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These 4 sectors may witness turnaround in FY25, says Union AMC's Hardick Bora

Money Control

Money Control · 1y ago

These 4 sectors may witness turnaround in FY25, says Union AMC's Hardick Bora

Hardick Bora, Co-Head Equities at Union AMC, has a positive stance on the IT sector, believing that it may be near the end of the earnings downgrade cycle. He also highlights the automobiles, industrial/capital goods, healthcare, real estate, and PSU banks sectors as ones to watch for potential business growth and valuations. Bora expects a turnaround in sectors such as information technology, retail/QSRs, chemicals, and private banks in FY25. However, he advises caution when investing in mid-caps and small-caps, suggesting a staggered investment approach. He anticipates strong corporate earnings in FY25, but notes the risks of geopolitical tensions and slower global economic growth.

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Recovery in global IT markets bodes well for Indian tech companies: Report

Economic Times

Economic Times · 10m ago

Recovery in global IT markets bodes well for Indian tech companies: Report

The strong quarterly results of Accenture, a global IT company, have raised optimism for the Indian IT sector. Analysts believe that Indian companies may also experience a recovery, as signaled by Accenture's performance. The company's Q4 FY24 results showed improvement in the industry, with a 4% swing in organic growth for FY25. This recovery is driven by outsourcing demands and large deals, which is a positive indicator for Indian IT firms specializing in these areas. However, growth may vary across sectors, with Accenture's success largely attributed to public services deals. Nonetheless, positive trends in other verticals like CMT and a slight recovery in BFSI are encouraging. Success for Indian IT companies will depend on their ability to capitalize on these trends and overcome sector-specific challenges.

Govt's ₹1-trillion deep tech fund: why we need it, and is it enough?

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

Govt's ₹1-trillion deep tech fund: why we need it, and is it enough?

The Indian government announced a ₹1 trillion-corpus to fund deep-tech ventures in the interim union budget for FY25. This is significant for the nascent deep-tech sectors in India, which heavily rely on engineering, research, development, and innovation. The fund aims to support sectors like semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and high-tech manufacturing. While the fund is sizable, its impact will depend on how it is accessed and utilized by deep-tech startups. The details of the framework and priority sectors are yet to be disclosed.

Number of agencies have concerns about 'sideloading' on iPhone, Apple says

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Number of agencies have concerns about 'sideloading' on iPhone, Apple says

Apple has revealed that several government agencies in the European Union and other regions have expressed concerns about security risks as the company opens its iPhones and iPads to rival app stores to comply with EU tech regulations. The move comes as a result of the Digital Markets Act, which requires Apple to offer alternative app stores and allow developers to opt out of its in-app payment system. These agencies, particularly those in essential sectors such as defense and banking, have sought assurances that government-purchased iPhones will not allow sideloading of apps.

Q3 earnings review: Nifty 50 beats estimates, says Motilal Oswal

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

Q3 earnings review: Nifty 50 beats estimates, says Motilal Oswal

Indian corporates reported strong Q3FY24 earnings, with widespread outperformance across various sectors, driven by favorable margins, according to Motilal Oswal Financial Services. Domestic cyclical sectors such as autos and financials, along with global cyclical sectors like metals and oil & gas, performed well. Technology earnings declined slightly, the first drop in 26 quarters. Nifty 50 exceeded expectations, with 17% YoY growth in PAT. The top earnings upgrades for FY25 were recorded in Tata Motors, Coal India, Hero MotoCorp, Cipla, and Bharti Airtel, while the top downgrades were UPL, LTI Mindtree, ITC, Divis Labs, and HUL.

Impact on India remains limited, says Axis Securities on Trump's tariffs; recommends these 15 stocks

Business Today

Business Today · 4m ago

Impact on India remains limited, says Axis Securities on Trump's tariffs; recommends these 15 stocks

Axis Securities suggests that the impact on India is limited after Trump's tariffs on trading partners, including India. These measures may create global market volatility, affecting trade flows, supply chains, and economic growth. Indian exports might not face relative disadvantages with higher tariffs on competitors. However, some sectors could see short-term pressure on volumes, margins, and growth. Monitoring retaliatory actions and evolving trade agreements will be important in the coming months.

Electronics, pharma sectors corner 70% of PLI disbursements in FY25

YourStory

YourStory · 27d ago

Electronics, pharma sectors corner 70% of PLI disbursements in FY25

In FY25, the Indian government disbursed Rs 10,114 crore under the production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes, with 70% directed towards electronics and pharmaceuticals. Electronics received Rs 5,732 crore, while pharmaceuticals got Rs 2,328 crore, reflecting India's manufacturing strength in these sectors. The PLI, introduced in 2021, supports manufacturing in 14 sectors. Electronics, now a major export, saw a 32.46% growth in shipments, bolstered by computer hardware and peripheral sales doubling in the last year.

India is now doing Rs 66,000 crore of Space business, says Dr Jitendra Singh

IndianStartupNews

IndianStartupNews · 1y ago

India is now doing Rs 66,000 crore of Space business, says Dr Jitendra Singh

Dr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State for Science & Technology, emphasized India's growing role in international collaboration across various sectors. He highlighted India's partnerships with countries like Russia and the United States, where India is seen as an equal partner, particularly in the space sector. Dr. Singh mentioned India's ambitious Gaganyaan mission and the participation of private enterprises in the space sector, calling it a "revolutionary shift." He also noted the increasing collaboration between the public and private sectors in India's space industry, leading to a surge in startups and innovations.

Swedish pension fund AP7 blacklists Tesla, says union rights violations in U.S. crossed the ethical line

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Swedish pension fund AP7 blacklists Tesla, says union rights violations in U.S. crossed the ethical line

Sweden's pension fund, AP7, has blacklisted and divested from Tesla over alleged union rights violations in the U.S. Despite years of dialogue, Tesla did not adequately address these issues. AP7 sold its $1.36 billion stake in Tesla, which was about 1% of its Equity Fund. Tesla employs 70,000 U.S. workers, is the only non-unionized U.S. automaker, and faces labor disputes, including accusations from the Swedish trade union IF Metall.

After Piyush Goyal’s comments, Amitabh Kant says Indian startups have done a good job

Business Today

Business Today · 4m ago

After Piyush Goyal’s comments, Amitabh Kant says Indian startups have done a good job

At the Startup Mahakumbh 2025, Union Minister Piyush Goyal expressed concerns about Indian startups' limited engagement in deep tech and significant industries. However, Amitabh Kant countered, acknowledging that Indian startups have performed commendably despite existing challenges. The event underscored the importance of nurturing innovative entrepreneurship to ensure a robust startup ecosystem in India, advocating for an increased focus on emerging technologies and substantial contributions to various critical sectors.

Now, give credit where credit's due - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Now, give credit where credit's due - The Economic Times

Global leaders in Seville are urged to reform the credit-rating system favoring developing countries, whose high borrowing costs hinder development. Current norms by leading agencies and regulations like Basel 4, along with IFRS standards, elevate risks and reduce investment in crucial sectors like agriculture and climate adaptation. These regulations force banks to prioritize less risky investments, deepening financial inequality. Reforms are needed to support sectors vital for developing nations' economies and sustainable growth.

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