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InterGlobe Aviation posted a ₹2,536.9 crore net loss for Q4 FY26 on May 29, per its BSE exchange filing, as a single-quarter forex hit of ₹4,820 crore wiped out the airline's operating profit. The same day, foreign institutional investors dumped a record ₹21,105.86 crore from Indian equities — the highest single-day outflow in at least two years — as MSCI index rebalancing, a monsoon forecast downgrade, and an unsigned US-Iran ceasefire all struck simultaneously. Nifty50 collapsed 359.4 points to close at 23,547.75. Five stocks are in sharp focus heading into Monday's June 1 trade. Market Snapshot — Friday, May 29, 2026 Nifty 50: Closed at 23,547.75, down 359.4 points (−1.50%). Intraday high: 24,002.80. Intraday low: 23,484.75. Sensex: Closed at 74,775.74, down 1,092.06 points (−1.44%). Intraday high: 76,220.02. FII activity: Net sold ₹21,105.86 crore (gross sales ₹1.11 lakh crore, gross purchases ₹89,733.64 crore) — highest single-day outflow in over 2 years. DII activity: Net bought ₹16,764.14 crore — absorbed a significant portion of FII selling but could not prevent the fall. Sensex top losers on the day: Power Grid (−3.5%), IndiGo (−3.3%), NTPC (−2.9%), M&M (−2.7%), Tata Steel (−2.7%), Bajaj Finance (−2.7%). Only gainer sector: IT — Infosys (+4%), Wipro (+4% post-ServiceNow AI deal), TCS (+1.9%), HCL Tech (+1.9%). Three triggers that hit simultaneously in the final 30 minutes: MSCI May 2026 rebalancing went live at market close — passive funds executed $800 mn–$1 bn in mandatory sells on Indian equities. Four exits: RVNL ($118 mn outflow), Kalyan Jewellers ($131 mn), Jubilant FoodWorks ($151 mn), Hyundai Motor India ($278 mn). India Meteorological Department (IMD) cut its southwest monsoon forecast from 92% to 90% of long-period average — raising food inflation concerns. US-Iran ceasefire draft agreement awaiting final sign-off from President Trump — risk-off selling accelerated on deal uncertainty. Advance-Decline ratio: 1:2 (weak breadth). Nifty technical watch: The index is back near its swing low of 23,250. A decisive close below that level on Monday would signal fresh institutional distribution rather than technical noise. IndiGo (NSE: INDIGO) — Q4 FY26 Results Filed: May 29, 2026 | Source: BSE Exchange Filing What happened: India's largest airline swung from a ₹3,067.5 crore profit in Q4 FY25 to a ₹2,536.9 crore loss in Q4 FY26. The cause was not a broken business — it was one item: a ₹4,820 crore forex loss in a single quarter, driven by the rupee depreciating roughly 10% against the dollar in FY26. Key Q4 FY26 numbers: Metric Q4 FY26 Q4 FY25 Change Revenue from operations ₹22,438 cr ₹22,151 cr +1.3% Total income ₹23,830 cr ₹23,097 cr +3.2% Net profit/(loss) −₹2,537 cr +₹3,067 cr Swung to loss Q4 EBITDA margin 3.71% 27.49% −23.8 pp Forex loss (Q4) ₹4,820 cr — — Key FY26 full-year numbers: Metric FY26 FY25 Underlying net profit (ex-forex, ex-exceptional items) ₹7,503 cr ₹7,593 cr Total passengers carried 123 million (all-time record) — Capacity growth (ASK) +9.5% — Fleet size 441 aircraft 434 aircraft Unencumbered owned aircraft 36 8 Free cash ₹36,200 cr — What you may have missed: IndiGo now owns 36 aircraft outright, unencumbered — up from just 8 at the end of FY25. This directly reduces dollar-linked lease liabilities that caused the forex blowout. The board approved a $450 million lease prepayment — explicitly targeting the dollar liability base. IndiGo's CFO has previously stated that every ₹1 of rupee depreciation against the dollar costs the airline approximately ₹900 crore in forex losses. The $9 billion net dollar liability is the core structural risk. Q1 FY27 ASK capacity guidance: +34% year-on-year — the highest guidance in years. Over 40 Pratt & Whitney GTF-powered aircraft remain grounded. IndiGo expects this to fall below 40 by year-end. First A321XLR inducted; operating Athens and Istanbul routes from Delhi and Mumbai. AGM set for August 20, 2026. IndiGo was a top Sensex loser on May 29, falling −3.3%. PB Fintech (NSE: POLICYBZR) — ₹665 Crore Block Deal After Record Q4 Sources: BSE Exchange Filing, Business Standard, BusinessToday What happened: Policybazaar's parent company posted a standout Q4. Then, within 24 hours, both co-founders filed a ₹665 crore block deal. The sequence — strong results followed immediately by a founder stake sale — is the market's main focus heading into Monday. Q4 FY26 results: Metric Q4 FY26 Q4 FY25 Change Net profit ₹261 cr ₹170 cr +53.5% Revenue ₹2,061 cr ₹1,508 cr +36.7% EBIT ₹218 cr ₹112 cr +94.3% EBIT margin 10.6% 7.4% +3.2 pp Insurance premium collected ₹9,217 cr — +46% YoY Block deal details: Sellers: Co-founders Yashish Dahiya and Alok Bansal. Shares sold: 38 lakh (0.8% of total equity). Floor price: ₹1,720 per share — 3.6% discount to Wednesday's close of ₹1,784.80. Deal execution value: ₹665 crore. Bookrunner: Kotak Securities. Confirmed buyers: Goldman Sachs, Tata Mutual Fund (supply absorbed quickly). Market cap at time of deal: ₹82,581 crore. PB Fintech stock has gained 195% over the past 3 years — founders are booking profits at near-highs. This is not the first time. Co-founders previously sold 1.09% stake for ₹920 crore in June 2025. Vedanta (NSE: VEDL) — Decade-Best Domestic Credit Rating Source: ICRA Rating Action, BusinessToday, DevDiscourse What happened: ICRA upgraded Vedanta's long-term credit rating to AA+ with a Stable outlook — the highest domestic rating the company has received in over 10 years. The upgrade reflects the group's operational improvement and improved financial standing post-demerger. Key details: Parameter Detail New ICRA rating AA+ / Stable Last time at this level Over 10 years ago VRL total debt reduction target $5 bn → $3 bn by FY27 Immediate refinancing $550 mn private credit facility (due Aug 2026) Analyst support level ₹335 (Master Capital Services) Next resistance zone ₹360–₹370 Why this matters beyond the headline: AA+ enables significantly cheaper debt refinancing for the Indian listed entity — directly supporting Vedanta's high dividend payout model which funds parent Vedanta Resources' debt servicing. Vedanta Resources (London parent) is targeting BB-level international credit rating as a bridge to eventual investment grade. The India AA+ is a critical supporting data point for that roadmap. Board extended executive director Arun Misra's tenure through July 31, 2026 (subject to shareholder approval). Analyst Ravi Singh, Chief Research Officer at Master Capital Services, said the stock trend "remains firmly positive" above ₹335, with ₹360–370 as the next key resistance. Patanjali Foods (NSE: PATANJALI) — ₹1,352.9 Crore GST Demand Notice Source: BSE Exchange Filing, BusinessToday, Sunday Guardian Live What happened: The Office of the Assistant Commissioner, North Division, Chennai, issued a Show Cause Notice demanding ₹1,352.9 crore from Patanjali Foods for the tax period FY 2022–23. The notice cites alleged discrepancies between turnover reported by the company and TDS deductions filed. GST demand breakdown: Component Amount CGST demand ₹676.46 crore SGST demand ₹676.46 crore Penalty ₹135.29 crore Interest rate 18% p.a. on both CGST & SGST Total exposure ₹1,352.9 crore + compounding interest Tax period FY 2022–23 Context: Patanjali Foods' FY24 annual revenue was ₹31,916 crore. The ₹1,352.9 crore demand equals approximately 4.2% of that base. The company has not yet disclosed its response strategy or legal plan — this ambiguity alone will be a pressure point in early Monday trade. GST demands of this scale are routinely contested in appellate tribunals and often take 2–4 years to fully resolve. However, the 18% interest clock runs until resolution. Watch for an exchange clarification filing within 5 business days. Suzlon Energy (NSE: SUZLON) — Record FY26 Deliveries, Q4 Profit Dips 6% Source: BSE Exchange Filing, BusinessToday, Free Press Journal, APAC News Network What happened: Suzlon posted its best-ever annual financial performance in FY26, with revenue growing 54% and net profit rising 53%. The Q4 profit dipped 6% year-on-year — but surged 150% sequentially from a weak Q3. Q4 FY26 and FY26 full-year results: Metric Q4 FY26 Q4 FY25 FY26 Full Year Revenue ₹5,468 cr ₹3,774 cr (+45%) ₹16,679 cr (+54%) Net profit ₹1,114 cr (−5.7% YoY) ₹1,181 cr ₹3,163 cr (+53%) EBITDA ₹964 cr (+39%) ₹693 cr ₹3,022 cr (+63%) EBITDA margin 17.6% 18.4% 18.1% (+100 bps) India deliveries 830 MW (record) 573 MW 2,456 MW (record) Net cash position ₹2,384 cr — — Order book ~5.9 GW — — Key points: Q4 profit dipped year-on-year but surged 150% sequentially from ₹445 crore in Q3 FY26 — showing a strong execution recovery. Suzlon's S144 turbine has crossed cumulative order intake of approximately 9 GW — positioned as the dominant product in India's wind market. Order book of 5.9 GW has 66% exposure to PSU and C&I segments — diversified, low single-customer concentration. WTG business delivered 55% CAGR growth over 3 years. Brokerages split: Nuvama downgraded to Hold (target ₹55), Motilal Oswal remains Bullish. Stock trading in the ₹54–55 zone. FY27 EBITDA estimated at ₹3,800 crore by brokerages. Company guided for 8–10 GW annual industry execution with 30–35% market share. What to Watch on Monday, June 1 The immediate trigger: whether Nifty50 holds the 23,250 swing low in the first 30 minutes of trade. The MSCI rebalancing selling is now cleared — if the index still breaks below 23,250 on Monday, it signals fresh net institutional distribution, not technical noise from Friday's rebalancing event. IndiGo's Q1 FY27 management commentary on forex hedging is the next hard data point for the aviation trade. Patanjali Foods' exchange clarification on the GST notice is the binary event for that stock.
