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IIT Madras develops indigenous pilot plant to process 100 tonnes of eWaste per year
IIT Madras researchers have created a pilot plant in Tiruchirapalli. This facility can process 100 tonnes of electronic waste annually. It focuses on bare printed circuit boards, recovering valuable metals like copper, lead, and tin. The innovative process uses a single acid, ensuring zero discharge. This technology aligns with 'Make in India' and circular economy goals.
Holding stocks is harder than finding them: 10 mid- and small-caps stocks that may be worth holding on to
Holding a stock is not an act of blind faith. It is not refusing to change one’s mind. It is not averaging down because the stock has fallen. Holding is an active decision. It means asking whether the reason you bought the stock is still valid. Has the price fallen because the market is nervous, or because the company’s economics have weakened? Has the macro shock permanently damaged the business, or only delayed the earnings cycle? Is the company still sitting in a sector where demand, regulation, market structure, or execution capability gives it an edge?
Why CN Tech and REMONDIS are betting on integrated water solutions for India
As India’s semiconductor, solar, and advanced manufacturing ambitions scale up, water availability, quality, and reuse are fast becoming mission-critical.
Kaynes Technology shares slide 10% as Kotak Equities slashes target price by 33%. Should you buy, sell or hold?
Kaynes Technology shares tumbled nearly 10% on Wednesday, reversing Tuesday’s relief rally, after Kotak Institutional Equities slashed its target price by 33% and warned of unresolved concerns around intangible accounting, elevated working capital and negative cash flows. While some fund managers say valuations have improved after the stock’s 26% weekly slide, they caution that volatility will remain high until governance clarity, delivery data and operating momentum stabilise.
Buy, Sell or Hold: Goldman Sachs maintains buy on Emami; Nuvama retains Hold on Kaynes Technology
Top brokerages issued mixed views across sectors, with Goldman Sachs maintaining a Buy on Emami citing attractive valuations and recovery prospects, while Motilal Oswal reiterated a Buy on Global Health driven by strong momentum and expansion visibility. Nuvama retained a Hold on Kaynes Technology, flagging premium valuations despite robust growth plans.
Cement, steel, aluminium & EMS: CLSA's Indrajit Agarwal breaks down sector winners and risks
Cement demand and pricing trends surprised positively in Q2, supported by consolidation and broad-based recovery across housing, rural demand, and government capex, says CLSA’s Indrajit Agarwal. While metals face global oversupply pressures, India’s EMS sector is set for a long-term growth boom. Agarwal outlines key sector trends, pricing dynamics, capex cycles, and investment implications for 2025.
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India thrashes Pakistan in Asia Cup 2025 final but refuses to take trophy during presentation ceremony, here’s why
India secured their ninth Asia Cup title, defeating Pakistan in the Dubai final. India chased 147 runs with two balls remaining. Tilak Varma scored 69 not out. Kuldeep Yadav took four wickets. Following the match, Indian players refused to collect the trophy from the ACC chief. This followed earlier refusals to shake hands.
Pakistan Cricket Board could face severe hit in revenue if Asia Cup is cancelled
The Asia Cup faces uncertainty amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan. This follows a terror attack and Indian players' withdrawal from a match. The Pakistan Cricket Board anticipates significant revenue from the ICC and Asia Cup. However, an audit reveals financial irregularities. These include outstanding sponsorships and questionable expenses. The PCB chairman's expenses are also under scrutiny.
Audit finds $21 mn financial irregularities in Pakistan Cricket Board
A recent audit report has revealed significant financial irregularities and governance concerns within the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) over the past two years, amounting to over rupees 6 billion. The report highlights a major discrepancy involving the non-recovery of sponsorship funds worth rupees 5.3 billion.
Defence stocks: Better to own one or two, or a whole basket? 18 stocks from the defence ecosystem
Given the evolving situation at the India-Pakistan border, defence stocks are again in the limelight. In the last 10 years, the government’s defence policy has been focused on indigenous production and supply chains. That policy push has meant that there are many private companies in the defence space that have grown in size. It is likely that, even if we don't see a flare-up at the border, the underlying tensions will continue; and that means the defence policy push will continue as is. But rather than focusing on one or two stocks, it is perhaps better to own a whole bucket of stocks.
These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analysts
The markets will do what they are supposed to do when a New World Order is being written. No one can control it. So, if volatility is forcing you to make decisions that you regret the next day, stay away from the markets. Or, focus on a few things as an investor. One, ignore short-term market movements. Two, evaluate the sectors and businesses behind the stocks you own or plan to own. There is no better time to do this exercise than when the earning season kicks off. While Trump-induced volatility will continue, what finally matters is earnings. So, focus on earning and diversifying your portfolio.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos can rally over 26%, according to analysts
There are earnings seasons and their earnings seasons. While every earnings season is important, some are more important than others as they provide a clear picture of what is happening not only with a particular company, but also the sector it is in, as well as the broader economy itself. The Q3 earning season in this FY was one of those critical periods. It was one that, after a long period of time, held a mirror up to the street, which seemed to have assumed that all things are good, and will remain good forever. And that markets only move in a linear fashion.
Companies ramp up capex spending for stronger demand recovery in FY26
Companies like Bajaj Electricals, Arvind Ltd, and Nestle India are increasing or maintaining capital expenditures to prepare for stronger demand. Despite short-term demand hiccups, firms are expanding manufacturing capacities, especially in components production, aligning with government policies and income tax reductions to drive sales recovery.
Analysts hike earnings estimates for these 9 stocks: Share price could give double digit returns in 2025
To identify good quality stocks after a weak quarter when most companies saw a downgrade in earnings estimates, ET Wealth has identified nine stocks where analysts have upgraded the full-year earnings or PAT estimates for both 2024-25 and 2025-26. The nine stocks identified currently offer a potential double-digit appreciation in the share price over the next one year - by December 2025.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 30%, according to analysts
As the broader indices continue their upward march, market breadth is also keeping pace. If this trend continues for the next few sessions, it is likely that we will forget what happened to the market in October – especially to mid-caps in the second phase of correction. Why mention this now? Because the chances are that the domestic retail money coming directly into the markets may see an increase. And domestic investors have a liking for mid-caps. Nothing wrong with that. Just remember: Stick with quality names in the mid-cap space and continue to be selective. For, volatility which might emerge in the global markets in the first quarter of 2025.ET Screener, powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus, lists quality stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, and having an average recommendation rating of “Buy” or "Strong Buy". This predefined screener is only available to ET Prime users.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 27%, according to analysts
As the broader indices recovered this week, market breadth also saw an improvement. If the indices register a gain for a third straight trading session, we may have begun the process of forgetting what happened in the market in October – especially to mid-caps in the second phase of correction. Why are we mentioning this? Because there is a high probability that some part of domestic retail money will return to the market. And domestic money has a liking for mid-caps. Nothing wrong with that. Just remember: Stick with quality names in the mid-cap space and continue to be selective. ET Screener, powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus, lists quality stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, and having an average recommendation rating of “Buy” or "Strong Buy". This predefined screener is only available to ET Prime users.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 33%, according to analysts
While the correction in the market has been underway for some weeks now, many investors probably felt its impact only on Tuesday. The reason: Market breadth was very negative, and stocks suffered cuts across the board, with many triggering their lower circuits. However, despite the correction, valuations are still not cheap. So while you may remain bullish in the long term, it would be advisable to be cautious and focus on risk management in the short term. ET Screener, powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus, lists quality stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, and having an average recommendation rating of “Buy” or "Strong Buy". This predefined screener is only available to ET Prime users.
Pakistan declares 15-player squad for T20 World Cup; Hasan Ali misses out
The announcement comes hours after Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi halted the formal announcement of the squad for the T20 World Cup. Naqvi had expressed displeasure over selectors not holding a meeting to discuss the players for the marquee event.
Viral Fever in Bengaluru: Most Pakistan players have recovered while some still under observation
Most of the Pakistani cricket players who had contracted viral fever upon their arrival in Bengaluru have now recovered, according to the Pakistan Cricket Board's media manager. However, some players are still being observed by the medical team. The team is set to face Australia in a crucial World Cup match on October 20.
Lack of NMCG funds no justification for Sai river pollution, says NGT
The NGT asked the Member Secretary, Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board to explain why action be not taken for the board's failure in providing water quality data of the Sai, functioning of Regional River Committees and reporting the progress to the Chief Secretary.
Johnson Hitachi expects to resume growth from 2021, plans to increase indigenisation
Besides, the company is also endeavouring to promote and push 'Made in India' ACs and aims to reduce its component imports to almost to half and increase exports three folds in the next three years.
I do not intend to seek BCCI help: Danish Kaneria
Danish Kaneria denied media reports that he wanted to seek help of the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) to take up his case with the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Hafeez seeks more time before ICC tests on bowling action
He said although Hafeez, Saeed Ajmal and Junaid Khan had all been working out at the NCA in Lahore but according to the medical panel
Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez ruled out of World Cup
"Hafeez has a calf muscle injury and doctors say he requires two to three weeks to make a complete recovery," a spokesman of the PCB, said.
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