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IPO FEVER--->NEW MAINBOARD IPO | STEAMHOUSE INDIA LIMITED

The IPO market is about to get extremely busy! Steamhouse India Limited is set to launch its Mainboard IPO from 9th September to 11th September 2026, with a total issue size of ₹414 crore. And there’s an even bigger story — 6 Mainboard IPOs are opening during the same 09–11 September window, making this one of the busiest IPO weeks of 2026. Steamhouse India IPO — Key Details IPO Dates: 09–11 September 2026 Fresh Issue: ₹353 crore Offer for Sale: ₹61 crore Total Issue Size: ₹414 crore Retail Quota: 35% Book Running Lead Manager: Equirus Capital Registrar: KFin Technologies Proposed Listing: BSE & NSE ##What does Steamhouse India actually do? This is where the company gets interesting. Steamhouse India operates in the industrial gas and energy-solutions space, with its core business focused on the generation and distribution of steam through centralised/community boiler systems. Instead of individual factories setting up and operating their own boilers, Steamhouse develops centralised steam-generation facilities and supplies steam to industrial customers through a pipeline network. The company also operates in steam purchase & distribution and nitrogen generation and distribution. Its customers are spread across industries such as: Pharmaceuticals Chemicals & Agro-chemicals Textiles Tyres Dyes & Pigments Polymers Paints #FOCUS STOCKS

India’s 7.8% GDP Growth: What Investors Should Know

MACRO OUTLOOK---->India Still No. 1 Among Emerging Markets

India has once again topped the Emerging Markets Tracker, retaining the No. 1 position for the third consecutive month in July. The latest tracker, based on data available up to 24 August 2026, compares 12 major emerging economies across growth, manufacturing activity, exports, inflation, currency movement and stock-market performance. India's Score: 77.3 And the next two: Vietnam: 73.2 Malaysia: 73.1 India is clearly ahead, but the real story lies in why. ##Why Is India Ranked No. 1? India's strongest advantage is its combination of high economic growth + strong exports + healthy manufacturing activity + strong domestic market performance. Real GDP Growth: 7.8% India recorded 7.8% real GDP growth, one of the strongest growth rates among the 12 economies tracked. This shows that India's economic expansion remains significantly stronger than most emerging-market peers. ##Manufacturing Still Expanding PMI Manufacturing: 53.5 Exports Are Another Big Strength Export Growth: 19.5% Inflation Remains Under Control CPI Inflation: 4.5% ----->But India Isn't Perfect The tracker also highlights some areas where India isn't leading. Exchange Rate Movement: -0.9% The Indian rupee has weakened against the US dollar on a month-on-month basis. ##India vs Other Emerging Markets (SCORE) India — 77.3 Vietnam — 73.2 Malaysia — 73.1 Thailand — 62.3 China — 61.6 ------>Stocks to Keep on the Radar MANUFACTURING-

Ind-Ra projects India's GDP growth to slow down to 6.8% in FY27 amid West Asia conflicts, El Nino risks

India Ratings (Ind-Ra) expects India’s GDP growth to slow to 6.8% in FY27, compared with 7.6% in FY26. Main reasons: West Asia conflict: Uncertainty may increase fuel and food prices. El Niño: Could affect monsoon and agriculture, leading to higher food inflation. Weak rupee: The rupee is expected to average around ₹93.98 per US dollar in FY27. Higher inflation: Retail inflation is estimated at 4.9%, compared with only 2% in FY26. GDP growth expected by quarter Q1: 6.9% Q2: 6.6% Q3: 6.7% Q4: 6.9% Positive points The agency has reduced its crude oil price estimate to $85/barrel from $95 earlier. Lower crude prices are good for India because they reduce the import bill and current account deficit. However, the benefit of cheaper oil could be reduced if El Niño causes food prices to rise. What does this mean for the stock market? Overall, this is slightly negative for the Indian economy and stock market, because slower GDP growth and higher inflation can affect company earnings. Potentially positive sectors: Oil-consuming industries, airlines, paints, chemicals, logistics and other businesses that benefit from lower crude prices. Potentially negative sectors: Consumer companies, agriculture-related businesses and interest-rate-sensitive sectors if inflation remains high. Bottom line: India is still expected to grow strongly at 6.8%, but FY27 may be more challenging because of West Asia tensions, inflation, El Niño and a weaker rupee.

GAP INVESTING -----> India Is Building Solar Fast — But Where Will It Store the Power?

India Is Building Solar Fast — But Where Will It Store the Power? Solar and wind power are increasing every year, but there is one big problem: We don't have enough battery storage. India has already auctioned around 98 GWh of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). But only around 8.5 GWh is currently operational. That means a huge part of the planned battery-storage capacity is still waiting to be built. ----->Why Do We Need Batteries? Solar power is available mainly during the day. But people need electricity: Day + Night So what happens when the sun goes down? Battery Storage Batteries can store electricity when power is available and release it when demand is high. This can help India: • Store Solar Power • Reduce Power Shortages • Manage Peak Demand ##So Where Is the Problem? India has the policies and auctions. But execution is still slow. 1. Limited Battery Manufacturing 2. Import Dependence 3. Grid Problems Battery storage projects need a strong electricity grid. ------>The Opportunity This gap could actually create a massive opportunity for India's battery and power-storage ecosystem. If the government and private sector can convert the auctioned capacity into actual projects, demand could rise sharply for: Battery Cells → Energy Storage Systems → Power Electronics → Grid Equipment → Transmission @@Stocks to Keep on the Radar