Titagarh Rail's subsidiary receives approval to expand their Falta shipyard at a cost of INR 610 crores. The expansion is supported by a government grant of INR 129 crores, furthering India's efforts in developing its shipbuilding sector.

Cambridge Tech announces the sale of its entire stake in R.P. Web Apps to AKIT IT Consulting, effectively ending R.P. Web Apps' subsidiary status within the company, as per the April 6th, 2026 transaction.

IndusInd Bank experienced a 2.6% year-on-year decrease in deposits for Q4FY26, reaching ₹4,00,178 crore. Despite a sequential increase in liabilities, advances also saw a decline year-on-year.

Aurobindo Pharma's Curateq Biologics recently announced positive Phase 3 results for their drug candidate BP11. The company aims to submit applications for European Medicines Agency (EMA) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval by the second quarter of 2026.

Bharti Airtel has significantly increased its 5G network in Uttar Pradesh East by adding over 4,300 sites across 48 districts. This expansion aims to provide 5G coverage to approximately 34 million people in urban, town, and rural areas.

Despite a volatile week marked by sharp intraday fluctuations, downgrades in valuation, and conflicting technical indicators, SBI managed to outperform the Sensex, concluding at ₹1,019.45 with a minimal 0.06% decrease.

India's state-owned SAIL has bolstered the defense sector by providing indigenous special steel for INS Taragiri. This move underscores India's growing strategic strength and confidence in its own manufacturing capabilities, showcasing the potential of domestic production in defense technology.

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)

Major FMCG companies such as Reliance Retail, Emami, and Dabur are turning to Ayurveda startups to drive growth, given the market's current sluggishness. These firms are increasingly focusing on regional and specialized Ayurvedic brands to capitalize on growing consumer interest in traditional health products.

Motilal Oswal maintains a positive outlook for Ashok Leyland, setting a price target of ₹185 following a recent management meeting. They encourage investors to consider buying shares in the company.

Marico's Q4 results show a strong demand with India witnessing high-single digit volume growth. Notably, staples like Parachute and Saffola Oil continue to perform well. The international business sector also experienced impressive growth in the teens year over year.

Indian Bank reported a 7% increase in Q4 profits, reaching INR 3,061.48 crore, despite a 13% year-on-year growth in deposits to INR 8.30 lakh crore by March 26. However, the bank's shares experienced a 4% dip following this announcement.

Raymond Realty reported a significant 139% year-on-year increase in pre-sales for Q4, reaching ₹1,519 crore, with an overall growth of 31% for the fiscal year 2026. The company also secured a ₹3,000 crore GDV for their Kandivali project, demonstrating a 4% year-on-year growth in collections during Q4.

The Nifty index experienced a significant surge of 550 points today, despite challenges such as oil prices reaching $110 and Dow futures dipping by 600 points. The recovery was largely driven by strong performances in IT sectors, including Coforge and LTIMindtree, and the banking sector, with HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank leading the way.

Nomura continues to recommend buying Petronet LNG shares, forecasting a price of Rs 340. This decision is based on anticipated Service Price Adjustment (SPA) agreements, driven by factors like a 3% escalation, low regasification costs, and support from PNG. The rising demand for gas further bolsters this optimistic outlook.

CarTrade Tech's strategic use of AI technology has attracted positive sentiments from brokerages like Nomura and Citibank, with projected targets of Rs 3026 and Rs 3150 respectively. The introduction of 'Signature Dealer' and monetization initiatives from OLX are expected to boost market share, leading to a significant 24% increase in revenue CAGR and EBITDA margin expansion by FY28.

NMDC Ltd has announced a production of 5.35 million tons and sales of 5.90 million tons of iron ore in March 2026. For the fiscal year 2025-26, the company's total production and sales stand at 53.15 MT and 50.23 MT respectively, with Chhattisgarh being the major contributor.

TVS Motor surpasses its record with a 24% year-on-year increase in sales for the fiscal year 2025-26, reaching 5.9 million units. Notably, the company saw impressive growth across various segments: electric vehicles rose by 44%, three-wheelers by 46%, and exports by 33%. This strong momentum continued into March 2026, with sales increasing by 25% YoY.

Mid-sized Indian IT companies like Persistent, Hexaware, and Firstsource are seeking expansion opportunities in Asia and Africa, as growth in the US market appears to be slowing down. In response, Persistent is diversifying through strategic acquisitions, while Infosys and Wipro are increasing their presence in Australia. TCS, on the other hand, continues to grow its business in India by securing large contracts at home.

Kalpataru Ltd's subsidiary is under a Rs. 2.52 crore GST demand from the previous fiscal year. The company has been penalized and charged with interest, but they plan to file an appeal, hoping for a positive resolution.