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The Economic Times

Here's why Sumit Gupta is bullish on diagnostic sector

So, in the largecap space, we like Sun Pharma, so due to the speciality, generic portfolio that it has, and overall best placed in terms of valuation also. So, as of now, we see Sun Pharma is a safe bet. And apart from that in the midcap, we like JB Chemicals.

The Economic Times

Sumit Kumar on recent trends in India's real estate market

​Now, going forward, we expect roughly around a 12% to 14% volume growth for this year and pricing growth somewhere in the 6% to 7% range, which means the overall industry will probably be growing at a 20% top line for FY25.

The Economic Times

Sumit Agrawal on how will rate cuts affect banking sector's margins and CASA ratios

​​​Let us say something or deposits maturing in, let us say, six to nine months and if you look at share of those deposits, probably private sector banks scores well here because they have slightly higher tenure of deposits which are maturing in the six to nine months and therefore, that can get repriced almost in a matter of two to three quarters which will help in lowering down the incremental cost of deposits.

CNBC TV18

Will oil prices drop further, and what does it mean for India? Experts weigh in

Peter McGuire, CEO of XM Australia, and Sumit Pokharna, VP-Research at Kotak Securities, discuss the outlook for oil prices after Brent crude dipped below $70 per barrel for the first time in nearly three years.

CNBC TV18

YES Bank appoints Sumit Bali as country head of retail assets and debt management

Shares of YES Bank Ltd ended at ₹24.08, down by ₹0.31, or 1.27% on the BSE.

The Economic Times

AI is as foundational as discovery of fire, says Micron global CBO

Micron global chief business officer Sumit Sadana told ET in an interview that the semiconductor company hopes to kickstart its India unit by 2025. He also talked about the costs of AI products, and whether they will come down, investing in India's startup ecosystem and more.

The Economic Times

Telecom hiring may lose steam in FY25

India will need a 22 million skilled workforce by 2025 to operate hardware and software-defined networks and support 5G-centric technologies such as IoT, AI, and robotics, estimated Sumit Kumar, chief business officer, TeamLease Degree Apprenticeships. Overall, the telecom sector is expected to employ 6.79 million workforce in the ongoing fiscal, having grown at a rate of 29.5%, according to TeamLease.