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Tasty Bite Eatables profit jumps 38% as #TASTYBITE turns debt-free after flat FY2026 revenue
Tasty Bite Eatables profit rose 38% despite flat FY2026 revenue. Find out how debt-free status and Cheffin could reshape growth.
Aurus Gem is back in profit, but is the LYPSAGEMS turnaround still too fragile?
Aurus Gem returned to FY26 profit, but revenue weakness and stock pressure remain key risks. Find out what LYPSAGEMS investors should watch.
Prakash Pipes (NSE: PPL) FY26 results: Can stronger profits and higher dividends reset the stock narrative?
Prakash Pipes Limited posted stronger FY26 profits and a higher dividend. Find out how #PPL is positioning pipes and packaging growth.
Hardwyn India (NSE: HARDWYN) targets Rs 1,000cr revenue by FY32 as FY2026 profit growth tests small-cap hardware ambition
Hardwyn India wants a 5x revenue leap by FY32. Execution, margins and dealer scale will decide whether HARDWYN can justify the rally.
Cyient (NSE: CYIENT) bets on TAO Digital acquisition to strengthen AI, data and product engineering
Cyient’s $218m TAO Digital deal targets AI engineering scale, but valuation, integration and growth discipline now matter most.
Sumeet Industries reports Rs 1,053.8cr FY26 income as SUMEETINDS margin recovery gains traction
Find out how Sumeet Industries’ FY26 earnings, Nakoda asset bid and polyester expansion could reshape its next growth phase.
Sical Logistics (NSE: SICALLOG) FY26 results show stronger turnaround as mining logistics and debt reduction reshape the story
Sical Logistics has stronger FY26 margins and lower debt. The test now is whether mining logistics orders can turn recovery into scale.
Gaudium IVF reports strong FY26 growth as #GAUDIUMIVF enters post-IPO expansion test
Gaudium IVF posted 48% FY26 revenue growth and strong margins after IPO. Find out how #GAUDIUMIVF plans to scale its IVF network.
L&T (NSE: LT) has a record Rs 7.4tn order book. The Iran war is the catch
L&T's order book hit a record ₹7.4 trillion, but 40% sits in the Middle East. The 2026 West Asia war turns its biggest strength into its near-term risk.
HUL is the safe FMCG bet that has gone nowhere. The question is whether FY27 finally moves it (NSE: HINDUNILVR)
HUL's profits keep rising but the stock has gone nowhere for a year. The whole case now rests on whether the FY27 volume recovery is real or just hope.