Share Market News

Sensex fell 703 points and Nifty dropped 208 to 23,842, while GIFT Nifty at 24,222 signals a strong start on 15 April 2026 amid firm global cues.

Five jewellery companies have deferred IPO plans worth ₹3,840 crore due to weak market sentiment and volatility. Despite strong sector fundamentals, valuation concerns and cautious investor participation are delaying listings.

RailTel shares rose over 13% after winning ₹608.51 crore in orders, including major railway projects. Can the momentum continue? Read the full story to understand the triggers.

GAIL plans to put ₹3,800 crore into solar projects in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, adding 700 MW and moving closer to a 1,000 MW renewable target.

LG Electronics India shares are getting attention after the lock-in period ended, making the 44 crore plus shares available for trading. This step may cause some short-term price fluctuations, largely influenced by the selling decisions of early investors.

ICICI Pru AMC reported Q4 PAT of ₹763 crore, up 10% YoY. Operating profit jumped 30%. FY26 saw an increase of 23% in revenue and a rise in profit by 24%.

India's coal imports saw an 8.5% decline in February, totalling 16.55 million tonnes. This decrease is attributed to robust domestic reserves and elevated global prices. The substantial local output and adequate stockpiles have lessened the need for imported coal.

Citius TransNet InvIT is set to open its IPO on 17 April 2026, with listing on NSE and BSE. While cash flow visibility exists, losses, leverage and concentration risks remain.

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd (IndiGo) shares dropped more than 4% after crude oil moved past $100 per barrel. Rising tensions in West Asia led to the spike, which in turn increased fuel costs for airlines.

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has decided that any insolvency action taken against real estate companies should be confined solely to the project on which the default took place. The move will safeguard the stakeholders of other projects that are not affected.

The Indian stock market indices crashed again on Monday after last week’s recovery. This mainly happened due to the failed US-Iran peace talks and rising crude oil prices.

Sensex ended at 77,550 and Nifty at 24,050, up 5.8% for the week, while US–Iran talks failed and GIFT Nifty near 24,020 points to a flat start on 13 April.