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Titan Company reported 20% year-on-year growth in Q2FY26, driven by strong jewellery sales and an 86% surge in international revenue led by Tanishq. The company added 55 new stores, expanding its total footprint to 3,377 across domestic and overseas markets.

Tilaknagar Industries share price: Tilaknagar Industries received CCI approval to acquire Pernod Ricard India’s Imperial Blue whisky business for Rs 4,150 crore, including a deferred payment of Rs 282 crore. The deal, executed as a slump sale, strengthens Tilaknagar’s position in India’s growing whisky market.

A 5-year swing high represents the highest price a stock has reached within a five-year timeframe. This level acts as a significant resistance point where the price has historically struggled to go beyond.

Mid- and small-cap Indian companies are poised to lead future equity market gains, driven by growth in new-age sectors like renewables and digital platforms. Despite recent underperformance and foreign investor outflows, a turnaround is anticipated due to easing interest rates, GST reforms, and a favorable monsoon.

Indian equity markets face Western headwinds. Sandip Bansal of ASK Investment Managers advises caution on new IPOs, emphasizing valuation and track record. He anticipates earnings improvement from the second half of the fiscal year. FII selling is linked to tariffs and valuations, with potential for return. SIPs offer discipline for long-term investing.

Edelweiss Recently Listed IPO Fund, a Rs 900 crore scheme, offers systematic exposure to high-growth IPOs beyond benchmarks. The fund consistently outperforms peers by focusing on fundamental analysis and reasonable valuations, avoiding grey market cues. With a robust IPO pipeline, it provides early access to promising companies for long-term investors.

Sachin Shah of Emkay Investment Managers sees strong growth ahead, driven by domestic consumption and manufacturing. Despite market consolidation, he highlights opportunities in IT, autos, FMCG, and private banking, anticipating a broad-based rally fueled by a virtuous cycle of consumption and capex in the coming years.

Indian banks are experiencing stronger than expected loan growth. This pickup signals improving demand across the sector. Analysts are now focusing more on bank margins for the current quarter. Deposit growth is being managed to protect profitability. The outlook for earnings in FY26 is positive, with potential for upside surprises.

Despite muted short-term sentiment and risks from the Tata MotorFinance merger, analysts say Tata Capital remains a structurally strong play on India’s credit expansion. Its diversified retail and SME portfolio, strong brand parentage, and digital growth drive fair IPO valuations. Steady AUM growth and improving return ratios make it a long-term compounding story rather than a quick listing pop.