Share Market News

Hind Rectifiers has announced a bonus share issue in the ratio 1:1 with 27 March as the record date. The stock has shown strong momentum backed by solid financial results.

IREDA shares fell almost 3% after announcing a ₹0.60 dividend, with April 2 as the record date. Q3 profit rose 37.5% to ₹584.9 crore.

The Indian government has asked telecom companies to review risks associated with subsea cables amid tensions in West Asia. Recent disruptions have also shown how much of the country’s internet traffic depends on a few key routes.

RIL shares fell 4.07% to ₹1,355.60 after export duty news, driving 21% of Sensex’s 1,100-point drop. What’s behind the sell-off and what’s next?

HEG and Graphite India shares rise up to 14% as GrafTech hikes prices by $600–$1,200 per tonne, even as the Sensex and Nifty fall on 27 March 2026.

The change in buyback tax rules from 1 April 2026 may make share buybacks attractive again for IT firms. Wipro is expected to be among the first to act, backed by strong cash reserves.

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited shares hit a 52-week low on Friday after a sharp fall over six sessions. Uncertainty around future projects has weighed on sentiment despite a strong order pipeline.

The Sensex rose 1,205 points and the Nifty gained 394 points on 25 March, but markets may open lower on 27 March as the GIFT Nifty was signaling a 110-point decline.

Indian markets start cautiously on 27 March 2026 as oil hits $100. Infosys deals, LIC tax demand, HFCL, and Reliance news keep investors on alert.

UltraTech Cement has agreed with Jaiprakash Associates (JAL) to redeem ₹1,000 crore in preference shares tied to the Dalla Super Cement asset. This settlement wraps up the arbitration process and paves the way for monetising the asset, helping the Adani Group in its acquisition of JAL.

Bharat PET has filed its DRHP with SEBI for a ₹760 crore IPO. While the company’s revenue and profit numbers in recent years are significant, the dependence on key products, customers, and raw materials is something investors will need to keep in mind.

Indian markets fell sharply in early trade as the rupee hit a record low and global tensions persisted. Weak global cues, rising oil prices, and continued FII selling kept investor sentiment under pressure.