IPO Boom: How Startup Founders Are Cashing In On Indian Stock Market
Lenskart’s Rs 7,300-crore IPO has set the stage for startup founders to cash in on the Indian stock market boom. Find out how founders are making the most of the IPO frenzy.
Lenskart’s Rs 7,300-crore IPO has set the stage for startup founders to cash in on the Indian stock market boom. Find out how founders are making the most of the IPO frenzy.
Lululemon partners with the NFL to launch officially licensed team apparel, marking a significant expansion into the American sports market. What does this mean for Indian investors?
Indian refiners are assessing new US sanctions on Russian oil companies, but purchases of Russian crude may continue due to the specific nature of the sanctions.
Adani Total Gas Q2 net profit declines to ₹164 crore despite 16% growth in CNG and PNG volumes, with EBITDA falling 3.5% to ₹295.1 crore and operating margin shrinking to 18.7%.
Apple’s market value has surpassed $4 trillion, driven by strong demand for its latest iPhone models. What does this mean for Indian investors and the global tech industry?
China’s billionaire population has surged to a record high, driven by a robust stock market and the growth of ‘new economy’ sectors. What can Indian investors learn from this phenomenon?
US startup Substrate has developed a chipmaking tool that can rival ASML’s advanced lithography equipment, aiming to establish a U.S.-based contract chip-manufacturing business and reduce chipmaking costs.
Go Digit General Insurance Ltd reports a 30.2% year-on-year rise in its net profit for Q2, driven by higher premium income and improved underwriting. What does this mean for investors and the insurance sector as a whole?
Game Changers Texfab’s initial public offering (IPO) has seen a muted response from investors on the first day of subscription. The Rs 54.84-crore public offer will remain open till October 30.
Apple Inc. has become the third Big Tech company to hit the $4 trillion market value milestone, driven by strong iPhone 17 sales. What does this mean for Indian investors?