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Everyone talks about GPUs in AI. But power is becoming the real need. Bloom Energy’s AI data center deals could also help MTAR through its connection in the supply chain. $MTAR finance.yahoo.com/news/bloom-ene…


DMCC Speciality Chemicals Ltd #DMCC Yes, most of them guess correct. The Story of "Sulfuric Acid (H₂SO₄)" This company operates in two segments: specialty chemicals and bulk chemicals. Under the bulk chemicals segment, sulfuric acid contributes the major share. Sulfuric acid alone contributes around 35–40% of the business, and the interesting part is that the company sells its products in the open market. If you observe the trend, whenever sulfuric acid prices peak, the stock price also tends to make new highs. It looks like that cycle is now starting to play out again. Currently, sulfuric acid prices are trading near all-time highs, up around 22% on a quarter-on-quarter basis and more than 40% year-on-year on average. Disc: Info for edu.


Fuel hike news coming soon!! Not good for PV and CV sector, other sectors with RM based on crude and gas. I hope I'm wrong here.



#JSLL 1) TradingView has incorrectly shown the earnings date as 15th May, but the company has not officially announced the result date yet. Because of this, traders might have closed their positions prematurely. This is one possible scenario. 2) Park Medi World Ltd has opened a 350-bed hospital in Panchkula, Haryana and there are discussions circulating on the internet that this may have impacted JSLL’s business. ? Lets De-Code this ? Park Medi World Ltd is "Modern multi-specialty hospital" whereas JSLL "Integrative / Ayurveda + lifestyle care" About Panchkula, Haryana - is not primary revenue zone of JSLL. Lets understand , JSLL revenue chin. a) Flagship Hospitals : Large HIIMS hospitals (e.g., Meerut, NCR large units) : 55-70% revenue generated zones. b)Mid-size Hospitals : 50–150 bed HIIMS hospitals (e.g., Panchkula, Jaipur, Lucknow) : 25-30% revenue. c)Clinics / OPD Centres: Shuddhi/HIIMS clinics, therapy centres : 10-15% revenue. From these two angles, I do not see any major negativity explaining the stock’s fall. So far, I have not been able to identify any other reasons. That’s my overall view for now. Still holding.




Jeena Sikho Lifecare Ltd #JSLL What the market is missing ? ① OTC Optionality — Under-modelled Street expectations are already moving towards ~250 Cr. OTC potential by FY28, but the actual optionality can be significantly larger. The company has rapidly expanded distribution, entered new topical OTC categories, and is building a portfolio with structurally better margins compared to prescription products. If execution continues at the current pace, OTC itself can become a major standalone value creator over the next few years. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ② Capital-Light Diagnostics #Chandan_Diagnostics The diagnostics business has the potential to create a ~50 Cr. annual revenue stream with almost zero incremental capex. Since the ecosystem, lab partnerships, and collection infrastructure are already in place, scaling becomes highly efficient from here. This is the kind of expansion that improves operating leverage without putting pressure on the balance sheet. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ③ Insurance Tailwind — Silent Re-rating Trigger A structural shift is happening in reimbursement behaviour. Treatments and day-care procedures that were previously ignored are now increasingly getting insurance acceptance. This improves affordability for patients, increases treatment continuity, and can meaningfully improve demand visibility. Markets are still underestimating how powerful this change can become over time. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ④ Governance Upgrade Statutory auditor Walker Chandiok (GT, Big 5), internal auditor Forvis Mazars (World #7), ERP migrated to Oracle, CRM live on Salesforce. In a sector rife with unorganised family-run clinics, this is a material re-rating trigger as institutional allocators have historically discounted the category. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⑤ UAE Insurance Expansion The company’s positioning in UAE creates access to a premium-paying patient base with better realization and higher ARPU. Insurance-backed acceptance of alternative medicine is improving steadily, which opens a much larger monetisation opportunity. This international optionality is still not fully reflected in market expectations. Some Key Triggers: ① Entero distribution partnership. Exclusive Ayurveda distribution tie-up with Entero Healthcare (Jan 2026). Opens up 1.25 lakh chemist network nationwide. Instant national footprint that would have cost JSLL 5 years and ₹200 Cr+ to build. Revenue potential: ₹150-300 Cr in FY27 if even 20% of 16 SKUs achieve meaningful retail velocity. Entero's track record with Emami and similar brands is the sanity check. ② Bed capacity scale-up to 5,800. Current: 2,850 built / 2,290 operational. Target: 5,800 beds by FY28 across owned + franchisee + college-partnership models. Capex-light (₹34 lakh/bed vs allopathy's ₹70L-1Cr). If mature-cohort occupancy of 80% holds, 5,800 beds at ₹8,500 ARPOB generates ~₹1,440 Cr service revenue alone — 10x current. Plus medicine cross-sell follows proportionately. Disc: Info for educations. @manikanth2304 @LearningEleven if you are also tracking this company, please share the key points of your thesis in case I have missed anything here.




WOW! #MTARTECH guiding 80% growth for FY27 on call.

For a fund manager who has limited exposure to OFC theme what are his options left after seeing #STLTECH opening at UC everyday? How will he justify his low exposure to the theme? #IYKYK




