Most blockbuster listings lose their spark after debut day, Kotak’s analysis shows, as only a handful of hot listings sustain their debut-day buzz.
The Nifty-50, Nifty Midcap 100, and Nifty Smallcap 100 indices have declined 7%, 6%, and 4% respectively from their peaks, and by 4%, 4%, and 2% over the past three months.
Mankind Pharma sealed the Rs 13,630 crore acquisition of private equity firm Advent International owned Bharat Serums and Vaccines (BSV) in July.
Kotak Institutional Equities' latest report highlights companies with inflated market caps despite lacking profit margin opportunities. The report notes a clear disconnect between narratives and numbers, with certain stocks' market caps not matching their best-case profit projections.
The exit of Joint Managing Director KVS Manian dragged Kotak Bank’s stock by 3 percent. But Federal Bank, where he is tipped to join as per reports, gained 3 percent
Neogen is poised to lead in battery chemicals with its early entry and technology partnership with MUIS (Japan), targeting over 30 percent market share in India by 2030. Additionally, its core business sees traction in the CSM segment.
In a major regulatory move, the RBI barred KMB from onboarding new customers through its online and mobile banking channels and issuing fresh credit cards
The US investment firm plans to hold the IPO as early as in the fourth quarter of this year, the people said, asking not to be identified as the deliberations are private.
The analyst believes, right now, the Indian stock market is in the bear, bull and bubble phase – all at the same time. Several largecaps are in bear market, a section of mid and smallcap in bull market while another section is full of froth.
With this transaction, KotakAlt managed funds' total equity commitment to SISL is Rs 1,600 crore, of which Rs 1,000 crore has been invested to date including the current investment of Rs 600 crore
Last year, it was IT employees who were getting good deals from their employers. Now it seems to be the turn of bank employees to have their day in the sun
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Brokerages are advising investors to be cautious about India's relatively strong macroeconomic position, as recent developments have raised concerns.
Kotak Mahindra Bank MD and CEO picked education, defence, economic growth and social well-being as the areas that India should focus on to become a global leader by 2047
PM Modi recently announced that India will become the third largest economy in the world. Moneycontrol’s Shweta Punj caught up with Nilesh Shah of Kotak and Indranil Sengupta of CLSA to understand if that’s a possible and what will it take for India to get there. The consensus is that India will become the third largest economy in the world even if it continues to grow at the current rate of 6-6.5%. But per capita income growth will take more time. Tune in.
Chubb, the world’s biggest property and casualty insurer, operates in 54 countries and has nearly $200 billion in assets.
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The brokerage house has reduced its weight in certain consumer sectors and trimmed positions in banking stocks
The positive commentary comes despite key real estate stocks outperforming the broader market. "We continue to remain constructive on the sector owing to strong operational performance by the players,” Kotak said
One could say that the market trends reflect a bullish outlook among participants, while another way of looking at it is that they may be beginning to get complacent
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Bank of Baroda and ABB India out of the largecap portfolio. Devyani International removed from the midcap portfolio
Kotak predicts moderate earnings growth over FY2024-25 with limited potential for earnings upgrades across sectors, cautioning that earnings downgrades in the consumer discretionary space cannot be ruled out.
Earlier, shareholders of Kotak Mahindra bank voted 99 percent in favour of Uday Kotak taking up as the non-executive non-independent director of the bank after he steps down as the MD and CEO.
This move allows Tanishq to have a share of the operating leverage benefits garnered by L2/L3 franchisees