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Kaynes Technology’s shares are in focus after its subsidiary signed an MoU with the Tamil Nadu government for a Rs 4,995 crore investment to set up new manufacturing units. This comes alongside strong Q1 results, with profit up 47% and EBITDA surging 68%. Despite a YTD decline, technical indicators suggest continued bullish momentum for the stock.

Godfrey Phillips India s shares are set to gain attention following a robust 56% YoY increase in consolidated net profit for the June quarter of FY26. The company s board has approved a 2:1 bonus share issuance, with a record date fixed for September 16. This decision reflects management s confidence and aims to boost shareholder value and stock liquidity.

Inox India posted strong Q1 FY26 results with PAT up 18.9% YoY to Rs 61 crore and revenue rising 16.7% to Rs 352 crore. Exports contributed 56% of total revenue. Key highlights include India’s first UHP ammonia ISO container launch, Heineken audit approval, and an ITER order. The company also announced plans to expand LNG fuel tank capacity.

BEML shares are in focus as the company announced a Rs 282 crore order from the Defence Ministry. BEML will supply High Mobility Vehicles. Additionally, BEML signed an agreement with IIT Madras startup TuTr Hyperloop. They will co-develop India’s first indigenous hyperloop transportation system. BEML reported a rise in net profit and revenue for the March quarter.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission will permit spot crypto asset contract trading. This will happen on registered futures exchanges. The digital asset industry has seen progress. Bills like the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Act have provided regulatory certainty. The CFTC will enable immediate digital asset trading. This will be at the Federal level.

Kotak Mutual Fund has launched the Kotak Active Momentum Fund, leveraging an Enhanced Earnings Factor Model. This data-driven strategy focuses on companies with increasing profits, driven by analyst upgrades and positive earnings surprises. Back-testing reveals a strong CAGR and consistent outperformance, even during market volatility, offering a fundamentally grounded approach to momentum investing.

Vivriti Asset Management s Vintage I fund delivered a 15.5% gross IRR by focusing on private credit and disciplined risk management during a volatile period. The firm prioritizes identifying opportunities in mid-market corporate lending and investing in robust processes.

Indian real estate transforms into a stable investment destination. Economic growth and regulatory reforms reshape the sector. Infrastructure expansion and transparency measures de-risk investments. Demand rises in both commercial and residential properties. Tier-1 cities remain the primary focus for real estate companies. However, tier-2 cities also show potential. Residential demand is resilient and office REITs outperform.

Indian government bond yields are expected to decline, fueled by anticipation of a supportive stance from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Market participants are betting on a potential interest rate cut, despite a majority expecting rates to remain unchanged. Some economists believe the RBI may deviate from its previous guidance due to low inflation. U.S.