Peak XV exits One MobiKwik Systems in Rs 130 crore block deal: Report

Venture capital firm Peak XV Partners has exited Indian fintech One MobiKwik Systems. The firm sold its stake for over Rs 130 crore. This exit follows One MobiKwik’s significant milestone. The Reserve Bank of India approved its application for a Non-Banking Financial Company license. This approval allows the company to launch a new lending arm.

Broader markets rally! These 10 smallcap stocks jumped up to 57% in April so far

Indian stock markets have made a partial recovery in April so far, following the incessant March selloff triggered by the onset of the Iran-US war. Interestingly, broader markets have outperformed benchmarks during this period, with Nifty Smallcap 250 index rallying around 17% so far this month, eclipsing Nifty’s 8% surge in the same period. Here […]

Sun Pharma-Organon deal: How a $12-billion merger will reshape India’s pharma landscape

Sun Pharma is set to nearly double its revenue to $12 billion with the acquisition of Organon, creating a global pharmaceutical giant. The deal leverages Organon’s strengths in women’s health, biosimilars, and established brands, aiming for significant growth despite geopolitical concerns. Integration plans and manageable debt are key to the strategic move.

India’s power market entering a storage-led transformation phase: Apoorva Bahadur

India’s electricity system faces a critical juncture as soaring summer demand outstrips generation flexibility. While renewables meet daytime needs, evening peaks highlight a significant storage gap. Experts warn of potential shortages if storage capacity doesn’t scale rapidly to balance the grid and capture emerging profit opportunities.

Stock picking key as auto, banks face near-term headwinds: Sandip Sabharwal

Market expert Sandip Sabharwal maintains a constructive long-term outlook but stresses selectivity due to near-term risks like rising input costs and competition. He favors midcaps and selective smallcaps, seeing opportunities in consumer durables, while cautioning on financials and quick commerce. Large pharma deals require careful integration and valuation assessment.