Rajesh Exports defends disclosures after SEBI concerns, Tata Motors targets over 20% PV share by 2030, ICICI Bank gets SEBI warning, Aurobindo wins US FDA nod, CG Power starts new EHV unit. Here are few stocks to track ahead of…
Foreign investors remained net sellers of Indian equities on Thursday, offloading nearly ₹4,450 crore worth of shares, while domestic institutions stepped in with fresh buying to help stabilise the market.
Wall Street was split in early trade, with chip stocks tumbling after Broadcom’s disappointing AI outlook sparked a broader semiconductor rout. Rising jobless claims and escalating US-Iran tensions further weighed on sentiment, while the Dow outperformed amid sector rotation.
Three significant events are set for Friday, June 5, making it a key session for the markets: the RBI’s MPC will announce its decision; January–March quarter GDP data will be released; it’s also Reliance Industries’ record date.
The facility is part of its ₹748.20-crore greenfield switchgear project aimed at expanding capacity across MV and EHV segments. Shares of CG Power and Industrial Solutions Ltd ended at ₹939.70, up by ₹33.40, or 3.69%, on the BSE today, June…
SEBI issued the warning for permitting one foreign portfolio investor (FPI) to repatriate funds prior to completion of the committed retention period under the voluntary retention route (VRR). Shares of ICICI Bank Ltd ended at ₹1,252.30, up by ₹9.95, or…
Fresh unemployment claims rose to 225,000 last week, while continuing claims fell, suggesting hiring is slowing but the broader jobs market remains stable.
Commenting on SEBI’s interim order against Rajesh Exports, Hetal Dalal, President and COO of IIAS, highlighted concerns around audit committee composition, auditor independence and transparency. Dalal expects further regulatory scrutiny as the investigation progresses and urged investors to study annual…
The company has opened a new Delhi experience centre and expanded manufacturing capacity near Gurugram, aiming to serve growing demand across North India.
Shares of Kolte-Patil Developers Ltd ended at ₹364.00, down by ₹1.20, or 0.33%, on the BSE.