4 Nifty stocks saw over 5% EPS downgrades post Q3

Earnings per share or EPS is an important financial measure, which indicates the profitability of a company. It is calculated by dividing the company’s net income by its total number of outstanding shares. Signs of a falling EPS do not bode well. Here’s a look at four Nifty stocks that saw over 5% EPS downgrades […]

Most Indian financial institutions have a clean white shirt: Uday Kotak

Kotak stated that he is cautious about building India with 1 or 2 companies in each sector while discussing capacity building. He prefers having 4-6 large players in banking and other sectors. In his opinion, broad-based capacity creation will be important to create a $30 trillion economy.

Investors are turning wary of crowded India trade after run-up

Earnings misses, the attractiveness of rival markets amid expectations of a dovish policy shift by the Federal Reserve and a nascent recovery in Chinese equities are casting doubts over India extending a rally that saw the nation’s main gauges posting a record eighth straight year of gains in 2023.

Picture abhi baki hai! Zee shares rally 7% as Sony merger talks re-start

Shares of Zee Entertainment rally as talks for a merger with Sony Group are re-initiated after the cancelled $10 billion deal. Representatives from both sides have held meetings in Mumbai to salvage the deal. Several analysts had downgraded the stock and revised target prices earlier after the Sony-Zee merger fell through.

Bank of America expects India fundraising to be busier than ever

“2023 was the year of block trades, 2024 is going to be the year of IPOs — and that momentum will most likely carry into 2025,” Debasish Purohit said in an interview with Bloomberg News in Mumbai. “2024 and 2025 as a block will be the busiest years of IPOs in our lifetime.”

Zee, Sony huddle in dramatic twist to salvage merger

Zee Entertainment Enterprises has re-engaged with Sony Group Corp in a last-ditch attempt to revive their $10-billion merger. Major differences and disagreements over terms and conditions persist, and the outcome remains uncertain.