As volatility, inflation fears and geopolitical tensions keep investors on edge, are Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs) emerging as the next big opportunity in wealth creation? Join Business Today TV for an insightful conversation with Vaibhav Shah, Head - Products, Business Strategy & International Business at Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India), as he decodes the fast-growing SIF space and the launch of Mirae Asset’s Platinum Hybrid Long-Short Fund. The discussion will cover how SIFs use long-short strategies, derivatives, arbitrage and dynamic allocation to manage risk and generate steady returns. From tax efficiency and downside protection to diversification beyond traditional mutual funds, the show will break down why sophisticated investors are increasingly looking at SIFs as a “fixed income plus” strategy. Catch the complete decode of India’s evolving investment landscape, LIVE on Business Today TV.
Market volatility, crude oil at elevated levels, rupee weakness and global geopolitical tensions - what should investors do now? Join Business Today TV for a power-packed Market Commentary session with veteran market expert and ace stock picker Daljeet Kohli as he decodes the current market mood and reveals where smart money could flow next. From PM Modi’s austerity remarks and possible fuel price hikes to the impact on inflation, interest rates and equity markets - Daljeet Kohli breaks down the biggest triggers driving Dalal Street right now. He also shares his bullish views on pharma, specialty chemicals, CDMO plays and the massive Semaglutide opportunity. Can midcaps and smallcaps continue to outperform? Has the market already priced in the worst? Which sectors should investors avoid and where are the next big opportunities? Catch all the sharp insights LIVE only on Business Today TV.
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Sagility’s Q4 earnings are out - and the numbers are turning heads on Dalal Street! In this exclusive conversation with Business Today TV, Sagility EVP & Group CFO Srinivas Mattapalli decodes the company’s strong FY26 performance, growth outlook, AI strategy, debt reduction roadmap and expansion plans. The healthcare-focused tech-enabled services player posted a sharp 41% jump in PAT and 29% revenue growth, while guiding for double-digit growth ahead. The management also addressed key investor concerns around debt, AI disruption, margins and US market dependence. Can Sagility become a major healthcare outsourcing powerhouse? Is AI an opportunity or threat for the company? And why is the management confident of becoming debt-free by Jan 2027? Watch the full interview for insights on growth, profitability, healthcare tech and the future of AI-led outsourcing.
Syrma SGS Technology reported a strong Q4FY26 performance, with consolidated net profit rising 55% YoY to ₹101 crore from ₹65 crore last year. Revenue from operations surged 59% YoY to ₹1,465 crore, driven by robust growth across business segments. EBITDA increased 62% to ₹174 crore, while EBITDA margin improved to 11.9% from 11.6% a year ago. The company’s exports grew 41% to cross ₹1,200 crore, supported by expanding presence across automotive, industrial, healthcare and defence segments. The board also recommended a final dividend of ₹1.50 per equity share. Watch Bijay Agrawal, CFO of Syrma SGS Technology, discuss Q4 earnings and growth outlook.
Tata Power delivered a strong FY26 performance, achieving its highest-ever annual PAT of ₹5,118 crore, driven by robust operational efficiency and growth across key businesses. While Q4 consolidated revenue stood at ₹14,900 crore and net profit came in at ₹996 crore, the company saw strong momentum in emerging segments. Solar cell and module manufacturing PAT rose 40% YoY, rooftop solar PAT surged 94%, while the T&D business and Odisha DISCOMs also posted healthy growth. The company announced a dividend of ₹2.50 per share. Watch the exclusive conversation with Dr. Praveer Sinha, CEO & MD of Tata Power, on earnings, growth strategy and business outlook.
Market veteran Nischchal Maheshwari shares a sharp sectoral strategy amid rising fears of higher interest rates and global uncertainty. He warns investors to stay cautious on rate-sensitive sectors like auto and real estate, while also avoiding IT due to growing uncertainty around AI disruption. Maheshwari believes FMCG valuations remain expensive despite a consumption recovery narrative. On the positive side, he sees opportunities in pharma, energy and banking stocks, saying banks could eventually benefit from a higher rate cycle and stable credit costs. He also explains why foreign investors continue to dump banking and IT shares despite strong fundamentals. In this video, catch Nishchal Maheshwari’s clear roadmap on where investors should put money - and which sectors could face serious pressure ahead.
Veteran market expert Nischal Maheshwari has issued a stark warning on the growing economic risks facing India amid the West Asia crisis and rapid AI disruption. Speaking on Business Today Television, Maheshwari said this could turn out to be one of the worst crises India has witnessed, even bigger than the 1990s economic turmoil or the 2008 global financial crisis. He warned that if crude oil prices remain above $100 for a prolonged period, India’s fiscal deficit, inflation and interest rates could come under massive pressure. At the same time, he highlighted a second major threat - AI disruption in the IT sector. According to him, Indian IT companies still do not have a clear roadmap to tackle the fast-changing AI landscape.
India’s markets are under pressure and today’s episode of What’s Hot dives deep into the biggest triggers shaking Dalal Street. From the rupee crashing to a record low of 95.55 against the dollar to IT stocks witnessing heavy selloffs amid fears around AI disruption and global slowdown concerns, the mood on the Street remains extremely volatile. In this power-packed discussion, Research Analyst Tapan Doshi decodes the impact of PM Modi’s repeated appeal on fuel conservation, work-from-home and reduced gold imports, and explains why investors are getting nervous about India’s macro outlook. The show also covers the sharp fall in IT stocks after OpenAI’s latest enterprise AI push, outlook on oil & gas, metals, real estate, PSU banks and key earnings reactions from PVR Inox, JBM Auto and Oberoi Realty.
India’s stock markets remain under intense pressure as rising crude oil prices, persistent geopolitical tensions in West Asia and fears around the global economic slowdown continue to shake investor confidence. In this special edition of Market Commentary, veteran market expert Nischal Maheshwari decodes the deepening crisis facing Dalal Street and the broader Indian economy. From Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call for austerity to concerns over inflation, interest rate hikes, IT sector disruption due to AI and the future of sectors like banking, pharma, energy and real estate - this conversation covers every major trigger investors need to track. Will Nifty hold key levels? Is the worst already priced in? Which sectors can survive the storm? Watch this exclusive deep-dive discussion for all the answers.
Canara Bank reported a mixed Q4FY26 performance with net profit declining 9.9% year-on-year to ₹4,506 crore, while net interest income rose 3.9% to ₹9,808 crore. Asset quality improved sequentially with gross NPA falling to 1.84% and net NPA easing to 0.43%. The PSU lender also reported strong business growth, with advances rising 15.12% YoY and domestic deposits growing nearly 8%. In this special earnings conversation, Hardeep Singh Ahluwalia, MD & CEO & ED of Canara Bank, discusses the bank’s Q4 performance, loan growth outlook, deposit mobilisation strategy, NPA trajectory, profitability trends, dividend announcement and the broader outlook for the banking sector amid volatile market conditions and changing interest rate dynamics.
Global uncertainty, rising oil prices and fears of market volatility are once again testing investor sentiment. In this exclusive conversation, Mihir Vora shares his outlook on the equity markets, the impact of geopolitical tensions on investments, sectoral opportunities, stock selection strategy and how investors should position their portfolios amid uncertainty. He also discusses the outlook for small-cap stocks, valuations, earnings growth, long-term wealth creation and the strategy behind the TRUST Mutual Fund small-cap fund. From market risks to emerging investment themes, this interview offers key insights for retail and long-term investors navigating volatile markets. Watch the full discussion for expert views on market trends, portfolio allocation, investment discipline, sector rotation and the road ahead for Indian equities.
Titan Company reported a strong Q4 performance with net profit rising 29.2% year-on-year to ₹1,124 crore, while revenue surged 77.6% to ₹23,934 crore, driven by robust growth in the jewellery business. EBITDA rose 19.3% to ₹1,715 crore, although margins narrowed to 7.2% from 10.7% last year. The company announced a dividend of ₹15 per share. Titan said its jewellery business continued to witness strong momentum, while the watches segment remained resilient. During the quarter, the jewellery division added 27 new stores, including 8 Tanishq stores, 14 Mia outlets and 5 CaratLane stores, expanding its retail footprint further. Watch exclusive conversation with Ashok Sonthalia, CFO of Titan Company, on the company’s strong Q4 performance, jewellery demand trends, margin outlook, store expansion plans and future growth strategy.
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AI and analytics major Fractal has delivered a strong Q4 FY26 performance, with profit after tax soaring 109% year-on-year to ₹115.6 crore and revenue rising 17% to ₹886.3 crore. The company also reported robust margin expansion, strong client retention and impressive growth in key verticals like Healthcare and BFSI. Healthcare revenue surged 82% YoY, driven by the rollout of Vaidya 2.0, while BFSI growth came in at 42%. In this special earnings conversation, Srikanth Velamakanni, Co-Founder & Group CEO of Fractal, along with CFO Ashwath Bhat, discuss the company’s AI strategy, growth outlook, global demand trends, client additions, margin expansion, R&D investments and the roadmap ahead for FY27 amid rising enterprise AI adoption worldwide.
Ola Electric, Ather Energy and JBM Auto were among the biggest gainers after Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushed for lower fuel dependence and greater adoption of electric vehicles. The market is now betting big on India’s EV transition story as rising crude oil prices and global energy concerns put the spotlight on alternatives to petrol and diesel. While investors remain cautious on Ola Electric due to volatility and competition, Ather Energy continues to attract attention for its growth potential. JBM Auto also remains a strong EV infrastructure and auto ancillary play. Can India’s EV revolution accelerate from here? Watch this detailed market breakdown on Business Today TV.
Swiggy and Urban Company are under sharp pressure after their latest earnings triggered concerns over profitability, valuations and rising cash burn. Swiggy shares slipped despite narrowing quarterly losses as aggressive expansion in Instamart and e-commerce continues to weigh on profitability. Urban Company shares plunged 11%, marking one of the sharpest falls since listing, after reporting wider Q4 losses. Market experts are now questioning whether growth alone is enough for new-age tech companies amid rising competition, labour costs and valuation concerns. Can these platforms achieve sustainable profitability? Or will cash burn continue to dominate the narrative? Watch the full breakdown on Business Today TV for all the key market insights and stock implications.
PVR INOX returns to profitability with a strong Q4 FY26 performance as box office momentum, higher ticket prices and rising F&B spends drive growth. Join Business Today TV’s exclusive conversation with Sanjeev Kumar Bijli as he decodes the company’s sharp turnaround, margin expansion and expansion strategy ahead. PVR INOX reported Q4 revenue growth of 25.8% YoY, while EBITDA surged 56% with margins improving sharply to 29.2%. The company also added 31 new screens and now operates 1,798 screens across 113 cities. What’s driving the cinema revival? Can blockbuster content sustain growth momentum? What is the outlook for FY27 and the multiplex business? Watch the full earnings special live only on Business Today TV.
West Asia tensions are rattling global markets and Dalal Street is feeling the heat. Crude oil prices have surged above $105 per barrel after the US and Iran failed to reach a peace agreement, triggering sharp selling across sectors. OMCs like IOC, BPCL and HPCL came under pressure, while aviation, travel and jewellery stocks witnessed steep declines. FIIs continued their selling spree, the rupee weakened sharply against the US dollar and broader markets saw heavy volatility. What should investors do in this turbulent environment? Which sectors could face more pain and where are the opportunities emerging? Senior Fund Manager Prateek Nigudkar of Shriram AMC joins Business Today TV with detailed market insights, strategy and outlook amid rising geopolitical risks and crude oil shockwaves.
Health insurer Niva Bupa Health Insurance reported a strong set of Q4FY26 and full-year earnings, with net profit surging 66% year-on-year to ₹341 crore. Gross written premiums also jumped sharply, while underwriting and operating profits witnessed robust growth. For FY26, the company posted an 80% rise in IFRS profit after tax, driven by scale-led efficiencies and improved operating performance. Niva Bupa’s retail health market share crossed 10%, while the claim settlement ratio improved significantly to 94.4%. The company also reported stronger profitability metrics, with CISR improving and solvency ratio remaining healthy. Watch this livestream for a complete breakdown of Niva Bupa’s earnings, growth drivers, health insurance sector trends and what lies ahead for the company and the industry.
Bank of Baroda posted a solid Q4FY26 performance, with standalone net profit rising 11% year-on-year to ₹5,615.68 crore and net interest income growing 8.7% to ₹12,494 crore. The PSU lender also announced a dividend of ₹8.50 per share for FY26, while annual profit crossed the ₹20,000 crore mark. In this exclusive conversation with Business Today, Debadatta Chand discusses the bank’s Q4 earnings, margin trends, loan growth, deposit strategy, asset quality outlook, and future growth roadmap. Watch the full interview for management commentary on banking sector trends, profitability, credit demand, and the outlook ahead.




