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Broader markets crash! Physicswallah, Coforge, other small & midcap stocks tumble up to 6%. Do you own?
Indian smallcap and midcap stocks plummeted on Wednesday due to persistent FII selling, a weakening rupee, and global factors. IT stocks, which had surged previously, saw a sharp selloff, with major players like TCS and Infosys dropping significantly. Analysts point to energy shocks and current account deficit concerns impacting market sentiment.
Premiumisation, digital push, and India’s consumption story: Inside HUL’s growth blueprint
Hindustan Unilever Ltd remains optimistic about India's future growth. The company is focusing on increasing consumption, premium products, and digital advancements. Despite current economic hurdles, HUL is investing in its business to serve consumers better. India's young population, growing per capita consumption, and digital transformation are key drivers for this positive outlook.
BofA prefers oil producers over refiners as crude prices stay elevated
Bharat Subramanian, Senior Analyst (Energy) at BofA Global Research, expects oil marketing companies to report negative marketing margins during the current year.
JLR to raise $2 billion five-year loan from global banks to refinance debt
Jaguar Land Rover has announced a pivotal financial strategy, obtaining a $2 billion loan from leading multinational banks. This endeavor serves to refinance debts that are maturing early next year. With the loan priced at 155 basis points above the SONIA rate, it reflects a savvy approach amidst current market uncertainties.
Merritronix IPO fully subscribed on first bidding day. Retail, NIIs steal the show; Check GMP, issue details
Merritronix IPO commenced on June 1 and concludes on June 3, with a price range of ₹141-149 per share. The company raised ₹19.91 crore from anchor investors and has seen strong subscription demand, with a current GMP of +88, indicating a promising market debut.
BofA sees no Fed hikes this year, says India’s deficit concerns are overstated
Claudio Irigoyen, Head of Global Economics Research at BofA Global Research, said concerns over India’s current account deficit may be exaggerated, as the widening gap is being driven mainly by higher investments and machinery imports rather than unsustainable consumption.
Nayara rolls out relief for dealers amid retail pain
The support is aimed at partially offsetting operational expenses and revenue losses faced by retailers. Explaining the mechanism, a dealer said the company compares current sales with historical averages.
Senco witnesses 6% drop in gold sales; customers bullish on silver, diamond
Senco Gold saw gold volumes decrease by 6% in FY26. However, silver and diamond sales increased significantly. The company achieved its highest-ever Q4 retail sales, boosted by wedding and gifting demand. Senco Gold anticipates over 20% revenue growth in the current fiscal year, driven by its expanding network and brand strength.
Wilmar International chief says India must target 60% self-sufficiency in edible oils
India needs to produce more edible oils domestically. Kuok Khoon Hong, chairman of Wilmar International, suggests aiming for 50-60% self-sufficiency. This move is crucial given India's vast consumption and current reliance on imports. Stable government policies are key to encouraging local oilseed cultivation. Global factors are also driving up cooking oil prices.
Oil cos keep bleeding, on slippery slope with Rs 600-cr loss per day despite multiple petrol, diesel price hikes
Petrol, diesel price hike: Despite the latest round of increases, officials acknowledged that current retail prices are still insufficient to fully offset the sharp rise in international crude costs, leaving public sector fuel retailers exposed to substantial daily losses.
IRFC to raise ECB loan worth $2 billion to finance large infra projects
Indian Railway Finance Corporation is set to raise USD 2 billion through external commercial borrowing. This funding will primarily be in Japanese yen to support business growth in the current financial year. The company has already secured a loan agreement for USD 1.1 billion.
Retail players can skip Central Bank of India OFS, say analysts, cite margin and earnings concerns
Retail investors are being urged by market analysts to steer clear of the government's shares sale in Central Bank of India. The bank's current margin issues and uncertain future profitability raise red flags. Despite the attractive discount on the offer price, experts forecast further share sales needed for compliance, leading to persistent sales pressure on the stock.