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Electronics Mart (EMIL) reports strong Q4 performance with 15% revenue growth, focusing on premium products and store expansion.

Shopee Electronics Zone is a large curation of electronics products from across Shopee. Moreover, the products are eligible for 0% instalment fee via SPayLater!

Barring two companies – Balrampur Chini Mills and Shree Cement – rest of the stocks have given atleast double-digit returns so far in the current financial year.

The trend of smallcaps and midcaps outperforming largecaps continues into the new year. A screener reveals 9 smallcap stocks with consistent buying from mutual funds and FIIs in the last four quarters of 2023. Notably, Electronics Mart India, Ion Exchange (India), Bharat Bijlee, Prism Johnson, Procter & Gamble Health, Five-Star Business Finance, Carborundum Universal, BASF India, and Hindware Home Innovation have all seen increased institutional investor interest. These stocks have shown sig...

But not all of these shares will be for sale as a sizable portion of these is also held by promoters and groups, Nuvama has said. DOMS Industries will see 6 percent and India Shelter Finance 3 percent stake free up on January 17

Out of the 56 companies that went listed since Diwali 2022 after collectively raising Rs 47,890 crore from the primary market, the shares of 48 firms are trading above their issue price

The markets had a modest start to the week and closed down. Investors are approaching trading with caution, given the uncertainty in the global landscape. Ongoing tensions in the Israel-Palestine conflict, coupled with weak overseas economic fundamentals and continuous foreign institutional investor (FII) selling, have contributed to a subdued sentiment.

On Tuesday, 2184 stocks advanced, 1506 declined and 135 remained unchanged, with an advance decline ratio of 1.45 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), indicating positive closing of stocks in broader markets.

The Indian stock markets experienced a wave of panic as 178 stocks plummeted by over 4.5% on Monday. This dramatic downturn came as investors swiftly offloaded their equity holdings, adopting a risk-averse approach in response to escalating tensions between Israel and Hamas.

IndusInd Bank and foreign room expands, the banking stock could become a potential new entrant with an approximate inflow of $280 million.