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Agrochem stocks surge on strong Q3, trade deal

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Mumbai: Shares of agrochemical and animal-feed makers rallied on Thursday after strong third-quarter earnings from several companies lifted sentiment, while reduced US tariffs improved the near-term outlook.

Avanti Feeds surged 20%, hitting the maximum tradable limit of the day. Godrej Agrovet rose 6.5%, and Mukka Protein gained 3.5%. Among agrochemical stocks, Sharda Cropchem jumped 9.6%, while Sikko Industries, Aristo Bio-Tech and Lifescience advanced 6.1% and 5%, respectively.

“There was uncertainty earlier, which is out now since there is clarity on tariffs, and most of these companies have reported a better set of earnings on a lower base, which the investors are rewarding,” said Anita Gandhi, institutional head, Arihant Capital.

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Trupanion, Inc. 2025 Q4 – Results – Earnings Call Presentation (NASDAQ:TRUP) 2026-02-12

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The US economy is growing – so where are all the jobs?

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As hiring rates and job openings drop, some worry a tough job market could be here to stay.

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Japan says issues remain in finalising first deals under US trade package

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November, December Job Growth 17,000 Lower Than Previously Reported

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Along with the annual benchmark revisions, the Bureau lowered its initial estimates for November and December job growth by about 17,000 combined.

Total nonfarm payroll employment for December was lowered by 2,000 positions. That took the initially reported 50,000 jobs added in the final month of the year to now just 48,000.

November payroll growth was revised down by 15,000 to 41,000 jobs added.

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Rain and politics driving up half-term holiday bookings, travel agents say

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The Advantage Travel Partnerships says rain plus the political environment is creating a “powerful psychological need for escape”.

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Sanderson or Saffioti: Labor insiders divide

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Some of Labor’s most senior and influential figures are deeply divided about a succession plan if Roger Cook was to quit before the 2029 election.

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AI coding platform's flaws allow BBC reporter to be hacked

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Vibe-coding tools – which let people without coding skills create apps using AI – are exploding in popularity.

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Global EV sales hampered by China, US slowdown in January

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IHCL net jumps over 50% in Q3, new businesses boost revenue

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New Delhi: Tata Group-backed Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) on Thursday reported a 51% increase in consolidated third-quarter net profit to ₹954 crore from ₹632 crore a year earlier. Revenue from operations rose 12% to ₹2,842 crore.

The company said the profit was after exceptional items, which mainly included a ₹327 crore profit net of tax on the sale of its entire equity stake in a joint venture and a ₹37 crore impact from implementing new labour codes.

The quarter marked the fifteenth consecutive quarter of “record performance” with an Ebitda of ₹1,134 crore and an Ebitda margin of 39.1%, managing director and chief executive Puneet Chhatwal said.

The hotel segment reported ₹2,579 crore revenue, helping the chain post its best-ever segmental quarterly Ebitda of ₹1,050 crore.

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Third-quarter revenue growth was supported by a 17% expansion in airline and institutional catering and 31% increase in new businesses, Chhatwal said.


He said IHCL continued its growth momentum in FY26 with 239 signings, taking its portfolio of 617 hotels, and opened and onboarded 120 hotels, led by ‘strategic’ partnerships and acquisitions.
As per an exchange filing, Roots Corporation (RCL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of IHCL, acquired a 51% stake in ANK Hotels and Pride Hospitality on December 1, 2025, for a total cash consideration of ₹190.5 crore. Under its Accelerate 2030 initiative, the chain expanded its brandscape with the acquisition of a controlling stake in wellness brand Atmantan, entered into definitive agreements to acquire a 51% stake in Brij, a boutique experiential leisure offering, and scaled the Ginger brand with 51% acquisition in ANK & Pride Hospitality.

IHCL had a gross cash balance of ₹3,877 crore as on December 31, he said, adding: “IHCL is well placed to deliver sustained performance enabled by a diversified top line across brands, geographies and contract types.”

He said the chain’s pipeline is as high as the number of rooms in operations.

“IHCL is probably the only company across sectors that is growing and still maintaining an increase in Ebitda and maintaining the Ebitda margins. We are scaling and we are scaling profitably,” he said.

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