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Nitin Spinners expects steady yarn demand and stable margins in FY27, while new capacity, renewable energy savings and higher fabric sales could support growth.

Rising wealth, promoter exits and a new generation of investors are expected to drive family office assets higher, with AI, private markets, REITs and InvITs gaining favour.

Swapnil Shah, Managing Director of Senores Pharmaceuticals, said he expects the company to deliver 30-40% revenue growth in FY27 and around 60% profit growth.

Skyways Air Services plans to use ₹216 crore of IPO proceeds to reduce debt and expects ₹16-18 crore in interest savings this year, CMD Yashpal Sharma said.

Ravi Chawla, MD & CEO of Gulf Oil Lubricants India, said the company is maintaining a 12-14% margin band despite higher costs and plans to increase capacity at both plants by 70%.

PPFAS IFSC has cut the minimum initial investment for its S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 Fund of Fund schemes to $500 from $5,000, lowering the entry threshold for investors seeking US equity exposure through the GIFT City route.

The proposed $103,265 H-1B visa fee could change hiring strategies across India's IT sector, according to GTT Data Solutions Chairman Ganesh Natarajan. While he expects legal challenges to the proposal, he says a combination of higher visa costs and AI adoption could push companies to prioritise experienced professionals over fresh graduates for US assignments.

Piyush Pandey, Senior Vice President at Centrum India expects Vodafone Idea to need ₹35,000-40,000 crore of external funding to support its 4G and 5G expansion plans.

The House of Abhinandan Lodha plans to invest over ₹1,000 crore in its Alibaug joint venture with Nitco Tiles, with approvals expected within 12-15 months and development spread over seven years. The company is also expanding into township and villa projects while keeping a future IPO on its long-term roadmap.

The latest price hike by IGL will ease margin pressure for the company and improve its earnings before interest tax depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) per kg, according to analysts.