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Stocks to watch: Tata Power, Dixon Tech, Indian Hotels among 10 shares in focus today - Mint
Stocks to watch: Tata Power, Dixon Tech, Indian Hotels among 10 shares in focus todayMint
70 smallcap stocks repay at least 50% or more returns to investors in April. What does May hold?
Among the biggest gainers was Indo Tech Transformers, which surged nearly 145% in April, topping the list of monthly performers. The company, which manufactures power and distribution transformers, has benefited from strong investor interest in India’s power transmission and capex cycle.
IT growth under pressure as AI risks rise; pharma, power see support: Nikunj Doshi
Nikunj Doshi, Managing Partner & CIO-PMS at Bay Capital Investments Advisors, says IT services face growth challenges amid AI disruption and remains cautious on the sector. He prefers a bottom-up approach in pharma, citing benefits from rupee depreciation and easing US tariff risks. Doshi is also positive on power and ancillaries, driven by global investments, while staying selective on new-age tech stocks due to expensive valuations and potential post-lock-in selling.
Top Gainers & Losers on April 16: GMDC, Netweb Tech, Adani Power, Sonata Software, YES Bank among top gainers
On April 16, the Indian stock market closed with modest losses after a recent rally. The Nifty 50 fell 0.18% while the Sensex dropped 0.21%. Broader markets showed gains, indicating a bullish tone, amid improving sentiment from potential US-Iran negotiations.
Top Gainers & Losers on April 16: GMDC, Netweb Tech, Adani Power, Sonata Software, YES Bank among top gainers - Mint
Top Gainers & Losers on April 16: GMDC, Netweb Tech, Adani Power, Sonata Software, YES Bank among top gainersMint
MTAR Tech shares soar 10%, double investor money in 2026! What’s behind the latest surge?
MTAR Technologies shares surged over 10%, extending a sharp rally that has doubled investor wealth in 2026 so far. The spike follows a major Bloom Energy–Oracle deal, strengthening growth visibility. Strong Q3 earnings, rising AI-driven power demand, and its key role in clean energy supply chains further boosted investor sentiment.
Execution, order inflows to drive L&T growth; BEL rides defence push: Siddhartha Khemka
India's capital goods sector is experiencing robust growth, fueled by strong order backlogs and increasing project execution across infrastructure, power, and industrial segments. Government focus on development and manufacturing, alongside new-age tech investments, is driving demand. Companies are poised for steady revenue expansion and stable profitability, with key players like L&T and BEL showing strong prospects.
BHEL signs technology pact with South Korea’s E2S for excitation systems
BHEL signs tech deal with South Koreas E2S to boost excitation systems, aiding Make in India, shares rise about 5% on strong order pipeline and nuclear power optimism
Sebi clears IPOs of Travelstack, Learnfluence, Tea Post; 3 issues withdrawn
Three companies -- travel technology firm Travelstack Tech, Learnfluence Education, which operates the 'Lakshya' coaching centres, and tea cafe chain Tea Post --have received approval from Sebi to raise funds through Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), according to an update from the market regulator on Monday. Meanwhile, Rays Power Infra, Madhur Iron & Steel and Arjun Jewellers saw their documents "withdrawn or returned" during March 9-13, the update showed. The development comes at a time when Indian equity markets are under pressure due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. So far this year, 12 companies have tapped the IPO market to raise funds. One issue is currently underway, while few others are expected to hit the market later this month. According to Sebi data, Travelstack Tech, Learnfluence Education and Tea Post had filed their preliminary IPO documents between June and December and received the regulator's observations during March 10-11. In Sebi's terminology, the ...
HEG Greentech demerger: Why Madhusudan Kela is betting ₹500 crore on this pivot
Steel is going green, and HEG sits at the center of this shift. As electric arc furnace capacity rises and energy storage expands, the company is betting on electrodes and clean-tech to power the transition.
Trump says Big Tech needs to build its own power plants. These stocks should benefit
President Trump secured a pledge from Amazon.com, Google, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, xAI, Oracle and OpenAI to supply power for data centres, reflecting rising political and energy concerns. Check the stocks that might benefit from this.
Google, Microsoft, Amazon to pay their own data centre power bills? Trump summons big tech leaders to woo public
The promises, if made by the companies, will lack the force of law and therefore will not be binding. However, officials of the Trump administration still believe that a public and formal pledge could bring accountability and offer some assurance to consumers.