Following the steep correction in 2025, Suzlon Energy and Inox Wind are now available at more palatable valuations
The strength in Reliance Industries stock follows fresh optimistic commentary from multiple brokerages on the company’s oil-to-chemicals (O2C) and new energy businesses.
IEX continues to reinforce its market leadership with an 83-84 percent share in electricity trading, benefiting from India's increasing power demand and regulatory support. The company is expanding into new trading platforms, including the Indian Gas Exchange (IGX), international carbon exchange, and coal exchange, further strengthening its moat. The anticipated 25% volume growth in FY25, coupled with supportive regulatory environment and a robust balance sheet, IEX offers good growth visibility. Despite regulatory risks, IEX's diversification into newer markets ensures continued competitiveness and earnings visibility.
India’s growing energy demand makes the power sector a potential investment theme. But be mindful of the market dynamics before committing your monies.
Despite making up about 39% of the global labor force, women account for just 16% of the energy sector workforce, according to International Energy Agency.
Latest estimates show that more than a million coal mine workers could be laid off by 2050, and most of them will be from India and China. Meanwhile, despite a marginal improvement, hunger remains a serious issue in India.
This sharing of power resources across regions via subsea cables can prove critical to India’s long-term economic and energy security goals
Nilesh Shah stressed the importance of observing the global markets and maintaining cash to deploy during market corrections.