The company’s net profitability of the company jumped by more than 320 per cent from the corresponding quarter last year

On Tuesday, the Sensex gained by 445 points to close at 58,074.68, while the Nifty 50 jumped by 119 points to close at 17,107.50

The company is one of the world’s largest processors of electronic transactions and price points for the travel and hospitality industry and is the largest Software as a Service (“SaaS”) company in the hospitality and travel industry in India

They offer their cloud-communication services to clients in various industries such as banking and financial services, aviation, retail, e-commerce, logistics, healthcare, hospitality, media and entertainment, pharmaceuticals and telecom

The company informed the exchange that it has received highest ever quarterly bookings in Q3 FY 23, which witnessed a growth of 58 per cent on YoY basis to Rs 250 crore

Recently, the board informed the exchange that they are considering cash infusion through a preferential issue of warrants of Rs 127.23 crore

The FII’s have increased their stake from 11.92 per cent to 18.16 per cent, witnessing the most aggressive FII buying in this period under banking space.   

With times like these, investors shouldn’t panic and keep a close eye on the fundamentally strong companies,

The current PE and ROCE for this stock are 39.3 per cent and 19.20 per cent, respectively.

Today, the stock of this company was locked at 20 per cent at Rs 131.10.

Today, the stock of this company was locked at 20 per cent at Rs 26.40.

The key equity barometers continued to trade near the flat line amid bouts of volatility in the morning trade. Nifty continued to hold above the 17,650 mark. Meanwhile, the shares of power, utilities, and IT witnessed across-the-board buying.  

Such a surge in cotton prices may not be good news for textile stocks; however, it can turn out to be positive for a bunch of companies. 

BSE Sensex is up by more than 17 per cent since the lows made in June. 

The barometer index S&P BSE Sensex declined 198 points to trade at 60,061 levels at 11.19 am. 

S&P BSE Sensex, the barometer index, gained 417 points to 60,260.13. Nifty 50 index rose by mere 119 points and closed at 17,944.25 levels

The shares of Aarti Drugs jumped 11.10 per cent as the media reported that the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has recommended the continuation of anti-dumping duty on Ofloxacin imported from China.

The stock price increased from Rs 7.21 on July 6, 2001, to its current price, registering a multi-bagger return and an all-time increase of 13,924.27 per cent.

BSE Smallcap index advanced 1.03 per cent to end at 28,194.37.

The barometer index S&P BSE Sensex soared 454 points to trade at 59,917 levels at 11.02 am.

On Friday, Bharat Forge emerged as the top BSE Midcap index gainer while DFM Foods turned out to be the top small-cap gainer on a closing basis.

The shares of Bharat Forge soared 7.43 per cent on the back of strong financial results as well as a positive outlook to reach Rs 790.60 per share. 

The barometer index S&P BSE Sensex plunged 51 points to trade at 59,280 levels at 10.46 am. 

Since its listing day, the shares of Jayant Infratech have locked in back-to-back upper circuits. 

The company has delivered above-average operating profit growth QoQ and is available at discount to its peers.  

The shares of Kingfa Science were seen zooming on the bourses during Thursday’s trading session on an intraday basis. Kingfa Science made an intraday high of Rs 1,118 per share in the first half of the trading session. 

Both Sensex, as well as Nifty 50, rose by at least 161 points during the opening bell on Thursday, signalling a positive start to trade for the Indian markets. 

Technically the stock is in bullish zone. The shares of Sree Rayalaseema jumped higher on Thursday trading session with huge surge in volume indicating interest of investors and momentum traders. 

Clubbed with FII buying and positive earnings, several stocks are witnessing a price volume breakout in recent trading sessions.

On Wednesday, Indian equity markets witnessed volatility with Sensex closing in red and Nifty 50 in green. 

The stock climbed more than 4 per cent when the market was trading volatile on Wednesday.

Due to mixed sentiments on Wednesday among Asian counterparts, the Indian markets traded on the lower side. Broad-based selling pressure during June 2022 quarterly earnings pulled down the major indices like Sensex and Nifty 50.

As trading resumed after the public holiday, the significant equity barometers are trading with modest gains in the early trade. The shares of pharma, healthcare, and private banks rose while those of IT, oil & gas, and real estate fell. Asian stock prices are seen falling this morning.

The company has also announced dividends of Rs 3.5 per share that have a face value of Rs 2 per share with a record date fixed on August 22.   

The shares of Patel Engineering closed at Rs 24.70 per share, higher by more than 3 per cent on Monday trading session, on a closing basis.

The stock has made a 52-week high recently on July 29 and in one week again crossed its all-time high.

Its shares traded at Rs 75.10 at the time of market closing on August 8. 

Today's trading price for B&A Packaging India Ltd shares is Rs 208.00 per share, up by 4.52 per cent from Friday’s trading session.

The major equity indices saw just a small increase in the morning trading.

The market breadth was strong as 3,509 shares increased and 1,482 shares decreased on BSE. 

At 10.39 am, the barometer index S&P BSE Sensex jumped 225 points to trade at 58,524 levels. 

Nearly a year after its debut, EaseMyTrip or Easy Trip Planners IPO gave its investors a return of 298 per cent! On August 4, EaseMyTrip's share price soared 10 per cent. Its stock price on Thursday reached a high of Rs 414.75 on NSE.  

On August 5, Monetary Policy Committee is expected to make its conclusion public. Market sentiment is reportedly split between a 35 bps hike and a 50 bps hike. 

CDSL became the first depository to register 6.85 crore Demat accounts in June 2022.

At 11:57 IST, the barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, was up 361 points or 0.63 per cent to 57,932.

The domestic equity barometers climbed steadily and reached their highest point of the day in the early trade. For the fourth straight trading session, the auto sector continued to rise. The paper stocks have seen soaring today. 

Last week, at least two large global private equity players announced their interest in Yes bank. 

The shares of financial, oil & gas, and technology companies were primarily driving the surge in headline indices. Besides, Nifty was able to surpass 17,150. 

At 11.24 am, the barometer index S&P BSE Sensex soared 482 points to trade at 57,339 levels. 

The revenue from operations of this BSE-listed firm jumped more than 280 per cent to Rs 92.17 crore in June 2022 quarter, which was Rs 24.1 crore in the corresponding quarter, a year ago.  

The company has raised Rs 920 crore in capital from a variety of private equity funds, including renowned family offices and institutional investors. 

Lagnam Spintex Limited (INE548Z01017), a leading manufacturer of high-quality cotton yarns in India, has announced its results for the period ended on June 30, 2022, in its board meeting held on July 28, 2022.

The small-cap index made a high of 26,884 points this month while its low stood at 24,494 points.  

At 11.10 am, the barometer index S&P BSE Sensex soared 824 points to trade at 56,640 levels.

Sanmit Infra Ltd is a small-cap firm that works in the real estate sector with a market value of Rs 673.03 crore.

The domestic equity barometers pared losses at the beginning of the morning session before rising. 

The current price of this share is Rs 5,394, up from its previous price of Rs 21, which goes in line with the saying, 'where the risk is high, the return is high.'

Very few stocks are seen gaining on July 26 when BSE Sensex is down by more than 200 points on an intraday basis.

The markets are seen trading down during Tuesday's trading session after showing signs of weakness on July 25.

On Tuesday, an increase in investor selling bias was witnessed in the Indian shares due to negative Asian indications.

Despite the slowdown and inflationary concerns, some quality stocks provided stellar returns to their shareholders.

The domestic markets opened lower on Monday, tracking weak global markets, as investors worry about the impact of inflation on global growth and await Fed's comments on the July 27 rate announcement.  

The key equity indices closed with modest gains on July 22, 2022 (Friday). While IT, healthcare & pharma equities declined, the shares of financial services, banks, and FMCG companies were in high demand.  

While European Central Bank (ECB) raised interest rates by half a per cent for the first time in 11 years, the Indian market opened strongly on Friday, extending the winning run to six days.

At 3.30 pm on Thursday, the stock inched higher by 1.02 per cent and was seen trading at Rs 227.65. Besides, the stock has soared almost 5 per cent in the last five days.  

Sensex was trading with decent gains of 184 points in the mid-morning session at 55,582 points. Likewise, Nifty 50 was spotted in the green territory with an increase of 57 points at a level of 16,577.

In the broader market, S&P BSE Midcap index rose 193 points while S&P BSE Smallcap index added 182 points to trade at 23,604 & 26,660 levels, respectively. The top gaining sectors on Sensex are realty, metal, capital goods, and telecom.  

The shares of Paradeep Phosphates are seen trending on Thursday trading session. The shares of Paradeep Phospates are trading higher by more than 5 per cent in the early trading hours. 

Despite a correction in the market, these low-priced stocks have skyrocketed while some gave more than 1,000 per cent returns.

The FIIs witnessed buying in the last two days. The shares of HUL rose one per cent as its profit jumped 11 per cent. 

Sensex as well as Nifty corrected by more than 7 per cent each this year and are seen trading at 54,767 & 16,340 levels, respectively, as of today.

For domestic indications, investors awaited more corporate profits from Indian corporations.

The shares of Inflame Appliances saw a jump of over 10 per cent on July 18. Inflame Appliances shares saw a price volume jump on Monday when the BSE Sensex is trading higher by over 700 points.

The US markets seem to recover past week's losses post a dismal inflation data report as the stock futures are gaining in the pre-market session.  

The benchmark indices marked minor advances in the early trade and are still trading in a reserved range. 

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On Friday, the major market indices posted moderate gains and closed near the day's high.

In the past ten years, the shares of Hyderabad-based, CCL Products (India) (CCLP) have returned almost 1,500 per cent returns to its stockholders. The company's 52-week high was Rs 514.95 on February 2, 2022, having a market capitalisation of more than Rs 5,480 crore as of July 15. 

The Indian markets opened on a positive note but dropped from the day’s high in the mid-morning session and thereafter, traded with mild gains.

On Thursday, the frontline indices ended with minor losses due to negative global cues. Oil and gas, pharmaceutical, and healthcare stocks were in high demand.

Following the upward trend in the Asian stocks, the major equity indices are currently trading with decent gains.

These five pharmaceutical businesses have virtually become multi-baggers and produced significant returns despite the volatility. Let’s find out what are those:  

Indian markets began the trading session on a positive note on the back of mixed global cues despite concerns over the rising recession and inflation.

The Indian bourses i.e. Sensex and Nifty fell on Tuesday amid the fear of rising interest rates and global inflation. 

The domestic equity indices witnessed losses in the opening trade. When the trading began, the metal, auto & FMCG stocks fell whereas the shares of power, oil & gas, and healthcare rose.

Q1 FY2022-23 disbursements stand at Rs 22.56 crore (highest quarterly disbursement to date).

The Tata Group and Honeywell established Honeywell Automation India Limited (HAIL) as a joint venture. Previously known as Tata Honeywell Limited, the corporation was owned by each of them to the tune of 39.54 per cent.

The domestic benchmark equities traded slightly lower in the early session. After increasing over the previous three sessions, the IT stock prices witnessed profit booking. As investors worried about interest rate hikes and their potential effects on global economic development, Indian markets opened this week's trading session on a negative note, following weak global indications.  

The name of that company is GKP Printing & Packaging Ltd (GKPL), which serves industries such as garment exports, steel utensils, playing cards, liquor, toys, pharmaceuticals, printers, engineering, confectionery, and FMCG. 

The Indian equity benchmarks i.e. BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 started the last session of the week in the green, building on one-month closing highs in the previous session.

In the mid-afternoon trade, the major equity benchmarks slipped from their day's high.

The main indices traded with respectable increases during the morning session.

The domestic equities market got off to a shaky start on Friday with broader indices slipping in the early trade due to weak global indications. The sharp sell-off in the United States was caused by negative global cues as investors' enthusiasm for equities worsened following the release of US inflation data.

The top stocks on BSE Sensex today were Tata Steel, Induslnd Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra, ITC, and Kotak Mahindra Bank.

Amid poor global cues, the Indian markets kicked off the week on a somewhat lower note. 

On Friday, the domestic equity indices reversed intraday gains and ended the day with minor losses. In the final hour of the trading, there was a lot of selling. All of NSE's sectoral indices ended in the red with the exception of IT and oil & gas. After touching the day's high of 16,793 in the early trade, Nifty fell below the 16,600 mark. 

The domestic markets opened with a bang with Sensex and Nifty indices climbing nearly 0.85 per cent & 0.66 per cent, respectively. For the second day in a row, technology stocks have risen. Buying was aided by positive global signals. The chart was held up by sectors such as Nifty IT, metal, bank, and financial services.

In the midst of turbulence, the benchmark barometers continued losing their streak into the second trading session and closed with minor losses on Wednesday.

The domestic markets have now entered the green zone. Nifty Auto, FMCG, IT, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare indices are all trading at a loss of approximately 0.50 per cent.

BSE Sensex closed at 55,566 levels, sinking by 359 points. On the contrary, BSE Midcap index increased by 112 points to end the day at 23,143 levels.