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The stock slipped 7% to Rs 572, also its 52-week low on the BSE
The stock dipped 3% to Rs 892, extending its Monday's 2% fall on the BSE.
In past 16 trading sessions, the stock has outperformed the market by surging 21% as compared to 5% rise in Nifty 50 index.
In past three-months, the stock had rallied 34%, as compared to 7.5% rise in Sensex till Monday.
Hindustan Unilever is the top loser down over 2% post its first quarter earnings
Idea Cellular dipped 6%, while Bharti Airtel and Reliance Communications down 4% each on the BSE.
The stock rallied 16% to Rs 171 after the company said the board will meet on July 29 to consider the issue of bonus share.
ONGC was the top Sensex loser on worries over royalty payments
Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, HDFC Bank and SBI from Nifty Bank were up 1%-2% on the NSE
The stock surged 8% to Rs 307 after the company said it has acquired iconic brand 817 Elephant brand of rice through its UK subsidiary LT Foods International Limited.
RIL continues to remain as top Sensex gainers on better-than-expected earnings
The stock was up nearly 3% at Rs 1,039 on the BSE in early morning trade.
SPARC was surged 7% to Rs 375, while Sun Pharma was up 1% at Rs 779 on the BSE.
Infosys, TCS, Cyient, Wipro, Tech Mahindra and NIIT Technologies were down 3%-9% on the NSE.
Gains in HDFC twins and Tata Motors helped offset most of the intra-day losses
HDFC Bank, Grasim, Hero MotoCorp, M&M, UltraTech Cement and YES Bank have hit their respective lifetime highs on the National Stock Exchange.
The Sensex failed to hold the psychologically important 28,000 mark after moving past that mark in early trade
S&P BSE Auto index and Nifty Auto index were up 1% each, as compared to 0.5% decline in benchmark indices,
The stock dipped nearly 10% to Rs 1,060, its lowest level since January 14, 2016 on the BSE.
Infosys emerged as the top loser after the IT major posted lower-than-expected dollar revenue growth