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Sagility shares rose nearly 8% in early trade after Nomura initiated coverage, highlighting strong growth prospects in US healthcare outsourcing, stable client base, and rising demand for technology-led solutions among insurers.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge has revived box office activity during a weak quarter, crossing ₹800 crore globally. The film is supporting theatre revenues and may improve PVR Inox’s near-term earnings. However, long-term growth will depend on consistent successful releases.

On 24 March 2026, Maruti Suzuki revealed plans to invest ₹10,189 crore in a new factory in Gujarat to manufacture an additional 2.5 lakh units per annum. The goal is to boost production capability and meet increasing local and global demand.

The ongoing US-Iran conflict is expected to impact Q4FY26 corporate earnings, with disruptions likely to spill over into Q1FY27. Supply chains may take 1–2 months to normalise, while the broader earnings impact is estimated to remain limited.

As Reliance Jio’s IPO gets closer, discussions are underway with existing investors to cut their holdings by about 8%, pointing to a likely offer-for-sale in the issue.

Temasek-backed Manipal Health has filed its DRHP with SEBI, looking to raise ₹8,000 crore through a fresh issue. A large part of the funds is likely to go towards reducing debt, with some allocation planned for expansion as it moves towards listing.

Sammaan Capital rose on 25 March in early trade after RBI approved Avenir’s ₹8,850 crore investment, with stake potentially reaching 63.36%. What does this mean for investors? Read more.

Markets bounced back on Wednesday with Sensex up 1,400 points and Nifty crossing 23,300, helped by softer oil prices and better global cues. However, a weak rupee and continued foreign selling remain a cause of worry.

Natco Pharma approved the demerger of its agrochemical business to improve its operational efficiency and maximise shareholder value. Read ahead to know more.

RPSG Ventures shares surged 20% on intraday trade on the BSE after the ₹16,600 crore RCB sale set a new IPL valuation benchmark, lifting sentiment for franchise owners and highlighting strong investor interest.

Mutual fund investments might soon be possible via gift cards and prepaid options, if SEBI’s plan moves forward. The yearly cap stands at ₹50,000, with ₹10,000 allowed per card, and each card is usable for just one year.

Markets finished higher on 25 March 2026. Gains carried over from the previous session, with buying visible across sectors. The rupee stayed weak though, so the undertone was not fully comfortable.