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ET Explainer: Debating promoter reclassification
Sebi committee discusses but ultimately rejects proposal to reclassify promoters in listed companies, maintaining the 10% threshold rule. Companies seek changes to allow for reclassification of non-involved family members. Experts highlight concerns over potential misuse and urge case-by-case evaluations.
What homeowners want from Budget 2024: Higher exemption limit, shorter period for CGAS holding, bond lock-in and more
With Budget 2024 scheduled in the coming weeks, the Finance Minister is expected to make announcements that will set the path for India to achieve the vision. Towards this, the government may look to providing various incentives to taxpayers, especially on capital gain taxation boosting investment and in providing stimulus to the housing sector. Here is the list of expectations an individual taxpayer would have with respect to a property sale transaction from Budget 2024.
Promoter selling can cross Rs 1 lakh crore mark as retail investors buy using MFs
With retail investors continuing to be on a buying spree using the mutual fund route, the trend of stake sale by promoters in NSE500 companies looks on track to cross the Rs 1 lakh crore mark.
IT stocks: A comeback which just needs a bit more confirmation; 7 stocks with an upside potential of up to 23%
Just before the expiry of the June series contract, bulls were seen in a segment of the market which has been long ignored by them — IT stocks. Because the upward movement was taking place at the end of expiry, one could not rule out the element of short covering. If one looks a bit deeper in the trend in IT stocks, two things have become clear. That while the news and opinion has been negative, the price action has not been so bad as has been painted. Now let's look at what happened in the IT sector and why there could be a case for contrarian buying. Yes, the sector has some headwinds which not many had thought would appear two years back. But the bigger question is whether this phase of underperformance is about to get over or not. It might be time to shed the bias of negativity around large IT players.
Adani Airport raises RS 150 cr via bond issue
Adani Airport Holdings raises ₹150 crore debt at 9.95% for capital expenditures and transaction costs, issued senior secured non-convertible debentures maturing in June 2028.
There is a rebound in FMCG today, IT stocks could be next, don't write them off: 10 IT stocks with upside potential of up to 43%
It is not only that nifty it has been changing color in every second day, In the last two days FMCG stocks have seen a strong price action and a couple of up-grades have also come. There is literally a 360 degree change in the narrative about the sector and its fortune that was being heard . What happens in reality will be known later but this just highlights two things. First a business which has survived for long, there are phases where they are ignored by the street and then make sudden come back, just due to reason that they have size. Second, never write off a good balance sheet. Now the same thing applies to the IT sector, they have been ignored by the street for a good reason, lower growth and business challenges which AI is bringing to table. But the fact is that they also have strong balance sheets and the fact that they cater to demand where the market size is big and is global in nature and have a track record of adapting well to changes.
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Be a contrarian in such times, if they have strong parent: 5 midcap stocks belonging to large industrial houses with upside potential of up to 49%
At a time when the market is digesting an election result which it did not expect. Questions are bound to come to about what should be done with mid-cap stocks. Is there a possibility that we might see more corrections ? The answer is yes. More than anything else, the reason for the correction would be the valuations and the fact that there was and still froth in some segments of the market. Should you buy mid-caps, the answer is yes. The question is what are you buying and for what time frame. And the bigger question is does the management have a proven track record that if tough times comes then it can steer the company through a tough time. If these tick marks are done, then ignore the political noise which all the political analysts are going to bring on table and surely there is no dearth of them. Focus on what is the business and who is running that business.
Hope for 20,000 homebuyers! Suraksha Group set to take over Jaypee Infratech in a boost for Noida's Wish Town project
Suraksha Group, having had its resolution plan for Jaypee Infratech Limited (JIL) approved by the NCLAT, is set to take control of the company following a meeting next week. This development brings the group closer to restarting construction on nine stalled projects in Noida's Wish Town and other areas, offering renewed hope to 20,000 buyers who invested in flats 15-20 years ago.
Reliance and Tata recognised among the World's Most Influential Companies by TIME
Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has been named one of the World's Most Influential Companies by TIME magazine, marking its second appearance in the TIME 100 list. Recognized in the 'Titans' category, Reliance has significantly impacted various sectors in India and beyond, under the leadership of Mukesh Ambani. Key initiatives include Jio Platforms, the world's largest refining complex, Reliance Retail, investments in new energy, and ambitious net zero goals. The inclusion highlights the growing global influence of Indian enterprises.
Grasim promotor Birla Group hikes stake by 4.09% to 23.18% in company
There has been no change in the promoter/promoter group's total holding in the company, which remains at 43.06%. Shares of Grasim Industries closed at Rs 2,435.10 on the NSE on Tuesday, rising by Rs 44.45 or 1.86%. A part of the Aditya Birla Group, Grasim reported a 39% increase in its consolidated net profit for the quarter ended March 2024, excluding exceptional items. The net profit rose to Rs 1,908 crore, compared to Rs 1,369 crore in the same quarter last year.
China's Alibaba to raise $4.5 billion through convertible bonds, repurchase shares
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd plans to raise $4.5 billion through convertible bonds, with options for additional purchases, to repurchase American Depositary Shares. The bond sale caused a drop in Hong Kong-listed shares, while U.S.-listed shares remained stable.
Slowing EV sales are upending banker climate strategies
The global electric vehicle market faces challenges as China leads in EV development, impacting sales in Europe and US. Policy interventions are expected due to China's dominance and US tariff increases on Chinese imports.
Babar Azam holds the key to success for unpredictable Pakistan at the T20 World Cup
Pakistan cricket has undergone significant changes in the past 18 months, with Babar Azam returning as captain for the Twenty20 World Cup amidst multiple leadership and selection panel changes. The team's preparation for the tournament has been impacted by various off-field events, including the appointment of a new head coach and experiments with team combinations.
Staying with stronger ones is always better option: 5 Midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of upto 42%
In its lifetime every midcap company sees some headwinds. There are many examples from history which show the difference between the companies which have been able to survive and grow even after all the trouble is that of the parent company. A company belonging to a strong industrial group which has a track record of handling many economic cycles in the past has a higher probability of surviving a bad phase and coming back on a growth path as compared to a company in the same line of business which does not have the backing of a strong parent. The reasons are simple, when that midcap company of a large group will see a tough time, at a group level there is management bandwidth in terms of both financial and human resources to help it over bad times. Look over the last two decades at how companies like Voltas, Tata chemicals, which at one point if time were mid sized companies because large and stable business. So, if one is looking at investing in mid-cap, surely have a look if it has the back of a large and strong industrial house.
Japan's Nikkei changes course to fall as investors pause buying
Japan's Nikkei share average dropped 0.31% to 38,946.93, impacted by investors anticipating U.S. chipmaker Nvidia's earnings. Daikin Industries and SoftBank Group declined, while chip-related shares like Advantest and Tokyo Electron rose. Insurers MS&AD Insurance Group and Tokio Marine Holdings also saw notable movements.
SoftBank swings to Q4 profit of $2.1 billion
SoftBank Group reported a 328.9 billion yen net profit, despite Vision Fund's 57.5 billion yen loss. Improved from last year due to capital raised using Alibaba Group stake to offset Vision Fund writedowns.
SoftBank Q4 Results: Co swings to profit, eyes on Arm unit
Technology investor SoftBank Group swung to a net profit in the final quarter of its financial year, it said on Monday, as the Japanese giant focuses on artificial intelligence to help fuel a return to growth.
Chinese ecommerce giants face delicate balance between discounts, profit
Alibaba's earnings reports are crucial indicators for China's consumer sentiment, influenced by competition from Pinduoduo and Douyin. The demand for discounts affects revenue and profit margins, posing challenges for selling premium products.
Advantage called strong parent: 5 midcap stocks from large industrial houses with upside potential of up to 49%
It is well known that investing in mid-cap comes with its own risks, right from business to risk to market risks. So, as a basic principle one should be more cautious while investing in mid-caps. But the fact is however one might try the fact is that when the narrative is bullish we all tend to lower our guards and end up buying stocks which one should have not bought. So, what about using parameters which probably is not full proof, but history has shown that over a long period of time, it has worked well. That is staying with mid-cap companies from strong industrial groups, which have other companies which are running well. The reason for this strategy is simple, when that midcap company of a large group will see a tough time, at a group level there is management bandwidth in terms of both financial and human resources to help it over bad times. Also the fact that a large group with a track record of creating business will make sure that in the long term these businesses are able to grow. So, we look at 5 mid-cap stocks belonging to strong industrial groups.
Japan's Nikkei edges higher on earnings, Wall Street gains
The Nikkei closed 0.41% higher at 38,229.11 after rising more than 1% early in trading.
Two Chinese megacities lift home purchase curbs to attract buyers
Hangzhou and Xian lifted home purchase limits to revive the real estate market impacted by the pandemic and borrowing rules. The move aims to attract buyers and support the sector, following a decline in prices.
SMFG invests Rs 1,300 crore in SMFG India Credit Co Limited via rights issue
The Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group holds 100% in SMFG India Credit Co, which was formerly Fullerton India Credit Company Limited. Following the fund infusion, SMFG India Credit Co has invested Rs 150 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary SMFG India Home Finance Co. Ltd.
IRDAI nod likely soon for IIHL's buyout of Reliance Capital's three insurance arms
IRDAI expected to approve IndusInd International Holdings' acquisition of Reliance Capital's 3 insurance companies. NCLT endorsed IIHL's ₹9,650 crore resolution plan for Reliance Capital. Hinduja Group's Aasia Enterprises aids in equity infusion.
JSL charts Rs 5,400 crore strategic investment plan
Company officials said JSL expects its debt to rise by Rs 300-500 crore, over the existing Rs 4,800 crore, by the end of the current fiscal due to the expansion plans. JSL said it will be developing and operating a stainless steel melt shop (SMS) in Indonesia with an annual production capacity of 1.2 MTPA. This will increase the company’s melting capacity by over 40% to 4.2 MTPA at a Rs 700 crore investment.
Alibaba Cloud announces price cut on products powered by offshore data centers
Alibaba Cloud reduces prices up to 59% for offshore data center products to attract AI developers. Services like computing, storage, and network see a 23% average reduction, aligning with previous efforts to lure developers.
IRDAI seeks more details from IIHL to approve deal for Reliance Capital's insurance business
Dated March 20, the letter by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) was in response to a request by administrator Nageswara Rao Y to approve the transfer of RCap's shares in three insurance companies to Aasia Enterprises LLP, another Hinduja group company. In February, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) had approved a ₹9,661-crore resolution plan by IIHL, Aasia Enterprises LLP and IIHL BFSI (India) Ltd for the previously Anil Ambani-owned RCap.
Piramal Enterprises to sell full 20% stake in Shriram Investment Holdings for Rs 1,440 crore
“This transaction is aligned with our focus on monetizing non-core assets. The proceeds from the transaction will further strengthen our balance sheet,” Piramal Enterprises informed exchanges in a January 27 filing. The transaction, which will be conducted through a share purchase agreement, is subject to the receipt of requisite regulatory approvals by Shriram Ownership Trust, Piramal Enterprises said.
JD.com wins antimonopoly lawsuit against Alibaba
Chinese online retailer JD.com said on Friday that it won a lawsuit against rival Alibaba, which was slapped with a 1 billion yuan ($140.68 million) fine over monopolistic practices.
Adani Group companies form new subsidiaries
Adani Saur Urja (KA) Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary, has established Adani Renewable Energy Fifty One Limited, and Adani Renewable Energy Holding Nine Limited, another wholly-owned subsidiary, has formed Adani Renewable Energy Fifty Five Limited. These new subsidiaries will undertake the generation of power using renewable sources, specifically wind and solar energy. Currently, the companies are in the initial stages and are yet to begin operations.
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