Generac Holdings shares surged over 40% after the company announced a long-term agreement to supply backup generators worth up to $8 billion to Amazon data centres.
Semiconductor stocks, including Kaynes Technology, Syrma SGS Technology and MosChip Technologies, rallied up to 10% as investor attention turned to India’s semiconductor ecosystem ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s inauguration of Semicon India 2026.
Sensex and Nifty extended gains despite the US Federal Reserve’s first rate hike in three years, supported by broad-based buying outside the IT sector. Analysts remain cautious as elevated bond yields, FII selling, rupee weakness and geopolitical risks could fuel volatility.
Juniper Hotels shares rose on Thursday after the company proposed acquiring the operating Novotel Imagicaa hotel in Maharashtra for Rs 248 crore. The 287-key property, located in Khopoli, spans around 11 acres and includes restaurants, banquet and meeting facilities. The acquisition is aimed at expanding Juniper’s presence in the Mumbai-Pune corridor.
A-One Steels IPO has fixed its price band at Rs 385-405 per share and will open for subscription on September 24. The Rs 405 crore issue comprises a fresh issue and OFS, with proceeds primarily earmarked for repayment of outstanding borrowings.
Rentomojo shares surged 9% after a strong debut, taking gains to 30% above the IPO price. The stock listed at a 19% premium and rallied to Rs 526.70 within an hour. While analysts see long-term potential, they have flagged valuation concerns and advised caution after the sharp listing-day gains.
On September 18, ninety companies will observe their dividend record date, and investors must acquire shares prior to this date to be eligible. Notably, Victoria Mills is set to provide the largest dividend at fifty rupees per share. Additionally, numerous companies have shared their dividend announcements, offering a last chance for investors to capitalize on these payouts.
SS Retail’s Rs 500 crore IPO entered its second day after being subscribed 1.44 times on Day 1, led by strong retail demand. The issue’s current GMP indicates a potential listing gain of around 19%.
On Thursday, shares of Asset Reconstruction Company India Ltd. debuted with little movement following a notable initial public offering valued at Rs 732.97 crore, consisting entirely of an offer for sale. Priced at Rs 139 per share, the offer attracted significant demand, seeing an impressive twenty-fold subscription. Notably, the proceeds will benefit the selling shareholders, rather than the company itself.
LCC Projects made a strong stock-market debut after its Rs 427.14 crore IPO. The shares listed at Rs 191.90 on the NSE, a 31.44% premium, and at Rs 189 on the BSE, a 29.45% premium over the issue price of Rs 146.
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