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Teji Mandi, a subsidiary of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited, was founded by Vaibhav Agrawal in 2021 as a model portfolio provider. Since then, it has expanded its offering to include individual stock recommendations. smallcase Gateway and Publisher have been part of Teji Mandi’s technology backbone from day one, helping the company launch its app within two months and subsequently expand into new investment products.

3M+ App Downloads | 50K+ Subscribed Users Research360 is a stock market research platform from Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited. It offers stock screeners, trading recommendations, stock insights and research strategies. While users could discover investment and trading recommendations on Research360, they had to separately  log in to their stock broker’s app to execute those trades.

IONIC Wealth is an omni-channel wealth platform and subsidiary of Angel One, offering PMS, SIF, mutual fund advisory, model portfolios and US stock investing for mass-affluent and HNI customers. IONIC Wealth, which is a Research Analyst, already offered its own model portfolios (smallcase) to investors through a dedicated microsite. The next step was to bring this experience completely within the IONIC Wealth App.

Jupiter is an all-in-one money app offering savings accounts, UPI, credit cards, loans and investment products including mutual funds and digital gold to over 3 million registered customers.

India’s mortgage market is much smaller than in most other countries. Home loans here make up less than 10% of GDP, while in the US it ’s about 60% and in the UK, 64%. Some of this is because India is less wealthy, but another reason is that many Indians who could repay a home loan don’t have a payslip, which most lenders require. Aadhar Housing Finance has spent more than ten years focusing on this gap, and in doing so, has become India’s largest lender in this space. No payslip. No problem.

If you know Ashok Leyland, you probably think of it as “the truck company,” India’s second-largest commercial vehicle maker. For years, its fortunes rose and fell with the freight cycle, GST changes, and the impact of the monsoon on farm incomes. The usual advice was simple: buy the stock when trucks are selling, sell when they’re not, and otherwise, don’t pay much attention. But in the last two years, that story changed.

Ask most people what India’s defense build-out looks like and they’ll picture a factory — tanks rolling off a line, ships going up on a slipway, an assembly hall full of components stamped “Made in India.” That picture isn’t wrong, but it’s a decade out of date. The conversation inside the industry has moved on. At a recent Defense Conference, held in June’ 2026, which brought together company leadership, former defense-industry executives and sector experts, the recurring theme wasn’t capacity.

Many investors believe they are diversified if they own twenty or thirty stocks. However, if all those stocks are Indian companies, that only addresses part of the issue. Each stock comes with two types of risk. The first is specific to the company, like poor management, a failed product, or a factory fire. If you own enough different companies, this risk tends to even out, since one company’s problems usually don’t affect the others.

If you hold a smallcase with a Tata Group company in it, you may have noticed something unusual on 12 August 2026. It wasn’t one stock moving on its own news. It was almost all of them, at once, in the same direction. Here’s what happened, and what it does and doesn’t mean. N Chandrasekaran, Chairman of Tata Sons, informed the board that he will not seek reappointment when his current term ends on 20 February 2027. He will serve out the remainder of the term.

₹84,084 crore mission. 60 deepwater wells. And a govt willing to bear 50% of the costs. India is turning its attention to what’s beneath the ocean floor. Samudra Manthan, a deep-sea exploration scheme, aims to find more oil and gas under Indian waters, so the country depends a little less on expensive and risky imports. But there is more than just oil exploration.