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...
Today's Calls
1. Fresh positions can be initiated in Reliance Power Ltd at Rs.48, T: Rs.54, SL: Rs.46. I have been recommending the scrip since Rs.42-43 levels. Now after a brief consolidation the scrip is expected to move up.

2. Yesterday, Saregama India Ltd (Rs 336.50) crossed Rs.240, intraday; today also it touched Rs.244. However, it seems the stock will consolidate around Rs.232-244, before starting the next up.one. The investors can take their trading decisions accordingly.

3. Gammmon India Ltd ( Rs.9.75), has made a bottom of sorts. The investors are suggested to buy in bulk the shares of this construction major.

4. My recommended Reliance Defence and Engineering Ltd (Rs.68.25) today made a high of Rs.69.90, which is near my target of Rs.72.

5. Suzlon Energy Ltd (Rs.19.25), recommended at around Rs
7-8, today made a 52-week high of Rs.19.85. The traders can now look for target of Rs.22, I'm the coming days.

6. Buy Jet Airways Ltd at Rs.529, T: Rs.592, SL: Rs.482. The stock is on a major uptrend. Jet Airways and Air India will benefit from the ban imposed by the US government on large electronic devices from cabin luggage on passenger flights from eight Muslim-majority countries, as business travellers prefer to work on laptops and iPads while on long-duration flights, industry executives told ET. 

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