Anant Raj Q3FY26: Sales Rs.642 cr (+20% YoY), EBITDA Rs.170 cr (+27%), Net Profit Rs.144 cr (+31%). Strong growth, margin expansion, stable execution. Just keep it on radar.
Anant Raj Q3FY26: Sales Rs.642 cr (+20% YoY), EBITDA Rs.170 cr (+27%), Net Profit Rs.144 cr (+31%). Strong growth, margin expansion, stable execution. Just keep it on radar.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25342.75 FII 480.26 cr DII 3360.59 cr
As discussed yesterday market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day, as supporting buying take the nifty rally upto our level of 25383, i.e. nifty made a day high of 25372.1
As per market grapevine, SEBI needs regulatory overhaul: a) Pre-IPO lock-in disparity is unfair (6 months mainboard vs 12 months SME). Parity needed. b) CAT III AIF lock-in should align with others; selling on listing day is unjust. c) Rights issues should mandate full promoter participation to protect retail investors.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25175.40 FII -3068.49 cr DII 8999.71 cr
As discussed yesterday market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day, as oversold RSI attracted bounce upto our level of 25253, i.e. nifty made a day high of 25246.65
Hard truth of Indian markets: Indices appear stable, but two out of three stocks are negative, with deep median drawdowns. As per market grapevine, index management masks broader weakness to sustain sentiment and SIP flows, while 85% of stocks trade 20–80% below highs. Frustrated investors are quietly reallocating to gold and silver, where returns have been swift and visible.
1.Fiis net long is @ 11.80
2.PCR is @ 0.88
3.Vix is @ 14.45 ( +1.83%)
Digital payments company PhonePe has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to proceed with its planned IPO, targeting a listing in April 2026. The Walmart-owned fintech giant aims to raise around Rs. 12,000 crore via an offer for sale, where existing shareholders will sell stakes.
SaaS major Zoho has rolled out a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in India. The solution aims to reduce implementation costs, shorten rollout timelines and empower smaller firms with integrated business software.
India’s key equity indices have slipped more than 4 percent so far in January, pressured by continued selling from foreign portfolio investors, geopolitical uncertainty and a softer rupee, market experts said.
The sell-off has been compounded by global risk-off sentiment and mixed corporate earnings, prompting investors to shift toward safer assets. Elevated crude oil prices and rising global bond yields also added to domestic market headwinds.
Analysts noted that several heavyweight sectors, including IT and banking, have disappointed in recent earnings, which has put further pressure on benchmarks. The outlook remains cautious as markets navigate external risks and capital flows.
Indian equity benchmarks rallied on Tuesday after a round of better-than-expected quarterly results from key companies, lifting investor sentiment. The Nifty 50 climbed about 0.47 percent to 25,166.70, while the BSE Sensex rose roughly 0.37 percent to 81,844.82, rebounding from recent losses as buying interest broadened across sectors.
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