Pritika Auto Q4FY26: production +34% YoY, revenue +36% YoY to Rs.138.46 cr., EBITDA +16.21%. Strong OEM demand and efficiency gains supported growth. Breakout seen with heavy volumes; keep on radar.
Pritika Auto Q4FY26: production +34% YoY, revenue +36% YoY to Rs.138.46 cr., EBITDA +16.21%. Strong OEM demand and efficiency gains supported growth. Breakout seen with heavy volumes; keep on radar.
BSE SME Rajesh Power secured a Rs.211.68 cr. EPC contract from Odisha Power Transmission Corporation for a 220kV underground transmission line project. At a PE of around 11, the stock appears attractively valued compared to its 52-week high of Rs.1639.
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Indian markets traded with a relatively stable tone after oil prices moved lower and reduced immediate inflation concerns. Softer crude prices improved sentiment across sectors that depend heavily on energy and transportation costs, helping benchmark indices maintain support despite global uncertainty.
Gold and silver witnessed noticeable correction as stronger policy expectations and cautious investor positioning reduced momentum in bullion markets. Domestic commodity movement reflected broader global trends as investors shifted selectively toward equities and cash positions.
Global markets remain sensitive to geopolitical developments as investors continue evaluating their effect on energy movement, inflation and international trade. Recent diplomatic progress improved confidence, but uncertainty remains an important market variable.
India’s large technology companies continued accelerating artificial intelligence deployment across business functions as enterprises expand digital productivity initiatives. Major firms are increasing AI usage to improve operational efficiency and automate internal workflows.
Investor attention remained active around companies announcing dividends, bonus actions and shareholder return initiatives. Such corporate actions often improve visibility and attract participation from long-term investors.
Large businesses continued announcing investment and expansion plans across infrastructure, technology and operations. Corporate confidence remained supported by expectations of domestic demand and medium-term growth opportunities.
CSM Technologies remained among the actively discussed public issues as subscription activity progressed. Investors focused on valuation, demand trends and listing expectations while monitoring subscription data.
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