MIDCAP & SMALLCAP STOCKS THAT HAVE CARSHED 50% IN LAST 1 YEAR 1. Kaynes Tech 2. KPIT 3. KEC International 4. Brainbees Solution 5. Bharat Rasayan 6. Rama Steel 7. Chemplast Sanmar 8. AWFIS 9. Som Distillers 10. Ceinsys Tech 11. Rajesh Power 12. Himantsingika Seide #StockMarketNews #crash #StocksInNews

BEYOND VARUN BEVERAGES : WHERE JAIPURIA FAMILY PROMOTERS ARE INVESTED. 1. Capital India 2. Cosmo ferrites 3. Devyani int 4. Ester industries 5. Global health 6. Delton cables 7. Oswal pump No Recommendation #stockmarketupdates #StockMarketNews

FEW BIGGEST CRASHES IN INDIAN STOCK MARKET HISTORY 1.PB Fintech Date:Sept 24, 2026 Intraday Low:-36% Reason: IRDAI regulation 2.Adani Enterprises Date: Feb 3, 2023 Intraday low: -35% Reason : Post-Hindenburg report panic and ₹20,000 Cr FPO cancellation.  3.Yes Bank Date: Mar 6, 2020 Intraday low: -85% Reason : RBI superseded the board and imposed a 30-day moratorium.  4. Dewan Housing Finance (DHFL) Date: Sep 21, 2018 Intraday low: -60% Reason : DSP Mutual Fund sold DHFL paper at high yields, triggering NBFC liquidity fears.  5. Satyam Computer Services Date: Jan 7, 2009 Intraday low: -80% Reason: Chairman admitted to a ₹7,000+ crore accounting fraud.  6. Multiple PSU Scrips (BHEL, HPCL, BPCL) Date: May 17, 2004 Intraday low: -25% to -35% Reason: "Black Monday" market crash following unexpected election results. #stockmarketupdates #crash

HOW DEPENDENT ARE NBFCs ON INSURANCE COMMISSIONS? 1. L&T Finance : 25.6% 2. Poonawalla Fincorp : 17.8% 3. Cholamandalam : 16.3% 4. HDB Financial : 13.4% 5. M&M Financial : 13.4% 6. CreditAccess Grameen : 13.0% 7. Tata Capital : 11.4% 8. Bajaj Finance : 10.0% 9. PNB Housing : 9.3% 10. Bajaj Housing Finance : 7.7% 11. Shriram Finance : 2.6% @irdaindia #nbfc #stockmarketcrash #stockmarketupdates

SMALLCAPS WITH STELLAR SALES GROWTH Company Name: 3 Year Sales Growth CAGR 1. Sigma Advanced Systems : 530% 2. Diamond Power Infrastructure : 401% 3. Kernex Microsystems : 374% 4. Jio Financial Services : 328% 5. Websol Energy : 284% 6. Senores Pharmaceuticals : 162% 7. Oriana Power : 138% 8. Alpex Solar : 125% 9. KP Green Engineering : 122% 10. Waaree Renewable Tech : 114% No Recommendations #smallcap #salesgrowth #stockmarket

THE CITIES THAT BUILT INDIA’S BIGGEST INDUSTRIES 1. PHARMA : HYDERABAD 2. AUTOMOBILES : PUNE 3. CHEMICALS : GUJARAT 4. IT & TECHNOLOGY : BENGALURU 5. AUTOMOBILES : CHENNAI 6. TEXTILES : SURAT 7. CERAMICS : MORBI 8. DIAMONDS : SURAT 9. AUTO COMPONENTS : GURUGRAM 10. LEATHER : KANPUR 11. STEEL : JAMSHEDPUR 12. FINANCIAL SERVICES : MUMBAI #india #StockUpdate #sector

THE MEGA INDIAN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CAPEX 1. Deepak Nitrite: ₹10,500 Cr 2. Tata Chemicals: ₹8,000 Cr 3. Gujarat Fluorochem: ₹7,700 Cr 4. SRF: ₹5,500 Cr 5. Aarti Industries: ₹4,300 Cr 6. UPL: ₹2,500 Cr 7. Navin Fluorine: ₹2,400 Cr 8. PI Industries: ₹1,100 Cr 9. Sudarshan Chemical: ₹1,800 Cr 10. Anupam Rasayan: ₹1,200 Cr 11. Epigral: ₹1,500 Cr 12. Atul: ₹1,200 Cr 13. Laxmi Organic: ₹900 Cr 14. GHCL: ₹800 Cr 15. Neogen Chemicals: ₹800 Cr 16. Vinati Organics: ₹650 Cr 17. Galaxy Surfactants: ₹500 Cr 18. Fine Organic: ₹400 Cr 19. Rossari Biotech: ₹500 Cr 20. Balaji Amines: ₹500 Cr @SumitResearch #StocksInNews #capex #chemical

SOME STOCKS GIVE STORIES. THESE GIVE DIVIDENDS. 1. HPCL: 6.80% 2. Wipro: 6.70% 3. Coal India: 6.40% 4. IOCL: 6.00% 5. REC: 6.00% 6. VST Industries: 5.80% 7. ONGC: 5.60% 8. BPCL: 5.60% 9. ITC: 5.40% 10. PFC: 5.40% No Recommendation #dividend #StockInFocus #StockMarketUpdate

BEYOND POLYCAB: WHERE PROMOTERS ARE INVESTING. 1. La Tim Metal 2. Jaro Education 3. Arrow Greentech 4. L.T. Elevator 5. Star Finvest 6. Parth Electricals 7. Yash Highvoltage 8. Shanti Inorganics 9. Qualiance International 10. Grand Continent Hotels 11. Sai Parenterals 12. Ardee Industries @SumitResearch @PolycabIndia #stockmarket #polycab

RECENT ORDER WINS BY COMPANIES 1. BEML: ₹5,400 Cr 2. GPT INFRA: ₹598 Cr 3. EMS: ₹28 Cr 4. POWER MECH: ₹970 Cr 5. BHARAT ELECTRONICS: ₹648 Cr 6. CAPTAIN POLYPLAST: ₹47 Cr 7. CS TECH: ₹24 Cr 8. NBCC: ₹145 Cr 9. JD CABLE: ₹12 Cr 10. DIAMOND CABLE: ₹180 Cr 11. RAYMOND: ₹33 Cr 12. ANAWIL WIRE: ₹134 Cr 13. SHAKTI PUMP: ₹217 Cr 14. WELSPUN CORP: ₹2,000 Cr 15. KNOWLEDGE MARINE: ₹280 Cr 16. PIGL: ₹6 Cr 17. PATEL’S AIR TEMP: ₹226 Cr 18. MAN INDUSTRIES: ₹600 Cr 19. HEG ADVANCE MATERIAL: ₹218 Cr 20. COSMIC CRF: ₹6.5 Cr #stockmarketupdates #order #StockMarketNews

EVERY TIME FIIs PANICKED, HERE’S WHAT HAPPENED NEXT 2008 Global Financial Crisis Oct 2008: FII Sell ₹15,300 Cr Nifty 12M: +92% 2015–16 China Slowdown Aug 2015: FII Sell ₹16,800 Cr Nifty 12M: +28% 2018 IL&FS Default Oct 2018: FII Sell ₹28,900 Cr Nifty 12M: +15% 2020 COVID Crash Mar 2020: FII Sell ₹61,900 Cr Nifty 12M: +95% 2022 Fed Hikes + Ukraine Jun 2022: FII Sell ₹50,200 Cr Nifty 12M: +23% 2024–25 Selloff Oct 2024: FII Sell ₹94,000 Cr Nifty 12M: +11% 2026 Iran War + AI Rotation Mar 2026: FII Sell ₹1.17 Lakh Cr Nifty +4% so far #fii #stockmarketupdates

SMALLCAPS OUTPERFORMING NIFTY 50: WHY IS IT HAPPENING? India’s equity market has increasingly shown an interesting trend: midcaps and smallcaps can outperform large-cap indices such as the Nifty 50 during strong domestic market cycles. This is not simply a story of higher returns—it reflects differences in earnings growth, investor flows, valuations and the stage of a company’s business cycle. According to NSE Indices’ 2025 Nifty 500 whitepaper, over the five years ending 2025, the Nifty Smallcap 250 Total Return Index delivered an annualised return of 28.23%, compared with 20.71% for the Nifty 500. The Midcap 150 delivered 27.47%. The stronger returns, however, came with higher volatility. 1. SMALLER COMPANIES HAVE A BIGGER GROWTH RUNWAY A large company may already have a significant market share and a massive revenue base. For a smaller company, even a relatively modest increase in market share can translate into much faster revenue and profit growth. If a ₹2,000 crore company grows its revenue to ₹3,000 crore, that is a 50% increase. Achieving the same percentage growth becomes much harder for a ₹2 lakh crore company. This difference in the base effect is one reason investors are willing to pay attention to emerging businesses. 2. INDIA’S DOMESTIC INVESTMENT CYCLE India’s growth story is increasingly broad-based. Capital expenditure, manufacturing, infrastructure, financialisation, healthcare, defence, automobiles and domestic consumption create opportunities for companies outside the traditional large-cap universe. Small and mid-sized companies are often more directly exposed to these emerging themes. When their order books, capacity utilisation and earnings begin improving, stock prices can react quickly. 3. DOMESTIC LIQUIDITY SUPPORTS SMALLCAPS India has developed a large domestic investor base through mutual funds, SIPs and direct equity participation. This provides an important source of liquidity that is less dependent on foreign investors. The broadening of the investment universe also matters. NSE launched the Nifty Smallcap 500 in January 2026, creating a broader benchmark for the small-cap segment. 4. EARNINGS CAN DRIVE RE-RATING Smallcaps can experience a powerful combination: earnings growth + valuation re-rating. For example, if a company grows earnings by 25% while its P/E multiple rises from 15 to 20, the stock can generate a substantially higher return than earnings growth alone would suggest. However, the opposite is equally true. If earnings disappoint and valuations contract, smallcaps can fall sharply. 5. HIGHER RISK COMES WITH HIGHER VOLATILITY Outperformance should not be interpreted as “smallcaps are always better.” NSE data shows the Nifty Smallcap 250 has historically experienced greater volatility than large-cap indices. As of May 2026, its five-year annualised volatility was 18.64%, compared with considerably lower volatility for many large-cap benchmarks. Smallcaps can also face lower liquidity, higher business risk, corporate-governance concerns and greater sensitivity to economic cycles. THE BIG PICTURE The smallcap story is ultimately about growth versus stability. The Nifty 50 represents 50 major companies and accounted for about 53.7% of NSE’s free-float market capitalisation as of March 2026. Smallcaps, by contrast, represent a much broader universe of emerging businesses. That creates more opportunities—but also more mistakes. Therefore, the important question is not simply “Smallcap or Nifty 50?” The more useful question is: Which companies can sustainably grow earnings, generate cash flows and increase their market share without excessive leverage or valuation risk? Smallcaps can outperform because their growth runway is larger. But identifying the right businesses—and avoiding the wrong ones—is what ultimately matters. #StockMarketNews #smallcap #nifty

अपने 10-YEAR PE से DISCOUNT पर मिल रहे हैं ये STOCKS! 1. Astral 10-year PE: 76 Current PE: 64 2. Tata Consumer 10-year PE: 70 Current PE: 60 3. Page Industries 10-year PE: 75 Current PE: 50 4. Godrej Consumer 10-year PE: 51 Current PE: 43 5. Berger Paints 10-year PE: 62 Current PE: 42 6. Havells 10-year PE: 65 Current PE: 40 7. Dabur 10-year PE: 51 Current PE: 35 8. Abbott 10-year PE: 47 Current PE: 35 9. Ambuja Cements 10-year PE: 27 Current PE: 20 10. Lupin 10-year PE: 31 Current PE: 16 No Recommendation . @SumitResearch #stockmarket #StocksInNews

WHICH COUNTRY HAS THE MOST LISTED COMPANIES 1. 🇮🇳 India, BSE: 5,662 2. 🇯🇵 Japan, JPX: 3,898 3. 🇨🇦 Canada, TMX: 3,811 4. 🇺🇸 USA, Nasdaq: 3,414 5. 🇨🇳 China, Shenzhen: 2,901 6. 🇭🇰 Hong Kong, HKEX: 2,761 7. 🇰🇷 South Korea, KRX: 2,663 8. 🇦🇺 Australia, ASX: 1,896 9. 🇲🇾 Malaysia, Bursa: 1,108 10. 🇹🇼 Taiwan, TWSE: 1,095 #nasdaq #nifty #StockMarketUpdate

COFORGE GOVERNANCE UPDATE Governance: 2 directors resigned following internal audit findings; management says there is no impact on business or financials. Board Reset: Global search underway for 2 new independent directors through Egon Zehnder. No further board churn expected. Audit: KPMG identified gaps in Board Evaluation reporting and disclosure; FY27 audit scope also includes AI governance and emerging risks. Business Outlook: FY27 guidance unchanged, with EBITDA margin at 20.5–21%, EBIT margin ≥15.5% and FCF conversion >100% of PAT. Growth: 4-year revenue ambition of ~$5 Bn remains intact; client engagements and execution remain unaffected. Large Deals: Management expects Q2 could see the largest deal signing in Coforge’s history, with momentum remaining strong. AI Strategy: Neuron, Momentum Blue, FDE Academy and MORT squads remain key pillars of Coforge’s AI-led growth strategy. Strategy: Management reiterated focus on accelerating growth, margin expansion, cash-flow generation and RO @Coforge_Tech #StockMarketUpdate

SOLAR INDUSTRIES OMNIA ACQUISITION Omnia Acquisition: Solar to acquire 100% of Omnia Holdings for $1.35 Bn, subject to approvals. Strategic Fit: Combines ammonium nitrate + explosives + initiating systems + drilling/blasting, creating an integrated global platform. Growth Outlook: Solar FY27 revenue guided at ₹14,000 Cr and FY28 at ₹16,500 Cr. Combined FY28: Revenue expected at ₹31,000–32,000 Cr, EBITDA ₹6,800–7,000 Cr with 22–23% margin. Funding: Acquisition through debt + internal accruals; no equity dilution planned. Debt expected at <2x EBITDA. Global Reach: Manufacturing footprint could rise from 11 to 25+ countries, with distribution across 110+ countries. Africa: Combined mining opportunity could reach $900 Mn–1 Bn, vs Solar’s current ~$300 Mn. Mining: Mining revenue could exceed ₹7,000 Cr in the coming years; Omnia/BME adds global mining relationships and technology. Margins: Ammonium nitrate integration, cross-selling and blasting services offer significant margin expansion potential. Defense: ₹12,000 Cr defense capex plan continues, with management indicating further investment. Supply Chain: Backward integration in nitric acid/ammonium nitrate expected to improve raw-material security and cost competitiveness. Agriculture: Adds a new global growth vertical through crop nutrition and biological solutions. @solar_ind_group #StockMarketUpdate

SELL OFF IN INDIAN MARKETS NIFTY50: -0.60% MIDCAP :-1.3% SMALLCAP:-1.8% #stockmarketupdates #stockmarketcrash

इन कंपनियों पर OPERATING PROFIT से ज्यादा INTEREST COST — कर्ज़ का बोझ भारी! 1. Vodafone Idea Operating profit: ₹19,424 Cr Interest cost: ₹20,722 Cr 2. Meesho Operating profit: -₹1,474 Cr Interest cost: ₹10 Cr 3. Swiggy Operating profit: -₹2,931 Cr Interest cost: ₹212 Cr 4. Ather Energy Operating profit: -₹307 Cr Interest cost: ₹80 Cr 5. Godrej Properties Operating profit: -₹564 Cr Interest cost: ₹140 Cr 6. FACT Operating profit: ₹15 Cr Interest cost: ₹250 Cr 7. Godrej Industries Operating profit: ₹2,420 Cr Interest cost: ₹2,640 Cr 8. Ola Electric Operating profit: -₹920 Cr Interest cost: ₹340 Cr 9. Kwality Wall’s Operating profit: -₹95 Cr Interest cost: ₹32 Cr 10. Tejas Networks Operating profit: -₹646 Cr Interest cost: ₹313 Cr @SumitResearch #StockInNews #stockmarketupdates

TATA GROUP COMPANIES HOLDING TATA SONS Tata Group companies’ stake in Tata Sons: 1. Tata Steel: 3.06% 2. Tata Motors: 3.06% 3. Tata Chemicals: 2.53% 4. Tata Power: 1.65% 5. IHCL: 1.11% 6. Tata Industries: 0.57% 7. Tata Consumer: 0.43% 8. Tata International: 0.37% 9. Tata Investment Corp: 0.08% TATA SONS LISTING = POTENTIAL VALUE UNLOCKING 🚀 A significant Tata Sons valuation could make these long-held stakes much more visible on the balance sheets of Tata Group companies. @TataCompanies #StockInNews