Elara Capital has picked as many as 20 stocks from the large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap baskets, suggesting upside potential of up to 150 per cent.
Brokerage firm Master Capital Services has suggested three largecap stocks including Auro Pharma, Apollo Hospitals and Coal India from a trading perspective.
Highlighting potential investment opportunities, the market expert said domestic hospital stocks could emerge as relatively defensive bets in the current environment
Around 20 heads of state, 40 ministers, and delegations from nearly 100 countries are expected to participate, including representatives from France, United Arab Emirates, Brazil, Switzerland, and Spain.
Stocks including Titan Company, BHEL, Apollo Hospitals, Eicher Motors, Ather Energy, Grasim, Britannia, Oil India, and more will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, February 11.
Indian markets traded flat-to-positive on February 11, 2026, with Nifty near 25,964 (up ~0.1%) amid cautious optimism post the India-US trade deal clarity. Expert G Chokkalingam (Equinomics Research) highlighted resolved tariff fears boosting services & goods exports, but persistent liquidity issues (promoter/IPO/FII selling, mid/small-cap weakness) capping runaway rallies. He remains extremely bullish, expecting small & mid-caps to outperform Nifty/Sensex in the next 6 months as liquidity improves.Favors domestic demand-driven stocks: M&M (buy – diversified, tractor boom), Apollo Hospitals (buy – robust Q3 across segments), ITC, L&T. Cautious on export-heavy sectors; hold Titan, Jubilant FoodWorks, Eicher Motors; avoid/sell BHEL (prefer HAL). Pharma pricing pressure persists.Watch auto, healthcare, and PSU moves amid ongoing earnings season.
Union Budget 2026: Shares of Max Healthcare Institute rose 4.09% to Rs 996.25 and Narayana Hrudayalaya gained 2.94% to Rs 1820.
Three to four years after the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped global priorities, this Davos 2026 discussion takes stock of what has truly changed in healthcare — and what has not. From India’s rapid digital health transformation under Ayushman Bharat and the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, connecting nearly 750 million people, to the expanding role of AI, telemedicine and digital records, the conversation highlights major structural improvements in access and delivery. However, the global picture raises concerns, with healthcare development financing declining post-pandemic even as defence spending rises sharply worldwide. Featuring insights from World Economic Forum and Apollo Hospitals leadership, this conversation examines whether the hard lessons of COVID are being sustained — or slowly forgotten — in global healthcare policy and spending priorities. SPONSORS: State Partner: Andhra Pradesh India's Sunrise State Exchange Partner: NSE India Knowledge Partner: Primus Partners Hospitality Partner: Optimax Aces Luxury Partners: Rasasi Imtiyaz Group
Three to four years after the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped global priorities, this Davos 2026 discussion takes stock of what has truly changed in healthcare — and what has not. From India’s rapid digital health transformation under Ayushman Bharat and the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, connecting nearly 750 million people, to the expanding role of AI, telemedicine and digital records, the conversation highlights major structural improvements in access and delivery. However, the global picture raises concerns, with healthcare development financing declining post-pandemic even as defence spending rises sharply worldwide. Featuring insights from World Economic Forum and Apollo Hospitals leadership, this conversation examines whether the hard lessons of COVID are being sustained — or slowly forgotten — in global healthcare policy and spending priorities. SPONSORS: State Partner: Andhra Pradesh India's Sunrise State Exchange Partner: NSE India Knowledge Partner: Primus Partners Hospitality Partner: Optimax Aces Luxury Partners: Rasasi Imtiyaz Group
WEF Davos 2026: Suneeta Reddy highlighted how digital infrastructure such as India’s Ayushman Bharat and the Digital Health Mission has connected roughly 750 million people to care, enabling doctors to reach rural and underserved communities.
At BT Davos 2026, a high-impact conversation brought together Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, moderated by Siddharth Zarabi, Group Editor, Business Today. The discussion examined sustainability as a strategic business imperative and how Indian companies are embedding ESG across value chains while remaining globally competitive. Panelists explored shifts in global supply chains, India’s rise as a manufacturing and sourcing hub, and evolving consumer expectations around ethical and responsible business. The session also highlighted policy support under Make in India and China-plus-one strategies, and how women leaders are redefining leadership in traditionally male-dominated sectors amid disruption.
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