Rising income, increasing insurance penetration, and a preference for branded hospitals offering advanced care are supporting long-term demand for private healthcare
The company is well-positioned to benefit from the secular tailwinds in the logistics sector, and its planned capacity augmentation should support incremental volume growth and gradual market share gains
Kotak Mahindra Bank share price: The lender reported a standalone net profit of Rs 3,446.14 crore for Q3 FY26, missing analysts' estimate Rs 3,572 crore.
Some brokerages remained optimistic and increased their target prices for the Persistent Systems shares, while some cited valuation concerns.
Hindustan Zinc share price: HSBC expects Q4 results to be even stronger due to higher volumes and sharply higher silver prices.
ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company shares surged nearly 9% to trade at Rs 2,972 apiece, the highest level seen by the stock since its market debut after IPO in December last year.
The sector is likely to face pricing pressure for 1-2 quarters
The company is optimistic about a recovery and is aiming for a 10-12 percent growth in revenues during the second half
The company's business moat and solid fundamentals ensure strong long-term growth potential
Near-term earnings growth likely to be sustained, helped by strategic deals
Apollo is well positioned to benefit from the rising healthcare demand in India
Subsidy rates for the 2025 Rabi cropping season will be the key factor to watch
Changing consumer lifestyles and evolving tastes to help the liquor maker’s growth
Foray into allied segments likely to support growth, going forward
Earnings are expected to taper off in the medium term due to intensifying market competition
As domestic consumer demand is poised to recover in H2 of FY26, driven by key economic tailwinds, like changes in income tax policy, the company stands to benefit.
The aim is to make renewable energy more affordable for developers as well as consumers
The company has a long growth runway, and its changing business mix should aid margin expansion
The company is optimistic about volume growth despite US tariff challenges
The company has cut capital expenditure for FY26 to Rs 700-750 crore from Rs 800-900 crore, considering the near-term pressure on cash flows and working capital
Order book is steady, while exports are showing green shoots
Forays into new segments like sunroof, inorganic and organic strategies show the company’s confidence in the future.
Highest-ever quarterly revenue supported by the demand for solar modules
SJS expects to grow at 2x the industry volume in FY26 and maintain a ~26 percent margin level.
The management reiterated its guidance of achieving a top-line growth of around 15 percent and maintaining the current margin profile in FY26.