The stock is up by 60 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 107.35 per share.

In today’s monetary policy announcement, the RBI mandated that loan processing fees, documentation fees, and other charges be incorporated into the actual interest rates disclosed to borrowers.

The stock is up by 68 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 111.15 per share.

Over a decade, the stock has soared from Rs 1.50 per share to an intraday high of Rs 100.15 per share, achieving multibagger returns of 6,575 per cent.

IPO Rating: Avoid

The stock gave multibagger returns of 565 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 5.18 per share.

At the pre-opening bell, the frontline index S&P BSE Sensex opened in green with a gain of 368.36 points or 0.51 per cent.

India's largest public sector bank, the State Bank of India, also achieved a new 52-week high on Wednesday, reaching Rs 677.95, concluding the day higher by Rs 25 or 3.84 per cent. While the uptick could be attributed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks in the Rajya Sabha regarding PSUs, there's another facet to this narrative.

Over the preceding quarters, the company has demonstrated notable improvements in its business performance. This positive trajectory is largely attributable to the unwavering support extended by Tata Steel, encompassing substantial order placements and capital infusion