SBC Exports Ltd reported a significant profit jump in the September quarter of FY26. Profit after tax doubled to Rs 11.36 crore. This growth was driven by new order wins. Revenue also saw a substantial increase of 28.49 percent. The company secured several work orders and export contracts.
Axis Securities believes these companies offer solid earnings visibility, healthy balance sheets, and participation in strong domestic growth themes such as clean energy, industrial expansion, and component manufacturing.
Foreign investors have offloaded Indian equities worth over Rs 1.52 lakh crore in 2025 so far, with experts linking the selloff to Indias lag in the global AI rally. However, stretched valuations in AI-driven markets may soon moderate outflows as investors reassess risks and valuations.
India's economy is set for a strong revival in FY26. Projections indicate growth nearing 7 percent. This surge is fueled by significant tax reductions, increased government infrastructure investment, and supportive monetary policy. Early indicators point to improved company earnings, particularly within the small and midcap segments. Discretionary spending is expected to rise, benefiting sectors like autos and appliances.
Veteran investor Sandip Sabharwal has cautioned that Indias ongoing IPO frenzy may be masking deeper concerns about transparency and earnings quality. He highlighted a pattern of companies turning profitable only before their listings, adding that heavy promoter selling and institutional interest are overheating the primary market while keeping secondary sentiment subdued.
Gaurs Group expects Rs 2,000 crore revenue from its new premium housing project on Yamuna Expressway, launching the first phase with 950 units. The 12-acre project, priced from Rs 1.9 crore, is driven by strong customer response and upcoming infrastructure like the Jewar airport. The developer is also planning a shopping mall and a 5-star hotel in the region.
JSW Cement reported a profit of Rs 75.36 crore for the September quarter of FY26, a significant turnaround from a loss of Rs 75.82 crore in the same period last year. This improvement was driven by double-digit growth in sales volume, reaching 3.11 million tonnes. The company also reduced its net debt by Rs 1,335 crore following IPO proceeds.
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Realty firm Signature Global posted a net loss of Rs 46.86 crore in the July-September period of FY26. This follows a net profit in the same period last year. Total income also saw a significant drop. For the first six months of the fiscal, the company reported a net loss of Rs 12.42 crore.
