Market News
Stay updated with the latest market trends, earnings, and economic indicators.
Stocks to Watch today: TCS, Tata Steel, GMR Airports, M&M, SBI, HFCL & more
Stocks to watch today: TCS, SBI, Tata Steel, GMR Airports, M&M, HFCL, RIL, Fortis Healthcare, JSW Infra, Swiggy, Pidilite, Shree Cement, among others, will be in focus today
Bullish futures positioning hints at upside in large-cap stocks
Indian stock markets are seeing pockets of strength, particularly in mid- and small-cap segments, with optimism now extending to select large-cap stocks. Analysts highlight several stocks showing bullish futures build-up and positive technical indicators. IndusInd Bank, Nalco, Shree Cement, HDFC AMC, Adani Energy Solutions, Nestlé India, and ONGC are identified as potential gainers, with specific entry points, targets, and stop-losses provided for traders.
Bernstein upgrades this cement stock to 'Outperform' in a contrarian call; Check price target
Bernstein expects Ambuja's ongoing capacity expansion and operational improvements to help narrow the EBITDA per tonne gap with both UltraTech and Shree Cement, prompting what it described as a "contrarian upgrade" on the stock.
Cement cos diverge on expansion plans amid West Asia uncertainty
Indian cement companies are taking different paths on spending. Some, like Ultratech Cement, Dalmia Bharat, and Nuvoco Vistas, are increasing investments for expansion. Others, including Ambuja Cement and Shree Cement, are slowing down their capital expenditure. This divergence reflects varied growth strategies in the Indian market. The focus remains on India's long-term development drivers.
Cement cos diverge on expansion plans amid West Asia uncertainty
Indian cement companies are taking different paths on spending. Some, like Ultratech Cement, Dalmia Bharat, and Nuvoco Vistas, are increasing investments for expansion. Others, including Ambuja Cement and Shree Cement, are slowing down their capital expenditure. This divergence reflects varied growth strategies in the Indian market. The focus remains on India's long-term development drivers.
Can Shree Cement, Ambuja's capex breather allay sector’s overcapacity concerns?
Pan-India average cement prices improved by ₹10-13 per bag month-on-month in May as companies attempted price hikes to partially offset the cost inflation arising due to the West Asia crisis
UltraTech stays Avvashya Capital's top pick as Ambuja, Shree shift focus to profitability
Avvashya Capital Fund Manager Mangesh Bhadang believes the Indian cement industry is finally becoming more disciplined after years of aggressive capacity expansion. He said leading players such as Ambuja Cements and Shree Cement are now shifting focus towards profitability as weak pricing and lower returns continue to pressure the sector. Bhadang continues to prefer UltraTech Cement, citing its strong execution, consistent volume growth and industry-leading profitability. Disclaimer: The views and investment tips expressed by investment experts on CNBCTV18.com are their own and not that of the website or its management. CNBCTV18.com advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.
Shree Cement shares jump 4% even as Q4 profit drops 8%. Why Nomura, Elara, other brokerages remain bullish
Shree Cement shares rose nearly 4% despite an 8% dip in Q4 FY26 net profit to Rs 526 crore. Revenue, however, climbed 10% to Rs 6,1010 crore, with sales volumes showing significant year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter growth. Brokerages remain bullish, citing strong volume growth and dividend payouts.
Shree Cement Gets Rating Upgrade After Q4 Results On Favorable Valuations — Check Target Price
Shree Cement is regaining market share as seen in its strong volume growth which is a sign of relief.
Stocks in news: Biocon, PB Fintech, Polycab India, South Indian Bank, Shree Cement, Kaiser Corp, ACME... - Moneycontrol.com
Stocks in news: Biocon, PB Fintech, Polycab India, South Indian Bank, Shree Cement, Kaiser Corp, ACME...Moneycontrol.com
Shree Cement dials back on expansion following Adani's move
Shree Cement's shift signals a potential cooling of the aggressive capacity-addition cycle among India’s top cement producers, who had been racing to scale up output.
Dividend stocks: Shree Cement announces ₹70 final dividend for FY26 along with Q4 results
Shree Cement announced a final dividend of ₹70 per share for FY26, totaling ₹150 for the year. The company reported a March-quarter revenue of ₹6,101 crore and a net profit of ₹1,292 crore. Expansion plans include new RMC plants and increased cement capacity.