Bai Kakaji Polymers is launching its Rs 105 crore IPO on the BSE SME platform. The issue opens on Tuesday and closes on Friday, December 26. The company manufactures plastic and polymer products for consumer goods. Proceeds will fund debt repayment and capital expenditure. Grey market signals are muted, indicating cautious listing expectations for investors.Read More

Admach Systems is launching its IPO on December 23, aiming to raise approximately Rs 43 crore. The Pune-based engineering automation company will list on the BSE SME platform. The funds will support expansion and operational needs. The IPO opens for subscription until December 26, with trading expected to commence on December 31.Read More

Dhara Rail Projects is launching its Rs 50 crore IPO on Tuesday, targeting the NSE SME segment. The company, specializing in railway rolling stock services and electrical systems, aims to strengthen its balance sheet and fund growth. Investor interest in railway-linked firms remains robust due to sustained public spending.Read More

Wealth managers are advising investors to temper return expectations for equities in 2026, suggesting a balanced portfolio of 65% equities, 25% debt, and 10% precious metals. Concerns over US tariffs, rupee depreciation, and IPO liquidity are prompting caution, with a recommendation to stagger equity investments and avoid chasing recent performance.Read More

Belrise Industries shares are set to remain in focus as promoter group entity Sumedh Tools plans a Rs 897 crore block deal to sell a 6.56% stake. The transaction marks the first major secondary sale since the company’s May 2025 IPO, drawing investor attention.Read More

Global markets face a regime shift with elevated debt, fiscal dominance, and geopolitical fragmentation. Financial repression, favoring nominal growth and inflation, is likely. Investors should pivot to real assets like commodities, gold, and silver, and select equities, as old frameworks prove insufficient.Read More

Gabriel India led wealth creators with over two-and-a-half times return. Force Motors followed with 148.4% return. Siemens saw the biggest loss, shedding 55% of its value. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles lost 52% market capitalization. Jindal Saw reported a 45.4% erosion in market cap due to subdued demand.Read More

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Indian equity indices surged on Monday, mirroring gains across Asia, driven by a strengthening rupee and renewed foreign investment. The Nifty and Sensex closed higher, with the broader market also showing strength. Analysts attribute the upward trend to a ‘Santa rally’ phenomenon, with midcap and smallcap stocks leading the advance.Read More