Stocks in news: RIL, Trent, Titan, Cochin Shipyard, Nestle, Indian Oil

Markets extended their winning streak on Monday, supported by encouraging quarterly business updates. Reliance Industries received an administrative warning from Sebi regarding insider trading allegations. Trent and Titan reported strong revenue growth in their respective June quarter results. The government will sell a stake in Cochin Shipyard through an offer for sale. Nestle announced the…

Reliance Industries gets Sebi warning over insider trades

Reliance Industries received an administrative warning from Sebi regarding insider trading. The regulator found employees traded shares with unpublished price-sensitive information. Sebi investigated trading activity during a specific period in 2024. The company stated the warning is cautionary and imposes no restrictions. Reliance will address the concerns raised in the Sebi letter.

Neuberg readies for IPO in FY28, to seek up to Rs 4,000 cr

Neuberg Diagnostics plans an initial public offering in fiscal year 2028. The company aims to raise approximately ₹3,500-4,000 crore. A pre-IPO funding round will secure Rs 5000 crore for acquisitions. This expansion strategy targets pan-India growth and new diagnostic technologies. Neuberg expects to become the second-largest player in the diagnostics market.

Hot Stocks: 3 stocks that may give returns between 16-24%

Brokerages initiated coverage on three Indian companies with positive ratings. Kirloskar Oil Engines has a price target implying a twenty-four percent upside. APL Apollo Tubes is seen as a strong play in building materials. Union Bank of India offers a sixteen percent potential return. These recommendations suggest significant future growth prospects for the firms.

FPIs stage strong comeback in financials with record fortnightly inflows in 2026

Foreign investors bought Indian financials worth over fourteen thousand crore rupees. This marked their highest purchase in financials during the second half of June. Overseas investors became net buyers of Indian equities after significant earlier outflows. Global index rebalancing and value purchases boosted renewed investor appetite for financials. Financial services and infrastructure sectors are expected…

CCI moves SC against NCLAT order quashing penalty on Grasim

India’s competition regulator is taking a stand by appealing to the Supreme Court over a tribunal’s recent decision that invalidated a ₹300-crore penalty against Grasim Industries. This penalty related to accusations of monopolistic behavior in the viscose staple fibre market. The tribunal mandated that Grasim be given an opportunity for defense, prompting the regulator to…