Phoenix Mills is doubling down on India’s retail revival. From crowded atriums and premium tenants to a Rs 5,449 crore buyout of its partner’s stake in marquee malls, the country’s largest mall operator is reshaping its portfolio for long-term gains. But while footfalls and spending are surging, rental income growth remains modest. The question for investors is whether Phoenix can balance growth with debt and turn today’s shopping boom into lasting profits.
A 50% US tariff has rattled Indian textile exporters, but upcoming UK and EU trade deals could present an opportunity. Gokaldas Exports is betting on diversification and cost control to stay resilient.
In Q1 FY26, Wonderla Holidays’ average revenue per user rose 6% to Rs 1,775, revenue dipped 3% to Rs 169 crore, and net profit moderated to Rs 52.6 crore. Beyond the numbers, the company is reshaping itself into a broader leisure brand with premium resorts like The Isle in Bengaluru and a Rs 600 crore Chennai park slated for 2025, signalling long-term growth ambitions despite near-term cost pressures.
Apar Industries grew into a Rs 31,000 crore power giant with 90% stock CAGR. Now, with high valuations and modest growth ahead, investors must weigh risks versus rewards.
In the June 2025 quarter, Jio Financial Services’ consolidated income rose 48 percent YoY to Rs 619 crore, and the lending arm has expanded its AUM to Rs 11,665 crore from Rs 217 crore a year ago. Yet, the stock price has not matched the pace of expansion. This raises the question: is Jio Financial an investment worth exploring at this stage?
In Q1 FY2026, Tata Consumer’s revenues grew 10% to Rs 4,779 crore, but the EBITDA margin slipped to 12.9% from 15.4% a year ago. For investors, the key question is whether the stock, already trading at rich valuations, still has meaningful upside.
In the last three years, Aarti Industries’ stock has fallen nearly 60% as Chinese oversupply eroded margins and heavy capex dragged returns. With raw materials bottoming, a Rs 1,800 crore EBITDA target, and Zone-4 ramp-up underway, is a turnaround possible?
In Q1 FY26, Emami’s gross margin stood at nearly 70 percent, among the highest in the FMCG space, and net profit increased by 9% to Rs 164 crore. Yet, Emami’s stock has spent much of the last ten years moving sideways. As the company celebrates fifty years of brand building, will the next decade be different for its shareholders?
Godrej Properties’ business fundamentals remain strong. In Q1 FY26, the company delivered its highest-ever quarterly net profit of Rs 600 crore, EBITDA of Rs 915 crore, and collections stood at Rs 3,670 crore, a 22 percent rise from a year ago. Yet the flat share price raises questions: is the growth pace slowing, is the premium valuation already pricing in the next few years, or is the broader housing cycle entering a more balanced phase?
Metro Brands’ stock is currently trading in the range of Rs 1,150-1,200. The company has maintained gross margins near 60 percent while introducing new brands, adding store formats, and expanding into smaller cities and towns. The question now is: can it continue to deliver growth in the years ahead?
Tata Motors’ stock has lagged its peers as the company prepares for a demerger and an acquisition in FY26. The planned purchase of Iveco mirrors Tata’s familiar strategy of acquiring assets in a declining market. The key question is whether the demerger can unlock shareholder value and steer both the passenger and commercial vehicle businesses toward a successful Turnaround 2.0.
Polycab’s stock is currently trading at Rs 7,000, an eight-fold jump in five years. In Q1 FY26, the company reported Rs 5,906 crore in revenue, up 26% YoY. The wires & cables division brought in around Rs 5,130 crore or about 87% of total sales, growing a strong 31% YoY. For investors, the question now is whether the next phase can match or even exceed the voltage of its past run.
With over Rs 4,000 crore in fresh capital, major debt settlements, and plans to double its fleet by year-end, SpiceJet is positioning itself to ride India’s air travel rebound. Yet, persistent operating losses and delayed fleet additions leave one question unanswered: can it engineer another turnaround?
In 2025, Nippon Life India Asset Management's stock price crossed Rs 800. The company’s revenue from operations stood at Rs 606.6 crore, up 20% YoY from Rs 505 crore in Q1 FY25, and it reported a PAT of Rs 396.1 crore. The question now is: is the real growth phase for NAM India only just beginning?
Five years ago, 360 ONE WAM was a little-known wealth firm trading at Rs 200. Today, it manages over Rs 6.6 lakh crore, serves 8,000+ clients, and has posted record profits. After a 6x stock surge, investors are asking: is this the beginning or the peak?
After a decade of balance sheet struggles, Schneider Electric Infrastructure has delivered multibagger returns, supported by four consecutive years of profits. But can it sustain strong order inflows and extend its rally, riding on India’s AI-driven infrastructure boom?
In Q1 FY26, Anand Rathi Wealth posted a 28% jump in net profit to Rs 94 crore. Its revenue grew 16% year-on-year to Rs 284 crore, and AUM crossed Rs 87,000 crore. So what is driving this business, and is it worth tracking closely?
With annual profits of around Rs 400 crore and over Rs 1,000 crore in cash and internal reserves, Fine Organics is deploying Rs 750 crore to build a new export-oriented plant in a SEZ in Maharashtra and its first manufacturing unit in the US. The question now is: can a company, known for its high return ratios and steady margins, scale globally while maintaining the discipline that has made it what it is?
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala invested in companies others overlooked — and held them through market crashes until they turned into massive winners. Over time, he shifted focus toward long-term investing, backing businesses with strong earnings potential, trustworthy promoters, and a clear path for sustained growth.
In Q1 FY26, IndiaMART’s revenue rose 12% YoY, deferred revenue grew 16%, and net profit margin was 33%. But despite strong financial performance, the stock is below its 2021 highs. The question now is: Can IndiaMART start operating with momentum in a market that is still largely offline and slow to convert?
PC Jeweller’s fortunes plummeted in 2018 after insider trading allegations shattered investor confidence, sparking a series of legal and financial crises. Five years on, the company is staging a comeback, with fresh capital infusion, debt restructuring, and a return to profitability. Its stock has rallied over 1,000%, but challenges remain. The question now is: could PCJ be another comeback story be in the making?
Warren Buffett’s investing journey underwent a shift — from chasing cheap stocks to owning exceptional businesses. At the heart of this transformation was Charlie Munger, whose core ideas reshaped Buffett’s approach to wealth creation. A look at the four key principles Munger brought to Buffett’s investing philosophy.
In FY25, Prince Pipes reported a 76% decline in PAT, revenue fell by 2% to Rs 2,524 crore, and EBITDA margin halved to 6% from 12% last year. But the company has been expanding capacity, entering new segments like bathware, and doubling down on higher-margin products like CPVC pipes. The question now is: can the strategic moves turn Prince Pipes into a more diversified growth story or does this downturn signal deeper structural headwinds?
Despite record production and strong earnings, Hindustan Zinc has lagged behind the Nifty Metal Index, weighed down by concerns over Vedanta’s debt. But is there still a silver lining for investors?
In FY25, SBFC’s assets under management grew 28% year-on-year to Rs 8,747 crore. The secured MSME loan book increased by 27% to Rs 7,249 crore, and PAT grew even faster at 46%, reaching Rs 345 crore. The question now is: can SBFC keep delivering, or is the easy growth already done?



