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Morgan Stanley has started coverage on Solar Industries India Limited with an overweight rating and a target price of ₹16,151. The analysis notes strong growth prospects from domestic and international expansion, with expected double-digit revenue and EBITDA growth through the forecast period, supported by rising product segments and order backlogs.
Tamil Nadu’s second Economic Survey reveals the state can become a trillion-dollar economy by 2031 if it maintains the 16% nominal growth of 2024-25, even with modest rupee depreciation. With per capita income at ₹3.62 lakh (1.77× national average), 11.2% real growth (highest among major states), plunging inflation, and massive welfare spending, TN is emerging as India’s model for growth + social
Shivalik Bimetal Controls Limited has seen significant stock price growth since 2013, driven by advanced engineering, expanded product lines, and a broad export footprint. The company projects revenue growth in the mid to high single digits with rising EBITDA margins and evolving product mix across metals, shunts, and electronics components.
All eyes are on the RBI’s bi-monthly MPC decision as Governor Sanjay Malhotra prepares to announce the policy outcome. With economic growth supported by the Union Budget and the India-US trade agreement, analysts expect the central bank to pause further rate cuts. After steady reductions over the past year, experts believe the RBI may maintain its current stance to balance growth and stability.
The article assesses India’s 2027 budget, emphasising capex driven growth, support for domestic production, energy security, and selective tax changes. It highlights sector priorities—manufacturing, infrastructure, and skill development—as SBI Securities’ view on sustaining long term growth while maintaining fiscal discipline.
Chennai led the premium housing market (properties over ₹1 crore) in 2025 with a 31% year-on-year supply growth, bucking a national sales decline, as reported by JLL. The city recorded 14,837 premium unit sales amid a shift toward high-end apartments driven by GCC expansion, manufacturing growth, NRI demand, and upper-middle-class wealth creation.
A FICCI survey shows Indian enterprises are optimistic about 2027, with anticipated 7-8% GDP growth and strong capex in manufacturing, infrastructure, and defence. The industry emphasises export competitiveness, policy reforms, and targeted subsidies such as drone and PLI incentives to sustain growth.
Wipro shares plunged up to 9.5% after the IT major reported mixed Q3 results and issued a subdued growth outlook for the next quarter. The company guided for just 0–2% revenue growth in Q4, disappointing investors. Global brokerage Jefferies downgraded the stock with an underperform rating and a Rs.220 target, citing weak earnings growth, delayed deal ramp-ups and limited near-term upside.
Infosys reported mixed Q3 performance with a slight year-on-year profit decline despite solid revenue growth. Higher costs from new labour codes and strategic investments impacted margins, reflecting near-term pressure on profitability. However, strong large-deal wins and steady constant-currency growth underline Infosys’ long-term resilience and demand strength, positioning it competitively ahead
HDFC Bank reports robust Q3 FY26 results with year-on-year growth in loans and deposits, higher net interest income, and improved asset quality. The bank’s CD ratio and CASA growth indicate healthy funding dynamics, while external analysis among analysts remains positive with a Buy rating from Jefferies.
