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UltraTech Cement Q3 Result: 27% jump in profit, strong rise in revenue too, check the highlights of the result – ultratech cement q3 result net profit jumps over 26 percent revenue rise 22 percent share price may move fast

UltraTech Cement Q3 Result: UltraTech Cement today released its business results for December 2025 quarter and it was revealed that the company’s revenue increased by more than 22% and profit also increased by almost 27%. Also, despite increasing costs, its operating margin has increased. Now, when the stock market opens on January 27, its impact on the shares may be visible. Trading in the domestic stock market will remain closed on 26 January on the occasion of Republic Day. Talking about the current status of UltraTech Cement shares, on Friday, January 23, it closed at ₹ 12368.30 on BSE with a slight gain of 0.03%.

UltraTech Cement Q3 Result: Special points

At the consolidated level in the third quarter of the current financial year 2026 October-December 2025, the operational revenue of UltraTech Cement jumped by 22.78% year-on-year to ₹ 21829.68 crore and the net profit increased by 26.84% to ₹ 1,729.44 crore. At the operating level too, the company’s results proved to be excellent and its operating profit jumped by 35.22% to ₹3,915 crore. Besides, its operating profit margin also improved from 16.28% to 17.94% during this period. This increase in its margins has come despite the jump in expenses. During this period, the total expenses of the company increased by 19.93% to ₹ 19,588.54 crore.

The cement company also cited a one-time expense of ₹88 crore on account of additional gratuity and leave encashment obligations due to the new labor codes effective from November 21, 2025. The company’s overall capacity utilization improved from 72% to 77% in the December 2025 quarter.

How were the shares in one year?

Shares of UltraTech, the country’s largest cement company, were at ₹ 10,053.00 last year on February 28, 2025, which is a one-year record low for its shares. From this low level, it jumped 30.33% in just seven months to reach ₹ 13,101.80 on 4 September 2025, which is a record high level for its shares.

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Intel’s stock boomed! For the first time in 17 months, a big decline of 17% was seen, due to which shares were sold heavily – Intel Corp shares plunged 17 percent worst decline in 17 months here are the reasons

Intel Corp There has been a huge decline of 17% in the shares. For the first time in 17 months the stock has fallen so badly. There was a strong selloff in the stock after CEO Lip-Boo Tan gave a disappointing forecast and warned of facing manufacturing problems. The company’s revenue and earnings estimates for the January-March 2026 quarter fell well short of Wall Street estimates. In a conference call with analysts, Tan said it will take time as well as determination to get the company back on track, according to Bloomberg. This statement sent the shares further lower.

Production disruptions have hampered Intel’s comeback effort. This is disappointing for investors who were expecting more growth from new products. Intel, the largest maker of processors for personal computers, is struggling with low manufacturing yield. This yield is the percentage of usable chips coming out of the company’s factories. Fulfilling orders has become difficult due to low yields.

According to Bloomberg, CEO Tan said in an interview that demand is strong, and the company is working hard to fix its manufacturing problems. Intel shares fell to $45.09 on Friday. This is the biggest fall seen in a single day since August 2024.

Supply will increase every quarter this year

The company will not have additional supply, particularly of lucrative server computer chips, until the end of the first quarter, the company’s Chief Financial Officer Dave Zinsner said in a conference call with analysts. It will take several months for Intel to make more products. Zinsner said supply will increase every quarter this year. Expenditure on new plants and equipment in 2026 will be the same as last year. Any increase in output from new machinery will not occur until 2027.

US government stake in Intel

According to Bloomberg’s calculations, the US government still has a significant advantage over its 5.6 percent stake in Intel. The government had bought the stake for a total of about $8.9 billion and the US holding is currently worth about $20.4 billion on paper. Technically, taxpayers hold only about 27.46 crore shares. The rest is in an escrow account awaiting additional funds from a program. This program provides safe chip production to the government for military needs. However, according to US Securities and Exchange Commission regulations, all shares are included on Intel’s balance sheet.

Intel has said that its revenue for the January-March 2026 quarter will range from $11.7 billion to $12.7 billion. The company’s revenue fell 4.1 percent to $13.7 billion in the October-December 2025 quarter. Excluding a few items, profit was 15 cents per share. Last year its annual revenue was $53 billion.

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There was devastation in the stock market due to these 7 reasons – which 7 factors led to stock market fall on friday 23rd January 2026 watch video to know

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Share Market Crash: Indian stock markets again witnessed a huge fall on Friday 23 January. Sensex fell by 800 points during trading. Whereas Nifty fell below 25,050. Except for Thursday, this entire week there was heavy selling in Sensex and Nifty. Sensex fell by almost 2000 points this entire week

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Who did insider trading in Yes Bank shares? – who did insider trading in yes bank shares watch video to know what sebi said about it

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Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has caught a big case of insider trading in Yes Bank shares. According to SEBI, this insider trading took place during the stake sale of Yes Bank in July 2022. SEBI has issued show cause notices to 19 people, including current and former executives of big consultancy firms like PwC and EY, in this case.

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Troubled by the loss! Sell small cap shares? – investors suffering losses in smallcap stocks what should investors do in smallcap stocks

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Small cap stocks have been hit the hardest by the recent fall in the stock market. Investors are not able to understand whether they should maintain their investments or SIP in these smallcap stocks or sell them. If we look at small cap mutual fund schemes, this confusion increases even more. On one hand, statistics say that about 90 percent of smallcap mutual funds have beaten their benchmark index. But on the other hand, the truth is that not a single smallcap fund has given positive returns to its investors in the last one year. Yes, not even a single fund. What has happened to small cap stocks? Why are experts still calling their valuation worrisome and the most important question is, what should investors in small cap stocks do next? let’s understand it

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Big statement from IndusInd Bank: No financial loss now from BFIL issue, but investigation still going on – indusind bank says no additional financial impact is expected from bharat financial inclusion limited issues

IndusInd Bank has said that the matters under review related to its microfinance subsidiary, Bharat Financial Inclusion Limited (BFIL), are not expected to have any additional financial impact on the bank. However, the statutory auditor of BFIL, in its Limited Review Report issued for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025, has still retained its qualified conclusions pending completion of the investigation.

IndusInd Bank released the results for the December quarter of its current financial year on Friday, January 23. During this, the bank said that it has re-examined the matters related to BFIL. According to the management, these issues were already highlighted in the previous quarter and despite the fresh investigation, the bank’s assessment has not changed. “As assessed in the previous quarter, no additional financial impact is expected going forward,” the bank said.

However, the statutory auditor of BFIL still maintained qualified findings in its limited review report dated January 21, 2026. The auditor says that some processes of the subsidiary company have not yet been completely closed. The management said, “This qualification was also there in the previous quarter. This is not a qualification of the financial results of the bank, but is related to the financial data of the subsidiary company and is related to the events of certain previous years.”

In the post-results investor call, IndusInd Bank’s management clarified to investors that this audit qualification is not a new matter and has no impact on IndusInd Bank’s standalone or consolidated financial results. The management said, “This issue was also present in the previous quarter. This is not an objection to the financial results of the bank, but pertains to the accounts of the subsidiary and is related to certain events in the previous years.”

He further said that the financial impact related to these matters has been completely covered through provisions in the previous years. The focus of the current investigation is primarily on holding staff accountable and formally closing the investigation process, and not on identifying any new financial loss. Management reiterated, “The process that is underway is for staff accountability and to see if any aspects are left open. There will be no new financial impact.”

The bank’s management has described the auditor’s comments as procedural and not negative. He said the auditors have made it clear that they cannot decide whether any further aspects need to be examined until the investigation is complete. “This is just a qualified report stating that till the investigation is completed, it cannot be decided whether there are any further matters worth looking into. But all the financial implications have already been covered,” a senior executive said.

When asked whether the matter related to past frauds or defaults at the ground level, the management replied in the affirmative, reiterating that all such cases had already been identified and accounted for. The bank finally stressed that the qualification issued on BFIL will have no financial impact on IndusInd Bank’s books, whether standalone or consolidated.

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IndusInd Bank Q3 Results: Huge decline of 89% in profit, interest income also reduced, check special things – indusind bank q3 results net profit plunges 89 percent yoy to rupees 161 crore nii falls 13 percent share price closes red

IndusInd Bank Q3 Results: IndusInd Bank today released its December 2025 business results after the close of equity market trading. In the December quarter, the bank’s net profit slipped 89% year-on-year and net interest income i.e. NII (Net Interest Income) also slipped 13%. Its effect can now be seen on the shares when the stock market opens on the next trading day i.e. Tuesday 27th January. Talking about today, it closed at ₹ 893.10 with a fall of 1.04% on BSE due to weak market sentiment before the results were announced. It fell 1.50% to ₹889.00 intra-day.

IndusInd Bank Q3 Results: Highlights

IndusInd Bank’s standalone net profit fell by 88.50% to ₹161.16 crore in the third quarter October-December 2025 of the current financial year 2026. However, after incurring a loss of ₹444.79 crore in the second quarter of FY26, the bank’s profit increased on a quarterly basis due to reduction in provisions. The bank’s net interest income i.e. NII (Net Interest Income) also fell by 12.75% on an annual basis to ₹ 4561.65 crore in the December 2025 quarter. Talking about the asset quality of the bank, the gross NPA ratio improved from 3.60% to 3.56% on a quarterly basis but the net NPA ratio remained stable at 1.04%.

Rajiv Anand, MD and CEO of IndusInd Bank, says that in the December 2025 quarter, the bank’s focus will be on reducing unprofitable loans and deposits and improving its balance sheet by being cautious on microfinance disbursements. The bank’s operating performance remained almost stable with pre-provision operating profit rising 11% quarter-on-quarter to ₹2,270 crore. The bank’s CMD said that asset quality trends across all core businesses remained almost stable, except microfinance where the industry is now showing initial signs of recovery. Overall the bank has returned to profitability with a net profit of ₹128 crore.

According to Rajeev Anand, the bank’s balance sheet remains strong, with adequate capital, excess liquidity and reduction in the stressed asset pool. In an exchange filing, the bank revealed that the provision coverage ratio improved to 71.5% at the end of December 2025. The bank’s provision and contingencies increased from ₹1743.63 crore to ₹2088.60 crore in the December quarter on an annual basis. Total loan related to bank’s provisions

How were the shares in one year?

IndusInd Bank shares were at ₹ 1,086.50 last year on February 7, 2025, which is a one-year record high for its shares. From this high, it slipped 44.28% in a single month to ₹605.40 on March 12, 2025, which is a one-year record low for its shares.

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Stock Market Live Update: Sensex falls 700 points, Nifty slips below 25,100, pressure in mid-smallcap shares – live stock market today January 23 updates bse nse sensex nifty latest news crude indigo bandhan bank premier energies syngene go digit dlf home first finance share price

Stock Market Live Update: Dollar ready for worst week this year, pressure on Yen before BOJ

The US dollar was set for its biggest weekly decline this year after President Donald Trump’s Greenland threats and sudden changes spooked investors, while the yen wavered near a one-week low ahead of a Bank of Japan policy decision on Friday.

The dollar index, which measures the US currency against six units, was at 98.329 after falling 0.58% in the previous session, on track for a 1% decline, its worst performance in a week since January 2025.

The euro was steady at $1.1751, near a three-week high earlier in the week, while sterling rose to $1.3496, near a two-week high in the previous session.

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Aritas Vinyl IPO Listing: Artificial leather company gave a shock, after flat listing the share came to lower circuit at ₹ 47 – aritas vinyl ipo listing shares debut flat aritas vinyl share price slips to lower circuit

Aritas Vinyl IPO Listing: Shares of Aritas Vinyl, which manufactures technical textiles and supplies them in the country and abroad, had a flat entry on the BSE SME platform today. Its IPO received more than 2 times the overall bid on the basis of retail investors. Shares have been issued under the IPO at a price of ₹47. Today it has entered BSE at ₹ 47.00, which means IPO investors did not get any listing gain. IPO investors were further shocked when the shares crashed. It fell to the lower circuit of ₹ 44.65 (Aritas Vinyl Share Price) which means IPO investors are now at 5% loss.

How will Aritas Vinyl IPO money be spent?

Aeritas Vinyl’s ₹38 crore IPO was open for subscription from January 16-20. This IPO received a good response from investors and overall it was subscribed 2.21 times. In this, the portion reserved for Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) was 1.00 times (ex-anchor), the portion for Non-Institutional Investors (NII) was 1.24 times and the portion for retail investors was 2.88 times. New shares worth ₹33 crore have been issued under this IPO. Apart from this, 9,84,400 shares with face value of ₹ 10 have been sold under the offer for sale window. The shareholders who sold the shares have received the money from the offer for sale. Of the money raised through new shares, ₹4.26 crore will be spent on capital expenditure of the solar power project, ₹20.45 crore will be spent on working capital requirements and the remaining money will be spent on general corporate purposes.

About Aritas Vinyl

Eritas, founded in the year 2020, manufactures artificial leather such as vinyl PU synthetic leather and PVC-coated leather. The company makes it through transfer coating technology which is used in industries like automotive, fashion and interior design. Its products are also exported to many countries including Greece, Oman, UAE, Sri Lanka, America. Its manufacturing facility is in Ahmedabad.

Talking about the financial health of the company, it is continuously getting stronger. It had a net profit of ₹99 lakh in FY 2023, which jumped to ₹1.67 crore in the next FY 2024 and then to ₹4.13 crore in FY 2025. During this period, the total income of the company also increased at a compound growth rate (CAGR) of more than 38% annually to ₹ 98.02 crore. Talking about the current financial year 2026, the company has achieved net profit of ₹ 2.42 crore and total income of ₹ 40.58 crore in April-August 2025. At the end of August 2025, the company had a total debt of ₹37.78 crore while ₹10.21 crore was lying in reserves and surplus.

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