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SumanSpeaks Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence · Estd 2006 Judiciary & Infrastructure SEPC Ltd: The Question the Madras High Court Hasn't Asked Yet A ₹154.63 crore attachment. A 'D' rating. A ₹521.46 crore contract gone. Three events, viewed separately, tell one story. Viewed together, they raise a question the Madras High Court has yet to confront: is SEPC (₹6.21) losing business because of commercial weakness—or because the execution process itself is steadily stripping away the credibility needed to win new contracts? The record before the Court reveals an uncomfortable sequence of events. In February 2026, the Madras High Court attached ₹154.63 crore of SEPC's trade receivables to enforce a decade-old foreign arbitral award. Within weeks, CRISIL and Infomerics downgraded the company's bank facilities to the 'D' category, with CRISIL expressly citing overdrawals and de...

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The BSE Sensex today closed at 40,593.80 up 84.31 points (+0.21%), while the Nifty ended the day at 11,930.95 up 16.75 points (+0.14%). The Nifty is like to face reisistance at around 12000.  Hence, Nifty traders are suggested to lighten their Nifty long positions. 

#Buy the shares of V2 Retail Ltd near the CMP of Rs.49.30, for short term targets of Rs.55/61. SL: Rs.46.

The retail sector is slowly opening up. This is likely to have a positive trigger on the stock.

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