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Volumes spurt at PTC Industries Ltd counter

Volumes spurt at PTC Industries Ltd counter

by | Jun 1, 2026 | Share Market


PTC Industries Ltd registered volume of 2.44 lakh shares by 14:14 IST on NSE, a 22.99 fold spurt over two-week average daily volume of 10633 shares

NMDC Steel Ltd, Redington Ltd, Olectra Greentech Ltd, Anant Raj Ltd are among the other stocks to see a surge in volumes on NSE today, 01 June 2026.

PTC Industries Ltd registered volume of 2.44 lakh shares by 14:14 IST on NSE, a 22.99 fold spurt over two-week average daily volume of 10633 shares. The stock rose 12.93% to Rs.18,285.00. Volumes stood at 18835 shares in the last session.

NMDC Steel Ltd saw volume of 1002.33 lakh shares by 14:14 IST on NSE, a 18.16 fold spurt over two-week average daily volume of 55.20 lakh shares. The stock increased 11.54% to Rs.49.77. Volumes stood at 50.76 lakh shares in the last session.

 

Redington Ltd notched up volume of 311.51 lakh shares by 14:14 IST on NSE, a 9.33 fold spurt over two-week average daily volume of 33.38 lakh shares. The stock rose 5.65% to Rs.237.00. Volumes stood at 53.66 lakh shares in the last session.

Olectra Greentech Ltd registered volume of 28.47 lakh shares by 14:14 IST on NSE, a 6.52 fold spurt over two-week average daily volume of 4.37 lakh shares. The stock rose 4.75% to Rs.1,236.00. Volumes stood at 4.83 lakh shares in the last session.

Anant Raj Ltd recorded volume of 77.78 lakh shares by 14:14 IST on NSE, a 4.98 times surge over two-week average daily volume of 15.63 lakh shares. The stock gained 4.68% to Rs.538.20. Volumes stood at 34.3 lakh shares in the last session.

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Festive smartphone demand may stall as buyers push back on rising prices

Festive smartphone demand may stall as buyers push back on rising prices

by | Jun 1, 2026 | Technology



India’s smartphone market may be heading into a demand slowdown during the 2026 festive season, not because of weak intent, but because of rising prices that buyers are increasingly unwilling to absorb.

 


According to a joint study by Trakin Tech and Techarc, based on a survey of 5,958 prospective buyers, 54 per cent of intended demand may not convert into purchases if prices continue to rise beyond expectations. The report frames this as delayed demand rather than a collapse.

 


The survey followed Q1 CY2026 data by market intelligence entities such as Counterpoint, which reported that India’s smartphone shipments declined 3 per cent year-on-year in Q1 CY2026, marking the weakest first quarter in six years. It also projected a full-year decline of around 10 per cent, pointing to softer demand heading into the festive period — a trend that the study also reflects.

 


Demand is pausing, not disappearing


The headline number, 54 per cent demand erosion, appears severe at first glance. However, the underlying behaviour suggests deferral rather than abandonment.

 


The report stated that 48 per cent of surveyed buyers would delay purchases until prices stabilise, while 6 per cent indicated a shift to the second-hand market.

 


This creates a paradox for brands: demand visibility weakens in the short term, even as underlying intent remains intact.

 


As per the report’s interpretation, the festive cycle (July to December), traditionally a volume driver, may now act more as a pricing trigger. If pricing does not align with expectations, conversion shifts forward rather than disappears. This introduces volatility into quarterly sales planning, particularly for brands dependent on festive spikes.


Pricing pressure


The report attributed the current pressure not to weak demand, but to supply-side cost inflation. It notes that smartphone prices have already risen 8–12 per cent on average between January and May 2026, driven largely by increases in NAND flash and DRAM costs.

 


This trend is already visible in the market, with brands revising prices even after launch.

 


For instance, OnePlus has increased the price of its Nord 6 twice within a short span, pushing the base variant from Rs 38,999 at launch to Rs 42,999. Similarly, the Nothing Phone 3a Lite, which launched at Rs 20,999, is now listed at Rs 27,999. Several other brands, including Vivo and Samsung, have also adjusted pricing across models.


Such post-launch price increases weaken the value proposition typically associated with festive purchases, where buyers expect discounts rather than higher prices.

 


In IDC’s Q1 CY2026 report, Upasana Joshi, Senior Research Manager, Devices Research Asia/Pacific, said, “In a value-conscious market like India, consumers have traditionally delayed purchases in anticipation of festive discounts and promotional offers. However, that pattern is unlikely to hold in the current cycle.”

 


The broader cost environment also suggests that this shift may not reverse anytime soon.

 


“With the global memory shortage expected to continue into 2027 and rupee depreciation adding further cost pressure, smartphone prices are set to rise further across segments,” Joshi noted.

 


This weakens the assumption of a near-term price correction. If costs remain elevated, brands have limited room to absorb increases without affecting margins, particularly in the mid-range and entry segments.


Mid-range weakens as premium holds firm


The report highlighted that the impact of rising prices is not uniform across segments.

 


It identified the Rs 15,000–30,000 segment as the most vulnerable, with the highest deferral volume and a significant share of buyers (22 per cent in this band) opting to downtrade.

 


By contrast, the report stated that owners of ultra-premium devices (above Rs 1,00,000) show far lower sensitivity, with only 30.9 per cent deferring purchases and 44.4 per cent willing to buy regardless of price.

 


At a brand level, this resilience is most visible among Apple buyers, who record a commitment score of 54 — one of the highest in the study — indicating a stronger willingness to proceed with purchases despite price increases.


Counterpoint also noted that Apple is better positioned to navigate memory price pressures, supported by its premium portfolio and supply chain advantages.

 


Pressure is also building up at the lower end of the market. As entry-level devices become more expensive, buyers are either forced to stretch budgets or delay purchases.

 


However, this shift is not entirely driven by aspiration. Counterpoint describes it as an “affordability squeeze,” where rising prices and broader economic pressures are pushing consumers up the price ladder rather than reflecting stronger purchasing power.


Younger buyers hold the market together


One of the more counterintuitive findings, as per the report, is that younger buyers are the least likely to defer purchases despite rising prices. The report stated that buyers aged 18–24 showed a deferral rate of 43.1 per cent — the lowest among all age groups — compared to 54.8 per cent for those in the 35–44 bracket, which is the most price-sensitive cohort.

 


This showed that a younger, more aspirational cohort is both more willing to buy and more open to financing options such as EMI, which the report highlighted as a growing purchase pathway.

 


However, it should also be noted that 57 per cent of respondents in the study fall within the 18–24 age group, and since the study focuses on active, online, tech-engaged users, the behaviour of older and more price-sensitive buyers may be underrepresented.


Financing and refurbished channels move mainstream


The report also pointed to a shift in purchase pathways driven by affordability constraints. It noted that buyers who have previously used equated monthly instalment (EMI) are 3.5 times more likely to use financing again. This suggests that affordability constraints are increasingly being managed through credit rather than price correction.

 


However, this trend is uneven. Earlier, in an interview with Business Standard, Sumit Singh, SVP and Product Head at Lava International, said financing options remain limited in the entry-level segment.

 


“EMI adoption in this segment is only around 9 per cent, compared to 30–35 per cent for the overall industry. These users are often not salaried and don’t have access to easy financing. Even small price increases can push them out of the market,” Singh said.

 


Meanwhile, a growing share of consumers (six per cent) is open to refurbished devices. For brands, this introduces competition outside their control.

 


Brands such as Samsung have begun selling refurbished devices directly through their own channels, offering the same one-year warranty as new products, signalling a more formal push by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) into the pre-owned segment.


Festive discounts may not be enough this year


The report suggested that a large share of buyers are entering the festive season with a willingness to wait rather than buy at current prices. It states that 48 per cent of intended buyers would postpone their purchase if prices rise beyond expectations, indicating that demand this year is highly conditional.

 


This shifts the role of the festive season. Instead of driving fresh demand, it becomes a test of whether pricing — through discounts, offers, or financing — is enough to unlock purchases that are already being held back.

 


“The intended buyers show divergently different signs of resilience and cohort behaviours which the brands need to bedrock their strategy on,” said Faisal Kawoosa, Founder and Chief Analyst at Techarc.

 


For consumers, that means the usual festive playbook may not hold. The choice is no longer just which phone to buy, but whether to delay, downgrade, or commit to longer payment cycles.

 


As Arun Prabhudesai, Founder of Trakin Tech, said, “India’s next growth cycle will not be won only by better specs; it will be won by brands that make technology feel affordable again.”

 


However, the report also indicates that price pressures are likely to persist into 2027 due to component costs. This suggests that waiting may not necessarily lead to significantly lower prices — forcing buyers to make more constrained decisions even during peak sale periods.



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गुजरात की हार पर भड़के सुनील गावस्कर, कहा- BCCI को एक दिन मैच आगे बढ़ा देना चाहिए था

गुजरात की हार पर भड़के सुनील गावस्कर, कहा- BCCI को एक दिन मैच आगे बढ़ा देना चाहिए था

by | Jun 1, 2026 | Sports


आईपीएल 2026 का फाइनल मुकाबला रॉयल चैलेंजर्स बैंगलुरु और गुजरात टाइटंस के बीच नरेंद्र मोदी स्टेडियम, अहमदाबाद में खेला गया. रॉयल चैलेंजर्स बैंगलुरु ने गुजरात टाइटंस को 5 विकेट से हराकर ये मुकाबला जीत लिया.

आईपीएल इतिहास में रॉयल चैलेंजर्स बैंगलुरु ने लगातार दूसरी बार खिताब जीता है. गुजरात टाइटंस ने 2022 में आखिरी आईपीएल ट्रॉफी का खिताब जीता था. गुजरात टाइटंस के लिए यह फाइनल मुकाबला करो या मरो वाला था.

मैच के परिणाम के बाद पूर्व दिग्गज क्रिकेटर सुनिल गावस्कर ने नाराज़गी जताते हुए, बीसीसीआई को दोषी ठहराया. सुनिल गावस्कर ने कहा बीसीसीआई को रिजर्व डे को इस्तमाल करना चहिए था.

दरअसल फाइनल मुकाबले के लिए गुजरात टाइटंस की तैयारी बिल्कुल भी अच्छी नहीं रही थी, क्योंकि खराब मौसम के कारण गुजरात टाइटंस की टीम बहुत देर से अहमदाबाद पहुंची थी. शुक्रवार खेले गए क्वालीफायर-2 मुकाबले में राजस्थान रॉसल्स को हराकर गुजरात टाइटंस की टीम को शनिवार दोपहार में अहमदाबाद के लिए चार्टर्ड फ्लाइट से उड़ान भरनी थी.

लेकिन पंजाब समेत कई उत्तर-पश्चिम भारत में आए तेज तूफान और बारिश के चलते चड़ीगढ़ एयरपोर्ट का सारा काम-धाम ठप पड़ गया और फ्लाइट को रवाना होनें में देरी के कारण गुजरात टाइटंस की टीम 10:30 के करीब अहमदाबाद पहुंची. इसके चलते गुजरात टाइटंस की टीम को 18 घंटे से भी कम समय का वक्त मिला तैयारी के लिए.

जिसके चलते फाइनल जैसे बड़े मुकाबले में गुजरात टाइटंस की टीम जिस फॉर्म से खेलना चाहती थी वे मौका शायद उनको न मिल सका.

बीसीसीआई के उपर उठे सवाल 

आईपीएल इतिहास में पहली बार देखने को मिला था कि कोई टीम फाइनल मुकाबले से एक दिन पहले इतना लंबा सफर तय कर मैच खेलने आई हो. सुनील गावस्कर समेत गुजरात टाइटंस के फैंस भी बीसीसीआई के रिजर्व डे न देने के फैसले से नाखुश दिखे.

इस मैच के बाद गुजरात टाइटंस के सभी फैंस को 2023 वाला मुकाबला याद आ गया. 2023 में भी बारिश के कारण चैन्नई सुपर किंग्स और गुजरात टाइटंस के बीच खेले जाने वाले मुकाबले को रिजर्व डे में डाला दिया गया था. हालंकि चैन्नई सुपर किंग्स रविंद्र जाडेजा द्वारा लगाए गए छक्के और चौके के चलते मैच जीत गई थी.



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Stock Market Live, June 1: Sensex volatile in noon trade, Nifty holds above 23,500 amid Iran talks caution and FPI outflows

Stock Market Live, June 1: Sensex volatile in noon trade, Nifty holds above 23,500 amid Iran talks caution and FPI outflows

by | Jun 1, 2026 | Business


Kingfa Science: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 59.1 Cr vs 41.9 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 578 Cr vs 469 Cr (YoY) (Positive) 

Gujarat Industries Power: Q4 SL Net Profit Rs. 327 Cr vs 69.70 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 430 Cr vs 340 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

Lumax Auto Tech: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 88.10 Cr vs 58.40 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 1420 Cr vs 1133 Cr (YoY) (Positive) 

Knowledge Marine: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 23.50 Crvs 10.50 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 67.60 Cr vs 47.50 Cr (YoY) (Positive) 

Rubicon Research: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 76.80 Cr vs 36.20 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 514 Cr vs 360 Cr (YoY) (Positive) 

Premier Explosives: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 6.60 Cr vs 3.70 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 89.20 Cr vs 74.10 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

Everest Kanto Cylinder: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 45.90 Cr vs 13.30 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 360 Cr vs 420 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

Olectra: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 55.5 Cr vs 20.7 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 644 Cr vs 448 Cr (YoY) (Positive) 

Swan Corp: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 268 Cr vs loss 17.7 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 870 Cr vs 850 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

NMDC Steel: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 392 Cr vs loss 473 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 3879 Cr vs 2838 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

NMDC: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 2018 Cr vs 1483 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 11343 Cr vs 7005 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

Glenmark: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 301 Cr vs 5.0 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 3771 Cr vs 3256 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

Bajaj HInd: Q4 Cons Net Profit Rs. 391 Cr vs 34 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 1669 Cr vs 1552 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

Modern Insulators: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 24.60 Cr vs 9.10 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 202 Cr vs 160 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

Gufic Biosciences: Q4 sl Net Profit Rs. 20.60 Cr vs 8 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 252 Cr vs 205 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

GOCL Corp: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 75.10 Cr vs 23 Cr (YoY), Q4 Total Income 78.70 Cr vs 59.60 Cr (YoY) (Positive)

Knr constructions: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 106.1 cr vs Rs 7.6 cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 695.5 cr vs Rs 975.2 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Jayant agro organics: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 20 cr vs 10.9 cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 6.5b vs 6.3b (YoY) (Positive)

EKI Energy: Company has received a licence from the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission, enabling its entry into the electricity trading segment. (Positive)

PNC Infratech: Company has received an EPC contract worth Rs 302.44 crore from the Airports Authority of India. (Positive)

Lupin: Company has secured USFDA approval for its ANDA covering Sodium Sulfate, Magnesium Sulfate, and Potassium Chloride tablets. (Positive)

Reliance Ind/ TCS/ Infosys/ Tata Steel: Moody’s Ratings has upgraded ratings, citing strong financial discipline, diversified operations, and a resilient credit profile. (Positive)

Godrej Prop: Company wins bid for residential land parcel in Greater Noida with est rev potential of over ₹7,000 cr (Positive)

Textile Companies: India waives cotton import duty till Oct 30 to boost supply for textile sector. (Positive)

Cyient: Company enters agreement to acquire TAO Digital, an AI-native data and product engineering solutions firm headquartered in Santa Clara, California, at an EV of $218 m. (Positive)

Hindustan Copper: Company has been awarded a 20-year contract to Lohum Materials to resume operations at its Gujarat Copper Unit. (Positive)

Hemisphere Properties: Company to sell bopkhel, pune land parcel to hypervault ai data center for up to Rs 640.5 cr (Positive)

Tarc Limited: Company projects cumulative cash flows of Rs. 10,000 crore over the next five years; targets FY27 collections of Rs. 1,600–1,800 crore. (Positive)

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals: Company plans to expand its commercial respiratory portfolio in FY27; Winlevi®️ received EU marketing approval with launch slated for FY27 (Positive)

Veranda Learning: Company guides for FY27 Revenue Rs. 670 crore, EBITDA of Rs. 260 crore and pat of Rs. 144 crore, reflecting strong growth over FY26. (Positive)

Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited: Company says India’s first independent 36,000-mt ammonia terminal is on track for completion by Q1 FY27. (Positive)

MSTC: Q4 Cons Net Profit Rs. 77.20 Cr vs 75.50 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 120 Cr vs 88.90 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Praveg: Q4 SL Net Loss Rs. 3.90 Cr vs 3 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 54.40 Cr vs 42.50 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Maan Aluminium: Q4 sl Net Profit Rs. 1.70 Cr vs 3.94 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 254 Cr vs 246 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Bhartiya International: Q4 cons Net Loss Rs. 8.80 Cr vs 14.90 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 310 Cr vs 240 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Salasar Techno Engineering: Q4 cons Net Loss Rs. 12.50 Cr vs loss 5.30 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 444 Cr vs 483 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Ingersoll-Rand: Q4 sl Net Profit Rs. 64.80 Cr vs 67.70 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 300 Cr vs 320 Cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Antony Waste Handling: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 32.5 cr vs Rs 40.0 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 285.7 cr vs Rs 242.6 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Wanbury: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 21.7 cr vs Rs 20.2 cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 164.5 cr vs Rs 172 cr (YoY) (Neutral)

Triveni Engineering and Industries: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 167 Cr vs 187 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 1833 Cr vs 1925 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

Vadilal Enterprises: Q4 sl Net Loss Rs. 4.20 Cr vs loss 8.80 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 290 Cr vs 223 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

Interglobe Aviation: Q4 sl Net Loss Rs. 2660 Cr vs 3070 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 22400 Cr vs 22100 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

MSTC: Q4 Net Profit Rs 77 Cr vs 76.0 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs 119 Cr vs 89 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

IREDA: Q4 Net Profit Rs 493 Cr vs 502.0 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs 2175 Cr vs 1905 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

Antony Waste: Q4 Net Profit Rs 33 Cr vs 40.0 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs 286 Cr vs 243 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

Tilak Nagar: Q4 Net loss Rs 15 Cr vs 77 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs 950 Cr vs 384 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

Tasty bite eatables: Q4 sl Net Profit Rs. 6.01 Cr vs 6.20 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 120 Cr vs 134 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

The Hi-tech gears: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 8.11 vs Rs 9.72 cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs 228.6 cr vs Rs 214.8 (YoY) (Neutral)

Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency: Q4 sl Net Profit Rs. 500 Cr vs 500 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 2140 Cr vs 1900 Cr (YoY) (Neutral) 

Gujarat Gas: Q4 sl Net Profit Rs. 521Cr vs 692 Cr (QoQ), Q4 Revenue Rs. 6000 Cr vs 6100 Cr (QoQ) (Neutral) 

D P Wires: Q4 standalone results Net Profit Rs. 9.39 Cr, up by 132.4% YoY and 177.0% QoQ, Revenue Rs. 129.02 Cr QoQ (Neutral) 

RR Kabel: Company re-designates Mahhesh Kabra as Joint MD w.e.f. June 1, 2026; re-designates Rajesh Kabra as Joint MD w.e.f. June 1, 2026 (Neutral) 

Mamata Machinery: Company CEO Apurva Kane expects FY27 to mark a return to growth with normalising profitability (Neutral) 

Zydus Lifesciences: Share buyback opens June 4 (Neutral)

PB Fintech: Two co-founders of PB Fintech have sold nearly 1 per cent stake in the company for around Rs 665 crore. (Neutral)

BEML: FY26 order book stands at 16,349 cr vs guidance of 22,000 cr (Neutral)

Lupin: Company’s wholly-owned subsidiary Nanomi B.V. (Netherlands) is acquiring the minority stake in Multicare Pharmaceuticals Philippines Inc. (Neutral)

Colgate: Company hikes prices of select toothpaste packs across its portfolio. (Neutral) 

SBI LIFE: Company appoints Ramesh Venkateshamurthy as Deputy CEO (Neutral)

Hero MotoCorp: LIC sold a 2% stake in the automaker, reducing its total shareholding to 5.1%. (Neutral)

Suzlon: SEBI imposes ₹29-cr penalties on Suzlon Energy & key execs in OMS slump sale case. (Neutral)

JSW Steel: Company’s arm retains successful bidder status for Colour Roof India. (Neutral)

Oil Marketing PSUs: Prices of commercial LPG cylinders have been increased by ₹42 per cylinder (Neutral)

Senco Gold ltd: Company sees 6% decline in gold sales as buyers shift toward silver and diamond jewellery (Neutral)

List of stocks included in the short term ASM Framework: Adani Total, Jaykay Enterprises, Novartis. (Neutral) 

List of stocks excluded from ASM Framework: Bharat Wire, Bliss GVS, Jain Resource. (Neutral) 

Circuit filter change from 10% to 5%: HFCL. (Neutral)

Circuit filter change from 20% to 10%: Bliss GVS. (Neutral)

Concord: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 89 Cr vs 140 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 326 Cr vs 430 Cr (YoY). (Negative)

EMS: Q4 Cons Net Profit Rs. 5.60 Cr vs 46.60 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue 120 Cr vs 265 Cr (YoY) (Negative)

Agarwal Industrial Corp: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 15.70 Cr vs 30.50 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 400 Cr vs 823 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

Inox Wind: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 105 Cr vs 187 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 1240 Cr vs 1275 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

Haleos Labs: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 40 Lakhs vs 3 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 75.10 Cr vs 89.10 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

Repro India: Q4 cons Net Loss Rs. 11.30 Cr vs 1.10 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 140 Cr vs 123 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

Radiant Cash: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 5.4 Cr vs 9.8 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 100 Cr vs 104 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

JM FIn: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 165 Cr vs 210 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 950 Cr vs 1004 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

KNR Cons: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 106 Cr vs 139 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 696 Cr vs 975 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

Peninsula: Q4 cons Net Loss Rs. 110 Cr vs 25.2 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 40.0 Cr vs 62.7 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

Dreamfolks: Q4 cons Net Loss Rs. 13 Cr vs profit 14.0 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 52.0 Cr vs 314 Cr (YoY) (Negative) 

Hinduja Global: Q4 cons Net Loss 6.30 Cr vs 3.80 Cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 1080 Cr vs 1160 Cr (YoY) (Negative)

Pashupati Cotspin: Q4 sl Net Profit Rs. 1.72 cr vs Rs 7.2 cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 170.2 Cr vs Rs 128.2 (YoY) (Negative)

Mamata machinery: Q4 cons Net Profit Rs. 0.01 cr vs Rs 27.1 cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs. 73.7 cr vs Rs 111.0 cr (YoY) (Negative)

IRCTC: Company receives statutory notice from FSSAI over food safety violations; serious hygiene lapses (Negative)

Jupiter Wagons: Q4 Net Profit Rs. 27.2 Cr vs Rs 102.5 cr (YoY), Q4 Revenue Rs 780.1 cr vs Rs 1044.55 (YoY) (Negative)

Jubilant Pharmova: Company has received a USFDA warning letter for its Canada facility post an inspection at the Montreal unit. (Negative)



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IPL 2026 खत्म, अब टीम इंडिया का अगला मैच कब? एक्शन में दिखेंगे विराट-रोहित; नोट कर लें शेड्यूल

IPL 2026 खत्म, अब टीम इंडिया का अगला मैच कब? एक्शन में दिखेंगे विराट-रोहित; नोट कर लें शेड्यूल

by | Jun 1, 2026 | Sports


इंडियन प्रीमियर लीग का 19वां संस्करण (IPL 2026) समाप्त हो गया है. रॉयल चैलेंजर्स बेंगलुरु ने फाइनल में गुजरात टाइटन्स को हराकर अपना दूसरा खिताब जीत लिया है. अब एक दूसरे के खिलाफ खेल रहे विराट कोहली और शुभमन गिल एक साथ टीम इंडिया के लिए खेलते हुए नजर आएंगे. भारत के अगले मैच के लिए फैंस को लंबा इंतजार नहीं करना पड़ेगा. चलिए जानते हैं भारत का अगला मैच कब और किसके साथ है, साथ में देखें जून का पूरा शेड्यूल.

टीम इंडिया का अगला मैच कब है?

भारत पहला मैच अफगानिस्तान के खिलाफ खेलेगी. अफगानिस्तान भारत दौरे पर एक टेस्ट और 3 मैचों की वनडे सीरीज खेलेगी. शुरुआत टेस्ट से होगी, जो 6 से 10 जून के बीच न्यू चंडीगढ़ (मुल्लांपुर) में खेला जाना है. मैच प्रति दिन सुबह 9:30 बजे से शुरू होगा. शुभमन गिल कप्तान हैं, केएल राहुल को उपकप्तान बनाया गया है. मानव सुथार, गुरनूर बरार और हर्ष दुबे को पहली बार नेशनल टीम में जगह मिली है.

जून में भारतीय टीम का शेड्यूल

भारत और अफगानिस्तान के बीच 3 मैचों की वनडे सीरीज 13 जून से शुरू होगी. दूसरा मैच 17 और तीसरा वनडे 20 जून को है. BCCI ने स्क्वॉड का ऐलान कर दिया है, विराट कोहली और रोहित शर्मा भी इसमें शामिल हैं. हालांकि बोर्ड ने साफ किया है कि हार्दिक पांड्या और रोहित का खेलना उनकी फिटनेस पर निर्भर करेगा. इसके बाद भारत आयरलैंड दौरे पर जाएगी, जहाँ 2 मैचों की टी20 सीरीज होगी. पहला मैच 26 और दूसरा 28 जून को होगा.

  • 6-10 जून- IND vs AFG Test (न्यू चंडीगढ़)
  • 13 जून- IND vs AFG 1st ODI (धर्मशाला)
  • 17 जून- IND vs AFG 2nd ODI (लखनऊ)
  • 20 जून- IND vs AFG 3rd ODI (चेन्नई)
  • 26 जून- IRE vs IND 1st T20 (बेलफास्ट)
  • 28 जून- IRE vs IND 2nd T20 (बेलफास्ट)

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