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Axis Securities has issued a buy call on Kirloskar Brothers, targeting a price of Rs 1,925. The company, a Small Cap entity in the Irrigation & Allied Services sector, shows promising growth with a reported total income of Rs 1,161 crore for the latest quarter, up 10.56% from the previous.

DLF shares: The acquisition was completed through a Securities Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Reco Greens, involving the purchase of 49.997% equity and compulsorily convertible debentures (CCDs) for a total cash consideration of Rs 496.73 crore.

IREDA s shares are set to gain attention as the company approves a Rs 30,800 crore borrowing plan for FY26, aimed at accelerating renewable energy projects in India. The plan includes raising funds through bonds and loans, including green bonds and foreign currency loans. Despite recent stock declines, IREDA s long-term growth outlook remains positive, with a target price of Rs 209.C

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Global funds are gradually returning to India s stock market, overcoming high taxes despite concerns expressed by investors like Carson Block. While India has yet to reform its capital gains tax to attract more foreign capital, some investors are finding ways to navigate the tax landscape by establishing local operations or investing in rupee bonds sold overseas.

Federal Bank shares: The investment involves purchasing 3.2 crore equity shares at Rs 30.45 each from Ageas Insurance International NV, the co-promoter in AFLIC. Once the transaction is completed, Federal Bank’s stake in the life insurance joint venture will rise from 26% to 30%.

Maruti Suzuki plans to file objections before the Dispute Resolution Panel (DRP) to challenge the proposed additions. The company also clarified that the order will not affect its financial, operational, or business activities. The assessment order was received on March 24, 2025.

DLF, a leading real estate firm, has been given a buy recommendation by JM Financial with a target price of Rs 1,000, indicating a 44% potential upside. Despite a 20.33% decline in quarterly income, the company remains a preferred pick due to steady growth in its annuity business and high-margin residential segment.

The Indian market is expected to open higher on Wednesday due to positive global signals. Nifty futures closed at 23,665 with a slight loss, and analysts suggest a trading range between 23,000 to 24,000. Stock recommendations include IndiGo, Coromandel International, and D-Mart for short-term gains.