Coal India shares fell over 6% after the government announced a Rs 5,000 crore offer for sale at a 10% discount to the previous closing price. Analysts said the stock’s near-term trend has turned cautious, with key support levels around Rs 428–430 and resistance seen near Rs 455–460.
FirstCry-parent Brainbees Solutions saw its shares dip over 3% despite a 61% narrowing of its Q4 net loss to Rs 30.30 crore. While revenue grew 12% year-on-year to Rs 2,163 crore, it declined sequentially. The company anticipates improved growth in FY27, with plans to expand its offline store presence.
US financial regulators are enacting significant changes to bank oversight, moving away from detailed paperwork towards focusing on "material financial risks." This overhaul, the most substantial since the 2008 crisis, aims to streamline supervision by reducing reliance on subjective metrics like reputational risk and limiting the use of confidential directives for minor issues.
​​The settlement of the initial leg of the FX swap will take place on Friday, through which the RBI will inject rupee liquidity into the banking system. The liquidity stood at a low surplus of Rs 67,285 crores as of May 25
US stocks closed mixed with Nasdaq and S&P 500 hitting record levels as AI-driven optimism lifted tech and chip stocks. Micron surged into the $1 trillion club after a strong price target hike. Geopolitical tension from US-Iran strikes pushed oil higher, while investors stayed focused on AI earnings momentum.
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) reported a significant 46% surge in consolidated net profit to Rs 10,820 crore for the March-ended quarter. This growth was driven by a 4% increase in revenue from operations, reaching Rs 1,73,805 crore. The company also recommended a final dividend and approved a joint venture for a liquid port in Dahej, Gujarat.
Contract manufacturer Aequs reported a 33% rise in FY26 revenue driven by strong aerospace and consumer business growth. Despite higher sales, losses widened due to operating costs from its consumer electronics expansion. The company also strengthened its aerospace order book and expanded manufacturing partnerships globally.
JK Tyre has planned a Rs 4,900 crore capital expenditure through FY30 to expand production capacity by nearly 25%. The company reported strong FY26 earnings growth and expects healthy future demand across passenger and commercial vehicle segments, with major investments focused on its Chennai facility.
Analysts recommend buying Adani Power, Astra Microwave, Netweb Technologies, and Bharat Coking Coal for potential near-term gains. Despite recent market weakness, these stocks exhibit robust technical setups, strong accumulation, and bullish momentum supported by fundamental growth trends.
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