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Societe Generale buys additional shares worth Rs 76 crore in Sammaan Capital, Promoter picks up 2.2% stake in Reva Diamonds, Promoter Prabhat Sethia sells further 0.53% stake in Filatex Fashions

* Societe Generale buys additional shares worth Rs 76 crore in Sammaan Capital
* Promoter picks up 2.2% stake in Reva Diamonds
* Promoter Prabhat Sethia sells further 0.53% stake in Filatex Fashions

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France-based financial services group Societe Generale has acquired additional shares worth Rs 76 crore in Sammaan Capital, the housing finance company, via open market transactions on March 25.

Perhaps the buying interest by Societe Generale in Sammaan Capital shares may be after the proposed investment of Abu Dhabi-based Royal Group in the company. The stock was the biggest gainer amongst F&amp;amp;O stocks, rising 6 percent to Rs 146.88 on the National Stock Exchange.

Royal Group-owned International Holding Company PJSC through Avenir Investment RSC has proposed to invest Rs 8,850 crore in Sammaan Capital via preferential issue. After completion of the preferential issue, Avenir will hold approximately 41.23 percent stake in the company, while post the preferential issue and the open offer, its holding will increase to 63.36 percent.

Societe Generale has acquired 50.59 lakh shares (0.6 percent stake) in Sammaan Capital (earlier known as Indiabulls Housing Finance) at Rs 149.92 per share for Rs 75.84 crore. This is in addition to 1.49 percent stake held by Societe as of December 2025.

Meanwhile, the action was also seen in Reva Diamonds which shares rose 0.41 percent to Rs 363.05, may be after promoter Gadgil Renu Govind buying 7 lakh shares (2.2 percent stake) in the diamond-studded jewellery maker for Rs 25.55 crore from RGSL Investment LVF 1. The transaction price was Rs 365 per share.

RGSL Investment Fund-RGSL, the alternate investment fund, held 4.48 percent stake in the company as of December 2025.

Additionally, Niraj Rajnikant Shah has bought 3 lakh shares in PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery at Rs 367.8 per share for Rs 11.03 crore, however, Sanjay Popatlal Jain sold almost same number of shares at same price for Rs 11.03 crore.

Amicorp Capital (Mauritius) has bought 7.01 lakh shares (1.59 percent stake) in Apollo Pipes, the PVC pipe &amp;amp; fittings manufacturer, for Rs 29.18 crore. However, Classic Enterprises sold 5 lakh shares (1.1 percent stake) for Rs 20.8 crore. Their transaction price was Rs 416 per share, while the stock was down 0.41 percent to Rs 414.5.

Speb Adhesives was locked in upper circuit at Rs 51.75 on the NSE, rising 2.78 percent after a day of sharp correction. Navkar Ventures has acquired 2.64 lakh shares (1.17 percent stake) in the solvent-based synthetic rubber adhesives maker for Rs 1.36 crore from Compact Structure Fund. The price at which shares exchanged was Rs 51.75 per share.

Compact Structure Fund held 8.75 percent stake in Speb Adhesives as of December 5, 2025.

Promoter Umesh Modi sold further 7.5 lakh shares (7.48 percent stake) in Jupiter Infomedia, the web-info media company, for Rs 3.69 crore, in addition to 3.99 percent stake offloaded in previous session. The selling price was Rs 49.2 per share, while the stock rose 2.1 percent to Rs 51.05.

However, Divyeshkumar Mansukhlal Savaliya has bought 6.19 lakh shares in Jupiter Infomedia at Rs 49.03 per share, valued at Rs 3.03 crore, while Arix Capital picked up 1.5 lakh shares at Rs 50 per share, amounting to Rs 75 lakh.

Investor Vijay Kedia-owned Kedia Securities has bought 1.69 lakh shares (0.72 percent stake) in Mahamaya Lifesciences, the crop protection company, at Rs 146.36 per share, valued at Rs 2.47 crore.

Perhaps, Mahamaya Lifesciences shares may have reacted to the transaction, rising 2.81 percent to Rs 148 amid high volumes.

Promoter Prabhat Sethia sold further 4.45 crore shares (0.53 percent stake) in the textile company Filatex Fashions for Rs 71.29 lakh. The selling price was Rs 0.16 per share, which is its all-time low price.

In current quarter (January-March), Prabhat Sethia, in total, has pared 7.7 percent stake (64.49 crore shares) in addition to 5.06 percent shareholding (42.2 crore shares) sold in previous quarter.

Samsung India Securities Master Investment Trust Equity sold 7.84 lakh shares (0.5 percent stake) in Vintage Coffee and Beverages at Rs 135.27 per share, valued at Rs 10.61 crore.

The action was also seen in Anzen India Energy Yield Plus Trust. Prazim Trading and Investment Company, which is associated with Azim Premij Trust, has acquired 1.6 crore units (8.15 percent stake) in the infrastructure investment trust for Rs 200 crore.

However, Edelweiss Infrastructure Yield Plus sold 1.25 crore units for Rs 156.87 crore and its subsidiary SEPL Energy offloaded 35 lakh units for Rs 43.75 crore, totalling to 8.18 percent stake.

The transaction price was Rs 125 per unit. Edelweiss Infrastructure Yield Plus held 15.04 percent stake in Anzen India Energy Yield Plus Trust, while Azim Premij Trust owned 2.55 percent stake.

The transaction was also seen in Brookfield-backed Energy Infrastructure Trust, which was down 1.89 percent to Rs 78. Brookfield Corporation-backed Rapid Holdings 2 - the sponsor for the said infrastructure investment trust - sold 1.84 crore units (2.77 percent stake) at Rs 78 per unit, valued at Rs 143.91 crore.

Societe Generale buys additional shares worth Rs 76 crore in Sammaan Capital, promoter picks up 2.2% stake in Reva Diamonds

Bank Nifty rose 2 percent, extending gains for a second session., HDFC Bank, AU Small Finance Bank, and IndusInd Bank led advances., Market sentiment improved as US-Iran tensions eased.

* Bank Nifty rose 2 percent, extending gains for a second session.
* HDFC Bank, AU Small Finance Bank, and IndusInd Bank led advances.
* Market sentiment improved as US-Iran tensions eased.

Bank Nifty rose 2% for a second day, rebounding after a 7% drop. Gains were led by AU Small Finance Bank, HDFC Bank, Union Bank, and IndusInd Bank. Improved sentiment followed easing US-Iran tensions and lower crude prices, triggering fresh buying.

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The Bank Nifty extended its gains for a second straight session on Wednesday, rising 2 percent on value buying in banking shares.

The index had fallen over 7 percent in the previous three sessions before rebounding on Tuesday. With the latest advance, it has gained about 4.5 percent over the past two sessions.

Shares of HDFC Bank rose 2.1 percent, adding to the previous session’s 2.8 percent gain, after the lender tapped external law firms to review the former chairman’s resignation.

AU Small Finance Bank emerged as the top gainer in the index, rising 3.44 percent to Rs 907.7 per share on the NSE.

Union Bank of India and IndusInd Bank also advanced, gaining 3.1 percent and 3.94 percent, respectively.

Market sentiment improved following reports of easing tensions between the US and Iran, including a proposed ceasefire. The development led to a cooling in crude oil prices from elevated levels, easing concerns around inflation and global economic stability. This, in turn, triggered short covering and fresh buying in equities.
Outlook
Aakash Shah, Technical Research Analyst at Choice Equity Broking, said support is seen around 53,700–53,800, while resistance lies in the 54,300–54,400 range. He added that the RSI at 31.37 indicates the index is nearing oversold levels.

Sudeep Shah, Head of Technical and Derivatives Research at SBI Securities, said the 53,000–53,100 zone will act as immediate resistance for the index.

&quot;A sustained move above 53,100 could extend the pullback rally towards the 53,600 level in the near term. On the downside, the 52,200–52,100 zone is a crucial support region for Bank Nifty,&quot; he said.

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Bank Nifty surges 2.5% for 2nd day amid Middle East peace hopes; HDFC Bank, AU SFB lead gains: What lies ahead?

JM Financial maintains 'Buy' rating on Global Health Ltd., Stock corrected 30 percent in 6 months, seen as temporary., Medanta plans to expand beds to 6,382 by FY29 for growth.

* JM Financial maintains 'Buy' rating on Global Health Ltd.
* Stock corrected 30 percent in 6 months, seen as temporary.
* Medanta plans to expand beds to 6,382 by FY29 for growth.

JM Financial maintains a ‘Buy’ rating on Global Health Ltd (Medanta Hospitals) with a Rs 1,382 target, citing improved earnings, margin expansion, and reasonable valuation. Noida unit concerns are seen as temporary, with growth expected from domestic and other markets.

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JM Financial has maintained a ‘Buy’ rating on Global Health Ltd, operating Medanta Hospitals, with a target price of Rs 1,382, up 42 percent from current price, citing improving earnings visibility, margin expansion tailwinds and a more reasonable valuation backdrop.

The brokerage noted that the stock has corrected around 30 percent over the past six months and about 15 percent in the last month, driven by concerns around the Noida greenfield unit and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. However, it said these factors are transitory and likely to normalise over the coming quarters.

Medanta is currently trading at 21x FY27E EBITDA, implying a 25 percent discount to its historical average. The brokerage highlighted that the company has limited exposure of around 2 percent of sales to Middle East patients, which can be offset by incremental domestic demand and inflows from other geographies.

Operationally, JM Financial said the company remains on a steady growth trajectory, supported by strong performance at its core Gurugram facility and improving network occupancy, which is trending toward 60 percent as newer assets ramp up.

The brokerage also pointed to Medanta’s strong positioning in quaternary care, which continues to support robust average revenue per patient (ARPP), comparable to peers such as Max. The company is also expanding capacity, with plans to scale to around 6,382 beds by FY29 from 3,579 currently, which is expected to drive operating leverage and EBITDA expansion.

JM Financial expects the company to deliver revenue, EBITDA and profit after tax CAGR of 14 percent, 26 percent and 32 percent, respectively, over FY26–FY28.

On the Noida facility, the brokerage said performance in Q3FY26 was broadly in line, with revenue of Rs 343 crore and an EBITDA loss of around Rs 32 crore, indicating that losses are likely near their peak. The facility added 102 beds during the quarter, taking the total to 328 beds, along with the commissioning of additional operating theatres.

Doctor onboarding has progressed well, with around 220 consultants hired and most key positions filled, although some specialties are yet to be operational. Revenue momentum improved through December and has sustained post-quarter, supported by gradual activation of key specialties.

JM Financial said visibility on the Noida ramp-up is improving, supported by the completion of the NABH audit and faster empanelments, with meaningful contributions expected from February 2026. Occupancy is expected to scale up steadily and align with company-level benchmarks over time.

The brokerage added that oncology infrastructure is largely in place, with radiation therapy expected to commence soon, which should support improvement in case mix. It also highlighted that the upcoming Jewar airport could act as a structural demand driver through incremental medical value travel inflows over the medium term.

JM Financial maintains ‘Buy’ on Medanta; sets target price higher by 42% at Rs 1,382

Ceigall India share price rose more than 3 percent in the opening trade on March 25 following the company bagged two orders worth Rs 297 crore from Purvah Green Power to be executed in the State of Andhra Pradesh.

At 09:18am, Ceigall India was quoting at Rs 273.95, up Rs 8.95, or 3.38 percent, on the BSE.

The company bagged an order of Rs 119.96 crore for supply, transportation, erection including civil work on turnkey basis for a 220 kV transmission line including the right of way and statutory approvals.

Also, it received construction works of Rs 177.93 crore for balance of plant for the 300.3 MW hybrid (wind) power project in Ralla A.P (Project) comprising 91 wind turbine generators (WTGs), including construction, completion, and testing of the WTG foundations and the access roads and pathways.

Both these order is to be executed in 10 months.

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The company's arm Ceigall Infra Projects' tender worth Rs 207 crore from Punjab Infrastructure Development Board gets cancelled due to administrative reasons.

Earlier, in this month, the National Highways Authority of India has awarded a contract worth Rs 603 crore to company's subsidiary Ceigall Infra Projects.

Also, said subsidiary emerged as lowest bidder for two tenders of Rs 207 crore of Punjab Infrastructure Development Board and company's JV with Rajinder Infrastructure bagged Rs 274.08 crore contract from Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.

In the previous trading session, the share closed at Rs 265.00, up Rs 1.60, or 0.61 percent.

The share touched a 52-week high of Rs 308.30 and a 52-week low of Rs 223.00 on 10 February, 2026 and 09 December, 2025, respectively.

Currently, the stock is trading 14.04 percent below its 52-week high and 18.83 percent above its 52-week low.

The market capitalisation of the company stands at Rs 4,616.43 crore.

Ceigall India shares rise 3% on orders win worth Rs 297 crore

Waaree Energies share price rose nearly 2 percent in the opening trade  on March 25 after its board approved capital expenditure for glass manufacturing plant and decided to increase its stake in a subsidiary.

At 09:18a, Waaree Energies was quoting at Rs 3,140.25, up Rs 54.40, or 1.76 percent, on the BSE.

The board of directors of the company at its meeting held on March 24 approved the acquisition of additional equity stake in its subsidiary, Waaree Transpower from 64.04% to 75.10% of the paid-up equity share capital of Waaree Transpower.

The boars also approved capital expenditure amounting to Rs 3900 crore for glass manufacturing plant in its wholly owned subsidiary Waaree Green Glass for a capacity of 2500 TPD.

The capex will be funded by mix of debt and internal accruals.

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In the previous trading session, the share closed at Rs 3,085.85, up Rs 22.70, or 0.74 percent.

The share touched a 52-week high of Rs 3,864.40 and a 52-week low of Rs 1,808.65 on 12 September, 2025 and 07 April, 2025, respectively.

Currently, the stock is trading 20.15 percent below its 52-week high and 70.62 percent above its 52-week low.

The market capitalisation of the company stands at Rs 88,761.67 crore.

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Societe Generale buys additional shares worth Rs 76 crore in Sammaan Capital, promoter picks up 2.2% stake in Reva Diamonds

Bank Nifty surges 2.5% for 2nd day amid Middle East peace hopes; HDFC Bank, AU SFB lead gains: What lies ahead?

JM Financial maintains ‘Buy’ on Medanta; sets target price higher by 42% at Rs 1,382

Ceigall India shares rise 3% on orders win worth Rs 297 crore

Waaree Energies shares gain on Rs 3,900cr capex approval for glass manufacturing arm

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Societe Generale buys additional shares worth Rs 76 crore in Sammaan Capital, promoter picks up 2.2% stake in Reva Diamonds

Bank Nifty surges 2.5% for 2nd day amid Middle East peace hopes; HDFC Bank, AU SFB lead gains: What lies ahead?

JM Financial maintains ‘Buy’ on Medanta; sets target price higher by 42% at Rs 1,382

Ceigall India shares rise 3% on orders win worth Rs 297 crore

Waaree Energies shares gain on Rs 3,900cr capex approval for glass manufacturing arm

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