Emami Realty Ltd Share Price

Emami Acquires 60% Stake in IncNut Digital for ₹321 Cr

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Indian equity markets slipped into the red today, with the BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 falling up to 1%. Investor sentiment weakened amid fresh tensions in the Iran–US conflict and the rupee hitting a record low, dampening the brief optimism seen after recent state election results. Market breadth remained weak, with most sectoral indices trading lower. Banking, financials, realty, and metals led the decline, while defensive sectors such as IT and media showed relative resilience. FMCG and pharma stocks were largely subdued. Overall, the market reflected profit booking and cautious positioning, with limited buying interest and only selective strength across sectors. Meanwhile, a “Bengal theme” has gained traction among smallcap investors on Dalal Street following the BJP’s decisive victory in the West Bengal assembly elections. Stocks linked to the state have rallied sharply over the past two sessions, with IFB Agro Industries surging 27% and Dhunseri Tea jumping 22%, as investors anticipate a potential industrial revival. Seven Bengal-focused stocks delivered double-digit gains in the two days following the election outcome. Alongside Dhunseri Tea and IFB Agro, Senco Gold rose 13%, Balgopal Commercial gained 12%, Emami Realty climbed 10%, McLeod Russel added 9%, and Bazaar Style Retail advanced 6%.

Update for investors of

THREE SMALLCAP STOCKS TRADING BELOW THEIR INDUSTRY PE TO ADD TO YOUR WATCHLIST

Below is a list of 3 fundamentally strong stocks that are trading at attractive valuations, which you can definitely keep on your watchlist

TRF, a Tata Group company with an EBITDA of Rs. 55 cr. and a market cap under Rs. 500 cr., offers attractive value for investors. Defence stocks rose 20-25% last week. Walchandnagar Industries, supported by Ashish Kacholia, is down to Rs. 250 from its 52-week high of Rs. 440. Keep track. RPG Lifesciences fell from Rs. 3000 to Rs. 2000 amid rumors of Yugal Sikri’s retirement, offering an entry point for medium to long-term investors. Trigyn Technologies, expanding into AI and data analytics, trades at a P/E below 10x. Worth watching. Brahmaputra Infra, with an order book of Rs. 1300 cr.+, trades at a market cap of Rs. 200 cr. after rain-induced project delays in the Northeast. Emami Realty targets Rs. 15,000 cr. in development potential over 4-5 years making it a compelling long-term pick. Maiden Forgings posted Rs. 109.19 cr. total income in H1FY25.

Ex/record Dividend: Infibeam Avenues, NTPC, Nuvama Wealth Management, Gabriel India, 360 ONE WAM, Bharti Airtel, Minda Corporation, Castrol India, Tourism Finance Corporation of India, Eicher Motors, ESAF Small Finance Bank, Bombay Dyeing & Mfg Company. Price band change from 10% to 20%: Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC, Allied Digital Services, Cello World, Dynacons Systems & Solutions, Emami Realty, Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore, FCS Software Solutions, GM Breweries, IFB Industries, Inox Green Energy Services, Johnson Controls, Hitachi Air Conditioning India, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Mirza International, Network18 Media & Investments, Paisalo Digital, One 97 Communications, Rail Vikas Nigam, Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores, Sanghi Industries, Sun Pharma Advanced Research Company. Price band change from 10% to 5%: Thomas Cook (India). Price band change from 5% to 10%: Azad Engineering, Cochin Shipyard, Gensol Engineering, Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers, Latent View Analytics, Swan Energy, Urja Global, Welspun Investments and Commercials. Ex/record AGM: Infibeam Avenues, Gabriel India, Elgi Rubber Company, Tourism Finance Corporation of India, ESAF Small Finance Bank,Bombay Dyeing & Mfg Company. Moved out short-term Framework: Refex Industries.