SEBI proposes reviewing the pre-open call auction session for IPOs and relisted stocks. This aims to fix existing rules, specifically dummy price bands and base price calculations, which artificially suppress prices. The regulator seeks public feedback to enhance effective price discovery and reduce market distortions.
Honasa Consumer reported Q4 FY26 profit more than doubled to Rs 69 crore and record revenue of Rs 682 crore (28% YoY). Full-year PAT reached Rs 200 crore. Driven by stronger execution, offline expansion, and growth across core and younger brands, including new acquisition Reginald Men, the company declared a Rs 3 dividend.
LIC announced a 1:1 bonus issue, setting May 29 as the record date for eligibility. This follows Q4 earnings showing a 23% YoY rise in consolidated net profit, reaching Rs 23,467 crore. A final dividend of Rs 10 per share for FY 2025-26 was also recommended.
Domestic equity markets ended lower on Thursday. Ola Electric and Jubilant FoodWorks declined sharply, while Protean eGov, Grasim Industries and Apollo Hospitals gained.
Excerpt: ITC Limited’s board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 8 per share for FY26, with May 27 set as the record date. Alongside an interim payout, total dividend stands at Rs 14.50 per share. The FMCG major also reported a 5% rise in Q4 net profit and 17% revenue growth.
LIC Q4 Results: State-owned Life Insurance Corp (LIC) reported a 23% year-on-year (YoY) growth in its consolidated net profit at Rs 23,467 crore in the fourth quarter of FY26, compared with Rs 19,039 crore in the last-year period.
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Capital Infra Trust declared a total distribution of Rs 436 crore to unitholders for the last fiscal, including Rs 117.97 crore for the fourth quarter. The infrastructure investment trust, sponsored by Gawar Construction Ltd., saw its AUM increase by 42% to Rs 6,611.4 crore.
Over 15 mutual fund schemes trimmed stakes in 10 major stocks in April 2026, signalling growing caution as market volatility and geopolitical risks rise.
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