Bitter but Real Truth of Indian Markets Despite the Budget and US trade deal events concluding, markets show no enthusiasm as 80–90% stocks remain 30–90% below their highs and every minor rise attracts selling due to lack of fresh inflows. As per market grapevine, frustrated investors are gradually shifting funds from equities and mutual funds toward PPF, bank FDs, debt funds, gold, silver and ETFs.
Fractal Industries has opened its SME IPO for subscription between 16th February and 18th February 2026. The public issue aims to raise about Rs. 49 cr through a fresh issue.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has granted approval to five companies — including Duroflex and Premier Industrial Corporation — to proceed with their public issues.
Shares of PAN HR Solutions entered the BSE SME platform with a muted debut, listing near its issue price of Rs. 78. The stock opened at Rs. 78.35, broadly in line with grey market expectations.
India’s AI-focused firm Fractal Analytics witnessed strong investor traction as its Rs. 2,834 cr IPO achieved full subscription on the last day of bidding. Institutional investors led the demand, while retail participation remained relatively moderate.
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