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Swara Baby has filed its DRHP with Sebi for a Rs 1,000 crore IPO, comprising a Rs 500 crore fresh issue and Rs 500 crore OFS. The hygiene products manufacturer plans to use proceeds for capacity expansion, debt repayment, and acquisitions as it taps into India’s fast-growing disposable hygiene market.
SBI Mutual Fund is set to launch its IPO on July 13, with a likely $1.2 billion issue size, making it one of the biggest in India’s financial sector. The offer-for-sale issue will see SBI and Amundi pare their stakes, with the price band announcement expected on July 9.
Ratnadeep Retail has filed draft IPO papers with SEBI to raise Rs 400 crore through a fresh issue, along with an offer for sale by promoters. The retailer plans to use the proceeds for debt repayment, store expansion and general corporate purposes as it strengthens its presence across southern India.
Despite concerns over Amazon and Flipkart intensifying competition in India’s quick commerce market, Anand Rathi believes Blinkit remains the clear market leader due to its scale, strong customer retention and limited reliance on heavy discounts. The brokerage has reiterated its ‘Buy’ rating on Eternal with a target price of Rs 400.
HFCL shares have slipped after a stellar 212% rally this year, as investors booked profits despite improving fundamentals. Analysts remain constructive, citing strong technical support, a record order book, expanding defence and export businesses, and healthy earnings growth prospects, suggesting the long-term investment case remains intact.
As India accelerates its semiconductor ambitions with a proposed second-phase incentive programme, Equirus says the country is well positioned to evolve from a global chip design hub into a full-stack semiconductor ecosystem. However, it cautions that execution challenges remain and maintains a cautious stance on select semiconductor-related stocks.
Several midcap stocks emerged as standout performers, rewarding investors with impressive returns.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares plunged as much as 14% as South Korea’s Kospi extended its sharp selloff for a second day. The decline was triggered by renewed concerns over AI chip demand, excess capacity fears, and weak U.S. tech cues, raising questions over the sustainability of the rally.
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