EPC solar player Sadbhav Futuretech has filed its draft papers with Sebi for an IPO comprising a fresh issue and an OFS. The company plans to use the proceeds for working capital, while financials show strong revenue and profit growth ahead of the proposed listing by Beeline Capital Advisors.
Tesla missed Wall Street expectations for first-quarter deliveries on Thursday, reporting its weakest numbers in four quarters, as fading U.S. incentives and intensifying global competitionpressured its core electric vehicle business.
Punjab National Bank reported an 11% year-on-year rise in global business to Rs 29.72 lakh crore in Q4, with advances growing 13%. Domestic business and deposits also posted steady growth. The provisional update came after market hours, with PNB shares closing 0.4% higher on the NSE.
Sebi is looking at bringing back open market share buybacks via stock exchanges. This method was stopped earlier due to transparency and price discovery worries. Companies could soon have this as another option alongside tender offers. The regulator aims to improve capital returns for firms. This move could make capital allocation more dynamic for listed companies.
Gold prices dropped sharply on Thursday, pulling back from two-week highs, as oil prices surged after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed continued attacks on Iran, fuelling inflation concerns and reducing U.S. rate-cut bets.
Latent View, Ola Electric, Tata Chemicals, GRSE, Karnataka Bank and Acutaas Chemicals were among the top movers on Thursday as D-Street staged a strong recovery led by IT stocks.
The investing maxim “Buy when there’s blood in the streets” highlights how market panic creates opportunities. Successful contrarian investors act against fear, focusing on undervalued assets with strong fundamentals. Discipline, patience, and emotional resilience are crucial to distinguish genuine bargains from value traps and benefit from long-term market recoveries.
Vachana Investments MD CA Rudramurthy BV advises Indian equity investors to view market rallies as shorting opportunities until Brent crude falls below $95, the rupee drops below 92, and the VIX cools under 15. He emphasizes preserving capital and suggests hedging long-term portfolios with put options, identifying Havells and Lodha as specific short trade recommendations.
Vivek Paul, Global Head of Portfolio Research at BlackRock Investment, says the West Asia energy shock has proved to be far broader than a typical oil spike — and that equity markets, particularly in the US, have not yet priced in the full extent of the macro damage it implies.
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