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14 stories today · 155 since 24 SeptNifty Smallcap 250 −1.18% vs Nifty −0.88% on Thu, 1 Oct

GTV Engineering approved a 2:1 bonus issue and set a record date
Majestic Auto announced a ₹60-per-share dividend for FY 2025-26, yielding 16.8%
Kotak cautioned that small- and midcap euphoria may turn sour as investors chase quick returns

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IT Q2 Preview: Large-cap firms seen posting weakest growth in three years; midcaps may outperform

Large-cap Indian IT firms may post their weakest Q2FY27 growth in three years
Midcaps may outperform; an Infosys guidance cut is expected
Weak growth expectations and possible guidance cuts weigh on Indian IT stocks, including Infosys

IT demand IT services Infosys Small and midcaps1 source · 18h

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AI winners and losers are emerging in Indian IT, says BNP’s Kumar Rakesh

AI-driven revenue deflation and weak tech spending are reshaping India’s IT sector
Some mid-cap firms are better placed than larger peers to navigate the shift
Weak tech spending pressures Indian IT services; better-positioned mid-caps may prove more resilient

IT services IT demand AI Small and midcaps1 source · 20h

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