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April 19, 2024

  • 1. India Daybook – Stocks in News
  • Jubilant Pharmova: U.S. FDA intimates inspection classification as 'Voluntary Action Indicated' for unit's Roorkee manufacturing facility. (Positive)
  • Kamat Hotels: Company announced launch of IRA by Orchid hotels in Ayodhya to expand presence in Uttar Pradesh. (Positive)
  • TARC: Company's FY24 pre-sales at Rs 1,612 crore, up 200% year-on-year. (Positive)
  • Brigade Enterprises: Company reports a 46% annual increase in its sales bookings. (Positive)
  • Sunteck Realty: Company reports 20% annual growth in sales bookings. (Positive)
  • Shilpa Med: Ages, Austria Issues GMP Certification for Shilpa Medicare’s Unit 4, Jadcherla, Telangana (Positive)
  • Power Grid: Company has been declared as the successful bidder to establish inter-state transmission system in Gujarat and Rajasthan. (Positive)
  • Infosys: Company partners Belgium's Proximus on Service Now platform (Positive)
  • Jindal Stainless: Company announces collaboration with global climate action body Science-Based Targets (Positive)
  • Kirloskar Ferrous: Company resumes operations at blast furnace at Karnataka plant effective April 15 (Positive)
  • JSW Energy: Arbitral Tribunal allows claim to recover Rs 120 cr from Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO). (Positive)
  • Biocon: Company signs licensing & supply agreement with Brazil-based Biomm for commercialisation of Semaglutide (Positive)
  • Hindustan Aeronautics: Company request for proposal (RFP) has been issued in April 2024 for 97 Tejas Fighter Jets (Positive)
  • Drone Destination: Company announces mega pan India expansion. (Positive)
  • Piramal Pharma: USFDA issues EIR for company’s Riverview manufacturing facility. (Positive)
  • State Bank: Fitch affirms SBI at 'BBB-'; outlook Stable. (Neutral)
  • Canara Bank: Fitch affirms SBI at 'BBB-'; outlook Stable. (Neutral)
  • Power Grid: Company approves raising up to Rs 12,000 crore via bonds in FY25. (Neutral)
  • IIFL Finance: Board approves rights issue offer price of Rs 300 per share. (Neutral)
  • Vodafone Idea: India’s largest follow-on public offer opens today with price bank Rs 10-11. (Neutral)
  • Reliance Industries: Company offered U.S. oil to other buyers in Asia last week. (Neutral)
  • HDFC Bank: Board likely to consider annual renewal of issuance of long-term bonds via private placement mode (Neutral)
  • Paytm: Company clarifies license status, says no notice on investment in payments arm. Paytm gets NPCI nod to migrate users to new PSP bank handles. (Neutral)
  • ZEE: Company withdraws from NCLT application to merge operations with Sony. (Neutral)
  • Vedanta: Company gets GST Penalty order of ₹27.97 crore for a period FY 2018-19 to FY 2020-21. (Neutral)
  • ICICI Lombard: Q4 Combined Ratio at 102.2% vs 104.2%, Net profit up 19% at Rs 520 cr vs Rs 437 cr (YoY) (Neutral)
  • Elin Electronics: Company appoints Praveen Tandon as CEO of the co w.e.f. April 17, 2024 (Neutral)
  • Tata Consumer: Company acquires 8.3 crore shares representing 99.99% stake of Organic India from Fabindia (Neutral)
  • Apollo Tyres: Company receives tax demand and penalty of Rs 2.06 crore from GST authority in Tamil Nadu. (Neutral)
  • Hathway Cable: The Net profit at Rs 35 cr vs loss of Rs 14.6 cr, Revenue up 7.3% at Rs 493.4 cr vs Rs 460 cr (YoY). (Neutral)
  • Ambuja Cement: Adani Family Completes Ambuja Cement Warrant Subscription Infuses INR 20,000 Cr to increase stake to 70.3% (Neutral)
  • Zee Entertainment: Board approves new streamlined organisation structure proposed by MD, CEO (Neutral)
  • ABFRL: Company gets GST demand orders worth Rs 4.55 crore from Andhra Pradesh Tax Authority (Neutral)
  • Tata Communications: Cons revenue at Rs 5,691.7 cr vs Rs 5,633.3 cr QoQ (Neutral)
  • JK Paper: Step down subsidiary invested Rs 60 cr in Bengal & Assam company by way of purchase from open market, out of its surplus funds. (Neutral)
  • KIMS: Hospital chain KIMS subsidiary gets income tax demand of ₹306.97 crore (Negative)
  • 2. US Markets in Detail...
  • Indian & Asian Markets Opening Preview along with Stocks in the news
  • GIFTNifty: 22,015 (-53) (-0.24%)
  • T20 IPL 2024:
  • Y’day:
  • MI (192/7) bt PBKS (183)
  • Today:
  • T20 34/74: LSG vs CSK
  • Today’s Major Corporate Results:
  • Wipro, Hindustan Zinc, Jio Finance, HDFC AMC, Elecon Engineering., etc
  • Today
  • Listing of Securities PANORAMA STUDIOS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
  • 9,00,000 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each issued at a premium of Rs.264 to Non Promoters on a preferential basis .
  • Listing of Securities Ace Software Exports ltd
  • 1720000 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each issued at a premium of Rs.25 to Promoter and Non Promoter on a preferential basis.
  • Listing of Bonus equity shares of Promax Power Limited
  • 12500000 Bonus equity shares of Rs. 10/- each allotted on April 10, 2024
  • Provisional Cash Rs. In Crs. (18th Apr)
  • FIIs -4,261 (18,231 – 22,492)
  • DIIs +2,286 (14,274 – 11,988)
  • Sensex: 72,489 (-455) (-0.62%)
  • Nifty: 21,996 (-152) (-0.69%)
  • BankNifty: 47,069 (-415) (-0.87%)
  • NiftyIT: 33,499 (-76) (-0.23%)
  • MIDCAP 100 : 49,237 (-44) (-0.09%)
  • NSE Auto: 21,521 (-182) (0.84%)
  • NSE FMCG: 52,826 (-577) (-1.08%)
  • Dow: 37,775: +22: +0.06%
  • S&P: 5,011 (-11) (-0.22%)
  • Nas: 15,602 (-82) (-0.52%)
  • Brazil: 124,196: +25: +0.02%
  • Ftse: 7,877: +29: +0.37%
  • Dax: 17,837: +67: +0.38%
  • Cac: 8,023: +42: +0.52%
  • MOEX: 3,456: +2: +0.05%
  • WTI Oil: $82.73: +0.05%
  • Brnt: $86.88 (-0.47%)
  • Natural Gas: 1.76: +2.63%
  • Gold: $2398: +10: +0.40%
  • Gold 22 Carat/g: 6,765 (-30) (-0.44%)
  • Silver: $28.38 (-0.07%)
  • Copper: $447: +2.35%
  • Cotton: $80.61 (-0.89%)
  • Copper (LME): $9,583: +115: +1.21%
  • Alluminum (LME): $2,587: +26: +1%
  • Zinc (LME): $2,839: +68: +2.45%
  • Tin (LME): $32,775: +955: +3%
  • Eur-$: 1.0644 (-0.3%)
  • GBP-$: 1.2437 (-0.1%)
  • Jpy-$: 154.62: +0.1%
  • Re: 83.5425: +0.00%
  • USD-RUB:  93.9808 (-0.26%)
  • US10yr: 4.63%: +5 bps
  • GIND10YR: 7.180 (-0.18%)
  • $ Index: 106.156: +0.19%
  • Vix: 18.00 (-1.15%)
  • India Vix: 13.04: +3.33%
  • BalticDry: 1,844: +65: +3.65%
  • ADR/GDR 
  • Cogni (-0.61%)
  • Infy (-2.51%)
  • Wit (-1.81%)
  • IciciBk (-0.78%)
  • HdfcBk: +1.06%
  • DrRdy (-0.63%)
  • TatSt: +0.79%
  • Axis (-3.14%)
  • SBI (-0.67%)
  • RIGD: +0.85%
  • INDA: +0.28% (IShares MSCI INDIA ETF)  
  • INDY (-0.12%) (IShares MSCI INDIA 50 ETF) 
  • EPI: +0.14% (Wisdom Tree India Earning)
  • PIN (-0.02%) (Invesco India Exchange Traded Fund Trust
  • Trade Setup for Today
  • a.) Market Sentiment: The market is expected to continue consolidating, with a possibility of a bounce-back after recent losses. However, the sentiment remains favorable for bears, suggesting a cautious approach with a sell-on-rally strategy.
  • b. )Technical Analysis: The Nifty is approaching the lower end of the rising channel, indicating a crucial level to watch out for. The index tested the lower end of the channel and formed a long bearish candlestick pattern on the daily charts. Key technical indicators like the RSI oscillator suggest a negative short-term momentum.
  • c.) Support and Resistance Levels: For the Nifty 50, immediate support levels are at 21,900, followed by a crucial support at 21,700. On the upside, resistance is likely at 22,200-22,300. For the Bank Nifty, support levels are at 46,970, followed by 46,770 and 46,446, while resistance levels are at 47,618, followed by 47,818 and 48,141.
  • d.) Options Data: The maximum Call open interest is at the 22,000 strike for the Nifty, suggesting a key level for the short term. Meaningful Call writing was observed at the 22,000 strike. On the Put side, the 22,000 strike also has significant open interest, indicating its importance as a support level.
  • e.) Stocks: Investors are showing interest in stocks like Godrej Consumer Products, JK Cement, Dabur India, Alkem Laboratories, and Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals, which have seen high delivery percentages.
  • f. )Long Build-up and Unwinding: Long build-up was observed in stocks like Bharti Airtel, Ipca Laboratories, Infosys, HDFC Life Insurance Company, and Trent, while long unwinding was seen in stocks like Deepak Nitrite, Tata Consumer Products, Escorts, Glenmark Pharma, and GNFC.
  • g.) Short Build-up and Covering: Short build-up was seen in stocks like Exide Industries, Indraprastha Gas, Dr Reddy's Laboratories, Titan Company, and Berger Paints, while short covering was observed in stocks like Vodafone Idea, Bharat Forge, RBL Bank, Manappuram Finance, and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation.
  • h.) Put Call Ratio: The Nifty Put Call ratio (PCR) has jumped to 0.93, indicating increasing bullish sentiment in the market.
  • i.) Stock under F&O ban on NSE
  • The NSE has added Exide Industries to the F&O ban list for April 19, while retaining Balrampur Chini Mills, Bandhan Bank, GNFC, Hindustan Copper, Vodafone Idea, Metropolis Healthcare, National Aluminium Company, Piramal Enterprises, SAIL, and Zee Entertainment Enterprises to the said list.
  • Securities banned under the F&O segment include companies where derivative contracts cross 95 percent of the market-wide position limit.
  • Overall Strategy:
  • - Given the overall bearish sentiment in the market, consider shorting opportunities on rallies, especially near resistance levels indicated for Nifty and Bank Nifty. However, be cautious around the 21,955 support level, as a bounce-back from there could indicate a reversal.
  • - Focus on stocks showing long build-up for potential long positions and stocks exhibiting short build-up for shorting opportunities.
  • - Keep an eye on quarterly earnings releases and any market-moving news for adjustments to the strategy throughout the trading session.
  • Considering these factors, traders may adopt a cautious approach and closely monitor key support and resistance levels, as well as options data and technical indicators, to make informed trading decisions.
  • Stocks in the news
  • Infosys:
  • -The country's second largest IT services company has recorded consolidated profit at Rs 7,969 crore for quarter ended March FY24, growing 30.5 percent over previous quarter driven by income tax refund, but overall earnings missed analysts' estimates. Revenue from operations fell by 2.3 percent QoQ to Rs 37,923 crore, while revenue in dollar terms declined 2.1 percent and constant currency revenue dropped 2.2 on sequential basis.
  • - The company's arm will acquire a 100% stake in In-Tech Holding GmbH, engaged in engineering R&D services.
  • Bajaj Auto: The Pune-based two-and-three-wheeler maker has reported standalone net profit at Rs 1,936 crore for March FY24 quarter, growing sharply by 35 percent over a year-ago period. Revenue from operations during the same period increased 29 percent to Rs 11,485 crore, with sales volume rising 24 percent to 10.62 lakh units.
  • ICICI Securities: The company has reported consolidated net profit at Rs 536.5 crore for quarter ended March FY24, rising 104.3 percent over a year-ago period, with strong topline as well as operating performance. Revenue from operations grew by 74.4 percent to Rs 1,543.2 crore compared to same period last year.
  • Gokaldas Exports: The Bengaluru-based apparel maker has launched a qualified institutional placement to raise Rs 600 crore. The issue price has been set at Rs 775 apiece, representing a discount of 4.05% to the last closing price. The floor price is Rs 789.99.
  • Housing & Urban Development Corporation: Department of Public Enterprises (OPE) has granted the Navratna Status to HUDCO.
  • Mahindra Lifespace Developers: The real estate and infrastructure development subsidiary of the Mahindra Group has received booking for more than 150 homes within just 2 days, valuing at Rs 350 crore, after the launch of Bengaluru's 1st net zero waste + energy residential project, Mahindra Zen.
  • Nestle: The company clarified media reports and reaffirmed its commitment to high standards of nutrition, quality, and safety. It also mentioned that the media reports had no material impact on its operations or performance.
  • ITC: The company’s arm has acquired a 100% stake in Blazeclan Tech for Rs 485 crore.
  • GMR Airports Infrastructure: The company's Delhi, Hyderabad, and Mopa airports reported increased passenger traffic and handled the highest-ever cargo volumes in FY 24.
  • BSE: The company clarified that the CEO doesn't endorse any investment advisory communication based on a fake video of MD and CEO Sundararaman Ramamurthy being circulated on social media.
  • Rail Vikas Nigam: The company signed a MoU with Turkish engineering consulting and contracting firm TUMAS India for collaboration in public transportation and infrastructure projects in India.
  • Torrent Power: The company acquired SPV MSKVY Ninth Solar as part of the 306 MW Nasik project for Rs 50 lakh.
  • Container Corporation of India: The company signed a MoU with PSA Mesa Supply Chain to collaborate in offering seamless and cost-effective e nd-to-end logistics services to customers.
  • Hindustan Construction Company: Rahul Rao has resigned from the position of Chief Financial Officer and Key Managerial Personnel of the company effective April 18 and appointed Girish Gangal for the same.
  • Oriental Hotels: The company appointed Paras Puri as CFO effective April 19. Nitin Bengani will step down as CFO due to internal transfers.
  • Goa Carbon: The operations at the company's Bilaspur Unit have been temporarily shut down for maintenance work starting today.
  • SJVN: The company’s unit incorporated a JV with an Assam power distribution company named “SGEL Assam Renewable Energy Limited” to carry out business in the field of power generation from all renewable energy sources, including hydropower, by setting up power plants.
  • Hinduja Global Solutions: The company’s unit entered into an agreement to acquire 51% of Seven Star Balaji Broadband for Rs 18.36 crore. The acquisition will open growth opportunities in internet services, especially in Mumbai.
  • Mahindra Lifespace Developers: The company sold homes worth Rs 350 crore at the Bengaluru project in 2 days.
  • Federal Bank: The company received an RBI nod to open a representative office in Saudi Arabia.
  • Vesuvius India: The company inaugurated a new Mould Flux plant in Visakhapatnam to increase investment outlay to up to Rs 1,000 crore to strengthen manufacturing capabilities in India.
  • Landmark Cars: The company’s Q4 pro forma revenue was up 8.2% at Rs 1,311 crore and partnered with three new OEMs and entered new geographies in FY24.
  • Moved out of short-term ASM framework: Coffee Day Enterprises, Indostar Capital Finance, Paramount Communications, Ujjivan Small Finance Bank.
  • A look at the day ahead in Asian markets.
  • 1. Market Performance: Asian stocks are facing significant declines this week, with the MSCI Asia ex-Japan index down 2.3%. Japan's Nikkei, which has experienced a significant decline since late March, will be closely watched. A flat or negative close on Friday could result in its worst week since December 2022.
  • 2. Global Sentiment: Fraying global sentiment and concerns about geopolitical tensions, especially in the Middle East, are affecting market confidence.
  • 3. Financial Policy Concerns: Traders are closely monitoring headlines from the ongoing meetings in Washington, particularly regarding exchange rates and central banks' policy paths, especially in light of the increasingly hawkish stance of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
  • 4. Indian General Election: India's general election, starting with the first of seven phases, adds another layer of uncertainty for Asian markets. With millions of voters casting their ballots, investors may adopt a cautious approach ahead of the outcome.
  • 5. Economic Data Releases:
  • Economic data releases, including Malaysia's first-quarter GDP and Japan's inflation data for March, could influence market sentiment and currency movements.
  • Japan CPI Inflation March: This data release will provide insights into the inflationary pressures within the Japanese economy. Given Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda's recent comments regarding potential interest rate hikes in response to domestic inflation, market participants will closely scrutinize this release.
  • 6. U.S. Dollar Strength: The U.S. dollar has been firm, rallying against major currencies, including the yen and won. Rising U.S. bond yields, with the 2-year Treasury yield reaching 5%, are contributing to the dollar's strength, tightening financial conditions globally.
  • 7. Yuan's Stability: Despite concerns about the yuan's weakness, recent data suggests that foreign investors have increased their holdings of China's onshore yuan bonds for the seventh consecutive month, which could help alleviate fears of capital flight from the country.
  • Here are key developments that could provide more direction to markets on Friday:
  • - Japan CPI inflation (March)
  • - Malaysia GDP (Q1)
  • - India general election opens
  • In summary, the Asian markets are navigating through a complex landscape of geopolitical tensions, monetary policy uncertainties, and economic data releases. Traders are likely to remain cautious, closely monitoring developments both domestically and internationally for any potential impact on market sentiment and asset prices.
  • US Markets
  • Thursday's trading session in the U.S. saw a mixed performance in stocks amid ongoing concerns about rising bond yields and uncertain oil prices. Here are the key points from the day's market activity:
  • U.S. Stock Performance:
  • - Mixed Close:
  • - U.S. stocks closed mostly lower, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite registering their fifth consecutive session of declines.
  • - Stocks finished mostly lower, with the S&P 500 closing down after opening higher for the fourth straight day — booking its longest such string of reversals since 2018. - -The S&P 500's longer-term trend suggests a potential cushion from entering another correction, but a significant portion of individual stocks within the index are already trading in correction territory, commonly marked by an asset closing at least 10% below its recent peak.
  • - Technology Sector Struggles: The Nasdaq Composite, particularly sensitive to technology shares, faced notable declines this week, marking its fourth consecutive down week, the longest negative streak since December 2022.
  • - Market Volatility: Throughout the week, the S&P 500 experienced intraday rallies followed by reversals, contributing to its first losing streak of such length since October, just before the current bull market began.
  • Bond Market and Interest Rates:
  • - New York Fed President John Williams, citing economic strength,said on Thursday he does not see a convincing case for cutting the central bank's policy rate now.
  • -His Atlanta counterpart Raphael Bostic noted he doesn’t think it will be appropriate to ease until toward the end of 2024. The Fed could “potentially” hold rates steady all year, Minneapolis Fed chief Neel Kashkari told Fox News Channel
  • - Bond Yields: Benchmark Treasury yields continued their ascent, with the policy-sensitive 2-year yield reaching its highest closing level since November. New York Fed President John Williams's comments on the possibility of a rate hike further fueled speculation about interest rates.
  • - Rate Hike Speculation: Despite Williams indicating that a rate hike is not his base-case expectation, market participants are contemplating the possibility, particularly as recent economic data painted a mixed picture, including low jobless claims but weaker-than-expected home sales.
  • - A Reuters poll of 100 economists indicated the Fed will implement its first rate cut in September, and cut perhaps once more this year.
  • Options Expiry:
  • - Options Expiry Impact: Nearly $3 trillion worth of options tied to stocks, equity indexes, and ETFs are set to expire on Friday. Despite the ongoing selloff, trading volume in put options hasn't significantly increased relative to calls, suggesting a potential oversold bounce.
  • Market Sentiment and Economic Data:
  • - Fed Rhetoric: Recent Fed rhetoric, perceived as skewed hawkishly, contributed to market nervousness. Market-implied expectations for Fed rate cuts have waned, with traders now foreseeing fewer cuts than previously anticipated.
  • - Economic Data:
  • - Mixed economic data released on Thursday, jobless claims remained subdued, consistent- with a healthy job market. Separately, the Philadelphia Fed factory index topped estimates. While existing-home sales fell, the pace was roughly in line with the median forecast of economists.
  • - Most of the data this week show the economy is still firing on all cylinder. That’s going to be a challenge for the Fed’s rate-cutting plans.
  • - If four months ago I said there's a real possibility the Fed won't lower rates at all in 2024, the response would have likely been that will create a massive sell off in stocks.
  • - So why hasn't it? The reason is corporate earnings seem to be strong, the economy is continuing to perform well and inflation continues to cool down albeit in an uneven manner
  • - A Reuters poll of 100 economists indicated the Fed will implement its first rate cut in September, and cut perhaps once more this year.
  • Commodities and Global Markets:
  • - Oil Prices: Oil futures finished with mixed results, with global benchmark prices down for a fourth straight session while U.S. benchmark prices posted a modest gain. Traders digested news that the U.S. will reinstate sanctions on Venezuela, and continued to watch developments in the Middle East following Iran’s attack on Israel last weekend to gauge risks to global oil supplies. They’ve also turned their attention to signs of weakness in oil demand.
  • - Gold: Gold prices climbed amid ongoing turmoil in the Middle East and the prospect of fewer-than-expected U.S. rate cuts.
  • European Market Performance:
  • - European Stocks: European markets closed slightly higher, supported by upbeat results from companies like ABB. Speculation about the European Central Bank's potential interest rate cut in June influenced market sentiment.
  • Overall, U.S. markets grappled with uncertainty surrounding interest rates, economic data, and geopolitical tensions, while European markets experienced slight gains amid ongoing speculation about central bank policy decisions.
  • Key events this week:
  • • Japan CPI, Friday
  • • BOE Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden and ECB Governing Council member Joachim Nagel speak, Friday
  • • Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee speaks, Friday
  • Currencies
  • • The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index rose 0.1%
  • • The euro fell 0.3% to $1.0644
  • • The British pound fell 0.1% to $1.2437
  • • The Japanese yen fell 0.1% to 154.62 per dollar
  • Cryptocurrencies
  • • Bitcoin rose 4.4% to $63,518.01
  • • Ether rose 3.1% to $3,065.7
  • Bonds
  • • The yield on 10-year Treasuries advanced five basis points to 4.63%
  • • Germany’s 10-year yield advanced three basis points to 2.50%
  • • Britain’s 10-year yield advanced one basis point to 4.27%
  • Commodities
  • • West Texas Intermediate crude was little changed
  • • Spot gold rose 0.8% to $2,380.08 an ounce
  • News Headlines from Business News Agencies:
  • Business Standard
  • HDFC Life Q4FY24 results: Net profit up 14.8% Y-o-Y at Rs 411 cr
  • NSE to launch derivatives on Nifty Next 50 index from Apr 24, gets Sebi nod
  • ReNew, JERA to jointly evaluate green ammonia projects in Odisha
  • India's FY24 pulses imports hit 6-year high as red lentil purchases jump
  • After media report, Nestle India says cut added sugars in baby cereal range
  • Blackstone reports 1% rise in 1st-quarter earnings on growth in fee income
  • Musk's India visit sparks expectations for Tesla investment and expansion
  • Orders for ABB globally fall, drag share price for India-listed entity
  • Sales of first electric car 'SU7' 3-5 times higher than expected: Xiaomi
  • Apple's India push puts Tamil Nadu on top on electronic exporters
  • Quess Corp Ajit Isaac seals record real estate deal at Rs 67.5 cr
  • ITC Infotech to acquire Pune-based Blazeclan Technologies for Rs 485 crore
  • Economic Times
  • Bajaj Auto Q4 Results: PAT jumps 35% YoY to Rs 1,936 crore
  • India says it is ready to mitigate economic impact of Iran-Israel conflict
  • Axis Bank revises savings, salary account tariff structure with effect from April 1, 2024
  • Power Mech Projects bags orders worth Rs 232 crore
  • India smartphone up 15% on year in Q1, continues recovery: Canalys
  • India's trade deficit with ASEAN expands since FTA of 2010
  • Kotak Mutual Fund files draft document with Sebi for special opportunities fund
  • NHAI identifies 33 highway stretches for monetisation in FY25
  • Surbhi Goel to be appointed first female CEO of Munich Re India
  • SDLG opens its first manufacturing facility in Bengaluru
  • Hiring in electronics industry sees a hike of 154% year-on-year in March: Quess Corp
  • Mint
  • Infosys Q4 results: Net profit rises 30% to ₹7,969 crore, revenue up by 1.2%
  • Infosys Q4 Results: Attrition rate declines further to 12.6%
  • Tata Motors plans JLR luxury cars production at $1 bn Tamil Nadu plant: Report
  • Bharti Airtel divests Sri Lanka operations, merges with Dialog Axiata
  • Hyundai starts setting the stage for India’s biggest IPO
  • Goldman initiates coverage on Power Grid & Hitachi Energy with 'buy' rating
  • FSSAI to examine charges against Nestle on adding sugar in baby food products
  • NCLT grants Byju's one week to settle payment dispute
  • Tata Group in talks with Fabindia promoters for stake acquisition, says report
  • News aggregator Dailyhunt parent acquires US-based Magzter
  • SpiceJet hit with new insolvency claims by three lessors over ₹77 crore dues
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