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Stock to Watch: Shares of firms like NYKAA, LIC, Cipla, Oil India, Vedanta, LIC, HDFC Bank, and others will focus on Monday trade
Stock to see 10 February
Stock to see on 10 February: The market remained unstable on Friday, slightly shut down and expanded the recent decline in the index. Today, many stock focus will be in which Bajaj Auto, Nykaa, Grasim, LIC, Cipla, Hipachi Energy, and Sun TV, are driven by various news development and third quarter results.
Q3 results today: Nykaa, Grasim Industries, Apollo Hospitals, Eicher Motors, Nalco, Crisil, Bata India, Patanjali Foods, Varun Beverages, Varun Beverages, Ashoka BuildCon and Escorts Kubota among others.
Steel Stock:
All steel and aluminum imports are expected to focus on steel shares following the announcement of Trump of a potential 25% tariff on imports.
Oil India:
Oil India reported 44% decline in net profit by Rs 1,457 crore, with a decline of 16.7% in revenue was Rs 9,089 crore.
License:
LIC posted the increase of 16% YOY in net profit for Rs 11,009 crore, despite its net premium income declined by 9% to Rs 1.07 lakh crore.
India Electronics:
India Electronics ordered an order of Rs 962 crore with a contract of Rs 610 crore for supply of electro-optic fire control system to the Indian Navy.
Signature global:
A realty firm, Signature Global, reduced its net debt to 29% in the October-December quarter, operated by strong pre-sales and customer collection.
Shipping Corporation of India:
The Shipping Corporation of India declined by 43.8% YOY in net profit, which was Rs 134.4 crore to Rs 75.5 crore in Q3Fy25 last year.
Vedanta:
Vedanta received a total of two orders of Rs 141.4 crore in the fine from CGST and Central Excise, Rourkela Commission.
Mahindra and Mahindra:
The net profit of Mahindra and Mahindra rose by 19% to Rs 2,964 crore, which was inspired by the strong demand of SUVs and tractors. Revenue increased by 20% to Rs 30,538 crore due to operation.
Hitachi Energy India:
Hitachi Energy India received a letter of intent (Loi) from Rajasthan Part I Power Transmission Limited, which Bhadla III (Rajasthan) to apply and implement an HVDC link for a joint venture for a joint venture for a joint venture with good Applies to Fatehpur (Uttar Pradesh).
HDFC Bank:
HDFC Bank increased its RBI repo rate from 25 BPS to 6.25%, extended its MCLR5 BPS from 5 BPS for an overnight tenure.
Delhi:
Delhi reported a jump of 113.68% YOY in net profit for Rs 25 crore for Q3, in which the revenue increased by 8.4% yoy to Rs 2,378.3 crore. However, EBITDA reduced 6.2% YOY from Rs 102.4 crore.
L&T Finance:
L&T Finance approved the acquisition of Rs 537 crore to the acquisition of Gold Loan Business of Paul Merchants Finance through a recession sales.
Wareee energies:
Wareee Energies started operating in its 1.4 GW solar cell construction facility in Gujarat.
Abfrl:
ABFRL signed an agreement with Fidelity to subscribe to the company’s 3.95 crore shares.
Rail Development Nigam:
Rail Development Nigam emerged as the lowest bidder for the Rs 211 crore railway project.
Hyundai Motor India:
Hyundai Motor India launched new variants and upgrade for Exterits and Aura models.
Tejas Network:
Tejas Networks NEC Corp. on 5G technology Cooperated with, invested Rs 525 crore compared to next year.
Cipla:
Cipla’s manufacturing facility in Verjonagar, Bangalore gained voluntary action (VAI) status from USFDA.
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals:
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals received an order of Rs 121.25 crore in taxes, interest and punishment from CGST and CX in Maharashtra.
Alkem laboratories:
Alkem laboratories reported an increase of 5% YOY in net profit by Rs 626 crore, in which revenue from operation increased by 1.5% YOY to Rs 3,374 crore.
Wockhardt:
Wockhardt, while recovering from a loss of Rs 83 crore in the same period last year, described a net profit of Rs 14 crore. Revenue increased by 3% to Rs 721 crore from operation.
Fortis Healthcare:
Fortis Healthcare posted an increase of 84% YOY in net profit for Rs 248 crore, with a 15% increase in revenue to Rs 1,928 crore.
NHPC:
NHPC reported a 47% decline in net profit due to high expenditure.
Va tech wabag:
VA TECH WABAG reported an increase of 11.6% yoy in net profit up to Rs 70.2 crore, revenue increased by 15.1% yoy to Rs 811 crore.
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