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Indian business groups saw varied fortunes in 2025. The Shriram Group topped gains with a 59% market cap increase. Venu Srinivasan Group and Vedanta Group also performed well. However, Ravi Jaipuria Group and HCL Group experienced significant drops. Tata Group companies like TCS and Trent faced pressure. Market volatility impacted returns across the board.Read More

Coforge’s acquisition of Encora is seen as a transformative, high-stakes deal strengthening long-term capabilities but creating near-term pressure on earnings and stock. Analysts cite the acquisition’s size, valuation, and complexity as reasons for potential short-term stock weakness, though many view the recent correction as a buying opportunity for long-term investors.Read More

The Indian Rupee weakened by eight paise on Monday, closing at 89.98 against the US Dollar. Foreign fund outflows and a downturn in domestic stock markets pressured the currency. Importers’ demand for dollars also contributed to the decline. Analysts anticipate the Rupee to trade within a specific range this week, with key US economic data on the horizon.Read More

Indian stock markets saw a stark contrast in 2025. Foreign investors withdrew record funds, citing slowing growth and a weak rupee. However, domestic institutions, fueled by retail investor inflows, invested significantly. This shift led to domestic ownership of Indian companies exceeding foreign ownership. Despite market gains, Indian stocks underperformed other Asian markets. Domestic inflows provided crucial support to the market.Read More

Varmora Granito, Knack Packaging, Shivalaya Construction, and Behari Lal Engineering have secured SEBI’s nod for their IPOs. This approval allows them to proceed with their public offerings. Meanwhile, Infifresh Foods has withdrawn its IPO plans. The companies are set to launch their IPOs with a mix of fresh share issues and offers for sale.Read More