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Reliance Consumer's foray into FMCG, through brand 'Independence', could be a threat to existing FMCG companies in the foods space, analysts said
Till 09:30 AM, a combined around 11.18 million shares, representing nearly 25 per cent of the total equity of the company, had changed hands on the NSE and BSE
Chinese Oil demand is expected to pick up as the world's largest crude importer pivots away from its strict Covid Zero policy
New Delhi Television (NDTV), Dish TV, Sun TV Network, and Zee Entertainment outperformed the indices over the last six months by surging between 18 per cent and 95.5 per cent
The sale of government's up to 5 per cent stake in IRCTC got over-subscribed on the first day of the offer, with institutional investors putting in bids worth Rs 3,800 crore. In the two-day offer-for-sale (OFS), the government is selling 4 crore shares or 5 per cent stake in Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) at a floor price of Rs 680 a share. The OFS consists of base issue size of 2 crore shares or 2.5 per cent stake, with an option to retain over-subscription of similar amount. As much as 10 per cent of the issue is reserved for retail investors, for whom bidding would open on Friday. On Thursday, bids for over 5.55 crore shares, representing 3.08 times the base issue size of 1.80 crore shares were put in by institutional investors. Calculated on the basis of the floor price, the bids would be valued at about Rs 3,800 crore. Shares of IRCTC settled at Rs 689.20 apiece, down 6.19 per cent over the previous close on the BSE. During the day, the scrip touched
In the past one month, the market prices of RCF, MFL, FACT and NFL have surged in the range of 38 per cent to 60 per cent on the BSE
The number of shares bought back will be 10.5 million at the maximum buyback price of Rs 810, representing 1.6 per cent of the paid-up share capital
They are staring at a 15-20% drop in the revenues they make from interest on the surplus funds clients park with them. Something similar had played out when ASBA was launched for IPOs
On December 9, rating agency ICRA upgraded its credit rating on the company to A/Stable from 'A- / Stable'
Paytm, Policybazaar, Zomato, and Nykaa have been the worst hit, falling between 50.5 per cent and 60 per cent thus far in 2022
Morgan Stanley has initiated the coverage on YES Bank with 'underweight' rating and a price target of Rs 20.50 per share
New-age stocks had a nightmarish 2022. Paytm's shares crashed over 70% from their issue price. Nykaa tumbled nearly 85%. Analysts feel 2023 may bring more pain for some of these stocks
Company's directors and key management personnel will not sell any shares during the buyback period
After attracting funds in October, gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) witnessed a net outflow of Rs 195 crore last month primarily due to profit booking amidst a rally in the markets. In comparison, the segment had attracted a net inflow of Rs 147 crore in October and Rs 330 crore in September. Prior to that, gold ETFs saw a net withdrawal of Rs 38 crore in August, data with Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) showed. "The latest outflow could be attributed to profit booking amidst the rally in the markets and gold demand in the households for the prevailing wedding season," Priti Rathi Gupta, Founder of LXME, said. While the fund inflow in October was mainly on account of festive season demand as investors might have chosen to buy physical gold. Overall, the gold ETF category has received a net inflow of Rs 1,121 crore so far this year, the data showed. Despite the outflow, the assets under management (AUM) of the instrument surged to Rs 20,833 crore at the end of November
While the stock performances of tech IPOs, compared to other consumer companies, witness a steeper crash, India is poised to see more than 100 large-scale profitable/path-to-profitability startups
Macrotech Developers' promoters have raised Rs 3,547 crore by selling shares around 7.2% of the company's equity share capital to institutional investors at the offer price of Rs 1,026 per share
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Shares of engineering systems and solutions provider Uniparts India made a tepid market debut on Monday and settled nearly 7 per cent lower against the issue price of Rs 577. The company's shares debuted at Rs 575 -- 0.34 per cent lower than the issue price of Rs 577 on the BSE. During the day, it fell 7 per cent to Rs 536.15. It settled at Rs 539.55 apiece, a decline of 6.49 per cent. On the NSE, it started the trade at Rs 575 and ended at Rs 537.60 per share, lower by 6.82 per cent. Its market valuation was at Rs 2,435.19 crore on the BSE. In volume terms, 5.06 lakh shares were traded on the BSE during the day and 75.30 lakh shares on the NSE. The Initial Public Offer (IPO) of Uniparts India was subscribed 25.32 times earlier this month. The IPO of up to 1,44,81,942 equity shares had a price range of Rs 548-577 per share. Uniparts India is a global manufacturer of engineered systems and solutions.
Sula Vineyards' revenue contribution from its own brands in the wine business rose from 63.6% in FY20 to 84% in FY22 as imports sharply came down from 31% to 7.9% during this period