11 analysts have coverage on Yes Bank, of which 9 of them have a ‘Sell’ recommendation on the stock, while two have a ‘Hold’ rating. No analyst tracking the stock has a ‘Buy’ rating.
The combined success of Meesho’s listing and Swiggy’s billion-dollar fundraise is an encouraging sign for the consumer tech segment of the Indian market, writes Narang, the founding Partner of two global investment firms.
UBS’ bear case assumes only 50% of the required pilots are hired over financial year 2026 and 2027 at 10% higher salaries compared to existing pilot costs, along with an increase in compliance costs.
Motilal Oswal reports India’s top 100 companies added ₹148 lakh crore in market value from 2020 to 2025, led by Bharti Airtel, BSE and HAL, marking a record wealth-creation phase.
The rupee hit a record low of 90.56 against the US dollar amid India–US trade deal uncertainty, foreign investor outflows, heavy importer demand, and mixed global cues despite RBI support.
HSBC said it appreciates the move but remains cautious, calling sustained scalability in Honasa’s core portfolio uncertain. JPMorgan said the deal will be funded through internal accruals but that scaling a largely D2C brand nationally will be key.
Goldman Sachs’ price target on L&T is the second highest on the street for the stock after ICICI Direct’s ₹5,020. Most analysts covering India’s largest infra conglomerate have a “buy” rating on the stock.
This is the first instance of Mrs. Bector Foods announcing a stock split or any such corporate action, besides dividends, for its shareholders.
The price band is ₹2,061 to ₹2,165 per share, valuing the fund house at ₹1.07 lakh crore. Retail investors can bid for one lot of six shares, which will entail a minimum investment of ₹12,990.
Those shareholders, who had shares of HCC in their demat account as of last Thursday’s closing, which was December 4, will be eligible to participate in the rights issue.