Incorporated in 2000, Ganesh Consumer Products is an FMCG company best known for packaged flour and wheat‑based products in East India, with an expanding portfolio spanning spices, instant mixes, and ethnic snacks. Distribution covers general trade via 28 C&F, 9 super‑stockists, and 972 distributors; B2C formed about 77% of FY2025 revenue, with B2B and by‑products […]
Incorporated in 1988, Atlanta Electricals manufactures a range of transformers including power, inverter‑duty, furnace, generator, and special‑duty transformers, supplying to state utilities, national grids, private players, and renewable projects. The company has five facilities (four operational) across Gujarat and Karnataka, with Vadod unit commencing commercial production in July 2025 and a customer base of over
Incorporated in 2015, Saatvik Green Energy manufactures solar PV modules and offers EPC solutions for rooftop and utility‑scale projects, operating two facilities in Ambala with ~3.8 GW installed capacity as of June 30, 2025. Product lines include Mono‑PERC and n‑TOPCon modules in mono‑facial and bifacial variants, supported by rapid capacity expansion and a growing workforce.
Incorporated in 2008, GK Energy provides asset‑light EPC solutions for solar agricultural pump systems under the PM‑KUSUM scheme, offering single‑source survey, design, supply, installation, commissioning, and maintenance. The company sources panels and pumps from specialized vendors under the GK Energy brand and operates across five states with 12 warehouses, supported by a localized workforce and
Incorporated in 2008, Ivalue Infosolutions provides enterprise technology solutions spanning cybersecurity, information lifecycle management, data center and ALM, and cloud, delivered with multi‑OEM partnerships and a large system‑integrator network. Headquartered in Bengaluru with eight India offices and presence across Singapore, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, UAE, Cambodia, and Kenya, the company had 421 employees as of March
Yes—credit card rewards can be very worth it in 2025 if balances are paid in full within the grace period, the card matches actual spending categories, and redemptions avoid poor value; otherwise, interest and fees wipe out any gains. When rewards add real value When rewards aren’t worth it How to maximize rewards safely Practical
Secured cards require a refundable security deposit (often via a fixed deposit in India) and are designed to build or rebuild credit; unsecured cards need no deposit and typically offer higher limits and better rewards but require stronger credit to qualify. Here are the practical differences and how to choose. How they work Typical limits
Stocks are ownership and can compound wealth over decades but swing more; bonds are loans to issuers that pay interest and sit higher in the capital stack, offering stability and income with lower long‑term upside. Here are the essentials and when each makes sense. What they are Risk and return Income and growth Market structure
The best Demat apps balance low brokerage, reliability, fast UPI/ASBA flows for IPOs/SGBs, and strong research or charting; below are the top choices by use‑case with charge highlights and platform strengths as per 2025 comparisons. Best overall and for traders Best for beginners and long‑term investors Lowest‑cost options focus What to compare before choosing Quick
A “good” credit score depends on the scoring model and country. In India (CIBIL/Experian 300–900 scale), lenders generally view 750+ as strong and 700–749 as good; globally on FICO/VantageScore (300–850), “good” starts near 670–661, with 740+ often getting top‑tier rates. India: CIBIL/Experian ranges (300–900) Context: Indian lenders rely heavily on bureau data (CIBIL, Experian, CRIF,
Smart money habits built in the teenage years compound for decades—start with a simple system for earning, saving, spending, and investing, then add responsibilities as confidence grows. Here is a concise, parent‑and‑teen‑friendly playbook with steps and trusted resources. Open a teen‑friendly bank account Learn budgeting basics Start saving early Earn something of your own Begin
Getting started with just ₹1,000 is absolutely doable in 2025 thanks to micro‑SIPs, low minimums, and digital on‑ramps; the key is to automate, diversify cheaply, and keep fees low. Here’s a quick, practical plan tailored to Indian investors. Step 1: Pick one goal and build a ₹1,000 habit Step 2: Choose a simple vehicle (start
