Indus Towers, according to IIFL's expectations, is likely to announce either a dividend distribution or a share buyback as part of their Q4 results.

InCred Alternatives successfully raises ₹1,500 crore for their initial Special Opportunities Credit Fund, marking a significant milestone in their investment strategy.

Citi advises investors to consider selling their shares in PNB, with a target price of ₹115 per share, due to the bank's solid liquidity and steady growth as indicated by its loan-to-deposit ratio of 73.7%. Investors may want to review their holdings in light of Citi's recommendation.

RPSG Ventures Ltd has secured a strong credit rating of IND A (Stable) and IND A2 for its 11,550 million rupee bank loans. This rating reflects the company's robust financial health, stable income stream, and backing from its parent group, despite providing financial support to subsidiaries through debt.

Analysts suggest investing in Adani Power, Titan, Cummins India, Mankind Pharmaceuticals, and Arvind Ltd, due to their positive technical trends and sectoral performance. Expected price levels for these stocks are Rs 170 (Adani Power), Rs 4,180 (Titan), Rs 4,820 (Cummins India), Rs 2,250 (Mankind Pharma), and Rs 430 (Arvind Ltd).

The Sensex rose by 185 points to end the day at 73,319.55, with the Nifty 50 also gaining slightly. Notably, financial advisor Sumeet Bagadia suggests considering investments in Infosys, Kalyan Jewellers, Supriya Lifescience, MM Forgings, and Vedanta.

SEBI's proposal for open market buybacks could bolster shareholder confidence during market volatility, as it provides companies with the flexibility to use excess cash and maintain their stock prices. Notably, Infosys, GHCL, eClerx, and Bajaj Consumer have collectively invested over ₹20,000 crore in buybacks for FY25-26, indicating their faith in the companies' inherent worth. (The Hindu Business Line)

India has prohibited the use of non-certified CCTV cameras from China, potentially increasing market share for Aditya Infotech due to the ban. In Q3 FY26, Aditya Infotech reported a 37.3% revenue increase and a 98.7% boost in EBITDA, with plans for continued expansion.

Puma Securities has purchased a significant number of shares (approximately 213,753) from RPSG Ventures, with an average price per share of ₹991.8, indicating increased investment interest in RPSG Ventures.

SSWL sets a new high with over Rs 500 crore in monthly sales, signifying impressive growth in their business trajectory.

Lupin Ltd experienced a significant block trade on the NSE, worth approximately INR 236.5 crore for over one million shares. The transaction was completed at INR 2,292.8 per share.

Marksans Pharma experienced a 7.9% surge in shares due to USFDA approval for a generic version of Tessalon (Benzonatate Capsules), previously owned by Pfizer. The company's Q3FY26 net profit increased significantly to ₹11,320.2 crore, with revenue growth of 10.6% YoY, attributed to strong execution and favorable market conditions.

Krishana Phoschem shares surge by 4.9% due to a 50% expansion of its DAP and NPK plant capacity to 4.95 lakh tonnes. This increase is attributed to a new Rs. 142 Crore project that includes an additional sulphuric acid line, which may help in reducing India's fertilizer imports.

Tilaknagar Industries has successfully increased its Mansion House Brandy sales to 10 million cases, marking a significant growth compared to the 8.7 million cases sold in FY25.

Bafna Pharma experienced a significant drop today, closing at Rs 108.42 - a decline of nearly 5%. The trading session was marked by intense selling pressure and minimal buying interest, indicating an unfavorable supply-demand ratio.

Coforge has received approval from the Reserve Bank of India to invest over $1 billion in acquiring Encora, a move that significantly expands its offerings in cloud, artificial intelligence, and the global IT services sector.

RailTel Corporation Limited secures a significant ₹29.7 crore contract from the Jharkhand government to establish English labs by 2029, but shares of the company are currently hovering near their 52-week low, with a market capitalization of approximately ₹7,893 crore.

Arihant Capital has disposed of approximately 906,099 shares of Agi Infra Ltd, with an average selling price of ₹285.4 per share.

Karur Vysya Bank experienced a significant 12% increase last week, hinting at a potential trend reversal due to a bullish engulfing pattern. With the target set at ₹375, investors may consider purchasing now and aiming for accumulation around ₹280. However, it's crucial to keep a stop-loss at ₹250, given the broader market's sharp decline.

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in Ahmedabad has given its approval to the merger of Penna Cement with Ambuja Cements. As Ambuja already owns 99.9% of Penna, this merger will simplify ownership and operational structures within the cement industry.