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SUMANSPEAKS June 23, 2026 SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets Intelligence · Estd 2006 Legal Intelligence · EPC Sector The Court That Keeps Giving SEPC Ltd (₹6.82) Another Chance to Breathe From a ₹195 crore Singapore arbitration decree to a ₹2 crore salary lifeline — how the Madras High Court became the most interesting character in SEPC's ongoing legal saga, and why the retail investor is watching the wrong plot entirely Indian markets love to price fear. And when a company simultaneously carries a Singapore arbitration award, a CRISIL D rating, and a Madras High Court order on its file, the average retail investor does not pause to read the fine print. He sells first, panic-tweets second, and asks questions never. SEPC Limited (BSE: 513446) has been living in this particular purgatory for over three years — down on bad days, overlooked on good ones, and relent...
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SUMANSPEAKS JUNE 21, 2026 SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets Intelligence ESTD 2006 Forensic File · Capital Markets Intelligence The Swan's Balancing Act Swan Corp's April encumbrance filing made the right noises. The exchange tape — and the shipyard's order book — tell a fuller, more interesting story. Swan Corp Ltd (₹318.25) —formerly Swan Energy Ltd , renamed on 25 July 2025 —represents one of Mumbai's more unusual corporate reinventions. Established as Swan Mills in 1909, the company changed hands in 1992 when the Dave and Merchant families acquired control from the J.P. Goenka group. Over the decades, it evolved beyond its textile roots into real estate and LNG infrastructure. Today, however, the group's most prominent identity lies elsewhere: defence and commercial shipbuilding through Swan Defence and Heavy Industries (SDHI) , the erstwhile Reliance Naval shipyard at Pipavav that has emerged as the centerpiece of Swa...
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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets Intelligence  |  Estd. 2006 Forensic Watch  ·  Insolvency Tracker  ·  Three Scrips Circuits, Creditors, and Silence: Three Stocks, Three Different Kinds of Trouble Rajesh Exports bounces off SEBI's forensic hammer. Marshall Machines waits on Uno Minda's interest. MEP Infra loses its CFO and still has no plan. Here is what actually changed this week. ~ Sumon Mukhopadhyay, Mumbai Three scrips, three completely different stages of distress. Rajesh Exports is a live forensic investigation trading on raw sentiment. Marshall Machines is deep in CIRP with one credible bidder circling. MEP Infrastructure is the slowest-moving insolvency in recent memory — two years in, still no resolution plan, and now without a CFO. No filler. Just what changed. ...
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SUMANSPEAKS 18 JUNE 2026  |  MACRO & POLICY INTELLIGENCE SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets Intelligence  |  Estd. 2006 Forex Reserves  ·  FDI  ·  Capital Account  ·  RBI Policy Debt Can Defend a Currency. Only Investment Can Define a Nation. Subhash Garg diagnosed the symptom. The June 5 measures were debt-heavy and investment-blind. SumanSpeaks asks the harder question: why has India stopped being worth the commitment? ~ Sumon Mukhopadhyay, Mumbai On June 5, the Government of India and the Reserve Bank of India unveiled a package of measures intended to shore up the country's foreign exchange reserves and arrest the rupee's slide. Markets offered a polite nod. Economists offered qualified approval. And former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg, writing in the Deccan Herald, offered the mos...

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