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+8 +10 Marcus Bell This growth looks solid but it all hinges on whether AI orders keep accelerating next year.
+5 Derek Foss Norwegian getting a lift from a rival's strong numbers shows the whole cruise sector is recovering nicely.+8 Tom Gallagher The loan program should help first-time buyers and lift homebuilders, though rising oil prices might still cap any bigger gains across Europe.+3 Elena Vasquez Haribo passing nerds shows more people want chewy candy over crunchy this year.+10 Sam Okafor Ole Miss climbing to fourth after beating LSU shows real progress, though the rest of their schedule will test if they belong that high.Tom Gallagher That kind of disruption forces everyone else to stay alert instead of relaxing during the journey.+6 Chris Dalton The gap between the three big metros and everywhere else just keeps widening with each year's report.+9 Rachel Meyers Shares jumping makes sense but I wonder if the growth targets will actually hit by FY29.SRF posts 76% Q1 profit jump, revenue up x/srf-limited — Jul 22, 2026 SRF reported Q1 FY27 consolidated net profit of ₹758.9 crore on revenue ₹5,033 crore, up about 76% and 32% respectively, with EBITDA around ₹1,237 crore and margin of 24.6%, and the board declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share. The quarterly gains were broad-based, led by the Performance Films & Foil, Chemicals, and Technical Textiles segments, with a ₹250 crore capex plan to build a 25,000 MTPA BOPET thick-film line to diversify and mitigate cyclicality. +3