Prashant Nair is the National News Editor at CNBC-TV18, where he leads the reporting team and has spent nearly 15 years covering India's leading companies. He is recognized for his insightful commentary on financial markets, particularly stock markets, and has reported on significant global events like the World Economic Forum in Davos. Prashant's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, CNBC-TV18, and Metals Daily.
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By: Prashant Nair, Mangalam Maloo
Baskar Subramanian, Co-founder, CEO and Managing Director of Amagi Media, said cloud migration contributes roughly 25% of the company's revenue, while the largest share, about 55%, comes from streaming infrastructure that helps customers distribute content across OTT platforms worldwide.
By: Mangalam Maloo, Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
IKIGAI Asset Manager's Pankaj Tibrewal sees a weaker rupee boosting India's export competitiveness, creating opportunities across auto parts, engineering, chemicals, textiles and electronics manufacturing.
By: Nigel D Souza, Prashant Nair, Mangalam Maloo
Viral Shah, Senior VP at IIFL Capital, said that credit growth trends remain healthy and asset quality is holding up despite economic uncertainties. Shah remains positive on diversified lenders such as Shriram Finance and Cholamandalam Investment, while cautioning that gold financiers remain heavily dependent on movements in gold prices.
By: Prashant Nair
Former MCX chief Mrugank Paranjape said the NSE IPO could attract long-term capital from sovereign funds and other global investors, while unlocking capital held by institutions such as SBI and LIC for future investments.
By: Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
Moshe Katri of Wedbush Securities said valuations have fallen below the seven-to-eight-times EV/EBITDA range that investors previously viewed as the floor, making it difficult to call a bottom. He added that upcoming IPOs of Anthropic and OpenAI could help improve sentiment towards the IT services sector.
By: Prashant Nair
Doc Talk | Heart attacks are increasingly affecting men in their 30s and 40s. Cardiologist explains how chronic stress, lifestyle habits, and silent warning signs are driving this worrying trend.
By: Prashant Nair, Mangalam Maloo, Nigel D Souza
Robert Subbaraman, Head of Global Macro Research at Nomura Singapore, expects lower oil prices to ease inflation pressures, support growth and strengthen the rupee, while maintaining a Fed-on-hold view despite rising risks of a US rate hike.
By: Prashant Nair, Mangalam Maloo
Prashant Biyani, Vice President-Institutional Equity at Elara Securities, expects sugar stocks to remain range-bound due to government intervention in both sugar production and ethanol diversion. He prefers Balrampur Chini among listed sugar companies.
By: Mangalam Maloo, Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
Sivaramakrishnan Ganapathi, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Gokaldas Exports, expects profitability to improve after a subdued FY26, when higher tariffs weighed on earnings. He said easing tariff pressures and a recovery in demand should help drive margin expansion in the coming quarters.
By: Mangalam Maloo, Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
Neeraj Seth, Founder and CIO of 3R Investment Management, expects financial stocks to benefit from credit growth and corporate capex, while global AI-driven flows may limit a strong return of foreign investors. Seth remains cautious on IT services in the near term, sees long-term value in gold and expects export-oriented sectors such as textiles to gain from trade agreements and currency trends.
