Investors seeking income can look at top stocks offering high dividend yields. Premco Global leads with a 10% yield for FY25. Vedanta follows with 8.8%. Other companies like Jagran Prakashan, MSTC, and PTC India also present attractive yields. These companies have a history of consistent dividend payouts.

Edtech unicorn PhysicsWallah plans to raise ₹3,100 crore to open 200 new offline centres, boost branding, and strengthen tech infrastructure. Co-founders Alakh Pandey and Prateek Maheshwari said the expansion marks a hybrid growth phase, blending online scale with tech-enabled classrooms. The company remains cash-positive, generating ₹500 crore operational cash in FY25, and expects profitability soon.

Indian stock markets, the Sensex and Nifty, saw a significant drop on Friday. This marks the third consecutive day of losses. Investors are booking profits after a strong rally in October. Foreign investor outflows and a cautious global mood are also impacting the market. Despite positive corporate earnings, the benchmarks are headed for a weekly decline.

Ola Electric shares slipped over 4% after reporting a mixed Q2 FY26 performance. While losses narrowed, revenue fell 43% YoY. The company achieved Auto EBITDA profitability and cut operating costs sharply.

Thangamayil Jewellery has surged over 53% in five days, becoming 2025 s top-performing jewellery stock. Stellar September-quarter results and a record October, with revenue crossing Rs 1,000 crore, fueled this rally. Analysts see strong technical momentum but advise caution, suggesting dips for entry points around Rs 2,800 and Rs 2,570.

Curis Lifesciences launched its Rs 27.5 crore SME IPO on November 7, aiming to raise funds for infrastructure expansion and working capital. The company, which focuses on contract manufacturing and exports, reported strong revenue and profit growth in FY25. The IPO will close on November 11, with shares set to list on the NSE SME platform on November 14.

Investors have a final chance today to buy Power Grid Corporation of India shares for a Rs 4.50 interim dividend. The stock will trade ex-dividend from November 10. This dividend is for the financial year 2025-26. Eligible shareholders will receive the payout on December 1. Other companies also have ex-dividend dates soon.

Pine Labs IPO: In its IPO report, SBI Securities gave Pine Labs a ‘Subscribe for long-term’ recommendation, highlighting the company’s strong growth prospects, improving profitability, and large market opportunity. The brokerage said the fintech firm is well placed to tap into the Rs 276 trillion digital payments market projected by FY29.