Aartech Solonics showed improved operational control with a strong recovery in profit before tax in Q1FY26 despite lower revenue. Cost optimisation led to better margins QoQ. Collaboration with Sudarshan Chakra Corps and IIT Mumbai for the Adaptive Alternate Power Module highlights its innovation and tech focus.
64.46% voter turnout in the 1st phase of Bihar Election 2025 marks the highest in 25 years, raising speculation of strong anti-incumbency sentiment and a desire for change among voters. The sharp rise in participation reflects growing political awareness and enthusiasm across both rural and urban regions.
– AVP Infracon received L1 status for a Rs.57.57 cr. project to widen and strengthen the Thiruvannamalai–Thiyagadurgam Road (SH-9A) to be completed within 12 months.
– Supreme Power Equipment bags an order worth Rs.4.86 cr. from a reputed EPC co. in Bangalore for the supply of two 20 MVA, 66/11 kV transformers, to be executed in eight months.
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.
The market tests patience — it rises and falls, but long-term investors who stay calm amid declines always benefit. Focus on goals, not market moods; invest when you have capital, sell when you need it. Every fall brings a new dawn — time rewards those who persist.
Bondada Engineering posted 138% higher H1 EPS of Rs.8.1, which may lead to FY26 EPS of Rs.18. Operating in EPC and O&M across telecom, renewables and railways, it trades at a P/E of 25x with medium-term growth visibility.
SEBI MUTUAL FUND REFORMS
SEBI’s new measures mark a cultural reset in the mutual fund industry, promoting transparency, tighter brokerage caps, and clearer TER disclosures. Stricter oversight on commissions, performance-linked fees, and intermediary influence aims to enhance accountability, investor trust, and informed participation, making the industry more competitive and citizen-focused.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25509.70 FII -3263.21 cr DII 5283.91 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the day as continued bearish sentiment dragged Nifty down to our level of 25495 (day low 25491.55) following a decisive breakdown below 25547.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25597.65 FII: -₹1067.01 cr DII: +₹1202.90 cr
As discussed earlier, market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day as Nifty failed to witness follow-through buying and slipped to a day’s low of 25578.4, close to our projected level of 25560.
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.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25763.35 FII: -1883.78 cr DII: 3516.36 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the day. Nifty respected its opening bullish gap of 20th October 2025 and rallied up to 25803 after surpassing 25775, closing near the same level at 25763.35.
Veteran investor Sandip Sabharwal has sounded a cautionary note about the ongoing boom in initial public offerings (IPOs) in India, suggesting that the excitement may mask deeper risks. He warned that while the primary market remains vibrant, the underlying quality and transparency of many new listings are cause for concern.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has launched an extensive investigation into Varanium Cloud Ltd, following allegations of large-scale financial irregularities tied to its Rs. 40 crore IPO raised in September 2022. The IPO proceeds were reportedly meant to establish edge data centres and digital learning hubs in smaller towns, but the projects were never executed.
India’s primary markets are showing renewed momentum with a strong pipeline of initial public offerings (IPOs) attracting investor interest. According to the Economic Times IPO section, several deals have opened recently and still more are in the queue.
OpenAI’s chief financial officer Sarah Friar has clarified that the company is not currently working toward an initial public offering (IPO). Speaking at the WSJ Tech Live conference, Friar stated “IPO is not on the cards right now” and added that the firm is focused on scaling operations rather than getting distracted by listing plans.
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey clarified that SEBI will not intervene in determining the valuations of initial public offerings (IPOs), emphasising that pricing remains the prerogative of the market.
The nomination for the initial public offering (IPO) of Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd., the parent company of Groww, closes today. The total issue size stands at around Rs. 6,632 crore.
Time Technoplast Limited, a specialist in polymer‑based products, has announced the launch of a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) to raise approximately ₹800 crore from institutional investors.
In 2025 so far, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have withdrawn approximately Rs 1,52,479 crore from Indian equities. Notably, around Rs 12,569 crore of this outflow happened in November alone.
L&T Finance Ltd (LTF) saw its share price surge by about 9 % on November 7, 2025, rising to a fresh high of approximately Rs. 300.60 despite a broadly weak market backdrop.
Indian equity markets drifted lower on Thursday as the NIFTY 50 breached its key short-term support level of the 20-day exponential moving average and edged toward the 25,400 zone. Several heavyweight stocks captured attention amidst the weak market tone.
Singapore-based Singtel is reportedly set to sell about 5.1 crore shares — roughly 0.8 % of Bharti Airtel — through a block deal valued at around Rs 10,300 crore (≈ US$1.17 billion). The floor price for the deal is fixed at Rs 2,030 per share, representing approximately a 3.1 % discount to the company’s previous closing price of ~Rs 2,095.
The formidable momentum once enjoyed by Ola Electric now appears to be wavering. After its entry into the electric two-wheeler market with strong aspirations, the company is now facing headwinds as it stands on the verge of losing its No. 4 position in the domestic category.
India’s metals and mining sector is poised for a powerful upcycle, driven by record infrastructure spending, clean energy demand, and bold government mining reforms. From iron and steel to aluminium and copper, both global prices and domestic momentum are fueling robust growth.
Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp decline today, weighed down by weak global cues, persistent foreign fund outflows, and broad-based sectoral selling. The sentiment turned cautious as investors resorted to profit-booking after the recent rally, with valuations appearing stretched across multiple segments.
Donald Trump on Thursday expressed strong admiration for Narendra Modi, calling him a “great man” and a “friend,” while indicating that a visit to India next year remains on the agenda.
India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman confirmed that the government has initiated discussions with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and various banks regarding consolidation in the banking sector. She emphasised that before any firm decisions on merging banks are taken, a more enabling environment will need to be created to allow banks to grow.
India’s aviation growth story is hitting an unexpected snag. While Akasa Air and Air India are eager to expand their fleets, they are caught in a regulatory logjam in the United States that is delaying delivery of fully certificated planes — including aircraft that are technically complete, yet remain grounded because their seats have not received clearance.
The government is reportedly exploring a fresh wave of mergers
Aartech Solonics showed improved operational control with a strong recovery in profit before tax in Q1FY26 despite lower revenue. Cost optimisation led to better margins QoQ. Collaboration with Sudarshan Chakra Corps and IIT Mumbai for the Adaptive Alternate Power Module highlights its innovation and tech focus.
64.46% voter turnout in the 1st phase of Bihar Election 2025 marks the highest in 25 years, raising speculation of strong anti-incumbency sentiment and a desire for change among voters. The sharp rise in participation reflects growing political awareness and enthusiasm across both rural and urban regions.
– AVP Infracon received L1 status for a Rs.57.57 cr. project to widen and strengthen the Thiruvannamalai–Thiyagadurgam Road (SH-9A) to be completed within 12 months.
– Supreme Power Equipment bags an order worth Rs.4.86 cr. from a reputed EPC co. in Bangalore for the supply of two 20 MVA, 66/11 kV transformers, to be executed in eight months.
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.
The market tests patience — it rises and falls, but long-term investors who stay calm amid declines always benefit. Focus on goals, not market moods; invest when you have capital, sell when you need it. Every fall brings a new dawn — time rewards those who persist.
Bondada Engineering posted 138% higher H1 EPS of Rs.8.1, which may lead to FY26 EPS of Rs.18. Operating in EPC and O&M across telecom, renewables and railways, it trades at a P/E of 25x with medium-term growth visibility.
SEBI MUTUAL FUND REFORMS
SEBI’s new measures mark a cultural reset in the mutual fund industry, promoting transparency, tighter brokerage caps, and clearer TER disclosures. Stricter oversight on commissions, performance-linked fees, and intermediary influence aims to enhance accountability, investor trust, and informed participation, making the industry more competitive and citizen-focused.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25509.70 FII -3263.21 cr DII 5283.91 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the day as continued bearish sentiment dragged Nifty down to our level of 25495 (day low 25491.55) following a decisive breakdown below 25547.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25597.65 FII: -₹1067.01 cr DII: +₹1202.90 cr
As discussed earlier, market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day as Nifty failed to witness follow-through buying and slipped to a day’s low of 25578.4, close to our projected level of 25560.
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.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25763.35 FII: -1883.78 cr DII: 3516.36 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the day. Nifty respected its opening bullish gap of 20th October 2025 and rallied up to 25803 after surpassing 25775, closing near the same level at 25763.35.
Veteran investor Sandip Sabharwal has sounded a cautionary note about the ongoing boom in initial public offerings (IPOs) in India, suggesting that the excitement may mask deeper risks. He warned that while the primary market remains vibrant, the underlying quality and transparency of many new listings are cause for concern.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has launched an extensive investigation into Varanium Cloud Ltd, following allegations of large-scale financial irregularities tied to its Rs. 40 crore IPO raised in September 2022. The IPO proceeds were reportedly meant to establish edge data centres and digital learning hubs in smaller towns, but the projects were never executed.
India’s primary markets are showing renewed momentum with a strong pipeline of initial public offerings (IPOs) attracting investor interest. According to the Economic Times IPO section, several deals have opened recently and still more are in the queue.
OpenAI’s chief financial officer Sarah Friar has clarified that the company is not currently working toward an initial public offering (IPO). Speaking at the WSJ Tech Live conference, Friar stated “IPO is not on the cards right now” and added that the firm is focused on scaling operations rather than getting distracted by listing plans.
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey clarified that SEBI will not intervene in determining the valuations of initial public offerings (IPOs), emphasising that pricing remains the prerogative of the market.
The nomination for the initial public offering (IPO) of Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd., the parent company of Groww, closes today. The total issue size stands at around Rs. 6,632 crore.
Time Technoplast Limited, a specialist in polymer‑based products, has announced the launch of a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) to raise approximately ₹800 crore from institutional investors.
In 2025 so far, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have withdrawn approximately Rs 1,52,479 crore from Indian equities. Notably, around Rs 12,569 crore of this outflow happened in November alone.
L&T Finance Ltd (LTF) saw its share price surge by about 9 % on November 7, 2025, rising to a fresh high of approximately Rs. 300.60 despite a broadly weak market backdrop.
Indian equity markets drifted lower on Thursday as the NIFTY 50 breached its key short-term support level of the 20-day exponential moving average and edged toward the 25,400 zone. Several heavyweight stocks captured attention amidst the weak market tone.
Singapore-based Singtel is reportedly set to sell about 5.1 crore shares — roughly 0.8 % of Bharti Airtel — through a block deal valued at around Rs 10,300 crore (≈ US$1.17 billion). The floor price for the deal is fixed at Rs 2,030 per share, representing approximately a 3.1 % discount to the company’s previous closing price of ~Rs 2,095.
The formidable momentum once enjoyed by Ola Electric now appears to be wavering. After its entry into the electric two-wheeler market with strong aspirations, the company is now facing headwinds as it stands on the verge of losing its No. 4 position in the domestic category.
India’s metals and mining sector is poised for a powerful upcycle, driven by record infrastructure spending, clean energy demand, and bold government mining reforms. From iron and steel to aluminium and copper, both global prices and domestic momentum are fueling robust growth.
Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp decline today, weighed down by weak global cues, persistent foreign fund outflows, and broad-based sectoral selling. The sentiment turned cautious as investors resorted to profit-booking after the recent rally, with valuations appearing stretched across multiple segments.
Donald Trump on Thursday expressed strong admiration for Narendra Modi, calling him a “great man” and a “friend,” while indicating that a visit to India next year remains on the agenda.
India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman confirmed that the government has initiated discussions with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and various banks regarding consolidation in the banking sector. She emphasised that before any firm decisions on merging banks are taken, a more enabling environment will need to be created to allow banks to grow.
India’s aviation growth story is hitting an unexpected snag. While Akasa Air and Air India are eager to expand their fleets, they are caught in a regulatory logjam in the United States that is delaying delivery of fully certificated planes — including aircraft that are technically complete, yet remain grounded because their seats have not received clearance.
The government is reportedly exploring a fresh wave of mergers in the public sector banking (PSB) space, aiming to create a few large global-scale lenders with assets and lending power capable of supporting India’s next phase of growth. While the aspiration is bold, a key question remains: will these consolidations
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