Despite the 15 per cent rally on Wednesday, CARE Ratings still trades 38 per cent lower from its 52-week high; Similarly, CRISIL and ICRA too are down 14 per cent from their respective 52-week highs.
The company said it continues to witness encouraging trends via their online channels, and remains confident of their long term sustainable and profitable growth ahead
Despite its sharp run-up in the past two months, Paytm has underperformed the market by falling 34 per cent in the last six months as against a 12 per cent decline on the Sensex
he Tata Group company, engaged in pig iron business, had PAT of Rs 94.72 crore in the year-ago quarter (Q1FY22)
Stocks to watch today: Tata Elxsi, L&T Infotech will report their June quarter results 2022 on Thursday July 14; Mindtree posted 37.3 per cent rise in net profit to Rs 471.6 crore for Q1FY23.
Increase in lending rates, credit growth etc are expected to help banks report a rise in income and profits in Q1FY23. Here's a glimpse of how Q1 results of the banking sector may look like.
The rupee has already lost 0.5% to the greenback this week, taking the depreciation for 2022 so far to 6.7%
Despite the government's recent fiscal steps to counter inflation, Nomura believes, there are upside risks to inflation from the continued pass-through of higher input costs
If the amount is deposited, then the markets regulator will not make further recovery, the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) said in its order passed on July 8.
The launch, which was to bring SGX Nifty trading at Gift City IFSC, was due to get operationalised on Friday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Operating leverage, product mix to offset raw material pressures, say brokerages
In the past six months, CARE Ratings has underperformed the market by falling 27 per cent, as compared to a 12 per cent decline in the S&P BSE Sensex.
'Foreign institutional investment (FII) is expected to reverse when these macro headwinds stabilise for a few months'
The 30-share BSE Sensex declined by 372.46 points or 0.69 per cent to close at 53,514.15, extending its falling streak to a third day
Higher smartphone penetration and lower data charges are powering this trend, say industry players
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The BSE Sensex fell 372 points at close to 53,514. The index had previously risen 325 points to the day's high.
For FY23, the management expects the top line to grow by a double digit, mainly driven by expansion of facilities, addition of new generation products and significant number of product registrations.
KEC International and Shriram Transport Finance can soar up to 22 per cent, while Macrotech Developers, Gujarat Fluorochemicals and Godrej Consumer can rally up to 15 per cent, show charts.
The management remains confident of delivering healthy volume growth in the medium to long-term on the back of strong demand momentum.