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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence Stock Analysis | Engineering & Construction SEPC Ltd (₹4.76): A ₹10,000 Crore Order Book, a ₹10 Valuation Marker and the Jharkhand Setback in Perspective A ₹854.57 crore SAIL-IISCO contract signed, a valuation that SEPC says stands at ₹10 per share against a market price of ₹4.76, and seven Jharkhand agreements rescinded: where the SEPC story stands as of 26 October 2026. SEPC Ltd (₹4.76 at the time of writing) has packed more news into a few weeks than most small-cap EPC companies manage in a year. A ₹854.57 crore contract was formally signed at the SAIL-IISCO Steel Plant in Burnpur. The consolidated order book has crossed ₹10,000 crore. And the company has told the exchanges that its valuation for the proposed preferential issue stands at ₹10 per share, roughly double where the stock trades. Interestingly, the same stretch also brought the other side of the ledger. SEPC received notices o...

SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence   Solar Cells & Modules | Small-Cap Research Websol Energy System Ltd (₹59.44): The Solar Cell Maker That Doubled Its Profit and Prepaid Its Debt, Now Priced at 8.5 Times Earnings Revenue of ₹1,049 crore, profit of ₹303 crore, return on equity near 67%, the IREDA term loan repaid in full, a TOPCon upgrade under way and a 4 GW greenfield plan on 54.2 acres at Falta. The share price, meanwhile, sits about 57% below its 52-week high. Under the ALMM List-II framework, in force since 1 June 2026, eligible solar projects in India must use cells from approved domestic manufacturers. Very few Indian companies can make that cell at scale. Websol Energy System Ltd (₹59.44) is one of them. The company was incorporated in February 1990 and works out of Kolkata and Falta, in West Bengal. In FY26 it reported revenue of ₹1,049 crore and profit after tax of ₹303 crore, nearly double the year before. Then, on 4 Au...

SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence Currency Outlook | USD/INR The Rupee Is Following Our Thesis, Not Defeating It USD/INR has slipped from a 30-day high of ₹96.84 to about ₹94.44, FIIs and DIIs were both net buyers on 21 October, and our ₹92 principal target is now about 2.6% away. A former Finance Secretary calls ₹100 the most likely outcome. The market’s immediate question is whether this recovery can continue. The rupee has moved, and it has moved our way. On 21 October, Reuters reported that the rupee climbed to a six-week high, closing near ₹94.46, on inflows linked to the Jio Platforms IPO and continued RBI support. A late-session market quote then showed USD/INR at ₹94.44, with the day’s range at ₹94.43 to ₹94.82 (Morningstar data via Google). Barely two weeks earlier, the pair had touched ₹96.84. That is a fall of ₹2.40, or roughly 2.5%, from the peak. Our earlier analysis, “Can the Rupee Reach ₹92 by December 2026? T...