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Daily Voice: AMCs could offer solid investment opportunities but be cautiously optimistic on OMCs, says Kunal Jain of Alpha Capital

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Money Control · 12m ago

Daily Voice: AMCs could offer solid investment opportunities but be cautiously optimistic on OMCs, says Kunal Jain of Alpha Capital

Kunal Jain, Senior Consultant and Partner at Alpha Capital, believes that Indian asset management companies (AMCs) like HDFC AMC, Nippon, and UTI offer good investment opportunities due to the long-term growth prospects of the Indian economy and increasing adoption of financial products. He also sees a cautiously optimistic outlook for Indian oil marketing companies (OMCs) in the short to medium term, supported by strong domestic demand for petroleum products. Key drivers for the Indian equity market going forward include US Federal Reserve meetings, RBI monetary policy meetings, US Presidential Election results, assembly election results in India, and corporate earnings data.

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Economic Times · 2m ago

Urban consumption recovery still some time away: P&G Hygiene and Health Care CFO

Procter & Gamble (P&G) is cautiously optimistic about urban consumption recovery in India, stating it will take time for governmental financial interventions to boost urban demand. While rural demand is healthy, urban areas lag behind. The government has reduced income tax and import duties to increase disposable income and control inflation. P&G remains a leader in feminine hygiene and cough and cold products, with opportunities for growth in consumption and household penetration in India.

After challenging FY25, Apollo Tyres looking ahead with cautious optimism

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Economic Times · 1m ago

After challenging FY25, Apollo Tyres looking ahead with cautious optimism

After facing a challenging fiscal year in FY25, Apollo Tyres is cautiously optimistic about future opportunities, focusing on execution and investment in growth capabilities. The company is expanding passenger car radial capacities at its Hungary and Andhra Pradesh plants with a capex of Rs 1,500 crore. Despite underperforming expectations, Apollo Tyres remains committed to sustainable and profitable growth, achieving a 3% revenue increase and emphasizing market expansion and cost efficiency strategies for the upcoming years.

Trump’s new tariffs may open doors for India’s textiles, but tough rivals remain in play

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Trump’s new tariffs may open doors for India’s textiles, but tough rivals remain in play

The recent tariff impositions by the Trump administration have created opportunities for India’s textile industry, as Bangladesh faces a 35% duty while India deals with a 10% baseline tariff. Indian exporters are cautiously optimistic, navigating global competition and awaiting favorable trade negotiations with the USA. The tariffs have created a competitive advantage for India, particularly in natural garments, but challenges remain in scaling production and expanding capacity amidst international cost disparities and market pressures.

Dream11 Revenue Crash-CEO Harsh Jain Rules Out Layoffs

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StartupTalky · 2d ago

Dream11 Revenue Crash-CEO Harsh Jain Rules Out Layoffs

Dream11 has experienced a 95% revenue drop following India’s ban on paid online gaming. Despite this setback, CEO Harsh Jain assures no layoffs will occur, emphasizing Dream Sports' financial stability and internal talent demand. Dream11 has pivoted to free-to-play games after halting paid competitions. While cash-based games, which contributed significantly to revenue, are now banned, Jain remains optimistic about leveraging AI-based sports opportunities and developing new products to sustain future growth.

Tesla hunts for Tata Motor's top talent to start its India journey

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Economic Times · 6m ago

Tesla hunts for Tata Motor's top talent to start its India journey

Tesla is actively exploring opportunities to establish an electric vehicle manufacturing plant in India, with Maharashtra being a prime location due to its existing operations in Pune and numerous suppliers in the region. Discussions are ongoing, with Tesla seeking concessions and favorable conditions such as port proximity. The Maharashtra government is cautiously optimistic, aiming to secure this investment amidst competition from other states. Tesla's recruitment for India-based roles indicates its commitment to establishing a presence in the country.

‘Bad timing’, says Dream Sports CEO Harsh Jain on flipback to India amid RMG ban - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2d ago

‘Bad timing’, says Dream Sports CEO Harsh Jain on flipback to India amid RMG ban - The Economic Times

Dream Sports CEO Harsh Jain admits the company's move to re-domesticate to India was poorly timed due to the government's ban on online money gaming, affecting revenue and leading to a potential drop in valuation from $8 billion. Despite the regulatory challenges, including a retrospective GST demand, Jain remains optimistic about rebuilding as a fully Indian company, focusing on future growth rather than legal battles. Dream Sports is adapting to its new Series B startup status.

Dream Sports valuation to plummet; has cash runway of few years: CEO Harsh Jain on real-money gaming ban - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 3d ago

Dream Sports valuation to plummet; has cash runway of few years: CEO Harsh Jain on real-money gaming ban - The Economic Times

Dream Sports, parent of fantasy sports app Dream11, is facing a valuation decline following a government ban on real-money gaming. Despite being valued at $8 billion during its last funding round in 2021, the ban severely impacts its revenue and profits. CEO Harsh Jain remains optimistic, citing cash reserves that offer a few years' runway and strong investor support. The company is also adjusting marketing strategies and exploring future opportunities despite regulatory challenges.

TCS chief says no cutting down on hiring; but wants to end work from home

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

TCS chief says no cutting down on hiring; but wants to end work from home

Indian software giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has stated that it has no plans to reduce its hiring efforts, although it may adjust the pace of hiring based on market demand. This assertion comes in response to reports suggesting that the software industry is scaling back on hiring due to a weakening demand. TCS, the largest Indian software exporter, remains cautiously optimistic about the future and will continue to hire at a similar rate as before. The company's CEO also emphasized the value of working from the office, highlighting the importance of collaboration and learning from colleagues and seniors.

Physics Wallah says cautiously monitoring market for opportunities

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Physics Wallah says cautiously monitoring market for opportunities

Edtech company Physics Wallah is cautiously exploring opportunities aligning with its vision to ensure sustainability. Having secured $100 million in Series A funding at a $1.1 billion valuation in 2022, Physics Wallah aims to thrive amid a stretched funding landscape. The company has also ventured into offline teaching and formed school partnerships, believing that schools will remain integral to the Indian education system. Physics Wallah has pledged $10 million for its school-integrated program and is targeting international expansion in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) region.

Indian employers confident AI will fuel job growth, says Indeed

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IndianStartupNews · 1y ago

Indian employers confident AI will fuel job growth, says Indeed

A survey by Indeed reveals that Indian employers are optimistic about the role of AI, with over 85% expecting AI to create new jobs in the next 1-5 years. Jobseekers also express a positive outlook, with 63% believing AI will create more jobs. However, jobseekers do voice concerns about the need for additional training, possible employment losses, ethical dilemmas, and potential biases. The survey also highlights that AI has the potential to improve the hiring and candidate experience, with a majority of HR professionals and jobseekers in India currently using AI tools for work.

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