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Bharti Infratel, the mobile tower arm of telecom bellwether Bharti Airtel,  on Wednesday said that it has received clearance from the stock exchanges for its merger with Indus Towers.  

During Q1FY19, the company won new orders worth Rs. 36,142 crore at the group level, recording a growth of 37 per cent, with pick-up in domestic ordering activity during the quarter.

The most awaited IPO of this month, HDFC Asset Management Company Limited was subscribed 61 per cent on the first day of its opening at 14:45 hours. The anchor portion of the IPO was picked up by 35 Anchor Investors at Rs. 1,100 per share. 

Following stocks are close to their 52-week low as at 12.59 p.m. on July 25, 2018.

The Company’s long-term rating has been revised by ICRA from A- (Positive outlook) to A (Stable Outlook) and the short-term rating has been revised from A2+(A two plus) to A1 (A one).