
XED Executive Development has withdrawn its planned IPO, which was expected to be the first listing from GIFT City’s financial hub. The decision comes amid weak investor sentiment.
XED Executive Development has withdrawn its planned IPO, which was expected to be the first listing from GIFT City’s financial hub. The decision comes amid weak investor sentiment.
The IPO of Vivid Electromech is nearing its closing date, with moderate investor participation seen so far. Grey market trends suggest a flat listing, indicating limited short-term gains.
INOX Air Products is preparing to launch a major IPO aiming to raise around $1 billion. The company has already appointed top investment banks to manage the issue.
A subsidiary of Coal India made its market debut recently but delivered a weak listing performance. The stock listed below its issue price, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
ITC shares witnessed a decline during the latest session, falling over 2% as markets remained under pressure. The stock also saw higher-than-average trading volumes, indicating strong selling activity.
Indian equity benchmarks ended the financial year with losses, as both Sensex and Nifty declined amid weak global cues. Rising geopolitical tensions and higher crude oil prices affected investor sentiment.
Shares of IndusInd Bank declined significantly in the latest trading session, falling nearly 5% amid overall market weakness. The stock underperformed as selling pressure increased across the banking sector.
Ongoing tensions in West Asia involving major global powers continue to influence financial markets. Concerns over supply disruptions and rising energy costs have increased uncertainty.
Indian stock markets, including the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India, remained closed today due to the observance of Mahavir Jayanti. No trading activity took place across equity, derivatives, and lending segments.
Dark side of stock market/long term investment without constant monitoring: If you had invested Rs.1 crore 10 years ago in 1. Yes Bank = Rs.3-4 lakh. 2. Reliance Communications = Rs.0. 3. DHFL = Rs.0. 4. Suzlon Energy = ~ Rs.7-9 lakh. 5. Vodafone Idea = Rs.4–5 lakh. 6. PC Jeweller = ~ Rs.3–4 lakh. 7. JP Associates = ~ Rs.2–3 lakh. 8. Unitech = ~ Rs.50,000. 9. Gitanjali Gems = Rs.0. 10. Cox & Kings = Rs.0.
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