Mayur Bhalerao is a Senior Correspondent for LiveMint, a leading business and financial news publication in India. With a focus on national coverage, Mayur covers a wide range of topics including mutual funds, investments, real estate, and infrastructure. His articles provide insightful analysis and updates on the Indian financial market.
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By: Mayur Bhalerao, Niti Kiran
A Mint analysis of 23 new companies that went public (between January 2019 and September 2024) on a particularly tumultuous day, when the benchmark index plummeted by over 1,000 points, revealed that their market debuts were not as disastrous as anticipated
Amid a challenging market, Hyundai Motor India is set to debut its IPO, aiming to raise ₹ 27,870 crore. With a rich portfolio and a growing focus on SUVs, will this strategy pay off?
Institutional investors remain confident about Adani's long-term prospects.
Waaree's future hinges on its ability to navigate the solar market's challenges and opportunities.
Afcons' IPO offers investors a chance to capitalize on India's growing infrastructure sector. But will it be a game-changer?
By: Mayur Bhalerao, Niti Kiran
Mint's recent survey of 16 analysts—a first—reveals mixed sentiments on whether India's Sensex will hit the 100,000 mark by March 2025. While 47% are optimistic, citing strong corporate earnings, 53% express concerns over global challenges and potential market corrections.
By: Mayur Bhalerao
New Delhi, Nov. 3 -- The combined revenue of companies that have declared their September-quarter financial results so far has risen 9% year-on-year, while net profit declined 2.7%, a Mint analysis showed.
Swiggy boasts a strong brand, innovative business model, and a rapidly growing user base. However, intense competition and rising costs pose challenges.
Niva Bupa faces intense competition from established players and new entrants, which could erode its market position. Lagging behind peers on key performance metrics may further hinder its growth.
From a state-owned power company to a penny stock and a Maharatna enterprise, a surprising bunch of stocks attracted retail investors in the July-September quarter.
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