Keep your eyes glued on these eight stocks on Tuesday!

Keep your eyes glued on these eight stocks on Tuesday!

Karan Dsij
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Vakrangee: Vakrangee had earlier partnered with TSI Yatra Private Limited to offer assisted online travel services and now, it has launched a complete bouquet of travel services across its platform and made services such as domestic/international flight bookings operationally live across its entire network of more than 11,900+ Nextgen Vakrangee Kendras.  

Indian Hotels Company: The company’s revenue went up by 111 per cent to Rs 370 crore in Q1FY22 as against Q1FY21. It has opened three new hotels year-to-date (YTD).   

Shalby: Shalby continues to deliver strong growth on a sequential basis. EBITDA reported Rs 45 crore, up by 1.3x and EPS of Rs 2.30, up by 2.3x over the previous quarter. Its top-line and profitability were primarily driven by an increase in COVID-19 patients coupled with benefits from structural changes in the cost structure that were being implemented last year.   

ISGEC Heavy Engineering: The company bags a major order for 175 KLPD multi-feed distillery from Dwarikesh Sugar Industries Ltd for its site at Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh).  

Nilkamal: Revenue from operations stood at Rs 449.79 crore, up by 101 per cent YoY. The company recorded EBIDT of Rs 33.29 crore against EBIDT loss of Rs 6.10 crore on YoY. Plastics business registered volume and value growth of 74 per cent and 105 per cent, respectively on YoY basis. In order to achieve its growth plans as well as for further building its competitive advantage in the business in which it operates, the company estimates a total capital expenditure of approx. Rs 245 crore during FY21-22.   

Tamilnadu Petroproducts: The company posted an increase of about 32 per cent in its revenue in Q1FY22 over the preceding quarter while EBIDTA went up by about 9.50 per cent over the preceding quarter.   

Wipro: Wipro appoints Jason Eichenholz as Global Partnerships Lead.   

Ester Industries: Speciality polymer business rebounded strongly on expected lines on the back of high demand and normalisation of the business environment in customer markets (especially USA). MB-03, which is a marquee product, reported sharp volume growth during the quarter. The film business continued to maintain its recent growth momentum, with volumes remaining elevated.   

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