Shiprocket has attracted market attention after reporting an improvement in its financial performance, with its Q1 loss narrowing.
Shiprocket has attracted market attention after reporting an improvement in its financial performance, with its Q1 loss narrowing.
Jio Platforms is reportedly preparing to begin investor marketing for its much-awaited IPO, with a potential November 2026 listing emerging as a key target.
Adani Power remained among the companies in focus on Tuesday following fresh developments related to the group’s power business.
Swiggy remained in focus as investors continued to monitor developments in India’s rapidly growing food-delivery and quick-commerce industry.
Geopolitical concerns continued to dominate global markets after fresh tensions between the United States and Iran raised fears of further disruption to energy supplies.
Indian equity markets remained under pressure on Tuesday, 8 September, as rising crude oil prices and escalating tensions in the Middle East reduced investors’ appetite for risk.
Prasol Chemicals opened its IPO for subscription on 8 September, offering investors an opportunity to participate in a company operating in the specialty chemicals sector.
NSE is reportedly targeting a Rs.5.26 lakh crore valuation for its IPO, with shares discussed at Rs.1,700-1,900 and an expected issue size of around Rs.31,500 crore, potentially making it India’s biggest IPO. The issue is expected to be a 100% OFS and may launch in September, while GMP is reportedly around Rs.270-290. Final details remain unconfirmed. Jio’s mega IPO may also come before Diwali. The two mega IPOs could keep Sensex/Nifty range-bound while draining liquidity from cash stocks.
Gold and silver prices remained under pressure on Monday after stronger US employment data increased expectations that the US Federal Reserve could maintain a tighter monetary stance. MCX gold futures declined to around Rs.1.52 lakh per 10 grams, while silver futures also witnessed a sharp fall. Over the last two sessions, gold and silver have […]
Indian equity markets started the new trading week on a weak note, with the Sensex falling over 250 points in early trade and the Nifty slipping below the 23,900 mark. Technology stocks were among the biggest drags, with selling pressure seen in major IT companies.
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