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Midcap Fund Strategy: Where WhiteOak Capital Sees The Biggest Opportunities

Are midcap stocks still attractive at current valuations? In this episode of our Business Show, Aashish Somaiyaa, CEO of WhiteOak Capital AMC, shares his outlook on the midcap segment, valuations and the investment opportunities he sees across sectors. We look at the WhiteOak Capital Mid Cap Fund, its portfolio positioning, sector allocation and market-cap exposure, with financials, healthcare, industrials, technology and consumer discretionary among the key sectors. Somaiyaa also discusses the road ahead for midcap stocks, market valuations, portfolio strategy and what investors should watch as Indian equities navigate the next phase of the market.

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#IndiaAt100 : Hisashi Takeuchi On Driving India’s Manufacturing Revolution

India’s ambition to become a global manufacturing powerhouse is accelerating, with the automobile industry at the centre of this transformation. In this #IndiaAt100 session, Hisashi Takeuchi, MD & CEO, Maruti Suzuki India, discusses how manufacturing can drive India’s next phase of growth. From loca

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Do You Really Need A New Phone Every Year? The Smartphone Upgrade Truth

New smartphones launch every year with faster chips, upgraded cameras and new AI features. But do these upgrades really justify replacing a perfectly good phone? From the iPhone to Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel, we explore why smartphone companies continue launching new flagships every year, why c

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How big is Apple Pay? US payment giant to enter India as UPI dominates digital payments

Apple is poised to launch Apple Pay in India as early as October 2026, beginning with credit cards issued by Axis Bank, as reported by Reuters.

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