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30/09/2026

30 September 2026 | Market Journal by Jainam

Mixed session for Indian markets as Sensex ended flat, Nifty slipped, but Bank Nifty outperformed on banking strength. Here is what moved, what led, and what to watch next.

The urge to know what happens next is the oldest one in the market. But what actually holds up on a difficult day isn’t ...
30/09/2026

The urge to know what happens next is the oldest one in the market. But what actually holds up on a difficult day isn’t a better guess or some random prediction. It’s knowing what you’ll do either way.

That part can’t be asked for. It has to be built through discipline and preparedness.

29/09/2026

29 September 2026 | Market Journal by Jainam

Markets ended in the red for the second straight session as crude oil near $107 and a weakening rupee kept pressure on sentiment. Here is what moved, what led, and what to watch next.

When a major central bank changes its rate outlook, relative yields and dollar strength can shift, changing how attracti...
29/09/2026

When a major central bank changes its rate outlook, relative yields and dollar strength can shift, changing how attractive different markets look to global investors. That can influence capital flows into and out of India. RBI research identifies interest-rate differentials as an important factor influencing capital flows into India.

The rupee is one of the places where that transmission becomes visible. When foreign portfolio money moves out, the resulting demand for dollars can put pressure on the currency. That, in turn, can affect Indian equities, bonds and companies differently.

So, a headline like β€œFed holds” or β€œFed hikes” is only the starting point. What matters for Indian markets is what follows: the change in yields, the direction of flows and what happens to the rupee.
The decision may happen abroad, but its effects can show up much closer to home.

28/09/2026

28 September 2026 | Market Journal by Jainam

Sensex and Nifty fell sharply as crude oil surged above $106 amid Middle East tensions, with all sectors closing in the red. Here is what moved, what led, and what to watch next.

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Everyone gets the same information at the same time. What separates one trader from another is what happens in the secon...
28/09/2026

Everyone gets the same information at the same time. What separates one trader from another is what happens in the seconds after.

Market noise demands an instant reaction, and it is always the loudest when the decision matters most. But experience slows that moment down and allows you to make a rational decision based on years of training.

πŸ“’ IPO ALERT: SRIT India LimitedDigital platforms for government healthcare, e-governance and broadband, a Bengaluru IT s...
28/09/2026

πŸ“’ IPO ALERT: SRIT India Limited

Digital platforms for government healthcare, e-governance and broadband, a Bengaluru IT services company files for public listing.

Issue Size: β‚Ή218 Cr
IPO Opens: 28 Sep
IPO Closes: 30 Sep
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WHO IS SRIT INDIA?

Incorporated in 1999 and headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, SRIT India Limited is an IT and IT-enabled services company that designs, implements and operates digital platforms for government bodies and enterprises in India and select overseas markets. It has a track record of 26 years.

Portfolio and Reach:

Verticals: Healthcare | Electronic governance | Telecommunications and broadband

Track Record: Over 103 projects in the last decade, total order value β‚Ή12,347.16 Mn

Healthcare Scale: State-wide e-health platforms used by approximately 2,224 hospitals | Centrally hosted health and insurance system
Other Projects: Automated traffic enforcement across 14 district control rooms | State-wide optical fibre network
International: National Health Insurance System implementation through its Qatar branch

Appraisals: CMMI Level 5 | SSE-CMM | ISO 27034-1:2011 | ISO/IEC 27001:2022 | ISO 45001:2018

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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
(Restated Β· FY2026, March 31, 2026)

EBITDA Margin (FY26): 12.79%
PAT Margin (FY26): 8.63%

EBITDA:
FY24: β‚Ή225.05 Mn

FY25: β‚Ή409.85 Mn
FY26: β‚Ή498.09 Mn
PAT:
FY24: β‚Ή150.41 Mn
FY25: β‚Ή290.76 Mn
FY26: β‚Ή336.04 Mn

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IPO LOT SIZE
Investors can bid for a minimum of 115 shares & in multiples thereof.

Retail (Min): 1 Lot | 115 Shares | β‚Ή14,950

Retail (Max): 13 Lots | 1495 Shares | β‚Ή1,94,350

S-HNI (Min): 14 Lots | 1610 Shares | β‚Ή2,09,300
S-HNI (Max): 66 Lots | 7590 Shares | β‚Ή9,86,700

B-HNI (Min): 67 Lots | 7705 Shares | β‚Ή10,01,650

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COMPANY FINANCIALS
(Restated Consolidated, Amount in β‚Ή Crore)
Period Ended: Mar 2026 | Mar 2025 | Mar 2024

Assets: 614.16 | 496.64 | 428.96

Total Income: 462.54 | 400.50 | 282.22

Profit After Tax: 43.29 | 33.60 | 29.08

EBITDA: 64.77 | 49.81 | 40.99

Net Worth: 193.27 | 93.17 | 80.47

Reserves and Surplus: 169.54 | 72.93 | 53.52
Total Borrowing: 36.15 | 51.30 | 22.28
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KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
(Mar 2026)
ROE: 30.23%
ROCE: 28.79%

Debt/Equity: 0.23
RoNW: 30.23%
PAT Margin: 9.62%

EBITDA Margin: 14.39%
NAV: 40.71
Price to Book Value: 3.19

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IPO DETAILS
IPO Date: 28 to 30 Sep, 2026

Listing Date: Tue, Oct 6, 2026

Face Value: β‚Ή5 per share
Price Band: β‚Ή123 to β‚Ή130

Lot Size: 115 Shares
Sale Type: Fresh capital only
Issue Type: Bookbuilding IPO

Listing At: BSE, NSE
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Source: Chittorgarh

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27/09/2026

Most traders never meet a market-wide halt. What they do meet is the individual stock price band - 2%, 5%, 10% or 20%, depending on the security. Hit one, and that stock pauses while the rest of the market carries on around it. None of it is improvised. Trigger levels, halt durations, reopening procedure are all published by the exchanges and recalculated before the day begins.

September brings monthly expiry and quarter-end into the same stretch. For Nifty 50 derivatives on the NSE, monthly cont...
26/09/2026

September brings monthly expiry and quarter-end into the same stretch. For Nifty 50 derivatives on the NSE, monthly contracts expire on the last Tuesday of the expiry month. This year, expiry falls on 29 September, followed by quarter-end and the end of the first half of the financial year on 30 September.
That changes the nature of the final sessions. Existing positions may be rolled into the next series or squared off as expiry approaches. At the same time, the close of a reporting period can bring its own adjustments. These flows can add activity without necessarily representing a fresh change in market conviction.
So, when volumes rise or prices move sharply in the final week, the move deserves a second question.
Is the market taking a new position - or adjusting an old one?
The calendar doesn’t determine where the market goes.
But it can change what the move means.

26/09/2026

21 September- 25 September | Weekly Market Journal by Jainam

Sensex and Nifty rose on three of five sessions and still ended the week lower, as Thursday’s selloff on rising US yields and crude oil near $105 outweighed early-week gains. NSE also made its long-awaited market debut. Full breakdown: Market Journal by Jainam.

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