Can Juniper Green Energy IPO deliver long-term growth

Juniper Green Energy plans a ₹1,800 crore IPO to reduce its debt burden. The company is aggressively expanding its renewable energy capacity to meet demand. Most of its power generation is secured through long-term purchase agreements. However, high leverage and execution risks are key concerns f

Nuclear Power Corp of India (NPCIL) had budgeted Rs 30.13 crore, including taxes, for insuring Tarapur units 3 and 4 under a one-year property damage programme, said sources. The reverse auction for covering the risk, however, saw bids fall dramatically, with Oriental Insurance quoting Rs 10 crore,

Sankaran Naren, CIO of ICICI Prudential Asset Management, remains bullish on banks, power utilities, oil refiners and pharmaceuticals, citing attractive valuations and improving earnings despite global uncertainties. He cautioned that a sharp rise in crude oil prices could weigh on market valuations

Nifty 50 companies now contribute only 51% of aggregate profits, down from 87%. Earnings growth has accelerated across the broader Indian corporate universe and mid-sized firms. This shift signals a broadening wealth creation engine beyond just the largest companies. Financials have become the large

The Rs 1,800-crore Juniper Green Energy IPO entered Day 2 of bidding with a grey market premium of 3.56%. Subscribed 36% on Day 1, the issue features strong QIB interest but rich valuations of over 270x FY26 earnings. Analysts suggest a neutral stance, advising it primarily for long-term investors.