Volumes spurt were significantly higher during strong positive closes than during negative sessions.
Max Ventures Investment Holdings, a promoter of financial services firm Max Financial Services, on Wednesday offloaded 58.85 lakh shares in the company for Rs 400 crore through an open market transaction. According to the bulk deal data available with the National Stock Exchange (NSE), Max Ventures Investment Holdings sold 58,85,000 shares (1.7 per cent) of Max Financial Services. The shares were sold at an average price of Rs 679.2 per scrip, taking the aggregate value of transaction at Rs 399.70 crore. Following the stake sale, the shareholding of promoter have come down to 13.02 per cent from 14.72 per cent. Shares of Max Financial Services closed 1.67 per cent lower at Rs 688 apiece on NSE.
Max Life and Max Financial Services are committed to going ahead with the deal with Axis Bank, which will see the latter acquire another 7 per cent stake in the life insurance company, said the CEO
While the stock of max Financial Services has confirmed a major range breakout above 850-mark, the stock of IRCTC is in oversold zone, says Mehul Kothari of Anand Rathi
Max Life's assets under management (AUM) were at Rs 1,07,510 crore as on March 31, 2022, a rise of 19 per cent over the previous year
Except for Max Financial Services other insurance related shares seem to be on a weak ground, indicate technical charts.
The company on Tuesday reported an over 41 per cent decline in its consolidated net profit
FII fund flows, corporate earnings and ongoing IPOs likely to be in focus today
Max Financial Services Ltd (MFSL) has reported profit after tax of Rs 70 crore in the January to March quarter from Rs 6.7 crore in the year-ago period
Through a separate transaction, the shares were bought by New York Life Insurance Company at the same price
December quarter results propped up by single premium products, protection plans stagnating
IRDAI has given its approval for the acquisition of up to 12 per cent stake in Max Life Insurance by Axis Bank and its subsidiaries Axis Capital and Axis Securities
Axis Entities will have the right to acquire another 7 per cent in the life insurance company, in or more tranches
Max Life Insurance demonstrated a resilient performance amid a challenging macro environment with 21 per cent annual premium equivalent (APE) growth
The stock price has already broken out on the daily chart on 6th January. Moreover, insurance as a sector is showing strength on the chart
The transaction entails swapping Mitsui Sumitomo's 20.6 per cent stake in Max Life Insurance with 21.9 per cent stake in Max Financial Services
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 64 crore in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal
Max Financial may see a follow-up buying, eventually resulting in an optimistic medium term outlook.
After the completion of a series of transactions, Max Life will become a 70:30 joint venture between MFS and Axis Bank
Max Life has Rs 2,000 crore exposure to YES Bank's tier-2 bonds and the latter accounts for 11 per cent of its bancassurance channel