Nifty closed 84 points higher at 22,096.75 on Friday - ARETE Securities Ltd
The markets are expected to open marginally higher today as trends in GIFT Nifty indicate a positive start for the broader index after Nifty closed 84 points higher at 22,096.75 on Friday.
JSW Energy:
The firm’s subsidiary has engaged in an agreement with Reliance Power for the procurement of a 45 MW wind energy project in Maharashtra, valued at Rs 132 crore.
Lupin:
The organization is set to divest its trade generics operations in India to its subsidiary for Rs 100–120 crore, transacted as a slump sale.
Sanghi Industries:
Ambuja Cements, the promoter, has divested a 2% stake in the firm for Rs 258 crore. Post-transaction, the promoter’s shareholding is at 60.44%.
UNO Minda:
The corporation has formalized a technical licence pact with Starcharge Energy for the production and commercialization of EV supply equipment within India.
Raymond:
The company’s board has sanctioned the sale of its complete stake in the wholly owned subsidiaries, Raymond Apparel and Ultrashore Realty, for a sum of Rs 1.26 crore.
Exide Industries:
The enterprise has executed an investment of Rs 110 crore in its subsidiary Chloride Metals through a rights issue.
Maruti Suzuki India:
The firm has initiated a recall for 11,185 units of the Baleno and 4,190 units of the Wagon R due to a potential defect in the fuel pump motor.
Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals:
The board has greenlit the purchase of 1.35 crore shares of Mangalore SEZ at Rs 47.18 crore from IL&FS, which will boost the company’s stake from 0.96% to 27.92%.
Adani Ports:
The corporation is set to acquire a 95% stake in Gopalpur Ports for an enterprise value of Rs 3,080 crore. Definitive agreements have been signed to purchase a 56% stake from SP Group and a 39% stake from Orissa Stevedores.
Bharti Airtel:
The firm has incurred a penalty of Rs 114 crore by the Gurugram Tax Authority over claims of insufficient tax payment.
ICICI Securities:
The firm was issued a warning by SEBI following a review of its documentation and records related to merchant banking operations.
Zydus Lifesciences:
The company has received tentative approval from the U.S. FDA for its Letermovir tablets.
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