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Syrma SGS Technology — Deep Dive Analysis
Revised deep dive: Syrma is up 22.6% to Rs 1,720 since our 4 August note, the trailing P/E has expanded to 89.3x, and average delivery has fallen to 28.2% from 37.3%. Q2 FY27 is not yet reported. Clarifies the two Rs 1,000 Cr QIPs and adds the Exchange Filings section. Verdict: CAUTION — priced for perfection.
Azad Engineering — Deep Dive Analysis
Revised deep dive: the stock is up 44% to Rs 2,910 since our 27 June note while TTM profit sits below FY26, FIIs and DIIs both cut holdings, and the working capital cycle widened to 344 days. Includes the full 25-point technical checklist and updated levels.
Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 09 Oct 2026
Brent slipped to about USD 103 after Trump ruled out an Iran strike before the November 3 midterms, negative for XOM and CVX and positive for airlines and Indian oil marketers; a strong 30-year auction pulled the US long end back from a 24-year high; and the US-China 30-for-30 tariff lists named toys and appliances and medical devices, with the truce extended to January 10, 2027.
Policy Pulse - Ministries & Regulators - 09 Oct 2026
The RBI raised daily CRR maintenance to 99% and lined up Rs 25,000 crore of bond sales, negative for rate-sensitive NBFCs and bond-funded lenders; SEBI mandated a colour-coded credit risk-o-meter, positive for CRISIL and ICRA; and a 30% cap on cancer-drug trade margins lifted Apollo Hospitals and Fortis while TCS led a 3% Nifty IT rally.
Policy Pulse - Modi / India Govt - 09 Oct 2026
The Assam Cabinet adopted 75 resolutions marking PM Modi's 25 years, restating a Rs 27,000-crore Tata semiconductor plant at Jagiroad and a Rs 28,000-crore Numaligarh Refinery expansion, positive for BPCL and OIL and for the listed electronics names; the PM closed the Women and Child Development summit, and UP renamed Noida airport after him.
Policy Pulse - Trump / US Watch - 09 Oct 2026
Trump's August disclosure logged 517 trades, including a Dell sale on the same day he handed Dell a medal and Nvidia bought before he decorated Jensen Huang; Washington simultaneously froze Microsoft and Adobe out of the green-card PERM programme, and SpaceX's USD 8 billion spectrum buy hit T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T while lifting tower REITs.
Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 08 Oct 2026
Brent rose 4.25 percent to USD 104.5 after Axios reported the Pentagon has been told to prepare for a possible resumption of major combat operations in Iran and Tropical Storm Isaias shut in a quarter of Gulf of Mexico output, positive for XOM, CVX and ONGC and negative for DAL, IOC and BPCL; hawkish September FOMC minutes kept the 10-year near 5.28 percent and the 30-year at 2002 levels, and India joined the US-led 15-country excess-capacity initiative while a Section 301 investigation into India's own industrial policies remains live.
Policy Pulse - Ministries & Regulators - 08 Oct 2026
The 57th GST Council left rates untouched but recommended removing GST officers' arrest powers, raising the prosecution threshold to Rs 5 crore, cutting the general penalty to Rs 10,000 and automating refunds and ITC, positive for SUNPHARMA, DRREDDY and CIPLA and for TCS and INFY on services-export facilitation; the reported deferral of the UPI merchant fee to January 2027 took 5.2 percent off PAYTM and 4.5 percent off MOBIKWIK, while TCS opened Q2 FY27 with profit up 15 percent to Rs 13,884 crore and a further Rs 12 dividend.
Policy Pulse - Modi / India Govt - 08 Oct 2026
PM Modi opened India Mobile Congress 2026 with a stated target of one billion 5G users by 2030, a call for a global anti-cyber-fraud framework and USD 15 billion of BharatNet middle-mile connectivity, positive for BHARTIARTL and INDUSTOWER on the demand commitment and for DIXON and KAYNES on a mobile phone industry now worth USD 63 billion with USD 29 billion of exports. The PM separately amplified a space self-reliance piece by Digantara's founders, and Indian equities closed at their lowest level since April 2025 with ITC and JSW Steel among the worst hit.