Dalal Street Week Ahead: Time to exit overheated themes, enter emerging plays

The markets broke out after six weeks of consolidation, with the Nifty gaining 2.09%. Support levels have risen to the 25100-25150 zone, and leadership is expected to shift towards bottoming-out sectors. Focus should be on profit-taking in overperforming sectors and shifting to those with improved relative strength, with potential resistance at 25750 and 26000.

Sebi revises related party transaction rules

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has updated regulations concerning related party transactions. Company management must now secure certification from key executives for audit committees. Shareholders will receive valuation reports for significant transactions. Requirements for royalty payment disclosures are relaxed. These revised rules, developed with industry input, will be effective from September 1, 2025.

Jio BlackRock gets Sebi nod for broking business

Jio BlackRock Investment Advisers secures Sebi’s nod for its stock broking venture. This marks the third approval for the Jio-BlackRock joint venture. The company aims to offer affordable and transparent execution capabilities. Marc Pilgrem highlights the ability to provide personalized advice and a self-directed investment platform. Jio BlackRock Asset Management had previously gained approval for its mutual fund business.

Hitachi Energy India shares in focus after winning 765 kV transformer order from Power Grid Corp

Hitachi Energy India secured a significant order from Power Grid Corporation of India to supply 30 units of 765 kV transformers, aligning with the ‘Make in India’ initiative. This order supports India’s growing energy needs and the increasing demand for power transformers, driven by renewable energy and electrification. The company’s recent advancements in transformer technology further enhance grid reliability.

For the next 3-5 years, which categories will grow faster than India’s nominal GDP? Arvind Singhal answers

Arvind Singhal highlights the significant potential in value retail across various sectors like apparel, footwear, and personal care, driven by increased household incomes and direct money transfers. He emphasizes opportunities in mass consumption-oriented businesses scalable pan-India, favoring medical products for long-term growth. Singhal also points to home furnishings and furniture as untapped categories with potential for organized value offerings.