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Equity Alert: Indices fall further; select banks, fincl cos among laggards

MUMBAI--1440 IST--Benchmark indices extended losses with more than half of the Nifty 50 constituents trading lower. Select banks and financial services companies were among the main laggards in the benchmark index. Automobile and fast-moving consumer goods stocks were among the gainers.

At 1433 IST, the Nifty 50 was at 23930, down 0.4%, and the BSE Sensex was at 76022.46, down 0.6%. Adani Enterprises was the top gainer in the 50-stock index, up 4%. The stock hit its 52-week high for the second session in a row at INR 2,948.70 per share. Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, down nearly 2%, was the worst-hit stock in Nifty 50.

Broader market indices outperformed their benchmark peers. The Nifty small-caps were up 0.1-0.2% and the Nifty midcaps were up 0.2-0.3%. The Nifty midcap 100 index had hit its record high earlier in the session at 62324.20 points.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, Bajaj Auto, and Maruti Suzuki, up 0.6–3.0%, remained among the top gainers in the Nifty 50. FMCG companies Hindustan Unilever and Nestle were up 0.3% and 0.8%, respectively, and were also among the gainers despite coming off earlier highs. On the other hand, Kotak Mahindra, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, and Bajaj Finance were down over 1% each and were among the key laggards.

Adani Total Gas, up over 8%, remained the top gainer in the Nifty 200 and Nifty 500 indices. Among other gainers, JSW Energy was up 4%. On Monday, the company said it raised INR 40 billion through qualified institutional placement. The proceeds of the issue would be used to strengthen the company's capital structure, Prabhakaran Chandrasekaran, chief financial officer of JSW Energy, said in the press release.

Container Corp. of India, down over 7%, was the worst-hit stock in the Nifty 200 index. The stock hit its one-month low after the company's Jan-Mar results missed the Street's view. Techno Electric & Engineering Co. was over 12% lower and was the worst-hit stock in the Nifty 500 index after the company's Jan-Mar net profit fell 15% on year to INR 1.15 billion. (Shruti Nair)

Equity Alert: Asian indices mixed, sentiment weakens after US attacks Iran

MUMBAI--1400 IST--Stock markets in Asia were mixed Tuesday as market participants remained cautious after the US attacked Iran in what it termed "self-defense". The US Central Command "continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire," Reuters quoted Captain Tim Hawkins, a Central Command spokesperson, as saying. Brent crude oil futures trudged higher after the offensive. The July contract of Brent crude oil climbed over 3% from Monday's lows and hovered near $99 per barrel.  

"The Enriched Uranium (Nuclear Dust!) will either be immediately turned over to the United States to be brought home and destroyed or, preferably, in conjunction and coordination with the Islamic Republic of Iran, destroyed in place or, at another acceptable location, with the Atomic Energy Commission, or its equivalent, being witness to this process and event," US President Donald Trump said in a post on Truth Social. 

South Korea's benchmark KOSPI held on to gains throughout the day, after notching a fresh record high. Shares of heavyweights Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix lent support. These stocks advanced 2–5% Tuesday.  

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 snapped its three-session gaining streak, even as it had notched a fresh record high Monday. The index closed 0.3% lower. The broader TOPIX also displayed weakness during the trading session. The TOPIX moved in a very narrow range of around 22 points and ended the day flat. 

China's CSI 300 was flat in early hours of the trading session, but the index extended gains for the third consecutive day to close 0.5% higher. In the previous three days, the index rose 3.4%. On the other hand, the SSE Composite Index ended the day in the red. 

The following were the levels of major Asian indices at 1354 IST:

(Ruchira Kagita)

Equity Alert: Indices give up gains, Nifty 50 slips below 24000 pts

MUMBAI--1302 IST--Benchmark indices gave up their earlier gains and slipped into the red. With nearly half of the constituents in the Nifty 50 index in the negative territory, the benchmark index slipped below the 24000 mark. Automobile, select fast-moving consumer goods, and information technology companies remained higher. Conversely, select healthcare companies and financial institutions were the main laggards.

At 1250 IST, the Nifty 50 slipped to 23998.05, down 0.1%, while the BSE Sensex fell to 76263.30, down 0.3%. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles extended gains to be the top gainer in Nifty 50 index. The stock was up 3% and hit its one-month high at INR 386.40 per share. Peers Bajaj Auto and Maruti Suzuki were up around 1% each. Adani Enterprises, up 3%, was also among the notable gainers. The stock has been up for three sessions in a row and hit its 52-week-high on Monday. FMCG companies extended gains from earlier in the session and Nestle, Hindustan Unilever, and Tata Consumer Products were up around 0.5-0.7%.

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, down 1.6%, remained the worst performer in the Nifty 50. Its peer Max Healthcare Institute was also in the red, down 0.6%. Shares of financial companies were also among other notable laggards. SBI Life Insurance Co., Axis Bank, and Kotak Mahindra Bank were down 0.8–1.3%.

Adani Total Gas rose 10% and was the top gainer in both the Nifty 200 and Nifty 500 indices. The stock hit its six-month high at INR 731.40 per share. Container Corp. Of India, down over 7%, remained the main laggard in the Nifty 200 index, while Techno Electric & Engineering Co., down over 12%, was the main laggard in the Nifty 500 index.  (Shruti Nair)

Equity Alert: Rail Vikas at near 2-mo low after Q4 PAT fall steepest in 7 yrs

MUMBAI--1300 IST--Shares of Rail Vikas Nigam fell to a nearly two-month low of INR 261.05 after the company posted poor results for the March quarter, with its decline in net profit being the sharpest in more than seven years. While its bottom line fell for the eighth consecutive quarter, its top-line growth was the best in as many quarters. 

At 1257 IST, the shares traded 3.8% lower at INR 262.20. So far over 14 million shares of the company changed hands on the NSE, sharply higher than around 5 million shares traded till the same time Monday.

The public-sector railway infrastructure company reported a net profit of INR 2.12 billion for the March quarter, down over 43% on year. Rail Vikas Nigam's revenue from operations rose around 5% on year to INR 66.48 billion. The company's total expenses for the quarter rose over 7% on year to INR 65.35 billion, led by a 4.5% rise in expenses on operations to INR 61.63 billion.

Market participants will now take cues from the company's post-earnings conference call with analysts scheduled later in the day. Of the two brokerage reports on the company available with Informist, one has a 'hold' and one 'sell' recommendation on the stock.  (Ashutosh Pati)

Equity Alert: CONCOR down 7% after dismal Jan-Mar results; PAT dn 15% on yr 

MUMBAI--1241 IST--Shares of Container Corp. of India fell a little over 7% to a one-month low of INR 475.20 after the company's March quarter results came in short of analysts' estimates and also fell from the year-ago quarter. The dismal performance on account of lower profitability of the company's domestic segment, JM Financial said in a report. At 1244 IST, the shares were at INR 475.50, down INR 36.55 or 7.1%.  

The company's management, a while ago, said it will spend INR 9.45 billion as capital expenditure for 2026-27 (Apr-Mar) and hinted that it may increase going forward. It also aims to to grow earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation between 24% and 25% in FY27. It also aims to grow volume of export import cargo at 8% in FY27 and that of domestic logistics handling at 15%. Despite these comments, the shares of the company remained in the red.

The revenue from operations was largely flat on year at INR 22.57 billion, falling short of expectation of INR 23.27 billion. The net profit was INR 2.58 billion for the quarter under review, falling 15% on year. The metric also came in lower than INR 3.17 billion estimated by the Street. (Gopika Balasubramanium)

Equity Alert: Brokerages positive as Fortis Health eyes expansions, stake buys

MUMBAI--1206 IST--Fortis Healthcare reported healthy March quarter earnings for its hospitals and diagnostics divisions. In 2026-27 (Apr-Mar), the company sees revenue growth for its hospitals business at over 15% and that of its diagnostics segment in double digits. While brokerages were not surprised by the company's March quarter earnings, they have a largely positive outlook on the company's medium-term growth path, given its focus on brownfield expansion, increasing occupancy levels, and its recent acquisitions. At 1132 IST, shares of the company were trading 1% lower at INR 960.60 on the NSE. 

Fortis is well-positioned to deliver revenue and earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation at a compounded annual growth rate of 15% and 23%, respectively, between FY26 and FY28, Nuvama Wealth Management said in a report. Bed expansion plans with additions through brownfield projects, operational turnaround in existing hospitals, and growth momentum in its Agilus business are seen as tailwinds for the hospital chain, the report noted. The brokerage expects the company's EBITDA margin from hospitals business to grow around 26% by FY28E, which is a tad above the management's forecast of 25%. Nuvama maintained its "buy" call on the stock with an unchanged target price of INR 1,145.

However, reduced international business stemming from supply and travel disruptions due to the war in West Asia, and discontinuation of medical oncology drugs for patients under the central government health scheme pose trouble for the hospitals major, Motilal Oswal Financial Services said. The brokerage trimmed its earnings estimates by 5% for FY27 and 4% for FY28. Higher operating expenditure due to increased doctor costs may also be a negative for the company, Motilal Oswal said. The brokerage maintained its "buy" stance and hiked its target price to INR 1,120 from INR 1,100. 

Prabhudas Lilladher believes there is scope for greater margin expansion, driven by the company's recent acquisition of People Tree Hospital and Shrimann Hospital. Tailwinds are also seen from the company's operations and maintenance pact with Gleneagles. Fortis Healthcare will likely see its EBITDA grow at a compounded annual rate of 21% between FY26 and FY28, Prabhudas Lilladher said. The brokerage hiked its target price on the stock by 7% to INR 1,120 while maintaining its "buy" recommendation. 

Further, the private hospital chain plans to add 1,800 beds between FY27 and FY30, and it also signed an operations and maintenance contract with its sister company, Gleneagles Hospitals. Elara Securities (India) pencilled in the growth potential from these factors into its estimates already. The brokerage thus lowered its earnings per share estimates for Fortis to INR 16.2 for FY27 from INR 17.3. Elara Securities retained its "reduce" stance on the stock with an 8.3% higher target price of INR 1,004. "We see limited upside at current valuation," the brokerage said in its report. 

Fortis Healthcare had reported its March quarter earnings on Friday after the markets closed. It reported a 45% on-year rise in its consolidated net profit to INR 2.66 billion while its top line rose 18% to INR 23.65 billion. The company's revenue from the hospitals business increased 19% on year to INR 20.23 billion while the diagnostics division reported a revenue of INR 3.87 billion, up 11%. At 1120 IST, shares of Fortis Healthcare were trading 0.3% down at INR 967.05 on the NSE. The stock was slightly off lows and its trading volumes were 301,916.  (Ruchira Kagita)

Equity Alert: Indices stay marginally up; energy, auto cos top gainers

MUMBAI--1205 IST--Benchmark indices remain marginally higher heading into midday trade with the majority of the Nifty 50 constituents in positive territory. The Nifty 50 remained above the 24000 level supported by the gains in energy and automobile stocks. Select banks and healthcare companies were the main laggards in the 50-stock index. 

At 1138 IST, the Nifty 50 was at 24065.85, up 0.1%. The BSE Sensex was at 76525.92, up 0.1%. Coal India rose nearly 4% and remained the highest gainer in the Nifty 50. Oil and Natural Gas Corp. was up 1% ahead of its March quarter earnings. The company is expected to report a 35% on-year jump in net profit to INR 87.02 billion on the back of elevated global crude oil prices in the March quarter. The company's revenue is expected at INR 363 billion, up 4% on year.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicle rose nearly 2.3% and hit its one-month high at INR 385 per share. The stock led the gains among peers Bajaj Auto and Maruti Suzuki, up nearly 1.2% and 0.7% respectively. Index heavyweights HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank were up around 0.4% each.

Apollo Hospitals Enterpise shed 1.5% and became the worst-hit stock in the Nifty 50 index. InterGlobe Aviation also shed nearly 1% and was one of the worst-hit stocks in the index after Brent crude oil prices resumed their climb amid renewed tensions in West Asia. At 1144 IST, July futures contract of Brent crude oil were at $98.24 per barrel, up 2.2% from Monday.

Adani Total Gas was up 9% and the top gainer in the Nifty 200 and Nifty 500 indices. Waree Energies, Premier Energies, and JSW Energy rose 3–4% and were among the top gainers in the Nifty 200 index. Metal companies Vedanta and Steel Authority of India were also up 4% and 3%, respectively.

Container Corp. of India fell 7% after the company missed the Street's view on its March quarter results. The net profit fell 15% on year to INR 2.58 billion on revenues of INR 20.06 billion. The stock hit its one-month low at INR 476.95 per share and was the worst performer in the Nifty 200. Techno Electric & Engineering Co. was down 12% after the company's net profit for Jan-Mar fell 15% to INR 1.15 billion. The stock was the worst-performer in the Nifty 500 index.  (Shruti Nair)

Equity Alert: Techno Electric falls 13%; Q4 consol PAT dn 15% on high expenses 

MUMBAI--1202 IST--Shares of Techno Electric & Engineering fell over 13% to an intraday low of INR 1,193 after the company's Jan-Mar results. The company's consolidated net profit for the reporting quarter was down in double digits as expenses weighed on the bottom line. 

For the March quarter, the company reported a consolidated net profit of INR 1.35 billion, down nearly 15% on year. Meanwhile, the top line of the company grew nearly 24% on year to INR 10.10 billion. On-year growth of nearly 28% in the power infrastructure company's expenses at INR 8.87 billion weighed on its bottom line. Raw material costs, which constituted nearly 92% of the expenses, grew nearly 27% on year to INR 8.12 billion.

At 1152 IST, shares of Techno Electric & Engineering traded 12% lower at INR 1,207.50. Nearly 2 million shares of the company changed hands on the NSE, nearly six times the number of shares traded till the same time Monday. The stock was the major laggard among Nifty 500 constituents.  (Adhithya Aji)

Equity Alert: ONGC up ahead of Q4 earnings; rises after three sessions

MUMBAI--1048 IST--Shares of Oil and Natural Gas Corp. rose 1.5% to the day's high of INR 289.25 ahead of its March quarter earnings announcement later in the day. The stock rose after closing lower for the previous three straight sessions and shed over 4% during this period. The volume of the shares traded so far halved from those traded on Monday.

The oil exploration and production company is expected to post net profit of INR 87.02 billion, up nearly 35% on year and nearly 4% on quarter. Its top line for the quarter is seen at INR 363 billion, up nearly 4% on year and over 15% on quarter. The on-year jump estimated in the company's net profit is on the back of soaring global crude oil prices, which were sharply higher in the March quarter.

At 1026 IST, shares of ONGC were 0.5% higher at INR 286.50 on the NSE. So far in the day, almost 3 million shares of the company have changed hands on the exchange, lower than over 5 million shares traded till the same time Monday.

Of the 10 brokerage recommendations available with Informist on the company, six have a "buy" recommendation with an average target price of INR 310. Of the remaining four, two have a "sell" recommendation and two have a "hold" call on the stock.  (Arundathi A R)

Equity Alert: Indices rise marginally; energy, auto cos lead gains

MUMBAI--1046 IST--Benchmark stock indices saw modest gains after opening marginally lower amid renewed tensions between the US and Iran. Following US strikes in southern Iran, Brent crude oil futures were up 2% from Monday at around $98.38 per barrel. Nevertheless, most constituents in the Nifty 50 were in positive territory, with select energy and automobile companies being among the top gainers.

At 1033 IST, the Nifty 50 was at 24070.90, up 0.2% from Monday, while the BSE Sensex was at 76569.06, up 0.1%. Coal India was up nearly 2%, the top gainer in the 50-stock index. Oil and Natural Gas Corp. was also among the top gainers, up 1.2%, ahead of its earnings later in the day. Hindalco Industries was also among the notable gainers. The stock gained 1% and was up for four of the past five sessions, having touched its record high on Monday at INR 1,119.80 per share.

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries fell 1% and was the worst hit stock in the Nifty 50 index. Brokerage JM Financial downgraded the stock to "add", citing near-term margin pressure due to new investments in the company's speciality portfolio as among its reasons for doing so. Eicher Morots, SBI Life Insurance Co., and Bharati Airtel, were down 0.5-0.6%.

Broader market indices were also up. While Nifty small-cap indices outperformed their benchmark peers and were up nearly 1% each, the Nifty mid-cap companies rose 0.3-0.4%. Among sectoral indices, the Nifty metal and energy indices were up around 1% each and were the top gainers. The Nifty Healthcare and Nifty Consumer Durables were down 0.4% each.

Adani Total Gas was the top gainer in the Nifty 200 index. The stock was up over 6% and hit its 52-week high at INR 705 per share. This comes after city-gas distributor Indraprastha Gas hiked prices of compressed natural gas by INR 2 to INR 6 per kilogram in Delhi. Other energy companies, Adani Power, Waaree Energies, and JSW Energy were up 3–4%. Metal companies Vedanta and Steel Authority of India were also among the notable gainers, up 5% and 3%, respectively.

Container Corp. of India was the worst hit stock in the index, down 5.5%. Pharmaceutical players Torrent Pharmaceuticals and Mankind Pharma, down around 1.2%, were also among the laggards.

In the Nifty 500, Tejas Networks, up nearly 8%, was the highest gainer. Accordin to media reports, Tata Group Chairman N. Chandrasekaran and company leaders will present business plans for five companies including Tejas Networks. Techno Electric & Engineering Co. was down 12%, the worst hit stock in the Nifty 500 index after the company's net profit for the March quarter fell 15% to INR 1.15 billion.  (Shruti Nair)

Equity Alert: Indices open lower on mixed global cues; market volatile  

MUMBAI--0943 IST--Benchmark indices opened lower Tuesday as investors took a cautious stance after the US launched strikes on Iran claiming them to be a self-defence move. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that either there will be a good deal or Washington would deal with Iran in an "another way", as per media reports. 

The indices turned green as State Bank India and the heavyweight ICICI Bank gained. They were up nearly 1% each. Crude oil prices rose around 2% but were below $100 per barrel. At 0941 IST, the Nifty 50 was at 24067.50, up 35.80 or 0.2%, and the BSE Sensex was at 76584.27, up 95.31 or 0.1%. 

Eternal was the top gainer among the Nifty 50 constituents, up nearly 2%. Hindalco Industries, Oil and Natural Gas Corp., and Coal India rose around 1% each. SBI Life Insurance Co., Tata Consumer Products, and Max Healthcare Institute were the worst hit, down 1% each. Bharti Airtel, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Titan Co., Apollo Hospitals Enterprises, and Trent were also 1% lower each.

All the broader market indices were higher. The Nifty Smallcap gained 0.7-0.8%, and the Nifty Midcap indices were around 0.2% higher each. Among the sectoral indices, Nifty Media rose 0.8% and was the top gainer. Meanwhile, Nifty Consumer Durables fell 0.5% and was the underperformer.

Tata Investment Corp. was the top gainer among the Nifty 200 constituents, up over 5%. Waaree Energies and Vedanta rose nearly 4% and 3%, respectively. In contrast, Container Corp. Of India was the worst hit and was down nearly 5%. Rail Vikas Nigam fell nearly 3%. The company reported a fall in its bottom line for the eight straight quarter in Jan-Mar. 

In the Nifty 500, Blue Jet Healthcare was the top gainer and was up over 6%, while Techno Electric & Engineering Co. was a major laggard, down nearly 12%. The stock fell after the company reported a 15% on year fall in its consolidated net profit for the March quarter.  (Adhithya Aji)

Equity Alert: To move in range; peace deal hopes, lower oil price to support

MUMBAI--0830 IST--Headline stock indices are expected to move in a range Tuesday amid mixed cues on a potential US-Iran peace deal. Crude oil prices, at around $98 a barrel, are expected to improve market sentiment. Asian markets were mixed in early trade, with South Korea's KOSPI gaining the most in early trade, up over 3%. At 0826 IST, the July futures contract of Brent crude oil was nearly 2% higher at $97.98 a barrel.

Early on Tuesday, US forces conducted "self-defence" strikes in southern Iran, with the US Central Command saying this was to "protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces," CNBC reported. The move comes as US President Donald Trump continued to urge for a peace deal in the region, saying Monday that the talks were "proceeding nicely", according to the CNBC report.

Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium will be "immediately turned over to the US to be brought home and destroyed," in Iran or "at another acceptable location," CNBC reported, quoting Trump from his Truth Social post.

Meanwhile, Trump said Monday that he had asked Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan to join the Abraham Accords en masse to normalise relations with ‌Israel as he tries to negotiate an agreement to end the war with Iran, Reuters reported. However, the proposal has been rejected by Pakistan, as two issues were "not interlinked and cannot be made so," CNBC reported, as sources telling Reuters.

At 0828 IST, the June futures contract of the GIFT Nifty was 0.4% lower at 24054, down 98 points. The May futures contract of the GIFT Nifty was also down 0.4% at 24037.50, down 89.50 points. Both the contracts suggested the Nifty 50 moving in a range Tuesday. Monday, the Nifty 50 settled at 24031.70, up 1.3% or 312.40 points.

"The Nifty index, in the previous trading session, managed to close decisively above the crucial 24000 resistance zone and continued to sustain above the level, indicating strengthening bullish momentum," Sundar Kewat, Technical and Derivatives Analyst at Ashika Institutional Equity Research, said. "Technically, the immediate resistance for the index is placed at 24100." He expects 24000 to act as a key support level, and sustaining above it will remain crucial for maintaining the positive bias.

Oil and Natural Gas Corp. will be in focus as the company will detail its March quarter earnings later in the day. The company is expected to report a net profit of INR 87.02 billion, up nearly 35% on year. The revenue is estimated at INR 363 billion, up nearly 4% on year.(Arundathi A R)

Equity Alert: Asian indices mixed after US strikes Iran; crude oil climbs 

MUMBAI--0800 IST--Asian markets were mixed Tuesday as market participants displayed some caution in light of fresh strikes by the US against Iran even as the ceasefire is in place. Brent crude oil futures remainded below $100 per barrel but climbed 2%. The US said the strikes were conducted in self-defense. Barring South Korea's KOPSI, all other indices in the region were flat or in the red.  

The attacks against Iran were "to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces," the US Central Command said, according to a BBC report. "The US Central Command "continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire," Central Command spokesperson Captain Tim Hawkins was quoted as saying.

The South Korean market reopened Tuesday after a holiday Monday and the bechmark KOSPI notched a fresh record high of 8131.15 points. Shares of heavyweight Samsung Electronics were up 3% and those of SK Hynix gained 6%. The country's broader market KOSDAQ was up almost 2%. Meanwhile, Japan's Nikkei 225 was under pressure after touching a record high Monday. China's CSI 300 oscillated between gains and losses while the SSE Composite was in negative territory. The US stock market was closed Monday on account of Memorial Day. 

The following were the levels of major Asian indices at 0755 IST:

(Ruchira Kagita)

US$1 = INR 95.57

IST, or Indian Standard Time, is five-and-a-half hours ahead of GMT

Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury

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