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'What we have done is not enough', says Lenskart CEO as he eyes 10 cr eyewear units a year
Lenskart co-founder Peyush Bansal announced plans to increase production from 3.2 crore to 10 crore eyewear units. The company will provide blue-light lenses at no extra cost, enhancing accessibility for customers. On November 14, Lenskart plans to offer prescription glasses to one lakh children for a nominal charge. These initiatives reflect a commitment to improving vision and making it more affordable for all.
4 jobs offers with Rs 19 LPA package: Bengaluru job seeker shares how he landed jobs without applying on a single job listing
A Bengaluru job seeker claims to have received four job offers in 2026, with an average salary of Rs 19 LPA, without applying to a single job listing. He shares two strategies involving fresh LinkedIn hiring posts, direct emails to founders and tracking startups that have recently raised seed funding.
IT sector shifts focus from AI disruption to sustainable growth as revenue stabilization improves: Report
India's IT services sector is witnessing a shift towards stabilizing revenues and fostering sustainable growth as investor apprehensions begin to diminish. Although demand remains tepid with only modest revenue increases, IT stocks have shown commendable performance. The rise of engineering-led organizations is pivotal for AI integration, allowing firms to sustain profit margins amidst competition, all while investing further in AI technologies.
Bank earnings rise 20% in Q2 as lower provisions, healthy income growth support performance: Kotak
Indian banks are projected to benefit from a rising interest rate cycle and favorable loan mix in upcoming quarters. Earnings growth is anticipated to be supported by an increase in net interest income and lower provisions. Private banks are expected to lead in earnings increases compared to public sector banks, reflecting varied growth rates.
Aditya Infotech block deal: Dixon Tech offloads shares worth Rs 582 crore; Motilal Oswal MF, Kotak MF buyers
Dixon Technologies (India) sold over 14 lakh shares of Aditya Infotech through block deals worth approximately Rs 581.65 crore. Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund and Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund purchased the shares at Rs 4,140 each. This transaction occurred after Aditya Infotech reported impressive Q2 results, with a significant increase in profit and revenue. Additionally, the company plans to invest in KGraph AI Solutions to enhance technology capabilities.
USDA SNAP rule change: 6.3 million Americans face food stamp cuts as $44 billion savings plan targets 46 states; could children also lose automatic free school meals?
The USDA wants to end a food stamp eligibility rule that could leave 6.3 million Americans without SNAP benefits. The proposed change targets 3.2 million households across 46 states and could save the federal government more than $44 billion from 2027 to 2031. But the impact goes beyond food aid, as millions of families could also lose automatic access to free school meals.
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Provisional registration framework proposed for allied healthcare professionals
The National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions has proposed a provisional registration framework for eligible professionals, with provisions for bridge courses, supervised clinical training and competency assessments before regular registration. The draft regulations also propose an online registration system and invite public and stakeholder feedback until December 4.
Pharma & healthcare funds top mutual fund return charts with over 19% gains. Should investors invest now or wait for a correction?
Pharma and healthcare mutual funds have topped return charts in 2026 with over 19% gains. While strong sector growth supports the outlook, experts caution against chasing the rally and advise investors to assess valuations, risks and portfolio exposure.
Jefferies sees largecaps benefiting from FPI revival; Reliance, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank among potential beneficiaries
Jefferies expects largecap stocks to benefit more directly from a potential revival in foreign portfolio investor (FPI) flows into Indian equities. The brokerage has identified 12 potential beneficiaries, including Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank, amid improving foreign flows and relatively reasonable valuations in the segment.
Kotak eyes ₹4,500 crore fundraise to deepen bets on India's real estate market
Kotak Investment Advisors plans to raise ₹4,500 crore through its 16th real estate fund. This fund will focus on investments across India's real estate market, encompassing residential and commercial properties. The fund will utilize both debt and equity while targeting institutional capital to enhance liquidity for developers. It aims to conduct multiple transactions primarily in major cities and select tier-II locations.
D-Street just 5% away from highs with a 10% bounce from lows
The rupee has shown a significant recovery, closing at 93.90 this week, its best level since April. Recent drops in oil prices have alleviated inflation concerns and supported the local currency. Simultaneously, foreign portfolio investors have made substantial net purchases in Indian equities, contributing to market stability. Indian equity indices have also rallied over 10% from recent lows, showing strong earnings.
Lenskart block deal: SVF II Lightbulb sells 1.6% stake worth Rs 1,896 crore; Societe Generale, Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas among buyers
SVF II Lightbulb (Cayman) Limited executed a block deal selling 2.72 crore shares of Lenskart Solutions valued at approximately Rs 1,896 crore. The sale represented around 1.56% of Lenskart's equity capital and was executed at Rs 697.15 per share. The deal comes after Lenskart reported strong financial results for Q2FY27, with significant year-on-year growth in net profit and revenue.
You cannot claim Teji unless you have stood through the Mandi, says Nilesh Shah, Kotak Mutual Fund
Nilesh Shah urges investors to remain disciplined through market volatility, emphasising that participating in bull market gains requires enduring downturns. He advocates patience, consistent asset allocation and commitment to investment strategies throughout market cycles.
$5 billion in 5 days! Why FIIs are suddenly shopping Indian stocks non-stop this Diwali
Foreign institutional investors have poured nearly $5 billion into Indian equities in five trading sessions, marking a sharp reversal after months of heavy selling. Strong Q2 earnings, softer crude prices, stable currency and the global AI sell-off are improving India's appeal, with investors rotating towards relatively undervalued markets and large-cap stocks.
ET Wealth Expo 2026 | From HNIs to family offices, why 2026 is teaching investors the importance of de-risking: Dheeraj Gaur
Speaking on the sidelines of ET Wealth Expo 2026 in Mumbai, Gaur said the experience of 2026 has reinforced the importance of de-risking portfolios, particularly for high-net-worth investors and family offices that have built significant investable wealth over the years.
A global AI selloff could send money India's way, says Uday Kotak
Uday Kotak highlighted the potential for India to attract foreign investment as global AI valuations rise. Indian equities have performed relatively well, rebounding nearly 10% from lows earlier this month. Despite the drop in tech-heavy Asian markets, local stocks demonstrate resilience due to continued domestic investor confidence.
ET Wealth Expo| Wealth creation is exciting; wealth preservation can be boring—but it works, says Manish Kathuria of Kotak Neo
Speaking at the ET Wealth Expo 2026 held in October in Mumbai, Kathuria said that while investors often get caught up in the excitement of rising markets and high-return opportunities, long-term wealth preservation is driven by a far less glamorous process—discipline, patience, risk management and, above all, asset allocation.
Best mid cap mutual funds to invest in October 2026
As per Sebi norms, the mid cap mutual funds are mandated to invest in companies that are between 101 and 250 in the market capitalisation. These companies can be leaders of tomorrow. That’s what makes them great bets. If these companies live up to the promise, the market will reward the investors handsomely.
IndoBevs in talks with multiple bankers for Rs 150 crore fund raise
IndoBevs is seeking to raise Rs 150 crore in debt to enhance its manufacturing and distribution capabilities. The company aims to strengthen its presence in domestic and international markets through this funding. IndoBevs has witnessed substantial growth, with a 32% increase in profit after tax for FY26. The alcohol beverage sector is increasingly focusing on premium products, driven by changing consumer preferences.
Agnipath scheme: All Agniveers to be offered regular enrolment after 2-year extended engagement
The Union Cabinet has approved a revised Agnipath scheme offering all Agniveers a pathway to regular military service. The top 25% will be absorbed after four years based on merit, while the remaining 75% can opt for a two-year extension with higher pay, enhanced Seva Nidhi and seniority benefits before enrolment.
13 equity mutual funds offer over 15% return on SIP investments since last Diwali. Do you own any?
In a review of mutual fund performances since Diwali 2025, approximately 13 equity mutual funds achieved SIP gains exceeding 15%. Notably, the Samco Small Cap Fund led with an impressive return of 36.35%, while both the Motilal Oswal Focused Fund and Bank of India Small Cap Fund saw returns surpassing 25%. Conversely, 153 funds posted negative returns, with the Samco Flexi Cap Fund facing a significant decline of 14.89%.
Explained: Why Sebi wants mutual fund investors to switch to direct plans
Sebi has directed mutual fund houses to make direct plans the default option on digital platforms. This change will take effect from November 1, when investors will see direct plans pre-selected for investment. Direct plans have lower expense ratios compared to regular plans, benefiting long-term investors through compounded returns. These changes aim to reduce conflicts of interest associated with higher commission payments in regular plans.
Nifty down 8% since last Diwali, but these 8 equity mutual funds deliver over 10% returns. Are you invested?
Only eight of 292 equity mutual funds delivered returns exceeding 10% on lump-sum investments since Diwali 2025. TRUSTMF Small Cap Fund topped the list with an 18.73% gain, while 214 schemes posted negative returns, including eight that lost over 10%.
Beyond tech: Kotak MF’s Shibani Kurian on India’s next innovation-led winners
Innovation-led investment opportunities in India are extending well beyond technology, with healthcare, auto components and industrials emerging as key areas of interest, according to Shibani Kurian, Head of Equity Research and Senior Fund Manager at Kotak Mahindra AMC. “Innovation can be seen across sectors and not necessarily limited to technology,” she said.
FCNR bounty in Q2 masks bank issues in growing deposits
An analysis of 10 banks shows that reported deposit growth averaged 21.1% year-on-year during July-September. However, excluding the special foreign currency inflows, domestic deposit growth was estimated at just 12.2%-a massive gap of nearly nine percentage points.
23 equity mutual funds deliver over 12% CAGR on lumpsum investments in 5, 7, 10-year horizons
An ETMutualFunds analysis of 160 equity schemes found that 23 mutual funds delivered over 12% CAGR on lump-sum investments across five, seven and 10-year periods. The funds span seven categories, including small-cap, mid-cap, flexi-cap and ELSS. The analysis considered regular plans with growth options.
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