Knowledge Realty Trust REIT's initial public offering has demonstrated measured investor interest through its first day of subscription, with Knowledge Realty Trust's unit price set at ₹95-100 per share reflecting cautious market reception. The ₹4,800.00 crore REIT reached 0.62 times by 2:50:00 PM on day one, indicating reserved investor interest in this office REIT incorporated as India's largest office REIT by Gross Asset Value. Knowledge Realty Trust REIT non-institutional investors segment leads with limited 0.93 times subscription, whil

Highway Infrastructure Limited's initial public offering (IPO) has demonstrated exceptional investor interest through its first day of subscription, with Highway Infrastructure's stock price set at ₹65-70 per share reflecting strong market reception. The ₹130.00 crore IPO reached 28.44 times by 4:59:33 PM on day one, indicating outstanding investor interest in this infrastructure development company incorporated in 1995. Highway Infrastructure IPO non-institutional investors segment leads with exceptional 35.34 times subscription, whilst ret

Flysbs Aviation Limited's initial public offering (IPO) has demonstrated extraordinary investor interest through its third and final day of subscription, with Flysbs Aviation's stock price set at ₹225 per share reflecting exceptional market reception. The ₹102.53 crore IPO reached 318.68 times by 5:04:00 PM on day three, indicating outstanding investor interest in this private jet services provider established in 2020. Flysbs Aviation IPO non-institutional investors segment leads with exceptional 563.64 times subscription, whilst individual

India’s corporate profit growth remained weak in April–June 2025, extending a slowdown that began last year despite a strong macroeconomic backdrop. Aggregate earnings growth for the 38 Nifty 50 firms reporting so far stood at just 7.5%, and earnings estimates for MSCI India stocks have been cut to 8%, marking a fifth successive quarter of single-digit growth. Economic Context and Earnings Pressures Despite projected GDP growth of 6.5% in FY2025 and continued low inflation, profit expansion has weakened across key sectors. Nominal GDP grow

NFO is part of JioBlackRock’s debut suite of five index funds launched in a digital‑first format. The JioBlackRock Nifty Smallcap 250 Index Fund opened on 5 August 2025 and closes on 12 August 2025. It offers low‑cost, passive exposure to the Nifty Smallcap 250 Index, with a minimum investment of ₹500 via lump sum or SIP. The scheme invests 95–100% in index constituents, balancing returns with transparency. With no exit load, it targets both new and seasoned investors seeking access to small‑cap opportunities through a cost-efficient, tech‑enab

Global investment bank Morgan Stanley has raised optimism on India's stock market, projecting the BSE Sensex to reach 89,000 by June 2026, which represents an approximate 10% upside from current levels. In their bull-case scenario, with a 30% probability, the index could even touch 1 lakh within the same timeframe. Re-Rating Powered by Strong Fundamentals Morgan Stanley strategists Ridham Desai and Nayant Parekh say India’s market is primed for a structural re-rating amid ongoing macroeconomic stability and favourable demographics. Key dr

Indian capital market stocks declined sharply after reports emerged that the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is considering restricting weekly derivatives expiry contracts. Concerns over reduced trading flexibility and potential erosion in derivative volumes led to widespread investor apprehension, resulting in notable sell‑offs among key market proxies. Market Reaction: F&O Stocks Under Pressure On Tuesday, shares of BSE Ltd fell by as much and closed by 5%, reaching a low of ₹2,367.20. Angel One shares dropped and close

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has proposed significant reforms to the structure of large initial public offerings (IPOs), particularly those above ₹5,000 crore. In a recent consultation paper, SEBI suggests reducing the retail investor allocation from 35% to as low as 25%, while increasing Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB) allocation from 50% to 60% in a graded fashion. This policy shift affects at least seven major IPOs in the pipeline, including offerings from Tata Capital, LG Electronics, Credila Financial Services, ICI