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Patanjali Foods shares extended losses for a third consecutive session, falling as much as 17% amid heavy trading volumes and fresh short build-up. The company has clarified that there are no undisclosed material events or price-sensitive information behind the sharp decline.

Tata Elxsi shares declined sharply after the company reported disappointing Q1 FY27 results. While revenue grew modestly on a sequential basis, net profit, EBIT and operating margins fell short of analyst expectations, dragging the stock lower.

B Financial Services began FY27 on a strong note, reporting a 38% year-on-year jump in net profit to ₹735 crore. Robust loan growth, higher disbursements and steady asset quality helped drive the NBFC's performance during the June quarter.

ICICI Prudential Life reported strong Q1 FY27 results with a 28% rise in net profit to ₹386 crore. Growth was supported by higher premiums, strong VNB performance, retail protection growth and improved solvency ratio.

HDFC Asset Management Company (HDFC AMC) reported a strong Q1 FY27 performance with a 12% rise in net profit, higher revenue, robust AUM growth and continued strength in retail investor participation. The company’s quarterly average AUM crossed ₹93 lakh crore, supported by strong equity fund performance and SIP inflows.

The Alpine Texworld IPO witnessed moderate investor participation on Day 2, with the issue subscribed 0.48 times overall. Meanwhile, the Grey Market Premium (GMP) improved to ₹10, suggesting a potential listing gain of nearly 10% over the upper price band.

Union Bank of India posted a robust set of Q1 FY27 earnings, with standalone net profit rising to ₹5,332 crore and asset quality improving significantly. The PSU bank's shares traded over 1% higher after the earnings announcement.

Groww shares rallied more than 7% in intraday trade after the company posted better-than-expected Q1 FY27 earnings. EBITDA and net profit surpassed Street estimates, while EBITDA margins improved significantly, driving buying interest in the stock.

For a company that has survived depressions, dot-com busts, and two world wars, IBM's stock has never fallen this far, this fast. The reason isn't a scandal or a fraud. It's something more unsettling: the company simply didn't see its own customers changing their minds fast enough.

Fairfax Financial Holdings, led by billionaire Prem Watsa, has reportedly emerged as the leading bidder to acquire a controlling stake in IDBI Bank. If completed, the $5.5-$5.7 billion transaction would rank among India's largest bank privatisation deals and biggest foreign investments in the banking sector.