Nigel D'Souza is an Editor for Metals, Mining, and Midcaps at CNBC-TV18. With over 13 years of experience, he specializes in finance and trading, focusing on energy, mining, and investment strategies while providing market insights on derivatives and financial flows. Nigel is featured in CNBC-TV18 and is renowned for his incisive questioning and ability to address key topics in the finance and energy sectors.
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By: Nigel D Souza, Mangalam Maloo
ESDS Software Solution CMD Piyush Somani says data center shortage, not GPU supply, is the company's biggest growth risk after its blockbuster stock market debut. He declines to confirm street estimates of ₹400 crore and ₹700 crore net profit for FY27 and FY28, citing a $14 billion opportunity funnel instead.
By: Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza, Nimesh Shah
Harsha Upadhyaya, Chief Investment Officer at Kotak Mahindra AMC, expects private bank earnings to improve over the next few quarters as FCNR inflows ease funding concerns. He also shared his outlook on IPOs, cables and wires, IT, defence and the fund house's investment strategy.
By: Hormaz Fatakia, Nigel D Souza
Existing shareholders will get one share of the new graphite company, for every one share they own as on the record date. Bhilwara Energy shareholders will receive eight shares of HEG Advanced Materials for every 10 shares of Bhilwara Energy. All the shares, barring those of Bhilwara Energy, carry a face value of ₹2.
By: Nigel D Souza, Reema Tendulkar
Sammir D Dattani, Director of Sanathan Textiles, said the company is scaling its higher-margin technical textile business while ramping up the Punjab plant. New investments are expected to strengthen earnings and support expansion without adding to debt.
By: Nigel D Souza
Sneha Talreja, Director at Nuvama Institutional Equities, expects domestic demand to recover after a prolonged slowdown. She prefers companies with strong growth, market share gains, capacity expansion and execution visibility over stocks that are merely cheap.
By: Nigel D Souza, Prashant Nair, Reema Tendulkar
Amit Anwani, Vice President- Institutional Research at PL Capital Group expects strong revenue visibility through FY32-FY33 and has upgraded the stock to Buy with a ₹6,000 target.
By: Nigel D Souza, Reema Tendulkar, Prashant Nair
Dipali Goenka MD & CEO of Welspun Living expects double-digit growth and sees India's integrated supply chain as a key advantage. The US remains Welspun's biggest market, while domestic retail could reach ₹1,000 crore. Despite Vapi disruption, 2026-27 (FY27) double-digit growth and 12-13% margins remain on track.
By: Shloka Badkar, Nigel D Souza
As per rough calculations, GrafTech's average Graphite Electrode realization stood at $4,100 per tonne. Analysts expect that figure to reach $6,250 per tonne by financial year 2028.
By: Reema Tendulkar, Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
Phanindranath Kakarla, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Asset Reconstruction Company, said India's large and growing credit market provides significant room for the ARC industry to expand, as even a small share of NPAs could translate into a sizeable pool of stressed assets.
By: Reema Tendulkar, Mangalam Maloo, Nigel D Souza
Ankit Maheshwari, Deputy CFO, GR Infraprojects Ltd, said the company expects roads to contribute around 70% of revenue as it expands into power transmission, tunnels, ropeways, logistics, battery storage and oil & gas.
