admin The 2007-founded manpower and infrastructure services company is raising Rs 322.8 crore. Innovision Limited, an integrated workforce management and infrastructure support company, is currently open for subscription with its IPO closing tomorrow ie March 12. Founded in 2007, the company started with manned security services and has since expanded into facility management, manpower sourcing, payroll … Read more
Midcaps and smallcaps stole the show as broad-based revenue growth returned across the board. SBI Capital Markets breaks it down. India’s corporate earnings season for the third quarter of FY26 has come in stronger than anticipated with recovery spreading across market-cap segments rather than being confined to a handful of large-cap names. According to a … Read more
The Gujarat-based stainless steel maker wraps up its three-day public issue on Wednesday. Here’s a quick brief before the window shuts. Rajputana Stainless Limited, a Kalal, Gujarat-based manufacturer of stainless steel long products, closes its IPO today — March 11. The company has been in the business of making billets, bars, ingots and flat stainless … Read more
Markets fall when conflict breaks out. Here is what the data says happens post the war The Sensex has just posted its worst week in six years. Oil is above $100. The Strait of Hormuz is effectively shut. And in investing forums across India, retail investors are asking the same question: should I get out? … Read more
With both sides dug in and Gulf infrastructure taking daily hits, investors should brace for a prolonged period of oil volatility — and everything that comes with it. If the attacks on energy infrastructure continue, oil prices may have further to run than most are prepared for. Brent crude closed Friday at $92.69 a barrel … Read more
Crisil Ratings has mapped the damage sector by sector. The list goes well beyond fuel prices and refiners. With the Strait of Hormuz virtually closed, the risk of passage had simply become too high. And with that, one of the world’s most critical energy corridors has gone dark taking with it a supply chain that … Read more
FIIs have been dumping India’s most widely held stock on Iran war fears Reliance Industries is up 3% in trade today, but do not mistake the bounce for a full recovery. The stock dropped 4% this week and 8% over the past month as it was caught in the broad wave of selling that has … Read more
India imports half its crude and LNG through a waterway that is now closed. The oil basket reaction could be mixed. The war in the Middle East has stopped being a headline risk for Indian energy investors. As of this week, it is a balance sheet event. US and Israeli strikes on Iran, followed by … Read more
Rs64,000 crore erased in two days. An all-time high just last week. India’s biggest engineering company got caught in a conflict it didn’t start — but the fundamentals haven’t changed. Here’s what the numbers say. On February 24, Larsen & Toubro touched an all-time high of Rs4,440. Four days later, US and Israeli strikes on … Read more
Born in an IIT Bombay lab, built into a 35% market share business — Sedemac is a technology India’s Deeptech Auto-Electronics Pioneer that Comes to Market Sedemac Mechatronics is not a conventional auto ancillary story. It began as a college project at IIT Bombay in 2004, when Manish Sharma and two seniors started working on … Read more