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India is augmenting its transmission infrastructure to integrate renewables into the grid and Power Grid is a leading player in India’s transmission capex story, with >50% market share in transmission bids over the last 2 years.

We maintain our BUY recommendation on the stock.

We maintain our constructive view on IndiGo. The key premise has been that a structurally lower supply industry situation in the medium term is a bigger investment thesis, despite any short-term possible demand blip.

Sun’s 2QFY26 EBITDA was ahead of the street and our estimates (by ~12%), on the back of a marginally higher gross margin and lower R&D spend.

Sun Pharma (SUNP) delivered in-line revenue/EBITDA in 2QFY26. Earnings came in below our estimates largely due to lower other income.

We maintain our BUY rating with TP of Rs 835/share, implying upside of 12% from CMP.

IHCL reported stellar Q2FY26 results which was in-line with our estimates on key parameters. The company delivered 14th consecutive best ever quarter despite experiencing short-term industry headwinds during Q2. The management guided that the long-term trajectory for the sector remains intact and is driven by structural tailwinds, supporting confidence in achieving double-digit revenue growth guidance for the year. The company reiterated healthy double digit RevPAR growth in FY26E, aided by healthy demand, increasing FTA and higher spending on MICE, weddings etc. IHCL's new business are growing at a robust...

Q2FY26 performance: IHCL consolidated revenues grew by 12% YoY to Rs.2,041cr. Hotel business revenues witnessed slower growth on account of factors such as high base, room innovation and intense rainfall in Q2FY26. Standalone room revenues decreased by 3% while F&B revenues grew by just 2% during the quarter. RevPAR stood at Rs.11000. Consolidated EBIDTA margins improved by 49bps YoY to 27.9%. EBIDTA grew by 14% YoY to Rs570.1cr. Overall PBT grew by 17%yoy to...

About the stock: Bharti Airtel (Airtel) is India's second largest telecom operator with ~36.4 crore wireless customers in India and ~17.4 crore subscribers across 14 African countries. It enjoys industry leading ARPU in the wireless business in India. Q2FY26 Performance: Consolidated topline at 52145 crore, was up 5.4% QoQ and up 25.7% YoY. India wireless revenues were up 2.6% QoQ and 13.2% YoY at 27397 crore, driven by heathy Average Revenues per User (ARPU), which came at 256, up 2.2% QoQ and ~9.8% YoY. The key highlight was strong post-paid subscriber addition of ~0.95 mn subscribers at 27.5 mn. It witnessed robust 4G/5G...

Resilient cigarette volumes, steady FMCG growth, and expected margin recovery from easing input costs underpin our positive outlook.