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MTAR Technologies’ 55% of Revenue Comes From Bloom Energy: Can the Company Reduce Its Biggest Revenue Dependency?
MTAR Technologies has been expanding beyond its long-standing relationship with Bloom Energy, but customer concentration remains an important part of its business profile. Recent market reporting has put Bloom’s contribution at more than 55% of MTAR’s revenue, while the company continues to build new opportunities across nuclear, aerospace, defence, oil & gas, and data-centre infrastructure. …
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IT Q2 Preview: Muted growth, steady margins likely; deal conversion, AI deflation in focus
India’s leading IT firms are projected to exhibit modest revenue growth and stable margins for the second quarter. Analysts anticipate that discretionary spending will remain constrained due to geopolitical issues affecting client budgets. As such, decision-making cycles are expected to prolong for upcoming quarters. Additionally, AI advancements are predicted to impact traditional services and revenue…
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Man sells agricultural land for ₹8 cr, claims tax relief after reinvesting proceeds; gets notice; ITAT rules in favour
A taxpayer who sold his ancestral land for ₹8 crore, faced tax issues when his claimed exemptions under Sections 54B and 54F were disallowed. Here’s why he ultimately won the case.
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Doms Industries is Expanding Through Acquisitions: Which New Businesses Are Actually Delivering Growth?
Stationery is one of those habit purchases every Indian family makes, year after year, usually right before school reopens. It’s cheap, repeated and very predictable. That’s exactly why smart makers try to sell more things to the same household, since kids grow up and needs keep changing. It sounds simple on paper, but building new…
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IPO bonanza: 29 companies to list this week; GMPs signal returns of up to 59%
After a busy fundraising period, the primary market turns its focus to 29 listings this week. Grey market trends remain mixed, with Vans Electroengineerings signalling a potential 59% gain, while several companies indicate flat debuts.
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ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0 2026: Date, venue, speakers, agenda and registration
The ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0 set to be held on October 8 at ITC Maratha in Mumbai. Leading investment experts will convene to discuss trends affecting capital flows and investment strategies. Keynote speeches and panel discussions will cover topics such as alternative assets, structured debt, and family office investment frameworks. The summit aims to…
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Bajaj Finance: Why this rare Nifty outperformer is likely to reward investors in a muted market
Bajaj Finance is down only about 2% in 2026 against a roughly 13% fall in the Nifty, even as FPI outflows reached $26.8 billion year to date. the relative strength rests on a Rs 17,500 crore capital raise (QIP plus promoter warrants), which Jefferies sees lifting FY28e BVPS by 8% with eps broadly flat.
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Travel insurance claims ₹1 crore cover, but your medical bill payout can be much lower — here’s why | Factors explained
Travel medical insurance policies have certain sub-limits that may vary by insurer. This leads to a lower payout than the cover claimed during purchase. Here’s how it works and what determines them.
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Aarti Pharmalabs: Is ₹400 Cr Capex and Capacity Expansion Enough to Capture 25% Global Market Share?
Aarti Pharmalabs, India’s largest manufacturer of caffeine and xanthine derivatives, is targeting a 20–25% share of the global market as it expands its product portfolio and manufacturing capabilities. With an established global presence and growing demand for its specialised products, the company is focusing on scaling production and strengthening its position in international markets. With…
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What will bring foreign investors back to Indian stock market? 5 things that should go right
FPIs sold more than Rs 25,000 crore of Indian equities in September as surging US bond yields, elevated crude prices and a weaker rupee reduced India’s appeal. Cooling yields and oil, currency stability, strong Q2 earnings and attractive valuations could bring foreign investors back.