Religare, VIP Industries, DMart: Trading strategies for stocks in news
Technical charts show that Religare and VIP can potentially rally up to 30% from here, while DMart stock can slip another 7%. These are the key levels to watch out for on these 3 stocks.
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Technical outlook: Religare Enterprises, VIP Industries look good on charts; while DMart looks weak.
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Shares of Religare Enterprises, VIP Industries and Avenue Supermarts (the company that owns and operates DMart) tumbled up to 6 per cent in intra-day trade on Monday as the stocks reacted to respective news flow. Religare Enterprises slipped nearly 4 per cent to a low of ₹260.40 on the NSE amid reports that the company secured up to ₹1,500 crore funding from a group of marquee investors, including the promoter group - Burmans. The capital will be raised via preferential allotment of warrants at ₹235 per share. That apart, InGovern Research Services has flagged concerns over potential governance lapses at Religare over an undeclared conflict of interest at its health insurance arm, Care Health Insurance. InGovern has called for immediate disclosures of full Irdai correspondence on the Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP) ESOP issuances. In other news, VIP Industries is likely to see transfer of 32 per cent equity stake from the promoter group to Multiple Private Equity as per an agreement reached between the two. The transaction involves the sale of up to 4.54 crore equity shares of VIP Industries, and will trigger an open offer as per Sebi takeover code. Over the weekend, Avenue Supermarts (DMart) reported a flat net profit of ₹773 crore. Its revenue, however, grew by 16.3 per cent to ₹16,360 crore. The Q1 earnings fell short of analysts' expectations thus promoting them to adopt a more cautious stance. READ MORE Meanwhile, given the news flow, here's a technical outlook on Religare Enterprises, VIP Industries and DMart.