Stock Market Today Live, July 28: Stock to buy today: PVR Inox

FIIs net sell ₹1,688 crore; DIIs net buy ₹2,329 crore in equity cash trades on July 27, 2026

Instl. Investors EQUITY Cash Trades PROV. – 27/07/2026 : Rs. CRS. : 

FIIS : SELL -1,688 (11,696-13,384)

DIIS : BUY +2,329 (15,937-13,608)

JK PAPER: Q1 FY27 RESULTS

* Net Profit: ₹130.12 crore ↑64.5% YoY, ↑41.5% QoQ

* Revenue: ₹1,887.17 crore ↑13.6% YoY, ↓4.0% QoQ

* EBITDA: ₹320.90 crore ↑17.8% YoY, ↑15.0% QoQ

* EBITDA Margin: 17.01% vs 16.41% YoY, 14.20% QoQ

Godfrey Phillips India Limited Q1FY27 Results

#Q1Results #Q1FY27 #Stockmarket #Nifty #Godfrey 

Revenue 3819.56 Cr vs 1813.26 Cr

(+110.65% YoY┃+9.58% QoQ)

EBITDA 181.44 Cr vs 337.57 Cr

(-46.25% YoY ┃-67.18% QoQ)

EBITDA Margin 4.75% vs 18.62% YoY & 15.86% QoQ

PBT before Share of JV & Associates 222.83 Cr vs 383.29 Cr

(-41.86% YoY┃-60.45% QoQ)

PBT 251.10 Cr vs 447.99 Cr

(-43.95% YoY┃-62.43% QoQ)

PAT 198.39 Cr vs 356.28 Cr

(-44.32% YoY┃-61.95% QoQ)

PAT After Minority interest 198.39 Cr vs 356.31 Cr

(-44.32% YoY┃-61.95% QoQ)

Other Income 78.27 Cr vs 76.71 Cr YoY & 46.33 Cr QoQ

R R KABEL Q1FY27 

Revenue 3,168.20 Cr vs 2,058.60 Cr

(+53.90% YoY┃+6.89% QoQ)

Operating Profit 283.20 Cr vs 142.00 Cr

(+99.44% YoY┃+8.22% QoQ)

OPM 8.94% vs 6.90% YoY & 8.83% QoQ

PBT 276.00 Cr vs 120.00 Cr

(+130.00% YoY┃+22.50% QoQ)

PAT 205.20 Cr vs 89.70 Cr

(+128.76% YoY┃+22.22% QoQ)

EPS 18.14 vs 7.94 YoY & 14.85 QoQ

TAMILNAD MERCANTILE BANK Q1FY27 

Interest Earned 1,662.43 Cr vs 1,386.24 Cr

(+19.92% YoY┃+7.23% QoQ)

Net Interest Income 765.08 Cr vs 579.55 Cr

(+32.01% YoY┃+8.61% QoQ)

Other Income 238.36 Cr vs 231.23 Cr

(+3.08% YoY┃-1.41% QoQ)

Total Income 1,900.79 Cr vs 1,617.47 Cr

(+17.52% YoY┃+6.06% QoQ)

Operating Expenses 392.37 Cr vs 398.52 Cr

(-1.54% YoY┃-7.44% QoQ)

Operating Profit 611.07 Cr vs 412.26 Cr

(+48.22% YoY┃+16.99% QoQ)

OPM 32.15% vs 25.49% YoY & 29.14% QoQ

Provisions 53.93 Cr vs 8.34 Cr

(+546.64% YoY┃+187.02% QoQ)

PAT 411.51 Cr vs 304.89 Cr

(+34.97% YoY┃+10.13% QoQ)

EPS 25.99 vs 19.25 YoY & 23.60 QoQ

Advances 57,040.50 Cr vs 44,732.57 Cr

(+27.52% YoY┃+7.38% QoQ)

Deposits 64,408.69 Cr vs 53,803.20 Cr

(+19.71% YoY┃+4.37% QoQ)

GNPA 0.69% vs 1.22% YoY & 0.73% QoQ

NNPA 0.17% vs 0.33% YoY & 0.18% QoQ

ROA 2.14% vs 1.82% YoY & 2.05% QoQ

CAR 32.33% vs 31.55% YoY & 33.73% QoQ

SENORES PHARMACEUTICALS Q1FY27 

Revenue 180.21 Cr vs 132.56 Cr

(+35.95% YoY┃+2.87% QoQ)

Operating Profit 53.76 Cr vs 28.73 Cr

(+87.12% YoY┃+13.20% QoQ)

OPM 29.83% vs 21.67% YoY & 27.11% QoQ

PBT 39.46 Cr vs 26.49 Cr

(+48.96% YoY┃-16.75% QoQ)

PAT 30.45 Cr vs 21.18 Cr

(+43.77% YoY┃-16.96% QoQ)

EPS 6.61 vs 4.60 YoY & 7.96 QoQ

Epigral Q1 PAT rises 25% YoY to ₹99 crore; to invest ₹600 crore in epoxy resin, formulations, and new multi-purpose plant

Epigral Limited’s Q1FY27 PAT jumps 25% YOY to ₹ 99 Cr 

Epigral to Deploy ₹600 Crore Capex for Epoxy Resin & Formulations and for setting up Multi-Purpose Plant

Stock to buy today: PVR Inox (₹1,123.40) – BUY

Stock to buy today: PVR Inox (₹1,123.40) – BUY

PVR Inox share price has potential to target ₹1,300 over the next couple of months. Traders can buy PVR Inox shares now at ₹1,123.

Deeper financial markets are essential for India’s developed economy goal: RBI

Developed economy needs developed financial markets first: RBI Deputy Governor Jain

RBI Deputy Governor Rohit Jain says India must build deeper bond, forex and financial markets before becoming a developed economy under Viksit Bharat.

Johnson & Johnson reaches $5.5 billion deal in baby powder cancer litigation

Johnson & Johnson agrees to $5.5 billion settlement in talc baby powder cancer lawsuits

Johnson & Johnson will pay $5.5 billion to settle nearly all remaining talc baby powder ovarian cancer lawsuits, resolving 99.75% of claims.

US STOCKS: Wall Street ends mixed as investors focus on tech earnings

S&P 500 +0.02%, Nasdaq -0.18%, Dow +0.51%

South Korea’s KOSPI drops 7% as global chipmaker selloff deepens

South Korean shares plunged on Tuesday as a global selloff in chipmakers weighed ‌on technology heavyweights, pressured by concerns over intensifying competition from China ⁠and a steep decline in SK Hynix’s U.S.-listed shares.

The benchmark KOSPI dropped ‌500.47 points, or 7.41%, to 6,253.81, prompting the activation of “sidecar” ‌trading curbs on both the ‌KOSPI ⁠and the junior Kosdaq ⁠index, temporarily suspending programme trading.

Memory-chip maker SK Hynix sank 10% after its American depositary receipts (ADRs) fell to ‌a record low in New York and dropped below their initial U.S. offering price. Samsung Electronics, another ‌major index constituent, fell 9.15%. – Reuters

Japan’s Nikkei falls more than 3% on chip selloff

Japan’s Nikkei share average fell more than 3% on Tuesday, dragged down by ‌heavy losses in chip-related stocks after their U.S. peers closed lower overnight.

The ⁠Nikkei was down 3.59% at 62,599.14 as of 0034 GMT, while the broader Topix ‌was lower 2.44% at 3,966.87. – Reuters

Samsung, SK Hynix slide amid Nvidia financing worries, China competition

South Korean chip stocks slumped on Tuesday, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix falling as much as 9.5% and 10.9%, respectively, as investors ‌dumped AI-related bets amid mounting concerns over financing risks tied to AI infrastructure spending ⁠and intensifying competition from China.

SK Hynix’s U.S.-listed shares had already slumped overnight, closing at $143.02, below their initial public offering price of $149.

The ‌benchmark KOSPI was trading down 7.3% as of 0032 GMT.

The sector-wide selloff followed several developments ‌that renewed doubts about the sustainability of the ‌AI-driven semiconductor ⁠rally. – Reuters

Oil prices fall 1% as investors weigh pause in US strikes on Iran

Oil prices fell ⁠1% on Tuesday as market participants continued to weigh a pause in U.S. strikes on Iran, which has raised hope of a diplomatic solution to ‌their conflict and the normalisation of Middle East energy flows.

Brent crude futures were down $0.54, or 0.6%, at $87.82 by ‌0046 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was at $81.95 a ‌barrel, ⁠down $0.66, or 0.8%. – Reuters