The stock was locked in lower circuit for the second straight day, down 20% at Rs 65.85, also its 52-week low on the BSE.
The company said it will review its supply chain and expects an audit to be completed within six to eight weeks
A combined 264,071 shares changed hands and there were pending sell orders for 26.26 million shares on the NSE and BSE at 09:26 am.
Target Corp is ending all business with Welspun India Ltd, one of the world's biggest textile manufacturers, after saying the supplier was sending it phony Egyptian cotton sheets.The retailer said it discovered last month that 750,000 sheets and pillowcases labelled as Egyptian cotton were actually made with another type of cotton. The retailer pulled the items from its stores, and on Friday it began notifying customers that it will give them a refund on the products, which were produced between August 2014 and July 2016 and sold for as much as $75.Target is Mumbai-based Welspun's second-biggest customer, behind Bed Bath & Beyond Inc, according to Bloomberg data. The company makes towels, sheets, rugs and carpets for 18 of the top 30 global retailers. Its other major clients include Walmart Stores Inc, JC Penney Co and Macy's Inc. It also manufactures the towels for the Wimbledon tennis championships and the Rugby World Cup."We have informed Welspun that, due to this conduct, we ar
However, shares of the company closed 8.67% lower at Rs 99.00 apiece on BSE
The stock moved higher by 5% to Rs 105 on the BSE in otherwise weak market in noon deal.
The stock up 4% at Rs 97.50 on the BSE after the stock turned ex-stock split today in the ratio of 1:10.
The company fixed March 22 as the record date for 10:1 stock split and payment of 60% second interim dividend.