Dhanwel Hybrid Seeds Ltd SME IPO: What You Should Know

A Jamnagar-based seed manufacturer closes its Rs 26.73 crore BSE SME issue at Rs 95–99 — a relaunch after a withdrawn June attempt, an eye-catching FY26 profit jump A seed manufacturing and marketing company engaged in developing, multiplying, processing and supplying seeds for field crops and vegetables raised Rs 26.73 crore via a fixed price-band … Read more

India’s Largest Helmet Maker Has Fallen 19% in Six Months

Greenfield capacity coming onstream, Italy subsidiary live, US profitable, Decathlon tie-up secured, Bluetooth helmets launching  Most investors who own two-wheelers in India own a Studds or SMK helmet — whether they know it or not. Studds Accessories is India’s largest helmet manufacturer, with 240 designs, 50 moulds and over 19,000 SKUs distributed across 360 distributor … Read more

This Company Sits at the Intersection of Every Major Power Infrastructure Theme in India

Rs 10 trillion transmission supercycle, HVDC project pipeline, data centre boom and grid digitalisation This company sits at the exact confluence of multiple structural themes simultaneously and build a detailed case for why the next three years will be categorically different from the last three. Nomura initiates Hitachi Energy with a BUY rating and a … Read more

Vinit Mobile Ltd. SME IPO: What You Should Know

A multi-brand mobile phone retail chain with 35 COCO stores across Gujarat and Rajasthan plans to raise Rs 32.42 crore via the NSE SME platform. Vinit Mobile Ltd., a multi-brand mobile phone and accessories retailer operating 35 Company Owned Company Operated (COCO) stores across Gujarat and Rajasthan, opens for subscription on June 30 with the … Read more

Aastha Spintex Ltd. IPO: What You Should Know

A Gujarat-based cotton yarn manufacturer hits the market with a Rs 170 crore fresh issue Aastha Spintex Ltd., a Gujarat-based textile manufacturer established in 2013, opens for subscription on June 29 with the issue closing on July 1. The company is engaged in manufacturing and trading of carded, combed, and compact combed cotton yarns and … Read more

Adon Agro Commodities Ltd. SME IPO: What You Should Know

A Navi Mumbai-based dry fruits processor and trader under the “Hunger Nuts” brand plans to raise Rs 41.82 crore via the BSE SME platform. Adon Agro Commodities Ltd., an integrated agro-commodity company engaged in the sourcing, importing, processing, packing, and distribution of dry fruits and nuts under the “Hunger Nuts” brand, opens for subscription on … Read more

Winners and Laggards: Categories That Showed Outperformance

With FY26 wrapped up and Q1 FY27 well underway, the category-level performance table tells a story of concentrated winners and a bumpy year for the crowd favourites. For an industry that has spent much of the past four years explaining how “average” equity fund returns look, FY26 was the year of dispersion. Category-level performance data … Read more

This Is Not Just a Hospital Company Anymore

8,131 beds, India’s largest pharmacy network, a digital health platform and a merger that could reshape the pharmacy business  There are healthcare businesses and there are healthcare platforms. Apollo Hospitals has spent the last several years quietly building the latter — a diversified ecosystem spanning hospital care, pharmacy distribution, digital health and retail diagnostics, each … Read more

SIFs Turn Up The Volume: Are Specialised Investment Funds Worth It?

Positioned between mutual funds and PMS, the SIF category is being pitched to India’s growing affluent investor base. The Rs 10 lakh minimum is both its filter and its challenge. When SEBI cleared the Specialised Investment Fund framework in 2025, the industry response was cautious. Fund houses welcomed the intent — a regulated, transparent middle … Read more

FIIs Sold. Retail Bought. The SIP Story Is Structural

Monthly SIPs have crossed Rs 310 billion despite zero equity returns over two years and massive foreign selling.  The conventional wisdom about retail investor behaviour is that it is driven by returns — people invest when markets go up and pull money out when they fall. India’s SIP story is dismantling that assumption in real … Read more