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Shares of Sun Pharma jumped by more than 4% post news of the acquisition of Organon & Co. in a transaction of nearly $12 billion. It is anticipated that the move will bolster the company's global footprint.

JK Cement became the preferred bidder for a 6.90-hectare limestone block in Rajasthan, strengthening raw material access, while the recent Bihar grinding unit commissioning raised its total grey cement capacity to 31.26 MnTPA.

Paytm shares fell 8% to ₹1,057 after RBI cancelled PPBL’s licence, citing governance failures. The company says core services remain unaffected. Read more to understand what this means for investors.

Adani Green plans a big spend in FY27. It will invest ₹42,000 crore to add 5 GW of capacity. The company is aiming to reach 50 GW capacity by 2030. Read more for full details.

In Q4 FY26, Axis Bank registered a net profit of ₹7,071 crore, NII was up 5% YoY, margins were at 3.62%, and the bank was able to improve asset quality even though higher provisions affected profitability.

On 27 April 2026, markets closed in the green. It recovered from recent losses based on the developments around Iran. The sustainability of this move is still being watched, though.

BSE opts out of coal exchange plans, while NSE and MCX secure SEBI approval and commit ₹100 crore each to set up new trading platforms.

Varun Beverages reported 20% YoY profit growth to ₹878.713 crore in Q4 FY 26, with revenue up 18%. Strong volumes, margin expansion, and India demand lifted performance; shares gained over 2% in intraday.

OnEMI's IPO opens on 30 April 2026. The company will be listed on both NSE and BSE. Strong digital lending presence stands out. But high unsecured exposure, rising leverage, and reliance on customer growth remain key things to watch.

India Cements shares surged 10% intraday on the NSE after Q4 profit jumped 300% to ₹60 crore, driven by higher volumes and margins, despite rising costs, while revenue growth remained modest at 3%.

Infosys loses over ₹2 lakh crore in market value and slips out of top 10, with stock down 30% YTD amid weak growth outlook and AI-led concerns.

Air conditioners and power stocks rose in early trade as the North India heatwave lifted cooling demand expectations. Investors tracked higher electricity use and an appliance sales outlook.