The stock rallied 19% to Rs 333, surging 62% from its Wednesday' low of Rs 206 after Ratnabali Investment and Aditya Goenka bought nearly 15% stakes in agrochemicals company through open market.
Since May 14, the stock gained 13% after the company reported a healthy 25% year on year jumped in its consolidated net profit and 13% growth in revenue in March quarter.
Indian lenders can hardly afford another headwind as they absorb trading losses from the past year's drop in sovereign bonds and continue to battle one of the world's worst bad-loan ratios
The stock hit 52-week low of Rs 28.85, falling 46% in past six trading sessions from Rs 53.60 on June 21, 2018.
Higher opening of the domestic equity market also propped up the rupee, forex dealers said
Thus far in the calendar year 2018, HEG (up 42%) and Graphite India (up 18%) have outperformed the S&P BSE Sensex, which 3% so far.
The world's fastest-growing major economy is relatively insulated from trade risks due to its massive domestic market and burgeoning middle class
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Morgan Stanley (MS), in a report this week, estimates IndoStar's share of retail AUM to double to 52% by FY20
Analysts at Elara Capital say Ertapenem approval gives comfort to Aurobindo's ability to grow its US business in FY19, despite the high base
The benchmark BSE Sensex fell as much as 280 points on Thursday, before stemming some losses to close at 35,038, down 179 points, or 0.5 per cent.
SC hearing also scheduled, even as RBI window for ending all deals with crypto-currency exchanges closes next week
The depreciating rupee is a cause for concern for Indian airlines, as 25-30 per cent of their cost (excluding fuel) is dollar-denominated
There is still room for a downside in momentum-driven micro-, mini- and small-caps, says Nilesh Shah
Top companies with significant export income are continuously raising debt from abroad to refinance earlier loans and, in the process, cut costs
The MF regulations mention that schemes are currently allowed to borrow up to 20 per cent of their net assets to meet temporary liquidity needs
With India being a net importing nation, with a trade deficit of $156.8 billion last year, a weaker rupee has significant repercussion
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Corporate India, however, remains a net importer at the aggregate level and this explains why the broader market reacts negatively to currency depreciation