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November 11 The Economic Times: Since 2021, India has seen a wave of startup IPOs, with at least 25 new-age tech companies entering the stock market. Their performance has been mixed but overall rewarding, delivering an average return of 42% to investors. Among them, 4 companies turned into multibaggers, giving huge returns, while 8 ended up in losses, showing the unpredictable nature of startup listings. The newest entrant, Lenskart, entered the market with massive hype on social media, but despite the buzz, its debut on Monday ended flat, disappointing...
November 10 Overview Lenskart, a popular Indian company that sells eyeglasses, sunglasses, and contact lenses, was all set for a big entry into the stock market on Monday, November 10, 2025. But just before the shares started trading, the excitement died down. The Grey Market Premium (GMP), which shows how much extra people are willing to pay for shares before they officially list, dropped to zero. This wiped out all the buzz that had built up. Investors who hoped for quick profits are now expecting a flat or even disappointing...
October 13 What is 4G Stack? India is working hard to become self-reliant in many areas, and telecom is one of them. The indigenous 4G stack is a homegrown technology for mobile networks. It's made by Indian companies and is being used by BSNL, the government-owned telecom firm. This stack helps provide 4G internet without depending on foreign companies. It was launched in a big way in September 2025, and it's already connecting millions of people, especially in rural areas. In simple words, a "4G stack" is like...
October 05 Overview Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), the once-dominant state-owned telecom provider in India, is scripting an inspiring comeback. Powered by homegrown technology and government backing, BSNL's launch of indigenous 4G services and upcoming 5G plans signal a new era. This shift not only boosts competition against giants like Jio and Airtel but also strengthens India's digital security and connectivity for all. How BSNL Lost Its Edge? In its prime, BSNL was the heartbeat of India's...
September 07 Key Steps in the Allotment Process Setting a price band : The issuer sets a price band (with the cap price at least 5% above the floor, up to a maximum 20% premium). Investors place bids within this band during the bidding window. Once the window closes, the cut-off price is finalized—it's the highest price at which the entire issue is fully subscribed. Determining Eligibility: Only bids at or above the cut-off price qualify for allotment. Retail investors (those applying for up to ₹2 lakh worth of shares) have an...
August 14 WHAT? A recent report titled "The New-Age IPO Performance Analysis," examines 25 tech-led IPOs in sectors such as fintech, logistics, consumer internet, quick commerce, and SaaS that listed between May 2020 and June 2025. The study benchmarks their returns against the BSE 500 index and reveals a stark contrast between short-term listing gains and long-term performance. Only 36% of these new-age IPOs outperformed the broader market over the five-year period, highlighting that hype often drives initial success but...
June 10 ABOUT COMPANY Oswal Pumps Limited, based in Karnal, Haryana, is a leading Indian manufacturer of pumps and motors, specializing in solar-powered and grid-connected solutions. Founded in 2003, the company has carved a niche in the renewable energy and agricultural sectors under the ‘Oswal’ brand. Business Overview Products: Solar pumps, submersible pumps, monoblock pumps, electric motors, and solar modules. They cater to agricultural, residential, commercial, and industrial...
June 04 ABOUT National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL)? Established in 1996, NSDL is India's first and largest securities depository, playing a pivotal role in the dematerialization of securities and facilitating electronic settlement of trades. It offers a range of services including account maintenance, dematerialization, corporate action processing, e-voting, and consolidated account statements. As of March 31, 2025, NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited) reported 39.45 million (3.945 crore) active demat...
May 30 The Vodafone case is one of the most high-profile international tax disputes in India’s history. It revolved around whether India could tax a foreign-to-foreign share transfer involving Indian assets under capital gains — and led to significant legal, policy, and diplomatic consequences. Background (2007 Transaction) Vodafone International Holdings B.V. (a Dutch company) acquired 67% stake in Hutchison Essar Ltd. (India) for $11.1 billion. The transaction was between Vodafone (Netherlands) and Hutchison...
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