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The Financial Express is an Indian English-language business newspaper. It is published by the Indian Express group since 1961. The FE specialises in India and international business and financial news. Source
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| Scope | National |
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| Language | English, Hindi |
| Country | India |
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Search ArticlesHDFC Bank to UltraTech: Why top brokerages are bullish on these 5 stocks with 22% to 54% upside
Motilal Oswal has retained a ‘Buy’ rating on HDFC Bank with a target price of Rs 925, implying 28% upside. Its valuation uses a sum-of-the-parts approach, with the core bank valued at 1.8 times March 2028 estimated adjusted book value and separate valuations assigned to HDFC Bank’s financial-services subsidiaries. The report also points to the leadership overhaul, with the appointment of a new management team expected to help improve sentiment as growth and earnings recover.
Beyond Titan: 2 stocks riding India’s Rs 71,000 Cr watch premiumisation boom
Sales for Radico Khaitan, one of the industry’s leading and fastest-growing players, grew at a 24% CAGR over the last three years, while profit grew 41%. The stock, meanwhile, delivered a 260% return (52% CAGR) in the last three years. The reason is simple. Premiumisation can change a business’s economics. Higher realisations and better margins can make profits grow much faster than sales, creating room for earnings growth. LG Electronics India is also driving growth through premiumisation.
The next Uno Minda? This auto-parts stock wants to double revenue every 3-4 years
For years, Sandhar Technologies was the sort of company investors would come across only when they looked closely at the suppliers behind India’s two-wheeler industry. It makes locks, mirrors, wheel assemblies, sheet-metal parts, aluminium castings, cabins and other components, supplying vehicle manufacturers in India and overseas. But Sandhar is now trying to become something more than a conventional auto-component supplier.
How Mike Tyson blew hundreds of millions and ended up bankrupt
Inside the ring, the numbers were absurd. He became the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history at 20, unified the WBA, WBC and IBF belts and built a reputation around knockouts that made him one of the most recognisable athletes on the planet. Outside it, the numbers became even more extraordinary. Tyson earned an estimated $300 million to $500 million during his boxing career, according to contemporary reports and his own later account.
India’s $44 billion space boom is private. These 2 listed stocks offer a backdoor entry
The railway boom created demand for steelmakers, bridge builders and signalling companies alongside locomotive manufacturers. The internet created data centres, fibre networks and cloud infrastructure alongside websites. The smartphone revolution did the same for semiconductor, sensor and component manufacturers. India’s space sector could be entering a similar phase.
Off the record by P Vaidyanathan Iyer: The economy, its math and politics
The government machinery was on an overdrive the last few days responding to one former bureaucrat who wrongly debunked the robust growth estimates for April-June 2026. The bureaucrat, Subhash Chandra Garg, was the Economic Affairs Secretary in the Ministry of Finance for over two years from June 2017 to July 2019, and was designated the Finance Secretary in his last four months in the ministry.
Inside Track by Coomi Kapoor: Outsiders unwelcome
Diplomatic insiders in both Delhi and Bangladesh see a powerful lobby in the external affairs ministry playing a part in thwarting efforts to bring about a rapprochement in Indo-Bangladesh ties. The MEA is perhaps upset over Modi’s appointment of a non-IFS officer, politician Dinesh Trivedi, as India’s High Commissioner to Bangladesh. In a meeting with Indian envoys earlier this year, Modi hinted at more non-IFS ambassadorial appointments in our neighbourhood.
Pakistan cricket shooting itself in the foot
It’s no surprise that a country and a cricketing system that treats its greatest-ever player and captain in a sub-human manner considers its present lot expendable — to be changed, dropped or recalled on a whim.
Maruti’s launch blitz fails to move market share
The Baleno facelift launched on Saturday evening was the fourth fresh product by Maruti Suzuki in less than a year. The rollout began on September 15 last year with the Victoris — an all-new nameplate that proved to be a massive hit with sales of 1,21,513 units between September 2025 and July 2026. It was followed by the unveiling of the all-electric eVitara in December last year, which saw deliveries start in February and quickly crossed the 10,000-unit sales mark.
AI big smartphone pitch, but basics remain prime
The smartphone’s upgrade pitch may now be AI, but consumers are still starting with the processor, with 29% of buyers ranking the chip as their top consideration when choosing their next smartphone in the first quarter of 2026, up from 24% a year earlier, according to Counterpoint Research.