• NINSYS 1.1× — Neutral
• NBCC 1.07× — Mild Positive
• DCM Shriram Ind 1.06× — Neutral
• HDFC Midcap ETF 1.03× — Neutral
• NINSYS 1.1× — Neutral
• NBCC 1.07× — Mild Positive
• DCM Shriram Ind 1.06× — Neutral
• HDFC Midcap ETF 1.03× — Neutral
KALANA ISPAT – GETS FINAL APPROVAL FOR SOLAR PLANT
UGVCL grants final charging permission for Kalana Ispat’s 1.25 MW AC / 1.4 MW DC ground-mounted solar project via 11 KV line to Jasawada 66 KV substation. Power to be used for captive manufacturing. Inspection, wheeling pact, and regulatory formalities completed; commissioning to follow GEDA & SLDC norms.
As discussed in the previous report dated 17th November 2025, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the week, as buyers struck back and the positive uptrend carried Nifty up to 26246.65.
1. FIIs’ net long is @ 11.50
2. VIX is @ 13.63 (+12.27%)
3. PCR is @ 0.96
4. FIIs sold Rs. 1766 cr in cash, Rs. 822 cr in index futures & Rs. 560 cr in stock futures
5. Open interest positions:
As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 25th & 28th November & 1, 3 & 5th December2025.
RBL has entered the premium credit card segment with the launch of two exclusive credit cards — LUMIÈRE and NOVA — marking a major milestone in its strategy to serve India’s fast-growing affluent and luxury-seeking consumer base.
ACME Solar Holdings Ltd is a leading integrated renewable energy player with a diversified portfolio across solar, wind, storage, FDRE and hybrid solutions.
Groww, the online investment platform listed via its parent company, delivered its first set of quarterly results after listing, and the numbers present a mixed picture.
Manoj Gaur — once the face of Jaypee Group’s rise — now stands accused in one of India’s most staggering real estate frauds.
There’s renewed debate about one of the less-discussed but highly consequential questions in India’s financial architecture: should the government give up its appellate power over the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and hand it off to an independent tribunal — much like the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT)?
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