Indian benchmark indices fell sharply in early Monday deals as Infosys led technology losses, before strong domestic inflows helped steady Dalal Street.
Benchmark indices erased early morning gains after Brent crude climbed towards $114 a barrel amid West Asian tensions, though domestic institutional strength continues to anchor long-term stability.
New Delhi‑based AI surveillance firm Transline Technologies moves toward a dual listing on BSE and NSE after SEBI observations, offering up to 1.62 crore shares via an offer‑for‑sale.
Domestic equity benchmarks slipped from recent highs as foreign outflows and global crude volatility weighed on trading, though robust domestic institutional buying continues to support market fundamentals.
The telecom giant's debut share sale will open on 21 October, with a price band of ₹1,065-₹1,119 and reservations for existing Reliance shareholders and employees.
The Bengaluru‑based contract manufacturer’s fresh issue opened on 15 Oct 2026, drawing modest demand – 0.30× from qualified institutional buyers and 0.22× from retail investors.
A heavy slate of 26 listed companies are reporting their September quarter numbers, showing continued resilience across heavy industry, state banking and engineering services.
Shares tumbled to Rs 644 after nearly three crore shares changed hands, with global venture backer Alpha Wave offloading equity amid robust retail demand across Bharat.
The jewellery retailer’s September‑quarter update showed a 31% year‑on‑year revenue rise and a half‑year topline exceeding Rs 5,000 crore, sending its shares more than 10% higher on the NSE.
