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Thus far in October, the stock outperformed the market by surging 22% as compared to 0.43% rise in Sensex.
The stock dipped 4% to Rs 241 on intra-day trade, extending its Thursday's 1% fall on BSE.
Markets extended losses weighed down by index heavyweights RIL and HDFC
The stock up 4% to Rs 1,020 after the company posted 52% YoY jump in consolidated net profit at Rs 147 crore in Q2FY17.
The stock up 4% to Rs 849 after the company maintained constant currency guidance at 12-14% for FY17.
The stock dipped nearly 11% to Rs 650 after reported a single digit growth in consolidated net profit at Rs 64 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2016.
The stock up 5% to Rs 286 after the company announced a fund raising plan by issuing NCDs on private placement basis.
ICICI Bank was the top gainer up 4% on renewed buying interest
The stock was up 2% at Rs 1,320 on the NSE as compared to 0.40% rise in Nifty 50 index
The stock dipped 7% to Rs 716, falling 9% from intra-day high on BSE.
Top gainers from the Sensex pack are ICICI Bank, Adani Ports, HDFC, Axis Bank and SBI, all surging between 1%-5%
The stock surged 11% to Rs 664, highest level since listing on July 12, 2016 on BSE.
The stock was up 7% to Rs 334 after the bank reported 34% YoY jump in net profit at Rs 90 crore in Q2FY17.
The stock hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 186, up 6% on BSE in early morning trade.
Around 53 stocks from smallcap index hit a 52-week highs, of these 34 stocks touch their respective record highs.
The stock had a strong run-up in past eight months, rose 53% as compared to 18% rise in Sensex till yesterday.
The stock surged 11% to Rs 64.50 after the company said its promoter, The Hindustan Times increased stake via open market purchase.
The stock up 17% to Rs 39 after the company said it is exploring the possibility for strategic investors so as to improve the company's financial and operational strength.
FMCG majors emerged as the top losers along with financials and auto shares
Garden Silk, Vardhman Polytex, Nahar Spinning, Raymond, Rajapalayam Mill, KG Denim and Indo Count were up 3% -20% on BSE.