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The Hindu
2 days ago
- Business
- The Hindu
India's listed startups raised over ₹44,000 crore from public markets in FY25: report
Venture-backed Indian startups raised over ₹44,000 crore ($5.3 billion) in FY25 from public markets via IPOs, FPOs, and QIPs, marking a structural shift in startup fundraising lifecycle in India. According to investment bank Rainmaker Group's RainGauge Index FY25 Annual Update, public markets outpaced private capital for late-stage fundraising, solidifying their role as the dominant source of growth capital. The money raised from public markets was two times more than private late-stage capital. The year also saw a record ₹20,000+ Crore in secondary exits as PE/VC firms like Peak XV and TPG harvested early bets through block and bulk deals. 'FY25 didn't just test India's startup listings, it matured them,' said Kashyap Chanchani, Managing Partner, The Rainmaker Group. 'The public market has become the preferred playground for India's breakout companies. We've now seen the full arc - the IPO frenzy, the valuation winter, and now a clear re-rating driven by fundamentals. This is the age of seasoning. The market is no longer listening to stories, it's pricing in substance. India's innovation economy has hit a new gear, one where companies with predictable earnings, durable moats, and institutional-grade governance will dominate,' he added. The report also noted that despite the early-year correction and record FII outflows [around ₹78,000 Crore in Q1], foreign investors returned strongly by Q4, driven by rate-cut expectations and India's steady macro indicators. The year witnessed Zomato joining the NIFTY50 and SENSEX, Swiggy entering the NIFTY Next 50, and Nykaa, PB Fintech, Ola Electric inducted into the NIFTY MidCap150. 'With IPOs no longer delivering inflated valuations or easy exits, startups will have to align with public market expectations much earlier in their lifecycle,' said a statement from the company. 'Sector-specific valuation guardrails are firmly in place with two-year forward EV/EBITDA multiples now providing structured lenses across internet, SaaS, BFSI, and consumer brands. Analyst-grade metrics, unit economics, transparency, and sustainable growth stories will need to be baked in from day one. Startups must now build with capital efficiency, narrative credibility, and governance readiness and not just valuation hype,' it further read.
Indian Express
11-07-2025
- Business
- Indian Express
TCS shares decline over 3% post Q1FY26 earnings announcement
TCS Share Price: Shares of IT giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Limited dropped more than 3 per cent and traded at Rs 3268.20 apiece, at around 3:06 pm, after its June quarter earnings failed to enthuse investors. According to the NSE, the NIFTY50 stock has a total market cap of Rs 11,82,535.72 crore. The country's largest IT services company TCS on Thursday reported a 6 per cent growth in June quarter net profit at Rs 12,760 crore, helped by a jump in non-core income even as revenues grew at a tepid pace. The rupee revenue grew 1.3 per cent to Rs 63,437 crore during the quarter, but was down by over 3 per cent on a constant currency basis, as the company faced headwinds in its major markets amid a winding down of the BSNL deal which helped it in recent quarters. The operating profit margin narrowed to 24.5 per cent as against 24.7 per cent in the year-ago period, even as the wage hikes — which typically crimp the margins — are yet to set in. TCS is a component of the BSE Sensex. According to the BSE analytics (as of July 11), shares of Tata stock fell 4.40 per cent and 5.02 per cent in the last 1 week and 2 weeks, respectively. In the last 1 month and 6 months, shares of the company gave negative returns of 5.81 per cent and 23.33 per cent, respectively. In the last 1 year and 2 years, shares of the company down 16.63 per cent and 0.05 per cent, respectively. In the past 3 years, 5 years, and 10 years, shares of the company gained 5.04 per cent, 47.20 per cent, and 164.60 per cent, respectively. This year, TCS Limited paid total dividend of Rs 106 so far. TCS issued bonuses in the ratio of 1:1 for the equity shareholders in 2009 and 2018. At the current market price, the dividend yield of TCS is 1.83%.
Sky News
07-07-2025
- Business
- Sky News
Trump tariff deadline extended as new threats issued to BRICS states
The date for Trump's tariffs to take effect has been extended, with deals being sent to countries from Monday evening, the president said. The 90-day pause on country-specific taxes on US imports was due to end on Wednesday, but instead will expire on 1 August, the Trump administration said. The US president's signature economic policy of tariffs meant countries across the world were hit with individual tariffs, causing havoc with international trade. But Mr Trump appeared to be in deal-making mode early Monday, posting on his social media network, Truth Social, that countries would receive "letters and/or deals" from 5pm UK time. However, he also made an additional threat of an extra 10% tariff for "any country aligning themselves with the anti-American policies of BRICS". The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) organisation of countries also includes Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates. Reaction has been far more muted than the big market moves when the country-specific tariffs were announced on 2 April's "Liberation Day" announcement, but the news has not been welcomed. 1:42 Many major stock indexes in Asia closed down, while the UK's benchmark index of 100 most valuable London Stock Exchange-listed firms, the FTSE 100, fell around 0.1% on the open. BRICS members India saw its NIFTY 50 index fall 0.1%, China saw its Shenzhen Component shed 0.7%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng index lost 0.23%. The Shanghai Composite, however, was up 0.02%. Based on pre-market trading, US stocks look set to open down. Deals While the UK reached an agreement with the US to circumvent the worst of tariffs, many of the world's largest economies are yet to strike a deal. The European Union, India, Japan and Canada have yet to reach an agreement. An agreement with China, the world's second biggest economy, has held despite allegations of deal-breaking on both sides.
Hans India
25-06-2025
- Business
- Hans India
5 mutual funds that beat NIFTY & SENSEX over the last 10 years
India's stock markets have witnessed phenomenal growth over the last decade, particularly post-pandemic when retail participation surged. The benchmark indices—NIFTY50 and SENSEX—scaled record highs. However, a select few mutual funds didn't just follow the market—they beat it. Let's take a look at the top mutual funds that have quietly outperformed the indices over the past 10 years. 🔝 Top Mutual Funds That Beat the Indices 1. Nippon India Small Cap Fund A consistent small-cap performer known for identifying high-potential companies early. It has shown remarkable resilience even in volatile markets. Launch Year: 2010 AUM: ₹63,000 crore 10-Year CAGR: 24% Top Holdings: TREPS (4.4%), HDFC Bank (2.05%), MCX (1.94%) Sectors: Industrials (12.71%), Materials (12.47%), Financials (11.10%) 2. Quant Small Cap Fund This quant-driven fund uses algorithms and data analytics to manage its portfolio dynamically. Best suited for experienced investors. Launch Year: 1996 AUM: ₹28,000 crore 10-Year CAGR: 20.7% Top Holdings: Reliance Industries (9.85%), TREPS (6.47%), Jio Financial (5.69%) Sectors: Energy (14.42%), Healthcare (13.16%), Materials (7.63%) 3. Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund The only mid-cap-focused fund on the list, it targets quality mid-sized companies with strong management. Launch Year: 2013 AUM: ₹27,000 crore 10-Year CAGR: 19.8% Top Holdings: CBLO (16.31%), Coforge Ltd (10.12%) Sectors: IT Services (11.93%), Financials, Industrials 4. HSBC Small Cap Fund Focused on fundamentally sound businesses with long-term potential, this fund balances quality and performance. Launch Year: 2014 AUM: ₹17,000 crore 10-Year CAGR: 20.9% Major Holdings: TREPS (3.54%), Aditya Birla Real Estate (2.16%), Techno Electric (2.12%) Sectors: Industrials (21.13%), Financials (15.24%), Consumer Discretionary (10.68%) 5. Axis Small Cap Fund This fund is ideal for conservative investors looking for relatively lower volatility in small-cap investments. Launch Year: 2013 AUM: ₹22,700 crore 10-Year CAGR: 24% Top Holdings: TREPS (11.6%), KIMSL (2.94%), Brigade Enterprises (2.69%) Sectors: Financials (12.69%), Materials (8.97%) Key Factors Before You Invest Investment Horizon: The longer your horizon, the better your chances to ride out volatility and earn higher returns. Financial Goals: Define your purpose—wealth creation, retirement, buying a house—to pick the right fund. Risk Appetite: Small-cap and mid-cap funds come with higher risks and potential rewards. Expected Returns: Set realistic expectations aligned with market cycles and fund category. Fees & Advisory: Consider expense ratios and whether you need a full-service advisor or a low-cost direct plan. Wrapping It Up The mutual funds listed above have delivered exceptional long-term returns, beating NIFTY and SENSEX over the past decade. Most of these are small-cap focused—highlighting their growth potential but also their inherent risk. Always align your choice with your financial goals, time horizon, and risk appetite before investing.
Business Standard
20-06-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
INR rallies against US dollar after recent slide
Indian Rupee saw good gains today as firm local equities boosted the currency after it tested a three-month low against the US dollar in last session. The US dollar index is witnessing choppy moves as it holds around 98.30 mark. INR approached at 86.56 per US dollar, up 17 paise on the day. Meanwhile, global geopolitical scenario remains uncertain but the Crude oil prices are mostly holding in a range this week following a freak spike to six-month high. This is capping weakness in INR. NIFTY50 index also spiked today, hitting one-week high above 25000 mark and offered good support to INR. The dollar index eased from one-week high.
