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After navigating the unprecedented turbulence of the pandemic, Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) has not just recovered, it has soared to new heights. The FY 2024-25 annual report reveals a story of remarkable resilience, record-breaking performance, and robust rewards for its investors. Record Numbers That Speak for Themselves CIAL reported its highest-ever gross income of ₹1,142.17 crores, up 12.62% from last year. Net profit surged to a historic ₹489.85 crores, b

The Nifty IT Index has experienced a volatile cycle over the past year, marked by premium valuations in late 2024, a sharp correction in early 2025, and recent signs of stabilization. While long-term growth drivers remain intact, short-term earnings pressures and global uncertainties have weighed on sentiment.

According to the chairman of AMFI, Less than 5% of India’s 1.4 billion population actively participates in mutual funds, that's less than 70 million people....a stark contrast with mature markets such as the United States, where mutual fund penetration exceeds 50%.

The buying activity was dominated by State Bank of India's record ₹10,520 crore purchase and on the sell side travel and hospitality stocks faced the largest redemptions. IndiGo Aviation's ₹2,378 crore sale and Eternal Limited's ₹1,602 crore divestment

Over the past few days, Kitex Garments has been hitting lower circuits, and for many investors, it's been a wake-up call. The natural question is: "Is this just another case of market overreaction, or is there something deeper going on?" As it turns out, there’s more to this story than a bad trading week. Kitex is facing a rare combination of internal challenges and external shocks that are testing investor confidence in a very real way. Stock chart of KITEX GARMENTS LTD Sabu

In just four years, Zudio has grown from 280 to 765 stores a staggering 173% jump. But during Q1FY26 Zudio has consolidated 10 stores and opened 11 drastically cooling down from the previous 2 quarters.

domestic mutual funds unloaded roughly ₹41,000 Crore worth of shares.....

NSDL's upcoming IPO is scheduled to open on July 30, 2025, and close on August 1, 2025 with a price band set at ₹760-800 per share for its ₹4,011.6 crore IPO.

Clocking a consolidated net profit of ₹30,783 crore, a 76.5% year-on-year jump, Reliance Q1 results delivered a quarter that combined headline-grabbing gains with steady growth in core operations. It’s true that an exceptional, one-time boost came from selling a 4.9% stake in Asian Paints, adding ₹8,924 crore to the bottom line.

After Ola released its Q1 FY26 performance report, the company’s share price jumped more than 17% in a single day. That’s not just noise it’s a sign of a possible turnaround. But is it real and lasting? Let’s dig in.

By March 2025, individuals owned 19.3% of the total market cap of micro-cap stocks. That’s already a big number. But here's the kicker: when we look only at non-promoter holdings, that is, shares available to the public, retail investors control over 70%. That’s a staggering concentration.

In July 2025, Nvidia hit a $4 trillion market cap, becoming the most valuable company in the world. For perspective, that’s roughly equal to the entire nominal GDP of India

FY25 was a landmark year for India’s electric vehicle (EV) journey, with penetration reaching 7.77% along with a growth rate of 15.31% for the year.

Muthoot Finance becomes the first listed company from Kerala to cross ₹1 lakh crore in market cap. This

NBFCs (Non-Banking Financial Companies) and Real Estate standing out as two key gainers from this interest rate reduction.

On 4th June 2025, Flipkart Investments Private Limited (Walmart-owned) exited its entire 6% stake in ABFRL via a large block deal worth around ₹580–₹600 cr. The shares were sold at a 7% discount to the previous closing price, putting additional downward pressure on the stock. This triggered a further 8–10% fall in a single trading session. Such a large institutional exit often signals negative sentiment and can prompt further selling by other investors. Chart Showing Price

Yes Bank Shares Take a Dive: What's Behind Today's ~10% Drop? Yes Bank shares saw a significant dip today, June 3, 2025, falling by nearly 8-10% after a recent period of gains. This sharp reversal has certainly caught investors' attention, especially considering the stock closed yesterday at ₹23.28. It seems a combination of factors is at play, including a possible block deal, clarification on acquisition rumors, and anticipation around upcoming board decisions. Chart showing

The Company has set a price band of ₹413 - ₹435 per share, with investors able to place bids in lots of 34 shares each. Minimum Investment; ₹14,042.

Defence stocks are soaring as the Nifty 50 reclaims the 25,000 mark, driven by strong sector momentum and investor optimism. Major defence firms like Paras Defence and Cochin Shipyard lead the rally amid increased government focus on military modernisation and exports. Broader market gains, foreign inflows, and easing global tensions add to the bullish sentiment. Here's a quick look at what's powering the surge and what it means for investors.