Indian IT firms' robust business models, honed over decades, are well-equipped to navigate AI disruption, according to analyst Sandip Agarwal. While valuations remain a concern, the sector's ability to reskill and adapt to client needs, coupled with significant AI opportunities, suggests resilience. Strong industry preparedness for AI implementation promises substantial revenue growth in the coming years.
Dilip Buildcon shares: The company emerged as the lowest bidder for a Rs 702-crore flood-control embankment project in Gujarat, to be executed on an EPC basis over 24 months along the Narmada River in Bharuch district.
In a bold stride towards technological advancement, Netweb Technologies India witnessed a boom in shares following the introduction of their cutting-edge AI supercomputers. The formidable Tyrone Camarero GB200 and the agile Tyrone Camarero Spark are designed to offer immense AI capabilities, leveraging the prowess of NVIDIA technology in line with the 'Make in India' vision.
Indian primary markets see record IPOs but long-term wealth creation tells a different story. Only a fraction of companies outperform the broader market over time. Investors are cautioned against IPO euphoria. Patience and selectivity are key to sustainable wealth. Valuations in mid and smallcaps remain a concern. Consumption and IT sectors show promise. FII ownership is currently low, offering comfort.
Indian equity markets are set for a strong future. Domestically driven sectors like financials, manufacturing, and consumption will lead growth. By 2026, structural growth themes will overshadow market noise. Investors can anticipate improved earnings visibility and supportive liquidity. This period promises sustained wealth creation for long-term participants.
Qode Advisors' QAW strategy defied January 2026 market declines, posting a nearly 7% gain against the Nifty50's 3% fall. Fund Manager Rishabh Nahar credits a higher gold allocation and dynamic derivative hedges for cushioning risk and generating alpha. This "all weather" approach prioritizes stability and consistent returns amid global uncertainties.
The U.S. Department of Transportation said Tuesday that it was threatening to withhold $128 million in highway funds because a federal audit had revealed illegally-issued commercial drivers licenses in Illinois.
