The Indian equity market continues to attract strong interest in 2026 as investors look for opportunities across a rapidly evolving economy. From improving domestic consumption to infrastructure development, digital transformation, and growing investor participation, several factors are influencing market performance. Understanding these trends can help investors make more informed decisions rather than relying only on […]
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Indian benchmark indices are expected to begin Friday on a mildly positive note, with GIFT Nifty pointing to a higher opening. The Nifty closed at 24,231.85 on Thursday, ending a seven-session losing streak, while the Sensex also recovered after four consecutive sessions of losses.
The unresolved US-Iran conflict continues to dominate global markets, with the war disrupting energy supplies and reducing traffic through the strategically important Strait of Hormuz. Markets are increasingly concerned that the prolonged standoff could create tighter supplies from major Middle Eastern producers.
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Manipal Health Enterprises has reported its latest quarterly performance, keeping the hospital chain in focus as investors assess the outlook for India’s organised healthcare sector.
Saatvik Green Energy is in focus after its material subsidiary, Saatvik Solar Industries, secured an order worth approximately Rs. 400.16 cr. from a domestic independent power producer/EPC player. The contract involves the supply of solar modules, strengthening the company’s order pipeline.
Anant Raj continues to develop its data-centre business as a separate growth vertical. The company had earlier announced plans to demerge the data-centre business into Ashok Cloud Pvt. Ltd., with the objective of giving the digital-infrastructure operation a dedicated platform for expansion.
Augmont Enterprises opens its IPO for public subscription today, August 21. Ahead of the issue, the company raised Rs. 246.3 cr. from anchor investors, with participation from major investors including Nomura and HDFC Mutual Fund.
Gaja Alternative Asset Management enters the final day of its IPO subscription today. The Rs. 550-cr. issue carries a price band of Rs. 152–160 per share and opened on August 19. By the second day, the issue had received around 86% subscription, according to available subscription data.
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