Nigel D'Souza is an Editor for Metals, Mining, and Midcaps at CNBC-TV18. With a focus on finance, trading, and commodities, he specializes in providing insights into the derivatives market and financial flows, while also covering topics such as economic policy and investment strategies. Nigel has been featured in various segments on CNBC-TV18, where his incisive questioning and expertise in the sector have made him a trusted voice in the industry.
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By: Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza, Reema Tendulkar
The government has cleared transfer of DRDO missile technologies to private companies, aiming to scale up production and exports. PL Capital's Amit Anwani names Bharat Electronics, BDL, Solar Industries, L&T, Astra Microwave and Apollo Micro Systems as likely beneficiaries. He picks Bharat Electronics as his top stock idea in the space.
By: Reema Tendulkar, Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
Chalet Hotels CEO Shwetank Singh expects the company to nearly double its scale in three to four years, with total keys rising from 3,300 to 5,500 by FY29-30. He flagged stronger foreign tourist demand in the second half, a new Marriott-tied Athiva property, and ₹100-125 crore in annual rental income once Cignus 2 opens.
By: Nigel D Souza, Mangalam Maloo
Urvish Rambhia, Whole-Time Director & CEO of Horizon Industrial Parks, said the company plans to double its operational footprint to 60 million square feet over the next three-and-a-half to four years. With ₹605 crore EBITDA in FY26, Rambhia says ₹1,100 crore EBITDA is “in the ballpark” as an aspiration.
Navin Sahadeo, Analyst of ICICI Securities expects continued high dividends from UltraTech Cement and improving traction in Grasim's paints and B2B e-commerce businesses. Meanwhile, the cement sector faces near-term pressure, with the July-September quarter of 2026 (Q2FY27) realisations expected to decline 1–1.5% sequentially and EBITDA per tonne potentially falling ₹200–250.
By: Nigel D Souza, Mangalam Maloo
Axis Capital's Amit Murarka says long steel prices, up sharply over the past month and a half, still have room to rise as post-monsoon demand returns and coking coal costs climb. He favors Jindal Steel over SAIL to play the rally and names JSW Steel as the sector's top structural pick.
By: Vinnii Motiwala, Nigel D Souza
Nikhil Kumar, MD of TD Power Systems says the company is entering a major new growth phase with its Siemens Energy partnership and a new plant for larger generators.
Aye Finance Founder and MD Sanjay Sharma says FY27 AUM growth is tracking toward the higher end of 25-30% guidance, with credit cost and margins ahead of plan. Gross NPAs, which rose over three years, are now easing from last year's peak. The company is also weighing a move into gold loans over the next few years.
By: Nigel D'Souza
Tempsens Instruments' electrical heating systems business has grown five-fold as a share of revenue in three years. MD Vinay Rathi explains what's driving the segment and where the next leg of growth could come from.
By: Nimesh Shah, Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
Gautam Chhaochharia of UBS expects stock-specific opportunities to remain in focus as Indian markets navigate high valuations, strong liquidity and continued equity supply.
By: Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
D Arul Selvan, Chief Financial Officer at Cholamandalam Investment & Finance Company Limited, said the company continues to see a positive operating environment and expects the second half of the financial year to remain on track.
