Category: Business & Economy

Shares of Tube Investments of India Ltd. went up by 1.1% on Friday, reaching Rs 3,616.10. During the day, the stock hit a high of Rs 3,655.20 and a low of Rs 3,567.80. Over the past year, the stock reached a highest price of Rs 4,807.05 and a lowest price of Rs 3,338.80. By 12:55 PM (IST), a total of 1,906 shares were traded, amounting to Rs 0.69 crore, according to Niftystat. The stock closed at Rs 3,656.65 in the last session.

In the last month, Tube Investments’ shares have increased by 5%, while the BSE Sensex, a major stock index, grew by about 1.31%. The stock currently has a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 60.75 and a price-to-book ratio of 14.15. A higher P/E indicates that investors expect better earnings in the future, while the price-to-book value helps understand what investors think the company is worth, even if it doesn’t grow.

Tube Investments operates in the Cycles & Accessories industry. As of September 30, 2024, promoters own 44.7% of the company. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) hold 28.39%, and Mutual Funds (MFs) own 9.52%.

Key Financials: In the quarter ending September 30, 2024, the company reported sales of Rs 4,995.24 crore, which is a 7.59% increase from the previous quarter’s Rs 4,642.66 crore, and a 14.38% rise from Rs 4,367.23 crore from the same quarter last year. The net profit for this latest quarter was Rs 206.79 crore, marking a 21.48% increase compared to a year ago.

In Mumbai trading, some stocks shot up by more than 15% on Thursday, even though the main stock market indexes, BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty, faced a decline. Top performers included companies like Nilachal Refrac (up 20%), DCM Ltd (up 19.99%), Centum Elec (up 19.99%), Apoorva Leasing Finance (up 19.98%), and others with impressive growth.

The 30-share BSE Sensex dropped by 236.18 points, finishing at 81,289.96, while the 50-share NSE index fell by 93.1 points to close at 24,548.7. In the Nifty50 index, 16 stocks did well, while 34 stocks struggled.

Some companies, including Apoorva Leasing Finance and Zinka Logistics, reached new highs for the year. On the other hand, stocks like Advance Lifestyles and Gayatri Sugars hit new lows.

On Thursday afternoon, shares of SRF Ltd. rose by 1.02% to reach Rs 2313.15. At the same time, the Nifty index was at 24567.5, up by 74.3 points. Previously, SRF’s stock closed at Rs 2337.05.

In the past year, the stock has hit a low of Rs 2088.55 and a high of Rs 2697.45. SRF Ltd. has a market value of Rs 68548.24 crore as reported on the BSE. So far, 4,127 shares have been traded today.

Currently, SRF’s shares are priced at 60.70 times its earnings per share (EPS) of Rs 38.10 over the last year, and 6.63 times its book value. The company has a return on equity (ROE) of 11.63%.

For the quarter ending on September 30, 2024, SRF Ltd. reported sales of Rs 3457.63 crore, which is a 7.83% increase compared to the same quarter last year. The company’s net profit was Rs 201.42 crore, reflecting a 33.03% year-on-year growth.

Technical Insights
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“NEW DELHI: On Thursday, many stocks fell sharply during trading in Mumbai, even though the BSE Sensex only dropped by 18.99 points, closing at 81,507.15. There was heavy selling in major companies, leading to big drops in some stocks. The Phosphate Co. saw a massive drop of 14.94%, while AMIC Forging and Gconnect Logitech both fell by 10%. Other companies like Chemo Pharma and EP Biocomposites also faced declines of nearly 10%.

In the Nifty index, 15 stocks were doing well, but 35 stocks were not. The Nifty index was down by 24.46 points, sitting at 24,617.35. On the BSE, some stocks hit new 52-week lows, including Yash Management, Advance Lifestyles, Axita Cotton, Grandma Trading, and Filatex Fashions. Meanwhile, some stocks like Apoorva Leasing Finance, Zinka Logistics Solutions, SoftTech Engineers, PCS Technology, and Sujala Trading reached new 52-week highs.”

New Delhi: Power Stocks on the Move!

Today, at 10:03 AM, many power-related companies saw their stock prices change. Some are going up, while others are going down.

Top Gainers:
– Energy Development Company Ltd.: Gained 5.00%
– Reliance Power Ltd.: Gained 4.34%
– Transformers & Rectifiers (India) Ltd.: Gained 2.74%
– Ravindra Energy Ltd.: Gained 2.34%
– KEC International Ltd.: Gained 1.30%
– ACME Solar Holdings Ltd.: Gained 1.25%
– Indowind Energy Ltd.: Gained 1.07%
– Hitachi Energy India Ltd.: Gained 0.94%
– Voltamp Transformers Ltd.: Gained 0.85%
– NLC India Ltd.: Gained 0.78%

Top Losers:
On the other side, some companies saw their stock prices drop:
– NTPC Green Energy Ltd.: Dropped 2.62%
– Power and Instrumentation (Gujarat) Ltd.: Dropped 2.00%
– Kalpataru Projects International Ltd.: Dropped 1.80%
– Adani Green Energy Ltd.: Dropped 1.75%
– PTC India Ltd.: Dropped 1.36%
– Jyoti Structures Ltd.: Dropped 1.27%
– RattanIndia Power Ltd.: Dropped 1.26%
– Gujarat Industries Power Company Ltd.: Dropped 1.20%
– GMR Power and Urban Infra Ltd.: Dropped 1.12%
– Torrent Power Ltd.: Dropped 1.09%

In the broader market, the NSE Nifty50 index was up by 7.9 points, sitting at 24633.9, while the 30-share BSE Sensex climbed 19.38 points to 81545.52 at around 10:03 AM.

In Other Sectors:
Technology companies also showed positive movement:
– Tech Mahindra Ltd.: Up by 2.08%
– Wipro Ltd.: Up by 1.17%
– Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.: Up by 1.05%
– Infosys Ltd.: Up by 0.94%
– HCL Technologies Ltd.: Up by 0.78%
– ICICI Bank Ltd.: Up by 0.77%
– Bharti Airtel Ltd.: Up by 0.64%
– IndusInd Bank Ltd.: Up by 0.53%
– Bharat Electronics Ltd.: Up by 0.32%
– Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.: Up by 0.23%

Some Companies Facing Challenges:
However, not all companies are doing well:
– Tata Consumer Products Ltd.: Down by 1.52%
– Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd.: Down by 1.23%
– Titan Company Ltd.: Down by 1.14%
– SBI Life Insurance Company Ltd.: Down by 1.05%
– Hero MotoCorp Ltd.: Down by 0.94%
– NTPC Ltd.: Down by 0.94%
– Tata Motors Ltd.: Down by 0.91%
– Larsen & Toubro Ltd.: Down by 0.90%
– Grasim Industries Ltd.: Down by 0.82%
– Coal India Ltd.: Down by 0.81%

Stay tuned for more updates on how these stocks perform!

SpaceX, the company created by Elon Musk that builds rockets and satellites, has just agreed to buy up to $1.25 billion worth of shares from insiders. This deal sets the company’s value at around $350 billion, which is a big jump from just three months ago when the shares were valued at $112 each. In fact, the new price for each share is now $185!

Musk shared on X that it’s surprising how few investors wanted to sell their shares, even at this high value. To make room for new investors, SpaceX decided to buy back fewer shares from current employees.

With this new valuation, SpaceX remains the most valuable private startup in the world, worth more than some major public companies. This shows how well Musk’s businesses are doing since the recent U.S. elections. SpaceX has been a leader in launching rockets for NASA, the military, and other companies, and is building a large network of Starlink satellites to provide internet services.

Musk’s wealth has also skyrocketed to about $384 billion, reflecting the strong interest from investors in his ventures. This buying and selling of shares allows people who own parts of SpaceX to make money while keeping the company private.

New Delhi: On Wednesday, there were some stocks that had a lot of trading activity on the National Stock Exchange. Here are the top ten most traded companies: Mishtann Foods (Rs. 164.98 crore), Titagarh Wagons (Rs. 94.22 crore), Waaree Energies (Rs. 90.40 crore), Axis Bank (Rs. 88.46 crore), Commercial Engineering (Rs. 79.51 crore), Protean eGov Tech (Rs. 77.35 crore), Reliance Industries (Rs. 76.24 crore), Indian Railways Finance Corporation (Rs. 74.02 crore), Zomato (Rs. 71.55 crore), and Swan Energy (Rs. 68.33 crore).

The NSE Nifty index closed higher, gaining 31.75 points and ending at 24,641.8. Meanwhile, the BSE Sensex also went up by 16.09 points to finish at 81,526.14.

The biggest winners on the Nifty index included Trent Ltd. (up 2.70%), Bajaj Finance Ltd. (up 2.58%), Britannia Industries Ltd. (up 2.14%), Shriram Finance Ltd. (up 1.94%), and Bajaj Finserv Ltd. (up 1.39%).

On the flip side, the top losers were JSW Steel Ltd. (down 1.26%), Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd. (down 1.20%), NTPC Ltd. (down 0.99%), State Bank of India (down 0.69%), and Axis Bank Ltd. (down 0.56%).

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ), a big company from India, has decided not to take a $553 million loan from the U.S. Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to build the Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT) in Sri Lanka. Instead, they will use their own money to pay for the project. The company announced this on Tuesday.

The CWIT project is going well and should be finished and ready to use by early next year. Even though the DFC had already agreed to give them the loan, the money had not been given out yet, according to reports.

The DFC approved this loan in 2023 to help create a new deepwater container terminal at the busy Port of Colombo, which is a key shipping hub in the Indian Ocean. This terminal will help meet the shipping needs of growing economies in the Bay of Bengal by using Sri Lanka’s important location.

A spokesperson from DFC said they were still looking into the project to make sure everything was done properly before lending any money. Recently, there have been investigations into Adani, making the DFC more cautious about their decision.