ICICI Direct
ICICI Direct has appeared in 9 distinct RetailIntel stories between Aug 2026 and Sep 2026, most often under retail company and omni channel.
Latest: ICICI Direct initiated BUY coverage on Indian decorative-laminates maker Stylam Industries, citing its new Manak Tabra plant, pricing actions and export growth (23 Sep 2026). Earlier, a new 0.4% merchant discount rate on UPI payments could create recurring revenue for banks and benefit payment aggregators including Paytm, MobiKwik and Pine Labs, while potentially altering merchants’ costs, card usage (16 Sep 2026). Earlier, india is the world’s third-largest podcast listener market, with 95 million-plus monthly users (3 Sep 2026).
Key figures reported: BUY target price: ₹4,000 (23 Sep 2026); Implied upside: 21% from ₹3,314 (23 Sep 2026); Manak Tabra facility capacity: 52.5 MSM (23 Sep 2026); 0.4% MDR fee (16 Sep 2026).
Brands most often mentioned alongside ICICI Direct: Bajaj Auto, Maruti Suzuki, Royal Enfield, Tata Motors, TVS Motor, Aica Kogyo.
Most-cited sources on ICICI Direct: Business Today · Latest (4 stories), BL · Consumer & Economy (1 story) and ET Small Business (1 story).
- Stories on record: 9
- First seen 10 Aug 2026 · Latest 23 Sep 2026
- Themes: retail company, omni channel
- Sources cited above: 23 Sep 2026 · 16 Sep 2026 · 3 Sep 2026
Latest signals mentioning ICICI Direct
- ICICI Direct starts Stylam Industries at Buy as new plant expands laminate capacity
- Proposed 0.4% UPI MDR could reshape merchant payment costs and fintech revenues
- India’s podcast boom opens new creator-commerce and brand-content channels
- Zerodha gets SEBI nod to enter merchant banking
- Two-wheelers and passenger vehicles set to lead India auto growth in FY27E
- ICICI Direct sees 8–10% FY27 volume growth for two-wheelers and passenger vehicles
- India EMS outlook keeps Dixon, Kaynes and Amber in focus ahead of festive demand
- Monsoon deficit cuts kharif acreage 1.5%, raising grocery input-price risk
- ICICI Direct backs Dixon, PG Electroplast and Syrma SGS on festive electronics demand