Finshots Daily

Warren Beverages is entering the alcohol market with its new brand, Kiva Spirits, after securing a non-exclusive PepsiCo deal through 2049.

This episode clarifies the true meaning of the "green shoe" option, a mechanism used in IPOs to stabilize stock prices by allowing up to 15% additional shares to be sold.

This episode explores how AI and robotics are reshaping global manufacturing, contrasting China’s rapid adoption of automated “dark factories” with India’s demographic challenges.

Finshots Daily examines Anthropic’s potential IPO, discussing its jump from a $965 billion private valuation to a rumored $2 trillion public price tag.

This episode examines the National Stock Exchange’s upcoming IPO, highlighting the regulatory hurdle preventing it from listing its own shares on its platform.

Host Shashank signs off after two years, introducing Saad as the new anchor for Finshots Daily.

This episode analyzes the RBI’s draft proposal to ban NBFCs from offering revolving credit, a move that has triggered market volatility among major lenders like Bajaj Finance.

This episode analyzes Bank of America’s massive investment in Jio Financial Services’ lending arm, Jio Credit.

This Finshots Daily special traces the evolution of the Indian rupee since independence, covering its transition from British colonial currency to a distinct national identity.

This episode analyzes Vodafone Idea’s potential turnaround, highlighting improved revenue, reduced losses, and a slight subscriber gain.

London is adopting blockchain to protect its dominance in the global gold trade against rising Asian demand.

This episode analyzes Urban Company’s recent financial results, highlighting a clash between rapid revenue growth and declining profitability driven by its new InstaHelp segment.

This episode explains how SEBI’s new proposal allows Indian REITs and INVITs to issue international depository receipts, simplifying access for global investors.

This episode analyzes RD Industries’ IPO, focusing on its lead recycling business driven by India’s growing battery demand.

This episode analyzes India’s 84,000 crore rupee Samudra Manthan scheme, which funds offshore exploration to reduce crude imports and build domestic capabilities.

This episode analyzes how exam paper leaks in India evolved into a lucrative industry driven by scarcity and rent-seeking behavior.

This episode analyzes Yes Bank’s recovery from its 2020 crisis, evaluating if it is truly back through five key tests: profitability, customer trust, lending quality, capital adequacy, and governance.

This episode analyzes OnePlus’s decline from a cult-favorite "flagship killer" to a struggling global brand facing regional exits.