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Streeterville Capital LLC, Streeterville Management LLC and their principal John M. Fife have become 9.9% beneficial owners of Garden Stage Ltd (GSIW). In a Schedule 13G dated 24 July 2025, the group disclosed ownership of 7,110,764 ordinary shares out of 71,178,820 shares outstanding. All voting and dispositive rights are held solely by the reporting persons; no shared power is reported.

The filing鈥攎ade under Rule 13d without any stated intent to influence control鈥攃lassifies the entities as 鈥淥O鈥� (other) investors. Address information shows operations managed from Chicago, while the issuer is headquartered in Hong Kong. The certification affirms the stake was acquired for investment purposes only.

Form 4 snapshot: On 07/21/2025 Columbus McKinnon Corp. (CMCO) director Christopher J. Stephens reported the award of 8,553 common shares under the company鈥檚 Second Amended & Restated 2016 Long-Term Incentive Plan. The transaction is coded 鈥淎鈥� (acquisition) at a reporting price of $15.21 per share, implying a notional value of roughly $130 k.

The grant lifts Stephens鈥� direct holdings to 19,567 shares, an increase of about 78% versus his prior position. No derivative securities were exercised or disposed of, and there were no sales or other insider dispositions disclosed.

While equity grants do not involve an out-of-pocket purchase, the filing still modestly strengthens insider equity alignment and sends a generally constructive governance signal. The overall dollar amount is immaterial to CMCO鈥檚 capitalization, so market impact should be limited.

Erie Indemnity Co. (ERIE) EVP, Secretary & General Counsel Brian W. Bolash filed a Form 4 covering activity on 22 Jul 2025.

• Non-derivative: Form shows a disposition of 445 Class A shares; no transaction price was reported.
• Derivative: Bolash acquired 11.619 share credits in the Incentive Compensation Deferral Plan via dividend reinvestment at an implied $364.10 per credit. Post-transaction, he holds 3,110.869 share credits.
• The share-credit units represent the right to receive an equal number of Class A shares upon retirement or other separation; they have no expiration or exercise date.

The reported transactions are routine, small relative to ERIE鈥檚 float and market cap, and do not alter the executive鈥檚 control or governance position. No open-market purchases or sales were disclosed.

Dr. Reddy鈥檚 Laboratories (NYSE: RDY) filed its Form 6-K for the quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Consolidated revenue grew 11.4% YoY to Rs 85.45 bn (US$ 997 m) driven by Global Generics (+9.8%) and PSAI (+6.8%); the 鈥淥thers鈥� bucket jumped to Rs 1.65 bn from Rs 0.21 bn on higher out-licensing.

Earnings mixed: Gross profit rose 4.9% to Rs 48.63 bn but the gross margin compressed to 56.9% (60.4% PY) on price erosion and higher input costs. Operating profit slipped 2.5% to Rs 17.48 bn, trimming the operating margin to 20.4% (23.4%). Net profit edged up 1.3% to Rs 14.10 bn; basic EPS climbed to Rs 17.04 (Rs 16.72).

Regionally, U.S. revenue fell 5.7% to Rs 36.54 bn while India (+11%), Russia (+28%) and 鈥淥thers鈥� (+42%) offset the decline. R&D spend was stable at Rs 6.24 bn (7.3% of sales). SG&A jumped 13% to Rs 25.65 bn, largely driving margin pressure.

Balance sheet: Cash & equivalents decreased to Rs 9.00 bn from Rs 14.65 bn in Mar-25, mainly due to Rs 19.19 bn cash outflow for investments and capex. Net debt remains low; short-term borrowings were Rs 38.38 bn, long-term Rs 5.10 bn. Equity rose to Rs 353.76 bn as retained earnings increased.

Cash flow: Operating cash flow improved 72% YoY to Rs 14.63 bn aided by working-capital releases, but free cash flow was negative after Rs 10.15 bn net investment spend. Capex commitments stand at Rs 13.19 bn.

The filing reiterates extensive risk factors (pricing pressure, regulatory scrutiny, FX, geopolitical conflicts) and notes adoption of amended IAS 21; no changes to guidance were provided. A final dividend of Rs 8/share (pending shareholder approval) is proposed.