Tanla Platforms shares surged nearly 14% after Q1 FY27 revenue rose 17.8% year-on-year to Rs 1,226 crore. Strong gross profit, EBITDA and EPS growth reflected improving profitability, while higher spending by existing enterprise customers supported revenue momentum.
Indian investors have borrowed a record Rs 1.36 lakh crore through Margin Trading Facility (MTF), even as cash market activity slows. While growing retail participation supports long-term expansion, rising leverage could amplify risks if markets correct, with volatility, margin calls and geopolitical uncertainty posing key challenges for leveraged investors.
Leading brokerage firms have identified twelve Indian stocks for investment. Goldman Sachs favors Reliance Industries and Adani Power among others. InCred Equities sees significant upside in APAR Industries and CONCOR. Axis Bank has also recommended Chalet Hotels and Ujjivan Small Finance Bank. These selections offer potential growth opportunities for investors in the current market.
Sotefin Bharat is set to debut on the BSE SME platform on July 23, with grey market premium (GMP) trends indicating a largely flat listing. Despite subdued GMP, the Rs 89.76-crore IPO was subscribed 3.78 times overall, backed by healthy participation across investor categories. The company plans to use the IPO proceeds to expand manufacturing capacity, strengthen operations, and meet working capital needs.
Axis Direct suggests a selective shift towards large-cap stocks now. Mid and small caps show stretched valuations after their recent surge. The Nifty 50 trades near its long-term average, offering better comfort. Corporate earnings delivery and margin defense are key for market upside. Investors should focus on quality large-caps with clear earnings visibility.
Brent crude futures rose $1.93, or 2%, to $96 a barrel, their highest level since June 8. The benchmark had ended the previous session more than $3 higher at $94.07, just below a six-week high. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude gained $1.44, or 1.7%, to $88.27 after advancing nearly 3% on Wednesday.
Foreign inflows into Indian government securities have begun to slow down. This moderation follows a strong surge in June driven by index inclusion expectations. Narrowing yield spreads between India and the US are now a key factor. Concerns over rupee weakness and delayed index decisions also contribute. Investors are reassessing the attractiveness of rupee-denominated assets.
Nestle India shares reached a record high after a strong June quarter performance. Revenue growth accelerated significantly year-on-year, reaching 25.2 percent. However, operating margins moderated sequentially due to increased advertising investments. Exports also showed steady growth, driven by market penetration and product additions. The company anticipates continued healthy demand supported by premiumization and innovation.
Indo-MIM plans a ₹500 crore IPO for debt and corporate needs. The company will also raise ₹3,312 crore through an offer for sale. Its global market share in metal injection moulding is significant. Revenue and profit have shown strong annual growth in recent years. Risk-tolerant investors may consider this long-term opportunity.
Tesla Inc.reported negative free cash flow of $1.1 billion in Q2 as heavy spending on AI, robotaxis and manufacturing weighed. Deliveries beat expectations, while energy storage surged. Investors remain focused on autonomy and robotics growth as core auto demand faces rising competition and pricing pressure.
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