On July 31, 2025, US President Donald Trump issued an executive order imposing a 25% reciprocal tariff on imports from India, effective from August  1.

A company’s classification as large-, mid-, or small-cap depends on its market capitalisation. To move up the ranks, it must grow faster than the overall

On July 24th, India and the United Kingdom signed a historic Free Trade Agreement (FTA) that looks set to provide a boost to both economies.

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The COVID-19 pandemic hit businesses worldwide. But one sector that bore the brunt of it was hospitality, which brought the hotel industry to a standstill.

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What separates a small-cap company from a mid- or large-cap one isn’t just size—it’s outperformance. Market capitalisation tiers shift with the broader market, meaning that

The offshore marine services company has an impressive clientele and long-term contracts that are helping drive growth   Did you know that India is the

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In June 2025, the Indian arm of Norwegian conglomerate Orkla, the parent company of MTR Spices and Eastern, filed for an IPO. While a large