Stocks in Focus: Global investment bank Goldman Sachs India has bought shares of some Indian companies. Despite market volatility, the move shows Goldman Sachs remains confident about companies with strong fundamentals and long-term growth potential.
The market keeps a special eye on such new stake of institutional investors like Goldman Sachs. Because this indicates which sectors and companies are seeing future earning potential.
Let us know that Goldman Sachs India has taken new stake during the December quarter (Q3 FY26).
WeWork India Management Limited is actually the Indian arm of the global WeWork network. The company provides flexible workspace, co-working and collaborative office solutions for startups, large corporates and freelancers.
Goldman Sachs India Limited picked up a new stake of 1.50% in the company in the December 2025 quarter. The total value of this stake was around Rs 117.9 crore, which includes around 20.28 lakh shares.
Shares of WeWork India closed at Rs 568, down 0.53% in the last trading session. The stock has fallen 9.65% in the last 6 months. The market cap of WeWork India is around Rs 7.61 thousand crore.
Inox India Limited deals in cryogenic equipment solutions. The company provides services such as design, engineering, manufacturing and installation for projects related to industrial gas, LNG storage and distribution. It is an important company of Inox Group and has a strong presence in sectors related to energy transition.
Goldman Sachs India Limited picked up a new stake of 2.2% in Inox India in the December 2025 quarter. The total value of this investment was around Rs 212.7 crore and included around 19.58 lakh shares.
Shares of Inox India closed 1.54% higher at Rs 1,117.50 on Friday. The stock has risen 21.93% in the last 1 year. The market cap of the company is around Rs 10.13 thousand crore.
Midwest Limited is a leading company in natural stone processing. It is especially known for its premium granite, such as Black Galaxy, obtained from South India. The company is also expanding into mining, processing and exports as well as new segments like precision tools and quartz surfaces.
Goldman Sachs India Limited picked up a new stake of 2.90% in Midwest Limited in the Dec 2025 quarter. The total value of this investment was around Rs 131.2 crore and included around 10.35 lakh shares.
Shares of Midwest Limited fell 1.74% to close at Rs 1,324 in the last trading session. The company has given returns of about 16 percent in the last 6 months. Its market cap is Rs 4.79 thousand crore.
Q3 Results: Semiconductor company’s profit fell by 60%, revenue jumped; Will keep an eye on shares
Disclaimer: The advice or opinions expressed on Moneycontrol.com are the personal views of the expert/brokerage firm. The website or management is not responsible for this. Moneycontrol advises users to always seek the advice of a certified expert before taking any investment decision.