India has witnessed a surge in IPO filings, with around 30 companies submitting draft papers in March alone. The total fundraising target is estimated to be around ₹600 billion.
India has witnessed a surge in IPO filings, with around 30 companies submitting draft papers in March alone. The total fundraising target is estimated to be around ₹600 billion.
Recyclekaro India is planning to raise funds and is also exploring the possibility of launching an IPO. The company aims to expand its operations in e-waste and battery recycling.
Garuda Aerospace has filed for a ₹1,000 crore IPO, aiming to expand its presence in the drone and defence technology sector. The company plans to raise fresh capital for growth and innovation.
Adani Ports emerged as one of the top gainers during the recent market rally, supported by strong buying interest. The stock benefited from improved sentiment in infrastructure-related companies.
ITC shares recorded modest gains during the latest session, outperforming some market peers. The stock moved higher in line with broader market recovery.
Shares of Power Grid Corporation of India declined slightly even as broader markets showed gains. The stock underperformed its sector peers in the latest trading session.
Indian stock exchanges, including the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India, remained closed today due to the Good Friday holiday. Trading across equity, derivatives, and commodity segments was suspended.
Indian equity markets witnessed a strong recovery, with Sensex and Nifty rising sharply after a brief correction. The rally was supported by improved global sentiment and easing concerns around geopolitical tensions.
Global tensions in West Asia continue to influence Indian markets, with investors closely monitoring developments. Any signs of escalation or de-escalation are directly impacting market sentiment.
Investor Participation Slows: The National Stock Exchange of India has witnessed a sharp decline in new investor registrations during FY26. New accounts fell nearly 30% to about 1.5 cr. compared with 2.12 cr. in FY25, marking the steepest drop since FY23. The slowdown reflects cautious investor sentiment amid volatile market conditions and lower participation from foreign institutional investors.
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