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- Sammaan Capital (ex-Indiabulls Housing Finance) is India’s 3rd largest private housing finance firm. Abu Dhabi’s International Holding Company acquired 43.5% stake for Rs.8,850 cr., strengthening capital. Strong loan portfolio and digital-first operations support sustained growth.
- GK Energy Q2 FY26 PAT Rs.36.9 cr. (+118% YoY), revenue Rs.295 cr. Strong ₹464 cr. IPO, Rs.1,029 cr. order book, and PM-KUSUM scheme leadership. Expansion into rooftop & hybrid solar systems positions it for long-term growth in clean energy.
- Aartech Solonics Q1 FY26 PAT recovered despite lower revenue, driven by cost-cutting and improved operational efficiency. Innovation includes Adaptive Alternate Power Module (AAPM) with Sudarshan Chakra Corps & IIT Mumbai. Strong tech focus and cost control support growth.
- Agarwal Toughened Glass India FY25 PAT surged 103% in H2 on strong demand from infrastructure and institutional sectors. Regulatory mandates and capacity expansion boost adoption. High-profile orders and award for ‘Most Trusted Architectural Glass Manufacturer’ reinforce leadership.
- Maharashtra Seamless, an integrated maker of ERW, Seamless, and Coated pipes with captive power plants, posted 78% higher Q1 EPS at Rs.17.2, which may lead to FY26 EPS of Rs.80 vs Rs.68/70 in FY25. With cash of Rs.2920 cr., the stock trades at a P/E of 7.3x vs peers’ 28x, making it attractive.
