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Tata engines | The luxury branch of the company, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), reported a 24.2 % drop in wholesale sales to 66,165 units in the second quarter, while retail sales dropped from 17.1 % to 85,495 units. The company has cited a recent cyber-incident, the progressive elimination of former Jaguar models and the increase in American customs tariffs as key factors for this decline.
2 / 10Godrej consumer products | GCPL is expecting growth in consolidated turnover average in the second quarter of fiscal year 26. TPS discounts on approximately a third of its portfolio, including soaps and shampoos, should support growth driven by volumes, while home care is experiencing strong dynamics and personal care is confronted with a slight decline.
3 / 10Titanium | The company recorded strong growth in the second quarter, with a national activity up 18 %, a jewelry store up 19 % and an international activity up 86 % over a year. The company added 55 new stores, bringing its total to 3,377 points of sale.
4 / 10Firm | The company will carry the cement in bulk via specialized tank containers for ultra-tech, thus moving the freight from the road to the rail. This partnership, the first of its kind, aims to reduce emissions, road congestion and costs while taking advantage of the India Railways network for effective and predictable logistics.
5 / 10Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), Motilal Oswal MF, Bofa Securities, Société Générale and others bought a participation of 2.9 % (13.3 Lakh of shares) in Shaily technical plastics From Lighthouse Funds for ₹ 284 drinks via free market agreements.
6 / 10Lodha developers | Update of the company for the second quarter of fiscal year 26: the preventing increased by 7 % over a year to reach 4,570 crores ₹, while the collections jumped by 13 % to reach 3,480 crores ₹, reflecting a stable demand and a strong dynamic of cash flows.
7 / 10Annant Raj Ltd | The board of directors of the real estate developer approved a placement in a qualified institution (QIP) with a floor price of 695.83 ₹ per share, allowing up to 5 % backing according to SEBI standards. The final price will be set with the leaders.
8 / 10Keystone Realtors Ltée | Update of the second quarter of fiscal year 26: the preventing and the collections both increased by 9 % over one year to reach 763 crores ₹ and 601 crores ₹ respectively. The company also launched 1 new project with a salable area of ​​0.21 MSF and a GDV estimated at ₹ 949 crore.
9 / 10Saatvik Green Energy Ltée | The company obtained 488 crores ₹ new orders from solar photovoltaic modules for exercise 26, including 219.6 Broats ₹ via its subsidiary.
10 / 10Sh Kelkar | The manufacturer of perfumes and aromas announced an increase of 13 % of one year on the other of its turnover consolidated at 1,140 crushes ₹ for the first half of the year 26, with a net debt at 698 crores ₹ on September 30, 2025.
