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Healthcare Faces Regulatory Pressure; EV Theme Puts Auto Stocks in Focus Two sectors are attracting investors’ attention today: Healthcare, amid Supreme Court scrutiny of medicine pricing, and Automobiles, as Nomura highlights opportunities linked to rising EV adoption. IT stocks are also in focus following the recent earnings-led rally. 1. HEALTHCARE & HOSPITALS: REGULATORY UNCERTAINTY RISES Morgan Stanley’s View on Indian Healthcare The Supreme Court has questioned why medicine price controls are limited to cancer drugs and why manufacturers can set prices for several other medicines and medical products. --->Stocks to Watch

Max Healthcare Fortis Healthcare Aster DM Healthcare Dr. Lal PathLabs Market impact: Hospital stocks may remain sensitive to developments around medicine pricing, particularly if investors expect tighter controls on pharmacy-related margins. Pharmaceutical companies could also face uncertainty if price regulation expands beyond oncology. 2. AUTOMOBILES & EVs: NOMURA FAVOURS EV-EXPOSED COMPANIES Nomura’s Preferred Auto Picks Nomura believes companies with competitive electric-vehicle products, established technology and greater EV exposure could outperform the broader automobile industry in the second half of FY27 and FY28. --->Stock View Ather Energy BUY Mahindra & Mahindra BUY Hyundai Motor India BUY Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles NEUTRAL Sona BLW Precision Forgings BUY Exide Industries BUY 3. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: EARNINGS-LED MOMENTUM CONTINUES Tata Elxsi also attracted attention after reporting a year-on-year increase in September-quarter profit. However, Morgan Stanley and Motilal Oswal maintained cautious views on the stock, highlighting the importance of looking beyond the immediate earnings reaction. Stocks to Watch HCLTech Tata Elxsi Tech Mahindra TCS Wipro

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Hyundai Motor, TVS target 2027 electric mini-truck

and TVS Motor Company are developing an electric mini-truck for a 2027 rollout. The vehicle is aimed at challenging Tata Motors’ Ace franchise in the small commercial vehicle segment. Hyundai Motor Company and TVS Motor Company are extending their electric mobility partnership beyond three-wheelers. The companies are already testing a jointly developed electric three-wheeler in Gurugram through Blue Move, a ride-hailing app pilot involving consumers and Hyundai India employees. Why does this matter? The planned entry gives TVS a path into a new vehicle category beyond two- and three-wheelers. For Hyundai, it opens the door to India’s commercial vehicle market, where it has had limited exposure compared with its passenger vehicle business. The headline focuses on a new product, but the larger point is strategic. Electric commercial vehicles require scale, distribution, after-sales support and fleet acceptance. A partnership allows both companies to share development efforts while entering a segment where Tata Motors already has an established presence through the Ace brand. Success will depend not just on launching a vehicle, but on building a competitive ownership proposition for fleet operators. Investors should also note that the launch is still targeted for 2027. That means execution, testing, regulatory approvals and market readiness remain key variables. The ongoing three-wheeler pilot could provide important insights into how effectively the partners can commercialize jointly developed electric platforms. What to watch next: product specifications, manufacturing plans, pilot outcomes, charging ecosystem support, and any details on pricing and fleet partnerships as the 2027 timeline approaches. View: Strategically positive for both companies, but the investment case will depend on execution and market adoption rather than the announcement alone.

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IT Stocks Power Sensex to 1,100-Point Surge

The market closed sharply higher today, led by a broad IT rally after HCL Tech’s strong Q2 results. The Sensex gained about 1,109 points (1.54%) to roughly 73,034, and the Nifty gained about 359 points (1.60%) to roughly 22,722. Easing oil and the RBI’s rupee support measures helped sentiment. Top gainer: HCL Technologies. It rose 7.94% to ₹1,320.10 on heavy volume of over 2.14 crore shares. Q2 profit after tax rose 21.2% year on year. Others close behind: TCS gained 6.45% and Shriram Finance 6.11%.

and Infosys each gained more than 4%. Top loser: At midday Maruti Suzuki was the biggest loser, down 1.27% to ₹11,171, ahead of Max Healthcare (-0.88%), IndiGo (-0.86%), NTPC (-0.84%) and Tata Motors PV (-0.72%). IT led the rally. Nifty IT was up over 3% by mid-morning, and the gains grew through the day. This is the second sharp IT rebound in a week after Friday’s, which followed TCS’s results.

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Dr Reddy’s Gains 2.7% as Sensex Falls 548

The market closed lower today, reversing an early rally. The Sensex fell 547.65 points (0.76%) to 71,924.68, and the Nifty fell 157.10 points (0.70%) to 22,363.35. The Nifty opened at 22,593.20 and hit a high of 22,651.10 but slid to a low of 22,304.45. Selling in IT, FMCG and financial stocks drove the fall. Oil eased and the RBI’s steps to support the rupee gave some relief, but foreign outflows, higher bond yields and earnings worries kept investors cautious. 1)

was the top Nifty gainer, rising 2.71% to ₹1,229.40. I couldn’t find a specific news trigger, so the move looks like defensive buying on a weak day. 2)Bajaj Auto and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles also did well. Bajaj Auto gained 2.62% to ₹10,034, and TMPV rose 1.63% to ₹284.45. BEL and BSE Ltd were also among the top gainers. 3)The biggest losers: Apollo Hospitals fell over 3%, with ITC, Tech Mahindra, L&T, Hindalco and HUL also among the worst. ITC’s drop follows its sharp bounce on Friday. 4)Breadth was weak on the Sensex. At midday only 5 of its 30 stocks were advancing, so the damage was spread across the large caps. 5)Broader markets held up better. Midcap and smallcap indices ended higher even as the headline indices fell.

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Tata Motors raises Iveco offer to €14.40 per share

Tata Motors Limited has raised its takeover offer for Iveco Group to €14.40 per share from €14.10, making the revised price its best and final offer. The deal’s maximum payout has increased to €3.91 billion, while Tata Motors has ruled out any further price increase. The €0.30 per share revision adds €81.36 million to the potential acquisition cost. The offer covers 271.2 million shares and includes a 33.47% premium over Iveco’s July 17, 2025 closing price, before takeover speculation emerged. The acquisition excludes Iveco’s defence business, which was sold to Leonardo in March 2026. The deal aims to combine Tata Motors’ commercial vehicle operations with Iveco’s trucks, buses and powertrain businesses, expanding the group’s global reach. However, regulatory approvals have taken longer than expected, delaying completion. Tata Motors has arranged an additional €85 million credit facility to support the revised payment obligation. My view: The higher offer improves the value available to Iveco shareholders, but for Tata Motors, the key question is whether the acquisition can deliver better scale, operating efficiency and access to international markets without putting pressure on returns. The additional €81.36 million is relatively small compared with the overall deal value, but the strategic benefits will depend on integration costs, demand across commercial vehicle markets and the time required to realise synergies. The next trigger is the completion of regulatory approvals and the final outcome of the tender offer. I would watch execution and the impact on the commercial vehicle business before drawing a stronger conclusion on the stock. Call: Monitor for updates on deal completion and integration plans. The revised offer is positive for Iveco shareholders, while the long-term impact on Tata Motors depends on execution.

Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and not a recommendation.

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Tata Motors Raises Iveco Tender Offer to €14.40/Share

MOTORS: Tata Motors has announced that its indirect subsidiary has increased its voluntary tender offer for all common shares of Iveco Group N.V. to €14.40 per share from the earlier offer price of €14.10 per share, including dividends. The revised offer represents an increase of €0.30 per share compared with the previously announced price. The tender offer relates to the proposed acquisition of shares in Iveco Group N.V., an industrial vehicle manufacturer. The revised price reflects an update to the financial terms of the offer and is a key development for shareholders evaluating the proposal under the applicable tender offer process. The revised offer price, including dividends, is an important detail for shareholders to consider when reviewing the transaction terms. The progress of the offer will depend on the applicable conditions, regulatory requirements and the completion of relevant procedures. Further updates regarding the offer timetable, acceptance process and transaction status may be provided through official company announcements. The increase from €14.10 to €14.40 per share represents a change in the proposed consideration. However, the overall implications for Tata Motors will depend on the final outcome of the tender offer, transaction costs, financing arrangements and other relevant terms disclosed by the company. No conclusion regarding the ultimate financial impact can be drawn from the revised offer price alone. This information is shared strictly as a corporate and market update for informational purposes and should not be considered investment advice, research analysis, or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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