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Kranthi Bathini, the Director of Research at WealthMills Securities, suggests investing in the infrastructure, healthcare, and defence sectors for 2025.
The infrastructure sector is considered attractive due to its consolidation phase, which is expected to streamline operations and enhance efficiency, making it a solid foundation for growth.
Recent corrections in valuations have opened up entry points for investors in the healthcare sector, which is expected to grow due to increasing demand for healthcare services.
Kranthi Bathini recommends stocks like Cochin Shipyard, Garden Reach, and Bharat Dynamics, which have seen a 20-30% correction from their peaks, making them attractive buys.
HDFC Bank is a strong pick for large-cap investments due to its strong fundamentals and expected future growth, despite underperforming over the past 18 months.
Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority directs homebuyer to pay due amount with interest to Transcon Developers Private Limited
Police in Mumbai have apprehended two individuals involved in a heinous crime where they tied up and stole gold and ₹1.5 lakh from an 80-year-old woman and her helper. The suspects, known for their involvement in real estate, already have a history of che
The meeting was attended by Commissioner Secretary Housing and Urban Development Department, Mandeep Kaur, and top officers from various departments.
In a significant real estate transaction, Mumbai's historic Laxmi Nivas Bungalow, a landmark from the Quit India Movement, has been sold for an astounding ₹276 crore. This deal highlights the enduring value of heritage properties in the bustling metropoli
Nisus Finance Group manages two alternate investment funds with a total corpus of INR 12 billion, and plans to go public with a Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) submission.
India's rapid infrastructure expansion is unlocking real estate potential in 30 emerging cities, with land prices projected to grow up to 5.2% annually.