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Rahul Oberoi

Rahul Oberoi

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Rahul.oberoi@aajtak.com

With nearly two decades of experience in both print and digital media, I am a financial journalist currently serving as Chief of Research Bureau at Business Today. I conduct research and write articles on various financial topics, including the stock market, company updates, personal finance and mutual funds, among others. Prior to Business Today, I worked with various organisations, including TV9 Group (Money9), Economic Times Digital (ETMarkets.com), The Financial Express Online, Money Today, and Financial Chroni...

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The report says India’s decade of outperformance has not only set a new benchmark but has also raised investor expectations.

Which companies will define the next decade of capital markets leadership? Here’s what BCG says

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 19, 2025

Going forward, a company’s ability to adopt AI and apply digital technologies will be the key differentiator, the think tank said.

At the restaurant level, the study showed that platform participation has significantly expanded market access and business activity.

Food delivery key economic engine; it is now driving jobs and MSME growth

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 18, 2025

Study reveals that food delivery platforms generated Rs 1.2 lakh crore in gross output in 2023-24

At the restaurant level, the study showed that platform participation has significantly expanded market access and business activity.

Food delivery key economic engine; it is now driving jobs and MSME growth

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 18, 2025

Study reveals that food delivery platforms generated Rs 1.2 lakh crore in gross output in 2023-24.

Praveena Rai, MD & CEO, MCX India; Devina Mehra, Chairperson & MD, First Global; Salila Pande, MD & CEO, SBI Cards and Payment Services and Priti Rathi Gupta, Founder, LXME, at BT MPW Awards 2025.

MPW 2025: 'Family is the elephant in the room', says Devina Mehra on what still holds women back

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 12, 2025

While sharing her views at The Most Powerful Women in Business event, Devina Mehra, CMD, First Global, says the biggest roadblock is not policy or capability but conditioning.

Saatvik’s growth has primarily been driven by a strong focus on high-quality, volume-led expansion.

Saatvik Green Energy's long-term value unlocking has just begun, says CEO Prashant Mathur

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 8, 2025

With revenue and profit surging in the first half of the year, an order book approaching 5 GW, and a new integrated plant coming up in Odisha, Saatvik is betting big on backward integration, B2C expan...

Saatvik’s order book stood at 4.68 GW as of the end of September.

Saatvik Green Energy's long-term value unlocking has just begun, says CEO Prashant Mathur

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 8, 2025

The solar sector correction reflects broader market sentiment around mid- and small-cap equities rather than company-specific concerns.

With a value of Rs 1.44 lakh crore, Reliance Industries (RIL) is the biggest bet of Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC).

LIC’s big bets: Half of its Rs 17-lakh crore equity portfolio is parked in these 14 blue-chip giants

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 3, 2025

An analysis by BT Research shows that 14 large-cap stocks together account for Rs 8.5 lakh crore of LIC’s equity portfolio

he quinquennium ending FY25 witnessed an issuance of Rs 5.66 lakh crore by 413 companies.

Rs 1.8-lakh crore IPO rush: Guess where the money is really going

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 1, 2025

An analysis by BOB Economic Research highlighted that out of the Rs 1.82 lakh crore that was proposed to be mobilised by the companies, 66% was through a fresh offer while the balance would be going t...

On a year-to-date basis, the 50-share Nifty has gained 11% to an all-time high of 26,325 on December 1, 2025.

Markets at all-time high: Trupti Agrawal of WhiteOak’s checklist to identify great firms on D-Street

by Rahul Oberoi |Dec 1, 2025

While defining what makes a great business, she said it is one that is well-managed, scalable, and consistently generates superior returns on capital.

India is no longer just a delivery hub. It is becoming the strategic command centre for global corporations.

How India’s GCC boom could add up to $199 billion to the economy by 2030, Rohan Lobo of Deloitte explains

by Rahul Oberoi |Nov 27, 2025

Deloitte South Asia’s Rohan Lobo on why GCCs today are building intellectual property, designing products, and creating digital platforms that are deployed globally