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Asset Reconstruction: What Do They Do and What Gives Them an Edge in Distressed Credit?
Asset Reconstruction Company (India) Ltd. operates in a specialised part of India’s financial system. Instead of originating fresh loans like a bank or NBFC, it buys stressed loans from financial institutions, takes responsibility for recovering them and uses structures such as Security Receipts to bring capital into the recovery process. The stock closed on Friday…
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PRIM vs mutual funds vs PMS: Experts explain how they differ on portfolio structure, costs, taxation and suitability
SEBI’s new PMS framework introduces PRIM, allowing investors to access professionally managed portfolios of mutual funds, ETFs and SIFs. Here’s how PRIM compares with conventional PMS and mutual funds on investment, management, taxation and flexibility.
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Data center IPO hopefuls brave tougher market as investor scrutiny grows
Data center operator DayOne is pushing ahead with its plans to go public as soon as November, according to three people familiar with the matter, even as higher interest rates and setbacks elsewhere in the data center ecosystem threaten to narrow
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CleanMax Enviro block deal: Augment India Holdings likely to divest 85 lakh shares worth Rs 1,063 crore
Augment India Holdings may sell 85 lakh Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions shares, representing a 7.25% stake, through a Rs 1,062.8 crore block deal. The reported floor price of Rs 1,250 implies a potential discount to market price.
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Defence & Data Centre Stock That Expects 40% Revenue CAGR Over the Next 3–5 Years to Keep on Your Radar
Shree Refrigerations Ltd, engaged in manufacturing and supplying industrial refrigeration and cooling solutions, is gaining attention amid growing opportunities in defence, data centres, and other specialised sectors. The company is witnessing increasing demand for its products and expects strong revenue growth, with management projecting a revenue CAGR of around 40% over the next 3–5 years.…
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Sebi bans Omaxe, 5 others for violating minimum public shareholding norms
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has taken decisive action against Omaxe and five associated entities for breaching public shareholding regulations. Omaxe and its promoters were accused of creating a deceptive public shareholding framework, involving funds used to repurchase its shares via various means. As a result, Omaxe faces a three-month market access…
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Buying a resale flat with an existing home loan? Here’s how to avoid the pitfalls
The buyer’s first step should be requesting the seller’s latest loan account statement or foreclosure letter.
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Adani group entities swap 86 lakh shares of Adani Enterprises in Rs 2,498 cr block deal
Recently, the Adani Group’s promoter entities completed a significant exchange of 86 lakh shares of Adani Enterprises, worth Rs 2,498 crore via block deals. Adani Infra (India) Ltd and Adani Properties garnered noteworthy shares, while Infinite Trade and Investment Ltd divested an equivalent amount, cutting their ownership from 2.01 percent to 1.38 percent. Overall, the…
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Active vs passive small-cap mutual funds: How wide is one-year return gap? Don’t assume index schemes always lag
Active and passive small-cap funds follow different investment approaches, even when they are linked to the same benchmark. Their 1-year returns show a notable divergence, while differences in portfolio construction offer clues to what may be driving the gap.
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Can Cipla’s Respiratory Business Offset the US Generics Risks?
The Cipla respiratory products have a good domestic base because of the inhalers production capabilities as well as the presence of chronic drugs. However, considering that North America accounts for about 22% of the total revenue, the revival in the US market is extremely vital for ensuring that the company remains risk-free. The success of…