India’s electric two-wheeler market is expected to return to a growth trajectory after a period of moderation, supported by improving demand fundamentals and a more stable policy environment, according to Crisil Ratings. The sector, which faced short-term headwinds from subsidy changes and pricing adjustments, is now benefiting from cost rationalization, better product offerings, and rising consumer acceptance. With urban mobility needs expanding and fuel costs remaining volatile, electric scooters and motorcycles are regaining traction.

Fractal Analytics is set to make its debut in the primary market with the opening of its initial public offering on Feb. 9, offering investors exposure to the fast-growing analytics and artificial intelligence services sector. The issue comes amid sustained interest in data-driven businesses that support enterprise decision-making across industries. Proceeds from the IPO are expected to support growth initiatives, strengthen the balance sheet, and provide partial exits to existing shareholders.

Aye Finance is preparing to enter the capital markets with the opening of its initial public offering on Feb. 9, marking a significant milestone for the non-banking financial company focused on lending to micro and small enterprises. The IPO is expected to draw investor attention amid sustained interest in financial inclusion and credit-led growth themes. Proceeds from the issue are aimed at strengthening the company’s capital base and supporting future expansion.

Truevis, Neusoft, and SMC Clinics have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening and expanding radiology and diagnostic imaging services. The collaboration is expected to enhance access to advanced imaging technologies, improve operational efficiencies, and support the growing demand for high-quality diagnostic care. By combining technological expertise, clinical capabilities, and an established network of centers, the pact reflects a broader trend of consolidation and collaboration within the health care diagnostics sector.

Shares of leading Indian information technology companies fell sharply, with LTIMindtree and Infosys declining as much as 7 percent, as investors reacted to renewed concerns over global demand and earnings visibility. The sell-off reflects heightened caution around discretionary technology spending, particularly from key overseas clients. Broader weakness across the IT sector weighed on benchmark indices, underscoring the sector’s sensitivity to macroeconomic signals from developed markets.

Dr. Agarwal’s Health Care reported a net profit of Rs. 44 crore for the third quarter, reflecting stable operational performance amid a competitive health care environment. The result underscores the company’s ability to sustain profitability through consistent patient inflows, disciplined cost management, and a growing network of eye care facilities. While margins remain sensitive to operating expenses and expansion-related costs, the Q3 performance signals resilience in demand for specialized ophthalmic services.

State Bank of India has announced its latest foreign exchange rates, reflecting ongoing volatility in global currency markets and shifting demand for major international currencies. The revised rates apply to retail and corporate customers and align with broader movements in the rupee against key global benchmarks. Currency pricing continues to be influenced by global interest rate expectations, geopolitical developments, and cross-border trade flows.

Mahindra & Mahindra has strengthened its international footprint with a significant export agreement to supply 35,000 units of its Scorpio Pik-Up to Indonesia. The order underscores the growing acceptance of Indian-made utility vehicles in overseas markets and highlights Mahindra’s strategy of expanding beyond its domestic stronghold. The deal is expected to support volume growth and enhance export-led revenues over the medium term.

Signature Global reported a consolidated net loss of Rs. 45 crore for the third quarter, reflecting pressure from lower income and a challenging operating environment for real estate developers. The loss marks a reversal from profitability in the year-ago period, underscoring the impact of slower revenue recognition and elevated expenses. While demand for residential housing remains structurally strong, quarterly earnings were constrained by timing mismatches in project completions and cash inflows.

India’s domestic aviation market continues to expand at a robust pace, underscoring the country’s growing appetite for air travel and improved connectivity. Passenger volumes have climbed steadily, supported by economic growth, rising disposable incomes, and sustained demand for leisure and business travel. However, the surge in traffic has not translated into uniform gains for all carriers. IndiGo, the market leader by capacity and fleet size, has seen a marginal erosion in its market share as competition intensifies.