The company's consolidated revenue for the quarter came in at Rs 640.38 crore, registering an increase of 2.5 per cent YoY. This was primarily driven by 9.4 per cent YoY increase in revenue from float glass.

Overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 51.76 lakh contracts with a turnover of Rs. 4,41,659.86 crore.

Overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 51.76 lakh contracts with a turnover of Rs. 4,41,659.86 crore.

The Nifty has managed to defend its 100-day EMA placed at 10,405. Going ahead, the zone of 10,600-10,640 would be seen as an immediate resistance level, whereas a move below 10,480 level would reinforce the selling pressure, taking Nifty towards 10,440-10,400 levels.  Top stocks for the day: Rolta, PVR, NBCC, Vascon Engineers, Apollo Tyres, Fortis Healthcare,   Mangalam Cement, Bank of Baroda, JSW Steel, Indoco Remedies, IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals, Idea Cellular and CG Power.

The key benchmark indices are likely to open on optimistic note, following overnight gains on Wall Street. The SGX Nifty indicates that the Nifty could open up by 84 points at 10,550 at the opening bell.  

TPL Plastics reported stable quarterly performance over the previous year. The total revenue for the quarter was strong with stable EBITDA margins

The company's EBITDA for the quarter fell by 2.4 per cent YoY to Rs. 6.889 crore, with a corresponding margin contraction of 179 bps. Its EBITDA margin for the quarter stood at 8.5 per cent. This margin contraction was due to jump in cost of materials by 21 per cent YoY.

The company's standalone revenue for the quarter came in at Rs. 722.72 crore, registering an increase of 9.1 per cent YoY. This was primarily driven by rise in revenue from PVC pipes and fittings segment by 19.7 per cent YoY.

Moreover, the company believes that its debt would reduce by Rs. 25,000 crore through prepayment and transfer of DOT spectrum instalments.

In 2017 small and mid-cap funds have given stellar returns. Out of the top 10 wealth creator funds of 2017, four funds are from the small and mid-cap category which pocketed almost 55 to 60 per cent returns to its investors. But in the last one month these small cap and mid cap funds seemed to be the funds with the worst returns.