IRFC shares fall 2% as OFS worth Rs 2,212 crore opens for retail investors today. Here’s all you need to know

Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) shares dipped as the government initiated an Offer for Sale (OFS), aiming to divest nearly 2% stake. The OFS, priced at a slight discount, saw strong institutional investor interest, leading to the exercise of the greenshoe option. Retail investors and employees can now participate in the sale, which aims to…

Sensex jumps over 700 points, Nifty rises above 24,200 as oil prices cool below $73 per barrel

On Thursday, Indian stock markets experienced a remarkable surge, with both Sensex and Nifty seeing significant gains as oil prices fell below $73 per barrel. This decline in crude oil costs, along with a strengthening rupee, heightened investor enthusiasm. While the Realty and Auto sectors thrived, analysts express concern over potential adverse effects on rural-focused…

Missed the FII U-turn? 6 stocks turned multibagger after foreign investors corrected their mistake

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) reversed their selling trend in six select Indian stocks, turning them into multibaggers. Bajaj Consumer Care led the pack with a 265% surge after FIIs significantly increased their stake. Other beneficiaries include Acutaas Chemicals, SML Mahindra, Dee Development Engineers, United Foodbrands, and RateGain Travel Technologies, all witnessing substantial gains following FII…

Broader market winners! How investors found 15 multibaggers in a muted Nifty year?

Despite a subdued Nifty, several Indian stocks have surged, becoming multibaggers for investors. This outperformance is attributed to resilient corporate earnings, particularly in small and mid-cap segments, and company-specific growth drivers. While near-term challenges like rising costs and potential earnings downgrades exist, the overall FY27 outlook remains manageable, with easing geopolitical tensions expected to aid…

Sterlite Technologies surges 5% on QIP launch, sets Rs 613.69 floor price

Sterlite Technologies’ stock climbed nearly 5% to Rs 613.35 as it officially launched its Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) to bolster its capital. The company’s board and shareholders approved the fundraising, with the Authorization and Allotment Committee setting a floor price of Rs 613.69 per share. This move, coupled with positive technical indicators, has boosted investor…