Sabyasachi Chandra

Institutions bid 3.42 times, non-institutional investors 8.53. When the fastest money leads the book, there is nobody left to buy on day one.

HBM takes roughly three times the wafer capacity per bit of ordinary DRAM. Making more of it is why your laptop costs more.

The quantum company earned about ₹2 crore in FY25. A year's interest on this debt is roughly ₹6.9 crore, so repayment rests on the next equity round, not on quantum revenue.

The two decisions are not in conflict, and read together they show where the industry thinks the risk sits, and where it does not.

A sales interview rewards the candidate who pitches themselves best to a friendly buyer. Scooter shows managers how candidates handle real objections before they see the CV.

Published a month ago and worth revisiting: the cluster Bain expects to be hollowed out is the one Indian IT services occupies.

The hard part of compressed biogas is collecting feedstock from thousands of villages, not building plants. That is where the detail is missing.

Hanno is not a related party of TVS under Indian law. The question is the Tata Code of Conduct, which the group wrote to set a higher bar than the statute.

The chips run in 15-minute bursts. Google's own paper puts the launch economics at 1,800 Starship flights before any of this competes with a building.

The monthly decline is a calendar artefact. Daily volumes rose, and this is the last clean month before MDR starts on 15 October.

Marketing was nearly four times the prior year, and content cost under ₹200 crore. Making the shows is the cheap part.

Its 70,000 borrowers average about ₹1 lakh each, assessed on cash flow rather than paperwork. For a lender, this equity is what makes several times as much borrowing possible.

Profound just raised $180 million selling software that tracks brands in AI answers. Unveilr's founder argues nobody wanted another dashboard, and sells the work itself.

The model reaches trusted cyber defenders first, without the restrictions that stop it helping with security work. Google's own staff reportedly find it better on tests than on real tasks.

Non-institutional investors bid 8.53 times, institutions 3.42. A book weighted that way is chasing a listing gain rather than taking a position.

Nvidia already sells world models, simulation and robotics tooling to the same customers. AMD is buying research, not a distribution advantage.

Revenue of ₹3.14 crore against a loss of ₹4.45 crore, priced near $60 million. The bet is that teaching without teachers holds its margin as it scales.

This is borrowed money, not equity, and the cost of it is the business. The company named for housing is lending it against solar panels and electric vehicles.

Three months after a ₹780 crore QIP, and with ₹350 crore of this going to repay debt. The promoter may pledge shares to take up his entitlement.

The order book drew ₹77,843 crore for a ₹1,092 crore issue, after the company cut the offer before opening it.

Bengaluru turned its first profitable quarter, which means the oldest city is now funding the newest. The harder problem is getting people to come back.

Profit rose roughly fivefold on 28 per cent revenue growth, which is a margin story rather than a demand one. The trust selling holds 84 per cent.

Two satellites at 1.5 kilowatts each will not replace a data centre. What they could replace is the ground station.

The attached property sits with family members and private trusts rather than the company. That reflects the shape of what the agency alleges.

The company owns all its intellectual property and rents its factories. That is rarer among Indian defence suppliers than the IPO itself.

The accounting change buried in the disclosure matters more than the date. Wholesale revenue is now recognised as commission, not vehicle value.

The court let the 15 October date stand but asked the government to explain, on affidavit, what the charge legally is.

Most small farm equipment sold in India is assembled from imported parts. The bulk of this round is going into making them in Jaipur instead.

The brand launched in December 2024, so the ninefold growth is measured against a first half-year. What it does track is the move onto shelves it does not pay for.

The fab's schedule does not depend on who chairs Tata Sons. It depends on whether Tata Sons can keep funding it, which is what the dispute is partly about.

Seed funding fell 37 per cent and first-time funded companies dropped 30 per cent. The pipeline is thinning while the top of the market absorbs more.

Taru Kapoor spent eight years at Tinder before building the app that argues swiping was the mistake. Peak XV and Blume are funding it from India.

Two founders survived a near-fatal accident and found no product that would have told their families what they owned. ₹86,917 crore sits unclaimed in bank deposits alone.

The money funds two different businesses at once: quick commerce shelves and a community of 7,000 physiotherapists. Only one of them is defensible.

It already holds an RBI cross-border aggregator licence and a US FinCEN registration. The GIFT City unit makes three regulated jurisdictions.

Employee costs rose 33 per cent to produce 23.7 per cent more revenue. For a firm selling AI efficiency, that is an uncomfortable ratio.

The buyers were domestic insurers and mutual funds. That is now the standing bid absorbing India's new-age exits.

The grey market premium had already fallen from ₹145 to ₹38 while the book was open. The debut simply confirmed what that decline was signalling.

Eight stores and ₹3.5 crore a month, up from four and ₹2 crore ten months ago. Revenue per store slipped slightly, which is what healthy retail expansion looks like.

The round takes disclosed funding to $151 million since August 2025. FY25 revenue was ₹32.3 crore on 547 vehicles, which tells you what is actually being funded.