Share Market News Today 25.03.2026

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FINANCE BILL 2026

Government introduces retrospective changes to nullify select court rulings

Tax department empowered to reopen cases earlier struck down on technical grounds

Past tax orders set aside by courts may be revalidated

Procedural defects in notices and orders won’t invalidate proceedings

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CYIENT:

CYIENT SEMICONDUCTORS BETS ON POWER CHIPS, M&A TO DOUBLE REVENUE BY FY27 DESPITE WEST ASIA TENSIONS

CO WITH ITS PLAN TO DESIGN 40-130 NM CHIPS, CYIENT WILL BE EXPANDING IN THE POWER CHIPS SEGMENT USED IN SMART METERS, SENSORS ETC – MC

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HCL TECHNOLOGIES: CO TARGETS 3X EXPANSION IN IBM SOFTWARE PORTFOLIO; PROJECTS 2 – 4% REVENUE GROWTH IN FY26 AMID BUSINESS RESTRUCTURING; WILL GROUP UP TO FIVE SOFTWARE PRODUCTS WITHIN EACH SUB-SEGMENT. – MINT

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RELIANCE IND

Jio Platforms ‌has held talks with 13 marquee foreign investors to sell down ⁠8% of individual stakes in an upcoming Mumbai listing of the telecoms-to-AI company.; REPORTS

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MCX: COMPETITION RISK RISES AS NSE EXPANDS COMMODITY DERIVATIVES

KEY HIGHLIGHTS
• NSE likely to launch Indian natural gas contracts next quarter
• Brent crude contracts launch expected soon
• NSE targeting >30% market share in WTI crude contracts

IMPACT
• Negative – rising competition may impact MCX market share and volumes

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📢 IPO Events For The Day

Opening Today :-
Vivid Electromech (SME)

Closing Today :-
Tipco Engineering (SME)

Allotment Today :-
Central Mine Planning (M)
Speciality Medicines (SME)

Listing Today :-
Novus Loyalty Limited (SME)

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UK ECONOMIC DATA

UK’s February Inflation at 3% YoY Vs est. of 3%

UK’s February Inflation at 0.4% MoM Vs est. of 0.6%

UK’s February Core Inflation at 3.2% YoY Vs est. of 3.1%

UK’s February Core Inflation at 0.6% MoM Vs est. of 0.4%

UK’s February PPI Core Output at -0.8% MoM Vs est. of 0.1%

UK’s February PPI Core Output at 1.9% YoY Vs est. of 3.2%

UK’s February PPI Input at 0.7% MoM Vs est. of 0.5%

UK’s February PPI Input at 0.5% YoY Vs est. of 0.8%

UK’s February PPI Output at -0.5% MoM Vs est. of 0.2%

UK’s February PPI Output at 1.7% YoY Vs est. of 3.1%

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Upcoming Market Holidays

26 Mar – Ram Navmi

28-29 Mar – Sat & Sun

31 Mar – Mahavir Janmam kalyanak

3 April – Good Friday

4 & 5 April – Sat & Sun

14 April – Dr Ambedkar Jayanti

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#CRED gets final authorisation from the #RBI to operate as a payment aggregator

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WeWork India signed a 10-year lease for a new 81,000 square foot facility in Bengaluru, investing ₹31 crore. Opening in Q1 FY27 at Embassy Vertex, the expansion adds over 1,250 desks to meet rising enterprise and GCC demand in the city’s central business district.

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Home Minister Amit Shah Will Chair The Meeting At 5 PM.

Top Ministers In The #Government And All Floor Leaders Will Be Present.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri Will Brief The Meeting Today.

#Amit Shah
#Nifty50 #BankNifty #Intraday #OptionTrading

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Infosys: Arm Infosys Finacle to modernize Producers Savings Bank Corp in Philippines

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Corporate Actions

Aptus Pharma has approved issue of Bonus Shares in the ratio of 3:2 i.e., 3 new bonus equity shares for every 2 existing equity share held, subject to necessary approvals.

Dividend

25-Mar-26
GUJINTRX: Interim Dividend – Rs. – 7.50

27-Mar-26
VEDL: Interim Dividend – Rs. – 11.00
HUDCO: Interim Dividend – Rs. – 1.25
MOTHERSON: Interim Dividend – Rs. – 0.35
ANGELONE: Interim Dividend – Rs. – 1.75

IPO
Amir Chand Jagdish Kumar (Exports): Open: 24-Mar-26; Close: 27-Mar-26
Powerica: Open: 24-Mar-26; Close: 27-Mar-26
Sai Parenteral’s: Open: 24-Mar-26; Close: 27-Mar-26

Buyback
Puretrop Fruits: Ex-Date: 10-Apr-26

Bonus Issue
Hind Rectifiers: Bonus Issue 1:1; Ex-Date: 27-Mar-26
RM Drip and Sprinklers System: Bonus Issue 5:7; Ex-Date: 10-Apr-26

Stock Split
Manbro Industries: Stock Split From Rs. 10/- to Rs. 1/-; Ex-Date: 25-Mar-26
V2 Retail: Stock Split From Rs. 10/- to Rs. 1/-; Ex-Date: 25-Mar-26
Avax Apparels And Ornaments: Stock Split From Rs. 10/- to Rs. 5/-; Ex-Date: 27-Mar-26
R&B Denims: Stock Split From Rs. 2/- to Rs. 1/-; Ex-Date: 03-Apr-26

Right Issue
Regal Entertainment & Consultants: Ex-Date: 25-Mar-26
Healthcare Global Enterprises: Open: 11-Mar-26; Close: 25-Mar-26
Enbee Trade & Finance: Open: 12-Mar-26; Close: 27-Mar-26
BCC Fuba India: Open: 19-Mar-26; Close: 27-Mar-26
Prabha Energy: Open: 20-Mar-26; Close: 27-Mar-26
Supra Pacific Financial Services: Open: 20-Mar-26; Close: 27-Mar-26
5paisa Capital: Open: 27-Mar-26; Close: 10-Apr-26

Open Offer
ADC India Communications: Open: 02-Apr-26; Close: 17-Apr-26

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Big News from Zerodha! They are doubling fees for some intraday F&O trades
Zerodha has announced a small but important change in brokerage fees starting April 1.
From April 1, if you do intraday trading in F&O & you do NOT keep at least 50% of your margin in cash (or cash-like things such as bank guarantee or fixed deposit), then Zerodha will charge you ₹40 per order instead of the normal ₹20.
This is called “doubling the fee” and it only happens when:
• You are trading intraday F&O
• Your collateral (pledged shares etc.) is more than 50% of the margin
• Zerodha has to use their own money to cover the cash part for your trade
If you keep at least 50% cash margin as per SEBI rules, you still pay only the normal ₹20 per order. No change!
Why is Zerodha doing this? Zerodha says the amount of collateral people are using has grown hugely. To support all these trades, they may soon need to borrow money from banks, and borrowed money costs interest. Instead of charging interest on your account, they chose this simpler way – just higher brokerage on the trades that use their funds.
Important points:
• This change is ONLY for intraday F&O trades (not for normal equity intraday stock trading)
• It does not affect delivery trades or mutual funds
• Goal is to follow SEBI’s 50% cash margin rule more strictly and keep costs low for everyone

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