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S Gupta Holding picks up 1.2% stake in Apollo Pipes, S Gupta Holding buys 0.53% shares in SG Finserve, Mercer Global Investments Management sells 0.58% stake in Honasa Consumer

* S Gupta Holding picks up 1.2% stake in Apollo Pipes
* S Gupta Holding buys 0.53% shares in SG Finserve
* Mercer Global Investments Management sells 0.58% stake in Honasa Consumer

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* S Gupta Holding picks up 1.2% stake in Apollo Pipes
* S Gupta Holding buys 0.53% shares in SG Finserve
* Mercer Global Investments Management sells 0.58% stake in Honasa Consumer

S Gupta Holding on February 13 has acquired 1.2 percent equity stake in Apollo Pipes, and additional 0.53 percent shares in SG Finserve via open market transactions.

<a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/plastics/apollopipes/ALF02">Apollo Pipes</a> shares rose 1.29 percent to Rs 319.05, while <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/finance-investment/sgfinserve/MS29">SG Finserve</a> stock fell 2.18 percent to Rs 405.4 after couple of day of correction.

S Gupta Holding has bought 2.75 lakh shares in PVC pipes maker Apollo Pipes at Rs 317.1 per share, and 2.5 lakh shares at Rs 317 per share, totalling to 1.19 percent stake worth Rs 16.64 crore.

Further, promoter entity S Gupta Holding picked up 3 lakh shares (equivalent to 0.53 percent of paid-up equity) in SG Finserve, the non-banking finance company, at Rs 408.26 per share for Rs 12.24 crore.

Meanwhile, Mercer QIF Fund Plc - Mercer Investment Fund 1, managed by Mercer Global Investments Management, sold 19.04 lakh shares (0.58 percent stake) in <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/householdpersonal-products/honasaconsumer/HCL06">Honasa Consumer</a>, the parent company of Mamaearth, at Rs 308.91 per share for Rs 58.82 crore. However, the stock rose 0.74 percent to finish at Rs 301.45.

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S Gupta Holding picks up 1.2% stake in Apollo Pipes, 0.53% shares in SG Finserve

S Gupta Holding on February 13 has acquired 1.2 percent equity stake in Apollo Pipes, and additional 0.53 percent shares in SG Finserve via open market transactions.

Apollo Pipes shares rose 1.29 percent to Rs 319.05, while SG Finserve stock fell 2.18 percent to Rs 405.4 after couple of day of correction.

S Gupta Holding has bought 2.75 lakh shares in PVC pipes maker Apollo Pipes at Rs 317.1 per share, and 2.5 lakh shares at Rs 317 per share, totalling to 1.19 percent stake worth Rs 16.64 crore.

Further, promoter entity S Gupta Holding picked up 3 lakh shares (equivalent to 0.53 percent of paid-up equity) in SG Finserve, the non-banking finance company, at Rs 408.26 per share for Rs 12.24 crore.

Meanwhile, Mercer QIF Fund Plc - Mercer Investment Fund 1, managed by Mercer Global Investments Management, sold 19.04 lakh shares (0.58 percent stake) in Honasa Consumer, the parent company of Mamaearth, at Rs 308.91 per share for Rs 58.82 crore. However, the stock rose 0.74 percent to finish at Rs 301.45.

Bank Nifty slipped 1 percent with 11 of 14 stocks ending lower., Canara Bank fell 2 percent, PNB and HDFC Bank also declined., Key support for Bank Nifty seen at 59,700, resistance at 61,000.

* Bank Nifty slipped 1 percent with 11 of 14 stocks ending lower.
* Canara Bank fell 2 percent, PNB and HDFC Bank also declined.
* Key support for Bank Nifty seen at 59,700, resistance at 61,000.

Bank Nifty fell 0.9% amid profit booking and weak markets, with 11 of 14 constituents declining. Canara Bank led losses, followed by PNB and HDFC Bank. Technical analysts see key support near 59,700 and resistance at 60,800–61,000. IT stocks also dragged benchmarks lower.

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* Bank Nifty slipped 1 percent with 11 of 14 stocks ending lower.
* Canara Bank fell 2 percent, PNB and HDFC Bank also declined.
* Key support for Bank Nifty seen at 59,700, resistance at 61,000.

The Bank Nifty extended losses in Friday’s session, slipping about 0.9 percent amid profit booking in a weak broader market.

Eleven of the 14 constituents ended lower.

Shares of <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/banks-public-sector/canarabank/CB06">Canara Bank</a> declined up to 2 percent to emerge the top loser. <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/banks-public-sector/punjabnationalbank/PNB05">Punjab National Bank</a> and HDFC Bank fell 1.9 percent and 1.8 percent, respectively.

Other major laggards included Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and AU Small Finance Bank, which declined up to 1 percent.

Sudeep Shah, Head – Technical and Derivatives Research at SBI Securities, said the index had traded within a 431-point range over the last four sessions and has now broken below the lower end of the consolidation zone.

"The breakdown was accompanied by a bearish daily candle. RSI, which had plateaued near 60, has started turning down, suggesting bulls are losing grip around the key support area," he said.

According to him, immediate support is placed in the 20-day EMA zone of 60,000–59,900. A sustained move below this area could push the index towards 59,500, followed by 59,000 in the short term, while 60,500–60,600 may act as immediate resistance.

Vatsal Bhuva, Technical Analyst at LKP Securities, said the index slipped below a short-term consolidation range, indicating minor profit booking after the recent upmove.

He added the index continues to trade above its 20-day moving average near 59,700, which remains a key support. Immediate support is seen in the 59,800–59,700 zone, with a stronger base at 58,800–58,700. Resistance is placed near 60,800–61,000.

The decline in Bank Nifty tracked weakness in the broader market.

The equity benchmarks traded with a negative bias through the day as selling in information technology (IT) stocks intensified. After a weak start, the market moved in a narrow range during the first half before losses deepened later. The benchmark index settled near the day’s low at 25,471.10, with selling seen across sectors, particularly IT, along with metal, realty and FMCG stocks.

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Bank Nifty declines 0.9% on profit booking; Canara Bank, PNB lead losses: Check key trading levels

The Bank Nifty extended losses in Friday’s session, slipping about 0.9 percent amid profit booking in a weak broader market.

Eleven of the 14 constituents ended lower.

Shares of Canara Bank declined up to 2 percent to emerge the top loser. Punjab National Bank and HDFC Bank fell 1.9 percent and 1.8 percent, respectively.

Other major laggards included Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and AU Small Finance Bank, which declined up to 1 percent.

Sudeep Shah, Head – Technical and Derivatives Research at SBI Securities, said the index had traded within a 431-point range over the last four sessions and has now broken below the lower end of the consolidation zone.

&quot;The breakdown was accompanied by a bearish daily candle. RSI, which had plateaued near 60, has started turning down, suggesting bulls are losing grip around the key support area,&quot; he said.

According to him, immediate support is placed in the 20-day EMA zone of 60,000–59,900. A sustained move below this area could push the index towards 59,500, followed by 59,000 in the short term, while 60,500–60,600 may act as immediate resistance.

Vatsal Bhuva, Technical Analyst at LKP Securities, said the index slipped below a short-term consolidation range, indicating minor profit booking after the recent upmove.

He added the index continues to trade above its 20-day moving average near 59,700, which remains a key support. Immediate support is seen in the 59,800–59,700 zone, with a stronger base at 58,800–58,700. Resistance is placed near 60,800–61,000.

The decline in Bank Nifty tracked weakness in the broader market.

The equity benchmarks traded with a negative bias through the day as selling in information technology (IT) stocks intensified. After a weak start, the market moved in a narrow range during the first half before losses deepened later. The benchmark index settled near the day’s low at 25,471.10, with selling seen across sectors, particularly IT, along with metal, realty and FMCG stocks.

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Honasa Consumer Q3 FY26 profit rises 93% to Rs 50.2 crore., Honasa shares reach highest level since June 2025 after strong results., SpiceJet posts Rs 269 crore loss, shares fall to 52-week low.

* Honasa Consumer Q3 FY26 profit rises 93% to Rs 50.2 crore. 
* Honasa shares reach highest level since June 2025 after strong results. 
* SpiceJet posts Rs 269 crore loss, shares fall to 52-week low.

Honasa Consumer shares surged over 6% after posting a 93% profit jump and record quarterly revenue. Brokerages gave mixed ratings. SpiceJet shares hit a 52-week low after reporting a loss, citing higher costs and lower income for the December quarter.

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* Honasa Consumer Q3 FY26 profit rises 93% to Rs 50.2 crore. 
* Honasa shares reach highest level since June 2025 after strong results. 
* SpiceJet posts Rs 269 crore loss, shares fall to 52-week low.

Shares of <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/householdpersonal-products/honasaconsumer/HCL06">Honasa Consumer</a> rose over 6 percent in Friday’s trade, touching their highest level since June 2025, after the company reported a 93 percent jump in consolidated profit to Rs 50.2 crore for the December quarter of FY26. The company had posted a profit of Rs 26 crore in the year-ago period.

The stock opened with a gap-up of around 4 percent and has been advancing for the last two sessions.

Revenue from operations increased 16.23 percent to Rs 601.54 crore in the quarter, compared with Rs 517.51 crore in the corresponding period a year ago. The company said the third-quarter revenue was its highest-ever quarterly revenue.

Brokerages gave mixed views following the results. HSBC said cost control and optimisation of advertising spend strengthened margins and raised the target price to Rs 260 from Rs 242 while maintaining a “reduce” rating. CLSA raised the target price to Rs 384 from Rs 350 and retained an “outperform” rating, saying the company can continue double-digit growth in Mamaearth while scaling up newer brands.

Meanwhile, shares of <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/transportlogistics/spicejet/SJ01">SpiceJet</a> fell sharply and hit a fresh 52-week low in Friday’s session.

The stock declined about 6.5 percent during the day after opening nearly 3 percent lower, and had earlier dropped to Rs 17.15 per share, down around 16 percent.

The airline on Thursday reported a loss before tax of Rs 269.27 crore for the three months ended December 2025 against a profit of Rs 24.97 crore in the year-ago period, according to standalone financial results filed with the BSE.

Total income declined to Rs 1,522.81 crore in the third quarter from Rs 1,650.67 crore a year earlier.

In a statement, the airline said higher expenses due to grounded fleet costs, increase in aviation turbine fuel prices, rupee depreciation and the one-time impact of new labour laws affected the quarterly performance.

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Q3 results impact: Mamaearth-parent hits over 7-month high after profit jumps 93%; SpiceJet falls 6.5% on posting loss

Shares of Honasa Consumer rose over 6 percent in Friday’s trade, touching their highest level since June 2025, after the company reported a 93 percent jump in consolidated profit to Rs 50.2 crore for the December quarter of FY26. The company had posted a profit of Rs 26 crore in the year-ago period.

The stock opened with a gap-up of around 4 percent and has been advancing for the last two sessions.

Revenue from operations increased 16.23 percent to Rs 601.54 crore in the quarter, compared with Rs 517.51 crore in the corresponding period a year ago. The company said the third-quarter revenue was its highest-ever quarterly revenue.

Brokerages gave mixed views following the results. HSBC said cost control and optimisation of advertising spend strengthened margins and raised the target price to Rs 260 from Rs 242 while maintaining a “reduce” rating. CLSA raised the target price to Rs 384 from Rs 350 and retained an “outperform” rating, saying the company can continue double-digit growth in Mamaearth while scaling up newer brands.

Meanwhile, shares of SpiceJet fell sharply and hit a fresh 52-week low in Friday’s session.

The stock declined about 6.5 percent during the day after opening nearly 3 percent lower, and had earlier dropped to Rs 17.15 per share, down around 16 percent.

The airline on Thursday reported a loss before tax of Rs 269.27 crore for the three months ended December 2025 against a profit of Rs 24.97 crore in the year-ago period, according to standalone financial results filed with the BSE.

Total income declined to Rs 1,522.81 crore in the third quarter from Rs 1,650.67 crore a year earlier.

In a statement, the airline said higher expenses due to grounded fleet costs, increase in aviation turbine fuel prices, rupee depreciation and the one-time impact of new labour laws affected the quarterly performance.

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Silver ETFs fell up to 7 percent after strong US jobs data., Stronger dollar weighed on precious metals, lowering demand., Gold and silver rebounded after hitting one-week lows.

* Silver ETFs fell up to 7 percent after strong US jobs data.
* Stronger dollar weighed on precious metals, lowering demand.
* Gold and silver rebounded after hitting one-week lows.

Silver ETFs fell up to 7% after strong US jobs data boosted the dollar, dampening rate cut hopes. A possible Russia-US dollar settlement could reinforce dollar dominance. Domestic silver ETFs and Hindustan Zinc shares dropped, but silver futures rebounded.

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* Silver ETFs fell up to 7 percent after strong US jobs data.
* Stronger dollar weighed on precious metals, lowering demand.
* Gold and silver rebounded after hitting one-week lows.

Silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) fell up to 7 percent on Friday after the U.S. dollar strengthened following stronger-than-expected January jobs data, which dampened expectations of near-term interest rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve.

The dollar also rose on reports that Russia may consider returning to the dollar settlement system as part of a possible economic understanding with the United States.

A stronger dollar typically weighs on precious metals as most commodities, including gold and silver, are priced globally in the American currency. When the dollar appreciates, these metals become costlier for buyers using other currencies, leading to lower demand and prices.

"Such a move, if it materialises, would reinforce the dollar’s dominance in global trade, especially in energy and commodities," CR Forex Advisors MD Amit Pabari said in a note.

Among domestic ETFs, Tata Silver ETF declined up to 7 percent. Other silver ETFs that fell included Nippon India Silver ETF, down 6.5 percent, Zerodha Silver ETF (-6.26%), HDFC Silver ETF (-6.6%) and ICICI Prudential Silver ETF (-6.2%).

Shares of Hindustan Zinc dropped nearly 5 percent in trade.

Hindalco Industries shares fell more than 5 percent as the Aditya Birla Group-owned metals producer reported 45 percent Q3 profit drop year-on-year, driven by expenses linked to fire-related disruptions at US unit Novelis.

In international commodity markets, gold and silver rebounded on Friday as bargain-hunting emerged after both metals had slid to one-week lows in the previous session.

On the Multi Commodity Exchange, silver futures for March 5, 2026 delivery rose nearly 3 percent, gaining Rs 6,565 to Rs 2,43,000 per kg.

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Silver prices crash 10%: Silver ETFs decline up to 7%, Hindustan Zinc shares fall nearly 5%

Silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) fell up to 7 percent on Friday after the U.S. dollar strengthened following stronger-than-expected January jobs data, which dampened expectations of near-term interest rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve.

The dollar also rose on reports that Russia may consider returning to the dollar settlement system as part of a possible economic understanding with the United States.

A stronger dollar typically weighs on precious metals as most commodities, including gold and silver, are priced globally in the American currency. When the dollar appreciates, these metals become costlier for buyers using other currencies, leading to lower demand and prices.

&quot;Such a move, if it materialises, would reinforce the dollar’s dominance in global trade, especially in energy and commodities,&quot; CR Forex Advisors MD Amit Pabari said in a note.

Among domestic ETFs, Tata Silver ETF declined up to 7 percent. Other silver ETFs that fell included Nippon India Silver ETF, down 6.5 percent, Zerodha Silver ETF (-6.26%), HDFC Silver ETF (-6.6%) and ICICI Prudential Silver ETF (-6.2%).

Shares of Hindustan Zinc dropped nearly 5 percent in trade.

Hindalco Industries shares fell more than 5 percent as the Aditya Birla Group-owned metals producer reported 45 percent Q3 profit drop year-on-year, driven by expenses linked to fire-related disruptions at US unit Novelis.

In international commodity markets, gold and silver rebounded on Friday as bargain-hunting emerged after both metals had slid to one-week lows in the previous session.

On the Multi Commodity Exchange, silver futures for March 5, 2026 delivery rose nearly 3 percent, gaining Rs 6,565 to Rs 2,43,000 per kg.

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Realty stocks fell up to 6 percent, tracking IT sector weakness., Nifty realty index dropped 4 percent; only Signatureglobal gained., IT sector concerns over AI automation impact realty demand.

* Realty stocks fell up to 6 percent, tracking IT sector weakness.
* Nifty realty index dropped 4 percent; only Signatureglobal gained.
* IT sector concerns over AI automation impact realty demand.

Shares of real estate firms fell up to 6% as IT stocks slumped, with the realty index down 4%. AI-driven automation fears hit IT jobs, impacting urban housing demand and realty shares. The IT index dropped 11.4% this week amid broader market concerns.

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* Realty stocks fell up to 6 percent, tracking IT sector weakness.
* Nifty realty index dropped 4 percent; only Signatureglobal gained.
* IT sector concerns over AI automation impact realty demand.

Shares of real estate firms declined on Friday in line with weakness in information technology (IT) stocks, with <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/constructioncontracting-real-estate/prestigeestatesprojects/PEP02">Prestige Estates Projects</a> Ltd, DLF and Godrej Properties among the major laggards.

The sectoral realty index declined about 4 percent during the session, while select stocks dropped up to 6 percent. In the previous session on Thursday, the index had fallen up to 1.5 percent.

In the Nifty realty index, nine out of 10 constituents traded in the red, barring <a href="https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/construction-real-estate/signatureglobalindia/SIL24">Signatureglobal (India)</a>, which rose about 5 percent.

The selling in realty shares comes amid a sharp sell-off in IT stocks this week. Concerns over disruption from artificial intelligence-driven automation have weighed on IT companies, putting the sector on track for its worst performance since March 2020, when markets declined following COVID-19 lockdown announcements.

Weakness in IT stocks has raised concerns about employment prospects in the sector. The IT workforce forms a key buyer base for urban housing, and fears of a hiring slowdown or job losses could affect demand for residential properties, leading to pressure on realty shares.

The IT index has declined 11.4 percent this week and is down 16.6 percent so far in 2026, exceeding the 12.6 percent fall recorded in the whole of last year.

Analysts said AI could accelerate automation of routine work and shorten delivery timelines, putting pressure on the traditional headcount-based outsourcing model for IT firms in India. Growing AI adoption could also affect new deals and revenue growth.

"Waning expectations of a near-term US rate cut and evolving concerns over potential disruptions from AI are intensifying the sell-off in IT stocks, hurting market sentiment," Bajaj Broking Research said.

Sunny Agrawal, head of fundamental research at SBI Securities, said the IT sector has been under pressure over the past year due to macroeconomic concerns, tariff uncertainties, geopolitical tensions and weak discretionary spending.

He added that investors are concerned AI technologies may automate complex tasks across functional areas, affecting traditional IT services and outsourcing business models, while competition from AI-led start-ups could also impact market share.

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IT sell-off impact: Prestige Estates, other real estate shares decline up to 6%, realty index down 4%

Shares of real estate firms declined on Friday in line with weakness in information technology (IT) stocks, with Prestige Estates Projects Ltd, DLF and Godrej Properties among the major laggards.

The sectoral realty index declined about 4 percent during the session, while select stocks dropped up to 6 percent. In the previous session on Thursday, the index had fallen up to 1.5 percent.

In the Nifty realty index, nine out of 10 constituents traded in the red, barring Signatureglobal (India), which rose about 5 percent.

The selling in realty shares comes amid a sharp sell-off in IT stocks this week. Concerns over disruption from artificial intelligence-driven automation have weighed on IT companies, putting the sector on track for its worst performance since March 2020, when markets declined following COVID-19 lockdown announcements.

Weakness in IT stocks has raised concerns about employment prospects in the sector. The IT workforce forms a key buyer base for urban housing, and fears of a hiring slowdown or job losses could affect demand for residential properties, leading to pressure on realty shares.

The IT index has declined 11.4 percent this week and is down 16.6 percent so far in 2026, exceeding the 12.6 percent fall recorded in the whole of last year.

Analysts said AI could accelerate automation of routine work and shorten delivery timelines, putting pressure on the traditional headcount-based outsourcing model for IT firms in India. Growing AI adoption could also affect new deals and revenue growth.

&quot;Waning expectations of a near-term US rate cut and evolving concerns over potential disruptions from AI are intensifying the sell-off in IT stocks, hurting market sentiment,&quot; Bajaj Broking Research said.

Sunny Agrawal, head of fundamental research at SBI Securities, said the IT sector has been under pressure over the past year due to macroeconomic concerns, tariff uncertainties, geopolitical tensions and weak discretionary spending.

He added that investors are concerned AI technologies may automate complex tasks across functional areas, affecting traditional IT services and outsourcing business models, while competition from AI-led start-ups could also impact market share.

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