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- 64.46% voter turnout in the 1st phase of Bihar Election 2025 marks the highest in 25 years, raising speculation of strong anti-incumbency sentiment and a desire for change among voters. The sharp rise in participation reflects growing political awareness and enthusiasm across both rural and urban regions.
- IT and Auto sectors are leading gains with stocks like Wipro, TCS, LTIMindtree, M&M, Ashok Leyland, and Maruti showing strength amid global volatility. On the other hand, Metals, Media, Consumer Durables, Energy, and Defense sectors face selling pressure as investors rotate towards quality names. Sectoral rotation remains evident with IT and Auto providing key support to the market.
- Markets slipped amid weak global cues, persistent FII selling, and uncertainty around US Fed policy and trade talks. Mixed Q2 earnings from IndiGo, Berger Paints, and Indian Hotels added to volatility, though defensives like Titan, Bharti Airtel, and SBI offered stability. With Nifty breaching key support, sentiment remains cautious in the near term.
- Over the past six months, even ace investors have struggled to generate returns, while retail investors lost heavily chasing “pump and dump” stories. The broader market correction highlights the importance of patience, liquidity, and conviction-driven investing in an uncertain environment.
- Manaksia Coated Metals & Industries reported 491% YoY surge in consolidated net profit to Rs.14 cr. in Q2FY26, driven by strong margin gains.
- Fischer Medical Ventures posted consolidated net profit of Rs.13.96 cr. in Q2FY26, up 469.63% YoY, reflecting improved profitability.
- Airfloa Rail Technology receives a fresh Rs.3.08 cr. order from the Modern Coach Factory, Uttar Pradesh for the supply of side wall sets for LHB type Power Car Coaches adding to Rs.113.45 cr. new orders in seven days, taking its order book to around Rs.455 cr.
- Aartech Solonics showed improved operational control with a strong recovery in profit before tax in Q1FY26 despite lower revenue. Cost optimisation led to better margins QoQ. Collaboration with Sudarshan Chakra Corps and IIT Mumbai for the Adaptive Alternate Power Module highlights its innovation and tech focus.
- Univastu India posted 42% growth in annual sales and 48% rise in net profit for FY25, reflecting strong momentum. The 2:1 bonus issue boosted investor sentiment. With over 16% operating margin and prudent debt management, it remains a steady performer.
