Analysts from several domestic brokerage firms recommend buying 8 largecap and 1 midcap stocks for long-term profits, including Infosys, KEI Industries, Zee Entertainment, JSW Infrastructure, CreditAccess Grameen, One97 Communications, Dixon Technologies, M&M Financial, and Colgate-Palmolive.

The article reports Q1 2025 financial results for multiple Indian companies, highlighting United Breweries' net profit shortfall, IRFC's 10.7% year-on-year profit growth, and strong performance from Dalmia Bharat, KEI Industries, and Paytm. Key results include revenue growth, EBITDA margins, and dividend declarations across various sectors.

The Rubber Flexible Cables Market is growing due to demand in construction, mining, power generation, railways, marine, and manufacturing sectors. It is valued at USD 9.43 billion as of 2024 and projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.69% through 2032, driven by infrastructure development, renewable energy, and industrial automation. Key companies include NKT Cables, Nexans, Southwire Company, Belden, and others.

Capital goods stocks in India have rebounded significantly, driven by increased order inflows in defense and power sectors. Notable performers include Apar Industries (78.2% gain) and Hitachi Energy India (70.3% gain), with 23 BSE Capital Goods index constituents posting strong gains over three months. Orders for power transmission, renewables, and defense have fueled sector optimism, supported by government policies and projected capital expenditures.

Indian tech and industrial stocks ended on a mixed note on June 23, with selective buying favoring companies in defense, automation, and power sectors. Top gainers included Ideaforge Technology Ltd (10% surge), KEI Industries (5.16%), and Polycab India (4.82%), while decliners featured Siemens (3.82% drop) and HCL Technologies (2.11%).