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Welspun Corp Insiders Plan ₹1,418 Crore Block Deal

's promoter entity, Welspun Investments and Commercials Ltd, alongside MD & CEO Vipul Mathur, plan to sell up to 6.3 million shares (~2.4% of total outstanding equity) worth up to ₹1,418 crore ($149 million) via a secondary block deal. Pricing & Lock-in Terms: The offer floor price is set at ₹2,250 per share, reflecting a 4.1% discount to the stock’s closing price of ₹2,345.50 on the NSE. Both sellers are bound by a 90-day lock-up period on their remaining holdings following the transaction. Context of Recent Order Win: The transaction follows shortly after the pipe manufacturer announced a massive ₹17,200 crore ($1.8 billion) order in the US, which initially sent the stock surging nearly 20% across two trading sessions before it closed 3% lower on Tuesday. Concurrent Deals: On the same day, private equity firm Ribbit Capital plans to offload up to ₹1,914 crore ($200 million) worth of shares in Groww’s parent company, Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd, marking another major secondary transaction. Wider Market Trend: This divestment aligns with an active period for secondary block sales in India, following recent multi-crore stake sales by prominent investors in companies like Meesho, Amagi Media Labs, Paytm, Shadowfax Technologies, and Lenskart.

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Why LENSKART Is It Now Worth ₹1.15 Lakh Crore?

IPO attracted plenty of criticism, with its valuation of around ₹70,000 crore, 230x P/E and 10.5x sales being seen as extremely expensive. Less than a year later, the market has delivered a very different verdict: Lenskart shares are up around 50% in 2026 and its market capitalisation has reached nearly ₹1.15 lakh crore. So, What Changed? The reason investors are increasingly willing to pay a premium is the company's full-stack eyewear model. Lenskart is not just expanding stores; it combines retail, manufacturing, technology, eye testing and private-label products. The company is also seeing around 20% same-store sales growth, while revenue from Tier-I and Tier-II markets is nearly equal, suggesting that growth is not limited to India's biggest cities. Premiumisation Is Another Growth Driver Lenskart's high-end Rodenstock and Tokai lenses, including progressive lenses priced up to ₹30,000, generated around ₹250 crore in annual sales, while premium Owndays lenses generated more than ₹1,500 crore. Its international business also grew 38%, with EBITDA margin before Ind AS 116 crossing 10%. The company is also targeting a much larger eye-care ecosystem, with nearly 23.7 million eye tests conducted in FY26 and a long-term ambition of 100 million eye tests. Its technology-enabled testing, backward integration and next-day delivery across 78 cities are strengthening the overall business model. My View The Lenskart story has shifted from “Is this IPO too expensive?” to “Can this business compound fast enough to justify the valuation?” The key positives are strong same-store growth, premiumisation, international expansion and operating leverage. But after a 50% rise this year and a ₹1.15 lakh crore market cap, expectations are already high.

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Higher low with trendline Lenskart chart

The Higher Low + Trendline Support Zone concept is a strong indication of an uptrend or bullish structure in technical analysis. Higher Low (HL): When every significant correction in the stock stops above the previous swing low, it forms a Higher Low. This shows that buyers are entering at progressively higher price levels. Trendline Support: By connecting these successive higher lows with a trendline, we get a rising support zone. This trendline represents a dynamic area where buying interest may emerge during corrections. What happens on the chart: Price moves upward, corrects toward the trendline, finds support, and then attempts another upward move. Repeated successful bounces strengthen the importance of the trendline. Trading interpretation: As long as price continues to respect the rising trendline and keeps forming Higher Lows, the bullish structure remains intact. A decisive breakdown below the trendline and the previous Higher Low can signal weakness or a possible trend reversal. In simple terms: Higher Highs + Higher Lows + rising trendline support = healthy bullish structure.

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Nifty Smallcap 100 Outperforms Benchmarks this Week

The Nifty Smallcap 100 index outperformed the Nifty 50 and Sensex in the week ended August 21, 2026, gaining 0.69 per cent on the final trading day alone even as the benchmark indices ended virtually flat and recorded their second consecutive weekly decline. The Indian equity markets concluded the week ended August 21, 2026 on a subdued note, with benchmark indices registering their second consecutive weekly decline. The Nifty 50 ended the week 0.47 per cent lower, while the Sensex shed approximately 468 points, or 0.60 per cent, over the five sessions. The broader markets demonstrated resilience, with the Nifty Smallcap 100 outperforming the benchmarks by gaining 0.69 per cent on the final trading day. Notable events within the smallcap space this week: -

Netweb Technologies hit a fresh 52-week high of approximately Rs 5,642 after completing a Rs 1,200 crore qualified institutional placement involving Nomura and Goldman Sachs as participants, with shares gaining approximately 3.9 per cent during the session. - Lenskart Solutions touched a new 52-week high following the incorporation of a step-down subsidiary. - *Inflows into smallcap mutual funds were net positive for every month since April 2024*, with July 2026 clocking the highest inflows during the entire period at Rs 7,768 crore. The sustained outperformance of the Nifty Smallcap 100 against the Nifty 50 through August 2026 — on a week when the large-cap benchmark fell under crude, bond yield and NBFC regulatory pressure — reflects the continued strength of domestic institutional flows into the smallcap segment, even as FIIs have remained net sellers of Indian equities year to date. Not financial advice. Always do your own research before investing.

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Investor Brief: Lenskart Solutions Block Deal & Operational

1. Block Deal Structure & Key Terms Seller Entity: Softbank Vision Fund (SVF) II Lightbulb (Cayman) Ltd. Stake Offered: Up to 2.6% equity stake. Deal Valuation: Approximately $300 million. Floor Price: ₹635 per share, representing an approximate 4.0% discount to the previous closing price (₹661.40). Lock-Up Restriction: A 45-day lock-up period applies to SVF II’s residual holdings. Shareholding Context: As of the June quarter-end, promoters held 18.0%, while public shareholding stood at 82.0% (including SVF II's 9.86% holding prior to the transaction). 2. Financial & Operating Highlights (Q1 YoY Performance) Revenue Expansion: Revenue rose 43.3% YoY to ₹2,714.18 crore (compared to ₹1,894.46 crore in Q1 FY26). Operating Leverage & EBITDA: EBITDA jumped 75.1% YoY to ₹588.48 crore (vs. ₹336.08 crore), with EBITDA margins expanding 400 bps to 21.7% (vs. 17.7%). Bottom-Line Surges: Profit After Tax (PAT) increased significantly to ₹228.43 crore, up from ₹61.17 crore in the corresponding prior-year period. 3. Market Context & Stock Performance Trading Momentum: Lenskart shares closed at ₹662.25, recently breaching the landmark ₹600 mark for the first time. Relative Returns: The stock reflects strong market momentum, gaining 18.4% over the past month and delivering a 51.0% gain Year-to-Date (YTD).

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Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services shares rebounded sharply this week

Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services shares rebounded sharply this week after ace investor Vijay Kedia’s firm, Kedia Securities, acquired a 1.48 % stake (20 lakh shares worth ₹ 32.9 crore at ₹ 164.72 each). The stock jumped 26 % from Tuesday’s low to ₹ 194.70 on August 19 amid heavy volumes, recovering from its 52‑week low of ₹ 154.36. 📈 Zaggle Share Highlights (August 2026) 1. Stake Purchase by Vijay Kedia Buyer: Kedia Securities Pvt Ltd (owned by Vijay Kedia). Quantity: 20 lakh shares ≈ 1.48 % of equity. Value: ₹ 32.94 crore at ₹ 164.72 per share. Timing: August 18 bulk deal on NSE. Significance: Entry at record low levels signals long‑term confidence in Zaggle’s AI‑driven fintech model. 2. Stock Performance Date Price (₹) Change Volume (NSE + BSE) Aug 18 2026 154.36 (low) — — Aug 19 2026 194.70 (high) +26 % 10.6 million shares 1‑Year Range 417.40 → 154.36 −55 % YoY — Market Cap: ≈ ₹ 2,459 crore. Year‑to‑Date Performance: −47 %. Peers: Paytm, ExpenseOn, Happay (Spend Management segment). 3. Q1 FY27 Financial Results Revenue: ₹ 423 crore (+27.5 % YoY). Net Profit: ₹ 17.5 crore (−33 % YoY). EBITDA: ₹ 31 crore (Flat YoY). EBITDA Margin: 7.3 % vs 9.2 % last year. Reason for Margin Pressure: Acquisition costs for Dice and ***** One‑time vendor payments & relocation expenses for 100 professionals. Dice contract revenue to start reflecting from Q2 FY27. 4. Strategic Moves AI Integration: Zaggle is scaling AI across its spend‑management platforms (Save & Zoyer) for predictive expense analytics. Acquisitions: Dice and ***** Investment: ₹ 8 crore in Unobanc (Hop Financial Solutions subsidiary) to strengthen cross‑border payments and forex card business.

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