Swiggy's stock has fallen 36% from its peak, returning nearly to its IPO price of Rs 390. Despite a 54% revenue jump, the company's net loss widened to Rs 1,092 crore in Q2FY26, primarily due to quick commerce expansion. Brokerages remain divided on its future prospects.
Private sector banks are struggling to keep pace with market value, as their valuations are already high, leaving little room for error. In contrast, public sector banks are benefiting from reforms, potential capital limit increases, and consolidation, positioning them well for the upcoming private capex cycle.
Tata Technologies, once a dream listing, has seen its market value plummet by Rs 25,000 crore from its peak. Revenue concentration on Tata Motors and JLR, coupled with their challenges, has led to uneven financial performance and cautious brokerage sentiment. Investors face a long road to recovery as the stock struggles to regain its footing.
Groww share price experienced a significant decline, dropping as much as 9% to Rs 154 on Thursday. This profit-booking follows a substantial post-listing surge, with the stock now down 18% in two sessions amid concerns over stretched valuations and continued short-selling.
Pakistan's stock market has surged over 40% this year, outperforming India's relatively subdued 9% return. This rally is driven by retail investors shifting to equities amid low returns elsewhere and improved economic sentiment, with two ratings agencies upgrading the country. Indian markets faced headwinds from foreign investor outflows due to developed market performance and currency concerns, alongside slower earnings growth.
India's infrastructure sector is poised for significant growth. Mirae Asset's new fund targets this expansion, driven by government initiatives and private investment. This theme is expected to remain a dominant investment story through 2026. Strong corporate balance sheets and policy reforms are creating a multi-decade opportunity. The fund will balance high-growth areas with stable businesses for a rewarding investment experience.
Recent Q2 earnings reveal a troubling trend in India's stock market. Smallcap companies are experiencing the highest number of earnings misses, leading to a substantial Rs 4 lakh crore loss in market value this year. While mid-caps and large-caps show positive growth, the riskier smallcap segment faces continued weakness.
