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Tata Elxsi\’s shares dropped 5% to Rs 7,000 today as investors were disappointed by the company\’s Q4 results. The company reported a 4.5% sequential decline in net profit in its quarterly results announced yesterday. Q4 revenue stood at Rs 905.9 crore, down 0.9% QoQ, marking the first sequential revenue decline since Q1 of FY21.
Honasa Consumer, the parent company of skincare brand The Derma Co., saw its shares surge by up to 7.6% to Rs 435 on BSE after announcing The Derma Co.\’s achievement of an annual revenue run rate (ARR) of Rs 500 crore.
GSPL Share Price: PNGRB reduced the tariffs to ₹18.1/mmbtu (million British Thermal Unit), from the earlier price of ₹34/mmbtu. GSPL had asked a revision of price to ₹50.8/mmbtu to the board, which was not approved.
Reliance Share Price: RIL shares, which have gained around 14% in the calendar year so far, were trading flat in Tuesday\’s morning trade but brokerages have increased their targets going up to Rs 3,500-mark.
(Reuters) -U.S.-based Quanex (NYSE:NX) Building Products will buy doors and windows supplier Tyman in a cash and share deal that values the British firm at about 788 million pounds ($976 million), the companies said on Monday.
\”About 80% of Wipro\’s revenue decline over 2QFY23-3QFY24 has come from BFSI alone. A return to growth in BFSI should therefore help stem the erosion,\” said JM Financial\’s Abhishek Kumar.
Shares of Vodafone Idea dropped 5% to Rs 12.23 in today\’s trading, ahead of the closure of its Rs 18,000 crore follow-on public offer. Vi attracted Rs 5,400 crore from 74 anchor investors, featuring prominent names like GQG Partners and Morgan Stanley.
Jio Financial Share Price: The reaction to the Q4 earnings can be seen today when the stock rose and hovered near its 52-week high of Rs 384.
The global brokerage firm UBS upgraded Voltas\’ rating from \’Neutral\’ to \’Buy\’, raising the target price to Rs 1800 from Rs 885 previously. This adjustment suggests an upside potential of 38% from the previous close of Rs 1300.
Zomato\’s shares rose 5% to Rs 197.80 after raising its platform fee by 25% to Rs 5 per order. With 2.0-2.2 million daily orders, this increase could significantly boost earnings.
GSPL shares plunged 20% to Rs 302 as PNGRB slashed tariffs for its high-pressure network by 47% to Rs 18.1/mmbtu from Rs 34.0/mmbtu, contrary to GSPL\’s requested revision to Rs 50.77/mmbtu.
American Express\’s Q1 profits soared by 34%, fueled by increased cardmember spending and interest income growth. The company\’s revenue sources expanded, with a focus on attracting high-quality customers despite payment challenges.