1. FIIs’ net long stands at 15.22%
2. VIX: 12.65 (-0.16%)
3. PCR: 0.73
4. FIIs sold ₹1,067 cr in cash, ₹2,023 cr in index futures, and ₹4,671 cr in stock futures — a directional selling of ₹7,761 cr.
5. FIIs bought ₹1,202.90 cr in the cash segment.
– ASIAN ENERGY SERVICES: Secures ₹459 crore coal handling plant contract from Mahanadi Coalfields in Odisha.
– SOLARIUM GREEN ENERGY: Signs ₹140 crore solar module supply MoUs totaling 100 MW capacity with multiple renewable partners.
Market analysts have spotlighted two promising trading opportunities for today — one in the real-estate sector and another in the mid-cap pharmaceutical space — both showing potential for short-term gains amid range-bound market sentiment. The realty stock is projected to deliver an upside of around 6.05%, while the pharma stock could rally nearly 6.5% based on current technical indicators and trading momentum.
Shares of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) recently surged past a long-standing resistance zone, making fresh record highs in November amid strong technical momentum and volume support. The breakout comes after extended consolidation around the Rs 450–460 level, marking a significant shift in market sentiment.
In the latest edition of our weekly feature, we highlight stocks that have achieved a perfect 10 out of 10 rating under the Stock Reports Plus framework and also carry “Buy” or “Strong Buy” consensus from analysts.
The latest screening of large-cap stocks by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus, as used by the The Economic Times Screener, reveals several high-conviction names that carry average analyst ratings of “buy” or “strong buy” and show upside potential of more than 25 % over the next 12 months.
The mid-cap segment appears to be attempting a revival, presenting investors with selective opportunities—but only those willing to accept elevated risk and adopt a slightly longer-term horizon. The underlying argument is that while tariff-related politics may cause disruption, more enduring macro-economic reforms are offering structural tailwinds for Indian mid-caps.
Allied Blenders and Distillers Ltd (ABD) is India’s largest domestic spirits firm by volume with a portfolio spanning whisky, brandy, rum, vodka, and gin. Its flagship brands include Officer’s Choice Whisky, Officer’s Choice Blue, Sterling Reserve, and ICONiQ White. The company operates a network of 37 manufacturing units, comprising 9 owned bottling plants, 2 distilleries, 1 PET bottle manufacturing unit, and 25 contract facilities across India.
Nexus Select Trust, India’s first publicly listed retail Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), reported robust performance for the quarter ended 30th September 2025 (Q2 FY26). The firm, which operates a portfolio of 19 premium urban consumption centres with 10.6 million sq. ft. of Gross Leasable Area across 15 cities, continues to lead India’s organized retail real estate space. In addition, the portfolio includes three hotel assets (450 keys) and three office assets (1.3 million sq. ft. GLA), housing over 1,000 domestic and international brands across 3,000+ stores.
Fabtech Technologies bags Rs. 52 cr turnkey project for a veterinary dosage facility, taking its order book to Rs.983.05 cr. The project covers cleanrooms, HVAC, and process equipment, reinforcing FTL’s global growth. With the Maghreb veterinary market projected at USD 500–700 mn by 2030, FTL is well-positioned to tap expanding regional opportunities.
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