Ankur Gupta

3 weeks ago | zeebiz.com | Ankur Gupta

China’s Rare Earth Magnet Ban: As neighbor country's dominant decision to ban the export of rare earth magnets for various countries, including Indian and US, the action create threats for India’s auto sector, especially and electric vehicle (EV) industry. With over 80 per cent of the nation's rare earth magnet supply coming from China how this move is expected to cause immediate disruptions in production and rising costs. Know what analysts said.

3 weeks ago | zeebiz.com | Ankur Gupta

Vivo T4 Ultra Launch Date: Vivo, a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, has officially confirmed the launch date of its upcoming smartphone — the Vivo T4 Ultra — for the domestic market. According to the company, the new member of the ‘T’ series will be launched on July 11 at 12 pm. The company has already launched several models in the series, such as the Vivo T4 5G and T4x 5G.

3 weeks ago | zeebiz.com | Ankur Gupta

Shares of two largecap pharmaceutical industries companies - Sun Pharmaceutical Industries and Zydus Lifesciences - are in investors or traders focus following corporate updates. At the last count (12:30 pm), Zydus Lifescience's shares surge as much as 1.65 per cent, with touching an intraday high of Rs 941.75 (NSE), on Tuesday's session. On the other side, Sun Pharma shares decreased up to 1.10 per cent, in the morning session of the day. Why Sun Pharma stock falls today?

3 weeks ago | industrytoday.com | Ankur Gupta

Tariffs may change, but supply chain disruption won’t stop. Manufacturers can use data to stay agile, compliant, and revenue-ready. By Ankur Gupta, Senior Director of Product Management for Model N High Tech ProductsTariffs, export controls and geopolitical tensions are creating turmoil in already complex high-tech supply chains. However, the tech industry’s rigid, sprawling networks make the industry no stranger to disruption. Even minor problems create major ripples.

3 weeks ago | zeebiz.com | Ankur Gupta

FMCG Stocks to Buy: As domestic vast fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector shows signs of recovery—particularly in rural areas—analysts have identifying profit-booking opportunities in the industry. Analysts at Anand Rathi brokerage has highlighted several FMCG stocks that could give returns in the future term term. FMCG sector performanceAccording to the brokerage, the FMCG sector recorded a 10.7 per cent year-on-year growth in Q4 FY25, up from 10.6 per cent in the previous quarter.