
From Infosys to Indus Tower, these stocks trade well below their buyback price
Cera Sanitaryware is currently trading 57% lower than its ₹12,000 buyback price, while Infosys remains below its ₹1,800 buyback price.

Cera Sanitaryware is currently trading 57% lower than its ₹12,000 buyback price, while Infosys remains below its ₹1,800 buyback price.

For the three shipbuilding stocks, brokerage Motilal Oswal said the procurement of BP tugs and allied marine support vessels from the Defence Acquisition Council, opens…

Taimur Baig, Managing Director and Chief Economist at DBS Group Research, took a contrarian view on foreign private equity exits from India. He said these…

At its intraday high on Tuesday, Hindustan Copper shares had gained nearly 40% over the ongoing eight-session rally, with the company’s market capitalisation nearing ₹50,000…

Gold and silver prices dipped after a 2025 rally. Analysts see gold as stable, silver as volatile with higher upside, and view the dip as…

Indian textile players like Indo Count and Welspun Living have significant exposure to the US market, where the Trump administration has imposed a 50% tariffs…

The rupee rose 3 paise to 89.95 against US dollar in early trade on Tuesday buoyed by a weaker greenback and strong IIP numbers.

Based on the September quarter shareholding, SBI MF had a 5.9% stake in Nazara Tech. Based on the number of shares it owns, the fund…

While acknowledging that valuations appear optically expensive following the recent turnaround in profitability, Emkay said there is scope for nearly 6x revenue growth in India…

As many as 82,000 retail shareholders, or those with authorized share capital of up to ₹2 lakh, have a 22.1% stake in the company and…