Stock to Watch: Adani Ent, IndusInd Bank, Coal India, HUL, Asian Paints and more
Today's stock to watch: Vedanta Metals and Mining would pay Rs 1,440 crore for the debt-ridden power facility Meenakshi Energy.
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Today's stock to watch: Vedanta Metals and Mining would pay Rs 1,440 crore for the debt-ridden power facility Meenakshi Energy.
Stocks to watch today: Tata Motors reported a 10% YoY growth in domestic December sales to 72,997 vehicles, up from 66,307 units sold the previous year.
Since Wabury and Valecha Engineering will be reporting their September quarter profits today, attention will be paid to these equities.
Today's earnings announcements from companies including Tata Motors, 3M India, Bayer CropScience, BEML, Bajaj Consumer Care, Dhanlaxmi Bank, JP Infratech, and Star Health will be closely watched.
Higher realisations and a slight increase in dispatches compared to previous year helped the result.
Bajaj Auto, Shree Cements, Federal Bank, Tata Elxsi, and Oberoi Realty will be in the spotlight, as they disclose their September quarter profits today.
Stocks to keep an eye on today include shares of companies like Harsha Engineers, Embassy REIT, Coal India, BPCL, and others.
The F&O ban list will continue to include Delta Corp, Ambuja Cement, and Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd on Wednesday. As to the NSE, these stocks would be prohibited from trading in the F&O segment since they have exceeded 95% of the MWPL.
The world's biggest coal miner is experiencing cost challenges from expected salary increases as well as increasing fuel costs required to power mine machinery.
On Monday, the Coal India stock fell 2.88 percent to Rs 161.70/share on the NSE.
This plan will decrease carbon dioxide emission by 91,020 tonnes per annum and carbon offsets of about 24,824 tonnes per annum, Mahanadi Coalfields said in a statement on Saturday.
Workers' unions of Coal India voted to go on a one-day strike on August 18 against the planned divestment of PSU shares.
The initial target set by Coal India, a Government-owned operation, was to produce 710 tonnes in FY21.
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