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According to Rahul Jain, President & Head – Wealth Management at Nuvama, direct stock-picking is not the answer for most investors looking to diversify globally. He believes passive strategies and fund of funds can offer a more effective way to gain exposure to different geographies while reducing the burden of taking individual country and stock calls.
The Rs 3,066.89-crore Dhoot Transmission IPO entered its second day of bidding on Tuesday, August 11, with the grey market premium signaling a potential 30% listing gain. Backed by solid FY26 financials and strong demand in retail and NII segments, market analysts have maintained a subscribe rating for long-term investors.
Adani Group stocks are in focus after a US judge dismissed criminal charges against Gautam Adani, while clarifying the decision did not endorse the Justice Department’s move or assess the charges’ merits. The ruling followed scrutiny of Adani’s $10 billion US investment pledge. Adani Group has consistently denied wrongdoing in the case.
The Rs 251.88-crore Technocraft Ventures IPO entered its final day of bidding with GMP climbing to 14%. Overall subscribed 4.73 times on Day 2, the issue is backed by strong 54% profit growth in FY26, prompting brokerages to give a Subscribe for Long Term rating.
Aegeus Technologies is set to debut on the BSE SME platform after its Rs 23.71 crore IPO was subscribed nearly 30 times. The latest grey market premium of Rs 12 implies a potential listing price of Rs 117. The robotics and automation company reported 88% revenue growth and 189% profit growth in FY26.
Brent crude futures were flat at $88 a barrel or 0.35%, while US West Texas Intermediate crude futures stood at $83.50, up 0.40% a barrel. Both benchmarks had jumped more than 5% on Monday, hitting their highest levels since July 31.
The Rs 1,553 crore book-built issue comprises a fresh issue of 10.20 crore shares worth Rs 1,428 crore and an Offer for Sale (OFS) of 0.89 crore shares valued at Rs 125 crore.
Sustained market demand led to impressive revenue growth in the automotive and consumer goods sectors. In contrast, while the banking sector showed better asset quality, profitability struggled due to margin challenges. Cement companies effectively preserved their margins through strategic cost management amidst rising operational costs. Overall, various sectors experienced notable revenue uplifts; however, they also faced persistent input cost hurdles.
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