Nilesh Shah says investors can make smart gains by focusing on cement, chemicals, and quick commerce sectors now.
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Cement volume is set to rise as real estate demand grows and government boosts infrastructure spending.
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He believes multiple favorable factors are aligning—lower inflation, falling interest rates, and tax relief.
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This, he says, could drive a rebound in consumer discretionary spending across sectors.
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Shah highlights India’s quick commerce sector as a promising long-term play with strong digital adoption trends.
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Urban population growth and demand for convenience could drive massive market expansion in tier-2 and tier-3 cities.
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Major firms are investing in this space, expecting quick commerce to scale significantly by 2030.
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Despite global risks, Shah sees India as an oasis in a desert—growing amid global uncertainty.
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But he warns that geopolitical tensions and trade tariffs could impact global and domestic sentiment.
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Keep a close watch on FY26 corporate earnings—they’ll be a key driver for India's market outlook.
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