Incorporated in 1975 and established in 1983, Studds Accessories Ltd. manufactures two-wheeler helmets and accessories in Faridabad, India. Products are sold under “Studds,” “SMK,” and contract brands for international partners. Studds Accessories Ltd. IPO Mainboard book‑built issue (Offer for Sale) UPCOMING IPO IPO Window Oct 30 – Nov 3, 2025 Listing Date Nov 7, 2025 […]
Orkla India Limited is an Indian food company offering a diverse range across breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, beverages, and desserts, backed by iconic brands including MTR Foods, Eastern Condiments, and Rasoi Magic. Orkla India Ltd. IPO Mainboard book‑built issue (Offer for Sale + Employee) UPCOMING IPO IPO Window Oct 29 – Oct 31, 2025 Listing
Midwest IPO allotment status is now live, and applicants can check it on the registrar’s KFin Technologies portal, with mirrors on BSE and NSE as they update. Refund initiation and demat credit are slated for October 23, and the stock is set to list on October 24 on both exchanges. Check status here Key dates
Avaada Electro Ltd has filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI, initiating the formal pathway toward an IPO in India that will proceed to price band and offer launch only after SEBI issues its final observation. The DRHP enables regulators and investors to review detailed disclosures on the company’s business, financials, risk factors,
Muhurat trading is a special, time-window stock market session conducted by Indian exchanges on Diwali, observed as an auspicious start to the Hindu New Year and believed to bring prosperity for the investment year ahead. It’s a symbolic tradition where many investors and brokers place token buy orders, perform “Lakshmi Pujan,” and open new trading
Indian consumers are estimated to have spent about ₹1 lakh crore on Dhanteras 2025, marking the highest ever single-day festive spending as reported by the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), reflecting robust demand in categories like jewellery, electronics, automobiles, and household goods. Such headline estimates are typically based on trader network inputs and should
Buying suits stable, long-term living and equity building, while renting favors flexibility and lower upfront costs; the right choice depends on horizon, cash flow, and local price-to-rent dynamics. A simple rule: if you’ll stay 7–10+ years, have a solid emergency fund, and can keep overall housing costs under prudent ratios, buying often wins; otherwise, rent
MEESHO Limited has filed an updated Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI, moving its IPO process forward by refreshing disclosures on business, financials, risks, and use of proceeds in line with regulatory feedback and recent performance trends. An updated DRHP typically reflects the latest audited/unaudited periods, changes in corporate structure or risk factors, and
Equity Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS) are diversified equity mutual funds that offer tax deductions under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act with a mandatory three-year lock-in, combining market-linked growth potential with tax savings in one product. They can be worth investing in for long-term, equity-suited investors seeking tax efficiency and disciplined holding periods, but
For first-time cardholders in 2025, the best beginner credit cards are those with zero/low annual fees, simple rewards on everyday spends, strong acceptance (including UPI on RuPay), and clear upgrade paths; start with low limits, pay in full monthly, and enable transaction controls to build a clean credit history over 6–12 months. Focus on fee
Term insurance provides pure protection for a fixed period at low premiums, while whole life insurance combines lifelong coverage with a cash value component at significantly higher premiums. The right choice depends on your need for affordable, high cover versus permanent protection and forced savings, as well as time horizon, liquidity needs, and tax planning
In 2025, lump sum can outperform when markets are rising steadily and you have a long horizon, while SIPs are typically better for volatility management, behavior control, and building wealth consistently from cash flows. The “best” approach depends on market regime, risk tolerance, time horizon, and liquidity; many investors blend both—deploy windfalls lump sum and
