Aequs shares listed at a 12.9% premium on the bourses on Wednesday, reflecting strong investor appetite after the IPO’s robust subscription. Despite financial volatility and losses, analysts highlight Aequs’ integrated aerospace manufacturing ecosystem, long-term customer relationships and global footprint. Proceeds will largely repay debt, aiming to ease interest costs and support a clearer path to profitability.Read More
SpiceJet shares climbed significantly on Wednesday. This rise follows IndiGo’s directive to reduce its flight schedule due to pilot shortages and operational issues. IndiGo’s disruptions are expected to benefit competitors like SpiceJet by opening up demand. SpiceJet also announced the induction of two new Boeing aircraft, boosting its capacity.Read More
Market expert Sudip Bandyopadhyay says IndiGo’s 20% fall is not yet a buying opportunity as regulatory action is likely to curb its 65% market share. He expects the government to prevent near-monopoly conditions in aviation. In contrast, he sees value in Kaynes Tech after a 50% correction, noting improved clarity on accounting issues and solid long-term business fundamentals.Read More
Vidya Wires shares listed flat on Wednesday. The company’s IPO saw strong demand from retail and HNI investors. The Rs 300-crore IPO was priced at Rs 52 per share. Vidya Wires manufactures winding wires and conductivity products. The company is expanding its manufacturing capacity. Financials show steady revenue and profit growth.Read More
IndiGo’s stock is experiencing a sharp decline. Technical indicators suggest a bearish trend. However, brokerages remain optimistic about the airline’s long-term prospects. They cite cost advantages and market dominance. IndiGo is working towards operational recovery. Investors are watching closely for stabilization or further downside.Read More
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