Can Ultravolt Actually Beat India's Established Cable Brands

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12m 2s | Updated on September 07, 2026, 14:13 IST

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In this episode of Markets Today, we decode Aditya Birla Group’s entry into the wires and cables business with Ultravolt, three stocks—BHEL, HCC and MTAR—positioned to benefit from India’s nuclear power expansion, and India’s push to build its own high-speed trains as BEML wins an ₹867 crore contract to develop 280 kmph prototype trainsets, with the first prototype expected by March 2027.

📌 In this episode of Markets Today, we decode 3 big stories — Aditya Birla Group launching Ultravolt in wires and cables, three stocks riding India's nuclear expansion, and India building its own high-speed trainsets.

#1 ⚛️ 3 Stocks Riding India's Nuclear Push BHEL: profit ₹365 crore vs loss last year, ₹2.60 lakh crore order book. HCC: built 5,780 MW of India's nuclear capacity. MTAR: Q1 revenue more than doubled, partners with NPCIL.

#2 🔌 Aditya Birla's Wires & Cables Bet Ultravolt targets India's #2 position within 5 years, backed by group's copper and aluminium exposure and distribution across 500+ districts.

#3 🚄 India Builds Its Own High-Speed Train BEML awarded ₹867 crore to design 2 prototype trainsets at 280 kmph. First prototype by March 2027.

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