Dividend yield is an important metric for investors as it reflects the return they earn on their equity holdings in the form of dividends. It serves as an indicator of how much a company rewards its shareholders relative to the price of its stock. For income-focused investors, dividend yield provides clarity on the stability of earnings and the potential for consistent cash flow from their investments.Companies that offer high dividend yields are often sought after by investors who value steady income alongside capital appreciation. These payouts not only enhance returns but also signal the financial strength and shareholder-friendly approach of a company. Here are the list of the top 10 dividend-yielding companies according to Religare Broking:
Over the five trading sessions ending September 5, the Sensex rose by about 1.1%, adding 901 points to close at 80,710. The benchmark index finished in the green on three out of those five days. Notably, during this market uptrend, 10 stocks from the BSE 200 index posted gains in each of the five sessions. (Data Source: ACE Equity)
Hy-Tech Engineers is preparing to launch its IPO. The company has filed its draft prospectus with SEBI. The IPO includes a fresh issue of shares up to Rs 700 crore. Promoters will also offer 1,19,33,120 equity shares for sale. The company plans to use the funds for expansion and debt repayment. The shares will be listed on BSE and NSE.
India's retail sector anticipates a consumption boost. The GST Council's tax slab rationalization aims to reduce prices on many goods. Apparel, footwear, and consumer electronics will likely see price drops. Organized retail may gain against unorganized players. Amber Enterprises and Trent are expected to benefit. Challenges like inverted duty structures remain. This policy shift signals a push toward consumption-driven growth.
The Goods and Services Tax rate change on cement and construction materials may help mid-size housing projects. Amit Mamgain of Yugen Infra says lower taxes will help developers and buyers. Metro cities may see more demand. Affordable housing will not change much. New rates may start after September 22, 2025.
Urban Company's upcoming IPO, opening September 10, carries inherent risks for investors. The Red Herring Prospectus highlights concerns including sustained losses, intense competition, and high marketing costs. Dependency on gig workers, legal and regulatory challenges, and potential data security breaches also pose threats. Furthermore, reliance on limited service categories and geographic concentration could impact business.
Gold prices are soaring. October futures reached a record high on MCX. This happened despite profit-taking before US jobs data. Global uncertainties and central bank demand support gold. The Federal Reserve might cut rates soon. Experts say gold remains bullish above Rs 1,06,450. A break above Rs 1,07,260 could lead to more gains. Analysts are optimistic about gold's future.
Investors often keep a close watch on the portfolios of well-known figures in the financial markets. In this context, ETMarkets has analyzed the investment holdings of veteran investor Vijay Kedia. According to the latest data from the June 2025 quarter, Kedia holds publicly disclosed stakes in around 14 companies, with a combined value of approximately Rs 1,272 crore as of September 5. These include companies where his ownership exceeds 1%. A majority of these stocks have generated positive returns in FY26 so far. We have highlighted the top 6 performers and the biggest laggard from his portfolioeach showing gains or losses of over 10%. (Data Source: ACE Equity, Trendlyne)
Equity markets remained steady this week. Nifty tested 25,000 but could not surpass it. Sectoral momentum offered support. Banking stocks are a drag. Rajesh Palviya suggests automobile, FMCG, metals, and new-age stocks are worth watching. BSE Ltd. gained attention after structural changes. National Aluminium and Bajaj Finance are Palviya's stock picks for the week.
