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SEBI has proposed new buyback rules, including shorter timelines, promoter restrictions and optional merchant bankers. The regulator also plans to revive open market buybacks. Read more for complete details.

Kalyan Jewellers reported a strong Q4 FY26 with PAT soaring 118% YoY to ₹409 crore, while revenue jumped 66%. EBITDA, margins, EPS and total income also recorded robust double-digit growth.

SBI reported a Q4 FY26 net profit of ₹19,684 crore. The full-year profit rose nearly 13% to cross ₹80,000 crore.

NTPC, Indian Oil and Coal India plan to list fertiliser joint venture HURL in FY27 through a 10 to 11% stake sale expected to raise ₹5,000 to ₹6,000 crore.

Reliance Industries is restructuring Jio Platforms' IPO from an offer for sale to a fully fresh issue after pricing disagreements with investors. The listing may now be delayed to July 2026.

Indian Railways utilised 98% of its FY26 capex by February-end, while faster project execution and upcoming high-speed corridors may keep railway infrastructure, wagon and signalling stocks in investor focus.

Jewellery stocks plunged up to 12% after PM Modi urged Indians to avoid gold purchases and conserve fuel amid soaring crude oil prices. Read more on the market impact.

Utkarsh Small Finance Bank reported a net loss of ₹188 crore in Q4 FY26. Deposits rose to ₹21,654 crore and gross NPA improved to 7.7%.

SEBI has mandated a 30-day lag for market price data used in educational content from 1 July 2026. Thus, it has replaced earlier one-day and three-month frameworks after concerns over misuse and outdated information.

Small Finance Banks (SFBs) leaned heavily on secured lending, especially gold loans, in FY26 to stabilise their asset quality and earnings, as bad loans from the unsecured microfinance book remained high. Read ahead to know more.

The Reserve Bank of India and European Central Bank signed an updated memorandum of understanding in Basel on 10 May, covering central banking cooperation and European recognition of Indian clearing corporations.

SEBI has approved Zepto’s proposed IPO, which could raise over $1 billion and become one of the biggest startup listings of 2026. It also cleared IPO proposals of five other companies, signalling strong momentum in India’s primary market.