Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd. Share Price

Once a struggling entity under the Coffee Day Group, Sical has found a powerful new life under the Pristine Group and BlackRock. Specializing in mining logistics and bulk material transport, the company is sitting on a goldmine: a ₹4,600 crore order book for mining contracts. This is staggering when compared to their FY26 revenue of just ₹386 crore. They operate container freight stations and multi-modal parks that are essential for India's infrastructure push. view: This is arguably the "undervalued" stock. With a market cap of only ₹770 crore and an order book six times that size, the math simply doesn't add up for it to stay this cheap. The shift from "problematic owners" to "global institutional backing" is the ultimate catalyst here. The sheer value of their physical assets likely exceeds the current market price. I view this as a classic "deep value" turnaround where the downside seems limited compared to the massive upside potential.

Coffee Day Global Returns to Profit in FY26

Coffee Day Global Ltd reported a ₹14 crore profit in FY26, recovering from a loss last year. Revenue rose 5.7% to ₹1,094 crore, while EBITDA jumped 27% to ₹198 crore. Despite a slight decline in café outlets, improved operational performance helped the company return to profitability.

LIC Shares Fall 50% After Turning Ex-Bonus

Shares of Life Insurance Corporation of India appeared to drop nearly 50% after turning ex-bonus for its first-ever 1:1 bonus issue. The decline was only a price adjustment due to the bonus share allotment and did not impact shareholder value. Investors will receive one additional share for every share held, effectively doubling their holdings while the stock price adjusts proportionately. !lic

Coffee Day Enterprises: Turnaround or Trap?

Daily Market Recap | July 15

Markets opened weak but managed to recover most of the losses by close. Nifty and Sensex ended the day nearly flat. Broader markets remained range-bound, with the advance-decline ratio showing an even split. Sector Performance: PSU Banks led the gains, rising +1.8%, followed by IT (+0.6%) and FMCG (+0.5%). Metals (-0.5%) and Pharma (-0.3%) were the notable laggards. Top Stories: Tesla’s Entry in India: Elon Musk’s Tesla is making its India debut with the ₹61 lakh Model Y. The launch could shake up the local EV landscape. ITC Hotels surged +5% after strong Q1 results. HDB Financial dropped -3% post a weaker-than-expected Q1. Notable Movers: SBI