Nazara Technologies, a leading player in India’s mobile gaming and digital entertainment sector, reported a 35% decline in net profit for Q3 FY26, amounting to Rs 8.84 crore, compared with the previous year. The company cited sluggish revenue growth in certain segments, higher operational costs, and increased marketing expenditure as key contributors to the drop. Despite the decline in profitability, Nazara continues to maintain a strong market presence, focusing on strategic investments in esports, gamified learning, and interactive gaming platforms.

Oppo India is undertaking a major expansion of its after-sales service infrastructure, announcing the launch of 110 new service centers across the country. This move aims to enhance customer experience, improve service turnaround times, and strengthen the brand’s footprint in both urban and semi-urban markets. By broadening its service network, Oppo seeks to address growing consumer demand, ensure faster repairs, and boost overall customer satisfaction in a competitive smartphone market.

Bharti AXA Life Insurance has announced a strategic partnership with Equitas Bank to broaden its distribution network and deliver life insurance solutions to a wider customer base. Under this bancassurance tie-up, Equitas Bank will offer Bharti AXA Life’s products across its branches, enabling customers to access customized insurance plans alongside their banking services. The collaboration aims to leverage Equitas Bank’s strong retail presence and Bharti AXA Life’s expertise in life insurance, promoting financial inclusion and enhancing protection solutions for underserved segments.

Dr. Agarwal’s Health Care, a leading chain in ophthalmology and healthcare services, reported a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 44 crore in Q3 FY26, reflecting a steady financial performance amid a challenging healthcare environment. The company’s revenue growth was driven by increased patient inflows across its clinics and surgical centers, coupled with efficient cost management strategies. Analysts note that Dr. Agarwal’s continued focus on expanding its network, enhancing service offerings, and adopting innovative healthcare technologies positions the company well for sustainable growth.

Aye Finance, a leading Indian digital lending platform focused on micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), is set to launch its initial public offering (IPO) on February 9. The company plans to leverage the IPO proceeds to expand its lending portfolio, enhance technology infrastructure, and strengthen its risk management capabilities. With the Indian MSME credit market growing rapidly, Aye Finance offers investors an opportunity to participate in a high-growth fintech segment.

Fractal Analytics, a leading global AI and analytics firm, is poised to debut on the stock market with its initial public offering (IPO) scheduled for February 9. The company, renowned for delivering data-driven solutions across sectors including healthcare, FMCG, and financial services, aims to raise substantial capital to fuel expansion, invest in R&D, and enhance its technological capabilities. Market analysts are closely watching investor appetite for this offering, given the growing demand for AI-driven analytics solutions.

Ikea India has reported a widening net loss for fiscal year 2025, accompanied by a decline in revenue, signaling challenges in the competitive Indian retail landscape. Despite efforts to expand online and offline operations, the global furniture giant faced rising operational costs, supply chain pressures, and subdued consumer demand in key markets. Analysts note that while Ikea’s long-term growth strategy in India remains intact, near-term profitability is being impacted by rising real estate, labor, and logistics expenses.

Air India has initiated a comprehensive inspection of the fuel switching systems on its Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet following routine safety protocols and industry alerts. The review aims to ensure the operational integrity of the aircraft, mitigate potential risks, and maintain compliance with global aviation safety standards. The airline emphasizes that passenger safety remains the top priority, and no disruptions to flight schedules are anticipated during the inspection period.

India’s rice exporters are set to benefit significantly following the recent reduction of US import tariffs on Indian rice, creating new opportunities for market expansion and revenue growth. The cut has made Indian rice more competitive in the United States, the world’s second-largest rice importer, by lowering landed costs and enhancing profit margins for exporters. Analysts predict this move will bolster shipments of basmati and non-basmati varieties, support rural farmers, and strengthen India’s position in the global rice market.