Raymond's board has agreed to issue 66.57 lakh warrants at ₹497 each, potentially injecting ₹331 crore into the company through a preferential allotment to the promoter group JK Investors.

Hitachi Energy experiences a drop after a promising beginning, while CONCOR and RVNL suffer due to underwhelming results. On the other hand, Vidya Wires sees an increase in value following its positive financial report, with investors showing interest in Sterlite Tech, BSE, and Vodafone.

Dhunseri Tea's Q4 sales dropped by approximately 36% compared to last year, reaching INR 43.97 crore. Despite the revenue decline, the company managed to narrow its loss by 27%. Interestingly, shares have risen by 25.9% over the past year.

HeidelbergCement India reported a significant increase of 189.9% in quarterly profits for Q4 FY26, reaching INR 45.2 crore. Following the announcement, the company's stock increased by 1.9%, trading at INR 161.95 on May 25, 2026.

Gujarat Themis Biosyn reported a 17% increase in Q4 revenue compared to the previous year, reaching ₹44.2 Crore with an EBITDA margin of 43.8%. For FY26, the company saw a 10% growth in overall revenue to ₹165.8 Crore and recently secured agreements to acquire 13 Sanofi brands and MicroBiopharm Japan.

On May 26, 2026, TD Power Systems reached an all-time high of Rs 1,361.4, indicating robust growth and a solid foundation in the heavy electrical equipment sector.

Seafood companies like Apex Frozen Foods, Avanti Feeds, and Essex Marine have shown remarkable growth of up to 87.5%, outperforming Nifty Smallcap 250, with gains as high as 62%. This surge can be attributed to a stronger demand from key markets such as the US, China, and Europe, coupled with limited exposure to the Gulf region, allowing these firms to withstand increased freight and energy costs.

Krsnaa Diagnostics has reported a significant growth in its Q4 profits, with earnings nearly doubling compared to the same period last year, while maintaining steady margins. The company has also announced a dividend payout of ₹2 per share for its shareholders.

Ola Electric has announced impressive Q4 FY26 gross margins of 38.5%, outperforming industry standards, even without PLI incentives at 33.5%. The company's FY26 revenue reached ₹2,253 crore with 173,794 vehicle deliveries, while the Gigafactory's operational capacity has increased to 2.5 GWh, aiming to scale up to 6 GWh soon.

Uniparts India reported a significant 31% year-over-year (YoY) increase in revenue for Q4 of the current financial year, marking an additional 18% compared to the previous quarter. For the entire FY26, the company saw a 21% revenue growth. Additionally, EBITDA increased by a staggering 95% YoY in the same period, despite a fire incident at their Ludhiana plant which led to a claim being filed.

Refex Industries has declared a dividend of INR 1 per share for the fiscal year 2026, following approval by their board. However, they are ceasing operations in both Power Trading and Refrigerant Gases segments. The auditor's opinion remains unchanged.

Brigade Enterprises has agreed on a deal worth INR 850 crore for a high-end residential project in Kompally, Hyderabad. This development aims to meet the increasing need for contemporary homes in North Hyderabad.

CPCL has reoriented its ₹45,000 crore project at the Cauvery Basin towards establishing a petrochemical complex instead of traditional refining operations, as per The Hindu Business Line reports. This change signals a shift away from conventional refinery plans for the Nagapattinam-based project.

HDFC Bank has invested INR 300 crore into a high-end housing development in Kokapet, Hyderabad, reflecting growing interest in premium properties as sales slow down and structured financing becomes popular.

Citi maintains a bullish outlook for Fortis Healthcare, setting its target price at ₹1,120, suggesting continued investment potential in the company.

Polyplex Corp's Q4 EBITDA showed a significant 38% year-over-year growth, reaching ₹882 million compared to ₹639 million previously. This impressive jump led to an improved earnings margin of 4.7%, marking a positive 1 percentage point yearly increase.

The Indian government is planning to decrease its ownership in the Indian Railway Finance Corporation, continuing its focus on offloading assets as part of the ongoing divestment strategy.

3M India's quarterly sales for the fiscal year 2026 Q4 have surged by 17%, reaching INR 13,992.4 million compared to the previous year. This significant growth demonstrates a strong performance in their operations over this period.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals has agreed to a $29.6 million settlement in response to allegations of inflated prices for certain generic drugs in the U.S. market. The settlement concludes a pricing lawsuit against their US division.

The Central Bank of India shares plummeted to a 52-week low of Rs 31.24, declining by almost 8%, indicating poor performance compared to the wider market in the last year.

Bodal Chemicals has officially announced their financial results for the fiscal year 2026, receiving a clean bill of health from auditors. Additionally, they've decided to sell off a non-essential facility located in Ahmedabad. The impact of this sale on overall operations is expected to be minimal.

Engineers India shares plunged by 10.2%, reaching an intraday low of ₹213, following disappointing Q4 results. The company's net profit declined by 30.2% year-over-year to ₹195.5 crore, and EBITDA dropped by half, causing margins to fall in half to 16.4%.

The Hindustan Media Ventures Ltd board will convene on May 28, 2026, to discuss and announce their audited results and potential dividend. As per standard regulations, trading for HMVL shares is temporarily suspended until May 30, 2026.

Fast food giants Jubilant FoodWorks (KFC, Pizza Hut) and peers in the QSR sector are grappling with margin issues due to weak demand and increasing costs in FY26. In response, Devyani International and Sapphire Foods are merging to consolidate their holdings and adapt strategies for improved profitability.

Page Industries outperformed in revenue and profits compared to estimates, but margin performance was below expectations. On the other hand, LG Electronics fell short of expectations, whereas Honasa and Nykaa reported impressive results.

REC Limited experienced a significant block deal on the NSE, selling 788,726 shares at approximately Rs. 335.4, resulting in a total value of roughly Rs. 26.45 crore.

Prestige Estates demonstrates robust revenue and profit expansion, yet faces margin constraints. CEO Irfan Razack addresses these issues and other performance-influencing factors. (ET NOW)

The Sensex experienced a decline of 135 points with the Nifty remaining unchanged, as Bajaj Finance, HUL, and Tech Mahindra led the list of top losers. However, Apollo Hospitals and Honeywell Automation showed growth, while oil stocks climbed due to a drop in Brent crude below $105/barrel.

VA Tech Wabag aims for a 20% growth expansion by fiscal year 2027, securing significant orders in both Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. To mitigate risks, they plan to incorporate escalation clauses in their contracts.

Starting tomorrow, May 22, those who own shares of L&T and 10 other listed companies won't be eligible for upcoming dividends. If you want to receive these dividends, it's crucial to purchase the shares before today, May 21.

Nuvama has kept its neutral stance on PI Industries, reducing the price target to INR 3,166 from previous INR 3,645, indicating a slightly revised outlook for the company's performance.

In the latest earnings discussion on AwaazEarnings, Nykaa and GAIL unveiled their Q4 results. Analyst Nupurkunia provided insights into potential performance for both companies, offering a glimpse into their recent financial standing.

Dynamatic Technologies experienced a significant quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) profit surge of 118% in Q4 FY26, reaching ₹12.56 crore. However, this figure represents a 22% year-over-year (YoY) decrease, suggesting ongoing challenges with maintaining consistent profitability despite revenue growth.

Anticipating Bharat Dynamics' Q4 results announcement on May 28th, analysts forecast a potential profit after tax (PAT) growth of up to 34%. Despite projected revenue decline due to supply chain challenges, they expect the company to overcome these issues and show strong PAT growth.

Shoppers Stop injects INR 20 crore into its beauty subsidiary, pushing total investment to INR 125 crore, as the division's sales surge fourfold over a three-year period, reaching INR 379.8 crore.

Due to uncertainties caused by the ongoing conflict in West Asia, BPCL has switched to purchasing oil on the spot market instead of relying on traditional contracts with Iran. This move aims to secure a steady supply of crude oil for its operations.

MTAR Technologies reached an all-time high of Rs 7,826.45 on May 21st, 2026, reflecting strong financial growth and positive market trends for the company.

Genus Power is cutting back on major capital expenditure for the fiscal year 2027, allocating only INR 10-20 crore for dies and molds. The company aims to significantly improve working capital days by reducing them between 50-75 days, with a current goal of 274 days as of March 2026 (from 343 in March 2025).

Mayur Uniquoters experiences a significant 73.4% increase in Q4 profit, reaching INR 607 million, while revenue climbs by 21.5% to INR 2.6 billion compared to the previous year.

Maithan Alloys reported a significant reversal in their Q4 profits, posting a loss of ₹70.4 crore, contrasting the ₹88.9 crore profit from Q3. Despite the loss, net sales increased by 14.1% to ₹559.2 crore, marking a 19% high in operating margins, suggesting improved operational efficiency.