Happiest Minds Technologies shares fell 6.16% after reports that ITC Infotech may acquire a 22% promoter stake. The stock settled at Rs 420.25, while investors weighed the potential transaction against the company’s recent profit and revenue growth.
US earnings momentum is broadening beyond the Magnificent 7, with S&P 500 CY27 EPS estimates rising nearly 22% year-on-year. Stronger revenue growth, margin expansion and upgrades across sectors suggest the next market phase could feature wider earnings participation.
The 118-year-old Calcutta Stock Exchange is seeking Sebi guidance on reviving equity trading through interoperability or a new clearing corporation. The bourse is evaluating regulatory compliance options, with interoperability via NSE or BSE potentially offering a faster route.
Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator has no plans to change the Closing Auction Session despite sharp expiry-day swings. Sebi expects participation and understanding to improve, while monitoring liquidity concerns and alleged manipulation. NSE IPO approval is also nearing.
Wipro ADRs gained 5% pre-market after expanding its Google Cloud partnership to scale Gemini Enterprise and agentic AI adoption. The company will deploy AI internally, train 10,000 specialists and help enterprises embed autonomous agents across core business workflows.
Realty firm iUSTUS is set to embark on an ambitious project, developing a staggering twenty-five lakh square feet across South and East Bengaluru. Committed to excellence in quality construction and professional execution, the founders, Pawan Sawhney and Santosh Soni, leverage their extensive real estate backgrounds to foster lasting value for both communities and homebuyers.
Five BSE 200 stocks hit fresh 52-week highs on Thursday despite a weak market. Divi’s Laboratories led the pack with a 22% monthly gain.
Vedanta plans to raise at least Rs 1,000 crore through rupee bonds with maturities of three to seven years, mainly to refinance debt. It would be the group’s third domestic bond issue this year. The planned borrowing comes as Indian companies increasingly tap bond markets amid expectations of possible interest-rate hikes later this year.
Indian equity markets closed lower on Thursday, with the Sensex falling 539 points and the Nifty declining 117 points as selling intensified late in the session. Adani Enterprises and Kotak Mahindra Bank led Nifty gainers, while Hindalco, HDFC Bank and M&M emerged among the biggest losers.
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