Top stocks to buy today: Bajaj Auto, L&T Finance, Tech Mahindra – November 25, 2025
November 25, 2025, 1:22 AM EST. According to Somil Mehta, Head – Alternate Research at Mirae Asset Sharekhan, the top stocks to consider today are Bajaj Auto, L&T Finance, and Tech Mahindra. Suggested buy ranges: Bajaj Auto Rs 9010-9020 with SL Rs 8850 and target Rs 9300; L&T Finance Rs 290-294 with SL Rs 285 and target Rs 310; Tech Mahindra Rs 1490-1500 with SL Rs 1460 and target Rs 1600. All three show breakout setups with price above 20/40 DMA and positive momentum crossovers, with resistance around 9110, 302, and 1530 respectively, and supports near 8900, 286, and 1460. Note: these views reflect the expert's opinion and are not endorsements by The Times of India.
China's Nvidia Challenger Moore Threads Near Blockbuster Shanghai IPO on STAR Market
November 25, 2025, 1:08 AM EST. Moore Threads, a Chinese chip designer aiming to rival Nvidia in artificial intelligence accelerators, is nearing its highly anticipated IPO on the Shanghai STAR Market. The company is poised to raise about $1.1 billion at a valuation around $7.6 billion, according to market chatter and Reuters reporting. Investors are flocking to the listing, which represents China's most watched tech deal of the year and a benchmark for AI semiconductor ambitions. If successful, Moore Threads could tighten the race for AI chips and expand domestic leadership in high-performance computing. The listing comes as China doubles down on domestic chip design amid global tech tensions, with STAR Market serving as the launchpad for ambitious startups.
Grab-Backed Super Bank Indonesia to Raise Up to Rp3 Trillion in Indonesian IPO
November 25, 2025, 1:02 AM EST. Super Bank Indonesia, the Grab-backed digital lender backed by Eddy Kusnadi Sariaatmadja, is seeking up to Rp3 trillion (about $180 million) in an IPO that values the company at roughly $1.4 billion. It will offer up to 4.4 billion new shares for a 13% stake, at Rp525-Rp695 per share; book-building runs until Dec. 1, with the offer period Dec. 10-15 and trading on the IDX slated for Dec. 17. Proceeds will be about 70% working capital to fund lending, with the rest supporting growth amid competition from Bank Jago and SeaBank. Shareholders include KakaoBank and Singtel; users reached nearly 3 million on the Grab app last year. Q3 net profit was Rp60 billion, reversing a year-ago loss as lending rose 84% to Rp9 trillion. Founder Sariaatmadja's net worth is around $1.5 billion.
Stagwell Stock: 86.9% Upside in DCF Signals Value Amid Digital Push
November 25, 2025, 12:54 AM EST. Stagwell surged 9% this week and 7.4% over the past month but remains down 15.1% year-to-date and 30.7% over the last year, as investors weigh its digital initiatives and strategic partnerships. A DCF model using FCF shows an intrinsic value of $41.95 per share, about 86.9% above current levels, implying significant upside if cash flow growth materializes through 2029 (and beyond per extended forecasts). The stock scores 3/6 on valuation metrics signaling undervaluation, yet questions linger on turnaround durability amid volatility. With continued digital growth and execution risk in focus, Stagwell could remain a candidate for value-focused portfolios, albeit with caveats.
Dow Jones Futures Set Global Market Mood: How Overnight Signals Shape Global Sentiment
November 25, 2025, 12:34 AM EST. Dow Jones futures are a signal that transcends borders, shaping risk appetite in Asia, Europe and beyond. When futures tick higher overnight, confidence and risk appetite can lift markets from Tokyo to Frankfurt. Conversely, a drop can send risk-off vibes and spur safe-haven moves before Wall Street opens. Traders watch the relationship between futures and Treasury yields, noting that rising futures with higher yields may signal growth resilience, while a drop with flat yields can signal slowing demand. Cross-market signals-Nasdaq futures, oil, gold, and currencies-help confirm the story and guide hedging and positioning by institutional players and retail investors alike.
Three Middle Eastern Penny Stocks With Market Caps Under US$600M
November 25, 2025, 12:22 AM EST. Markets in the Middle East show a mixed tone as softer oil and Fed rate-cut chatter ripple through risk assets. For investors chasing penny stocks, value can exist where fundamentals are solid. This note spotlights three notable picks under roughly US$600 million in market cap: E7 Group PJSC (ADX:E7), a debt-free UAE company with a strategic alliance that supports growth; Thob Al Aseel (SASE:4012), trading around SAR3.34 with a sizable market cap and a robust Financial Health Rating; and Dubai National Insurance & Reinsurance (DNIR on DFM), a Dubai-listed insurer with a conservative balance sheet and healthy earnings. Each shows resilience amid volatility, though liquidity and regulatory risks remain.
