All sectors except information technology ended in the red. Banking index was the worst hit and was down 4 percent.
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All sectors except information technology ended in the red. Banking index was the worst hit and was down 4 percent.
Retail and Jio will account for 95 percent of EBITDA growth over the next three years, according to analysts.
The Kochi-based company also announced its fourth debt issuance to raise up to Rs 200 crore, offering as much as 12.25 percent annual yield to investors.
In the last year, the stock has climbed over 53 percent, or Rs 48,000 as compared with Nifty#39;s 20 percent during the same period.
According to Pricol#39;s December shareholding data, Minda Corp held a 15.70 percent stake in the company
DB Realty’s board of directors gave their nod for raising of funds via the QIP route
Over the past six months, the share price has surged around 80 percent.
Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty are down by nearly 2 percent and there is a sense of panic on the Street. We look at the factors contributing to the sell off and what investors need to keep in mind.
Ever since the merger, HDFC Bank#39;s asset book has grown tremendously but deposits haven#39;t. The average quarterly net deposit growth for 9M FY24 stood at Rs 63,600 crore, much lower than the guided Rs 1 lakh crore
All 12 Bank Nifty names were in the red. Other than HDFC Bank#39;s disappointing Q3 show, cautious outlook for private banks also hit investor sentiment, leading to sharp selling in the banking pack