Advance Agrolife’s Rs 193 crore IPO opens today, offering 1.93 crore shares at Rs 95-100. The agrochemicals manufacturer, with diverse products and global reach, reported strong FY25 financials. Proceeds will fund working capital, while the IPO sees a 15% grey market premium, indicating healthy early interest despite broader market caution.Read More

Six NSE stocks, including Subros, Usha Martin, Lumax Industries, and Indian Bank, hit fresh 5-year swing highs on September 29, signalling bullish momentumRead More

Aptus Pharma will debut on the BSE SME platform on September 30. Its initial public offering closed with high investor participation. The IPO was subscribed over 22 times across categories. Retail and high net worth individuals showed significant demand. The company distributes pharmaceutical formulations. It reported revenue and profit growth. Proceeds will fund working capital...Read More

Seven large-cap stocks, including Power Finance Corporation, LIC, PNB, and Bajaj Finserv, showed a bullish RSI upswing on September 29, signaling strengthening momentum.Read More

Tata Motors share price: Moody’s downgraded Tata Motors’ outlook to negative after a cyberattack at JLR halted production. The company’s FY26 EBITDA is expected to take a massive hit due to this attack. While JLR has started a phased restart, prolonged disruptions could further affect earnings and cash flows, Moody’s added.Read More

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Tata Capital’s ₹15,512-crore IPO, the largest from the Tata group, will dilute promoter stake by 11.21%. The company will not seek further equity dilution for 2.5-3 years, as the capital raised and profits will fuel growth. The IPO is priced below unlisted shares to attract a broad retail investor base.Read More

Overseas investors slowed Indian bond purchases in September, driven by caution over the rupee’s significant fall. The rupee, Asia’s worst-performing currency, hit a record low, eroding foreign portfolio returns. This led to a notable decrease in net inflows into fully accessible route government securities, reflecting investor concerns amid market uncertainties.Read More

Mumbai’s 10-year government bond yield surged to a near one-month high of 6.57% on Monday, driven by increased supply in the Centre’s second-half borrowing and caution before the MPC decision. Despite this, bond dealers view the overall borrowing calendar positively, even with current low demand for long bonds.Read More