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Stocks to buy: Jefferies lists 11 NBFC picks with up to 48% upside potential. Do you own any?
Jefferies has ‘Buy’ calls on 11 NBFCs, with target prices implying up to 48% upside. The brokerage expects healthy disbursement growth and resilient asset quality, while tracking funding costs and near-term NIM trends.
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Swastika Infra IPO: Opens At ₹175–185 Price Band; Order Book Stands at ₹2,036 Cr
A Jaipur-based engineering, procurement and construction company that builds power transmission and distribution infrastructure for state utilities, and its arrival on the mainboard comes at a time when EPC players in the power space have had a reasonably good run with investors. The issue itself is a straightforward retail-sized bet; a minimum application of Rs.…
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Bought property below stamp duty value? ITAT ruling explains when tax may not apply
Buying property below its stamp duty value does not automatically mean the price difference is taxable. A recent Pune ITAT ruling clarified that the 10% tolerance limit can protect buyers from tax implications.
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2 Tata Group Stocks to Buy With an Upside Potential of Up to 36%; Do You Hold Any?
Tata Group companies have remained in focus among investors, with several stocks receiving positive views from leading brokerages. Analysts see growth opportunities across sectors such as financial services, automobiles, technology and consumer businesses, supported by improving demand, strong market positions and ongoing business expansion. In this article, we look at Tata Group stocks that have…
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Data Centres to Chemicals: 8 Stocks That Delivered Returns of Up to 140% in a Month
Chemicals, Data Centres, Jewellery, Railways & Auto Stocks: These Shares Rallied Up to 140% in a Month Markets have remained highly unstable this month, with shifting global economic conditions, interest-rate expectations and changing investor sentiment keeping broader indices under pressure. Despite the cautious environment, stocks across chemicals, data centres, jewellery, railways and…
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Railway NPS rules 2026: Families can now get up to 100% of an employee’s pay as pension after death in specified cases
New railway pension rules provide family and disability benefits to eligible NPS-covered employees in specified cases. Depending on the circumstances, families can receive 60% or 100% of the employee’s pay as pension, while disability cases may qualify for additional benefits.
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MaxVolt Energy Shares Jump 5% After Commencing ₹700 Crore Lithium Battery Plant In UP
The company is engaged in the manufacturing of lithium-ion battery packs for electric mobility, energy storage and industrial applications. Its product portfolio includes battery packs for electric two- and three-wheelers, inverters, telecom backup systems and medical equipment. The shares of MaxVolt Energy at Rs. 411.85, up by 5%.The company has market capitalization of Rs. 449.08…
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Paytm Share Price: What Changed in the Business That Took the Stock Back Toward Its IPO Price?
The fintech industry is experiencing a paradigm shift, with companies now prioritising revenue generation and profitability over customer growth. Regulatory shifts have forced payment platforms to change their business models and consider alternative ways to earn money. In this regard, Paytm has gone through a radical transformation as a result of the disruptions that have…
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Hero Motors shares hit 20% upper circuit after lackluster debut. Should you buy, sell or hold?
Hero Motors shares staged a dramatic recovery on Wednesday, surging 20% to hit the upper circuit at Rs 98.40 after listing at a 2% discount at Rs 82. Despite strong IPO demand, analysts recommend holding existing shares with a stop-loss or waiting for price consolidation before taking fresh positions.
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Meesho shares drop 4% after block deal worth Rs 900 crore. Should you buy the dip?
Meesho shares witnessed a dip on Wednesday after 3.86 crore shares changed hands in a block deal worth Rs 899.71 crore on the BSE. The transaction came a day after the stock surged nearly 10% following UBS’ 24% target price hike.