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Wipro Hydraulics to acquire 100 per cent stake in Italy's Indeco Ind Spa
Wipro Hydraulics is acquiring Italy's Indeco Ind Spa. This deal will expand Wipro's offerings into hydraulic attachments. Indeco manufactures equipment for construction and demolition. The acquisition strengthens Wipro's global presence and product range. The founding family will continue to be involved in Indeco's operations. This move marks a significant step for Wipro Hydraulics.
Stock in focus after an ace investor bought 5% stake in the company By Trade Brains - Investing.com India
Stock in focus after an ace investor bought 5% stake in the company By Trade BrainsInvesting.com India
Mukul Agrawal buys 25 lakh shares in soaring smallcap bank as other lenders falter
Ace investor Mukul Mahavir Agrawal increased his stake in Jammu & Kashmir Bank during the January–March quarter, adding around 25 lakh shares. The lender has seen strong stock gains this year alongside steady operational improvement, supported by rising profitability, improving asset quality and sustained growth in advances and deposits.
Madhusudan Kela picks beaten-down smallcap bets; buys Indiabulls, Simplex Infra in Q4
Ace investor Madhusudan Kela has bought stakes in Indiabulls Limited and Simplex Infrastructures Limited. These companies have seen recent underperformance. Kela's move signals a contrarian investment strategy. His portfolio includes other companies like Kopran and Bombay Dyeing. This selective accumulation in beaten-down stocks is a key highlight.
Big Whale Ashish Kacholia hikes stakes in smallcap market outperformers SG Finserv, Aeroflex in Q4
Ace investor Ashish Kacholia increased his stakes in smallcaps SG Finserv and Aeroflex Industries during the March quarter. Both stocks have delivered strong returns, outperforming weak broader markets, with Aeroflex posting particularly sharp gains.
Q4 moves: Ace investor Mukul Agrawal raises stake in 2 smallcap companies. Do you own?
Ace investor Mukul Agrawal significantly boosted his holdings in Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) and Capacit’e Infraprojects during Q4 FY26. He acquired nearly 60 lakh HCC shares, increasing his stake to 1.91%, and added 4.5 lakh Capacit’e Infraprojects shares, raising his ownership to 6.62%. These moves signal confidence in the smallcap infrastructure players.
Dip buying: Sunil Singhania-backed Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund picks 1.4% stake in Heritage Foods in March
Ace Investor Sunil Singhania-backed Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund added Heritage Foods in the quarter ended March, picking nearly 13 lakh shares that account for 1.4% equity in the company.
Rain Industries shareholding sees the name of this ace investor; Stock gains 4%
Retail investor stake in Rain Industries has largely remained constant during the March quarter at 23.42% from 23.34% earlier. The absolute number has seen a marginal drop from 1.91 lakh to 1.87 lakh at the end of March.
Jet Airways liquidation: Two Boeing 777s sold for ₹568 crore in e-auction; bids top reserve prices
Jet Airways in liquidation sold two Delhi based Boeing 777 300ER jets via e auction for ₹568.18 crore, far above reserve prices, to Ace Aviation XIV and XV to repay creditors.
BEW Engineering bulk deal: Ashish Kacholia exits SME company as stock slumps 44% in a year
Ace investor Ashish Kacholia exited BEW Engineering entirely through a bulk deal, amid prolonged stock underperformance and declining prices, raising concerns about the company’s near-term outlook despite its niche presence in pharmaceutical equipment manufacturing and past listing gains.
Sitting like an eagle–waiting and watching, says Vijay Kedia as market wilts
Money is never made in euphoric times; it's made when there is panic, during which quality stocks are available at attractive valuations. Be cool and level-headed before making a decision to invest in the current market cycle, says ace investor Vijay Kedia
US-Iran war puts ₹70,000 cr dent in LIC's portfolio; banks, L&T worst hit
Holdings in SBI, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank accounted for more than one-fifth of the losses for Life Insurance Corporation of India; while L&T alone created a 11 per cent dent, shows ACE Equity data.