Kajaria Ceramics has announced its share buyback offer, valued at up to Rs 297 crore, with the tender period opening on July 3 and closing on July 9. The company plans to repurchase approximately 1.35% of its stake at Rs 1,380 per share, a significant premium to its recent trading price. Shareholders are advised to check their entitlement ratios for participation.
Indian stock markets surged on Wednesday, breaking a two-day losing spell. Positive global sentiment and other factors propelled investor confidence, with Sensex and Nifty 50 registering significant gains. The market capitalization saw a substantial increase, adding nearly Rs 2.5 lakh crore. While FMCG and Realty sectors led the charge, IT stocks experienced a downturn.
Paisalo Digital shares hit the 20% upper circuit after the company announced that promoter shareholding increased to 46.72% in Q1FY27 from 41.75% in FY26 through open market purchases. The company also outlined an AI-led growth strategy and a roadmap to double its AUM, income and profit over the next three years.
KPIT Technologies shares dropped to a fresh 52-week low on Wednesday after the company warned of weaker-than-expected Q1 FY27 revenue and margin performance due to a sudden slowdown in orders from European automakers. Technical analysts caution that the stock remains under pressure, with key support seen around the Rs 550 level.
Ola Electric witnessed a significant surge in electric two-wheeler registrations during the April-June quarter, nearly doubling from the previous period. This impressive growth, reaching 43,719 vehicles, is attributed to enhanced retail operations, better product availability, and consistent customer demand. The company registered its highest monthly sales in June, signaling a strong recovery in market momentum and underscoring its commitment to expanding EV adoption in India.
Indian markets experienced a volatile yet narrow trading range, concluding marginally lower as consolidation persists. Analysts await a decisive breakout above 24,200. Key stocks like Tata Motors, HDFC Bank, IndiGo, Coal India, and Kotak Mahindra Bank are in focus due to significant developments including new product launches, executive appointments, and strategic investments. Coal India plans substantial R&D spending to enhance productivity and reduce emissions.
Indian markets closed the quarter on a high, mirroring global trends with significant gains for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, driven by optimism around economic and earnings growth. Despite geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning the Middle East conflict, investor sentiment remained robust. Technology stocks led the charge, with the Nasdaq celebrating a substantial 21% surge fueled by the AI boom.
Nifty ended 80 points lower on monthly expiry, forming a bearish candle, but analysts maintained a positive outlook above the 21-DMA. They recommended ITC Hotels, Aptus Value Housing, Ather Energy and Solar Industries, citing bullish technical setups and breakout patterns.
Oppenheimer has downgraded major U.S. investment banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, citing limited upside despite a positive environment. The brokerage advises selling these large-cap banks and instead investing in alternative asset managers, whose shares have seen a significant sell-off. Oppenheimer believes investment banks are in the late stages of an expansionary cycle and suggests reallocating funds to commercial banks and alternative managers like Ares Management, Blackstone, and KKR.
Binance said its AI-powered compliance systems intercepted $10.53 billion in potential fraud between 2025 and the first quarter of 2026, while the crypto exchange invests around $300 million annually in compliance. The company said the spending supports fraud prevention, law-enforcement collaboration, user protection and asset recovery efforts.
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