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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gift of Melody toffee to Giorgia Meloni during his Italy trip gave fresh attention to the 'Melodi' buzz, leaving Parle Products pleasantly surprised by the global attention.

The Finance Act, 2026 has revived corporate share buybacks among cash-rich Indian IT, pharma, and auto companies. However, with Brent crude surging and global economic uncertainty rising, this analysis questions whether depleting cash reserves for short-term EPS accretion is a prudent move, or if boards are trading vital financial resilience for market impatience.

Parle Products VP Mayank Shah predicts a global sales surge for Melody after PM Modi's viral gift to Giorgia Meloni. Meanwhile, confused investors sent the "wrong" Parle stock soaring on Dalal Street. A deep dive into the "Melodi" effect.

Parle Industries surged 5% after a viral Modi candy video, but the rally is due to investor confusion--learn the full story now!

Giorgia Meloni shared a light-hearted moment with PM Modi as she thanked him for bringing a gift. , Markets, Times Now

Social media buzz around PM Modi gifting Melody to Italy PM Giorgia Meloni appears to have sparked confusion among retail investors, sending Parle Industries shares sharply higher despite no business connection to the toffee brand. Parle Products is the firm producing the Melody toffee.

Parle Industries shares hit upper circuit after PM Modi gifted Melody toffees to Italy PM Giorgia Meloni, triggering online confusion over the 'Parle' name.

The FMCG company took it to Instagram, re-shared the video and captioned it "Sweetening relationships since 1983.", Companies, Times Now

PM Narendra Modi selfie with Italy PM Giorgia Armani is going viral. Can you guess the place where they have taken the selfie at? Hint: It's a popular UNESCO heritage site and also one of the new wonders of the world.

The company is not listed on the exchanges yet and CMO Mayank Shah signaled that it prefers to remain private for now