Inherent to the tyre industry, raw material costs forms the largest cost head, accounting up to 65 per cent of the total cost, said analysts
Global brokerage Jefferies has initiated coverage on Axis Bank stock with a target price of Rs 1,150
In the past one month, the stock has zoomed 40 per cent as compared to a 5.4 per cent rise in the S&P BSE Sensex
The IT services major intends to buy back about 4.91 per cent of its shares at Rs 445 per share through tender route
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Wipro net dips 0.4% in Q4, guides for revenue contraction in current quarter
The non-banking finance company's total assets under management stood at Rs 1.86 trillion by the end of March 31
Barring the deal, Q4 net profit jumps 61% to Rs 6,625 crore
Hospitality major IHCL on Thursday reported a four-fold rise in its consolidated net profit in the fourth quarter ended March at Rs 338.84 crore, as against Rs 71.57 crore a year-ago. During the entire financial year of 2022-23, the company swung into a profit of Rs 1,052.83 crore, from a loss of Rs 264.97 crore in the preceding fiscal, IHCL said. It's total income during the fourth quarter rose to Rs 1,654.54 crore, as against Rs 954.88 crore in the previous year. Puneet Chhatwal, Managing Director & CEO, IHCL, told PTI that one of the main reasons the sector is doing well is that demand is outbasing supply as not many hotels have been built in the last three years. Talking about the outlook for the hospitality sector, Chhatwal said it remains strong. He added that G20 and cricket world cup will drive demand in the coming months. "We are very hopeful and optimistic about foreign tourist arrivals going back to pre-Covid levels in the second half of the year," Chhatwal said. "IHC
Muted volume growth, higher ad spends may be a drag on profitability
But volumes, top line, and operating performance below expectations
Attrition for quarter reduces to 15% from 24% last year, says company
Revenue up by 11.9% Y-o-Y at Rs 8,691 cr
Noida-based company's board recommended an interim dividend of Rs 19 per share
Hospitality tech firm OYO turned cash flow positive for the first time in the fourth quarter of FY2023. The company's Founder & Group CEO Ritesh Agarwal shared the update with OYO employees addressing a townhall virtually on Thursday, sources told PTI. The company is anticipated to end the quarter with nearly Rs 90 crore surplus cash flow, sources said, attributing the increase in bookings across all key geographies, especially in the Europe homes business that is witnessing unprecedented advance bookings both for the upcoming summer season peak and the relatively off-season period from November to March. The company's last reported treasury or cash corpus on the balance sheet is around Rs 2,700 crore. In a presentation shared in the townhall, Agarwal informed that OYO is expected to clock adjusted EBITDA of nearly Rs 800 crore for FY2024. In March, OYO refiled its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with the stock markets regulator Sebi under the recently introduced pre-filing ..
The IT major also approved a share buyback for 2.69 crore shares at Rs 445 per share
Axis reported a loss of Rs 5,728 crore ($700.1 million) for the three months ended March 31, compared to a profit of Rs 4,118 crore a year earlier
The company reported increase in revenue by 19.4 per cent
Bajaj Finserv's total income during the quarter rose 25 per cent to Rs 18,862 crore as compared to Rs 23,625 crore last year
CLOSING BELL: The S&P BSE Sensex, meanwhile, rallied 349 points to settle at 60,649