BHEL shares fell 4.3% after rallying on strong Q2FY27 results, even as Nuvama and JM Financial retained their Buy ratings and raised target prices. Brokerages cited margin expansion, improved execution, a healthy order book and favourable thermal power prospects.
TSMC is expected to report its sixth consecutive quarter of record earnings, driven by surging AI chip demand and technology investments. Analysts forecast a 65% profit increase, while investors await updated guidance amid interest-rate concerns and expanding global manufacturing plans, including major US investments to strengthen semiconductor production capacity.
Jio Platforms has expressed concerns regarding potential competition from satellite broadband which could undermine their advantages. Rising inflation may put pressure on profit margins, making it harder to adjust pricing accordingly. The company highlighted important challenges related to customer acquisition and retaining average revenue per user for sustainable growth. Cybersecurity risks pose additional threats to operational integrity and overall reputation.
Brent crude futures declined $1.50, or 1.41%, to $104.55 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures dropped $1.02, or 1.07%, to $94.07. Both benchmarks reversed gains made in the previous session.
Of the six issues, four new IPOs, namely Tonbo Imaging India, Zetwerk Manufacturing Business, Bonfiglioli Transmissions and Sahajanand Medical Technologies, open for subscription today. HD Fire Protect enters the final day of its bidding window, while Fusion CX moves into the second day of su
The Rs 5,012.33-crore IPO comprises a fresh issue of shares worth Rs 2,830 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 14.45 crore shares valued at approximately Rs 2,182 crore.
The company has fixed the price band for its IPO at Rs 170–179 per share. The lot size is 800 shares. At the upper end of the price band, the minimum investment required for a retail investor applying for two lots, or 1,600 shares, is Rs 2,86,400.
As the name suggests, it is exactly the opposite of what a stock split does. While a stock split divides shares into multiple shares, a reverse stock split consolidates multiple shares into fewer shares.
Zetwerk Manufacturing is planning to raise ₹2,830 crore through an IPO while also aiming for ₹2,182 crore from an offer for sale. The company, which was incorporated in 2017, has various clients and operates a universal factory model. Although revenue grew significantly, the operating margin remained thin and net losses increased in recent years. Investors are cautious due to rising debt and negative operating cash flow trends.
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