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India’s agrochemical trade split produced an USD 8.12 billion fertilizer deficit in FY2025, while pesticide trade generated an USD 2.61 billion surplus.
Shivchem Agro generated Rs 1.7925 crore of operating cash in FY 2025-26 after using Rs 7.3419 crore across the preceding two financial years.
Shivchem Agro reported Rs 3.78 crore unsecured borrowings on March 31, 2026, exceeding secured debt, including a Rs 37.50 lakh loan priced at 34%.
Shivchem Agro has Rs 135.56 lakh outstanding with promoter Sachin Agarwal for a Rs 171.18 lakh property purchase that remains incomplete.
Shivchem Agro Ltd. SME IPO is a ₹14.01 crore issue priced at ₹59–₹62, opening 28 Sep 2026 and closing 30 Sep 2026. Fresh issue ₹13 crore; OFS nil.
Shah Investor's Home reported a 44% FY26 profit-after-tax fall to Rs 13.1064 crore as revenue dropped 24% and fee-and-commission income declined 30%.
Shah Investors paid Rs 48.35 lakh in NCLT compounding and SEBI settlement charges after historical equity-share allotments breached Companies Act requirements.
Upendra T Shah & Purnima Upendra Shah made 325 listed nil-price gift transfers on December 1, 2010 after cash purchases at Rs 80 or Rs 150 a share.
Shah Investor's Home Limited reported Rs 403.48 crore each of FY26 related-party loans taken and repaid, equal to 132.53% of total assets.
Shah Investor’s Home plans to deploy ₹60 crore of IPO proceeds for Fiscal 2027 working capital after its MTF book grew 158.53% in five months.
Shah Investors’ MTF book reached Rs 20.9626 crore at March 31, 2026, while 476 active users accounted for 1.25% of active clients.
SEBI’s derivatives curbs and uniform fees pressure discount brokers’ transaction-led revenue after weekly index expiries were reduced from 18 to six monthly contracts.
Shah Investor’s Home was penalised for client-fund flow breaches after retained funds appeared on 18 of 30 sampled dates, while SEBI cancelled its adviser registration.
Algo trading represented 54% of NSE equity cash turnover in Q1FY26 and 69% of derivatives turnover, confirming automated execution leads both markets.
Shah Investor’s Home retained client funds on 18 of 30 sampled dates, with a February 2026 SEBI order imposing a ₹4 lakh penalty.
Shah Investor’s Home Limited derived 42.62% of FY26 brokerage income digitally, as digital brokerage reached Rs 19.7354 crore while total brokerage income declined.