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IT stocks rally up to 5% led by TCS, Tech Mahindra, and Coforge
Indian IT services companies earn most of their revenue in US dollars, so what happens in Washington can move their shares more than what happens in Mumbai. When the market fears higher US interest rates, tech valuations tend to fall. When those fears ease, the sector often rebounds quickly. That is the backdrop for Wednesday’s…
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Tech wealth and Bengaluru property: is the playbook changing?
A surge in startup exits and stock gains fuelled Bengaluru’s premium housing boom from 2021 to 2024. Now, slowing price growth and tech sector headwinds are prompting buyers to rethink the equity-to-property playbook.
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Eventions IPO Gets a Strong Start: QIB Book Hits 19.89x, Issue Fully Subscribed on the Opening Days; Offline GMP at ₹42
A Gurugram-based events company, opened its IPO on September 30, 2026, and the response so far is encouraging. The issue was about 1.07 times subscribed in the latest snapshot, and Investorgain website later showed 1.67 times. The highlight is the Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB) portion, which was subscribed 19.89 times. The book-build issue is worth…
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Paramount Syntex IPO Fully Subscribed on Day 2 as QIB Book Hits 119.29x
Subscribed on day two of its bidding process, Paramount Syntex Limited’s SME IPO worth Rs. 81.79 crore is a fully subscribed issue. In this regard, on October 1, 2026, the IPO got bids of around 82.04 lakh shares against the net issue of 61.17 lakh shares and was subscribed 1.32 times. The strongest demand has…
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Market wrap: Infosys, HDFC Bank, Bajaj Auto, Maruti Suzuki among top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Thursday
Indian equities extended their decline as elevated crude oil prices and multi-year high bond yields intensified concerns over the 2026–27 economic outlook. Nifty fell 0.88% and Sensex 0.79%, while broader markets weakened and India VIX climbed sharply.
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From Air Coolers to Specialty Chemicals — How These 5 Stocks Are Expanding Their Reach
Diversification into new business segments can help small-cap companies reduce dependence on their core operations while creating additional avenues for growth. Several companies are now leveraging their existing capabilities to enter emerging and high-demand industries. Here are five small-cap stocks expanding into new business segments. Also Read: VANS Electroengineerings SME IPO Opens — Key Financials…
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AMC stocks face rough waters; Kotak sees selective opportunities in SBI, HDFC AMC
Indian asset management companies are experiencing steady retail inflows, notably through Systematic Investment Plans. Kotak Institutional Equities suggests that future growth is closely tied to market recovery and continuous fund performance. Smaller AMCs are becoming more popular, whereas larger firms are pressured to deliver consistent results. For significant AMCs like SBI Funds Management, stable performance…
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VANS Electroengineerings SME IPO Opens — Key Financials & Valuation Analyzed
VANS Electroengineerings Limited is raising money through a book-built SME IPO that is entirely a fresh issue of up to 28,80,000 equity shares, worth about Rs 33.98 crore, with no offer for sale. That means every rupee raised goes to the company. The shares will list on the BSE SME platform, with Hem Securities as…
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TVS Supply Chain: ₹543 Cr Record New Wins, ₹7,500 Cr Pipeline- Can GFS and Cost Optimisation Lift FY27 Profitability?
The shares of this small cap company majorly engaged in providing supply chain management services for international organizations, government departments and many more were in focus after the company enters FY27 with strong earnings With the market capitalization of Rs. 5,687 Crores, the shares of TVS Supply Chain Solutions Ltd were trading at around Rs.…
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Ind-Swift Laboratories’ CFO Expects Its Margins to Cross 20% by Q3; But What Is the Reality?
Small pharma companies in India come and go, and most of them look pretty much the same from outside. Same products, same export orders, same thin margins. But every now and then one of them gets a fresh start, and investors begin asking harder questions than usual. Not just “how was the quarter”, but “how…
