 SMC Global Securities Ltd Q2 FY2025-26 consolidated net profit declines to Rs. 20.65 crores
SMC Global Securities Ltd Q2 FY2025-26 consolidated net profit declines to Rs. 20.65 crores Rajoo Engineers Ltd Q2FY26 consolidated profit at Rs. 14.18 crores
Rajoo Engineers Ltd Q2FY26 consolidated profit at Rs. 14.18 crores Inventurus Knowledge Solutions Ltd consolidated Q2 FY2025-26 PAT climbs to Rs. 180.71 crores
Inventurus Knowledge Solutions Ltd consolidated Q2 FY2025-26 PAT climbs to Rs. 180.71 crores IFB Industries Ltd consolidated PAT for Q2FY26 jumps to Rs. 50.79 crores
IFB Industries Ltd consolidated PAT for Q2FY26 jumps to Rs. 50.79 crores Share India Securities Ltd consolidated Q2 FY26 net profit at Rs. 92.91 crores
Share India Securities Ltd consolidated Q2 FY26 net profit at Rs. 92.91 crores 
              Domestic equities witnessed some amount of pullback after witnessing a brisk opening today. PSU Banks and Metals remained in focus. However, selling pressure in Financials, IT and FMCG dragged index. Volatility index also surged almost ~2%. Notably, mid cap and small cap stocks remained in focus as improved earnings visibility started attracting investors in this space. Powergrid, ONGC, Tata Steel and Hindalco were top gainers, while Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, Infosys and Nestle were key laggards.
A continued buying from FIIs has been a major driving force in recent period. Huge capital expenditure programme announced in the Union Budget along with bold measures to revive consumption and investment activities emboldened investors. Additionally, robust 3QFY21 earnings and improved visibility of sustaining earnings rebound supported market rally. Further, indication given by the RBI in latest policy meet outcome to keep interest rates lower by maintaining sufficient liquidity in the system and supporting government's pro-growth policy also offered comfort. Softening in CPI data, which is within RBI's reference range, augurs well for ongoing low interest rate scenario as low interest rate cycle was a prime factor to revive corporate earnings in recent quarters. In our views, infrastructure, industrials, engineering, building materials, banks and select auto stocks are likely to outperform in the medium to long term perspective as these are the key beneficiary of higher capital expenditures. However, current valuations of market are factoring a large portion of earnings rebound and therefore investors need to be cautious at these levels and must focus on quality names with robust earnings visibility and margins of safety.