Fusion Finance forfeited 1.63 lakh partly paid rights shares worth Rs 1.07 crore after investors failed to pay despite the final reminder. The company converted 2.29 lakh shares into fully paid-up equity shares after receiving Rs 1.50 crore in call money.
Knowledge Realty Trust has showcased a remarkable performance with a fifteen percent uptick in net operating income, marking an exhilarating time for investors. The firm proudly declared a record distribution amounting to Rs 751.6 crore. Additionally, total revenue witnessed a matching fifteen percent growth in the April-June quarter, complemented by an impressive portfolio occupancy rate of ninety-three percent, largely fueled by increased office space demand with leases totaling 1.
Coforge reported a remarkable 63.3 percent increase in profits for the June quarter, driven by the recent acquisition of Encora and a surge in demand for artificial intelligence solutions. Additionally, revenue soared by 49.2 percent, reaching an impressive Rs 5,527.7 crore. The company has also secured new orders amounting to USD 691 million for the quarter, projecting a stellar performance for the upcoming year.
The benchmark reached the correction threshold in just 38 trading days, versus more than 100 sessions during its previous decline.
Equitas Small Finance Bank posted a first-quarter net profit of Rs 184 crore against a year-ago loss, aided by sharply lower provisions. The lender also reported higher operating profit, improved asset quality, robust asset growth and stable margins despite a slight sequential decline.
Motilal Oswal Private Wealth has increased its recommended portfolio allocation for mid and smallcaps to 50% in its July 2026 report, citing attractive valuations and high exposure to growth sectors. The firm maintains a neutral stance on overall equities while advising a flexible, actively managed investment approach.
Godfrey Phillips reported a 44.3% year-on-year decline in June-quarter net profit as higher excise duty weighed on earnings, even as gross revenue and total income more than doubled. The cigarette maker said domestic cigarette volumes remained resilient despite a tax-led price increase, while highlighting concerns over the rise in illicit trade.
Slovak central bank governor Peter Kazimir warned that the European Central Bank may need to raise interest rates at least once more to control inflation. He stressed that geopolitical risks and rising energy costs could force the ECB into further monetary tightening beyond current market expectations ahead of September.
Asian equities dropped as artificial intelligence spending concerns fueled chipmaker selloffs. Crude oil extended its decline, with Brent slumping significantly on Monday. Investors await policy decisions from the Fed, Bank of Japan, and Bank of England. Earnings from megacap technology companies are also a key focus this week. Geopolitical developments and oil prices remain significant wild cards for markets.
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