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Fortis Healthcare Ltd on Tuesday reported a 7.44 per cent decline in consolidated net profit at Rs 188.02 crore in the fourth quarter ended March 2025 impacted by impairment on investment in an associate firm, property, plant and equipment, besides higher expenses.

Belrise Industries plans a ₹2,150 crore IPO to repay debt, reducing promoter stake to 73%. Despite stable revenues, margins have declined and profit dipped due to rising costs. Investors may await improved financial performance post-listing.

United Spirits reported a 17.4% YoY rise in Q4FY25 net profit to ₹451 crore, aided by resumed Andhra Pradesh operations and strong premium segment growth. Annual profit touched ₹1,558 crore with 9.9% growth in prestige category sales.

Ugro Capital will raise up to ₹1,315 crore through a mix of CCDs and a rights issue to strengthen its lending business. Samena Capital committed ₹500 crore, becoming a key institutional investor. Terms of the rights issue are pending.

Markets soared as geopolitical relief, soft inflation, and strong FII flows lifted Sensex and Nifty sharply. Broader gains in midcaps, defence, and infrastructure fuelled optimism, though experts warn of valuation risks and advise caution amid expensive mid- and small-cap levels.

Nifty s breakout above 25,000 signals strong momentum, though many stocks remain below past peaks. Smallcaps show broad strength, defence stocks may see short-term fatigue, and banking looks bullish on strong cues. Stock-specific moves in Adani Green and Jindal Steel are favored, while IT may undergo consolidation before the next rally.

The Indian equity market experienced a significant rally, closing above 25,000 and recovering losses since October 2024, fueled by Operation Sindoor and positive market sentiment. Investors are closely watching corporate earnings, potential progress on the India-US trade deal, and foreign capital flows.

Multiple corporate actions this week include dividends, stock split, bonus and rights issues—investors must track record dates for eligibility.

Markets closed lower Friday; analysts suggest buying Mazagon Dock, BEL, and BDL on dips despite overbought technical indicators.

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