Gujarat Kidney and Super Speciality debuted on stock exchanges with a 6% premium, opening at Rs 120.75 on BSE and Rs 120 on NSE, against its IPO price of Rs 114. The Rs 251 crore IPO saw healthy investor participation, driven by strong retail demand, despite muted grey market signals.
Indian stock markets began Tuesday on a down note. The Sensex and Nifty continued their recent decline. Investors remained cautious. This was due to quiet year-end trading. Concerns about foreign fund flows also kept markets subdued. Trading volumes were thin. Risk appetite was limited.
Indian equities enter 2026 on a mature footing, shifting from liquidity-driven gains to an earnings-focused environment. Investors must prioritize stock-specific conviction and balance-sheet strength as broad market exposure yields to selective, bottom-up stock picking. Key sectors like financials, capital goods, and select exporters are poised for growth.
Indian equity markets are poised for a strong 2026. Experts anticipate an earnings-upgrade cycle, which will support market uptrends. Consumer discretionary and financial sectors are expected to lead. Precious metals will serve as a strategic asset. The rupee's volatility is expected to be managed. Flexibility in portfolio construction is key for investors.
Kotak Mahindra Bank has fixed January 14, 2026, as the record date for its stock split, involving subdivision of equity shares from face value of Rs 5 to Rs 1. The move aims to improve liquidity and enhance retail investor participation in the stock.
Shyam Dhani Industries debuted on the NSE SME platform with a remarkable 90% premium, opening at Rs 133 against its IPO price of Rs 70. This stellar listing followed an aggressively subscribed IPO, attracting significant demand across all investor categories. The company, a manufacturer of spices and grocery products, reported steady financial growth and strong return ratios in recent years.
Asian stocks paused their seven-day rally, mirroring tech-led declines on Wall Street. Gold and silver fluctuated after a sharp drop from record highs. Despite risks, strategists anticipate further gains for US stocks in 2026, with the Fed's meeting minutes awaited.
GE Vernova T&D India's shares have surged 47% year-to-date, driven by a robust order pipeline including significant contracts from Adani Energy Solutions and Power Grid Corporation. The company's order backlog, exceeding three times its FY25 revenue, signals strong long-term revenue visibility and supports projected revenue growth and capacity expansion.
