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India stock market share in global m-cap drops to 16-month low; what's next?
Business Today
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5m ago
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India's market capitalization as a percentage of global market values fell from 4.6% in August 2024 to 3.6%, a 16-month low, still above the historical average of 2.7%. Despite this drop, the Nifty has never seen six consecutive months of declining prices, indicating a potential rebound. Analysts remain optimistic about corporate India's steady earnings growth in FY26, suggesting that the market may recover from its recent downturn.
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Mobikwik shares in bear grip, down 35% from IPO listing price; what's next?
Business Today
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5m ago
Medial
Mobikwik Systems shares have experienced a significant decrease, falling 35% from their IPO listing price of Rs 442. The record low for the shares was Rs 261.30, while the current trading price is Rs 287. The fintech company, known for prepaid digital wallets and online payment services, has a market cap of Rs 2,235.81 crore. The IPO, which opened in December 2024, had a price band of Rs 265 to Rs 279 per share.
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Sensex Drops 600 Pts, Nifty Slips Below 24,850: 3 Reasons Behind Tuesday’s Market Fall
OutlookIndia
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2m ago
Medial
The stock market experienced a decline on Tuesday, as the Sensex fell over 600 points and the Nifty slipped below 24,850. Key reasons for this fall include profit booking, which led to bearish market sentiment, mixed Q4 earnings that underperformed expectations, and waning bullish sentiment among investors. Despite these challenges, mid- and small-cap segments showed resilience supported by better-than-expected earnings, whereas large-cap stocks continued to underperform amid the downturn.
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Lyft's soft forecast fans worries of losing ground to Uber, shares tank
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Lyft's shares plummeted 16% as the company's soft forecast for the summer quarter raised concerns about its competition with Uber. Lyft's shares hit an eight-month low, resulting in a market value loss of over $700 million. While Uber has a global presence and diverse services, Lyft has focused on competitive fares and cost-cutting measures to boost its business. Despite their rivalry, some analysts believe the market needs a second competitor to maintain pricing balance. Lyft's forecast for the next quarter fell below analyst estimates, but the company reported better-than-expected revenue and achieved a net profit in the previous quarter.
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Chinese ecommerce platform Temu drawing shoppers from US dollar stores
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Temu, a Chinese ecommerce platform, is gaining market share in the United States, competing against dollar stores like Dollar General. As of last month, Temu accounted for nearly 17% of the market share in the discount stores category, compared to 8% for Five Below, 43% for Dollar General, and 28% for Dollar Tree. Temu offers low-priced household goods and consumer staples, appealing to budget-conscious shoppers. The platform is expected to generate over $16 billion in revenue this year and is benefiting from shoppers' fatigue with high prices and inflation.
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M&A Deal Value In India Drops 27 Per Cent In 2023: Report
OutlookIndia
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1y ago
Medial
M&A deal value in India dropped by 27% in 2023 to USD 136 billion, according to a report by Deloitte India. Despite global challenges like high-interest rates, economic uncertainty, and geopolitical risks, India's M&A landscape remained resilient in 2023. The report predicts a steady deals market in 2024, driven by the manufacturing sector, especially automotive and electric vehicles. The energy sector is expected to experience significant M&A activity due to the government's focus on clean energy. The financial services sector will see consolidation and responses to regulatory changes driving M&A, while private equity activity is projected to remain steady.
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TVS maintains lead in 2W EV sales in July; Ather narrows gap with Ola Electric
Entrackr
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7d ago
Medial
TVS Motor retained its position as the market leader in the electric two-wheeler (E2W) segment in July, despite a month-on-month decline in overall market volumes. According to Vahan data, TVS registered 22,225 units during the month, securing a 21.6% market share. However, this marked a 12.73% decline from June, when the e-two wheel leader recorded 25,468 unit registrations. Bajaj maintained its second position with a 19.10% market share in July, with sales of 19,650 electric two-wheelers. This reflects a sharp month-on-month decline of 15.16% compared to 23,161 units sold in June. After leading the market in 2023 and 2024, Ola Electric’s dominance continues to wane. Its market share dropped sharply to 17.35% in July 2025 from 38.83% a year ago. The Bhavish Aggarwal-led company recorded 17,848 units during the month, a steep 57.29% year-on-year decline from 41,802 units sold in July 2024. A sharp drop in month-on-month volumes and users' complaints have erased over 45% of Ola Electric’s market cap from Rs 33,521 crore ($3.95 billion) to Rs 18,190.2 crore ($2.14 billion). The stock now trades at around Rs 41.2, down nearly 45% from its listing price of Rs 76. It had touched an all-time high of Rs 157.4 just after listing. Ather Energy retained the fourth position with a market share of 15.78%, registering 16,231 units in July 2025. This reflects a 10.59% month-on-month growth compared to 14,677 units recorded in June. Ather, which became the second EV startup after Ola to be listed on the stock exchange, is currently trading at Rs 353.75, up from Rs 328 at the time of listing. Hero MotoCorp held the fifth position in July with a market share of 10.20%, registering 10,489 units. The company recorded a strong month-on-month growth of 36.27%, indicating growing demand for its electric two-wheelers. Greaves Electric Mobility held the sixth position in July with a 4.08% market share. IPO-bound Pure EV followed in seventh place with a 1.64% share, recording an 18.12% month-on-month growth. River Mobility and Kinetic Green also posted strong month-on-month growth of 20.4% and 59.92%, respectively. Notably, Kinetic Green broke into the top 10 electric two-wheeler makers in July.
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India seeing good progress in EV space with entry of global players, says M&M
YourStory
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8d ago
Medial
India's electric vehicle (EV) sector is advancing well with the entry of global companies like Tesla, which launched its Model Y. Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) reported a 24% profit increase and is optimistic about competing with new entrants, focusing on revenue market share. Despite weak urban demand sentiment, the company sees strong fundamentals. M&M executives note that competition strengthens their market position, and the company is prepared for production challenges related to rare earth magnets.
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UPI Transactions See Marginal Rise To 15.04 Bn In September
Inc42
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10m ago
Medial
- UPI transactions in September: INR 20.64 Lakh Cr, a 0.14% increase from the previous month - YoY growth in UPI transactions volume: 31% - NPCI considering increasing market share cap for UPI apps from proposed 30% - Total UPI transaction volume remains strong despite a small month-on-month increase - UPI continues to be a popular and widely used payment method in India
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July mutual fund data: Equity inflows retreat from record levels amid profit booking
VCCircle
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12m ago
Medial
Equity inflows into Indian mutual funds decreased by 9.4% in July, reaching 371.13 billion rupees ($4.42 billion), after hitting a record high in the previous month. This decline was driven by profit booking at record levels. However, July's inflows remain the second highest on record, providing liquidity support for domestic equities. Inflows into large-cap and mid-cap funds also declined, while sectoral or thematic funds continued to attract the most investment. Indian mutual funds have reported inflows every month since February 2021, contributing to the strong performance of the country's stock market.
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Ola Electric market share drops more than 30% in last two months
Entrackr
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11m ago
Medial
Electric scooter manufacturer Ola Electric, which recently went public, has registered a major downfall in its market share among the electric two wheelers segment in the past two months. Ola Electric market share subsequently slipped to 39% in July and further down to 33% in August (month-to-date), according to investment banking and capital markets firm Jefferies. At the same time, TVS regained market share at 19% at August (MTD) against 15% in Q1 FY25. Ola Electric has emerged as the dominant OEM in India’s electric two-wheelers market as its market share rose from 21% in FY23 to 35% in FY24 and further to 49% in Q1 FY25, the report added. Jefferies attributes expansion of product portfolio and aggressive pricing to the rise in Ola Electric’s market share. During FY24, Ola Electric sold 3,29,618 scooters, almost 2X as compared to FY23. This also reflected in the company’s scale which grew nearly two-fold to Rs 5,010 crore in FY24 from Rs 2,631 crore in FY23. As per the report, Bajaj’s market share has also risen from 11% in FY24 and 12% in Q1 FY25 to 18% in August MTD. Hero is still lagging among incumbents with 5% market share in August while Honda has no-play in the electric space. Meanwhile, the Bhavish Aggarwal-led company has announced plans to launch affordable electric motorcycles Roadster which will be ready for delivery by Diwali next year. Despite the fall in volume, the electric two wheeler space continues to be dominated by Ola Electric followed by TVS, Bajaj Auto, Ather Energy and Hero MotoCorp. Interestingly, Jefferies’ report has not mentioned anything on Ather, which recently turned unicorn and is on the verge of becoming the second public company from the EV startup ecosystem. Currently, Ola Electric’s shares are trading at Rs 128, up from the initial public offering price of Rs 76 per share.
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