery banks
HEG shares rose sharply on Monday after subsidiary Replus Engitech received a Rs 217.56 crore order from Indus Towers for lithium-ion battery banks. The order is to be executed by March 31, 2027. The development comes as HEG progresses with its demerger into separate graphite electrodes and advanced materials businesses.
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RIL selloff wipes off Rs 4 lakh crore from market value as shares drop 21% in 2026 so far. Should you buy now?
In 2026, Reliance Industries has seen a sharp decline of twenty-one percent in its share prices, wiping out an impressive four lakh crore rupees from its market worth. Analysts recommend that investors should be wary and avoid the temptation to buy during this dip, as the company is currently grappling with windfall tax implications and…
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Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd Bags ₹404.88 Crore Contract For Third-Line Development On Bhadrak–Vizianagaram Section
The company is a Navratna public sector undertaking under the Ministry of Railways that undertakes railway infrastructure projects on a turnkey basis. The company is involved in the development of railway lines, bridges, electrification, signalling and other associated infrastructure. The shares of RVNL are currently trading at Rs. 210.84, Down by 1.41%. The company has…
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Sensex jumps 400 points, Nifty nears 23,400 as oil prices cool down despite Middle East tensions. What lies ahead?
Indian equities gained in early trade as lower crude prices lifted sentiment, with Sensex rising 0.6% and Nifty 0.2%. Analysts expect volatility to persist amid geopolitical risks, elevated yields and sectoral rotation.
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Saving for emergency fund of ₹10-15 lakh? Here’s how FD laddering can help and whether you should consider it
To manage emergency funds effectively, investors can utilize the FD laddering strategy, allocating amounts across several fixed deposits with different maturities. Here’s how it works.
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Welspun Corp shares rally 5% as firm bags Rs 2,000 crore order from Saudi Aramco; stock up over 230% YTD
Welspun Corp shares are in focus after its associate company EPIC secured a Rs 2,000 crore Saudi Aramco order for steel pipes. The stock has surged 232% in 2026, leading the Nifty 500 this year. Earlier this month, Welspun Corp also signed an MoU with Perma-Pipe International Holdings Inc.
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FIIs pull out ₹6,200 crore from financials but CIOs say banks could be India’s next big largecap trade
Recent trends show foreign investors exiting financial services, leading to notable outflows. In contrast, mutual fund chief investment officers highlight banking as a promising large-cap opportunity, citing appealing valuations and robust fundamentals. Although foreign selling is widespread, sectors like healthcare and construction are attracting investments. Experts confidently assert that the current undervaluation of banking creates…
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Welspun Enterprises Arm Bags ₹351 Crore World Bank-Funded Sewer Rehabilitation Order From Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation
Sewer lines are the part of a city nobody thinks about until a road caves in or a neighbourhood floods. Across Indian cities, older pipes are cracking, silting up and overflowing, and replacing them the usual way means digging up streets that are already jammed. That is pushing civic bodies towards rehabilitating what is already…
