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LOSING SHEEN
Bank credit, deposit rebound Continuing sell-off in IT stocks
sends the market into the red
Gold and silver prices
dip on global weakness
signal economic momentum Anupama Ghosh
Mumbai

STEAMING UP. RBI data show strong build-up in corporate loan pipeline, hardening bond rates The market witnessed sharp
selling pressure on Friday,
of the deposits, the scen- and benchmark indices slid
K Ram Kumar arios, the dynamic situ- 1.3 per cent as mounting
Mumbai ation... So, we thought, let us concerns over artificial intel-
Mumbai: Gold prices plunged
by ₹2,885 or two per cent to continue the (current) de- ligence-led disruption in the
₹152,765 per 10 g against A robust pick-up in credit posit rates. That is the IT sector triggered wide-
₹155,650 on Thursday in line and deposits in the last fort- reason, in the third quarter... spread profit-booking across
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with the weakness in global night of January indicates we have kept them intact,” sectors.
markets and appreciation of that the Indian economy is he said. The IT sector bore the
the dollar against the rupee. gathering steam, shrugging Madan Sabnavis, Chief brunt of the sell-off, with
Similarly, silver prices declined off headwinds arising from Economist, Bank of Baroda, heavyweights seeing signific-
by ₹16,700 to ₹2,42,433 a kg higher US tariffs, global attributed the deposit ant declines. TCS fell 2 per
against ₹2,59,133 at close on trade fragmentation and growth to high-cost bulk de- cent and Wipro 2.2 per cent. Holdings. “In the current IT metals and FMCG stocks fa-
Thursday as investors booked geopolitical tensions. posit and Certificate of De- The Nifty IT Index has lost meltdown, instead of taking cing heavy selling.
profits, according to the Indian Credit and deposits of all posit, which are being over 8 per cent this week. a universal buy-on-dips ap- The Nifty Midcap 100 fell
Bullion and Jewellers scheduled banks jumped picked up to bridge the gap “Today’s weakness in Sen- proach, take a prudent, se- 1.71 per cent, while the Nifty
Association data. p10 ₹3,40,934 crore and GOING STRONG. Year-on-year credit growth at 14.4% as of between credit and deposit sex and Nifty is largely lective and stock-specific ap- Smallcap 100 tumbled 1.79
₹3,80,346 crore, respect- January-end is higher than deposit growth of 12.42%: RBI growth. driven by selling pressure in proach based on underlying per cent. All sectoral indices
ively, in the fortnight ended Year-on-year, credit the IT sector, which weighed business models,” he added. closed in the red, with Nifty
IN TOP GEAR January 31, reversing the de- growth at 14.4 per cent as of on broader market senti- Bank down 0.91 per cent.
PV, 2W and 3W dispatches cline on both fronts in the the State Bank of India as finance acquisitions by January-end is higher than ment,” said Swapnil Aggar- FPI STEP UP SELLING “This appears to be more
in Jan touch record highs preceding fortnight, per the (₹7.86 lakh crore), Punjab Indian companies, will help deposit expansion of 12.42 wal, Director, VSRK Capital. Sensex lost over 1,000 points of a sentiment-driven cor-
latest RBI data. National Bank (₹1.02 lakh the SBI increase its corpor- per cent, per RBI data. He pointed out that con- and Nifty ended 336.1 points rection rather than the start
New Delhi: Wholesales of Credit as well as deposits crore), and Bank of Baroda ate loan book, with better Referring to the credit cerns around global demand lower as foreign portfolio in- of a deeper structural down-
passenger vehicles (PVs), of all scheduled banks had (₹75,000 crore). margins, he said. pick-up in the reporting slowdown, cautious com- vestors stepped up selling. turn,” said VSRK Capital’s
two-wheelers and declined ₹3,55,765 crore Ashwini Kumar Tewari, fortnight, Sabnavis said, “It mentary from tech compan- According to provisional Aggarwal, advising investors
three-wheelers hit the and ₹1,88,383 crore, re- Managing Director, SBI, in a DEPOSIT INFLOWS must be a case of the large ies and uncertainty related data, they offloaded shares to “adopt a staggered invest-
highest-ever in January, with spectively, in the preceding recent analyst call, observed In view of the downturn in corporates drawing down to AI-led disruptions and job worth ₹7,400 crore. ment strategy” through SIPs
double-digit growth, compared fortnight ended January 15. that the bank is seeing a pick equity markets late last sanctions.... retail loans and losses triggered profit-book- Hindalco was the top to navigate volatility.
to January 2025, the Society of up in corporate loans, espe- month, banks may have seen all that cannot swing the ing after recent gains. Nifty loser, plummeting 6.08 Siddhartha Khemka, Head
Indian Automobile CREDIT UPTICK cially in the power, including deposit inflows, especially credit growth number so “The view that software or per cent, followed by of Research, Motilal Oswal
Manufacturers said. According The healthy credit offtake renewables, metals and in- bulk deposits, say experts. much. IT services are structurally Hindustan Unilever, which Financial Services, expected
to SIAM data, PV dispatches comes amid a strong build- frastructure sectors. Ashok Chandra, MD and “If you consider these obsolete appears over- dropped 4.34 per cent. markets to “remain range-
rose 12.6 per cent to 4,49,616 up in the corporate loan Further, the RBI’s move CEO, Punjab National Bank, kinds of large numbers, it’s stretched, particularly in the Among gainers, Bajaj Fin- bound in the near term amid
units in January compared with sanctions pipeline by public to allow commercial banks in an analyst concall, noted definitely a case of saying enterprise segment, which ance rose 3.09 per cent and mixed global cues,” with in-
3,99,386 units in January 2025. sector banks and hardening to extend finance to Real Es- that his bank had 18 crore there is buoyancy in the eco- runs mission-critical multi- Eicher Motors gained 1.56 vestor attention shifting to
Two-wheeler dispatches grew rates in the corporate bond tate Investment Trusts (RE- plus customers, and they nomy, which is getting re- locational and highly secure per cent. next week’s India AI Impact
26.2 per cent to 19,25,603 market. Banks that have dis- ITs), which is a large market had a lot of faith in the bank- flected from the higher de- applications,” said N Ar- The broader market cor- Summit in New Delhi.
units (15,26,218 units). p2 closed their pipeline include and is growing fast, as well ing system. “We are mindful mand for credit.” unaGiri, CEO, TrustLine rection was widespread, with Experts’ advice for IT sector p7

NEW ADDRESS FOR PMO

Spectrum cannot be sold under IBC as telcos do
not own the national asset, rules Supreme Court
not mean a complete transfer ing telecommunications. The
Krishnadas Rajagopal of a finite natural resource disharmony caused by apply-
New Delhi from the Union government ing the IBC to the telecom
to a TSP. “It confers only a sector, which operates under
The Supreme Court on Fri- limited, conditional and re- a different legal regime, was
day laid down that telecom vocable privilege to use spec- never intended by Parlia-
service providers (TSPs) do trum, subject to statutory re- ment,” the court noted.
not own spectrum, a precious quirements, licence The Supreme Court ver-
and finite public resource conditions and overriding dict was on a series of separ-
meant to be used for the public interest,” Justice ate appeals filed by the State
common good of all, and can- Narasimha clarified. Bank of India and others
not include it among their benefits,” Justice Narasimha The court observed that against a 2021 National
pool of ‘assets’ for insolvency clarified the law. the Union, as the owner and Company Law Appellate
or liquidation. trustee of spectrum, on the Tribunal judgment requiring
A Bench of Justices PS PEOPLE’S PROPERTY one hand, and the Telecom TSPs undergoing insolvency
Narasimha and Atul Chan- The court said spectrum was Regulatory Authority of India to clear statutory dues to the
durkar held that the Insolv- a scarce natural resource as the regulator, on the other, DoT before transferring or
ency and Bankruptcy Code owned by the people of India, occupy the entire province of selling spectrum under the
(IBC) excludes any asset with legal title vesting ex- telecommunications. IBC. It made it clear that the
over which a corporate clusively in the Union of In- “The statutory regime un- spectrum cannot be brought
debtor has no ownership dia, which holds it in trust for der the IBC cannot be per- under the IBC framework.
rights. the public. mitted to make inroads into The TSPs did not own spec-
“Mere recognition of spec- “Licensees acquire no pro- the telecom sector and re- trum in the first place to sell
trum licensing rights as an in- prietary interest in spec- write and restructure the it.
tangible asset by TSPs in the trum,” Justice Narasimha, rights and liabilities arising Besides, the top court GOVERNANCE HUB. Prime Minister Narendra Modi signs a document at Seva Teerth, the newly inaugurated Prime Minister’s Office
financial statements is not who authored the judgment, out of administration, usage made it clear that the dues complex, in New Delhi. MoS Jitendra Singh and other senior officials are also seen. Seva Teerth is a set of three buildings housing the
conclusive of their owner- underscored. and transfers of spectrum, owed by TSPs to the DoT PMO, the National Security Council Secretariat and the Cabinet Secretariat, which were previously in different locations within the
ship, as it only represents The mere grant of spec- which operate under an ex- were not ‘operational debts’ Central Vista area. Significantly, February 13 is of historic significance as it marks exactly 95 years since New Delhi was formally
control over future economic trum under a licence does clusive legal regime concern- under the IBC. inaugurated as modern India’s capital Also read p3 PTI

US, EU sanctions drag India’s Jan Govt clears 2.5 mt wheat exports to stabilise prices on hopes
Russia crude imports to 3-year low of record rabi crop, permits 0.5 mt more sugar shipments
said that pressure from next harvesting season hectares from 328.04 lakh
Rishi Ranjan Kala Washington on India to stop Prabhudatta Mishra starts. Officials said allowing hectares last year as farmers
New Delhi Russian imports, coupled New Delhi exports will not impact do- planted more, thanks to the
with the European Union’s mestic food security assured MSP and procure-
India’s imports of crude oil 18th sanctions package, The Centre on Friday ap- requirements. ment mechanisms. The gov-
from Russia stood at 1.1 mil- which prohibits the supply of proved the export of 2.5 mil- “At the current market ernment expects to achieve
lion barrels per day (mb/d) in refined petroleum products lion tonnes (mt) of wheat. It price, there is no parity with its target of a record 119 mt
January, the lowest in more derived from crude oil from also permitted shipments of the international price, and this year.
than three years as US sanc- Moscow, resulted in lower an additional 0.5 mt of wheat it is difficult to say how the “In view of higher stock
tions forced domestic re- imports by Indian refiners. products and 0.5 mt of sugar domestic prices will move,” availability, softening prices,
finers to scale back pur- to “stabilise domestic mar- PRICE DIP. The all-India average mandi price of wheat this said Pramod Kumar, a expected higher production
chases from Moscow. The IEA report pointed out NO SUPPLY ISSUES kets and ensure remunerat- former President of the and the need to prevent dis-
that Russian supply declined month dropped to ₹2,527/quintal from ₹2,587/quintal in January,
The International Energy However, there is no dearth ive returns to producers”. which traders attribute to bumper crop arrivals REUTERS Roller Flour Millers Federa- tress sales during peak ar-
Agency (IEA), in its latest Oil last month by a sizeable of supply currently, said one The additional quantity tion of India. rivals, the decision on ex-
Market Report, pointed out 350,000 b/d BLOOMBERG of the analysts, adding that will be over and above 0.5 mt Rajesh Paharia Jain, Chief ports will help stabilise
that Russian supplies de- India’s refiners can manage of wheat products and 1.5 mt wheat this month (February HIGHER RATES Manager of Kribhco Agri, domestic prices, improve
clined last month by a size- with West Asian medium of sugar already allowed for 1-12) dropped to ₹2,527/ It highlighted that wheat said that recently a company market liquidity, ensure effi-
able 3,50,000 b/d, as key buy- supplies. Tanker tracking sour crude, besides lever- export. quintal from₹2,587 in Janu- stocks with private entities in Bangladesh purchased cient stock rotation, and fur-
ers faced increased pressure data show Indian imports of aging the US and West Africa “This calibrated decision ary, which traders attribute in the 2025–26 season are wheat of Russian/Ukrainian ther strengthen farmers’ in-
from Washington and Russian crude declined to 1.1 for light sweet grades. has been taken after a com- to bumper arrivals. about 7.5 mt, some 3.2 mt origin at $275/tonne (C&F) come, while ensuring
broader EU sanctions. m b/d in January — the low- “With supply continuing prehensive assessment of In Gujarat and Madhya higher than that in the cor- at port delivery, whereas In- national food security,” a
est level since November to outpace demand, ob- the current availability and Pradesh, where the new responding period last year. dian wheat would have cost senior official said.
IMPORT DECLINE 2022 — down from 1.7 mb/d served oil inventories rose by price scenario, reaffirming wheat crop has started arriv- The Ministry felt this year- $315/tonne at the current “The additional export
“Shipments to India have on average in 2025,” the IEA a further 37 million barrels the government’s commit- ing, the rates have fallen by on-year increase was com- market rate. But there is a quantity of 0.5 mt will be
been hit particularly hard as report added. (mb) in December, taking ment to protecting farmer ₹85/quintal and ₹92/quintal, fortable for domestic avail- potential for exporting to made available to willing
fresh EU restrictions on im- In contrast, Russian crude global stock builds in 2025 to interests,” the Food Ministry respectively, in the past ability. Besides, the total Nepal, but the demand is not sugar mills subject to the
ports of petroleum products deliveries to China surged to an extraordinary 477 mb, or said in a statement on Friday. month. The government has wheat availability with the big, he said. condition that at least 70 per
derived from Russian crude an all-time high last month, 1.3 mb/d on average, a level According to official data, fixed the Minimum Support Food Corporation of India The wheat acreage in the cent of their allocated quant-
prompted key export refiner- it added. not seen since 2020,” the IEA the all-India average mandi Price for the new wheat crop (FCI) is projected at 18.2 mt rabi 2025-26 season in- ity is exported by June 30,
ies to look for alternative Analysts and trade sources said. (agri-market yard) price of at ₹2,585/quintal. as on April 1, 2026, when the creased to about 334.17 lakh 2026,” it said.
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PV, 2W and 3W dispatches in Number of transactions under
Lupin Q3 profit jumps
DBTs declines sharply in FY26
37% on US performance

January in top gear: SIAM Yashaswani Chauhan

New Delhi

NEW RECORD. Domestic wholesales grew 12.6% y-o-y to 4,49,616 units during the month
Direct Benefit Transfers
with 19,83,771 units in the (DBT), which expanded
S Ronendra Singh year-ago period. sharply during the pandemic
New Delhi years, have been showing a
EXPORTS SHINE clear slowdown since FY24.
Mumbai: Drugmaker Lupin Ltd
Passenger vehicles (PVs), All three segments logged While the value of DBTs
reported a 37 per cent growth
two-wheelers and three- double-digit growth on a y- till February 12, 2026,
in net profit at ₹1,180 crore for
wheelers posted their o-y basis in terms of exports amounted to ₹5.44 lakh
the third quarter ended
highest-ever domestic as well. crore in FY26, the number of
December 31, 2025, as
wholesales (dispatches to For instance, the total PV transactions stood at just
compared to ₹858 crore in the
dealers) of January in 2026, exports grew by 33.4 per cent 528 crore. The transactions
same period last year. This was,
with double-digit growth, y-o-y to 76,822 units during have nearly halved from 931
however, 20.5 per cent down
compared to January 2025, the month, against 57,585 crore in FY25.
sequentially, at ₹1,484 crore.
the Society of Indian Auto- units in the same month last A steady rise was seen
Sales for the quarter under
mobile Manufacturers year. The total two-wheeler between FY20 and FY23,
review stood at ₹7,100 crore,
(SIAM) said on Friday. exports grew by 20 per cent when DBT outlays nearly
up 26.4 per cent from ₹5,618 GROWTH ACCELERATES. Total dispatches of vehicles across
The domestic PV dis- y-o-y to 4,56,435 units in doubled from ₹3.81 lakh
crore in the same period last categories grew by 23.5% y-o-y to 24,50,944 units, compared with
patches grew by 12.6 per cent January this year, compared crore to ₹7.16 lakh crore.
year. Nilesh Gupta, MD, Lupin, 19,83,771 units in the year-ago period PTI
year-on-year (y-o-y) to with 3,80,528 units in Janu- Spending flattened in FY24
said Q3 saw the company’s
4,49,616 units in January ary 2025, the SIAM data in- and FY25 and may be slightly
highest-ever quarterly sales in
2026, compared with strong growth of 30.2 per Budget 2026 to strengthen dicated. lower in FY26, compared to
the US. OUR BUREAU
3,99,386 units in January cent y-o-y to 75,725 units, India’s manufacturing base, Similarly, the total three- the previous year. This
2025, the auto industry body compared with 58,167 units along with existing policy wheeler exports grew by 54.6 points to a mix of fiscal tight-
mentioned in its monthly in the corresponding month tailwinds, are expected to de- per cent y-o-y to 36,879 units ening and slower imple-
sales data. last year. liver long-term benefits for last month, compared with mentation of schemes.
RK Swamy reports 15% Similarly, total two- “The new year has begun the sector and support 23,859 units in the same
rise in Q3 revenue wheeler dispatches to deal- on a positive note, extending growth in the medium month a year ago. Total ex- DATA FOCUS.
ers grew by 26.2 per cent y- the strong momentum seen term,” said Rajesh Menon, ports of vehicles across cat-
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o-y in January to 19,25,603 in the previous quarter, sup- Director General, SIAM. egories grew by 23.5 per cent Economists attribute the
Chennai: Advertising and units, compared with ported by sustained demand The total dispatches of y-o-y to 5,71,066 units in decline primarily to tighter
marketing services firm R K 15,26,218 units in January following the GST rate re- vehicles across categories January, compared with Budget allocations and
Swamy Ltd on Friday reported 2025. Total three-wheeler duction. The initiatives an- grew by 23.5 per cent y-o-y to 4,62,500 units in the corres- delays in fund utilisation.
a 15 per cent growth in wholesales also witnessed a nounced in the Union 24,50,944 units, compared ponding month last year. “The decline is largely driven
consolidated revenue for the by a decline in Budget alloca-
quarter ended December 2025 tion,” said Prof Anil Sood, In-
at ₹88.7 crore. Net profit stitute for Advanced Studies
declined to ₹2.8 crore in the
quarter compared to ₹3.6
crore in the same quarter last
Maruti drives PV exports up 33% in January in Complex Choices
(IASCC). He noted that the
sharp fall seen in the current
year. The company has fiscal year could partly be
presented an incremental T E Raja Simhan corrected as the year pro-
impact of ₹3 crore relating to Chennai gresses, but flagged large
the new labour code sums lying unspent in Single
regulations under exceptional Passenger vehicle (PV) ex- Nodal Agency (SNA) ac-
items. OUR BUREAU ports in January rose by 33 counts. “For instance, the
per cent thanks to a substan- Ministries of Social Justice incomes for a large share of account for over 61 per cent
tial increase in exports by and Empowerment and Tri- the workforce. of DBT in FY26, compared
market leader Maruti Su- bal Affairs together have A comparison of FY25 and with 37 per cent in FY20. The
Crisil’s Q4 profit up zuki. The total PV exports in about ₹4,000 crore parked in FY26 shows that the slow- share of cash transfers has
7.5% to ₹241 crore January 2026 increased to these accounts,” Sood said, down is broad-based. Schol- fallen to 38 per cent.
76,822 against 57,585 in e VITARA being exported from suggesting that lower on- arship transfers fell by nearly “In-kind schemes are bet-
January 2025, according to the Pipavav port ground spending also re- 65 per cent, and NSAP (fin- ter choices than cash trans-
New Delhi: Crisil Ltd on Friday SIAM data on Friday. flects slower release and util- ancial assistance to the eld- fers,” Sood said, arguing that
reported a 7.5 per cent growth Maruti reported 89 per of the company’s first BEV, e isation of funds. erly and PWDs) payments they are more likely to meet
in net profit at ₹241.5 crore for cent year-on-year (y-o-y) in- exports volume rose by 2 per of FY26, Maruti Suzuki ex- VITARA in August 2025. So dropped over 62 per cent till scheme objectives such as
the fourth quarter ended crease in export volumes in cent, SIAM data shows. ported close to 3.6 lakh pas- far, nearly 16,000 units have SPACE FOR OTHERS the first half of February. PA- ensuring access to food
December 31, 2025. The Board January to 50,716 (26,781). Rahul Bharti, Senior Exec- senger vehicles, contributing been exported to 36 coun- Lower DBT outlays also co- HAL (LPG) transfers are also grains and fertilizers, though
also recommended a dividend Hyundai’s exports rose by 21 utive Officer, Maruti Suzuki, to 48 per cent of India’s total tries, predominantly in incide with reduced likely to be lower this year as effectiveness ultimately de-
of ₹28 per equity share of face per cent, but the South told businesssline the com- PV exports. While the rest of Europe. budgeted spending on fertil- the number of Ujwala benefi- pends on implementation.
value of ₹1 each, taking the Korean auto major’s market pany exported over 50,000 the industry’s export grew by Tarun Garg, MD and CEO, izer and food subsidies. ciaries declines. The other Overall, data suggest DBT
total dividend to ₹61 per share, share in exports declined to vehicles in January, account- 7 per cent year-on-year in HMIL, said in an analyst call, While publicly available data category, which includes is not being rolled back, but
Crisil said. Its consolidated 18 per cent (20 per cent). ing for 66 per cent of India’s this period, Maruti Suzuki “By 2030, we have to take the does not fully explain smaller welfare and State- is losing momentum amid
income from operations for Q4 Both Nissan and Volkswa- total PV exports, though it grew by 32 per cent,” he said. export contribution to 30 scheme-wise cuts, Sood specific schemes, recorded fiscal pressure, implementa-
2025 was up 18.5 per cent to gen saw a decline in exports included a shipment missed One of the major factors per cent. The FTAs present pointed out that the need for the sharpest contraction in tion bottlenecks and a
₹1,081.6 crore, compared with by 36 per cent and 78 per from December 2025 ex- fuelling this growth was the new opportunities, but need food support had not de- FY26, by almost 50 per gradual rebalancing of wel-
₹912.9 crore in Q4 2024. PTI cent, respectively. Toyota’s ports. “In the first 10 months commencement of exports to be studied in detail.” clined, given stagnant real cent. In-kind transfers now fare delivery.

Puravankara’s
Q3 net surges
ONGC Q3 net jumps 23% despite lower crude realisation Senco to continue to hedge
162% to ₹58.5 cr BSE late Thursday night. ₹3,750 crore in Q3FY25. ing segment compared to statement. New Well Gas
55-65% of inventory value
Our Bureau The company’s consolid- In the CPSU’s E&P seg- ₹6,256 crore in Q2 FY26 and now contributes more than
New Delhi ated total income during ment, the operating profit ₹5,253 crore in Q3 FY25. 18 per cent of total gas sales
Our Bureau Q3FY26 was almost flat y- from both onshore and off- revenue from the ONGC
Bengaluru
ONGC posted a 23 per cent o-y at around ₹1.71 lakh shore business was on the PRODUCTION portfolio, it added.
year-on-year (y-o-y) growth crore, compared to ₹1.61 lower side, on an annual as Realisation from crude oil ONGC’s crude oil produc-
Puravankara Ltd reported a in its consolidated net profit lakh crore in Q2FY26 and well as sequential basis. prices from nominated fields tion from standalone fields,
profit after tax of ₹58.48 at ₹11,946 crore in Q3FY26, ₹1.70 lakh crore in Q3 FY25. The petrochemicals busi- fell by over 15 per cent y-o-y as well as fields operated by
crore in the third quarter of aided by improved perform- Its total consolidated ex- ness continued to report an to $61.63 per barrel in JVs, declined on an annual
FY26, up 162.2 per cent year- ance of the refining & mar- penses stood at ₹1.55 lakh operating loss, but it nar- Q3FY26. The realisation in basis.
on-year (y-o-y). Total rev- keting segment and lower crore in the December rowed on an annual basis. gas prices from nominated While gas production
enue for the quarter rose 231 finance costs, despite declin- quarter of FY26, compared However, the loss widened fields was marginally higher from standalone fields was
per cent y-o-y to ₹1,104 ing realisation from the oil to ₹1.44 lakh crore in on a quarter-on-quarter y-o-y. However, the realisa- almost flat y-o-y, it declined
crore. Customer collections and gas business and falling Q2FY26 and ₹1.56 lakh crore basis. Its operating profit tion from New Well Gas was in JV-operated fields. CONDITIONS APPLIED. The company will go back to 80-90%
increased 22 per cent y-o-y production from mature in Q3FY25. from foreign business was lower on an annual basis. ONGC registered an up- gold inventory hedging if the prices come down, said MD
to ₹1,140 crore. fields weighing on sales. higher annually, but declined During 9MFY26, revenue ward growth of 0.35 per cent Suvankar Sen REUTERS
The realty major said the However, the net profit of OTHER BUSINESSES sequentially. from New Well Gas stood at y-o-y in crude oil production
profit was supported by pro- India’s largest exploration & However, ONGC’s finance On the brighter side, ₹5,028 crore, delivering an during 9MFY26, while nat-
ject completions and execu- production (E&P) company costs were lower at ₹3,207 ONGC reported a higher op- additional ₹944 crore rev- ural gas production remains to 80-90 per cent (of gold in-
tion during Q3. The result fell by 5 per cent on a sequen- crore in Q3FY26 against erating profit of ₹7,299 crore enue compared to the APM constant during the same Mithun Dasgupta ventory hedging). But till
also reduced losses recorded tial basis, it said in a filing on ₹3,411 crore in Q2FY26 and from the refining & market- gas price, ONGC said in a period, the E&P major said. Kolkata that stability is achieved, it
in the first half of FY26. will range between 55 and 65
For the first nine months Senco Gold, which has been per cent,” Sen said.
(9M) of FY26, project rev- keeping a gold inventory
enue stood at ₹2,305 crore,
up 51 per cent y-o-y. Cus-
tomer collections rose 8 per
Biocon banks on new EID Parry consolidated Q3 net profit hedging ratio at 55-60 per
cent in the last six months
amid high gold prices, would
DE-GROWTH
Senco Gold on Thursday re-
ported nearly eight-fold
cent y-o-y to ₹3,045 crore
during the period. Operating
launches, insulin capacity up 19%, standalone revenue declines go back to 80-90 per cent
hedging to protect inventory
jump in its consolidated net
profit to ₹264 crore for the
cash inflows during 9MFY26
stood at ₹3,504 crore, up 9
per cent y-o-y.
expansion to drive growth Our Bureau
sweetener portfolio, the
company said.
losses once gold prices are on
a downward trend and be-
come stable.
third quarter this fiscal,
backed by around 50 per cent
year-on-year (y-o-y) in-
Sales value during the company has begun com- Chennai The consolidated revenue Until that price stability is crease in its revenue.
third quarter rose 17 per Aishwarya Kumar mercialisation in Turkey, from operations for the nine achieved, the company Revenue from operations
cent y-o-y. For the nine- Bengaluru where it has captured over 20 EID Parry reported a consol- months ended December 31, would continue to hedge 55- during Q3FY26 rose to
month period, sales volumes per cent market share, and idated net profit of ₹232 2025, was ₹30,664 crore, 65 per cent of its gold invent- ₹3,070.98 crore from
stood at 4.24 million square Biocon Ltd is betting on a expects a significant US mar- crore for the quarter ended compared to ₹24,797 crore ory value. ₹2,045.98 crore in Q3FY25.
feet with sales value of wave of biosimilar launches, ket entry in the second half December 2025 (Q3FY26), in the year-ago period. “In the last six months, in On a quarter-on-quarter (q-
₹3,859 crore, up 9 per cent y- expanded insulin capacity, of calendar year 2026. up 19 per cent from ₹195 the high gold prices volatil- o-q) basis, revenue growth
o-y. and deeper US market penet- Additionally, approvals for crore in the same quarter last AIR AROUND MSP ity, there has been pressure was 30 per cent. However,
The company handed over ration to drive growth over generic liraglutide products, year. The consolidated rev- Muthiah Murugappan, on liquidity. There have been very high gold prices im-
1,116 homes covering 1.23 the next 12–18 months, ac- Saxenda and Victoza, are ex- enue from operations for the Muthu Murugappan, Whole-time Director and pressures on maintaining pacted volume, which saw a
million square feet during cording to MD & CEO of pected shortly. quarter was ₹10,316 crore Whole-time Director and CEO, CEO, EID Parry, said in a call the margin. And, in this kind de-growth of around 3 per
the quarter. During the nine Biocon Biologics Shreehas Biocon expects its insulin compared to ₹8,720 crore in EID Parry BIJOY GHOSH with analysts that there is no of a dynamic, volatile scen- cent q-o-q.
months, it handed over 2,446 Tambe. drug product capacity to the year-ago period. Lower clarity on any upward revi- ario, based on our hedging During Q3FY26, average
homes aggregating 2.58 mil- The company expects five double in FY27, with drug sales volume and cost pres- sion of the MSP for sugar, policy and guidance, we said gold prices rose 63 per cent
lion square feet. key products to begin con- substance capacity projected sures marked the quarter. The distillery segment re- and this continues to put a that let us keep it at 55-60 per y-o-y and 23 per cent q-o-q,
tributing meaningfully to to double around FY28. The On a standalone basis, rev- ported a loss of ₹15 crore for strain on the business. “The cent. That would ensure that peaking at a historic high of
(With inputs from intern Tejaswini S) revenues. Bevacizumab, expansion is underway at its enue from operations for Q3FY26 compared to a loss challenge here is that the we continue to focus on our ₹1,40,000 per 10 gm.
launched late last year, is set Malaysia facility. Q3FY26 was ₹773 crore as of ₹1 crore in the year-ago ethanol output prices have business, we continue to
to scale up contributions in compared to ₹848 crore in period, primarily driven by also not gone up, and this has manage our inventory well,” DEALING MECHANISM
businessline. the coming fiscal year. Bi- ‘NO FRESH CAPEX’ the year-ago period. higher input costs. been for almost 3 years Senco Gold & Diamonds “It is not that the high gold
Disclaimer: Readers are requested to verify osimilar ustekinumab (Yes- Tambe said most capital ex- The revenues of the sugar In the Consumer Products now,” he added. Managing Director and CEO prices are discouraging con-
& make appropriate enquiries to satisfy
themselves about the veracity of an intek) has crossed 10 per penditure undertaken in the segment were at ₹389 crore Group (CPG) segment, rev- As for the consumer Suvankar Sen told analysts sumers. Rather their faith
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advertiser or for any of the advertiser’s tlement with Amgen, is capacity, and no fresh capex ous year. However, the com- crease was primarily driven profitable SKUs. “Our focus “If gold prices are on a as to fit into the budget of the
products and/or services. In no event can the
Owner, Publisher, Printer, Editor, Director/s, scheduled for rollout in the is planned in biosimilars or pany managed to reduce loss by lower sweetener revenues on backward integration will downward trend, there is an consumers, create products,
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also progressing steadily; the pacity expansion. optimisation measures. volumes in the non- pacity,” he said. allowing us, we will go back carat,” Sen said.
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‘Electronics exporters can grab a Reliance secures US licence

greater share of the US, EU markets’ to import Venezuelan oil below ground or is in posses-
Press Trust of India sion of it. Reliance was a reg-
New Delhi ular buyer of Venezuelan
NITI AAYOG REPORT. Urges shift from assembly-led gains to component-led manufacturing crude before the US slapped
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s sanctions on Maduro’s re-
EU account for roughly one- manufacturing. Reliance Industries Limited gime in 2019-20.
Amiti Sen third of global electronics On the supply side, incent- has received a US general li- Venezuela’s crude grades,
New Delhi demand, underscoring their ives should focus on do- cence to purchase especially from the Orinoco
strategic importance for In- mestic value addition, sus- Venezuelan crude oil dir- Belt, are predominantly
India’s electronics sector is dia’s export ambitions. tained R&D and ecosystem ectly, enabling India’s largest heavy and extra-heavy.
poised for a major export deepening through anchor private refiner to resume im- Reliance’s Jamnagar re-
push into the US and the TARIFF EDGE investments that transfer ports of discounted heavy fineries are among the
European Union, leveraging The US currently sources technology and generate feedstock that aligns with its world’s most complex and
trade agreements to tap a lar- electronics primarily from stable demand for local Jamnagar refinery configura- geared toward efficiently
ger share of their combined China, Mexico, Vietnam, suppliers. tion and optimises refining processing heavy, sour
$1.6 trillion market, accord- Malaysia and Thailand. How- margins. last month, the US has eased crudes, which trade at a deep
ing to a quarterly trade watch ever, reciprocal tariff rates PRIME BUYERS. The US and the EU together account for $500 B AMBITION Reliance, which operates sanctions on the South discount to international
report released on Friday by on these countries remain nearly one-third of the global electronics demand The report stressed that co- the world’s largest single- American nation’s energy in- benchmarks due to produc-
NITI Aayog. higher than those applied to ordinated fiscal, trade and lo- site refining complex at Gu- dustry to resume the flow of tion challenges and logistical
The report said the pro- India — around 20 per cent ture a larger share of global Kong and Taiwan. The report gistics reforms are needed to jarat’s Jamnagar, was among oil from the country that constraints.
posed India-EU Free Trade on China and Vietnam, 25 trade,” the report noted. said recent policy initiatives, close structural cost gaps the international companies holds the world’s largest re-
Agreement and relatively per cent on Mexico and Despite the opportunity, including the Electronics and improve which, in late January, got a serves. Reliance did not re- REFINING MARGINS
lower reciprocal tariffs im- nearly 19 per cent on Thail- India’s share in the $4.6 tril- Component Manufacturing competitiveness. general licence from the US spond to requests for Buying Venezuelan oil will
posed by the US on Indian and, compared with 18 per lion global electronics mar- Scheme, the semiconductor Such measures, it said, for buying Venezuelan oil comments. allow Reliance to optimise
suppliers, compared to cent for India. ket remains modest at about mission, customs duty ra- could anchor India’s shift directly without violating So far, the US has permit- its refining margins because
China, Vietnam, Mexico and “This relative tariff ad- 1 per cent, based on 2024 ex- tionalisation and support for from a manufacturing base sanctions, sources aware of ted the sale of Venezuelan oil these barrels can be up-
Thailand, create a timely op- vantage, both in the US and ports of $42 billion. High- e-commerce exports, signal a to a globally competitive the matter said. through traders, but now a graded into higher-value
portunity for Indian manu- the EU, improves India’s tech segments, such as integ- push to move up the value electronics ecosystem and general licence will give au- products like diesel, ker-
facturers to deepen market cost competitiveness and rated circuits and semicon- chain. However, India must support its $500 billion man- EASING SANCTIONS thorisation to purchase oil osene and LPG that fetch
penetration. presents a timely opportun- ductors, continue to be transition from assembly- ufacturing ambition by Since capturing Venezuelan directly from an entity that strong demand in India and
Together, the US and the ity to scale exports and cap- dominated by China, Hong led gains to component-led FY2030. President Nicolas Maduro has already extracted it from export markets.
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PMO shifts to ‘Seva Teerth’,
signs welfare schemes on Day 1
Per the WHO India Recommenda-
Shishir Sinha tions, 50 per cent of the victims die in
New Delhi the first 15 minutes due to serious
cardiovascular or nervous system in-
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on juries.
Friday began working from his new The victims can be saved by
office at ‘Seva Teerth’. providing basic life support during
From the new PMO, he signed four this ‘golden hour’.
major files, including one for provid-
ing relief to accident victims. OTHER DECISIONS
After decades, the Prime Minis- Also, the PM signed a file to double
ter’s Office (PMO) shifted from the the number of ‘Lakhpati Didis’.
historic South Block to the new office The government has crossed the
‘Seva Teerth’. landmark of 3 crore ‘Lakhpati Didis’,
Per a statement from the PMO, in more than a year ahead of the original
order to provide life saving protec- March 2027 timeline.
tion for every citizen, Modi approved “The PM has now set a new, ambi-
the ‘PM RAHAT Scheme’. tious target of 6 crore Lakhpati Didis
“Under this initiative, accident by March 2029, doubling both scale
victims will get cashless treatment of and aspiration,” the statement said.
up to ₹1.5 lakh, ensuring that no life In another decision aimed at
is lost due to lack of immediate med- strengthening India’s entire agricul-
ical help,” it said. ture value chain, the PM announced
According to Road Transport and the doubling of the loan target of the
Highway Minister Nitin Gadkari, im- Agriculture Infrastructure Fund to
mediate medical care could reduce ₹2 lakh crore.
50,000 road accident deaths. At the same time, to power India’s
A report prepared by AIIMS found innovation ecosystem — especially
that nearly 30 per cent deaths were in deep tech, early-stage ideas, ad-
due to delay in getting medical care vanced manufacturing and break-
during the golden hour — the first through technologies — the PM ap-
hour after a person suffers a trau- proved the Startup India FoF (Fund
matic injury, when emergency treat- of Fund) 2.0 with a corpus of ₹10,000
ment is most likely to be successful. crore.

Twenty world leaders to attend

India-AI Impact Summit 2026
ators, and experts from across the
Our Bureau world to deliberate on the way for-
New Delhi
ward for AI,” an MEA statement is-
sued on Friday stated.
India is set to host leaders and heads The summit will host Presidents
of state from 20 countries for the In- from Estonia, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain,
dia-AI Impact Summit 2026, begin- Sri Lanka, and Switzerland, the MEA
ning Monday (February 16), accord- statement noted. Prime Ministers
ing to the Ministry of External Affairs from Bhutan, Croatia, Finland,
(MEA). Greece, Kazakhstan, Mauritius, and
High-profile attendees include Netherlands are also scheduled to at-
French President Emmanuel Macron tend. The Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi
and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio (UAE), the Hereditary Prince of
Lula da Silva, both of whom will be on Liechtenstein, and Vice Presidents
official state visits. from Bolivia, Guyana, and Seychelles
“The summit will bring together will represent their respective
global leaders, policymakers, innov- nations.

Gem, jewellery exports dip 6% at

$2,238.54 million in Jan: GJEPC
Meanwhile, India has successfully
Press Trust of India diversified its export markets, and
Mumbai during April 2025-January 2026, ex-
ports to the United Arab Emirates
India’s gem and jewellery exports grew 23.71 per cent and Hong Kong
witnessed a 5.79 per cent on-year de- 33.5 per cent, while Australia and
cline in January to $2,238.54 million, France posted robust growth of over
amid global trade headwinds and tar- 36 per cent each.
iff-related pressures in key markets, Other markets such as Belgium,
the Gem and Jewellery Export Pro- Thailand and Israel also recorded
motion Council (GJEPC) said on double-digit growth.
Friday.
Overall exports stood at $2,376.02
million in January 2025, for the same
period of the previous year, GJEPC
said in a statement.
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Ferrari Luce EV interior
revealed
Ferrari has shared fresh details of its first-ever
electric car, confirming it will be called the
Luce, which means ‘Light’ in Italian. It has also
revealed the EV’s interior,
which blends modern tech
with retro influences. The
cabin features a
steering-column-mounted
digital instrument cluster
designed to move with
the wheel, using layered OLED displays that
mimic classic analogue dials. The steering
wheel draws inspiration from older Ferraris,
with physical buttons replacing touch controls.
An aluminium trim runs across the dashboard,
housing circular air vents and a floating centre
screen that can be angled toward the
occupants . Ferrari has integrated a mechanical
clock with multiple display modes and a glass
shift-by-wire selector. The Luce’s glass key
introduces colour-changing E-Ink technology,

Zen
adding another distinctive touch to Ferrari’s
first electric model.

Precision
Tata Punch EV facelift
unveiled NO FRILLS. The Lexus RX 350h is for those who value
refined Japanese hospitality over European badge swagger
YASH SUNIL

Tata Motors is set to launch the Punch EV

facelift on February 20 and has done a preview
of the updated model’s front design ahead of
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its debut. The facelift Spending time with the RX also
introduces a revised nose Yash Sunil makes you question the curious po-
with split headlamp sition of Lexus in India. Unlike
clusters, replacing the rivals such as the BMW X5 and the
earlier connected lighting

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fter spending a few days Mercedes-Benz GLE, Lexus contin-
element. The new design with the Lexus RX 350h, I ues to exist in a corner of the luxury
draws inspiration from genuinely couldn’t under- market, rarely shouting for atten-
the [Link] , though it adopts a cleaner and stand why we do not see tion. And yet, after living with the
more upright look. The side profile remains more of it on our roads. What stops RX 350h, it is hard to understand
unchanged, retaining the black cladding, those who can afford it from choos- why it remains such an under-the-
wheel-arch trims and ORVM-mounted ing something this complete? After radar choice, as with other Lexus
indicators. At the rear, a connected LED all, the RX is one of those rare lux- cars as well.
tail-lamp setup is expected. Inside, the Punch ury cars that gets everything right Part of the answer may lie in how
EV facelift is likely to continue with a modern without screaming about it. Lexus goes about its business.
cabin featuring a large touchscreen, wireless It also helps that it does not look There is no badge bravado here and
charger, digital instrument cluster, capacitive like anything else out there. While no attempt to overwhelm you with
HVAC controls and a dual-tone theme. most rivals chase soft curves and fa- performance stats or gimmicky
Mechanical specifications are expected to be miliar silhouettes, Lexus has gone tech. Instead, what you get is a
unchanged, with 25-kWh and 35-kWh battery down a sharper and more angular deeply considered luxury SUV that
options producing 80 bhp with 11.6 kg-m and path; the result is a crossover that CLASSY CRUISER. This is Toyota DNA at work, which gives you reasonable maintenance costs for a deeply considered prioritises long-term ownership
121 bhp with 19.4 kg-m, offering claimed carries real presence without trying luxury SUV that prioritises long-term ownership satisfaction YASH SUNIL satisfaction. Maintenance costs are
ranges of 315 km and 421 km respectively. too hard. Those sculpted lines and relatively reasonable for the seg-
bold proportions make it instantly the quality of materials, though claimed the driver’s seat before I power is delivered is deeply satisfy- ment and reliability is almost a
recognisable, even from a distance. those are excellent anyway, it’s the got there, I would not be too upset. ing. Throttle responses are smooth, given; after all, this is Toyota DNA
Bajaj gifts Chetak C25 to And then there are the 21-inch
wheels. On paper, they do not in-
way everything comes together. The
layered dashboard layout, the calm
One feature that deserves special
mention is the Mark Levinson 21-
linear and reassuring, with the elec-
tric assistance filling in the gaps
at work. Further, the strong-hybrid
powertrain delivers fuel efficiency
RCB women’s team spire confidence for the Indian design and the attention to detail, all speaker sound system, which genu- seamlessly. It is a setup that always that its petrol-only rivals cannot
roads; however, behind the wheel, feel deliberate. It is also anchored by a inely redefines what in-car audio feels relaxed but never lethargic, mak- match.
Bajaj Auto has announced that it will gift its the RX surprises you. Bad surfaces, massive 14-inch touchscreen, a can be. This is not the kind of setup ing everyday driving feel effortless. It may not appeal to buyers chas-
newly launched Chetak C25 electric scooter to broken tarmac and poorly patched massive step up from older systems, you listen to casually while scrolling The only element that slightly ing outright performance or brag-
the Royal Challengers Bangalore Women’s roads are all taken in its stride, de- offering a crisp and intuitive interface through tracks; it demands your at- disrupts this otherwise cohesive ex- ging rights, but for those who value
team following its livering a ride that is far more ac- that feels modern. tention. The clarity, depth and bal- perience is the CVT. It does its job comfort, reliability and long-term
Women’s T20 League commodating than you would ever The same clarity of thought car- ance are exceptional, whether you unobtrusively most of the time, but peace of mind, the RX 350h makes a
title win. Each member of expect. ries through to the convenience are sitting in the front or the back. when you start pushing harder, it compelling case. Add to that with
the championship- What is most admirable about features. It feels carefully and al- It is the kind of system that makes reminds you that outright driver its strong fuel efficiency, relatively
winning squad will the Japanese approach is their re- most politely equipped, with com- traffic more tolerable and long drives engagement isn’t the RX’s primary sensible ownership costs and a
receive the electric fusal to bow to peer pressure. They fort evenly distributed throughout disappear. It fits perfectly with the mission. That is really the one design that stands apart from the
scooter as a gesture do not force a car to be sporty, tech- the cabin. Every seat feels like the RX’s calm and indulgent character. factor that keeps it from being a usual luxury SUV crowd, it’s hard to
recognising the team’s performance across the heavy, off-road capable and enga- best one in the car. While this gen- Few luxury SUVs at this price point true driver-focused SUV. In other ignore just how complete this pack-
season. Bajaj noted that the initiative aligns ging, all at once. That clarity of pur- eration is strictly a five-seater with manage to get audio this right. areas, such as steering weight, ac- age is, even at a price tag of ₹89.99
with the recent introduction of the Chetak pose is exactly what makes the RX two rows of seating, the rear bench curacy and consistency, it actually lakh (ex-showroom). In a market
C25, which is positioned as a younger and special; its focus is unapologetically is where the car truly shines. It of- DRIVER-FOCUSED does rather well. Viewed from an- obsessed with obvious choices, the
lighter addition to the Chetak lineup. The on luxury. Having spent time in fers power-reclining seats and a Under the bonnet sits a 2.5-litre other angle, though, this plays per- Lexus RX 350h remains a brilliant
scooter also served as the official ride for the other SUVs in this price bracket, I level of plushness that rivals the four-cylinder petrol engine paired fectly to the car’s strengths, espe- alternative that deserves far more
RCB women’s team during the tournament. can say this with confidence — no long-wheelbase Europeans, making with the proven Lexus hybrid sys- cially for owners who spend more attention than it currently gets.
other cabin feels quite as special as it a genuine alternative for those tem. While the numbers will not set time being chauffeured than driv-
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Name On Trial JURY’S STILL OUT. A

heavy, awkward tourer that
surprisingly made me forget
the question entirely

THE COMPLETE VIBE. The Versys 1100 charms with its electronics package: ABS, three-level traction control and two ride modes KAIZAD ADIL DARUKHANAWALA

the wide subframe and those 17- metal concert. Predictably, there dictable power delivery becomes a complete stop, which feels broken roads are dismissed with and do it all again. Even pillions
Manaal Mahatme inch alloys make the proportions was a [Link] bike is hilari- its biggest strength. charmingly old-school, as does indifference. Push harder into were consistently impressed, so
look awkward, almost unre- ously short-geared in the first adjusting the windscreen via two corners, though, and you need re- much so that I briefly entertained

T
he name ‘Versys’ is a port- solved. I initially blamed the in- four ratios. By 4000 rpm, a gentle PROVES ITS POINT manual knobs. You find a setting straint. After a point, the rear the wild idea of spending 100 km
manteau of ‘versatile’ and line-four layout of the 1099 cc en- buzz suggests an upshift. By 6000 The Versys doesn’t provoke or you like, leave it in ‘Full’ and get starts to feel unsettled, gently re- on the back myself.
‘system’, and looking at gine for that broad waist. Then I rpm, vibrations make their pres- challenge you but gently pulls you on with riding. minding you that this isn’t a su- Which brings me back to that
Kawasaki’s flagship crossover at climbed onto the 820-mm seat, ence known through the tank, into a rhythm, a zen state where The braking experience mir- persport in ADV clothing. name. At ₹13.89 lakh (ex-show-
first, that name felt optimistic. I and just like that, none of it handlebar and footpegs, leaving fatigue fades and kilometres are rors the bike’s personality. It’s Fully fuelled, the 21-litre tank room), the Versys 1100 undercuts
mean, how versatile can a 257-kg mattered. you little choice but to listen. In effortlessly racked up. And don’t progressive and reassuring, but if does make the Versys feel top- most European middleweight
motorcycle on long-travel sus- The riding position can be traffic though, this short gearing mistake that calm for laziness; you grab a handful in a moment of heavy at standstill; there’s no hid- ADVs, even if they offer broader
pension and 17-inch wheels really likened to a lounge chair. Upright, and the engine’s tractable nature after all, there’s 133 bhp and 11.4 enthusiasm, it briefly flirts with ing that. But once rolling, it versatility. Sure, a few omissions
be? So instead of overthinking it, I relaxed and commanding, it’s like work in its favour, letting you surf kg-m at your disposal. Twist the sportbike territory, even locking shrinks around you remarkably like cornering lights feel harder to
did the obvious thing — I spent sitting on a couch placed per- through gaps without constantly throttle hard enough, and it’ll loft the front for a split second. It well, never feeling as heavy as its justify at this price. But if what you
the next few days living with it. fectly to admire the scenery. That stirring the gearbox. Rush hour, the front wheel and storm past 200 sounds dramatic, but never felt numbers suggest. Even mundane want is a motorcycle that turns
Before even getting on the view also includes the instrument however, is where the illusion kph without breaking a sweat, alarming. If anything, that fleet- things, such as getting it onto the highways into comfort zones and
saddle, though, I had to make cluster; watching the analogue ta- cracks. Engine temperatures helped by the fact that there’s no ing moment of bite helped scrub centre stand, are surprisingly easy days into longer days, the Versys
peace with how the Versys 1100 chometer’s deep orange needle climb past 110, the clutch grows wheelie control here to play speed faster, and I found myself — Kawasaki’s design makes it feel doesn’t need to brag loudly about
looks. This isn’t a motorcycle that rush to the red line while the di- heavier and eventually refuses to spoilsport. appreciating the honesty of it. like a job a teenager could manage. being versatile; it just keeps go-
will end up on aspirational gits flashed impatiently was oddly cooperate. Not that anyone is The electronics package is re- Suspension, too, is tuned for And comfort? That’s where the ing. And somewhere along the
posters on walls. From the front, satisfying. I let each gear run buying a Versys 1100 for their freshingly sparse: ABS, three- comfort first. On stock settings, it Versys won me over. No matter way, you’ll stop questioning the
it has an undeniable presence, longer than necessary, savouring daily commutes. level traction control and two genuinely feels like a magic car- how long the ride, how bad the name altogether, just like I did.
menacing, even, and traffic in- the deep intake growl as the silky Out on the highway, everything ride modes — ‘Low’ and ‘Full’. pet, as long as you stick to tarmac. traffic or how late the return, I al-
stinctively makes way for it. But inline-four built into a full-blown changes. That same linear, pre- Switching between them requires Potholes barely register and ways felt like I could turn around © Motoring World

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IRDAI tells insurers not Disruption forces Coinbase
AU SFB MD & CEO gets
to halt trading for one hour
to invest in overseas AIFs
three-year extension

Our Bureau
co-founded and currently
Mumbai
leads.

Global cyrptocurrency ex- INSIDER TRADING

TOE THE LINE. Auditor of the insurer should also certify compliance with regulations change Coinbase suffered a Such transactions are not
vestment in AIFs with expos- service disruption late on uncommon among techno-
Our Bureau ure outside India, said Thursday, resulting in users logy and crypto executives,
Hyderabad IRDAI. being unable to buy, sell or and are frequently conduc-
transfer cryptocurrencies on The issue was resolved ted under pre-arranged trad-
New Delhi: AU Small Finance
Insurance companies should INSURANCE ACT the platform for around one around one hour later ing plans pursuant to SEC
Bank, the first SFB in over a not invest in overseas altern- According to the norms of hour. Rule, designed to mitigate in-
decade to receive in-principle ative investment funds Section 27E of the Insurance “We are aware that cus- sold the company’s shares sider trading concerns.
approval from the RBI to (AIFs), according to the In- Act, 1938, and also related tomers may be unable to buy, amounting to approximately Against the backdrop of
transition into a universal bank, surance Regulatory and De- rules of SEBI, insurance sell, transfer on [Link] $550 million over the nine- broader global financial
on Friday announced the velopment Authority of In- companies in India have [Link] at this time. Our month period, reflecting a volatility, including pressure
central bank’s nod for the dia (IRDAI). strict excusal rights regard- team is investigating this is- sustained programme of on technology equities and
reappointment of Sanjay ing AIFs, prohibiting invest- sue and will provide an up- stake reduction. fluctuations in precious
Agarwal as its Managing STATUTORY AUDITORS ments outside India. date. Your funds are safe,” metals, market conditions
Director & Chief Executive The statutory auditors of Insurers can be excused or Coinbase’s support team COMMON PATTERN remain liquidity-sensitive.
Officer. The reappointment for AIFs should confirm that the excluded from AIF invest- posted on X. The selling activity follows a In the near term, this envir-
a further period of three years capital of the insurer is not ments that violate laws, reg- pattern seen in prior quar- onment could support
HOME NORM. Indian insurers have strict excusal rights
is effective April 19, said the invested outside India. ulations or internal policies, ters, during which Arm- range-bound price action or
regarding AIFs, prohibiting investments outside India CEO SELLS SHARES
bank. This follows earlier The insurer should obtain particularly if the AIF invests The issue was resolved strong periodically trimmed continued downside pres-
approvals from the Board on a compliance certificate are disclosed to the insurer. tify compliance with the pro- in foreign securities, engages around one hour later. his holdings in Coinbase sure until macro liquidity dy-
October 17, 2025, and from the AIF, confirming The concurrent auditor of visions of excusal rights in in forbidden leverage or acts Separately, Coinbase CEO Global Inc, the US-based namics stabilise, according
shareholders on December 26, that all overseas investments the insurer should also cer- respect of the insurer’s in- as a fund of funds. Brian Armstrong reportedly cryptocurrency exchange he to experts.
2025, subject to the RBI’s
confirmation, it said. Agarwal
first became the MD of AU
Financiers on February 14,
2008, and subsequently MD &
CEO of AU Small Finance Bank
on April 19, 2017, when the
RBI hikes banks’ M&A financing ‘City Union Bank will continue to
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institution transitioned into a
bank. PTI limit to 20% of tier-1 capital focus on MSME lending, technology’
completed within 12 months
Our Bureau from the date of execution of priority. “Physical branch ex- timistic of beating industry
Uday Kotak appointed Mumbai Sindhu Hariharan
Chairman of GIFT City the acquisition agreement. pansion will also continue as growth,” he said.
Further, the RBI also al- Chennai CUB serves MSMEs and cus- Anandh holds over 28
The Reserve Bank of India lowed banks to lend against tomer contact and relation- years of experience in bank-
(RBI) said banks can conduct government securities, sov- As City Union Bank prepares ship is key in this segment,” ing. Prior to his appointment
acquisition financing of up to ereign gold bonds, loan for a transition with long- he said. in City Union Bank, he
20 per cent of their tier-1 against shares, NCDs, mu- time MD and CEO N Ka- served as the business and
capital, as against the pro- tual funds, units of ETFs and makodi completing his 15- NET PROFIT GROWTH collections head for retail as-
posed 10 per cent cap, in its InvITS. The regulator has set year tenure in April, the bank The mid-sized private sector set products at RBL Bank. He
draft guidelines. In Novem- 75 per cent loan to value has decided to tap internal lender reported a net profit was first appointed as Exec-
ber, businessline had reported solidated basis. A bank’s ag- (LTV) ratio against mutual talent to take over the growth of 16 per cent year- utive President of CUB in
that bankers had sought gregate exposure to acquisi- funds, 60 per cent for loan mantle. on-year (y-o-y) at ₹332 crore 2023 and was designated ED
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat
tweaks to the draft acquisi- tion finance shall not exceed against shares and NCDs and With the banking regu- in the third quarter ended in 2024.
government has appointed tion finance guidelines, in- 20 per cent of its eligible cap- 85 per cent for debt mutual lator approving the appoint- December 2025 (Q3FY26). CUB has historically been
cluding higher exposure lim- ital base, within the aggreg- funds. ment of Vijay Anandh as the Vijay Anandh will take over as Profit grew on growth in ad- a conservative lender, focus-
Uday Kotak, Founder and
its, permission to fund ate CME ceiling of 40 per “The RBI has opened gates new MD and CEO of City the new MD and CEO of the vances and improvement in ing on MSMEs, traders and
Director of Kotak Mahindra
unlisted companies’ merger cent, both on a solo and con- for leveraged buyouts, allow- Union Bank with effect from bank from May BIJOY GHOSH yield on advances. retail customers. The man-
Bank, as the new Chairman of
Gujarat International Finance and acquisition (M&A) plans solidated basis,” said the ing banks to finance acquisi- May, the executive told busi- Speaking about credit de- agement transition has taken
Tec-City Company Ltd (GIFT and approval to finance cor- RBI. tion of control, including ac- nessline that his focus would level growth. Our focus on mand, Anandh said post the the shape of an internal suc-
City), replacing Hasmukh porates acquiring majority quisition of substantial stake be to build on the bank’s core MSME, gold loan and se- GST rate cut, they had seen cession plan, with the board
Adhia. Kotak will take charge stakes in tranches rather ACQUISITION VALUE in already controlled entities strength in MSME, gold cured loans, such as housing an uptick in demand across opting to elevate an existing
with immediate effect, than in a single go. Lenders can fund up to 75 by non financial acquiring loans and secured retail, and and LAP, will continue,” he segments, and recent trade executive, rather than an ex-
according to a resolution “The aggregate capital per cent of the acquisition companies. The directions he would look to further told businessline. deals were also likely to help ternal candidate.
issued on Friday by the Urban market exposure (CME) of a value, enabling acquisitions permit acquisition of both leverage technology across MSMEs upgrade capacity. Speaking earlier this week
Development and Urban bank, on both solo and con- of both listed and unlisted domestic and overseas entit- operations. CYBER SECURITY To a question on the up- at an analyst call, current MD
Housing Department of the solidated basis, shall not ex- entities, subject to different ies for up to 75 per cent of the “It is an honour to get the “We are already investing in tick in gold loans in recent and CEO N Kamakodi said:
Government of Gujarat. “The ceed 40 per cent of its eligible guidelines. acquisition value. With this, opportunity to lead a bank as technology and we also want quarters, he said the share of “As you all know, this is my
government of Gujarat hereby capital base. A bank’s direct The acquisition shall res- banks would be able to fund reputed as this. We have con- to use AI for governance, gold loans had remained 59th quarter today. So, we
appoints Uday Suresh Kotak as capital market exposure, ult in the acquirer obtaining acquisitions directly without sistently achieved double-di- transaction monitoring and fairly stable in overall ad- have one more quarter to go.
the Chairman of Gujarat consisting of investment ex- control of the target com- hiding it in the name of gen- git growth across the last few for the ease of our custom- vances. “With our special And based on the regulations
International Finance Tec City posures, shall not exceed 20 pany through a single trans- eral corporate purposes,” quarters, and will look to sus- ers,” he said. mention accounts under currently in force, let’s say I
Co Ltd,” said the resolution. per cent of eligible capital action, or a series of inter- said Payal Agarwal, Partner, tain the growth to end up Separately, strengthening control and the macro envir- have to complete my tenure
OUR BUREAU base, on both solo and con- connected transactions but Vinod Kothari and Company. over and above the industry cyber security is also a key onment on track, we are op- on April 30.”

Tesco shifts from headcount to skill count as AI reshapes roles

evolving. “Humans will be- generating insights, but hu- global operations, from ar-
Aishwarya Kumar come assurers. Their job will mans will validate them.” chitectural design for its
Bengaluru
be to make sure AI is doing 5,000 stores, to supporting
what it needs to do,” he said, INDIA OPERATIONS the opening of around 60
As artificial intelligence re- adding that this is likely the Tesco has been present in In- new stores annually.
shapes enterprise opera- last generation in which dia since 2003 when many “When a lot of companies
tions, Tesco Business Solu- work is done by humans global firms were only begin- were not looking at India, we
tions is recalibrating its alone. ning to explore the country. decided to build our own
workforce strategy around “Going forward, it will be Today, its India operations capability,” said Mitra.
skills rather than scale, said human and machine. You span four areas, including Rather than outsourcing
CEO Sumit Mitra. He added need somebody to ensure Tesco Business Solutions to third parties, Tesco chose
that the future of work will the machine is not hallucin- and Tesco Technology, to establish a captive model
be defined by human-ma- ating, that the data and in- which together serve as the and invested in a 15-acre
chine collaboration. Sumit Mitra, CEO of sights are clean. Yes, AI is backbone of the retailer’s campus in Bengaluru.
“It’s no longer about head- Tesco Business Solutions
count. It is about skill count,
hiring the right talent, at the 6,000 range even as it plans
right cost, in the right place, to add new roles this year, as
at the right time, to deliver AI increasingly automates
the right outcome,” said processes such as reconcili-
Mitra, pushing back against ation and supplier payments.
what he described as the
“random violence” seen in JOB LOSSES
parts of the tech sector. Mitra stressed that automa-
Tesco’s India headcount tion had not led to job losses.
will remain in the 5,500- Instead, the nature of jobs is

RBI plans to revise lead bank

scheme to boost effectiveness
eation of roles and respons-
Press Trust of India ibilities of key functionaries;
Mumbai and provisions to further
strengthen the State Level
The RBI on Friday proposed Bankers’ Committee (SLBC)
revised guidelines for the and lead district manager of-
lead bank scheme (LBS) to fices, among others.
streamline operational as- “The Reserve Bank shall
pects and further enhance designate a commercial bank
the effectiveness of the pro- as lead bank in each district,
gramme, which was intro- to coordinate the efforts of
duced in 1969, for coordinat- the credit institutions, gov-
ing development activities at ernment and other stake-
the district level. holders to improve credit
LBS aims at coordinating flow to the priority sectors
the activities of banks, gov- and promote financial inclu-
ernment and other develop- sion in the district,” said the
mental agencies through draft circular on LBS.
fora established under the SLBC convenor banks will
scheme to enhance the flow coordinate the activities of
of credit to priority sectors all banks in the State, and
for inclusive growth and regularly discuss with State
deepening financial inclu- government officials the op-
sion. erational problems in lend-
The guidelines aim to fine- ing, while extending neces-
tune the objectives of the sary support for banking
scheme — the structure, development and to achieve
membership and agenda of the objective of greater fin-
various fora; clear delin- ancial inclusion.
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Fighting fit
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ndia is urbanising faster than its
cities can finance themselves.
Urban areas already generate the
Rafale buy a watershed in defence upgrade efforts majority of the country’s GDP
and will house hundreds of
he decision to buy 114 Rafale aircraft at a

T cost of ₹3.25 lakh crore, 96 of which will be

manufactured in India, is an event of
exceptional significance. Along with the Tejas
aircraft from Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd, the
millions more residents in the coming
decades. Yet Indian cities remain fiscally
constrained, dependent on State and
Central transfers, and chronically short
of capital for infrastructure. Water
systems, sewage networks, flood
Rafales (36 of which are already in operation in control, mass transit and climate
resilience all demand long-term
India, with some being deployed by the Navy) investment. The real question is not ALLEN EGENUSE J
whether cities need more money, but

Pooling risk to
will replace the ageing MiG 29 fleet of over 100
aircraft. France’s 4.5-generation Rafales could well whether they can raise it themselves.
Municipal bonds offer one answer.
become the backbone of India’s Air Force. India has They allow urban local bodies (ULBs) to
scored a geopolitical point here, resisting US efforts borrow from capital markets to finance
infrastructure instead of relying solely

finance urban India

to sell its F-35. on grants or bank loans. In principle,
Efforts to indigenise the production of they also promote financial discipline: a
city that borrows from the market must
the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft maintain credible accounts and
(fifth generation) with the involvement of predictable revenues. Municipal bonds,
private players also seem to suggest that therefore, are not merely a financing RASING FUNDS. Allowing multiple cities to issue bonds collectively works best. But to
Russia’s SU-57 may not take the tool, but a governance tool.
India is not starting from scratch. achieve scale, sustained institutional support and standardised frameworks are required
centrestage, after all. This pivot affirms Over the past decade, policymakers have
India’s multi-alignment in a fractious nudged cities towards market financing. priorities shift? 2006, was designed to enable State-level Agency and US state-level bond banks
world. Besides multi-alignment, strategic The SEBI regulations of 2015 provided a Second is financial transparency. pooled entities to raise bonds on behalf help smaller local governments borrow
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autonomy is also being put into practise in strong framework for listing. The Delayed audits, non-standard of ULBs with credit enhancement at scale, while cities from Gothenburg to
defence procurement. According to the AMRUT mission incentivised credit accounting, and limited disclosure make support. It funded rating enhancements, Cape Town show that transparency and
ratings and bond issuance by providing a financial assessment difficult. Markets project development and State Pooled credible project reporting, not just
March 2025 report of the Parliamentary grant of ₹13 crore for every ₹100 crore can absorb risk, but they struggle with Finance Entities (SPFEs) as specialised incentives drive investor confidence.
Standing Committee on Defence, 89 per of bonds issued. Green municipal bonds price uncertainty. pass-through vehicles to build The lesson is clear: incentives can
cent of the contracts for defence have begun to emerge, linking urban Third is illiquidity. India’s municipal credibility and scale. catalyse issuance, but they cannot
equipment, finalised between March 2019 finance with climate goals. Recent bond market is thinly traded. Most manufacture creditworthiness or
budgetary incentives for large-scale investors buy and hold to maturity, SUCCESSFUL INITIATIVES market depth. Pooled finance works
and December 2024, were signed with municipal issuance signal continued leaving little secondary trading. Exit is Tamil Nadu demonstrated its potential. when backed by sustained institutional
Indian vendors. India’s defence ecosystem policy interest. difficult and price discovery weak, Its Water and Sanitation Pooled Fund support, standardised frameworks and
is coming of age, despite issues of delayed Yet, the municipal bond market in deterring large institutional investors. (WSPF) issued pooled bonds for 13 predictable fiscal reforms.
deliveries; defence exports are in the region India remains shallow, having raised Fourth is scale. Typical issuances of small and medium ULBs that could not Successive Finance Commissions
of ₹25,000 crore (with a two-third only ₹3,784 crore across 19 cities. ₹100-200 crore are too small to justify access markets alone. A multi-layered have tried to repair the institutional
Volumes remain small relative to India’s the due-diligence costs of large credit enhancement structure including gaps holding municipal bonds back. The
contribution from the private sector). urban financing needs. The constraint is institutional investors. debt service reserve funds, escrow Thirteenth and Fourteenth FCs
Indeed, the multi-pronged push to boost not policy design, but weak municipal This is where pooled municipal accounts, state revenue intercepts and a highlighted the absence of reliable
defence capabilities — acquiring aircraft, balance sheets and investor concerns. financing can be transformative. Pooling USAID partial credit guarantee secured municipal accounts; the Fifteenth FC
developing cyber warfare skills through the From an investor’s point of view, allows multiple cities to issue bonds strong credit ratings and investor went further by making audited
municipal bonds pose several collectively rather than individually. confidence. Proceeds financed water accounts, property tax reforms, and the
National Quantum Mission, building challenges. Several ULBs combine borrowing needs and sanitation infrastructure and constitution of State Finance
capacity in critical minerals, electronics into a single, larger issuance. Repayment refinanced earlier high-cost debt. Commissions’ (SFCs) entry conditions
and semi-conductors — acquired a sense of MANY CHALLENGES depends on a basket of cities rather than Karnataka followed through the for local body grants.
urgency after Operation Sindoor. This is First is credit risk uncertainty. Indian one, diversifying risk and creating Karnataka Water and Sanitation Pooled The Sixteenth FC has mandated
cities have very low ‘own-source institutional-scale instruments. Fund Trust, again using credit publicly available provisional and
reflected in the hike in defence outlay in the revenues’ (less than 0.6 per cent of India has already experimented with enhancements to help smaller audited municipal accounts as a
Budget. A 22 per cent rise in capital outlay GDP), and covering only 30-40 per cent this model. The Pooled Finance municipalities access capital markets. precondition for any grant, ties a share
to ₹2.19 lakh crore or 28 per cent of the of their expenditure. Property tax Development Fund (PFDF), approved in These cases show that pooled finance of urban grants to measurable growth in
total outlay of ₹7.84 lakh crore, marks a collections which are the backbone of is not theoretical in India. It has worked, own-source revenues, and conditions
break from the past. This could entail local finance globally remain but not scaled. PFDF uptake was limited State-level performance grants on
underexploited. The Economic Survey Indian cities have very due to market conditions and States’ own transfers to local bodies. It
higher spending on R&D, cyber warfare,
unmanned systems and boosting exports.
2026 estimates nationwide collections low ‘own-source revenues’ institutional constraints. Many pooled could have gone further by explicitly
at just 0.15 per cent of GDP, compared to entities struggled to sustain repeat encouraging pooled municipal
Both Operation Sindoor and the recent US 0.3 per cent in LMICs and up to 1.5 per (less than 0.6 per cent issuances, and technical expertise financing. That remains a missed
action in Venezuela brought home the cent in OECD countries. User charges of GDP), and covering proved hard to retain. opportunity.
rarely achieve cost recovery. For Globally, pooled and aggregated
primacy of drone, satellite and precision investors, this raises a basic question: only 30-40 per cent of models have deepened municipal Shah is a public policy professional and Sinha writes on
warfare, marked by real-time intelligence. what ensures repayment if political their expenditure markets. The UK’s Municipal Bonds macroeconomics and geopolitics
Even as India easily overcame Pakistan’s
challenge in Operation Sindoor, what
became obvious was the extent to which
Pakistan benefited from Chinese
technology and weaponry — a point flagged
by the Ministry of Defence as it made a case
Will the changes to IT rules contain deepfakes?
for raising the defence budget to 2.5 per While labelling may identify deepfakes, whether it captures users’ attention or social media platforms act on it is moot
cent of GDP in late 2025.
The defence Budget allocation of ₹7.84 intermediaries to flag and take down help identify deepfakes, will it be
V Sridhar synthetically generated information suo effective given the short attention span
lakh crore is about 2 per cent of GDP and
motu is likely to hit some guardrails. of today’s users, especially the youth? It
close to 14 per cent of the total Budget size.

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he comprehensive amendment In this age of GenAI, creation of is estimated that the attention span on
This reverses a decline on both counts since to the Information Technology synthetically generated information has social media of Gen Z is eight seconds,
FY20. Since salaries and pensions account (Intermediary Guidelines and become much easier with the availability compared to 12 seconds of the
for half the defence budget, and will stay Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, of hundreds of tools. The Nvidia backed millennials. This is one of the primary
announced on February 10 by the AI voice start-up — Elevenlabs — that reasons for the popularity of short video
that way, large budgetary increases with an Ministry of Electronics and Information provides voice and video cloning aps, hit formats and reels. In an experiment
accent on modernisation are a must. In the Technology, is welcome in the era of AI $13 billion valuation in the recent round conducted with students at IIIT, we
present context, Operation Sindoor generated content. The rules, which of funding. These apps are being used by found that even the tech-savvy students
necessitated a replacement of ammunition come into effect on February 20, clearly creators to combine their work with AI were not able to fully identify deepfakes
defines “synthetically generated audio, driven synthetically created media to that were created using AI tools, as they
and spares as well. Be that as it may, an visual or audio-visual information” generate performances for the next AWARENESS DRIVE. Vital for alerting so closely mimic originals.
integrated approach to defence, electronics using computer resources and specifies generation. netizens on deepfakes ISTOCKPHOTO However, we found that educational
and semi-conductors, as spelt out in recent mechanisms to contain the generation intervention such as providing tips on
policies and Budgets, is the way forward. and dissemination of false and ENTRY BARRIERS REDUCED Further, researchers have found that detecting deepfakes resulted in marked
malevolent information, often referred These AI tools have also dramatically deepfakes often are more viral due to improvement in detection rates. Hence,
to as deepfakes. reduced the entry barriers for new and their innovative creation and visually apart from the well-founded IT rules,
The rules also prescribe the due upcoming artists, writers, and compelling nature. A study indicates the government should also create an
POCKET RAVIKANTH
diligence to be observed by the
intermediaries in containing the
performers to create a niche market for
themselves amidst the biggies. These
that deepfake based cyber attacks or
frauds happen once every five minutes.
awareness campaign for alerting
netizens on deepfakes. Regulations
production and dissemination of and other similar creative uses of Social media platforms are the primary introduce constraints in the use of
deepfakes. In addition, the rules specify synthetically generated information are sources for encountering and technology and hence have a negative
that the intermediaries should inform broadly permitted under the new rules. disseminating the deepfakes. Hence the effect on innovation. Hence, aside
the users to prominently label such While the labelling mandate is meant to additional responsibility placed on regulations, awareness building
synthetically generated information for curb information created in bad faith, significant social media platforms for campaigns for educating users,
easy identification. Hence the current the malevolent actors will not label their checking the authenticity of labels on especially the semi-literate and older
rules while empowering the content and hence a comprehensive synthetically generated content is a population, on deepfakes are also the
intermediaries to monitor user content audit mechanism is required to book welcome measure indeed. However, need of the hour.
also endow them with associated such offenders. whether they will act on the deepfakes
responsibilities and liabilities for What bothers governments all over is that are viral at the cost of losing This writer is Professor, IIIT-Bangalore. With inputs
hosting or propagating deepfakes. the virality of deepfakes that are violent, eyeballs is a moot question! from Trupti Khodwe, Rishabh Dixit, Samyak Jain
However, the power bestowed on the abusive, malevolent and obscene. While prominent labelling should (students) and Prof Roland Haas, IIIT-B

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Deposit insurance depositor has every right to choose a groceries like rice, wheat, pulses, oil, between urban and rural learners, Promoting tourism
This refers to the editorial bank whose business risk is milk and vegetables, essential for two reform efforts must transcend the This refers to ‘Give tourism a boost’
‘Creditable move’ (February 13). At a moderate. Though the RBI will act square meals a day. Medicines for BP, narrow obsession with devices and (February 13). India with its vast and
time when risks are inevitable in proactively to safeguard the interest diabetes, cold, and cough are also connectivity. Before bridging this ancient culture, heritage sites and
banking, DICGC’s move to charge of depositors, it is paramount to part of basic needs. Without these, gap, education systems must historical places should have
insurance premiums differentially on publish the information about the life becomes hard. Therefore, an institutionalise rigorous curriculum become the epicentre of world
banks based on risk assessment is rating of DICGC. exclusive index should be created for delivery in language, science and tourism. However due to poor
prudent, as it provides benefits to VSK Pillai these items alone. It should reflect mathematics, while systematically upkeep of our historical/heritage
those banks that are resilient. This Changanacherry, Kerala the cost of survival, not luxury. cultivating analytical reasoning and sites, the domestic tourism industry
will urge banks to implement robust O Prasada Rao adaptive skills to confront everyday is in a bad shape. The Tourism
risk assessment and mitigation Survival index Hyderabad challenges scientifically. Equally Ministry should identify such sites
measures to strengthen compliance Apropos, ‘Jan retail inflation at 2.75% essential is the deliberate integration and work speedily towards
culture and governance. under new CPI base year’ (February Gaps in school education of moral education, ethical refurbishing them. Non-availability of
However, non-disclosure of 13). This new index hides the real Apropos, ‘Digital divide not the real standards and civic responsibility so guides who can speak foreign
information with regard to struggle of the common man. The problem in schools’ (February 13). that knowledge evolves into wisdom, languages is also a constraint in
premiums paid to DICGC by index today gives weightage to Although the digital divide character and social consciousness. . attracting foreign tourists.
depositors is not fair as it goes housing, transport, and services. undeniably persists between public N Sadhasiva Reddy Veena Shenoy
against the interests of the latter. The What matters for survival are and private school students and Bengaluru Thane

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Commerce Secy meets
WTO chief in Geneva
Indian IT firms must re-strategise Ola Electric narrows
Q3 loss to ₹487 crore,
AI adoption plans, say experts but revenue falls 55%
INFLECTION POINT. SaaS, cybersecurity and data operations seen as next growth engines Our Bureau
Bengaluru
Play, Infrastructure Play, In- $750-850 billion in annual
Vallari Sanzgiri novation Play and India-for- revenue by 2035, maintain a EV maker Ola Electric repor-
Mumbai India Play. 7-8 per cent GDP share and ted a consolidated net loss of
New Delhi: Commerce Companies have been expand its global market ₹487 crore in Q3 FY26, nar-
Secretary Rajesh Agrawal on The IT services sector must urged to adopt hybrid “hu- share beyond 25 per cent. rowing 14 per cent year-on-
Friday held meetings with rework its AI strategy, build man + agent” service models, year from ₹564 crore in the Ola Electric
WTO chief Ngozi new growth vectors and re- target mid-market enter- MARKET JITTERS same period last year.
Okonjo-Iweala in Geneva and think technology invest- prises and modernise legacy IT stocks have come under Revenue from operations doubled cell
discussed issues pertaining to ments, according to a report systems. Capturing a larger pressure amid concerns that fell 55 per cent to ₹470 crore production
the forthcoming ministerial released on Thursday by share in high-growth seg- new AI tools could disrupt from ₹1,045 crore, while quarter-on-quarter
conference in Cameroon. The NITI Aayog. ments such as data opera- the traditional services electric two-wheeler deliver-
14th ministerial conference Experts told businessline tions, cybersecurity and ver- model. Analysts say the sell- ies stood at 32,680 units. to 72,418 cells and
(MC14) is scheduled at that the sector had been slow tical-specific SaaS could off reflects doubts over the began commercial
Yaounde, Cameroon, from to adopt AI and now needs strengthen India’s position sector’s pace of AI transition. ‘STRUCTURAL RESET’ deployment of
March 26-29 this year. decisive action. as a global SaaS hub. Michael noted that Ola Electric termed the
“Discussed key priorities for The government de- VIKSIT BHARAT. To realise the 2047 ambition, the NITI Aayog stronger US jobs data and December quarter a “struc- 4,680 Bharat Cells
making MC14 a positive, report proposes a dual approach — protect existing engines such in customer vehicles
scribed the IT industry as a TARGET & GAP fading hopes of early Federal tural reset”, as it realigned its
balanced and inclusive as data, AI and cloud, while pivoting to new growth vectors
key lever for achieving the “Over the medium to long Reserve rate cuts have retail footprint, cost struc-
Ministerial. Highlighted India’s Viksit Bharat vision by 2047. term, sustained outperform- weighed on global tech valu- ture and operating model factory is currently operat-
continued commitment To realise its 2047 ambition, ance will require a shift from Everest Group. curement and HR; $1.1 tril- ations. amid slower EV penetration. ing at about 2.5 GWh capa-
towards constructive the report proposes a dual labour-heavy delivery to out- The report identifies five lion in data centres, hybrid Kranthi Bathini, Director– Quarterly operating ex- city and plans to scale it up to
engagement with WTO approach — protect existing come-, IP- and platform-led major investment pools to infrastructure and orches- Equity Strategy at penses declined to ₹484 6 GWh by March 2026.
Members for strengthening engines such as data, AI and models, along with new ser- drive new growth — $8 tril- tration; $1.1 trillion in soft- WealthMills Securities, said crore in Q3 FY26 from a peak While topline and
rules based MTS (multi-lateral cloud, while pivoting to new vices around enterprise AI lion in AI-led automation of ware, and $1.1 trillion in Indian firms had been com- of ₹840 crore in Q4 FY25. volumes remained under
trading system),” said a social growth vectors. It outlines adoption, governance and core operational work; $3 R&D operations. placent in advancing AI cap- The company has outlined a pressure, Ola Electric said
media post by the Permanent five frontier pathways — compliance,” said Titus Mi- trillion in enterprise auto- To meet the Viksit Bharat abilities despite having cap- roadmap to reduce operating cost rationalisation, vertical
Mission of India at the WTO, Agentic AI Play, Software chael, Practice Director at mation across finance, pro- goals, the sector must reach ital buffers. expenses further to ₹250- integration and margin ex-
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Geneva. PTI 300 crore over the next few pansion would position it for
quarters. It said EBITDA operating leverage once de-
Forex reserves drop break-even had been reset to mand recovers.
$6.7 b to $717.06 b around 15,000 units per
‘Google testing ads in AI mode for shopping across categories’ month, adding that its cur-
rent manufacturing foot-
ATHER POSTS GROWTH
Meanwhile, rival Ather En-
print could support 3-4x ergy reported 50 per cent
This will start with a roll include special offers that go Google,” Srinivasan said. volume growth with minimal year-on-year growth in units
Sindhu Hariharan out in the US market. beyond price to value, like In 2026, Gemini-powered incremental fixed costs. sold in Q3 FY26. Total in-
Chennai loyalty benefits and product tools will help businesses im- come rose 53 per cent to
OFFERS, INCENTIVES bundles,” the note said. prove their ads, Google said. GIGAFACTORY RAMP UP ₹9,957 million.
After OpenAI began rolling “This new format helps Google, earlier in January, Tools like Nano Banana, During the quarter, Ola Elec- Ather expanded to 600 ex-
out advertising inside Chat- shoppers easily find conveni- unveiled its Universal Com- and Veo 3, in Google Ads As- tric doubled cell production perience centres and in-
GPT, Google also plans to ac- ent buying options, and of- merce Protocol, an open set Studio, can help advert- quarter-on-quarter to 72,418 creased its pan-India market
Mumbai: India’s forex reserves celerate ads in its AI mode fers retailers the opportunity standard to enable AI agents isers produce studio-quality cells and began commercial share to 18.8 per cent. Its
dropped by $6.711 billion to from 2026. to show up in these key mo- to perform the entire shop- work in minutes, effectively deployment of its in-house shares closed at ₹30.90 on
$717.064 billion during the In her annual letter pub- ments of consideration. We ping process on a user’s be- making AI a real-time creat- 4,680 Bharat Cells in cus- the BSE, down 0.26 per cent.
week ended February 6, the RBI lished on Wednesday, Vidhya are testing similar formats in half right from discovery to ive partner for businesses, tomer vehicles.
said on Friday. During the week Srinivasan, Google Ads and categories beyond retail, like checkout and order manage- Google said. The company said its giga- With inputs from bl intern Tejaswini S
ended February 6, foreign Commerce VP/GM, noted travel, to help people find Vidhya Srinivasan, VP/GM, ment. In case of its plans for cre-
currency assets, a major that while Google’s AI Mode relevant products and ser- Google Ads and Commerce ators, Google plans to use AI
component of the reserves, already provides organic vices,” Srinivasan said in a CREATIVE PARTNER to understand content and
increased by $7.661 billion to shopping recommendations note on Google’s Ads and tion experience in AI Mode “In the weeks following the audiences, and instantly
$570.053 billion, the data based on what’s most relev- Commerce outlook for 2026. — Direct Offers — to allow launch, we’ve received tre- matching brands with the
released by the central bank ant to a query, the big tech “We aren’t just bringing businesses to share a tailored mendous interest from hun- creator communities that
showed. The value of the gold major is now testing a new ad ads to AI experiences in offer with a shopper who is dreds of top tech companies, will love their products.
reserves dropped by $14.208 format to additionally show- Search; we are reinventing ready to buy to help close the payments partners and re- “This turns creators’ or-
billion to $123.476 billion case retailers that offer the what an ad is,” she added. sale, without changing what tailers interested in integrat- ganic influence into real
during the week, the Reserve specific products, clearly Google also recently in- they offer everyone else. ing it. It’s already improving business impact,” Google
Bank said. PTI marked as sponsored. troduced a new monetisa- “We will expand these to shopping experiences on said.

DGCA fines Air India

₹1 crore for flying without
valid airworthiness permit
Our Bureau
Mumbai

The Directorate General of

Civil Aviation has fined Air
India ₹1 crore for operating
an Airbus A320 on eight
routes in November without
a valid airworthiness review
certificate (ARC).
ARC is renewed annually
and validates an aircraft’s
certificate of airworthiness. line said. The regulator had
The lapse came to light after earlier clarified that the air-
Air India voluntarily in- craft (registration VT-TQN)
formed the regulator. was previously part of
Following an investiga- Vistara’s fleet. As part of
tion, the DGCA imposed the Vistara’s merger into Air In-
penalty. dia in 2024, it was decided
that the first ARC renewal
MERGER TRANSITION for all 70 Vistara aircraft
In a statement on Friday, Air post-merger would be
India said it had received the handled by the DGCA.
DGCA order related to the While ARCs for 69 aircraft
2025 incident and that all were issued after the merger,
identified gaps had since the concerned aircraft was
been addressed. grounded for an engine
“Air India remains un- change when its ARC ex-
wavering in its commitment pired. It was subsequently
to maintaining the highest released for service follow-
standards of operational in- ing the engine replacement,
tegrity and safety,” the air- the DGCA said.

Ramco Systems unveils

AI-powered Chia to
automate customer service
Our Bureau
Chennai

Ramco Systems, the software firm from Chen-

nai’s Ramco Group, has launched Chia, a con-
versational AI chatbot that can automatically
handle customer support requests for
businesses.
According to Abinav Raja, MD, Ramco Sys-
tems, Chia enables enterprises to design multi-
step workflows so that customer support issues
can be resolved from start to finish without hu-
man intervention.
This is expected to reduce manual effort,
speed up responses, and operating costs, en-
abling businesses to deliver superior customer
experiences at scale, the company said.
Raja added that a key advantage that Chia had
over its competitors is that workflows can be
built using natural language with minimal code
or engineering required.
The company plans to sell Chia to enterprise
customers with large customer support teams
across sectors such as BFSI, telecom, E-com-
merce, retail, healthcare and travel.
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QUICKLY.
MS eyes $500 m for India
fund, shifts some assets
SEBI proposes T-1 reference price, Regulator mulls relaxations in
reporting norms for brokers
dynamic circuit filter for ETFs Press Trust of India
New Delhi

To boost the ease of doing

the stock exchanges only
those bank accounts that are
used for their stock broking
activities,” SEBI said in its
draft circular.
OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY. To curb mispricing, regulator seeks to remove pricing lag, manual adjustments business, markets regulator
SEBI on Friday proposed ad- KEY EXEMPTIONS
framework to improve price max movement was less than ditional relaxations to re- Under the current rules,
Morgan Stanley’s asset
Akshata Gorde
Mumbai
discovery and reduce opera- Variation analysis (in %)
or equal to 10 per cent,” in- porting norms for stock brokers are required to
management arm is sounding tional friction. ETF with Exchange Maximum Maximum Maximum dicating that a narrower ini- brokers, including exempt- maintain properly named
out investors about shifting a underlying variation variation variation tial band may be adequate in ing certain demat accounts and tagged bank and demat
portfolio of India assets from an The Securities and Exchange TRADING OPTIONS (T day close (T day high (T day low most cases. held by brokers who are also accounts and report the
existing fund into a new vehicle, Board of India (SEBI) on Fri- SEBI has sought views on price to T-1 day to T-1 day to T-1 day primary dealers from tag- opening and closure of such
day proposed changes to the four possible options for de- close price) close price) close price) GOLD/SILVER ETFS ging requirements. accounts to the stock ex-
according to people familiar
with the matter. The firm plans methodology for determin- termining the base price on Index NSE -17/+20 -11/+22.3 -20.38/+4 For gold and silver ETFs, an Further, brokers that are changes.
to move eight ing base prices and price the trading day (T day): the (Equity) BSE 15/-13 21/-7 -15/20 initial band of 6 per cent has banks or primary dealers Certain exemptions were
healthcare-focused investments bands for exchange-traded closing traded price of T-1 Commodity NSE -10/+15 -4/+21.26 21.26/+5 been proposed, with staged will be required to report earlier provided to brokers
into a so-called continuation funds (ETFs), with the aim day (weighted average of the (Silver/Gold) BSE 16/-12 19/-10 -9/-21 intra-day flexing up to 20 per only those bank accounts that are banks.
vehicle, the people said, asking of aligning ETF trading more last 30 minutes), the closing Source: SEBI cent. Overnight and TREPs used for stock broking activ- In its draft circular invit-
not to be identified. It is seeking closely with movements in NAV of T-1 day (if available (tri party repo dealing sys- ities, SEBI proposed. ing public comments on
to raise $500 million for the their underlying assets. before market opens), the currently carried out manu- For equity and debt index- tem) ETFs would continue “All demat accounts proposed relaxations, SEBI
new India fund strategy and has The regulator proposed average iNAV of the last 30 ally on the T-2 NAV, which linked ETFs, an initial price with the existing 5 per cent maintained by stock brokers suggested that the earlier re-
approached investors on the shifting the reference price minutes on T-1 day or the “increases the risk of errors band of 10 per cent (on band. should be appropriately quirement regarding report-
plan, the people added. The for ETFs from the existing latest available indicative and omissions.” either side) has been pro- SEBI has also asked tagged. Further, this shall ing of certain demat ac-
assets include Omega Hospitals T-2 day NAV-based system to NAV (iNAV) of T-1 day. posed, which may be flexed whether the price bands for not be applicable for the de- counts by brokers had been
and RG Scientific Enterprises T-1 day metrics in order to “The closing NAV of ETFs UNIFORM PRICE BAND up to 20 per cent during the commodity ETFs should be mat accounts used exclus- deleted.
Pvt, one of the people said. eliminate the current one- typically differs between T-1 At present, ETFs are subject trading session, subject to aligned with the aggregate ively for activities other Instead, depositories will
Morgan Stanley Investment day lag. and T-2 day,” SEBI said, to a uniform fixed price band cooling-off periods and daily price limits applicable than stock broking activities share details of demat ac-
Management invested in As reported earlier by adding that the current prac- of 20 per cent (up or down) trade-quality parameters. to their underlying derivat- by stock brokers, which are counts opened or closed by
Omega in 2024 with a minority businessline, the regulator tice of using T-2 NAV for ap- on the base price. SEBI pro- The regulator observed ive contracts. also primary dealers. stock brokers directly with
ownership and bought a has been examining the pos- plying price bands creates a posed replacing this with a that “in case of more than The regulator has invited “Stock broker which is the concerned stock ex-
controlling stake in RG sibility of moving to a more built-in lag. Further, corpor- calibrated mechanism for 99.8 per cent of the ETFs in public comments on the pro- also bank or primary dealer changes, as per a mechanism
Scientific that same year. A current reference price ate action adjustments are most categories. equity/debt segment, the posals till March 6. shall be required to report to jointly decided by them.
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comment. BLOOMBERG

Silverline Tech to raise

Anticipatory regulation key as IPOs of 5 companies including Duroflex,
₹80 cr in growth capital
markets expand rapidly: Pandey Premier Industrial receive green signal
Mumbai: Silverline Technologies static rules to dynamic su-
Our Bureau
plans to raise about ₹80 crore.
The board will meet on Mumbai
pervision,” he said, adding
that the regulator’s role ex- Our Bureau
shares. The offer includes a
fresh issue of up to 2.25 crore
Premier Industrial, the IPO for capital expendit-
ure, ₹195 crore for prepay-
February 18 to consider a tends beyond rule-making to Mumbai equity shares and an offer for Virupaksha ment of certain borrowings
strategic equity investment The Securities and Exchange being “a market developer, a sale of up to 54 lakh shares. Organics, Hexagon and general corporate pur-
proposal of up to ₹80 crore, Board of India is recalibrat- guardian of integrity, and a Capital market regulator The company plans to use poses. The Hyderabad-based
implying a potential ing its regulatory approach protector of investors”. SEBI cleared five initial pub- net proceeds for financing Nutrition, Om active pharmaceutical in-
post-money valuation of about towards more anticipatory The remarks come amid a lic offerings on Friday. the capital expenditure re- Power Transmission gredient manufacturer will
₹400 crore, the company said. and risk-based supervision structural shift in India’s Companies that have re- quirements towards setting and Duroflex issue fresh shares in the IPO.
It has received a non-binding to keep pace with the rapid capital markets. Pandey ceived SEBI nod include up a new wire manufacturing Hexagon Nutrition will
letter of intent from expansion and growing com- noted that the number of Premier Industrial Corpora- facility at Raigad, Maha- got nod for IPOs raise ₹600 crore through its
UAE-based Trueledger plexity of India’s capital mar- Tuhin Kanta Pandey, unique investors has risen to tion, Virupaksha Organics, rashtra, and for financing the IPO, consisting of a fresh is-
Technologies FZE, expressing kets, Chairman Tuhin Kanta Chairman, SEBI about 140 million, while Hexagon Nutrition, Om capital expenditure required of a fresh issue of equity sue of about ₹100 crore and
interest in acquiring up to a 20 Pandey said on Friday. market capitalisation has Power Transmission and for the expansion of the ex- shares of ₹184 crore and an an OFS of over 3 crore equity
per cent equity participation in “Regulation can no longer moving away from a frame- grown more than four-fold Duroflex. isting manufacturing facility offer for sale of up to 2.25 shares. The Mumbai-based
the company. The proposed be only reactive. It must be- work centred largely on en- over the past decade to over Premier Industrial Cor- at Palghar, Maharashtra. crore equity shares by pro- company has reserved 35 per
capital infusion is aimed at come anticipatory. It must tities to one focused on ₹470 lakh crore. poration, one of the fastest The proceeds will also be moters and existing cent for retail investors.
strengthening the company’s move with markets, not be- activities and risks. Looking ahead, he said growing manufacturers in used for funding the working investors. The Om Power Transmis-
balance sheet, accelerating hind them,” Pandey said at “We are moving from silo that the “four Ts — trust, both powders and wires cat- capital requirements and for sion IPO comprises 1 crore
growth initiatives and the ET NOW Global Busi- oversight to a more coordin- technology, transparency egories of the welding con- general corporate purposes. VIRUPAKSHA ORGANICS equity shares, comprising a
supporting its technology-led ness Summit. ated regulatory architecture. and teamwork — will guide sumables industry, plans to The IPO of Duroflex, a Virupaksha Organics plans fresh issue of 90 lakh shares
expansion strategy. OUR BUREAU He said the regulator is We are also moving from our approach.” offer 2.79 crore equity mattress company, consists to raise ₹740 crore through and an OFS of 10 lakh shares.

BROKER’S CALL.
Hindalco tanks 6% as Q3 profit slides, Nifty 50 Movers
Close(₹) Pts
왔 336.10 pts.
PE
Bajaj Finance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1024.75. . . . . . . . . . 14.93. . . . . . . . . . . 34.80 . . . . . . . . . . 2.34
Wt(%)

Axis Securities
HINDUSTAN UNILEVER (HOLD)
brokerages weigh Novelis impact State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1198.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.64. . . . . . . . . . . 12.79 . . . . . . . . . . 4.28
Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 8065.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.68. . . . . . . . . . . 41.29 . . . . . . . . . . 0.96
SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2034.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.19. . . . . . . . . . . 83.15 . . . . . . . . . . 0.79
Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1331.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.19. . . . . . . . . . . 23.73 . . . . . . . . . . 0.64
Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 7542.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.08. . . . . . . . . . . 58.12 . . . . . . . . . . 0.67
Target: ₹2,450 performance in the domestic Hindustan Unilever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40.20. . . . . . . . . . . . DE*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . — . . . . . . . . . . 0.03
CMP: ₹2,305.20 Madhu Balaji aluminium business and Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1534.40. . . . . . . . . . -0.31. . . . . . . . . . . 32.74 . . . . . . . . . . 0.84
Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1268.10. . . . . . . . . . -0.91. . . . . . . . . . . 19.16 . . . . . . . . . . 0.67
Hindustan Unilever (HUL) posted a 2.8 per cent Bengaluru multiple fire incidents cloud HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 696.80. . . . . . . . . . -1.39. . . . . . . . . . . 79.41 . . . . . . . . . . 0.64
Tata Motors PV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 380.25. . . . . . . . . . -1.47. . . . . . . . . . . 51.71 . . . . . . . . . . 0.68
year-on-year increase in revenue in Q3FY26, with operational visibility while Max Healthcare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1053.60. . . . . . . . . . -1.52. . . . . . . . . . . 72.22 . . . . . . . . . . 0.67
underlying volumes expanding 4 per cent, reflecting Shares of Hindalco Indus- rising debt levels remain a Trent Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4252.00. . . . . . . . . . -1.63. . . . . . . . . . . 93.31 . . . . . . . . . . 0.81
UltraTech Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12963.00. . . . . . . . . . -1.72. . . . . . . . . . . 49.85 . . . . . . . . . . 1.32
broad-based traction across categories. The tries came under pressure on concern. However, it raised Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2023.20. . . . . . . . . . -1.74. . . . . . . . . . . 16.84 . . . . . . . . . . 1.00
management indicated that demand trends have Friday, falling 5.7 per cent to FY27–28 earnings estimates Bajaj Auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 9760.00. . . . . . . . . . -1.94. . . . . . . . . . . 30.68 . . . . . . . . . . 0.93
TataConsumerProduct . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1132.20. . . . . . . . . . -2.44. . . . . . . . . . . 76.14 . . . . . . . . . . 0.63
gradually improved, supported by moderating inflation, ₹909 on the NSE on Friday, by 6 per cent on the back of Maruti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15237.00. . . . . . . . . . -2.56. . . . . . . . . . . 32.08 . . . . . . . . . . 1.72
particularly in food, over recent months. The steady after the company reported a stronger aluminium prices. Jio Financial Services Ltd. . . . . . . . .. . . . . 263.95. . . . . . . . . . -2.59. . . . . . . . . 104.49 . . . . . . . . . . 0.74
IntGlobeAvi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4929.20. . . . . . . . . . -2.66. . . . . . . . . . . 59.35 . . . . . . . . . . 0.96
improvement in consumer confidence signals an early sharp decline in net profit for In contrast, HSBC re- L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4173.90. . . . . . . . . . -3.09. . . . . . . . . . . 30.26 . . . . . . . . . . 4.22
Wipro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 214.09. . . . . . . . . . -3.12. . . . . . . . . . . 16.84 . . . . . . . . . . 0.53
recovery in overall consumption sentiment. the December quarter, Hindalco. Citi downgraded tained a ‘Buy’ call but Grasim Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2888.00. . . . . . . . . . -3.14. . . . . . . . . . . 20.75 . . . . . . . . . . 0.95
EBITDA margins contracted to 23 per cent, impacted largely due to an exceptional the stock to ‘Neutral’ from trimmed its target price to JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1232.00. . . . . . . . . . -3.28. . . . . . . . . . . 38.79 . . . . . . . . . . 1.00
NestleIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1282.60. . . . . . . . . . -3.60. . . . . . . . . . . 75.83 . . . . . . . . . . 0.79
by decline in gross margins. However, the management loss linked to a fire incident ‘Buy’, though it raised the ₹1,210 from ₹1,240, arguing Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1519.00. . . . . . . . . . -4.00. . . . . . . . . . . 28.00 . . . . . . . . . . 0.96
expects sequential improvement, supported by a at its overseas subsidiary. target price to ₹1,000 from that underlying earnings re- Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1697.50. . . . . . . . . . -4.04. . . . . . . . . . . 37.19 . . . . . . . . . . 1.55
Adani Enter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2136.60. . . . . . . . . . -4.30. . . . . . . . . . . 17.45 . . . . . . . . . . 0.48
favourable price-cost equation, better product mix and The Aditya Birla Group ₹920. The brokerage said the mained strong and the Os- Asian Paints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2366.40. . . . . . . . . . -4.37. . . . . . . . . . . 58.05 . . . . . . . . . . 0.92
ongoing net productivity initiatives. The management company posted a consolid- structural bullish thesis wego impact should be Axis Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1332.30. . . . . . . . . . -4.84. . . . . . . . . . . 15.66 . . . . . . . . . . 3.29
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1455.20. . . . . . . . . . -4.84. . . . . . . . . . . 23.98 . . . . . . . . . . 1.32
reiterated margin guidance of 22-23 per cent, while ated net profit of ₹2,049 could be tempered by lever- viewed as a one-off event. JM Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 408.95. . . . . . . . . . -5.08. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.11 . . . . . . . . . . 0.80
continuing to invest in the business to drive sustained crore for the quarter, down age concerns, noting uncer- Financial maintained a ‘Buy’ Shriram Finance Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1065.80. . . . . . . . . . -5.22. . . . . . . . . . . 21.92 . . . . . . . . . . 1.29
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 363.00. . . . . . . . . . -5.46. . . . . . . . . . . 14.18 . . . . . . . . . . 1.48
growth, with a clear focus on volume-led growth and 45 per cent from ₹3,735 tainty over insurance recov- stance with a target price of Bharti Airtel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2004.70. . . . . . . . . . -5.99. . . . . . . . . . . 30.85 . . . . . . . . . . 4.81
premiumisation. crore a year earlier. The fall ery related to the Oswego ₹1,120, citing supportive Bharat Elec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 435.55. . . . . . . . . . -6.56. . . . . . . . . . . 53.39 . . . . . . . . . . 1.34
PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 287.20. . . . . . . . . . -6.65. . . . . . . . . . . 17.21 . . . . . . . . . . 1.12
HUL remains focused on driving competitive, was attributed mainly to a fire and warning that cash metal prices and resource se- ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 267.40. . . . . . . . . . -7.62. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.86 . . . . . . . . . . 0.89
ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 313.75. . . . . . . . . . -7.82. . . . . . . . . . . 18.99 . . . . . . . . . . 2.60
volume-led growth through stronger brand positioning, one-time provision related flow impact appears higher curity following recent mine Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4179.20. . . . . . . . . . -8.74. . . . . . . . . . . 77.85 . . . . . . . . . . 1.49
expansion in high-growth segments and scaling of to the fire accident at its US- than earlier expected. It also acquisitions. Motilal Oswal Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 203.18. . . . . . . . . . -8.94. . . . . . . . . . . 27.81 . . . . . . . . . . 1.45
Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 420.65. . . . . . . . . . -9.03. . . . . . . . . . . 22.26 . . . . . . . . . . 2.66
future-ready channels such as quick commerce. The based subsidiary Novelis. projected that the net debt- Financial Services cautioned M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3533.40. . . . . . . . -11.69. . . . . . . . . . . 25.99 . . . . . . . . . . 2.72
management expects a gradual recovery in the coming Revenue, however, rose 14 to-EBITDA ratio could climb that the fire incident and cost TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2692.20. . . . . . . . -12.97. . . . . . . . . . . 20.31 . . . . . . . . . . 2.37
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1369.10. . . . . . . . -12.98. . . . . . . . . . . 19.82 . . . . . . . . . . 4.13
quarters, aided by recent GST rate reductions, which per cent to ₹66,521 crore to about 4.5 times by FY27. escalation at the Bay Minette Hindalco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 909.00. . . . . . . . -17.58. . . . . . . . . . . 11.50 . . . . . . . . . . 1.13
could act as a catalyst for demand recovery in the long (₹58,390 crore). The com- Jefferies maintained a project weaken near-term Eternal Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 285.20. . . . . . . . -20.17. . . . . . . 1191.46 . . . . . . . . . . 1.76
Hind Unilever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2305.20. . . . . . . . -20.34. . . . . . . . . . . 49.57 . . . . . . . . . . 1.76
term, along with other favourable macro policies. pany reported an exceptional ‘Hold’ rating and lifted its visibility. The brokerage ex- ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1414.60. . . . . . . . -24.12. . . . . . . . . . . 17.87 . . . . . . . . . . 8.70
However, we remain cautious in the short term and loss of ₹2,610 crore. target price to ₹890 from pects insurance recoveries to Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1419.60. . . . . . . . -43.38. . . . . . . . . . . 19.65 . . . . . . . . . . 8.25
HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 903.90. . . . . . . . -56.02. . . . . . . . . . . 17.96 . . . . . . . . 11.90
prefer to adopt a wait-and-watch approach and ₹855, describing the quarter offset part of the impact over
Pts: Impact on index movement
therefore maintain our Hold rating on the stock. LEVERAGE RISKS as weak and flagging con- the next 18–24 months and DE: Demerged Entity
Brokerages offered mixed cerns around Novelis. It said reiterated a ‘Buy’ call at a tar-
views on the performance of that softer-than-expected get price of ₹1,110.
InCred Equities Nifty Next 50 Movers 왔 1,089.35 pts.
Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA (ADD)
Nippon Gold BeES breaks
Hindustanaeronautics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4212.40. . . . . . . . . . 30.46. . . . . . . . . . . 33.26 . . . . . . . . . . 3.48
Target: ₹4,289
CMP: ₹3,533.80
HDFC Flexi Cap Havells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1404.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.65. . . . . . . . . . . 59.39 . . . . . . . . . . 1.54
Siemens Energy India . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2740.10. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.34. . . . . . . . . . . 84.28 . . . . . . . . . . 1.06

Fund crosses Hyundai Motor India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2179.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.86. . . . . . . . . . . 30.58 . . . . . . . . . . 1.35

Mahindra & Mahindra, or M&M’s Q3FY26 standalone
EBITDA rose 19 per cent year on year to ₹5,290
crore, which was in line with our estimate, but 4 per
into global top 10 with ₹1 lakh cr AUM
Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4078.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.25. . . . . . . . . . . 64.49 . . . . . . . . . . 1.86
Abb India. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5780.50. . . . . . . . . . -1.26. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 1.32
Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1916.10. . . . . . . . . . -2.69. . . . . . . . . . . 34.07 . . . . . . . . . . 2.02
Bajaj Housing Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 89.29. . . . . . . . . . -3.09. . . . . . . . . . . 30.03 . . . . . . . . . . 0.36

cent below Bloomberg (BB) consensus estimate.

Normalised PAT rose 31 per cent to ₹4,000 crore due
$912 million inflows Our Bureau
Divis Lab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 6168.50. . . . . . . . . . -6.29. . . . . . . . . . . 66.06 . . . . . . . . . . 3.42
Jsw Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 474.70. . . . . . . . . . -7.73. . . . . . . . . . . 31.87 . . . . . . . . . . 1.11
Shree Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 26130.00. . . . . . . . . . -8.43. . . . . . . . . . . 52.49 . . . . . . . . . . 1.52
Siemens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3116.50. . . . . . . . . . -8.49. . . . . . . . . . . 70.00 . . . . . . . . . . 1.20
to higher other income and flattish depreciation. The proximately $14.75 billion Mumbai
Macrotech Developers . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1073.60. . . . . . . . . . -9.49. . . . . . . . . . . 32.05 . . . . . . . . . . 1.32
₹590-crore charges in respect of global farm Our Bureau across the top 15 funds. Info Edge I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1141.10. . . . . . . . . . -9.56. . . . . . . . . . . 44.66 . . . . . . . . . . 1.93
Cg Power & Ind Sol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 680.15. . . . . . . . -10.20. . . . . . . . . . . 96.54 . . . . . . . . . . 2.04
equipment business hit reported PAT. Mumbai World Gold Council data HDFC Flexi Cap Fund has Godrej Consumer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1195.40. . . . . . . . -10.74. . . . . . . . . . . 67.15 . . . . . . . . . . 2.10
Indian Railway Finance Corp . . . .. . . . . 111.44. . . . . . . . -11.20. . . . . . . . . . . 20.79 . . . . . . . . . . 0.87
The management indicated that GST cut is benefiting attributed the surge in global crossed the ₹1-lakh-crore Tvs Motor Cmp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3864.60. . . . . . . . -11.69. . . . . . . . . . . 60.13 . . . . . . . . . . 3.96
sports utility vehicle (SUV) premiumisation and Nippon India ETF Gold BeES gold ETF flows in January mark in assets under man- Zyduslifesciences. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 904.70. . . . . . . . -12.20. . . . . . . . . . . 18.11 . . . . . . . . . . 0.99
Lic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 862.40. . . . . . . . -12.35. . . . . . . . . . . 10.67 . . . . . . . . . . 0.83
entry-level car customers. While El Nino fears are a ranked sixth globally in gold 2026 to macroeconomic un- agement as it completed 31 United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1402.40. . . . . . . . -13.29. . . . . . . . . . . 59.30 . . . . . . . . . . 1.81
cause for concern, the precise timing of its landing ETF fund flows for January certainty, expectations of in- years and has gone through Bank Of Baroda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 287.45. . . . . . . . -13.36. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.57 . . . . . . . . . . 2.32
Rural Elec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 346.90. . . . . . . . -14.24. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.30 . . . . . . . . . . 1.89
will be key to gauge the impact on FY27F tractor 2026, recording net inflows of terest rate shifts and demand different market cycles. Mazagoan Dock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2350.20. . . . . . . . -14.75. . . . . . . . . . . 39.39 . . . . . . . . . . 0.78
Indian Oilcorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 176.77. . . . . . . . -15.02. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.77 . . . . . . . . . . 2.88
demand. $911.7 million and a gold de- for portfolio diversification. Launched in January Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 161.69. . . . . . . . -16.43. . . . . . . . . . . 12.35 . . . . . . . . . . 1.90
We have raised sales volume estimates by 5-7 per mand of 5.7 tonnes, accord- 1995, the fund allocates in- Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1479.30. . . . . . . . -16.86. . . . . . . . . . . 65.06 . . . . . . . . . . 2.00
Samvardmothersoninternatl . . .. . . . . 131.26. . . . . . . . -19.72. . . . . . . . . . . 38.07 . . . . . . . . . . 2.54
cent for FY26F-27F to factor in new vehicle launch ing to data released by the INVESTOR ADOPTION vestment dynamically Bajaj Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10881.00. . . . . . . . -20.65. . . . . . . . . . . 13.51 . . . . . . . . . . 2.05
momentum and capacity build-up. We build in 8 per World Gold Council. It was India, while operating a relat- across market capitalisa- Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35695.00. . . . . . . . -20.82. . . . . . . . . . . 38.19 . . . . . . . . . . 1.35
Bpcl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 374.10. . . . . . . . -20.94. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.59 . . . . . . . . . . 3.16
cent tractor industry volume growth for FY27F. the only Indian gold ETF to ively smaller ETF market tions and sectors while aim- Jindal Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1184.70. . . . . . . . -20.97. . . . . . . . . . . 59.94 . . . . . . . . . . 1.93
With current mark-to-market of investment in feature in the global top 10 compared to the US and ing at long-term wealth cre- Punjab Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 118.76. . . . . . . . -22.76. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.64 . . . . . . . . . . 1.78
Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3909.20. . . . . . . . -23.77. . . . . . . . . . . 88.81 . . . . . . . . . . 2.51
subsidiaries, we raise the value of subsidiaries to for the month. China, emerged as a notable ation. Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 519.45. . . . . . . . -24.52. . . . . . . . . . . 26.09 . . . . . . . . . . 1.38
₹709/share (from ₹654 earlier). The standalone The ranking was disclosed contributor to global gold Navneet Munot, MD and Solar Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 13043.00. . . . . . . . -25.43. . . . . . . . . . . 77.31 . . . . . . . . . . 1.39
Varun Beverages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 449.30. . . . . . . . -26.28. . . . . . . . . . . 49.62 . . . . . . . . . . 2.68
entity is valued at 22x one-year forward P/E, on Friday by Nippon Life In- ETF flows during the period. CEO, HDFC Asset Manage- Ltimindtree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5115.50. . . . . . . . -26.71. . . . . . . . . . . 32.11 . . . . . . . . . . 2.07
marginally below the +1SD level to reflect concerns dia Asset Management Ltd NAM India said the result ment Company, said the Cholamandalamin&Fin . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1709.40. . . . . . . . -28.42. . . . . . . . . . . 29.76 . . . . . . . . . . 3.15
Canara Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 141.77. . . . . . . . -30.75. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.98 . . . . . . . . . . 2.08
over rainfall, leading to a SOTP-based higher target (NAM India), the manager of reflects growing investor ad- fund had remained Indian Hotels Co. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 699.90. . . . . . . . -31.89. . . . . . . . . . . 54.06 . . . . . . . . . . 2.68
Tata Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 374.10. . . . . . . . -32.50. . . . . . . . . . . 23.87 . . . . . . . . . . 2.74
price of ₹4,289 (₹4,157 earlier) and maintain Add Nippon India Mutual Fund. option of regulated, ex- anchored to a robust re- Adani Energy Solutions .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 988.00. . . . . . . . -36.22. . . . . . . . . . . 49.79 . . . . . . . . . . 1.49
rating on the stock. The fund’s performance change-traded gold products search-led investment pro- Hindus Zinc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 592.85. . . . . . . . -40.12. . . . . . . . . . . 21.23 . . . . . . . . . . 1.12
Britannia Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5980.50. . . . . . . . -42.99. . . . . . . . . . . 59.61 . . . . . . . . . . 3.07
placed it alongside estab- in the country. Nippon India cess, with a clear aim of Adanigreenenergy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 950.50. . . . . . . . -43.36. . . . . . . . . . . 84.36 . . . . . . . . . . 1.27

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lished gold ETFs from the US, ETF Gold BeES is the largest long-term wealth creation Power Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 400.55. . . . . . . . -43.69. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.96 . . . . . . . . . . 2.54
Dlf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 626.40. . . . . . . . -48.89. . . . . . . . . . . 35.01 . . . . . . . . . . 1.75
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China and Europe in a month gold ETF in India by assets through periods of expan- Adani Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 139.90. . . . . . -117.06. . . . . . . . . . . 23.88 . . . . . . . . . . 2.41

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when global gold ETFs saw and has been listed on the sion, correction and struc- Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 673.65. . . . . . -148.11. . . . . . . . . . . 15.90 . . . . . . . . . . 4.98

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SATURDAY - FEBRUARY 14 - 2026

New world order demands NASA-Vast Space

in deal for private
mission to ISS
‘Banks can fund only listed
REITs with 3-year history’
McLeod Russel
narrows Q3 net
loss to ₹36.41 cr,
export competitiveness: CEA Our Bureau
Mumbai Our Bureau
Mumbai
the bank’s board.
Lending to a REIT by a
bank can only be by way of
revenue rises 20%
Our Bureau
CRUCIAL ROLE. India must emerge as a manufacturing-driven central player: Nageswaran Vast Space, a privately-held loans not involving bullet or Kolkata
American aerospace com- The Reserve Bank of India’s ballooning principal
lieves that the key to being pany, has signed an order (RBI) plans to allow banks to repayments. Bulk tea producer McLeod
Our Bureau strategically resilient lies in with NASA for the sixth lend to SEBI-registered real A bank should strictly Russel on Friday reported
Chennai manufacturing strength. private astronaut mission to estate investment trusts monitor the end use of funds narrowing of its consolid-
Services alone cannot sus- the International Space Sta- (REITs) provided the trusts lent to REITs to ensure that ated net loss to ₹36.41 crore
In a global economic order tain long-term strength and tion (ISS), targeted to launch are listed and have a min- this route is not being used for the third quarter this
that is characterised by frag- manufacturing is essential no earlier than summer 2027 imum three-year opera- to finance activities which fiscal from ₹87.33 crore for
mentation and protection- for export competitiveness from Florida. tional history with positive are not permitted, such as the corresponding period
ism, it is critical for India to and resilience. It is Vast’s first private as- cash flows, according to Re- land acquisition, even where last fiscal, as its revenue from
evolve as a central player tronaut mission to the space serve Bank of India (Com- such acquisition forms part operations grew 20 per cent
driven by export strength COMPLIANCE BURDENS station in partnership with mercial Banks – Credit Facil- of a project. year-on-year.
and manufacturing-led In terms of policy, he called NASA. ities) (Draft) Second Overseas branches can Revenue from operations
growth, according to V for an ‘entrepreneurial bur- Max Haot, CEO, Vast, said Amendment Directions, lend to REITs constituted rose to ₹445.45 crore for
Anantha Nageswaran, Chief eaucracy’ which promotes leveraging the remaining life 2026. overseas if an effective in- Q3FY26 from ₹370.56 crore
Economic Advisor (CEA), faster deregulation to cut of the ISS with science and Alongside, the central solvency/bankruptcy mech- for Q3FY25, according to a
Government of India. compliance burdens, enable research-led commercial bank also issued updated anism, either statutory or stock exchange filing.
Nageswaran was speaking experimentation, and lower crewed missions is a critical draft guidelines for bank’s regulatory, is available in the
at the TiECON, an annual business costs to boost com- part of the transition to com- exposure to infrastructure relevant jurisdiction. UNDER STRESS
entrepreneurship confer- petitiveness and manufac- mercial space stations and investment trusts (InvITs). As REITs are trusts, the The company said its finan-
ence hosted by The Indus turing growth. fully unlocking the orbital These are similar to the one bank will need to be mindful cial position continued to be
Entrepreneurs (TiE — In terms of the India-US economy. issued for bank lending to of the legal provisions in re- under stress and it is passing
Chennai Chapter), here on PRODUCTION INCENTIVE. CEA V Anantha Nageswaran at trade deal framework, he Vast is also equally fo- REITs. spect of these entities espe- through prolonged financial
Friday. He said the nature of the inaugural session of TiEcon Chennai 2026 BIJOY GHOSH said it is significant as it re- cused on the Indian markets cially those regarding en- distress over a considerable
the global system had moves uncertainties in the with Haot attending the CREDIT EXPOSURE forcement of security. period of time.
changed, with trade no the private sectors have a In order to improve ex- minds of investors and Global Space Exploration The central bank said the ag- The realisation against tea
longer being reciprocal and huge responsibility to tackle port competitiveness, should improve capital flow. Conference last year focus- gregate credit exposure of BANK FINANCING has also been affected signi-
supply chains being used as this huge challenge,” he said. Nageswaran suggested that The event also saw the ing on opportunities in hu- all banks to the borrowing Where bank financing is for ficantly, having an impact on
instruments of state power. import protections given to presence of Manoj Kumar, man spaceflight and space REIT and its underlying the purpose of refinancing of the volume of operations and
“In that case, we need to CAPITAL FLOW the industry should not be in CEO Naandi Foundation and station development. SPVs/holdcos (special pur- existing term loans of SPVs, the company’s performance
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have buffers. Emerging mar- Attributing the recent cur- perpetuity but in return for Co-Founder, ARAKU Coffee; Vast’s Haven-1 is expected pose vehicles/holding com- it shall be ensured that it is on an overall basis.
kets like India will still be re- rency depreciation to scare reciprocal obligations on Amar Agarwal, Chairman & to become the world’s first panies) taken together, can- undertaken only in respect Notably, the stressed as-
quired to import, and to pay capital flows driven by trade productivity and export per- MD, Dr Agarwal’s Eye Hos- commercial space station not exceed 49 per cent of the of completed projects that sets resolution process for
for imports, we have to ex- uncertainty, he added that if formance including invest- pital and Eye Research when it launches in 2027, fol- value of the REIT’s assets as have received a completion the company under the Re-
port and attract capital. It exports and capital flows be- ment in quality products, Centre; and Shashi Kumar, lowed by additional Haven on March 31 of the previous certificate (CC), occupancy serve Bank of India’s
has to be a combination of come problematic, the cur- R&D and innovation. Founder and CEO, Caregiver modules to enable perman- financial year or such lower certificate (OC) or their guidelines was initiated long
the two. Both the public and rency will be vulnerable. Moreover, he said he be- Saathi, among others. ent human presence by 2030. limit as may be decided by equivalent. back in earlier years.

Mauritius seeks enhanced air connectivity with India

ity (MTPA) met airline exec- and celebrations alike,” are also working on bolster-
Aneesh Phadnis utives and travel agents at Duval said. Currently, Air In- ing flight connectivity,
Mumbai the OTM Travel Show in dia, Air Mauritius and In- between India and Mauri-
Mumbai as a part of promo- diGo operate flights between tius, expanding our meet-
Mauritius is looking to tion efforts. two countries. ings, incentives, conference
strengthen air connectivity “India remains a top prior- and exhibitions segment,
with India as it redoubles its ity in our tourism growth SIGNIFICANT GROWTH and highlighting our unique
efforts to attract more tour- strategy. By strengthening Last year, over 75,000 Indi- spiritual and cultural links.
ists. our air corridors and foster- ans visited Mauritius repres- One particular target market
The island country’s Tour- ing closer collaborations enting 35 per cent year-on- where we will focus more ef-
ism Minister Christian Har- with Indian trade partners, year growth. “Moving bey- fort is the Gen-Z and first-
old Richard Duval and offi- we are ensuring that Mauri- ond the metro cities, our aim time young Indian traveller,”
cials from Mauritius tius remains a preferred is to capture the booming said Dinesh Burrenchobay,
Tourism Promotion Author- choice for leisure, business tier-2 and tier-3 markets. We Chairman, MTPA.

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Palm oil posts 2nd weekly
loss on selling pressure
Gold, silver dip on global cues Palm oil imports up this season cent from 41 per cent due to
Our Bureau the higher import of CPO.
LOSING SHINE. Silver drops below ₹2.5 lakh a kg; gold rules near ₹1.5 lakh/10 g Mangaluru He said Nepal exported
Suresh P Iyengar
Gold fell below Edible oil imports declined
around 54,000 tonnes of re-
fined oils during November
Mumbai $5,000 an ounce by 2 per cent in the first 2025.
level after US quarter of the oil year 2025- This included 47,639
Gold prices plunged by 26 (November-October), tonnes of refined soybean
₹2,885 or 2 per cent to economic data mainly due to the reduction oil, 3,022 tonnes of refined
₹1,52,765 per 10 g against suggested that the in imports of soybean oil and sunflower oil and 2,484
₹1,55,650 on Thursday in Federal Reserve is sunflower oil. tonnes of RBD palmolein. In
Jakarta: Malaysian palm oil line with the weakness in India imported 38.78 lakh December 2025, Nepal ex-
futures posted its second global markets and appreci- unlikely to cut tonnes (lt) of edible oil dur- ported around 48,000 tonnes
weekly loss on Friday, even as it ation of the dollar against the
rupee.
interest rates soon ing November-January of the
oil year 2025-26 against
of refined oils.
closed higher on the day, on
the back of selling pressure Similarly, silver prices de- 39.21 lt in the corresponding MAJOR EXPORTERS
from slow demand. The clined by ₹16,700 to gold prices will attract buy- period of the previous oil rent oil year from 16.21 lt in During November-January
benchmark palm oil contract ₹2,42,433 a kg against ers, supported by resilient year. the corresponding quarter of 2025-26, Malaysia exported
for April delivery on the Bursa ₹2,59,133 at close on safe-haven demand and BV Mehta, Executive Dir- the last year. 8.31 lt of CPO to India. In-
Malaysia Derivatives Exchange Thursday as investors slowing real yields, he added. ector of the Solvent Extract- Stating that imports of donesia exported 7.24 lt of
rose 13 ringgit to 4,050 ringgit booked profits, according to DEEP FALL. Both metals have declined by 16-43 per cent from Sandip Raichura, CEO of ors’ Association of India crude palm oil (CPO) were CPO and 7,300 tonnes of
($1,037.13) a tonne at the the Indian Bullion and Jew- their peaks after rallying to record highs REUTERS Retail Broking and Distribu- (SEA), said edible oil imports on the rise, he said India im- RBD palmolein to India dur-
close. It lost 2.5 per cent for ellers Association data. tion & Director, PL Capital, marginally declined to 13.11 ported 18.87 lt of CPO dur- ing the period.
the week. REUTERS Gold for April delivery on said though US President lt in January 2026 from 13.62 ing Q1 of 2025-26 (11.14 lt in India imported 7.63 lt of
the MCX turned volatile and that the Federal Reserve is had turned choppy following Trump’s deal with India and lt in December 2025. Q1 of 2024-25). crude soybean degummed
traded between ₹153,153 unlikely to cut interest rates their sharp swings in early a potential deal with Brazil Soybean oil imports de- Imports of RBD palmolein oil from Argentina, 1.5 lt
Aluminium drops on and ₹154,837. Silver for soon. Spot gold prices 2026, but the broader struc- had reduced the tariff uncer- clined to 12.02 lt during the decreased to 9,784 tonnes from Brazil and 1.42 lt from
report US may ease tariffs March delivery on the MCX dropped as much as 4 per ture still appears construct- tainty, higher inflation and first three months of the oil (4.84 lt) during the period. China during the first
traded between ₹2,39,602 cent to $4,880 per ounce be- ive. The recent volatility was continuing geopolitical un- year 2025-26 from 13.87 lt in Imports of refined soybean quarter of the oil year 2025-
and ₹2,48,786. fore recovering slightly to driven by shifts in Fed ex- certainties, apart from the Q1 of 2024-25. oil declined to 47,369 tonnes 26. Russia exported 4.33 lt of
London: Aluminium prices sank Both metals have declined above $4,900. pectations, dollar strength emerging split between the Sunflower oil imports de- (1.14 lt) and refined sun- crude sunflower oil to India
to a one-week low on Friday by 16-43 per cent from their Silver also witnessed a and speculative flows. Global North-West (Europe, clined to 7.62 lt in the first flower oil to 3,022 tonnes during Q1 of 2025-26. This
after a report that the US may peaks after rallying to record near 10 per cent decline as Most institutional fore- North America and parts of quarter of 2024-25 from 9.12 (18,473 tonnes) during the was followed by Argentina at
trim some tariffs. Other highs as macroeconomic investors trimmed their pos- casts support a positive long- Oceania) and the rest of the lt in the corresponding period. 1.1 lt and Ukraine at 1.52 lt.
industrial metals also lost cues turned stable though itions amid a wild swing in term narrative for this year, world will continue to propel quarter of the previous year. The ratio of refined oil to Total vegetable oil im-
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ground on profit-taking and geopolitical tensions prices. Traders are now underpinned by strong cent- reserve banks buying gold. the total edible oil imports ports (including both edible
risk-off sentiment. Benchmark continue. awaiting the US inflation ral-bank buying, geopolitical “Gold is well on its way to REFINED OILS DOWN sharply decreased to 2 per and non-edible oils) reached
three-month aluminium on the data for clues on future gold uncertainty and a softer dol- what we believe should be However, India’s palm oil cent from 16 per cent during 39.60 lt during the first three
LME gave up 1.9 per cent to GOLD BELOW $5,000/OZ trends and central banks. lar outlook, he said. $6,000 an ounce level by (including RBD palmolein the first quarter of 2025-26. months of the oil year 2025-
$3,040.50 a tonne by 1020 Globally, gold fell below the Hareesh V, Head of Com- 2026-end. We believe all dips and crude palm oil) imports The share of palm oil im- 26 against 40.46 lt in the
GMT, its weakest since $5,000 an ounce level after modity Research, Geojit In- ATTRACT BUYING are an opportunity to buy increased to 19.08 lt during ports in the total edible oil same period of the last oil
February 6. REUTERS US economic data suggested vestments, said gold prices In the near term, every dip in gold,” he said. the first quarter of the cur- imports increased to 49 per year.

Crude oil prices stable

on US inflation data
Chilly weather continues to hit tea gardens in Munnar, Nilgiris Coffee economy
in focus at
V Sajeev Kumar
Frost is normally confined
to December–January, and
fallen drastically across
many areas, bringing down
growers, the dropping tem-
peratures are affecting their
Bengaluru IICF
Kochi its occurrence in February is overall production, Dhanan- earnings. Frost conditions
considered unusual. The low jayan Krishnamurthy, Pres- are being experienced in Our Bureau
Chill weather conditions in temperatures led to ice crys- ident of the Nilgiris Bought Ooty, Kotagiri and other Bengaluru
Munnar and the Nilgiris tal formation on tea leaves, Tea Leaf Manufacturers As- areas too, he added.
since December have begun causing scorching of tender, sociation, said. The specialty coffee industry
London: Crude oil prices to worry tea producers, who manufacturable foliage after Several bought leaf factor- CROP LOSS took centre stage in
steadied on Friday after US fear prolonged cold could sunrise. ies are currently operating In the Munnar region alone, Bengaluru as the India Inter-
inflation data, recovering from dent output in the coming Lockhart Estate of HML, only one day per week due to around 100 hectares of crop national Coffee Festival
an earlier dip on news that the weeks. located in Devikulam at an acute leaf shortage. Tea dis- have been affected. It is early (IICF) 2026 kicked off on
OPEC+ is leaning towards a Anil George, Vice-Presid- elevation of approximately patches from factories have to evaluate the production Thursday, drawing parti-
resumption in production ent (Tea Operations), Har- 5,500 ft MSL, recorded min- PRODUCERS WORRIED. In the Munnar region alone, also dropped significantly. loss and the quantum of ac- cipants from across the cof-
increases. Brent crude futures risons Malayalam Ltd-SBUA, imum temperatures of around 100 hectares of crop have been afffected Small growers and factory tual loss could be ascertained fee value chain.
gained 9 cents, or 0.13 per told businessline that a sud- 2–3°C and was mildly af- workers are particularly af- only after a couple of Organised by the Specialty
cent, to$67.61 a barrel by 1424 den drop in temperature fected. Relative humidity ditions are expected to en- facing a severe frost spell, fected as the bushes will take months. Coffee Association of India,
GMT. US West Texas from 6–7°C to 2–3°C during during the period was hance tea flavour and quality with sharp early-morning time to recover—until rains Kerala’s tea production is with support from the Cof-
Intermediate crude was the early hours on February around 55 per cent. While as well, he said. temperatures drop, dam- set in and night temperat- estimated to be around 64 fee Board and Nestlé India,
unchanged from the previous 11 resulted in frost at a few the prevailing cold and dry aging tender tea shoots and ures rise, he said. million kg and of this, 25 per the three-day event brings
close at $62.84 at the same estates across the Munnar spell may impact production ACUTE LEAF SHORTAGE slowing new flush growth. Since a majority of the tea cent comes from the Munnar together growers, roasters,
time. REUTERS and Devikulam regions. during the month, such con- The Nilgiris district is also Green leaf arrivals have gardens are owned by small region. exporters, café brands and
equipment makers as the
sector shifts towards quality-
driven growth.
With over 120 exhibitors

Nano urea maintains crop yields, reduces urea usage by 25-50%: Centre and an expected footfall of
more than 30,000, the fest-
ival reflects the rising mo-
question on the impact of als of nano urea were con- acy trials under the duce quality and soil nutri- Research Institute (IARI), mentum in India’s evolving
Our Bureau nano urea on crop produc- ducted on different crops, supervision of SAUs/ICAR in ent balance, he said. New Delhi. coffee ecosystem, where
Mangaluru tion in the Rajya Sabha on such as paddy, wheat, mus- different agro-climatic To a separate question on There is a visible reduc- premiumisation, traceability
Friday, Ramnath Thakur, tard, maize, tomato, cab- zones. the implementation of the tion in the paddy residue and value addition are be-
A study has found that farm- Union Minister of State for bage, cucumber, capsicum crop residue management burning events, and the same coming key industry themes.
ers could reduce urea usage Agriculture and Farmers’ and onion in different agro- CRM SCHEME (CRM) scheme, Thakur said have reduced by 92.4 per The event is structured
by 25-50 per cent without re- Welfare, said that based on climatic zones. The study in- ICAR has initiated a network that the overall objective of cent in Punjab, 94.9 per cent around a farm-to-cup frame-
ducing crop yield by applying the bio-efficacy trials at mul- dicated that two sprays of project, entitled ‘Evaluation reducing the burning of in Haryana and 17 per cent in work, offering insights into
two sprays of nano urea as tiple locations by Indian nano urea as top-dressing, of nano urea on crop pro- paddy straw through initiat- Uttar Pradesh in 2025 when production, processing,
top-dressing along with the Council of Agricultural Re- along with the recommen- ductivity and nitrogen use ives under CRM scheme compared with 2017, Thakur roasting and brewing
recommended basal dose of search (ICAR) institutions ded basal dose of nitrogen, efficiency in diverse agro- were getting realised as it is said. through curated tastings,
nitrogen. Apart from main- and State agriculture univer- gave comparable yield to that positive result of crop trials ecological zones of India’, in evident from the reports Under the CRM scheme, workshops and cupping
taining the yield, this sities (SAUs) and bio-safety obtained with the full recom- conducted in SAUs/ICAR in- November 2025 in 14 published by the Consor- the government has released sessions.
method improved it by 3-8 test results, the government mended dose of nitrogen stitutes, the government has centres and 10 major agro tium for Research on Agroe- ₹4,173.84 crore from 2018- IICF is also hosting the
per cent in some crops when had provisionally notified with yield advantage of 3-8 notified nano DAP and nano ecological zones for 12 major cosystem Monitoring and 19 to 2025-26 (as on Febru- National Coffee Champion-
compared with the yield that nano urea as nano nitrogen per cent and urea saving of zinc under the FCO. crops on important paramet- Modelling from Space ary 10) to various States. ships, where winners from
obtained with the full recom- fertilizer under the Fertilizer 25-50 per cent in various All nano fertilizer manu- ers, such as the impact of (CREAMS) Laboratory, Divi- These include ₹2,026.45 regional rounds will get to
mended dose of nitrogen. Control Order (FCO), 1985. crops,” he said. facturers have been in- long-term application of sion of Agricultural Physics, crore to Punjab and represent India at interna-
In a written reply to a “These experimental tri- Similarly, on the basis of formed to conduct bio-effic- nano urea on crop yield, pro- ICAR-Indian Agricultural ₹1,156.71 crore to Haryana. tional competitions.

IMD confirms watch for

low pressure area over Bay
the coast of Tamil Nadu.
Vinson Kurian IMD’s numerical predictions indic-
Thiruvananthapuram ate the low-pressure area leading
from the front of an easterly wave is
The India Meteorological Depart- likely to push straight West towards
ment (IMD) said on Friday that an up- the south of Sri Lanka. It may pro-
per-air cyclonic circulation persisting gressively move west-southwest and
over the east Equatorial Indian Ocean away from the island nation.
and adjoining the south-east Bay of To the north of the country, an in-
Bengal may descend to lower levels of coming western disturbance lay along
the atmosphere, setting up a non-sea- a latitude linking Quetta and Multan
sonal low-pressure area over the same in Pakistan with Bathinda in Punjab
region by Sunday. (India) on Friday.
The IMD indicated that the system A follow-up western disturbance is
may move west-northwest towards set to arrive by the middle of next
the south-west Bay in the direction of week, as per the European Centre for
the Sri Lanka/Tamil Nadu coasts, but Medium-Term Weather Forecasts.
not quite reaching there during the This would likely be followed by a
week starting Thursday next. Isolated hiatus, with a nascent anti-cyclonic
rain, thunderstorms and lightning are circulation rearing its head even as
forecast to roll out over the Andaman the 2025-26 winter season begins to
and Nicobar Islands on Monday and draw to a close. The anti-cyclone is
Tuesday. seen as blocking the normal track
used by western disturbances to
WET SPELL FOR SOUTH stream in across Afghanistan and
Light to moderate rainfall is likely at Pakistan towards North-West India.
isolated to scattered places over the
South Peninsula during some days RAIN ALERT FOR NORTH
next week. IMD has predicted isolated rain/snow
Overall, rainfall is likely to be near over Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh on
normal to above normal over the re- Monday and Tuesday, Himachal Pra-
gion during this period, the IMD said desh and Uttarakhand for three days
in its short-term outlook. from Monday, and Arunachal Pradesh
Models, as of now, rule out the pos- on Saturday and Sunday. Isolated rain
sibility of a storm developing out of and thunderstorms are likely over
the system. One of them went on to Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, west
suggest that it might die out at sea off Uttar Pradesh and north Rajasthan.
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Dasault to set up Rafale assembly line,

manufacturing hub and MRO in India
FIRE POWER. With purchase of 114 fighters, India will have the second largest fleet of Rafales after France
already in the IAF and the 26 skilled jobs and further in-
Dalip Singh
of marine version of the air- tegrate indigenous compan-
New Delhi
craft contracted by the Navy ies in global supply chain.
last year. Dassault Aviation may opt
The proposed Rafale fighter France operates over 225 for TASL as one of its part-
aircraft purchase deal for 114 aircraft. ners since it chose TASL in
jets is expected to give a sig- The deal will not only give June last for four production
nificant boost to the do- business exposure to the transfer agreements to man-
mestic aerospace industry, overall defence and civilian ufacture the Rafale fighter
with Dasault Aerospace to aerospace industry but cre- aircraft fuselage.
set up a final assembly line as ate infrastructure, provide
well as separate manufactur- ADD ON. Dassault will also help set up a simulator facility as
ing hubs for sub-assemblies required by the IAF MURALI KUMAR K
and components.
The multi role righter air- are confident we can negoti- per the convenience of the
craft (MRFA) Rafale pro- ate that,” Singh said. IAF at a location decided by
gramme is being implemen- them.
ted through a government- LOCAL INDUSTRY While some numbers of
to-government agreement “The G2G framework Rafale will fly in from France,
with no intermediaries and provides for significant a majority of them will be
full transparency, Defence levels of localisation, and full produced in India.
Secretary Rajesh Kumar authority to integrate Indian
Singh asserted a day after the weapons and systems which STRONG FLEET
Defence Acquisition Council are key highlights of this pro- The Defence Secretary
(DAC) gave nod to the pro- gramme,” he said. stated that the first of the Ra-
posed deal, setting in motion Sources aware of the de- fales will start coming out
the process of formal con- velopment said that transfer from the production facility
tract negotiations ahead of of technology for production in the country in the next
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French President Emmanuel and maintenance of air- three-and-half years.
Macron’s visit to India from frame, engine and avionics is And the 26 marine version
February 17. also proposed. Dassault will of Rafale, which the Indian
“For the first time, Rafale also establish a MRO facility Navy contracted last year
aircraft will be manufactured in India for the entire fleet of will roll out from 2028, beef-
outside France with signific- Rafales operated by the IAF ing up the fighter aircraft
ant levels of localisation. We and the Navy. Besides, the strength, he stated.
are seeking a minimum of 40 hub may be open for armed If this deal goes through,
to 50 per cent localisation. forces of other countries as India will become the second
They have offered close to 40 well. largest operator of Rafale
per cent. Our intent is to take Dassault will also assist in after France, with 176 of
it to close to 50-plus and we raising a simulator facility as them which includes 36

Grew Solar secures ₹1,050 cr funding

to expand cell manufacturing capacity
The company is expand-
Our Bureau ing production at facilities
Mumbai in Dudu, Rajasthan, and
Madhya Pradesh. The Dudu
Grew Solar has raised plant is being scaled to 11
₹1,050 crore in a funding GW capacity, while the Nar-
round led by Bay Capital In- madapuram facility will ini-
vestment Ltd and two other tially establish 3 GW of solar
institutional investors, the cell manufacturing capacity
company announced on Fri- before expanding to 8 GW
day. by the end of 2026.
The capital will be used to Backed by the Chiripal
scale solar cell manufactur- Group, Grew Solar com-
ing capacity to 8 GW from 3 menced operations in 2022
GW at its Narmadapuram with 1.2 GW module manu-
facility in Madhya Pradesh. strategy. The investment facturing capacity. The com-
The integrated solar PV will enable acceleration of pany currently operates 3
module manufacturer had expansion plans, improved GW capacity producing
previously raised ₹300 crore operational efficiency and TOPCon modules of up to
from investors, including technology enhancement. 590Wp.
Vijay Kedia and Rohit
Kothari of GeeCee Hold-
ings.
The latest investment
will support operational
strengthening and strategic
expansion as the company
works toward becoming a
fully integrated solar manu-
facturer.

PRODUCTION UP
Grew Solar CEO and Dir-
ector Vinay Thadani said the
funding validates the com-
pany’s manufacturing cap-
abilities and growth

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BNP claims victory in
Bangladesh elections
Telecom regulator urges customers Alkem Medtech to pick
up majority stake in
to use DND app to report spam calls Swiss firm for ₹1,074 cr
STRICTER MONITORING. Flagging such cases would help in discontinuation of the numbers: TRAI Chairman Our Bureau The acquisition
Lahoti also said that mul- participation in reporting Mumbai marks the
Our Bureau tilingual options will be unsolicited communica-
New Delhi available on the app as it is tions. Alkem Medtech said it in-
company’s entry
Dhaka: The Bangladesh important for its adoption, “TRAI’s enforcement ef- tends to pick up a majority into advanced
Nationalist Party (BNP) on
Friday claimed victory in the
Just blocking the numbers particularly in far-flung and forts in 2025 are anchored in stake in Occlutech Holding cardiovascular
won’t help, consumers rural areas, in regional lan- the principle that consumers AG, a Swiss medical devices
crucial general elections to should report spam calls guages for registering com- should experience percept- company focused on minim- devices
elect a new government to through the Do Not Disturb plaints in fewer steps, im- ible improvement in control ally invasive cardiac
replace the interim (DND) app, Anil Kumar proved preference of unsolicited commercial implants. global player in the medical
administration, which took Lahoti, Chairman, Telecom management and more reli- communications. Enhanced A wholly-owned medical devices industry, replicating
charge after the fall of the Regulatory Authority of In- able support for dual SIM consumer participation devices subsidiary of Alkem its success story in pharma.”
Awami League regime in dia (TRAI), said here on Fri- ports. “In future, we will also through the DND ecosystem Laboratories, Alkem Kaustav Banerjee, Alkem
August 2024. The BNP had day, adding that TRAI will incorporate an appeal fea- has enabled faster identifica- Medtech said it had executed Medtech’s Chief Executive
earlier announced that if it wins also roll out a revamped My- REGULATORY MOVE. The telecom regulator has revamped ture so that a consumer who tion of violations and more a binding offer to buy up to Officer, added, “Occlutech
the election, its Chairperson Call app in March to enable the Do Not Disturb and MySpeed apps to curb spam is not satisfied with the ser- decisive action against per- 55 per cent stake in Oc- has established capabilities
and former premier Khaleda consumers to file complaints vice provider’s response can sistent offenders,” he said, clutech for €99.4 million in structural heart devices, a
Zia’s son, Tarique Rahman, about the quality of calls. mercial communication dicated that complaints file an appeal through the adding that with the re- (about ₹1,074 crore), subject highly-experienced manage-
would be the next Prime “We have repeatedly em- (UCC)... So, it is important against unregistered tele- app itself,” he said. He, how- vamped app, customers to statutory approvals. The ment team, world class R&D
Minister. According to media phasised on reporting of the that people register on the marketers consistently ac- ever, did not give any could now know the name of acquisition marks the com- and manufacturing facilities,
reports, the EC is expected to spam. We want more and DND app,” he told reporters. counted for the overwhelm- timeline for adding the ap- the sender of a SMS header pany’s entry into advanced and strong quality and regu-
declare BNP the winner in the more reporting of spam, and ing majority of reported peal feature in the DND app. or a particular 1600 series cardiovascular devices. latory framework, which
general elections with tallies in we want that the consumers MULTILINGUAL OPTION cases throughout the year, number from the app itself. provides a strong foundation
predawn hours on Friday should register on the DND The sector regulator has re- significantly outnumbering UCC COMPLAINTS Talking about the re- MEDICAL DEVICES for Alkem MedTech to begin
suggesting it got majority seats app. Quite often we find a vamped the DND and complaints against re- TRAI informed that in 2025, vamped MySpeed app, Occlutech develops, manu- its journey in the cardiology
in Parliament. Prime Minister consumer, who is very bit- MySpeed apps to curb spam gistered telemarketers, a total of 31.09 lakh UCC Lahoti said it is designed to factures and commercialises segment and support sus-
Narendra Modi congratulated terly complaining about and check real-time network adding that this trend rein- complaints were registered test speeds obtainable with medical devices for congen- tainable growth. It gives us
Rahman on his “decisive spam, actually has not re- performance of the mobile forced TRAI’s focus on tar- across all channels and of 5G technology. Besides mo- ital heart disease, stroke pre- entry into high-barrier, high-
victory” and said he looked gistered on the DND. So, ba- services, and these will be geting unauthorised and these, 17.06 lakh complaints bile connectivity, the con- vention and heart failure, value markets such as the
forward to working with him to
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sically that consumer has not available in multilingual non-compliant entities oper- were submitted through the sumer can also test speeds and is the second-largest US, Japan, Germany and
advance common exercised any choice of not options. ating outside the regulatory DND app, which under- obtained on fixed-line broad- company in Europe in the other western European
development goals. PTI receiving unsolicited com- He said monthly data in- framework. scores increased consumer band or Wi-Fi. minimally invasive cardiac markets.”
implants segment and the Tor Peters, Chief Execut-
third-largest globally, a note ive Officer, Occlutech, said,
on the transaction said. “Over the last 23 years, we
It operates manufacturing have built a company driven
India among fastest growing markets IndiGo receives approval to launch and research and develop-
ment facilities in Germany
by patient centricity and in-
novation.”

for Airbnb, new users grow by 60% one-stop flight services to Istanbul and Turkey, a global distribu-
tion hub in Sweden, and clin-
ical operations in the US, it
STATUTORY AUTHORITY
The Boston Consulting
at double-digit rates across ingful progress outside of rangement. The transition to wide-body jets had been in- added. Group acted as an advisor in
Aneesh Phadnis all three countries, with In- our core markets by making Rohit Vaid this operating pattern is ef- ducted as an interim meas- In 2025, Occlutech recor- this transaction, the note
Mumbai dia up more than 60 per Airbnb more locally relev- New Delhi fective February 28, 2026. ure to operate high-demand ded revenue of € 49.4 million said, adding that it was sub-
cent,” Airbnb said. ant,” said the firm. long-haul services and (unaudited), representing a ject to certain conditions, in-
India has emerged as one of Airbnb’s full-year global Airline major IndiGo has se- INTERIM PLAN bridge capacity gaps arising 15.7 per cent CAGR in three cluding authorisation by the
the fastest growing markets revenue rose 10 per cent to NEW FEATURES cured regulatory approval to Accordingly, the interim plan from aircraft groundings and years. Occlutech derives statutory authority as part of
for Airbnb, helping the vaca- $12.2 billion in 2025 on a y- The company has been operate one-stop flights to will remain in place until the delivery delays. However, the about 85 per cent of its rev- the control of foreign invest-
tion rental company post 10 o-y basis. Net income, how- rolling out new features to Istanbul using narrow-body airline inducts its second regulatory approvals for the enue from Europe and the ments in some of the geo-
per cent growth in revenue ever, declined by 3.8 per cent widen its customer base, in- A320 aircraft, even as it pre- Airbus A321XLR aircraft, ex- leased Boeing 777 aircraft US, it added. The acquisition graphies, as well as the ab-
in 2025. to $ 2.5 billion. cluding smarter search tools pares to phase out leased pected by the end of March. were time-bound, with ex- is expected to be completed sence of qualified material
In its fourth quarter and and flexible payment op- wide-body operations on the The first Istanbul flight tensions granted only on the by June 2026 after regulatory adverse events. Sandeep
full-year results announced CORE MARKETS tions. route, industry insiders using the XLR is slated to op- condition that the arrange- approvals are obtained, the Singh, Alkem Lab Managing
on Thursday, the company While the US, Canada, the A research study commis- told businessline. erate on the Mumbai-Istan- ment would be phased out note said. Director, said, “Medtech is a
said Brazil, Japan and India UK, Australia and France re- sioned by Oxford Economics These flights, sources said, bul sector. within a specified period. BN Singh, Alkem Lab’s Ex- natural extension for Alkem.
had become the fastest grow- main core markets for the for Airbnb had revealed that will operate with a technical Notably, the development According to sources, with ecutive Chairman, said, “The In the coming years, along
ing countries on an origin company, it has been ex- domestic travellers accoun- halt at Ras Al Khaimah in the comes as IndiGo prepares to timelines now requiring the acquisition of Occlutech with Enzene Biosciences,
basis with nights booked up panding in Asia and Latin ted for 91 per cent of its cus- UAE. Besides, these services return the Boeing 777 air- return of the leased aircraft, opens up significant oppor- our biotech arm, we expect
50 per cent on a year-on-year America to tap the growing tomers in India in 2024, up will be run using Airbus A320 craft currently operated un- IndiGo has been preparing to tunities for Alkem MedTech, Alkem MedTech to become a
basis. travel demand. from 79 per cent five years aircraft from Mumbai and der a wet-lease agreement transition key international and reinforces Alkem’s long- meaningful growth pillar for
“First-time bookers grew “In 2025, we made mean- ago. Delhi as a temporary ar- with Turkish Airlines. The routes to its own fleet. term vision of becoming a the company.”

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20 Microns [5] 187.23 181.07 185.00 186.11 180.10 76.54 284.10 158.00 11 180.65 Carborund [1] 835.75 825.50 830.00 842.45 820.35 166.86 1127.00 748.70 44 826.70 GOCL Corp [2] 276.75 267.65 276.15 277.90 265.00 57.69 417.00 245.00 13 267.20 KavveriDFS 76.74 80.91 76.76 82.80 76.76 647.17 162.87 41.14 - -
360 One WAM 1144.40 1126.80 1136.30 1146.20 1115.60 471.44 1273.80 790.50 - - Care Rating 1614.60 1612.80 1615.00 1646.50 1585.40 38.77 1964.80 1057.65 30 1616.60 Godavari Bio 286.55 284.30 285.00 294.95 275.30 229.38 348.70 145.00 - - KaynesTech 4086.60 3942.50 4049.70 4049.70 3892.00 1889.86 7705.00 3294.90 - -
3i Infotech 15.50 15.92 15.25 16.36 15.10 617.92 29.94 14.40 - - Career Point 220.58 212.94 218.41 221.99 212.58 7.48 338.75 192.00 - - Godawari p [1] 265.40 258.65 262.10 264.82 257.05 1366.29 290.00 145.55 22 258.20 KCP [1] 182.54 171.28 182.00 182.00 170.10 289.70 229.80 159.85 26 172.25
3M India 37515.00 35115.00 36995.00 36995.00 34705.00 9.12 38300.00 25714.35 71 35239.75 Carraro Ind 573.65 568.80 565.00 574.30 550.00 132.49 614.50 253.15 - - Godfrey Phil [2] 2124.70 2081.80 2100.00 2113.60 2075.00 146.57 3945.00 1613.32 25 2081.80 KDDL 2384.10 2299.20 2353.20 2449.90 2290.10 10.34 3350.00 2048.60 56 2295.35
5PAISA 331.20 323.45 331.00 331.25 321.00 34.88 431.80 287.95 23 323.35 Cartrade Tch 2128.60 1937.40 2120.00 2120.90 1920.10 1079.29 3290.50 1362.50 - - Godrej Agro 633.00 651.20 632.00 656.70 621.95 1653.08 876.30 506.70 23 651.60 KEC Inter [2] 612.35 601.95 611.15 613.75 600.00 453.30 947.30 603.90 42 602.00
63 MoonsTe [2] 688.70 687.00 687.00 696.45 665.00 129.99 1130.00 575.05 75 686.50 Carysil 968.90 975.80 967.00 985.20 957.05 50.54 1071.90 482.30 - - Godrej Con [1] 1204.30 1195.40 1196.00 1202.20 1191.00 827.69 1308.40 979.75 88 1194.65 KEI Inds [2] 4591.30 4566.80 4589.10 4618.90 4510.00 184.01 4645.00 2443.70 51 4565.40
CASTROL [5] 186.71 185.20 186.01 186.99 185.00 1622.83 252.00 180.60 19 185.20 Godrej Ind [1] 1011.20 966.10 1007.15 1007.20 956.35 84.99 1391.50 764.45 - 969.05 KELLTONT [1] 18.19 17.99 18.30 18.45 17.55 3638.32 33.10 14.57 - 17.96
A .............................................. CCL PROD [2] 994.15 994.00 988.00 1017.80 970.60 119.82 1072.65 475.00 63 998.90 Godrej prop [5] 1821.70 1806.60 1787.80 1817.10 1727.10 2052.67 2505.00 1476.05 130 1809.10 Kernex Micro 1188.50 1167.50 1195.90 1199.90 1151.40 130.91 1433.95 625.55 40 1168.55
Aadhar Hsg 471.00 466.65 471.00 473.50 464.40 276.68 547.80 361.60 - - CDSL 1370.20 1335.30 1350.00 1359.00 1321.10 1663.04 1828.90 1047.45 - - Gokaldas [5] 781.05 844.20 781.60 859.15 760.00 4388.28 1060.00 531.60 32 845.00 Kewal Kiran 514.60 525.60 518.70 540.80 507.05 59.34 594.35 422.15 25 525.85
Aartech Solo 48.24 46.54 47.00 47.68 45.62 190.07 76.79 44.00 - - CE Info Sys 1285.40 1234.20 1280.00 1280.00 1220.10 98.67 2166.70 1220.10 - - Gokul Agro [1] 167.29 168.65 166.95 169.94 163.25 225.21 221.40 96.00 20 168.90 Keystone Rlt 495.50 490.35 490.05 493.30 477.80 27.71 697.00 456.55 - -
Aarti Drugs 375.15 371.70 371.00 374.45 367.10 87.62 574.95 312.50 18 371.20 CEAT 3988.00 3965.30 3987.00 4044.20 3917.60 217.12 4431.60 2322.05 23 3961.55 Goldiam Int [2] 383.75 393.35 378.05 406.50 377.45 1549.41 449.90 252.00 105 393.10 KFIN Tech 985.00 968.10 980.00 983.60 955.60 803.22 1388.50 784.15 - -
Aarti Ind [5] 465.60 446.40 459.20 460.00 443.10 739.62 494.00 338.20 44 446.35 Ceigall Ind. 299.30 289.65 299.00 299.00 288.50 160.03 307.90 222.61 - - [Link] 44.23 41.21 45.19 45.91 39.97 191.28 80.50 40.10 - 40.85 KHADIM 155.48 153.41 155.48 158.00 153.30 59.37 310.70 152.90 29 153.60
Aarti Pharm 710.85 709.20 710.00 715.65 699.30 171.58 971.00 574.45 - - Cello World 507.65 507.70 507.50 513.30 502.05 39.29 673.80 490.00 - - Good Luck [2] 1121.50 1085.20 1100.00 1129.50 1080.00 126.60 1352.80 568.20 22 1085.75 Khaitan Chm 62.37 59.14 62.80 62.80 58.80 341.24 135.80 43.17 - -
Aavas 1308.50 1286.60 1300.50 1303.60 1264.10 399.68 2238.35 1276.15 16 1286.25 CemIndia Pro 619.95 602.80 613.00 620.25 601.00 274.55 944.00 476.60 - - Gopal Snacks 303.10 299.45 300.05 305.80 298.00 51.69 398.00 255.90 - - Kilos oil [2] 1337.00 1379.90 1340.00 1394.40 1330.20 1586.48 1435.75 544.15 46 1379.95
AB Capital 344.65 336.20 344.00 344.00 334.50 5436.28 369.25 148.75 29 335.95 Central Bank 37.43 36.88 37.23 37.23 36.76 4146.21 49.40 32.81 7 36.87 GPPL 176.02 177.16 175.13 179.80 175.01 1008.46 200.00 121.30 19 177.35 KIMS 697.80 687.20 685.00 709.55 670.15 585.24 798.40 474.05 - -
AB InfraBuil 20.22 19.76 20.59 20.59 19.40 1030.91 224.98 17.50 - - Century Enka 456.10 447.25 451.00 460.00 444.90 21.71 615.00 408.10 14 449.35 GPT Health. 129.32 127.91 129.29 129.29 126.51 82.92 185.00 123.32 - - KIOCL 360.55 350.75 361.90 376.45 349.00 497.76 634.35 188.15 - 350.25
AB Real Est 1415.20 1386.80 1409.60 1413.10 1374.10 77.68 2537.90 1186.00 - - Centuryply [1] 777.50 765.60 775.00 780.00 761.90 28.13 856.65 630.00 62 767.10 GPT Infra 127.58 124.51 125.69 128.25 121.10 585.91 149.75 84.75 17 124.35 KIRI DYES 467.40 457.75 466.85 467.20 455.50 557.80 778.00 446.70 103 458.80
AB Sun Life 871.40 869.25 868.65 878.80 850.20 342.52 908.00 556.45 - - CERA SANIT [5] 5191.50 5111.80 5170.00 5182.90 5097.00 7.44 7271.40 4794.00 29 5116.10 GR Infrapro 978.50 980.45 977.00 987.40 954.35 24.31 1444.40 896.05 - - KIRL INDUS 3274.60 3141.30 3270.00 3270.00 3102.50 12.25 4650.00 2692.05 43 3122.20
ABB [2] 5788.50 5780.50 5788.50 5855.00 5726.50 152.96 6299.80 4590.05 69 5793.00 CESE [1] 154.06 150.33 152.80 154.06 149.52 1903.98 185.25 119.00 24 150.30 Granules Ind [1] 569.90 562.35 564.00 571.00 555.20 366.38 627.45 412.05 36 561.10 [Link]. [2] 1618.90 1604.60 1610.80 1615.50 1576.20 33.03 2475.55 1424.05 48 1606.00
ABB Powerpro 22702.00 22418.00 22500.00 22679.00 22225.00 72.50 23140.00 10300.00 - - CG Power&I [2] 685.10 680.15 680.00 684.50 671.40 1143.12 797.75 518.35 89 679.85 Graphite [2] 670.15 645.90 669.00 678.45 636.20 1128.14 684.20 366.00 30 648.35 [Link] 102.38 98.83 101.10 103.20 98.15 419.40 100.80 26.95 18 -
Abbott (I) 26660.00 26460.00 26680.00 26685.00 26300.00 6.55 35921.55 26553.05 37 26469.95 CGCL [1] 179.30 177.24 178.51 178.51 174.49 399.02 231.70 150.60 23 177.20 Grasim Ind. [2] 2925.50 2888.00 2929.30 2934.00 2877.40 419.62 2980.05 2301.20 509 2888.05 [Link] 1157.00 1140.70 1150.10 1156.50 1132.00 66.63 1550.00 953.00 - -
ABFRL 70.04 73.80 70.00 75.10 68.3219443.78 107.71 59.82 - 74.03 CHALET 877.10 858.40 877.00 877.00 851.30 65.29 1080.00 643.65 30 858.50 Gravita Ind [2] 1672.30 1653.60 1670.00 1676.20 1639.00 100.15 2169.90 1435.00 41 1659.35 KITEX GARM [1] 199.50 196.17 202.50 206.80 193.27 4474.56 320.95 138.45 37 196.40
ACC 1671.30 1637.10 1667.90 1675.00 1632.00 129.13 2123.30 1594.50 12 1637.70 Chaman Set. 274.78 291.63 280.00 321.00 280.00 8796.54 395.75 228.80 - - Great Easte 1340.30 1300.10 1331.00 1331.00 1295.00 209.98 1367.90 797.25 11 1300.55 [Link] 1724.10 1697.90 1737.90 1764.80 1664.00 198.92 3758.50 1264.05 - -
ACCELYA 1208.60 1191.60 1200.00 1206.80 1182.10 23.92 1524.55 1201.15 16 1191.85 Chambal Fert 460.00 453.65 457.00 457.75 449.20 643.53 742.45 410.15 10 453.45 Greaves Cot [2] 168.63 162.59 168.63 168.71 162.00 1031.80 288.95 155.20 17 162.65 KNR CONST [2] 146.48 141.38 145.70 145.70 140.54 888.15 269.05 130.25 23 141.50
ACME Solar 223.96 224.64 222.00 225.87 218.49 366.31 324.30 171.99 - - Chemcon Spl 185.85 175.51 181.00 181.20 173.99 60.40 295.00 160.00 - - Green pwr 10.30 10.16 10.30 10.30 10.07 2323.68 15.80 9.68 - 10.15 KOHINORFOO 26.48 25.33 25.38 26.34 25.25 85.61 46.00 22.31 - 25.21
Action Cons [2] 904.70 897.15 895.00 902.00 876.05 173.93 1390.00 775.00 25 897.45 Chemfab Alk 401.80 402.95 395.80 410.00 383.20 11.65 961.40 371.55 - - Greenpanel I 223.48 219.15 222.80 222.80 217.19 72.83 356.55 202.81 - - KOLTEPATIL 362.05 367.65 362.00 372.20 362.00 113.86 497.80 235.10 103 367.80
Acutaas Chem 2093.40 2017.60 2090.00 2104.80 2010.00 309.00 2553.65 1040.50 - - [Link] 333.90 318.30 329.75 330.85 314.10 169.67 491.90 231.05 - - Greenply Ind [1] 236.30 226.49 236.25 236.25 225.00 180.34 351.55 215.10 32 226.95 Kopran Ltd 136.22 134.16 136.00 137.50 132.11 86.41 214.65 119.60 32 134.25
Adani Ent [1] 2211.80 2136.60 2210.00 2210.00 2124.20 1489.55 2612.75 1850.00 106 2141.35 Choice Intl 766.65 753.85 766.00 771.00 751.05 213.40 860.50 438.45 - - Grind Nort [5] 1650.00 1635.70 1630.00 1661.80 1614.00 115.64 1881.35 1360.05 47 1630.30 Kotak Mah [1] 426.25 420.65 426.00 428.90 419.5523233.32 460.31 378.98 31 420.90
Adani Green 997.65 950.50 988.90 989.90 943.75 2943.84 1179.20 758.00 212 950.55 CholaFinHol [1] 1758.90 1710.10 1754.00 1754.80 1702.20 134.51 2299.00 1386.60 462 1710.60 GRM Overseas 162.83 163.75 162.84 164.08 160.86 1219.71 517.70 151.00 - - KP Energy 307.75 303.90 302.40 307.00 297.95 174.51 583.70 274.50 - -
Adani Ports [2] 1543.70 1519.00 1543.00 1543.00 1507.00 1838.36 1584.00 1036.35 176 1519.60 CholaIn&Fin [2] 1731.80 1709.40 1727.30 1731.00 1703.00 1544.27 1831.80 1301.35 30 1708.90 GRSE 2496.20 2432.80 2480.00 2488.00 2424.10 440.47 3535.00 1180.10 40 2432.85 KPI Grn Enr 412.05 402.85 398.55 407.00 398.55 589.25 563.00 336.00 - -
Adani Pwr [2] 149.79 139.90 149.20 149.30 139.1038679.56 182.75 93.23 26 139.90 CIE [Link] 449.80 456.55 450.00 463.95 444.70 309.19 487.00 356.75 - - GSFC [2] 177.51 174.05 176.01 176.25 173.10 462.83 220.75 156.50 10 174.10 KPIT Tech 891.50 861.70 870.00 873.60 812.90 6026.79 1454.55 812.90 - -
Adani T Gas 535.95 519.90 533.00 533.50 518.05 473.48 798.00 507.05 - - Cigniti Tech 1390.30 1338.60 1355.00 1368.00 1310.20 160.45 1928.85 1073.95 18 1336.05 GTL Infra 1.28 1.29 1.28 1.32 1.24 102074.77 2.16 0.98 - 1.29 KRBL. [1] 371.55 364.10 371.00 373.70 362.50 586.71 495.00 225.70 14 364.40
Adani Wilm 206.30 201.57 205.00 205.45 200.20 1524.93 291.20 200.20 - - Cipla [2] 1330.00 1331.50 1328.00 1336.10 1315.80 1236.95 1672.20 1283.00 24 1330.85 GTL. 8.04 7.72 8.04 8.06 7.49 795.69 12.90 6.50 - 7.71 Krishana Ph. 527.80 512.50 526.30 526.30 509.40 52.11 619.00 175.15 - -
[Link] 1022.80 988.00 1017.00 1017.00 979.00 1657.62 1067.70 639.45 - - CityUnion [1] 286.40 284.10 286.40 288.00 281.75 538.19 319.95 144.00 17 284.40 Guj Fluoro 3386.20 3398.00 3347.10 3418.90 3247.00 102.50 4083.55 2916.60 - - Krishna def 986.20 993.40 971.40 1007.00 960.60 68.83 1178.90 503.00 - -
ADF Foods [2] 217.35 219.83 218.88 225.69 212.00 128.43 301.00 168.80 26 219.45 Clean S Tech 773.05 755.55 770.00 770.00 744.50 403.79 1600.00 744.50 - - Guj Petronet 310.30 309.95 308.00 311.60 305.35 163.10 360.00 261.55 25 309.80 Kriti Ind. 87.38 86.55 87.38 88.70 84.90 15.68 177.51 72.00 - -
AdityaBirlaL 114.15 112.67 114.00 115.30 111.50 1012.79 175.00 100.86 - - CMS Info Sys 314.70 322.40 310.00 328.85 302.45 1337.78 541.15 302.45 - - Guj. Alkali 481.20 472.35 472.00 481.65 467.55 13.93 700.00 418.05 101 470.20 KRN Heat Ex. 734.10 715.20 725.00 737.00 712.20 226.24 1010.00 589.80 - -
AdityaInfote 1546.20 1573.30 1557.00 1649.00 1515.00 1119.69 1745.10 1015.00 - - COAL INDIA 419.15 408.95 412.30 417.60 408.10 8190.85 461.20 349.20 12 408.95 Guj. Mineral [2] 591.45 571.10 587.15 587.15 564.00 2178.12 651.45 226.20 28 571.15 Kross 217.26 216.34 217.60 217.60 205.65 695.26 237.60 150.06 - -
AdityaVisi 516.45 508.00 516.45 516.45 500.00 121.39 598.70 327.60 - - CochinShip [5] 1500.40 1472.80 1500.40 1500.40 1462.70 424.40 2547.25 1180.45 54 1473.95 Gujarat Amb [1] 138.32 138.54 136.80 139.90 134.78 609.25 143.85 98.70 31 138.25 Krsnaa Dia. 674.65 668.65 673.55 694.95 663.00 120.53 894.40 625.75 - -
Advait Ener 1785.30 1733.20 1741.00 1768.00 1716.10 28.70 1885.00 1351.00 - - CoffeeDayEnt 31.55 33.17 32.49 35.37 32.02 7095.42 51.49 21.38 - 33.23 Gujarat Gas [2] 425.35 424.40 425.00 426.05 416.20 195.69 508.60 360.60 25 424.25 Krystal Int. 650.20 626.25 659.00 659.00 625.00 11.38 729.50 415.60 - -
Advance Agro 138.12 138.30 138.50 140.05 135.30 568.32 154.00 102.00 - - Coforge 1421.50 1361.80 1359.40 1392.50 1334.0012847.61 8699.00 1334.00 - - Gujarat Hea 509.45 502.05 505.00 511.40 492.95 154.75 670.00 5 KSB 720.85 709.65 716.00 719.65 707.65 32.69 912.00 582.25 - -
Advani hotel [2] 55.87 56.25 55.41 57.00 55.41 56.01 69.00 50.12 22 55.56 CohanceLifeS 350.75 315.60 320.50 341.00 311.15 4218.79 1328.00 311.15 - - G K KSH Internat 365.10 360.95 365.05 365.05 356.45 81.27 403.70 330.00 - -
Advent Hotel 218.70 210.97 215.00 218.97 207.22 122.79 345.05 167.77 - - COLGATE PA [1] 2138.90 2122.20 2128.00 2130.00 2100.50 374.09 2745.95 2030.75 43 2122.65 G m KSolves Ind 300.25 283.35 295.00 295.10 279.50 77.73 497.00 250.05 - -
Advenzymes [2] 306.10 300.95 303.60 305.00 297.10 68.16 366.55 257.85 27 300.45 Concord Bio 1228.90 1184.40 1222.40 1226.60 1175.00 108.57 2451.70 1100.00 - - G P w
Aegis Log [1] 711.55 700.15 705.70 710.70 690.00 150.06 946.50 639.50 38 700.50 Concord Env 414.25 380.55 371.00 393.00 360.00 113.19 681.65 349.65 - - G L ..............................................
Aegis VopakT 213.01 214.25 212.00 217.14 204.50 674.27 302.00 198.00 - - CONFI PET [1] 34.11 32.52 33.94 33.94 32.02 473.51 65.99 30.00 13 32.70 G P L & T [2] 4185.90 4173.90 4174.10 4199.00 4134.10 2234.38 4198.75 2967.65 51 4172.90
Aequs 143.62 141.99 143.10 145.60 138.94 657.67 165.40 131.14 - - ContainerC [5] 506.85 498.30 503.00 503.90 497.00 588.65 652.52 472.95 30 498.30 G P L&T Finance 292.05 285.10 291.00 291.20 283.70 4322.33 329.45 131.05 - -
Aeroflex Ind 193.24 186.38 191.00 192.25 185.23 478.37 254.61 148.01 - - Control Pri 623.30 638.25 622.35 642.95 611.05 16.91 918.55 571.90 8 639.80 Lal path lab 1435.30 1398.70 1430.00 1430.00 1389.10 137.68 1771.30 1147.55 44 1399.70
AeroflexEnt 80.00 79.25 80.10 80.64 78.01 166.39 113.90 72.14 - - CORDS CABLE 177.25 172.85 172.00 184.00 170.71 50.55 222.00 148.40 14 172.45 H Landmark Car 426.80 423.75 426.80 434.70 410.40 91.32 662.80 329.80 - -
Aether Ind 966.40 966.90 960.20 978.50 948.00 91.32 1083.60 725.00 - - Coromandl [1] 2270.20 2279.50 2255.00 2300.00 2241.00 323.88 2720.00 1590.00 31 2279.65 H LA-OPALA [2] 200.75 197.50 200.00 201.83 196.03 30.35 286.00 188.05 22 198.45
Afcons Infra 337.60 332.25 332.80 334.95 328.80 116.29 498.70 319.00 - - Corona Remed 1614.10 1593.10 1624.00 1624.00 1580.00 30.63 1660.80 1336.60 - - H M Latent View 390.85 389.35 382.00 395.90 379.30 791.42 517.50 341.20 - -
Affle [2] 1623.50 1560.50 1605.70 1610.00 1553.00 368.17 2186.80 1221.05 173 1560.70 Cosmo First 700.00 739.20 698.05 763.25 676.20 563.19 1307.20 525.70 - - H Laurus Labs [2] 1018.60 1010.60 1008.50 1021.35 1001.80 1053.34 1140.90 512.05 68 1010.15
Afford Robo 199.54 203.67 202.55 207.00 196.55 35.37 540.10 157.53 - - CPCL 897.60 879.00 896.90 897.00 864.75 717.23 1103.00 433.20 6 878.50 H mP Laxmi Cotsp. 22.22 24.43 23.49 24.44 22.80 712.97 33.00 12.16 - -
AGI Greenpac 638.60 610.10 633.00 634.50 607.05 136.85 1009.00 585.25 - - [Link] 7973.50 7729.00 7950.00 7950.00 7661.50 58.67 8220.00 3700.00 - - H Laxmi Organ. 151.87 146.74 152.50 152.50 146.06 271.75 241.00 133.61 - -
AGI Infra 240.60 237.35 241.00 243.10 236.00 275.41 1408.00 224.70 - - CREDITACC 1267.80 1270.00 1267.50 1272.80 1245.00 113.56 1496.60 848.00 42 1269.30 H HW C LaxmiDent 203.47 191.94 204.00 205.02 191.01 219.13 509.95 180.30 - -
Ahluwalia [2] 909.90 899.90 900.00 913.30 885.00 203.83 1129.20 620.65 23 903.50 Credo Brand 94.77 91.95 93.00 93.97 91.22 142.86 189.00 85.31 - - H UN G LaxmiIndFin 108.64 102.75 108.64 108.99 102.40 288.50 180.90 85.87 - -
AIA Engg [2] 3951.10 3861.80 3939.00 3965.20 3828.60 68.25 4200.00 3000.60 28 3868.80 CRISIL [1] 4665.20 4443.20 4605.00 4649.00 4355.10 133.93 6329.95 3893.85 49 4442.30 H LEMONTREE 131.23 127.60 130.50 130.51 126.22 3583.00 180.60 110.55 87 127.60
Airan 21.29 19.17 20.67 20.67 19.17 543.18 33.00 12.66 - - Crizac Ltd [2] 240.35 231.30 239.05 239.05 230.00 187.75 387.50 217.95 25 231.55 HB Lenskart Sol 513.00 502.20 530.95 533.00 490.0512168.80 533.00 356.10 - -
Ajanta Pha [2] 2890.00 2920.10 2885.00 2942.50 2851.10 171.38 3020.45 2022.05 39 2918.95 Crompton [2] 264.40 267.52 264.00 269.85 255.90 4504.15 367.50 217.50 35 267.40 HCG LG Balkrish 2007.80 1918.40 2007.80 2007.80 1905.10 56.78 2096.95 1080.00 21 1919.85
Ajax Engg 498.80 476.90 480.00 487.25 467.90 322.48 756.20 467.90 - - Crown Lifter 155.34 134.58 139.50 142.38 133.00 141.34 221.80 108.45 - - HC LG Electroni 1469.00 1511.20 1468.00 1531.90 1461.30 1200.45 1749.00 1325.50 - -
Ajmera [2] 145.35 137.94 145.00 145.00 136.10 228.78 221.23 131.05 25 138.10 CSB Bank 403.85 389.25 391.20 401.70 387.50 837.13 574.70 266.05 11 388.35 HC LIBERTY SHOE 280.64 264.29 280.64 280.64 260.59 87.78 474.80 210.05 34 265.05
Akme Fin 4.97 4.98 5.04 5.04 4.91 479.58 90.70 3.92 - - Cubex Tubing 119.37 113.55 119.00 119.00 112.16 207.99 143.82 67.34 22 113.75 HDB LIC 880.95 862.40 872.40 877.00 856.20 875.03 980.00 715.30 - -
Akums Drugs 464.00 451.35 456.50 463.45 448.25 70.72 622.95 405.00 - - CUMMINS (I) [2] 4429.30 4412.40 4425.00 4491.90 4395.20 512.64 4614.75 2594.75 54 4405.70 HD C B LIC Housing [2] 517.10 507.65 515.00 515.35 506.70 967.18 646.60 483.50 5 507.80
Akzo Ind 3000.30 2950.90 3000.00 3019.80 2889.30 28.91 3909.25 2649.05 36 2950.50 Cupid Ltd [1] 429.25 421.00 425.90 426.85 418.00 2748.96 527.40 50.00 135 421.05 HD C MC LikhithaInfr 171.57 166.70 170.00 171.00 165.00 42.11 324.00 154.44 - -
ALEM PHAR [2] 789.90 769.90 791.00 791.75 765.00 36.35 1107.80 725.60 30 768.85 CYIENT [5] 1017.00 995.20 990.00 1029.70 982.50 370.99 1535.55 1012.25 24 995.45 HD C Lincoln Phar 615.80 654.30 604.90 677.00 601.30 738.48 688.90 439.95 16 647.60
Alembic Ltd [2] 98.58 95.47 96.99 96.99 94.20 244.04 125.70 85.55 17 95.56 Cyient DLM 364.45 363.35 364.40 366.80 358.70 111.82 540.00 344.55 - - H G LINDEINDIA 6440.50 6900.00 6419.00 6967.00 6394.00 404.29 7865.05 5202.45 101 6900.10
AlivusLife 922.65 919.80 920.00 935.00 910.20 53.91 1246.00 819.00 - - H D C M Lloyds Engg 53.54 53.06 52.98 54.30 51.83 2489.23 84.27 41.13 - -
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Alkem labs [2] 5870.50 5402.50 5850.00 5850.00 5331.50 605.12 5933.00 4498.90 29 5401.55 H m Lloyds Met. 1225.60 1190.40 1220.10 1220.10 1181.10 316.31 1612.00 942.15 - -
ALKYL AMIN [2] 1537.80 1522.90 1520.00 1533.40 1510.30 24.54 2448.80 1506.60 43 1520.55 D B CORP 238.47 235.16 236.31 237.88 233.90 85.53 290.80 189.10 13 234.35 H Lokesh Machi 178.50 177.52 179.00 183.90 176.15 63.82 264.75 129.25 - 178.00
Allcargo Glo [2] 9.59 9.29 9.50 9.58 9.21 5069.34 16.18 8.14 - 9.31 D B REALTY 131.57 124.77 129.40 129.40 124.10 1879.09 218.94 95.75 - 124.90 H Looyds Ent. 57.21 55.27 56.75 56.75 54.82 2055.21 96.40 37.28 - -
Allcargo Ter 26.03 25.33 25.75 26.38 25.15 236.02 40.51 21.21 - - Dabur [1] 519.55 512.45 517.25 518.95 510.10 1746.64 576.80 420.05 62 512.40 H M LT Foods 428.85 434.80 427.00 441.95 423.00 1145.23 518.55 288.25 - -
Alldigi Tech 842.05 830.20 842.05 873.75 808.10 17.43 1084.00 770.00 - - Dalmia Sug [2] 299.90 296.10 296.00 301.45 291.75 51.79 464.00 262.75 7 295.75 H w LTIMindtree 5211.50 5115.50 5004.00 5178.50 4988.00 687.03 6429.50 3802.00 - -
ALLIED DIGIT [5] 125.23 119.34 124.80 124.80 118.85 182.84 251.85 110.60 49 119.50 DAM Cap Adv 165.04 163.19 163.95 164.33 161.74 258.92 303.50 161.74 - - HG LTTS [2] 3704.10 3509.30 3640.00 3678.10 3490.00 256.09 5324.30 3654.00 30 3512.35
AlliedBlend 538.40 529.15 530.00 539.55 523.15 429.48 696.80 279.00 - - Data Pattern 2783.30 2768.80 2760.00 2789.00 2725.00 256.91 3268.80 1351.15 - - H w Lumax Ind 6423.50 6174.30 6313.50 6648.00 6120.50 132.31 6969.90 2084.00 38 6164.75
AllTimePlas 263.71 258.96 261.10 264.40 253.25 26.53 334.90 218.00 - - DATAM GL [5] 758.30 730.20 745.00 750.00 725.55 69.37 1119.95 522.85 46 730.05 H Lumax Tech [2] 1784.20 1624.40 1760.00 1760.00 1603.00 722.58 1823.75 452.55 118 1621.55
Alok Ind 15.60 15.10 15.54 15.62 14.96 6518.12 23.50 14.00 - - [Link] 4.50 4.39 4.49 4.49 4.35 1941.13 5.85 3.03 - - H M CH Lupin Ltd. [2] 2211.10 2199.30 2210.00 2219.20 2160.00 1126.14 2249.30 1774.00 19 2199.20
Amagi Media 386.30 377.05 385.00 385.95 367.40 605.88 434.95 318.00 - - DBL 453.40 431.60 450.00 450.00 428.45 360.43 587.90 381.05 39 431.60 Hm LUXIND [2] 986.10 979.60 971.60 988.00 960.50 29.62 1640.00 873.90 23 977.95
[Link] 861.45 841.55 860.05 860.05 835.10 377.64 1109.00 810.10 - - DC Infotech 242.11 274.46 247.00 278.90 238.40 154.81 339.00 201.35 - - Hm
Amber 7784.50 7734.50 7750.00 7820.50 7660.00 351.86 8625.00 5238.45 187 7726.65 DCAL [2] 208.68 201.74 207.00 208.70 200.40 182.48 321.15 180.00 - 201.85 H R M..............................................
AMBIKA COTTO 1377.70 1386.90 1376.70 1419.90 1354.00 15.06 1700.00 1100.60 13 1383.15 DCB Bank 190.31 190.03 189.99 191.28 185.00 1670.61 203.55 101.35 9 190.00 H U M&M FinSer [2] 379.05 363.45 377.20 377.20 361.55 1023.89 412.30 235.46 20 363.50
Ambuja Cem [2] 532.85 519.45 526.85 530.50 517.25 1297.37 625.00 455.00 36 519.30 DCMSHRIR [2] 1132.60 1114.40 1132.60 1132.60 1106.00 19.32 1501.70 904.55 26 1113.65 H ND CON Macpower CNC 891.20 899.40 877.85 913.90 850.00 19.27 1298.35 601.20 - -
Anand RathiW 2986.70 2989.10 2986.70 3007.80 2928.10 113.75 4250.90 1594.00 - - DCW [2] 52.80 51.90 52.39 52.39 50.76 696.52 90.46 42.58 37 51.91 H ND COPP [Link]. 1084.85 1073.60 1071.25 1079.05 1045.90 1795.63 1531.00 863.80 - -
AnandRathiS 572.80 554.65 568.00 568.05 552.00 229.82 794.85 431.00 - - DCX Systems 166.57 170.05 160.00 174.60 156.97 1795.68 363.75 153.60 - - H Madhya [Link] 467.95 464.75 464.80 471.50 464.10 258.58 477.95 240.00 - -
Anant Raj [2] 548.85 533.05 544.00 544.20 529.70 2090.62 744.10 366.15 67 533.35 DDev Plastik 287.55 280.00 284.00 286.70 279.15 62.94 360.00 212.55 - - H MagellanicCl 28.51 27.51 28.38 28.38 27.29 1663.29 105.42 21.20 - -
Anant Raj Gl 161.53 152.38 161.50 162.67 151.00 715.70 206.10 103.22 - - DE NORA 630.85 612.15 627.65 639.25 607.00 10.00 995.00 559.00 25 609.90 H MAH HOLIDAY 299.30 293.70 298.65 298.75 289.00 169.25 381.55 241.00 24 293.30
Andhra Paper 69.88 68.78 68.75 69.79 68.15 58.07 90.00 61.16 - - Deccan Cem [5] 699.00 692.50 704.60 707.50 670.00 20.19 1183.95 575.00 29 694.60 H ND CO Mah Logis 409.80 402.35 409.80 414.25 398.40 275.58 423.00 217.70 107 401.45
Andhra Sug [2] 74.89 74.94 74.00 75.47 73.23 153.32 87.99 63.27 9 74.79 Dee Develop. 211.36 205.53 211.36 211.37 204.48 72.08 336.20 167.00 - - H w HM Mah&Mah [5] 3593.10 3533.40 3530.00 3596.50 3520.30 1632.12 3840.00 2360.45 29 3533.80
AngelOne 2752.00 2698.30 2709.00 2733.40 2669.80 603.59 3285.00 1941.00 - - Deep Ind 408.45 382.60 408.00 414.65 376.60 439.57 578.00 332.00 - - H P [Link] [5] 547.10 536.20 547.00 547.00 532.80 64.86 774.00 500.00 8 535.80
Anjani Portl 139.59 131.19 137.00 137.95 130.00 19.68 161.00 96.00 - 132.05 Deepak Fert. 1044.50 1030.80 1040.20 1049.80 1023.40 175.39 1776.95 888.25 40 1030.85 H G MAHINDRALIFE 370.30 368.90 366.00 372.95 360.35 106.76 428.35 253.81 107 368.60
Anmol India 12.00 13.43 12.25 14.20 12.00 834.02 22.07 11.36 - - DEEPAK NIT [2] 1657.30 1641.80 1628.00 1662.90 1580.00 156.67 2255.05 1512.80 105 1648.10 HM Maithan All 1075.50 1075.40 1075.00 1089.00 1048.00 43.72 1265.00 834.05 7 1072.40
AntelopusSel 588.10 572.65 572.00 592.50 553.55 230.11 767.95 357.00 - - Delhivery 429.55 420.55 424.20 426.90 414.00 3032.57 490.00 236.53 - - H m MamataMach 425.45 426.45 421.00 440.00 416.40 154.09 541.00 311.55 - -
AnthemBiosci 703.40 689.95 691.00 699.90 684.35 128.81 873.50 579.15 - - [Link] 228.13 16.70 15.90 18.25 15.55 4414.55 264.00 15.55 - - H C Man ind [5] 429.60 424.15 428.00 429.85 412.25 888.82 490.90 201.45 19 423.90
Antony W Hdg 517.60 508.95 522.80 524.00 504.05 98.25 693.00 408.05 - - DELTA CORP [1] 68.23 68.38 67.89 69.74 66.20 987.31 103.00 62.00 20 68.87 H Man Infra [2] 113.32 111.23 112.25 113.32 109.80 336.51 191.90 101.05 28 111.30
Anup Engg 2046.40 1984.50 2030.00 2032.40 1966.60 19.94 3633.05 1700.00 - - DEN NETWORK 29.04 28.43 28.97 28.97 28.28 277.81 42.80 26.56 12 28.40 W Manali Petro [5] 59.88 59.00 59.84 59.88 58.74 107.08 81.00 49.15 - 59.22
Anupam Ras. 1368.20 1336.40 1368.20 1368.20 1331.10 183.39 1407.00 601.00 - - Denta Water 303.40 275.30 285.00 285.00 271.10 553.26 479.60 248.40 - - HP Manappura [2] 308.65 302.65 306.70 306.70 296.60 4916.10 320.95 169.10 16 302.45
Apar Ind 9525.50 9511.00 9400.00 9550.00 9325.50 50.47 9900.00 4270.00 39 9500.10 Dev Accelera 39.77 40.59 39.40 41.00 39.00 155.54 64.05 34.00 - - HPC MandB Eng 333.15 337.70 332.00 345.90 332.00 112.38 535.90 291.00 - -
Apcotex Ind [2] 375.05 376.05 374.25 380.00 366.35 19.14 443.35 286.65 23 375.70 Dev Info Tec 29.30 28.06 29.30 29.30 27.90 138.16 152.75 27.90 - - HP Mangalam Cem 795.75 777.95 795.00 798.05 774.00 47.36 903.40 640.00 26 777.15
Apex 443.60 432.40 438.00 487.95 421.1514508.12 446.85 179.20 65 432.70 [Link] 133.89 132.02 133.23 133.42 130.30 1173.14 191.00 109.62 - - H w MangalElec 271.10 266.40 271.10 271.10 262.75 52.00 573.70 244.15 - -
APL Apollo [2] 2272.90 2245.90 2272.40 2272.80 2237.80 375.00 2300.90 1273.30 126 2248.05 DhamprBioOrg 100.46 96.90 99.00 99.89 96.00 180.67 115.25 57.34 - - HUDCO Mankind Phr 2079.00 2060.50 2076.10 2085.30 2050.10 208.50 2716.50 2033.00 - -
APOLLO [1] 240.80 231.85 238.45 238.45 230.00 1676.18 354.65 101.05 85 232.50 Dhampur Sug 118.48 117.97 118.30 119.20 115.68 142.49 161.95 108.85 11 117.70 H m ManojVaibGem 176.23 172.76 175.11 177.50 172.16 28.21 280.00 160.50 - -
Apollo Hosp. [5] 7539.00 7542.50 7518.00 7598.00 7485.00 431.62 8099.00 6002.15 75 7538.25 Dhanalak Bnk 23.91 23.89 23.80 23.95 23.56 389.48 33.38 22.10 11 23.87 H M Manorama Ind 1431.70 1410.30 1419.20 1438.80 1404.90 75.93 1760.00 740.50 - -
Apollo Pipes 315.00 319.05 314.50 325.00 307.70 439.21 494.95 252.10 - - Dhanuka Ag [2] 1128.00 1123.50 1124.00 1133.40 1105.00 19.62 1960.00 1020.00 19 1122.65 Marath NX [5] 495.40 482.95 490.00 498.00 481.20 44.08 774.55 352.05 18 486.70
Apollo Tyres [1] 498.75 489.65 498.75 500.50 488.00 846.80 540.30 368.00 28 489.50 Dhruv Cons. 29.32 28.43 29.10 29.10 24.50 543.27 116.00 24.50 - - MARICOLTD [1] 770.65 760.15 769.00 771.85 757.85 966.41 780.00 577.90 51 759.65
Aptech Ltd 91.23 90.24 90.00 91.34 87.26 126.60 182.40 75.00 27 90.22 Diamond Pwr 133.69 131.92 132.10 133.80 126.91 1006.18 183.50 81.50 - - C M R Marine Elec. 188.21 182.71 188.21 191.28 182.20 226.17 258.00 138.90 - -
Aptus V Hsg 252.05 249.60 251.10 251.45 245.55 1391.58 364.00 245.55 - - Diffusion En 275.45 271.06 274.00 277.00 269.45 50.37 418.20 231.85 - - CC B MarkolinePav 160.31 158.71 162.00 162.00 155.68 121.45 188.00 131.65 - -
Archean Chem 581.50 569.00 575.00 579.80 566.00 66.08 727.60 408.35 - - Digispice Te 20.62 19.88 20.00 20.79 19.22 344.32 35.50 17.09 - - C C PRUD MC MARKSANS [1] 187.87 181.75 185.00 186.80 180.95 451.84 270.60 157.25 33 181.65
Arfin IndiaL 75.62 74.00 75.60 75.60 73.25 515.60 84.01 31.43 - - DigitideSol 113.05 108.84 111.51 112.85 108.11 240.62 279.69 105.25 - - CCG Maruti Udyo [5] 15326.00 15237.00 15309.00 15434.00 15190.00 208.65 17371.60 11072.20 33 15227.40
ARIES AGRO 351.60 351.00 355.00 359.40 340.20 61.48 459.00 215.60 13 354.50 DISH TV [1] 3.33 3.27 3.31 3.34 3.26 3584.61 8.00 3.28 - 3.27 CCP MASFIN 336.05 335.75 334.05 339.95 329.00 145.14 350.00 221.50 18 334.75
[Link] 75.81 75.25 75.00 75.89 74.01 183.13 120.00 58.15 - - Divgi Torq. 657.85 744.55 700.00 761.90 681.30 278.86 761.90 410.10 - - DB Mastek [5] 1790.30 1750.80 1745.00 1769.90 1676.20 169.14 2817.75 1780.10 28 1750.80
Arisinfra So 102.08 101.60 100.10 102.80 97.00 1391.19 208.50 82.18 - - Divi's Lab [2] 6185.00 6168.50 6141.00 6200.00 6054.00 299.36 7077.70 4941.70 64 6169.15 Master Trust 90.66 86.48 89.33 90.12 86.15 94.27 174.40 86.05 - -
Arkade Dev 121.22 121.27 121.00 122.53 118.00 213.68 213.69 107.96 - - DIXON [2] 11626.00 11417.00 11500.00 11548.00 11250.00 446.53 18471.50 9828.00 93 11414.70 Max Estate 412.05 407.20 410.10 415.10 405.05 90.86 564.30 341.10 - -
Arman Fin 1622.20 1662.50 1620.00 1690.00 1572.20 173.60 1849.95 1111.00 40 1671.55 DLF [2] 651.80 626.40 641.60 641.60 623.55 4838.14 887.50 587.05 57 626.45 D C B Max Healthca 1062.90 1053.60 1062.00 1067.95 1044.15 2745.79 1314.30 933.80 - -
Arrow green 443.60 431.80 448.40 448.40 422.70 35.16 816.15 404.00 15 430.90 DLINK IND [2] 406.35 411.15 406.00 414.95 396.00 100.46 588.90 349.45 14 411.20 MAYUR UNI. [5] 564.40 562.10 561.60 568.25 556.85 30.36 629.30 434.90 14 562.25
Artemis Med 244.81 238.97 242.90 244.38 237.00 124.38 306.15 207.71 - - DMART 3963.00 3909.20 3944.30 3949.50 3887.00 219.06 4916.30 3337.10 82 3908.10 B Mazagon Dock 2414.90 2350.20 2400.00 2405.00 2340.00 848.84 3775.00 1918.05 - -
Arvind Fash [4] 483.85 482.95 480.50 492.30 474.00 163.51 579.05 338.00 - 481.75 Dodla Dairy 1222.70 1206.40 1231.00 1231.00 1200.00 15.78 1525.00 965.50 - - B MCLEOD RU [5] 45.95 43.58 45.50 45.50 42.90 490.28 68.73 27.96 - 43.69
Arvind Ltd 366.15 385.10 360.00 395.65 354.60 2178.37 404.95 271.55 36 385.15 Dolat Algo 77.57 76.91 77.01 78.99 76.02 178.75 111.05 68.00 - - C MCX [2] 2441.90 2340.60 2380.00 2404.40 2321.20 3459.27 2706.00 882.02 83 2341.20
ArvindSmart 570.75 552.75 569.85 569.85 545.60 28.17 775.00 504.10 110 556.05 DOLLAR [2] 312.05 309.50 307.00 313.40 307.00 79.13 437.00 302.60 17 309.00 GP Medi Assist 416.25 403.45 416.05 417.80 400.00 144.97 594.10 385.00 - -
Asahi Ind. [1] 972.90 958.10 962.00 964.50 950.00 28.49 1072.95 576.60 81 958.10 DOMS Ind 2413.70 2365.70 2403.90 2404.00 2340.00 97.06 3064.60 2250.00 - - M Medplus Hlth 854.70 858.75 848.05 865.65 838.85 100.76 1045.30 678.05 - -
Ashapura [2] 575.20 540.85 569.00 569.10 530.75 1471.29 924.70 302.00 38 540.90 Donear Ind [2] 96.38 95.00 96.38 99.90 93.62 68.59 129.55 76.70 12 94.84 Meesho 153.04 152.85 152.00 155.10 149.02 3070.18 254.40 144.76 - -
Ashiana ho [2] 342.85 347.95 337.70 356.00 333.00 403.65 374.00 248.75 29 348.80 Dr AgarwalHe 459.25 455.05 453.00 461.95 447.70 53.93 568.00 327.00 - - C MeghamaniOrg 55.82 54.24 55.76 55.76 54.07 376.38 106.30 52.17 - -
Ashok Leyl [1] 211.02 204.63 210.12 212.87 203.8026832.69 215.35 95.20 35 204.70 Dreamfolks 91.21 88.43 91.00 91.97 87.22 163.11 359.00 87.22 - - KO Metro Brand 1043.90 1070.00 1043.90 1077.00 1030.30 205.26 1340.40 990.05 - -
Ashoka [5] 158.20 151.61 155.90 155.90 150.44 946.94 235.80 139.95 21 151.75 Dredging Cor 1009.00 966.80 1002.80 1015.00 962.00 168.62 1245.90 494.75 - 967.60 & N METROPOL [2] 1987.40 1947.80 1977.60 1980.60 1934.10 40.08 2259.30 1383.70 70 1946.95
Asian Energy 282.70 281.30 282.45 285.00 272.00 51.89 391.65 215.00 - - DrReddy'sLa [1] 1274.90 1268.10 1274.00 1279.30 1263.60 838.95 1377.95 1025.90 23 1267.60 m W MFSL [2] 1813.50 1824.90 1821.30 1848.50 1817.30 1588.46 1821.20 972.55 - 1826.45
Asian granit 71.42 68.81 71.34 71.34 67.50 4702.35 78.78 39.58 55 68.40 Ducon Infra [1] 3.94 3.67 3.89 3.89 3.57 1804.21 7.18 3.02 - 3.70 G MGL 1153.20 1107.10 1148.00 1152.90 1100.00 172.44 1586.00 1019.00 11 1108.30
Asian Hotels 287.90 255.00 289.00 297.05 247.50 51.71 403.65 269.60 - 257.10 Dwar Sugar [1] 36.17 37.68 36.00 38.10 35.06 1227.74 52.55 32.14 - 37.72 MIC Electr. 41.68 42.10 41.50 42.90 40.76 1870.35 82.97 33.31 - -
Asian Paints [1] 2410.50 2366.40 2408.90 2411.80 2360.10 675.64 2985.50 2125.00 56 2364.20 DYNACONS SYS 947.90 964.10 944.00 974.90 920.00 38.28 1213.70 825.05 16 960.20 Midhani 369.05 360.95 368.80 368.80 355.05 360.09 468.40 217.05 63 360.45
ASK Auto. 440.65 432.10 434.00 437.00 422.50 185.46 578.50 333.30 - - [Link] 9703.00 9446.50 9600.00 9719.50 9404.50 14.9711500.00 5437.40 128 9461.55 H mP Midwest Ltd 1474.50 1380.10 1411.00 1440.00 1362.90 94.00 1859.90 1048.50 - -
Asso Alcohol 890.60 876.05 890.00 890.00 870.05 25.15 1477.95 774.05 - - Dynamic Cab. 303.40 304.35 302.00 307.45 295.50 156.04 1036.00 275.00 - - N MINDACORP [2] 592.10 598.00 582.50 604.90 582.00 467.09 644.35 445.25 70 597.45
ASTECFE 648.45 636.90 645.00 645.00 615.05 99.33 990.87 555.40 - 638.90 P MindTeck(I) 203.55 212.37 203.55 215.00 201.21 85.95 307.00 141.00 30 212.25
ASTERDM 602.85 599.90 602.15 607.25 591.55 578.73 732.00 386.15 94 599.90 E .............................................. MINERAL&M [1] 65.57 63.87 65.21 65.21 63.52 1299.38 88.20 42.55 - 63.89
Astra Micro [2] 907.50 903.95 895.40 943.90 885.50 413.11 1195.65 584.20 58 905.60 E2E Netwrk 2550.60 2485.10 2530.00 2530.00 2480.00 98.74 3894.70 1710.05 - - C m Mirc Elect [1] 32.06 30.59 31.02 31.98 30.26 1347.33 37.47 10.30 - 30.60
Astral Poly [1] 1591.60 1596.50 1589.00 1604.60 1559.50 585.83 1615.00 1232.00 74 1596.35 Easy Trip Pl 6.78 6.61 6.77 6.77 6.51 8518.56 14.02 6.12 - - M Mirza Intl [2] 36.84 36.00 36.07 36.79 35.47 170.36 43.84 26.25 - 35.85
Astrazeneca [2] 8824.00 8919.00 8829.50 9000.00 8641.00 9.2810653.05 6501.60 96 8878.75 Eclerx Ser 3728.60 3666.10 3602.70 3829.90 3554.40 240.20 4985.95 2116.00 40 3666.85 B MM Forgings 475.40 465.00 475.00 475.00 457.65 41.53 477.00 276.05 21 465.20
Atal RealTe 26.57 25.88 26.50 26.90 25.80 2060.99 29.20 11.15 - - Ecos (I) Mob 185.19 173.13 185.00 185.00 171.50 316.68 358.40 165.00 - - H MOIL 312.25 307.30 306.00 309.90 305.65 555.49 405.50 281.55 22 307.75
Atam Valves 74.76 71.45 74.77 75.00 69.98 54.54 128.00 69.98 - - EDELWEISS [1] 125.41 122.44 124.50 124.93 121.20 5899.92 129.15 73.51 41 122.40 ND N M Mold-Tek T [2] 145.37 140.39 144.90 144.90 138.46 72.33 220.05 109.85 - 140.40
AtherEnergy 725.75 708.25 715.25 717.05 691.25 1945.55 790.00 288.15 - - EFC (I) Ltd 266.10 267.35 265.00 271.15 258.95 230.03 357.00 219.80 - - O C MOLDTKPAC [5] 574.75 555.95 574.70 574.75 546.15 42.67 890.00 415.00 27 556.65
Atlanta Elec 897.15 871.95 886.00 889.25 864.35 60.73 1097.85 707.60 - - Eicher Motor [1] 7943.00 8065.00 7900.00 8119.00 7886.50 967.94 7968.15 4644.10 44 8065.50 O B Montecarlo 579.00 583.70 578.15 587.70 566.55 19.25 865.00 507.40 13 582.40
ATUL AUTO [5] 512.25 500.35 507.95 514.15 496.00 200.04 554.20 381.70 30 500.00 EID Parry [1] 909.45 907.15 905.80 942.15 900.40 501.72 1246.45 639.30 803 910.50 D Morepen La [2] 39.05 38.55 38.95 39.10 38.07 1254.99 70.40 33.47 37 38.55
ATUL. 6628.50 6634.50 6600.50 6666.00 6492.00 14.69 7793.00 4882.00 38 6617.30 EIH [2] 333.80 330.25 332.15 332.95 327.80 172.34 434.35 293.45 30 330.00 P Moschip Tech 195.52 189.90 192.99 193.54 188.37 981.93 288.45 129.98 - -
AU SFB 1000.60 994.90 998.10 1004.60 984.65 1802.82 1029.60 479.00 32 995.15 Eimco Elecon 1680.00 1635.20 1677.50 1677.50 1623.80 17.17 3001.10 1250.00 20 1632.85 Mothersn Sum 43.27 42.79 42.90 43.27 42.00 5057.23 65.96 36.66 - -
Aurionpro So 966.80 932.35 962.00 962.00 922.95 138.70 1663.15 883.00 46 931.90 [Link] In 104.45 102.32 104.35 104.35 102.00 411.55 168.50 84.90 - - NDO COU MOTILALOFS [1] 803.35 784.55 803.25 803.25 782.00 459.58 1097.00 487.85 49 784.20
Aurob Pha [1] 1157.90 1145.60 1149.10 1157.40 1126.80 1682.47 1278.00 994.35 31 1148.50 Elecon Eng [1] 444.70 434.20 444.70 444.70 431.30 191.77 716.55 348.05 26 434.45 m Motisons Jwl 16.01 15.91 16.13 17.05 15.7330824.21 25.01 10.62 - -
Aurum Prop 176.08 172.35 175.01 177.88 170.60 100.09 225.70 144.40 - - Electro Cast [1] 75.61 73.07 75.00 75.10 72.93 958.17 138.70 66.01 12 73.21 R m MPHASIS 2464.00 2458.40 2387.60 2501.20 2355.20 1725.16 3035.15 2025.05 33 2455.70
Authum Inv 495.70 486.35 490.00 500.70 485.00 270.98 3318.70 472.00 - - Elgi Equipm [1] 512.25 509.55 513.05 523.65 499.40 2365.08 608.25 390.05 46 508.95 NDO H MPS 1539.10 1493.20 1531.00 1579.90 1467.00 124.37 3071.85 1530.00 22 1489.30
Auto Axles 2000.70 2007.40 1975.00 2030.10 1958.10 14.09 2125.95 1533.15 18 2007.60 Elin Elec. 153.59 143.10 152.70 152.70 142.00 117.25 234.00 108.21 - - U B MRF 151210.00 150105.00 150750.00 151500.00 148505.00 7.13 163500.00 100500.00 28 150089.35
AUTOMOTIVE S 460.95 469.30 454.00 472.00 448.35 22.36 656.50 395.85 36 469.00 EllenBarrInd 249.70 239.65 245.75 246.75 237.50 143.31 637.70 237.50 - - R m MRPL 191.12 185.60 189.99 190.00 184.05 5232.93 197.00 98.95 15 185.65
Avadh Sugar 344.45 341.90 344.20 347.50 336.00 27.88 586.35 307.75 9 339.65 Emami Ltd [1] 495.35 489.60 490.00 496.70 487.25 410.63 655.40 470.00 24 489.75 NDO R [Link] 212.64 213.21 210.80 215.30 208.70 389.46 1654.00 208.67 - -
Avalon Tech 1078.75 1054.05 1060.00 1082.65 1045.00 140.94 1318.00 603.00 - - EMAMI PAP [2] 90.47 89.15 94.00 94.00 88.59 85.35 122.66 78.00 29 89.09 G MSP Stl 31.63 31.18 31.63 31.63 29.60 324.63 41.25 21.51 - 31.12
Avantel 151.31 151.99 149.50 154.70 147.11 1256.64 215.00 100.10 - - Emcure Phr 1458.10 1488.70 1468.00 1495.00 1442.80 208.08 1585.60 889.00 - - MSTC 486.80 477.40 485.00 489.90 474.00 120.82 611.80 411.10 - -
Avanti Feeds [1] 1414.75 1424.35 1403.95 1489.00 1330.0510797.87 1431.70 582.00 34 1425.80 Emmvee Photo 207.26 210.29 208.99 217.50 204.19 4352.59 248.40 171.51 - - w MTAR Tech 3560.60 3586.50 3535.00 3640.80 3530.00 356.48 3748.70 1155.60 - -
AvenueSai 18.59 18.90 18.38 19.40 17.8525003.87 23.64 14.75 - - EMS 351.10 330.60 349.20 349.20 329.85 206.77 747.00 322.15 - - BK MTNL 32.13 31.42 32.13 32.13 31.20 751.48 58.00 28.54 - 31.40
AVT Natur [1] 66.97 65.81 66.64 67.24 65.00 59.94 83.50 51.00 21 65.96 Emudhra 499.65 485.80 496.00 496.00 480.15 194.64 894.10 480.15 - - w MufinGreen 119.01 116.49 119.00 119.45 115.05 741.12 126.34 63.11 - -
Awfis Space 359.65 323.95 359.90 359.95 320.70 976.41 718.95 320.70 - - Endurance 2557.60 2484.20 2547.60 2549.00 2470.20 80.31 3078.95 1555.65 50 2485.40 N O DG Mukand Ind 134.55 131.33 134.00 134.00 129.66 104.45 160.85 84.64 20 132.30
Axis Bank [2] 1340.00 1332.30 1341.30 1346.50 1316.10 4624.55 1418.30 978.00 17 1333.80 Enginrs Ind [5] 180.90 201.67 199.10 210.00 197.15 134019.97 255.25 142.15 22 201.85 Mukka Protin 25.47 24.92 26.10 26.25 24.75 1106.60 36.90 20.16 - -
AXISCADES [5] 1365.40 1422.10 1365.40 1432.90 1344.10 295.27 1778.55 662.25 189 1425.85 Entero Hlth 1156.60 1148.60 1159.00 1216.00 1119.10 248.29 1510.80 944.00 - - N O Munj Auto [2] 88.75 85.10 89.00 91.94 84.36 797.23 114.60 60.04 53 85.03
AYM Syntex 181.03 179.72 185.89 189.83 175.79 32.36 279.10 144.35 - 178.25 Enviro Infr. 169.52 167.01 169.52 169.79 165.00 729.18 306.40 163.21 - - Muthoot Fin 4066.90 3586.10 3870.00 3870.00 3552.70 6498.83 4149.00 1964.35 20 3576.75
Azad Engg 1610.80 1579.10 1608.00 1608.60 1560.50 117.18 1899.00 1159.45 - - Epack Dur. 255.83 250.06 254.90 255.64 248.40 360.54 421.35 216.50 - - C Muthoot MFin 186.82 190.30 187.00 196.00 187.00 832.41 199.39 119.25 - -
Epack Prefab 191.20 187.77 190.56 190.88 182.37 351.55 344.00 174.90 - - G
B .............................................. Epigral 1002.30 977.30 1001.00 1004.00 972.00 68.81 2114.00 904.60 - - N ..............................................
Baazar Style 354.00 353.65 354.95 361.95 346.50 453.10 392.00 181.00 - - EPL 220.65 217.54 219.25 221.65 216.51 331.09 261.37 175.28 - - W N C L IND. 191.27 194.16 190.00 198.18 188.40 460.36 239.20 177.90 16 195.10
BAJAJ AUTO 9840.00 9760.00 9800.50 9900.50 9720.00 120.69 9928.00 7088.25 30 9761.90 Equitas SFB 68.88 68.54 68.05 69.25 66.60 3034.58 73.40 50.00 - - NagarAgri [1] 146.54 140.65 144.51 144.90 140.00 209.21 309.41 49.48 - 140.60
Bajaj Cons [1] 378.30 380.95 378.05 388.65 368.25 738.83 395.50 151.95 31 381.95 ERIS [1] 1510.40 1414.40 1511.00 1511.00 1389.90 238.37 1909.55 1140.00 70 1414.65 N C Nahar Ind 106.10 107.08 104.00 109.00 104.00 28.10 150.00 89.22 10 107.65
Bajaj Elect [2] 384.40 376.85 384.40 384.40 375.00 268.05 749.35 382.35 94 377.90 ESAF SFB 28.21 28.32 28.05 28.49 27.71 385.17 36.46 24.31 - - B Nahar Spg [5] 194.07 203.73 194.04 209.00 190.00 101.32 311.00 150.00 33 204.25
Bajaj Fin [1] 999.10 1024.75 995.00 1032.00 992.8021613.99 1102.45 802.72 40 1024.10 Escorts 3635.80 3586.60 3630.00 3692.60 3577.90 173.26 4171.35 2828.75 30 3587.65 G Nandan Den [1] 3.07 2.96 3.01 3.01 2.88 3179.22 4.41 2.70 - 2.96
Bajaj Finser [1] 2037.10 2023.20 2035.00 2035.00 2012.70 756.23 2194.65 1728.15 227 2024.20 Essar Shp 31.04 30.33 31.00 31.00 29.11 243.27 43.00 21.25 5 30.16 G mm Nandani Crea 38.21 39.14 39.64 39.90 38.05 74.25 58.00 26.00 - -
Bajaj HCare 366.30 356.60 366.50 374.00 355.50 46.40 745.00 329.40 - - Eternal Ltd 298.00 285.20 298.00 300.00 283.8047583.84 368.45 194.80 - - K w Narmada Agr 33.31 32.92 33.31 34.10 32.61 155.53 35.99 14.82 - -
Bajaj Hindus [1] 17.37 16.37 17.25 17.25 16.28 7330.66 29.62 15.58 - 16.39 Ethos 2524.70 2477.10 2489.80 2543.60 2459.00 13.19 3245.90 2000.00 - - O C m Natco Pha [2] 839.85 823.85 830.00 834.25 819.00 451.73 1242.45 660.05 10 822.10
Bajaj Holdng 11040.00 10881.00 11040.00 11040.00 10821.00 32.68 14873.20 10406.00 45 10881.10 Eureka Forb. 532.15 518.25 533.00 533.00 515.00 137.32 668.30 461.50 - - NATIONAL FER 79.63 78.14 79.01 79.40 77.77 613.01 112.11 70.94 45 78.11
Bajaj HouFin 90.39 89.29 89.80 89.84 88.90 3884.94 136.96 87.11 - - Euro Pratik 231.99 233.57 234.99 239.00 224.16 393.89 390.00 205.10 - - NationalAl [5] 369.70 349.30 360.00 361.25 348.3510586.12 431.60 140.00 10 349.40
Bajel Proj. 159.50 161.27 159.50 163.00 155.30 167.34 263.90 142.34 - - EVEREADY (I) [5] 344.40 341.25 344.40 346.90 335.35 40.88 475.20 272.80 33 340.35 RB N R Nava 567.00 554.45 562.95 562.95 550.35 141.74 735.00 356.05 - -
Balaji Amine [2] 1105.20 1079.10 1093.90 1093.90 1064.00 78.54 1946.00 1060.35 24 1078.65 EVEREST KA [2] 124.11 121.90 125.51 126.88 119.49 670.12 157.55 97.00 20 122.00 RCON Navin Fluori [2] 6587.00 6304.00 6580.50 6580.50 6286.00 141.67 6960.00 3567.30 73 6306.40
Balaji Tele. [2] 93.02 90.02 92.94 92.94 89.00 373.33 139.99 49.18 15 90.07 EXCEL [1] 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.22 1.18 2934.76 1.75 0.65 - 1.20 R D NAVKARCORP 97.80 97.70 96.99 98.58 96.00 223.22 140.35 84.00 - 97.66
Balkrish Ind [2] 2641.30 2611.80 2641.30 2641.30 2571.10 200.89 2815.40 2157.20 39 2613.15 ExcelsofTe 93.05 87.29 92.50 92.98 85.94 2081.41 142.59 68.00 - - R C Navneet Edu [2] 156.29 156.03 155.51 156.83 152.27 75.97 168.00 127.20 19 155.85
BalmerLawrie 179.23 177.49 177.50 178.85 175.00 97.58 238.00 146.70 13 177.25 Exicom Tele 100.25 96.53 99.98 99.98 95.00 542.02 217.00 93.20 - - R B Nazara Tech 277.80 279.10 277.00 281.30 273.40 2952.57 1453.00 221.35 - -
BalramChini [1] 460.45 465.90 459.00 470.45 454.50 433.22 627.00 393.40 23 465.30 EXIDE IND. [1] 338.05 336.80 337.70 340.35 332.15 1628.68 430.85 308.75 27 336.25 RM NBCC [1] 100.50 98.08 100.00 100.12 97.70 9520.54 130.60 70.82 42 98.10
Balu Forge 503.00 501.35 503.00 509.40 486.75 1051.13 784.00 341.05 - - Expleo Sol. 844.45 852.35 833.00 864.90 826.30 26.90 1370.90 735.35 - - R C NCC [2] 154.85 151.93 153.50 154.12 151.20 2306.84 242.00 138.50 15 151.85
Banco Prod [2] 690.90 661.90 687.15 687.65 656.70 418.43 879.60 292.95 24 661.80 G CH NDR AutoComp 764.20 738.00 764.20 764.20 735.00 14.16 1220.00 551.00 - -
Bandhan Bk 169.54 165.44 168.10 170.03 164.50 4430.72 192.45 128.15 26 165.45 F .............................................. C NDTV [4] 85.52 83.86 85.70 85.96 83.30 131.60 140.54 77.20 - 83.96
Bank of Maha 65.59 65.44 65.40 66.00 64.79 8944.80 67.77 38.11 8 65.43 Fabtech Tech 164.76 162.45 165.50 167.40 161.30 167.10 262.80 137.29 - - CH NELCAST [2] 123.42 119.63 122.78 122.78 118.30 115.27 180.65 78.00 22 120.09
Bansal Wire 278.05 275.70 271.05 279.90 270.45 35.05 434.30 252.30 - - FACT 801.15 781.20 800.00 800.10 775.15 64.60 1111.00 565.20 - 780.90 Nelco Ltd. 654.80 637.90 652.00 653.95 633.95 51.02 1161.50 579.85 347 637.85
Bansw Syntex Fag Bearings [2] 3806.00 3772.10 3806.00 3806.60 3700.50 60.38 4392.85 2836.55 53 3768.35 Neogen Chem 1301.20 1286.40 1284.50 1316.30 1258.00 22.34 2089.40 966.70 - -
[5] 120.51 122.22 118.05 125.58 117.22 94.66 165.60 93.20 18 121.85 Faze Three 556.45 611.30 549.25 612.05 549.25 406.67 747.95 317.75 - - W ND N RG Nephrocare 575.25 572.70 575.25 588.25 566.65 117.24 603.80 446.00 - -
BartronicInd 12.16 11.30 11.79 12.18 11.10 4080.81 19.39 10.10 - - FCS Softwa [1] 1.70 1.64 1.67 1.68 1.63 1775.28 3.39 1.46 - 1.64 NESCO [2] 1214.80 1187.00 1197.30 1202.00 1180.00 29.11 1638.85 841.95 20 1185.20
BASF India 3769.10 3653.60 3705.00 3785.00 3633.70 51.32 5418.20 3522.85 41 3659.85 FDC [1] 388.30 376.30 388.30 388.30 374.85 65.37 528.30 357.45 25 375.95 m NESTLE (I) [1] 1305.50 1282.60 1305.00 1310.40 1278.00 522.59 1339.85 1057.50 78 1282.55
Bata India [5] 883.85 852.25 867.90 880.70 840.20 154.95 1378.85 835.45 58 854.50 Fed Mog Goe 441.65 430.20 441.00 442.70 426.60 50.09 622.00 308.10 13 430.50 Netweb Tech 3201.90 3097.30 3159.70 3159.70 3075.10 564.54 4479.00 1251.55 - -
Bayer Crop 4832.90 4791.20 4808.70 4808.70 4715.80 21.62 6539.95 4220.05 35 4779.65 FedBank Fina 146.14 141.75 144.20 144.20 141.20 505.30 178.48 80.00 - - J Network18 [5] 37.76 37.08 37.49 37.68 36.50 2496.10 65.31 35.00 - 37.13
BCL Ind. 30.92 29.74 30.69 30.69 29.55 707.99 49.30 26.07 - - Federal Bnk [2] 287.10 288.30 287.05 290.55 285.10 6202.18 298.40 172.95 18 288.35 KUM R N NetworkPeoSR 1230.80 1170.30 1152.00 1270.00 1152.00 118.31 2531.75 1144.50 - -
BDL [5] 1271.60 1243.60 1267.60 1267.90 1240.00 1058.75 2096.00 908.90 79 1244.60 FiberwebInd 45.96 46.00 45.96 46.50 44.25 156.57 59.26 31.20 - - &K B Neuland Lab 12960.00 13056.00 12997.00 13296.00 12823.00 39.03 19748.40 10060.00 94 13043.80
Belrise Inds 188.27 186.71 186.00 191.39 184.55 5220.88 193.74 89.15 - - FIEM Inds 2399.20 2298.80 2399.00 2399.00 2291.10 76.44 2554.30 1156.00 27 2301.55 K NDU R Newgen Soft 507.75 479.60 495.25 499.10 475.80 1554.97 1379.15 506.05 22 479.60
BEML [5] 1740.40 1735.90 1731.10 1748.90 1700.60 171.06 2437.43 1173.18 56 1736.80 Filatex Fas 0.30 0.30 0.31 0.32 0.3061587.80 0.74 0.25 - - P Neyveli Lig 259.65 259.30 256.00 262.00 249.15 1711.76 292.35 185.85 19 259.50
BergerPaints [1] 460.75 462.00 460.00 464.20 452.50 309.26 604.60 449.00 50 461.85 FILATEX INDI [1] 49.01 47.96 48.07 49.25 47.20 473.22 66.10 34.03 12 47.94 P NH 1864.90 1819.80 1856.60 1872.00 1813.60 250.56 2371.60 1296.40 80 1820.90
BF INVEST [5] 414.15 404.10 412.00 429.00 396.60 41.21 561.65 361.75 17 404.00 Fine Org [5] 4596.60 4422.90 4500.00 4524.00 4355.50 20.94 5490.00 3355.05 38 4419.55 C NHPC 76.50 75.47 76.05 76.12 75.2010066.74 92.30 71.01 24 75.50
BGR ENERGY 345.90 336.80 345.95 345.95 335.00 86.34 490.15 69.49 - 337.15 FINEOTEX [1] 23.93 24.05 23.74 24.30 23.00 1616.57 35.76 19.21 - 24.09 B NIACL [5] 154.59 150.48 152.30 153.74 149.93 442.47 214.75 135.05 21 150.65
BHANSALI E [1] 85.96 84.64 85.35 85.68 83.79 269.32 123.60 79.25 13 84.46 Fino [Link] 226.13 218.44 224.00 226.00 217.10 160.93 339.00 200.00 - - N RR G NIBE 1044.70 980.80 940.00 993.90 914.00 249.05 2001.00 761.50 - -
BHARAT BIJ [5] 2515.70 2501.10 2500.10 2546.10 2483.40 15.96 3472.55 2372.60 22 2516.25 Finolex Ind. [2] 191.34 188.73 190.00 192.35 186.10 985.26 238.00 144.05 25 189.30 R NIIT [2] 76.73 75.75 76.00 76.39 74.20 502.46 150.55 71.69 42 75.83
Bharat Elect [1] 443.90 435.55 443.90 446.20 432.8014086.07 461.40 240.15 54 435.40 FinolexCable [2] 819.10 810.80 819.00 823.75 800.00 222.79 1059.05 701.00 20 810.65 m NIIT [Link] 361.55 372.40 360.00 380.00 349.25 86.80 476.50 300.05 - -
Bharat Forge [2] 1726.70 1738.80 1756.90 1784.20 1725.90 4313.86 1756.10 919.10 61 1739.30 FischerMed 42.44 41.29 42.75 42.75 41.15 905.87 1194.40 33.94 - - B Nila Spaces 14.65 14.28 14.61 15.00 14.13 602.23 20.47 10.21 - -
Bharat Ras [5] 1745.60 1670.50 1745.60 1749.30 1660.00 40.37 3030.25 1537.45 20 1669.95 FiveStrBusFn 440.30 440.00 440.20 445.50 432.05 874.81 850.00 420.55 - - NipponAM 965.45 912.40 955.00 955.00 899.95 1020.84 1009.00 498.05 - -
Bharat Wire 175.79 175.11 175.65 176.00 170.46 77.46 248.70 122.40 16 176.00 Flair Writng 322.40 323.05 321.60 325.90 310.15 274.67 357.00 194.03 - - Nitco Tiles 84.27 80.48 84.00 84.00 80.00 210.39 164.00 76.00 - 80.54
BharatCoking 36.03 35.25 35.49 35.74 35.1011926.41 45.09 35.09 - - Foods & Inns 66.75 60.93 67.00 68.00 60.02 306.45 128.45 56.15 - - N CO ND NITINSPINNER 332.20 335.15 330.00 345.35 324.00 111.30 424.40 290.00 11 337.45
BharatSeats 168.37 163.55 167.00 167.00 162.20 66.77 239.45 69.84 - - Force Mot. 23840.0023843.0023720.0024129.0023004.00 119.5225050.00 6200.50 - - B M Niva Bupa 77.04 76.24 76.15 76.84 75.30 459.55 95.21 68.54 - -
Bharti Airte [5] 2014.50 2004.70 2013.90 2024.20 1992.00 4808.54 2174.70 1561.00 52 2004.60 FORTIS HEALT 928.55 916.75 928.15 930.90 914.30 1221.32 1105.00 521.05 374 916.90 NMDC [1] 84.74 79.43 81.50 81.90 79.1631361.48 86.84 59.56 10 79.45
Bharti Hexa 1681.90 1668.70 1680.20 1683.00 1661.10 46.53 2052.90 1234.00 - - FSL 273.80 254.15 265.00 266.80 252.45 3168.45 403.80 271.25 38 254.35 BC m NMDC Steel 41.30 40.36 40.95 40.95 40.00 4142.61 49.65 32.13 - -
BHEL [2] 260.60 255.75 257.00 262.20 254.7027784.73 305.85 176.00 111 255.70 FSN E Com 280.14 270.95 279.39 280.25 269.88 8182.11 285.60 154.90 - - BM Nocil 153.75 151.30 153.75 156.80 151.01 331.83 217.85 125.35 35 151.35
Bigbloc [2] 57.08 55.92 56.70 56.70 55.26 105.17 80.60 48.10 - 55.68 FujiyaPow 210.69 210.93 210.40 214.25 207.50 186.84 230.99 192.00 - - Northern Arc 251.15 252.05 251.00 255.50 245.95 261.84 290.00 141.47 - -
Bikaji Fds 654.30 639.75 651.00 654.35 636.85 109.31 818.70 558.80 - - Fusion Micro 189.86 188.39 189.86 189.86 184.54 289.85 211.80 123.96 - - GC m Nova Agri 30.84 29.06 30.14 30.79 29.00 343.89 62.84 29.00 - -
Billionbrain 179.66 172.92 180.10 184.00 170.5062551.18 193.80 112.00 - - D NRB Bearing [2] 289.85 282.50 286.90 290.40 281.00 121.48 312.75 191.45 21 281.95
Biocon [5]
BIRLA CORPN.
375.05
1075.00
377.95
1052.60
374.00
1074.90
381.90
1074.90
368.30 5387.17
1040.70 26.90
424.95
1537.15
290.80 - 377.80
901.85 26 1050.30
G .............................................. P NTPC Green E
NTPC
89.08
368.25
89.01
363.00
88.75
367.55
89.28
368.00
87.42 2357.25
362.40 7111.97
117.64
372.00
84.05 -
292.70 17 362.95
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Gabriel Ind [1] 1012.50 989.60 1006.15 1013.60 985.00 117.63 1386.45 435.60 58 991.60 w
Birlanu Ltd 1803.80 1781.50 1777.00 1840.00 1742.00 11.20 2428.30 1500.10 - - [Link] E 860.25 847.75 847.00 857.95 840.00 31.25 1375.75 723.85 14 845.85
GACM Tech 0.49 0.49 0.50 0.50 0.48 3759.04 1.21 0.44 - - Nuvama Wealt 1310.50 1299.70 1297.40 1319.40 1280.70 298.03 8508.50 1210.90 - -
Birlasoft 433.85 398.95 412.65 416.30 374.0011659.53 533.80 331.00 - - GAIL 163.72 161.69 162.40 163.33 161.12 8523.27 202.65 150.60 14 161.65
Bk of baroda [2] 289.85 287.45 287.30 288.00 284.60 6295.04 313.30 190.70 8 287.40 W Nuvoco Vist. 346.60 340.10 346.60 347.45 336.05 135.78 477.50 287.05 - -
Galaxy Surf 1870.00 1833.00 1870.00 1870.00 1804.70 7.61 2750.00 1800.00 40 1833.80
Bk of India 165.28 161.79 164.10 164.45 161.26 8120.03 170.50 92.74 7 161.90 Gallan Metal 576.85 555.35 570.00 575.60 550.25 151.11 800.60 293.75 28 555.40 P
BL kashyap [1] 51.92 50.42 51.41 52.38 50.02 427.14 80.07 42.71 - 50.45 Gandhar Oil 150.18 146.70 150.00 150.01 145.00 262.98 184.42 120.56 - - O ..............................................
Black Box 577.75 544.50 561.00 565.20 540.30 362.87 613.80 320.85 - - Ganesh Benz. 82.24 79.62 82.90 83.26 77.00 146.70 133.80 68.40 - - KC m OBEROI REAL 1566.60 1547.60 1539.00 1556.60 1515.30 494.87 2006.25 1425.75 33 1547.30
Bliss GVS [1] 218.20 217.82 218.00 224.99 209.02 6571.04 225.00 105.05 30 217.80 Ganesh Cons 191.55 189.93 191.00 192.00 186.71 102.92 309.95 186.71 - - K m Odisha Ce [2] 2171.20 2140.30 2160.00 2163.30 2120.40 77.38 2495.95 1602.00 275 2143.45
BLS [1] 280.45 269.30 279.50 279.50 267.70 1252.02 428.30 246.05 - 269.65 Ganesh Ecosp 837.55 803.85 841.50 841.50 796.05 92.51 1738.80 653.25 47 803.60 KP P R OIL INDIA 474.85 455.25 471.00 471.00 452.30 5341.81 524.15 322.15 17 455.20
BLS e-Svc 166.40 163.73 163.90 165.36 161.53 137.56 232.50 131.31 - - Ganesh Hous 713.35 701.45 706.00 712.00 697.40 28.43 1449.95 685.60 - - M Ola Electric 30.97 30.89 30.90 31.43 30.4132322.18 71.24 30.46 - 30.90
Blue Jet Hlt 441.40 397.30 441.35 443.35 397.30 1493.59 1027.80 392.00 - - Gareware 719.05 717.70 709.00 728.90 696.05 127.50 981.00 589.55 36 717.35 NK OlectraGreen 1031.50 1020.90 1011.00 1030.80 1009.50 210.45 1714.20 965.10 - -
Blue Star [2] 1974.00 1997.20 1960.00 2015.00 1952.30 618.70 2266.70 1521.20 100 1996.50 Garuda Cons. 205.79 203.53 205.79 210.00 199.04 2757.21 249.30 87.50 - - PPOW R OM Infra 93.51 93.37 92.10 95.69 90.65 88.19 146.12 71.50 - -
BlueDart Exp 5833.50 5811.50 5746.50 5821.00 5715.00 11.48 7222.35 5196.00 48 5809.05 Garware Hi 4171.40 4224.70 4154.10 4372.50 4104.20 82.24 4782.90 2317.35 - - WC m Omax Autos. 118.83 115.14 118.83 118.83 114.82 72.24 165.28 78.00 11 115.10
BluestoneJew 450.70 436.75 445.90 452.55 431.20 759.51 793.00 411.85 - - Gateway Dis 60.57 58.84 59.94 59.94 58.48 876.39 76.50 55.28 - - W One PointOne 48.61 47.73 49.45 49.45 46.65 679.23 69.99 41.01 - -
BluspringEnt 64.35 61.41 64.00 64.22 61.26 68.38 100.88 54.95 - - GE Vernova 3622.50 3553.00 3610.10 3630.30 3531.50 376.80 3819.00 1254.00 - - W OneMobiwik 217.51 212.17 217.50 217.50 211.00 476.56 389.85 190.62 - -
BMW Ventures 57.57 58.02 57.25 58.33 56.60 107.77 78.00 50.02 - - Geekay Wires 26.83 24.88 27.24 27.24 24.40 370.67 87.53 24.40 - - W OnesourceSpe 1211.30 1185.20 1209.90 1237.90 1175.10 411.03 2248.00 1057.00 - -
Bodal Chem [2] 51.29 49.80 51.00 51.00 49.50 106.29 81.50 45.36 19 49.83 GEMAromatics 197.67 195.49 196.20 196.20 192.50 81.10 349.60 133.00 - - ONGC [5] 276.35 267.40 270.00 271.35 266.0020748.63 280.35 205.00 10 267.50
Bom Dyeing [2] 119.61 116.94 118.50 120.85 116.40 791.98 196.50 108.45 41 117.05 Generic Eng 52.52 52.45 53.69 53.69 52.00 243.04 55.92 21.96 - - ONMOBILE 53.26 51.79 52.60 53.03 51.48 195.48 75.00 40.00 14 51.66
BombayBur [2] 1813.00 1791.90 1805.00 1812.20 1772.50 24.42 2156.10 1521.00 165 1791.95 Genesys Intl [5] 337.50 300.15 308.00 316.70 286.35 1755.54 859.90 289.50 23 300.35 P m Onward Techn 308.10 290.25 281.05 305.50 281.05 109.58 382.00 206.80 20 290.95
Borosil 252.45 253.35 251.80 254.45 246.05 141.35 397.95 240.10 - - Geojit Fin 70.74 69.39 69.70 70.38 68.79 255.02 94.79 60.73 - - OPTIEMUS 425.65 412.85 422.65 423.35 408.55 101.37 712.95 366.05 159 414.15
[Link]. 505.80 494.85 502.10 504.00 494.00 132.23 721.00 441.45 - - GEPowerIn 399.75 479.70 410.00 479.70 410.0017665.19 479.70 205.25 - - UB OOD ORACLE FIN [5] 6764.00 6639.00 6648.00 6711.00 6400.00 437.10 9948.00 6735.00 16 6641.75
[Link]. 116.55 118.81 117.90 121.60 114.46 238.48 190.79 99.53 - - GHCL Text 77.11 79.10 76.20 81.00 76.20 337.09 99.00 65.00 - - M Orchid Phr 672.20 664.45 678.90 687.25 652.20 47.08 1410.45 603.80 - -
BOSCH 36495.00 35695.00 36415.00 36420.00 35600.00 13.85 41894.30 25938.20 46 35715.00 GIC Housing 163.27 161.79 162.05 163.99 159.25 56.06 206.00 151.00 6 162.45 H ORIENT CEM [1] 163.58 160.54 162.00 162.64 158.80 231.42 362.05 146.35 10 160.55
BPCL 377.70 374.10 377.45 378.40 372.95 2696.61 391.85 234.15 7 374.40 GICRE [5] 392.85 390.60 387.05 394.80 383.20 694.02 453.60 345.05 8 390.95 Orient Cera. 42.60 41.44 41.80 41.99 40.99 55.96 56.64 28.67 - -
BrainbeesSol 267.80 269.80 263.80 270.95 261.00 1019.95 458.00 254.50 - - Gific Bio Sc [1] 312.65 309.50 303.00 313.00 296.00 37.74 419.65 285.00 57 307.65 W Orient Elec. 179.56 174.12 177.03 177.16 172.78 102.61 248.90 155.35 - -
Brigade 796.55 762.95 787.10 792.55 757.00 233.61 1332.35 710.80 46 763.60 Gillette (I) 8673.00 8553.00 8668.00 8671.00 8510.00 12.5111505.00 7413.00 45 8545.80 U D Orient Hotel [1] 104.63 102.61 104.47 104.92 101.52 108.87 169.00 98.35 31 102.30
BrigadeHotel 62.29 61.41 62.25 62.25 60.99 111.66 91.77 58.02 - - Ginni Filamm 44.42 39.74 44.42 44.42 39.14 537.16 57.71 18.94 9 39.83 O H B Orient Paper [1] 20.80 19.97 20.60 20.70 19.75 401.70 31.54 19.11 - 20.09
BrightcomGr [2] 14.23 13.52 14.07 14.09 13.3517458.82 21.65 7.71 - 13.52 GK Energy L 116.82 111.06 116.80 116.80 110.98 1012.59 239.60 96.01 - - CNC Orient Tech. 335.15 335.35 332.00 339.00 326.60 353.06 513.40 294.20 - -
Britannia [1] 6102.00 5980.50 6080.00 6098.50 5968.00 159.82 6336.95 4506.50 59 5979.65 Gland Pharma 1816.00 1780.80 1811.00 1811.10 1770.10 108.64 2131.00 1277.80 - - [Link] 326.45 298.10 310.00 316.60 294.00 29.79 432.00 251.00 - -
BSE Ltd 3143.20 3025.30 3100.00 3127.00 3017.90 3885.00 7588.00 2021.50 - - Glaxo Pharma 2668.50 2594.40 2645.00 2668.50 2584.80 61.05 3515.95 1968.00 44 2593.90 Orissa Min [1] 4419.60 4327.40 4411.00 4411.40 4310.00 5.47 6132.00 4200.90 - 4326.90
BYKE Hosp 51.51 50.81 51.26 51.51 50.10 34.55 102.30 46.00 50 50.70 Glenmark Ph [1] 2034.50 1997.60 2034.00 2047.90 1992.00 865.05 2286.15 1274.70 38 1996.55 K Orkla India 556.80 546.05 552.25 554.05 544.20 62.98 760.00 544.20 - -
Global Hlth 1148.60 1139.10 1138.70 1147.00 1121.10 72.97 1456.50 1010.00 - - KPR M Osia Hyper 14.13 13.73 14.00 14.01 12.83 1036.24 33.08 11.31 - -
C .............................................. GlobeCivil 53.39 53.40 53.80 54.51 52.15 183.55 95.00 47.00 - - K C [Link] 29.52 28.79 29.40 29.49 28.55 111.77 50.90 25.48 - -
Camlin Fine [1] 169.55 165.98 167.20 171.71 165.05 461.33 334.70 128.10 - 166.40 GLOBUS SPR 987.25 980.05 984.60 986.70 970.00 54.07 1303.95 802.00 36 980.50 K OswalPumps 350.85 333.25 348.50 348.50 329.50 1783.44 888.40 329.50 - -
Campus Act. 276.15 272.80 271.00 275.45 271.00 198.73 304.40 210.00 - - Glottis Ltd 53.55 52.37 53.00 53.47 52.00 108.29 93.00 48.67 - - K P
CAMS 730.40 721.05 726.00 728.80 715.00 487.00 4375.00 652.05 - - GM Breweri 1041.45 1013.65 1038.00 1038.00 1010.10 71.37 1328.00 579.10 14 1015.00 K w P ..............................................
Canara Bank [2] 144.81 141.77 143.80 143.80 141.4214139.26 160.80 78.58 6 141.75 GMM Pfaud [2] 985.30 1001.65 982.00 1015.50 965.05 78.11 1416.30 944.25 66 1002.00 K P&G Health 5172.50 4989.00 5112.00 5146.00 4970.00 26.51 6739.00 4903.85 - -
Canara HSBCL 147.09 151.61 147.25 153.72 146.19 1626.23 157.80 106.00 - - GMR Airports 96.33 94.03 95.60 96.00 93.53 7836.03 110.36 67.75 - - K N Pace Digitek 184.80 180.72 185.35 185.71 179.05 279.97 231.95 160.21 - -
Canara RobAM 260.05 255.40 257.55 261.65 254.05 528.58 353.40 244.00 - - GMR P&U Inf. 103.87 102.41 103.05 104.98 101.10 789.41 141.01 89.36 - - K MDH NU Page Ind 33850.00 33530.00 33545.00 34065.00 33300.00 15.46 50470.60 32132.95 48 33525.00
Canfin Hom [2] 888.40 884.25 884.80 891.00 859.45 240.31 970.00 558.80 12 884.10 GNA 442.60 431.75 441.95 456.00 416.00 328.16 470.70 269.80 17 431.00 K m Pakka 94.88 89.87 95.84 95.84 89.06 117.26 246.00 85.17 - -
Cantabil [2] 311.00 305.15 309.90 309.90 300.65 198.15 321.50 213.00 29 304.75 GNFC 469.90 466.95 467.50 472.85 463.10 127.90 577.00 442.50 11 466.70 K N Panacea Bio [1] 357.25 350.05 355.70 360.75 346.70 94.05 581.00 282.15 - 349.45
CAPACITE 264.63 258.31 261.63 262.09 254.65 260.86 396.00 207.20 13 258.10 GNG Elect 329.35 335.80 330.25 340.80 318.10 134.48 401.70 239.00 - - K B ParadeepPhos 123.38 122.75 122.75 125.37 121.41 4048.96 234.39 83.25 - -
CapillaryTec 562.15 518.15 552.00 556.45 511.95 219.80 798.95 511.95 - - Go Digit 320.05 322.60 317.00 325.15 312.65 768.16 381.40 264.60 - - K Parag Milk 234.05 221.95 232.00 232.20 221.00 660.27 377.20 135.10 17 222.15
CAPLIN POI [2] 1736.80 1731.20 1729.80 1737.70 1708.20 38.71 2396.95 1551.05 36 1732.70 GO Fashion 349.50 349.70 349.50 353.30 336.55 138.08 943.75 336.55 - - K R D PARAMOUN [2] 36.89 35.70 36.05 36.71 35.60 605.18 65.08 31.00 15 35.74

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Paras Defen 651.75 639.60 651.40 653.65 638.00 222.12 1945.00 608.60 - - Shadowfax Te 124.28 124.73 124.00 127.75 121.86 8281.58 127.75 98.55 - - TRIVENITU [1] 488.90 490.70 483.50 496.80 478.50 1826.12 675.40 454.40 43 490.95 Gold BeEs [1] 128.52 126.10 56101.52 148.42 66.40 126.10
Park Hotels 129.40 126.83 129.89 130.53 126.00 164.39 193.95 116.85 - - Shaily Eng 2163.80 2003.70 2100.00 2107.00 1931.00 608.46 2799.90 1308.65 - - Trualt BioEn 434.85 419.70 434.55 435.20 413.00 160.44 549.00 310.20 - - Goldmanamc - CPSEETF 100.44 98.51 1834.64 101.53 75.00 98.56
Park MediWo 172.23 175.53 174.00 177.80 169.91 2231.98 179.60 138.10 - - SHAKTI PUMPS 655.45 640.10 650.00 664.25 636.95 944.09 1047.00 549.00 20 640.35 TSF Invest 443.65 439.30 444.35 445.55 428.85 31.67 701.50 240.00 - - GrowwAMC 200 11.66 11.54 71.98 12.45 9.00 -
Pasupati Acr 53.85 53.74 53.97 54.57 52.97 247.20 63.50 38.64 - - SHALBY 168.37 156.77 166.71 166.71 155.83 387.07 274.50 160.75 21 157.45 Ttk Prestige [1] 577.45 563.85 575.05 575.05 560.70 10.96 772.80 553.00 45 564.25 GrowwAMC Liq 107.82 107.85 642.53 108.40 100.00 -
Patanjali Fd 523.15 521.25 520.00 523.95 511.80 3557.11 2011.00 480.00 - - Shankara Bld 102.60 100.97 102.14 102.15 100.20 100.45 311.50 100.15 5 101.05 Tube Invt. 2511.40 2498.60 2490.00 2517.90 2452.40 315.37 3419.90 2164.90 - - GrowwAMC NET 9.79 9.59 211.28 12.14 9.00 -
Patel engg [1] 30.05 30.29 29.74 30.40 29.24 6390.39 46.86 26.16 8 30.31 Shankara Bui 925.85 852.90 920.00 941.80 836.00 113.63 968.00 636.00 - - TVS Hold. 15558.00 15044.00 15604.00 15604.00 14819.00 7.36 15800.00 13071.00 - - GrowwAMC Nif 10.36 10.25 365.06 11.88 9.50 -
Patel Retail 200.18 192.85 198.20 198.20 192.10 119.43 305.00 169.91 - - ShantiGolInt 217.93 217.84 217.00 223.61 213.80 1053.08 274.10 184.10 - - Tvs Motors [1] 3881.20 3864.60 3861.60 3894.00 3832.20 260.60 3908.95 2191.30 52 3864.50 GrowwAMC Pow 10.33 10.15 1113.11 11.30 7.75 -
Pavna Ind 25.18 22.43 25.28 26.00 21.75 248.71 509.00 16.24 - - Sharda Crop 1252.60 1256.00 1230.00 1297.00 1204.00 638.70 1262.05 440.05 22 1250.95 TVS [Link] 125.58 131.13 124.99 137.00 123.6320820.79 156.25 92.16 - - GrowwAMC Rai 33.45 33.12 457.87 43.66 28.72 -
PayTM 1148.70 1126.30 1140.00 1140.40 1099.30 6319.75 1381.80 651.50 - - SHARDA MO [2] 952.20 942.30 949.70 959.00 929.75 33.34 1258.00 625.00 17 942.85 TVS SRICHAKR 4484.80 4342.80 4484.80 4588.90 4320.00 20.73 4787.80 2429.55 89 4331.70 GrowwAMC Rea 9.44 9.24 248.55 11.30 8.31 -
PB Fintech 1553.60 1523.80 1534.90 1556.50 1519.40 1364.88 1978.00 1311.35 - - ShareInd Sec 151.57 149.45 150.00 156.47 148.53 1507.11 230.01 127.50 - - TVTN [5] 127.03 127.39 125.03 131.44 123.76 80.26 199.95 117.75 29 128.90 GrowwAMC-Gol 15.17 14.89 3687.09 179.96 14.50 -
PC Jeweller [1] 10.14 10.01 10.11 10.11 9.93 31945.49 19.65 8.66 - 10.01 ShDigvijCem 70.42 69.32 70.00 70.07 68.89 88.88 107.70 63.55 - - GrowwAMCMOM5 10.62 10.50 181.82 12.00 9.11 -
PCBL 314.85 301.20 314.85 315.00 300.00 1546.46 444.15 254.50 - - Shilchar Tec 3928.30 3821.70 3903.00 3949.70 3802.70 14.63 4350.00 2852.50 - - U ............................................... GrowwAMCNXT5 69.95 68.84 10.36 72.25 64.00 -
PDS 318.50 324.20 317.80 326.95 310.65 130.39 485.75 289.95 - - SHILPA MED [1] 323.15 326.80 320.80 336.25 316.00 463.82 501.60 260.00 58 326.20 UCO Bank 28.70 28.13 28.55 28.55 28.06 5766.77 40.71 26.83 14 28.15 GrowwAMCVol 10.69 10.66 5.32 11.50 9.00 -
PENNAR IND [5] 183.83 177.81 182.90 182.91 176.75 242.51 279.80 136.60 24 177.60 Shipping Cor 273.62 264.43 272.98 275.20 263.00 8470.63 280.35 138.25 11 264.40 Uflex ltd 511.65 466.35 475.00 487.35 461.00 95.98 652.80 437.65 16 465.45 GrowwAmc-WEV 30.80 30.57 148.87 32.38 23.00 -
PERSISTENT [5] 5452.00 5479.00 5210.00 5540.00 5210.00 1806.43 6597.00 4163.80 55 5476.50 Shipping Cor 46.82 46.31 46.50 47.01 45.43 505.72 60.34 42.85 - - Ugro Glob. 135.08 135.27 134.00 135.78 132.39 151.02 199.98 132.39 - - GrowwAMSC250 9.38 9.24 117.67 10.47 8.66 -
Petronet LNG 297.15 290.40 291.85 294.65 286.05 2767.14 326.50 263.70 12 290.60 Shivalik Bi 522.90 512.85 513.80 529.75 502.45 98.82 605.00 342.00 - - Ujjivan SFB 62.70 61.24 62.00 62.47 60.85 6911.64 68.00 30.90 - - HangSengBees [1] 551.75 544.54 144.37 577.98 319.47 545.48
Pfizer Ltd. 5121.40 5037.40 5110.80 5110.80 4987.80 21.47 5987.65 3742.90 30 5034.45 Shivalik Ras 293.20 279.80 292.75 293.75 276.50 92.88 752.25 276.50 - - Ultra Tech 13029.00 12963.00 13012.00 13025.00 12873.00 178.24 13104.00 10053.00 51 12964.65 HDFC GOLD ETF 132.81 130.30 8112.15 152.30 70.10 -
PG Electro [1] 623.65 615.45 615.00 622.45 601.90 1419.69 1008.00 471.15 140 615.80 SHK 174.92 167.15 173.00 173.00 167.00 225.19 275.20 135.35 102 167.10 [Link] 99.62 100.96 99.00 102.99 95.40 605.82 155.80 95.40 - - HDFCAMC HDFCPSUBK 92.96 92.61 18.45 94.59 55.68 -
PGIL [5] 1589.90 1586.10 1595.00 1665.90 1554.00 165.37 1993.30 884.00 96 1587.55 SHOPPER ST [5] 411.95 400.10 410.25 410.25 395.60 38.28 588.50 321.45 - 400.10 Unimech Aero 1023.40 937.00 926.30 972.00 926.30 197.41 1397.00 807.05 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCBSE500 38.50 37.21 142.87 39.55 31.14 -
Phoenix Mill [2] 1779.00 1735.50 1769.70 1772.50 1725.50 287.04 1965.00 1403.00 212 1735.40 Shree Cement 26340.00 26130.00 26090.00 26255.00 25750.00 27.81 32508.20 25389.00 54 26131.55 Union Bank L 181.00 178.87 180.00 180.76 178.10 8733.45 183.40 106.60 7 178.70 HDFCAMC-HDFCGROWTH 123.34 121.34 20.62 133.30 103.11 -
PhysicsWall 100.36 107.33 100.69 111.49 95.43 85349.30 161.99 95.43 - - Shree Rama [5] 60.83 60.96 61.00 61.65 59.72 131.18 71.55 30.90 14 60.72 Uniparts Ind 516.65 515.65 516.65 522.25 512.00 78.33 543.95 296.65 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCLIQUID 1047.97 1048.37 15.02 1052.88 990.00 -
PI [Link] [1] 3222.30 3150.60 3035.00 3243.50 3035.00 1327.26 4329.00 2952.05 27 3152.35 ShreejiShipp 400.00 400.50 404.30 408.85 392.60 1991.61 408.85 222.00 - - Unitech [2] 5.55 5.46 5.40 5.68 5.27 7412.00 10.50 4.12 - 5.48 HDFCAMC-HDFCLOWVOL 21.26 21.03 18.82 23.00 17.70 -
PiccadilyAgr 612.35 583.55 615.45 615.45 578.80 120.27 805.50 533.15 - - SHREEPUSHK 349.45 364.50 348.00 415.25 336.50 2715.66 476.60 221.10 29 364.45 UNITED BRE [1] 1621.20 1628.80 1615.70 1649.00 1569.30 121.18 2291.05 1401.25 103 1628.30 HDFCAMC-HDFCMID150 22.53 22.17 755.34 23.39 17.51 -
Pidilite [1] 1497.40 1479.30 1486.10 1489.60 1472.10 474.00 1575.00 1310.08 65 1478.45 Shringar Hou 240.04 236.79 239.50 241.25 234.31 1150.18 250.70 177.51 - - UnitedFoodbr 260.33 252.89 238.57 255.50 238.57 44.11 356.00 172.34 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCMOMENT 32.13 31.63 148.16 33.23 25.50 -
Pine Labs 203.33 201.31 203.33 204.40 199.16 1117.93 284.00 192.81 - - Shriram Fin 1082.80 1065.80 1081.80 1086.00 1060.00 4555.74 1087.10 525.10 - - UnitedSpirit 1417.40 1402.40 1414.00 1423.00 1398.10 383.58 1645.00 1271.10 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCNEXT50 71.20 70.17 97.88 73.00 57.00 -
Piramal Fin 1785.60 1769.10 1765.00 1784.90 1749.90 182.58 1954.50 1260.00 - - Shriram Pist 3156.00 3084.00 3145.00 3145.00 3062.00 42.51 3407.20 1662.55 - - [Link] 700.10 690.20 690.05 705.55 679.90 40.37 1007.00 408.10 24 688.90 HDFCAMC-HDFCNIF100 27.18 26.91 65.68 29.00 21.15 -
Piramal Phr 163.31 165.95 162.50 167.88 159.00 4647.77 240.95 148.31 - - Shriram Prop 82.10 84.36 82.60 86.54 82.60 2371.07 105.58 63.13 - - Uno Minda 1247.90 1244.00 1245.80 1249.00 1220.30 1278.98 1382.00 767.60 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCNIFBAN 62.39 61.90 1061.44 63.63 48.51 -
Pitti Engg [5] 923.55 904.70 929.00 929.00 889.10 32.62 1121.00 677.20 32 901.45 ShyamMetalic 896.15 879.45 894.00 896.00 875.50 132.10 1001.00 673.50 - - [Link] 159.04 153.62 158.00 160.80 152.85 120.04 356.00 146.45 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCNIFIT 35.24 34.63 3173.88 44.98 32.24 -
Pix Transm 1479.50 1414.80 1489.00 1489.00 1405.20 9.04 2114.35 1220.10 - - Siemens Ener 2731.30 2740.10 2725.00 2849.90 2682.60 1006.40 3625.00 2115.00 - - UPL [2] 744.90 724.30 740.15 742.95 720.95 1332.08 812.00 580.00 122 724.65 HDFCAMC-HDFCNIFTY 289.00 285.69 202.89 301.88 240.55 -
PlatinumInd 231.01 241.41 227.55 243.80 225.66 151.77 342.40 213.00 - - Siemens Ltd. [2] 3148.50 3116.50 3131.00 3184.50 3083.10 411.11 3411.50 2271.44 72 3118.35 UraviDefen 173.25 172.51 173.25 174.90 168.10 34.81 584.00 152.82 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCPVTBAN 29.40 29.20 70.45 30.10 24.04 -
Plaza Wires 39.92 40.05 39.95 40.45 39.00 41.86 72.65 34.63 - - Sigachi Ind 24.02 23.01 24.00 24.00 22.86 2822.70 59.59 18.92 - - Urban Compan 121.08 121.25 121.00 122.89 120.82 2561.17 201.18 116.58 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCQUAL 58.74 58.45 70.46 61.87 49.53 -
PN Gadgil Jw 571.50 566.95 571.50 575.00 551.30 120.72 701.40 473.80 - - Sigma Advan 194.68 186.30 191.00 194.00 185.00 110.47 231.00 49.06 - - Urja Global [1] 10.09 9.98 10.02 10.08 9.85 1072.77 17.49 9.37 - 10.00 HDFCAMC-HDFCSENSEX 94.43 93.35 46.23 98.48 80.55 -
Pnb Gilts 80.40 80.60 79.45 80.90 78.90 233.15 119.84 73.55 6 80.48 Sigma Solve 48.05 46.60 47.25 47.25 45.01 140.07 655.00 45.01 - - USHA MART. [1] 423.75 408.90 422.15 422.15 407.00 203.82 497.50 278.80 38 409.50 HDFCAMC-HDFCSILVER 245.64 232.19 14126.78 359.00 85.67 -
PNB Housng 852.85 836.05 848.00 848.00 827.70 1057.63 1141.85 746.10 10 836.15 SignatureGlo 982.90 1040.55 981.90 1052.60 981.90 1715.85 1339.50 775.20 - - UTI Asset 1078.15 1069.35 1062.50 1079.80 1052.60 37.73 1494.80 905.00 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCSML250 163.81 161.21 1556.51 183.18 135.21 -
PNC Infra [2] 220.16 215.09 217.36 218.00 214.18 233.48 331.80 205.60 15 215.40 Signpost Ind 246.91 241.21 247.99 247.99 237.36 38.11 347.00 180.37 - - Utkarsh SFB 13.77 13.55 13.80 13.81 13.42 4443.02 32.52 12.96 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCVALUE 138.50 137.22 4.70 142.71 117.50 -
Pokarna Ltd [2] 1090.40 1082.80 1074.00 1135.00 1052.50 399.53 1359.05 692.55 - 1084.60 Sikko Ind 5.25 5.36 5.59 5.59 5.28 1076.26 136.63 3.81 - - Uttam Sugar 221.23 214.10 217.90 221.50 210.12 70.50 330.70 170.05 7 214.50 ICICI PR NIF LW VL 30 ETF 22.84 22.57 729.41 26.81 19.03 -
Poly Medicu [5] 1316.50 1289.20 1316.50 1316.60 1260.60 237.68 2936.70 1313.70 38 1288.95 Silgo Retail 78.77 79.71 79.00 84.96 78.91 117.11 87.50 35.10 - - ICICIPRA010G 258.21 259.60 4.88 265.36 243.60 -
Polycab Ind. 7768.00 7587.50 7760.50 7764.00 7565.00 160.05 7948.00 4555.00 - - Silver Tou. 1337.20 1270.40 1336.00 1336.00 1270.40 48.19 1690.20 610.00 - -
Polyplex 869.70 844.55 869.70 872.70 835.00 50.84 1396.80 775.00 28 843.65 [Link] [2] 230.52 226.62 239.96 244.26 223.36 97.97 343.80 188.35 56 226.95 V ............................................... ICICIPRAMBha
ICICIPRAMC - CASHIETF
125.12
1049.31
123.29
1049.72
663.23
86.67
128.24
1064.57
93.02
1001.47
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-
PonawallaFin 472.65 464.15 471.95 472.80 460.00 769.23 570.40 267.20 - - Sindhu Tra. 24.12 23.02 23.80 24.00 22.76 2234.35 39.29 13.00 - - V Guard Ind [1] 333.85 324.40 332.60 335.55 323.00 114.48 412.85 297.50 56 324.25
ICICIPRAMC - EVIETF 31.08 30.70 54.48 33.75 23.56 -
Pondy Oxides 1222.50 1192.40 1220.80 1221.80 1186.30 124.25 1578.00 490.00 - - Sirca Paint 478.20 472.60 477.60 481.00 468.00 260.28 539.00 230.69 - - V2 Retail 2078.40 2031.20 2074.20 2078.00 2011.50 54.49 2572.00 1398.00 54 2030.35
ICICIPRAMC - METALIETF 12.30 11.95 20865.18 12.69 7.35 -
Popular Veh. 109.16 105.98 109.15 110.20 105.00 71.55 163.00 86.75 - - SIS [5] 340.35 327.35 340.00 340.00 324.75 78.80 401.20 289.20 15 326.40 VADILAL IND 5182.70 5139.30 5178.00 5178.00 5100.00 12.40 7398.95 3496.05 52 5160.75
ICICIPRAMC - OILIETF 12.32 12.13 4026.25 12.77 9.42 -
Power Finan 410.55 400.55 407.45 408.00 399.40 7060.98 443.95 330.05 7 400.80 Siyaram Silk [2] 576.25 570.85 573.00 584.80 558.35 80.90 849.65 494.05 13 569.95 Vaibhav glbl [2] 256.87 253.22 253.00 257.90 251.16 517.32 292.70 178.00 29 252.85
ICICIPRAMC - TOP15IETF 10.83 10.72 84.28 11.33 10.00 -
Power grid 293.90 287.20 292.00 294.30 286.85 10914.16 321.75 247.50 17 287.40 SJS Enter. 1903.50 1803.60 1865.00 1903.50 1790.60 112.92 1919.00 808.15 - - Vakrangee [1] 6.82 6.76 6.75 6.80 6.63 1856.69 16.71 6.21 - 6.76
ICICIPRAMC - VAL30IETF 16.06 15.92 367.91 17.60 10.96 -
Power Instru 130.18 129.87 130.99 135.00 125.00 33.45 272.40 97.85 - - SJVN 78.98 76.67 78.00 78.08 76.10 6444.20 107.50 68.17 38 76.67 Vardhm Text [2] 483.75 510.55 482.00 525.00 475.00 4174.50 546.00 362.60 19 510.20
Vardhman P [1] 7.07 7.41 7.20 7.80 6.85 4017.49 13.62 5.02 - 7.42 ICICIPRAMC-ICICI500 39.94 39.36 85.30 41.64 33.00 -
Power Trad 185.38 185.05 182.70 185.97 181.74 1060.81 206.90 128.90 13 184.95 SKF Ind(Ind) 2461.60 2453.10 2455.40 2489.90 2419.80 6.58 2766.00 2311.20 - - ICICIPRAMC-ICICI5GSEC 64.44 64.43 4.34 66.70 58.05 -
POWERMECH 2141.20 2096.80 2125.00 2125.00 2075.00 61.14 3415.45 1698.85 22 2097.70 SKF INDIA 1717.80 1702.80 1726.40 1726.40 1689.90 81.84 2395.85 1627.51 23 1703.00 Varroc Eng 574.00 557.75 572.00 572.00 555.00 228.32 694.70 374.10 - -
Varvee Glob 142.19 137.49 142.19 143.93 134.04 31.45 196.95 114.00 - - ICICIPRAMC-ICICIALPLV 28.18 27.97 642.78 28.72 24.00 -
Praj [Link] [2] 330.50 308.45 318.00 318.85 305.00 2645.95 591.90 273.05 32 309.15 SKIPPER [1] 381.15 373.80 375.20 378.80 371.60 178.41 588.30 327.40 23 374.25 ICICIPRAMC-ICICIINFRA 99.24 98.17 160.97 101.00 77.65 -
Prakash Ind. 132.56 134.85 130.00 136.95 129.00 629.49 191.00 110.00 7 134.95 SKM Egg pro [5] 180.23 179.91 178.85 185.00 173.00 329.04 232.35 75.50 12 179.85 VASCON ENG 40.95 40.51 40.70 40.74 39.81 610.52 74.61 32.00 12 40.54
Vaswani ind 60.10 58.76 60.20 60.86 58.11 60.26 70.09 32.00 15 58.52 ICICIPRAMC-ICICILIQ 999.99 999.99 433.88 1029.99 969.99 -
Prakash Pipe 220.45 211.56 219.35 219.35 211.00 56.24 473.90 186.41 - - Sky Gold 368.20 372.75 368.00 381.00 361.25 4118.05 400.95 246.05 - - ICICIPRAMC-ICICIM150 23.00 22.57 1537.65 24.00 17.80 -
Precam 157.90 153.47 156.00 156.90 151.85 243.36 263.30 130.60 67 153.85 SmartworksCo 462.35 457.15 461.80 468.00 448.00 42.66 619.00 392.70 - - Vatech Wab [2] 1334.50 1284.00 1310.00 1323.40 1265.30 466.41 1679.00 1033.95 26 1284.45
VBL [2] 455.70 449.30 452.50 453.75 445.60 3080.72 568.50 419.40 57 449.35 ICICIPRAMC-ICICIMOM30 32.45 31.97 5294.77 33.61 25.00 -
Precision Wr [1] 278.96 261.57 278.85 278.90 258.01 811.93 280.00 118.35 43 261.55 SMC [Link]. 80.79 78.44 80.00 80.45 76.36 1004.92 160.00 56.99 - - ICICIPRAMC-ICICINXT50 73.28 72.39 800.72 76.55 58.70 -
Premier Enr 771.45 759.20 770.00 770.00 747.50 1150.50 1163.90 660.00 - - SML Mahindra 4861.30 4670.60 4875.00 4940.00 4627.30 267.90 4940.00 1028.40 - - Vedant Fash. 479.50 455.30 479.05 479.10 452.00 280.22 949.35 452.00 - -
Veedol Corp 1459.40 1442.10 1453.00 1457.20 1421.50 8.22 2035.00 1305.00 - - ICICIPRAMC-ICICIPHA 148.62 147.61 68.61 157.19 128.14 -
Premier Expl [2] 471.45 467.05 460.50 471.85 454.10 241.58 682.90 308.95 50 466.10 SMS Pharma [1] 350.80 337.15 342.00 349.20 333.15 238.03 359.95 175.00 36 336.50 ICICIPRAMC-ICICIQTY30 21.24 21.14 166.40 22.72 18.00 -
prestige Est 1572.70 1519.10 1545.00 1549.90 1482.10 2017.54 1812.40 1048.30 681 1516.70 Snowman Log 43.50 42.24 43.00 43.79 42.16 194.28 64.44 35.70 - 42.20 Venkey's (i) 1468.30 1439.40 1459.00 1477.90 1431.00 81.77 1769.30 1317.00 40 1438.25
Ventive Hosp 767.05 748.45 768.00 768.00 740.10 73.13 840.00 523.40 - - ICICIPRAMC-ICICISILVE 255.89 243.08 15156.45 373.50 88.80 -
Pricol Ltd [1] 620.35 633.45 622.00 637.40 613.50 600.60 694.95 381.50 49 632.95 Sobha Devel 1530.80 1524.90 1530.80 1535.00 1497.20 81.77 1732.45 1075.70 71 1523.80 ICICIPRAMC-ICICITECH 36.62 36.08 4292.70 46.69 33.43 -
Prime Focus [1] 261.91 261.80 259.50 277.60 256.43 5908.23 292.00 85.00 - 261.40 Solar Indus [2] 13391.00 13043.00 13250.00 13300.00 12935.00 90.67 17805.00 8479.30 110 13044.30 Venus Pipes 1192.20 1159.10 1172.40 1176.60 1155.00 22.94 1660.00 990.00 - -
Veranda Lrn 199.23 195.95 199.22 200.50 193.35 89.94 272.50 172.15 - - ICICIPRAMC-IPRU5008 62.26 61.74 1499.16 63.19 47.55 -
Prince Pipe 271.75 266.07 269.25 269.99 265.05 109.45 387.70 229.05 - - Solara Acti. 480.05 499.60 480.05 504.45 469.95 98.57 734.40 440.20 - - ICICIPRAMC-PSUBANKICI 93.40 92.57 126.90 94.87 55.80 -
Prism Cement 120.95 120.18 121.10 121.49 118.00 367.38 172.15 108.00 - 120.30 SolarWorldEn 214.81 205.85 213.90 217.88 201.56 754.82 388.50 201.56 - - Vertoz Advt 51.55 50.82 51.54 52.45 50.52 178.50 111.33 7.83 - -
Vesuvius Ind [1] 510.30 506.80 510.00 510.10 500.40 17.93 647.45 357.66 42 506.75 ICICIPRU SENETF 957.02 946.36 18.06 999.84 812.04 -
Privi Speclt 2799.60 2738.00 2790.00 2790.00 2710.00 111.26 3440.50 1368.15 - - Solectron 2488.60 2307.10 2480.00 2480.00 2264.70 54.46 3045.95 1140.15 50 2289.05 ICICIPRUDENGOLDETF 133.31 130.62 9802.10 158.00 69.71 -
Procter&Gam 11683.00 11694.00 11651.00 11870.00 11470.00 4.47 14536.60 11565.45 44 11709.20 Solex Energy 1011.60 926.95 950.00 956.60 860.00 154.80 1985.00 630.90 - - Vidya Wires 47.35 47.06 47.20 47.78 46.01 1125.61 58.45 42.51 - -
Vijaya Diag. 994.55 988.05 1000.00 1004.75 977.00 165.42 1180.00 740.00 - - ICICIPRUDNV20 ETF 15.04 14.85 1311.72 16.00 11.20 -
ProstarmInfo 174.42 171.87 171.10 174.40 169.10 264.71 253.49 108.00 - - SOM DISTIL [2] 87.70 82.16 86.51 87.91 81.50 1509.47 173.15 83.54 22 82.14 ICICIPRUMIDCAPSE ETF 18.06 17.92 100.76 20.00 13.86 -
Protean EGov 651.00 633.60 648.00 648.00 628.60 217.88 1484.50 590.40 - - Somany Cer [2] 408.65 402.00 408.60 410.05 398.00 32.66 623.00 373.05 18 400.95 Vikas Eco [1] 1.51 1.49 1.52 1.52 1.47 2172.43 2.79 1.42 - 1.50
Vikas Life. 1.61 1.60 1.61 1.62 1.59 1860.34 3.74 1.57 - - ICICIPRUNIFTY ETF 290.83 287.39 944.34 328.24 234.97 -
Prudent Corp 2664.80 2629.60 2650.10 2654.10 2613.70 5.50 3098.00 1570.00 - - Sona BLW Pr. 532.80 527.95 526.05 531.85 520.10 1082.97 559.50 380.00 - - ICICIPRUNIFTY100 ETF 29.43 29.06 112.53 30.88 23.85 -
PSPPROJECT 810.45 785.90 810.00 810.00 781.00 33.47 1030.80 607.05 86 785.75 SONA KOYO [1] 142.35 138.21 140.00 141.19 137.53 103.93 189.00 104.59 55 137.95 Vikram Solar 234.80 230.55 231.00 236.00 229.41 671.30 407.95 188.25 - -
VikranEngg 86.85 85.88 86.01 87.35 85.50 1806.73 118.40 84.20 - - IDFCAMC-NifE 283.60 279.48 1.47 340.80 235.01 -
PTC Ind. 18677.00 18384.00 18660.00 18660.00 18111.00 20.17 19387.00 9756.30 - - Sonata Soft. [1] 288.65 279.10 279.00 286.80 275.00 1956.92 464.20 278.85 32 279.20 Infra BeEs 997.70 982.20 19.04 2894.00 2366.00 279.31
PTCFIN SER 33.54 33.01 33.50 33.50 32.65 283.57 44.49 27.20 6 33.04 SOTL [2] 366.50 357.15 367.00 367.00 354.00 26.16 474.15 295.00 16 356.80 VIMTA LABS [2] 490.70 467.60 483.35 484.55 461.10 224.52 902.85 372.50 28 469.95
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VINATI ORG. [1] 1530.40 1498.70 1522.50 1530.00 1477.30 14.40 2039.70 1416.00 32 1503.15 InvesIndGold [100] 13482.50 13264.00 1.67 15704.78 7315.00 13325.00
Pudumjee Pap [1] 84.18 83.11 84.68 84.68 82.04 73.48 148.05 80.46 8 82.42 SOUTH EAST 1367.00 1374.70 1360.00 1399.00 1353.70 112.72 1439.95 753.00 16 1371.90 InvesInNifty 2955.00 2920.52 0.11 3147.00 2480.00 -
Punjab Natio [2] 120.96 118.76 120.10 120.36 118.30 14737.41 135.15 85.50 8 118.70 South [Link] [1] 40.15 40.95 39.89 41.18 39.7013758.97 46.85 22.12 8 40.96 Vindhya Tele 1132.00 1111.40 1130.20 1132.20 1102.30 10.34 1889.95 1116.80 18 1110.55
Vintage Cof. 144.66 144.23 144.00 145.95 142.36 1224.22 179.85 75.00 - - Kotak Nifty 284.96 281.44 331.24 320.00 238.25 -
PUNJABNSIND 27.42 26.97 27.28 27.28 26.85 1010.53 50.49 25.29 16 26.97 [Link]. 70.79 69.47 70.12 70.78 69.25 427.28 128.10 68.61 9 69.44 Kotak PSU Bk 923.30 917.63 20.90 945.00 552.00 -
Puravankara [5] 255.26 256.70 265.00 283.00 252.20 9953.18 338.50 205.05 - 257.30 Spacenet Ent 5.31 5.40 5.31 5.49 5.00 1000.73 11.24 4.78 - - VIP cloth [2] 24.15 23.75 23.81 24.27 23.10 382.43 45.23 22.86 - 23.85
Vip Indus. [2] 380.40 390.20 374.70 392.00 371.50 224.58 492.05 248.55 - 389.20 KOTAKMAMC - CHEMICAL 28.87 28.39 1101.66 30.00 26.75 -
PVR Inox 1081.50 1053.15 1070.05 1074.80 1047.10 262.87 1249.70 830.00 - - SPAL 713.10 757.65 708.15 812.90 695.00 683.69 990.00 585.00 21 757.65 KtakGold ETF 129.67 127.40 2600.25 155.00 68.01 -
Spandana Sph 261.05 257.55 260.70 260.70 253.00 145.51 357.00 193.00 - - Vishal MegaM 123.87 121.91 123.00 123.20 121.01 4166.95 157.60 95.99 - -
VishnuChem [2] 528.30 515.15 528.30 528.30 510.55 63.86 596.00 340.00 47 514.00 KtakMACM-Alp 49.08 48.14 1404.23 52.94 39.00 -
Q ............................................... SPECIALITY R
SPMLINFRA [2]
101.51
194.50
104.89
186.38
103.20
195.00
105.79
195.98
99.22 90.72
185.01 292.29
157.95 100.35
321.70 137.00
21 104.50
29 186.70 Vishnuprakas 49.71 46.93 49.00 49.25 46.12 1361.73 206.80 42.60 - - KtakMAC-NV20 153.94 152.37 15.68 168.70 131.63 -
Quadrant Fut 293.60 292.80 293.60 295.00 287.00 248.38 677.00 248.55 - - Viyash Scien 222.85 216.33 222.00 222.00 215.10 380.40 257.85 117.35 - - KtakMAMC-Con 123.03 121.06 5.33 132.00 102.46 -
Sprtking Ind 109.58 108.79 109.58 114.50 107.01 310.73 140.00 69.91 - - KtakMAMC-IT 36.54 36.32 1751.34 46.44 32.55 -
QualityPower 800.60 806.05 802.90 818.60 785.00 836.23 1082.00 267.80 - - VMART 634.60 616.85 629.00 629.00 607.05 235.34 962.48 551.85 41 616.75
Srf Ltd. 2841.50 2833.40 2815.00 2841.00 2765.60 196.55 3319.00 2569.95 47 2833.15 KtakMAMC-Liq 1090.94 1091.36 509.61 1123.29 1006.15 -
QUESS 206.42 205.12 205.95 207.11 200.41 182.12 378.10 191.00 14 205.40 VMS TMT Ltd 51.45 51.48 51.30 52.20 50.31 213.84 105.00 44.65 - -
SriLotusDev 151.57 144.16 150.90 150.90 143.55 1824.84 218.49 137.60 - -
Quickheal 178.76 175.61 178.10 180.49 172.85 132.99 431.85 173.40 140 175.75 Voltamp Tran 8164.50 7955.00 8108.00 8135.00 7921.00 25.0010078.75 5900.00 23 7945.60 KtakMAMC-MNC 32.10 31.67 53.26 32.41 24.52 -
SRM Contrac. 412.35 392.00 405.00 415.20 383.55 438.93 649.95 287.05 - -
Voltas Ltd [1] 1535.80 1525.40 1534.00 1534.00 1510.20 534.25 1545.35 1172.20 103 1525.20 KtakMAMC-Sil 249.44 235.48 2481.56 388.00 85.87 -
SSLT [1] 702.75 673.65 685.00 685.00 662.5515868.02 770.00 362.20 52 673.10
R ............................................... [Link] [1] 228.83 222.77 227.50 227.50 219.01 113.95 279.60 167.50 18 223.20 VRL Logi 301.20 290.90 293.90 295.00 283.00 332.66 325.48 216.45 21 291.10 KtakMAMC-Vol 21.76 21.52 28.45 22.90 18.16 -
R&B Denims 176.30 178.16 177.55 178.25 177.55 6831.78 178.25 97.55 - - VST INDUS. 239.37 239.56 236.00 240.99 234.44 134.68 349.95 215.00 18 239.40 KtkMAMC-BKET 629.34 624.06 112.45 651.60 490.15 -
Stallion Ind 173.85 165.37 170.99 172.70 165.16 496.22 423.80 60.00 - -
RACL Geartch 1232.70 1201.40 1232.60 1232.60 1180.00 19.40 1347.80 658.05 - - VST TILLERS 5882.00 5792.00 5882.00 5922.00 5762.00 43.57 6371.15 2875.00 40 5786.75 KtkMAMCMid50 175.66 173.63 74.13 183.48 134.98 -
Standard Eng 133.20 131.41 133.00 134.19 129.51 185.07 203.95 110.17 - -
RadhikaJew 71.79 70.81 71.44 71.69 69.40 226.78 111.50 65.32 - - LIC MF-LIC GOLD ETF 14038.80 13723.65 2.43 16200.00 7652.80 -
StanleyLife 179.92 168.21 176.59 176.59 167.00 641.44 377.50 167.00 - -
Radiant CMS 44.11 41.52 44.00 44.00 41.25 389.07 73.80 41.25 - - Star Health 480.60 467.85 477.70 482.00 466.15 234.05 534.00 327.30 - - W............................................... LICna-LICnfe
LICNAMC-LICNMFET
286.70
28.74
284.39
28.76
0.93
183.27
295.00
30.05
239.65
26.83
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RadiKhait [2] 2831.20 2789.40 2831.00 2831.00 2767.80 201.15 3695.00 1846.10 70 2792.00 Star Paper 147.43 144.90 147.49 148.84 143.22 34.42 189.95 138.20 6 145.50 [Link]. 75.71 75.42 75.71 75.99 73.10 151.16 101.99 63.55 - 75.12
Rail Tel 336.25 331.35 332.00 332.90 329.35 446.04 478.95 265.50 - - LICNAMC-LICNMID100 60.63 59.89 2.96 67.50 46.03 -
STARCEME [1] 218.94 216.47 217.10 217.91 214.75 214.48 308.10 196.70 86 216.55 Waaree Enr 3171.20 3096.20 3131.00 3153.70 3080.00 640.52 3865.00 1863.00 - -
RAIN [2] 156.77 152.37 155.15 156.67 151.21 2475.45 175.95 99.85 - 152.40 State Bank [1] 1192.40 1198.60 1189.00 1201.00 1184.5018141.39 1203.50 679.65 15 1198.80 LICNAMCNFNHGP 288.57 285.04 2.84 296.41 242.47 -
WaareeRenew 907.35 888.75 900.00 900.00 883.80 188.34 1358.00 841.15 - - Liquid BeEs [1000] 1000.00 1000.00 4447.05 1004.99 994.00 1000.00
Rainbow Ch. 1215.70 1186.10 1217.00 1217.00 1176.40 92.57 1645.70 1090.00 - - Steel Auth. 160.35 159.28 157.80 161.30 155.0019899.69 162.95 99.20 22 159.20 Wakefit Inno 214.95 213.35 214.40 218.10 207.29 888.72 224.00 164.06 - -
[Link]. 152.91 163.14 153.75 164.48 151.50 166.57 191.00 125.10 112 164.55 Steel Exch. 8.02 7.99 7.63 8.09 7.63 872.39 11.55 7.06 - - MIRAEAMC - BANKPSU 92.70 91.91 499.07 93.28 55.29 -
Walchandn [2] 174.80 169.71 174.20 175.50 169.10 700.97 277.00 142.20 - 169.75 MIRAEAMC - CONSUMER 11.72 11.56 186.47 12.87 9.00 -
Rajoo Engine 65.84 63.83 65.50 65.50 63.29 406.28 145.88 58.68 - - Steelcast 229.15 224.25 230.29 230.29 223.04 23.18 1279.00 176.02 - - Wanbury Ltd 267.21 254.62 263.00 266.17 250.61 166.60 330.00 155.00 14 254.55
Rajratan Glo 477.90 466.05 474.20 474.20 457.05 74.27 540.00 260.00 - - [Link] [2] 236.60 230.65 235.30 235.30 229.20 49.06 428.40 219.00 17 231.05 MIRAEAMC - DIVIDEND 36.91 36.13 11.96 38.03 35.31 -
WEBEL-SL E [1] 70.27 65.64 69.50 69.50 65.25 5489.80 159.90 64.51 12 65.76 MIRAEAMC - ENERGY 36.56 35.78 527.20 40.00 32.00 -
Rallis India [1] 267.50 264.40 267.00 268.00 261.60 337.73 385.60 196.00 28 264.60 Sterlite Tch 154.53 155.66 151.00 159.00 147.2011968.27 163.40 58.86 - - WELCORP [5] 831.15 802.65 830.00 830.00 801.00 248.12 994.60 665.70 28 802.70
Ram Ratna Wr 323.15 312.05 324.00 324.00 310.50 44.09 785.95 268.00 - - STL Networks 21.38 21.24 21.38 21.45 20.64 1062.64 35.40 18.00 - - MIRAEAMC - EQUAL200 13.50 13.32 15.46 13.96 11.03 -
WELENT 505.15 495.20 501.10 503.15 493.90 60.89 580.85 400.00 23 495.35 MIRAEAMC - EQUAL50 338.87 334.66 0.77 341.70 303.44 -
Rama Stl [1] 7.66 7.41 7.66 7.67 7.3510108.58 14.92 7.29 - 7.42 Stove Kraft 527.60 511.50 527.65 527.65 505.80 56.80 820.00 453.15 - - Welspun Liv. 142.60 141.16 140.01 145.25 139.05 3584.97 154.57 104.80 - -
Ramco Systm 545.45 523.60 543.50 544.10 518.80 70.97 681.80 270.00 89 524.15 STRIDES 865.75 857.65 867.00 871.05 846.70 180.23 1024.90 551.00 43 857.35 MIRAEAMC - EVINDIA 31.07 30.68 181.23 32.56 23.83 -
Wendt (Ind) 7055.00 7061.00 7011.00 7106.00 6851.00 5.0613000.00 6448.00 51 7059.85 MIRAEAMC - INTERNET 13.20 12.91 89.92 16.12 12.35 -
Ramco Cem [1] 1145.00 1144.70 1135.20 1148.70 1128.70 91.19 1214.00 788.75 143 1145.00 Studds Acces 520.25 496.90 513.50 515.20 491.00 27.23 600.00 475.00 - - WEST COA [2] 436.15 430.20 426.00 432.85 415.10 76.54 581.40 382.15 15 430.00
Ramco Inds. [1] 319.70 311.65 311.90 324.10 306.05 96.21 398.05 216.70 29 310.55 Stylam Ind. 2206.60 2218.40 2208.50 2229.90 2187.70 42.36 2430.00 1464.25 - - MIRAEAMC -QUIDPLUS 1072.28 1072.69 105.05 1240.88 994.83 -
Western Car. 118.36 120.46 117.00 121.22 115.56 162.81 147.29 65.10 - - MIRAEAMC - MASILVER 250.63 236.31 1017.79 380.00 84.55 -
Rashi Perip. 371.80 365.60 370.00 370.00 361.15 71.69 408.70 245.15 - - Styrenix Per 1982.20 1959.80 1979.20 1979.20 1945.60 18.41 3498.00 1839.10 - - Westlife Dev 539.70 521.80 539.00 539.00 519.05 99.93 852.95 464.30 - -
[Link]. 134.42 130.58 132.60 133.09 129.80 1184.11 166.55 108.05 23 130.65 Subex 10.50 10.11 10.30 10.39 10.10 1248.70 18.89 8.84 - - MIRAEAMC - METAL 12.32 11.94 9264.48 12.85 7.73 -
WeWork India 575.10 562.00 571.00 571.25 559.05 63.71 664.00 555.60 - - MIRAEAMC - MIDSMALL 48.31 47.25 333.24 52.62 40.00 -
RatanindiaEn 36.95 35.03 36.95 37.05 34.82 2421.86 69.70 31.98 - - SUBROS. [2] 821.70 801.80 815.00 816.00 798.00 46.57 1212.40 501.55 31 803.05 WHEELS INDIA 881.65 866.35 879.00 879.00 861.35 17.87 979.25 548.00 17 867.40
Rategain Tr. 571.10 547.85 565.75 583.90 480.50 4456.68 741.60 412.85 - - SUDARSH. [2] 938.65 924.70 878.00 939.90 841.35 357.48 1604.00 795.75 37 925.75 MIRAEAMC - MULTICAP 16.42 16.17 241.67 17.03 13.43 -
WHIRLPOOL 888.35 898.40 888.00 906.25 867.80 564.06 1471.00 756.05 37 897.20 MIRAEAMC - SELECTIPO 44.19 43.68 7.41 57.75 35.40 -
Ratnamn M [2] 2324.40 2251.00 2255.00 2299.90 2100.00 324.55 3044.10 1900.05 27 2251.40 Sudeep Phar 672.20 668.40 664.95 674.50 653.10 47.93 795.00 524.05 - - Windlas Bio 797.80 804.90 797.80 812.60 782.55 39.09 1140.00 665.10 - -
Ratnaveer Pr 152.04 146.93 150.50 151.80 146.50 692.59 177.00 115.99 - - [Link] 168.83 168.51 156.80 170.13 156.80 39.84 245.00 143.61 - - MIRAEAMC - SMALL250 16.27 15.98 523.26 18.89 15.13 -
Wipro Ltd. [2] 219.08 214.09 210.65 216.48 209.0123721.19 316.50 218.35 19 214.10 MIRAEAMC - SMALLCAP 42.96 42.18 2712.58 54.50 37.45 -
Ravindra Enr 152.30 150.22 152.20 156.80 149.10 192.40 191.77 93.41 - - Sula Vine 181.26 178.68 180.00 181.06 177.00 261.90 347.25 175.31 - - Wockardt [5] 1382.90 1394.80 1370.00 1435.00 1363.00 465.81 1870.00 1109.60 113 1396.95
Raymond 403.30 398.25 402.95 407.95 391.30 488.53 782.00 361.60 96 399.15 [Link] 413.80 407.05 413.80 413.80 404.00 289.09 665.00 396.20 - - MIRAEAMC - TOP20 9.55 9.43 14.80 9.99 9.14 -
WONDERLA 509.85 496.35 508.35 510.00 494.00 63.50 716.60 477.45 38 496.80 MIRAEAMC-ALPHAETF 25.80 25.32 762.31 26.53 19.61 -
Raymond Life 988.40 951.20 987.00 987.00 947.50 92.72 1411.90 865.30 - - Sun Pharma. [1] 1714.90 1697.50 1714.90 1719.00 1694.60 1148.17 1850.95 1547.25 93 1698.10
RaymondReal 460.45 442.20 461.00 461.00 441.00 114.82 1050.00 407.80 - - MIRAEAMC-BANKETF 615.86 611.95 3.25 624.37 481.38 -
RBLBank 317.00 313.80 313.45 317.20 310.00 3835.22 331.80 149.10 29 314.70
SUN TV [5]
[Link]
601.90
1309.90
576.40
1317.60
592.60
1285.10
598.90
1329.70
572.65 184.93
1285.10 8.56
691.00 485.10
2649.00 1112.80
14 576.30
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X-Z. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MIRAEAMC-ITETF 34.93 34.39 2321.07 44.55 31.70 -
RBZ Jeweller 152.12 152.20 152.12 154.80 147.26 199.64 219.90 125.50 - - Xchanging So 69.87 68.24 69.96 69.96 68.00 127.16 105.55 68.10 20 68.17 MIRAEAMC-LIQUID 999.99 999.99 215.64 1024.98 995.00 -
SUNDARAM FIN 5483.50 5289.50 5470.00 5478.50 5260.50 59.91 5555.00 4200.00 32 5291.40
RECLTD 350.70 346.90 348.10 348.50 339.80 8552.64 450.35 331.10 5 346.95 Xpro India 945.95 924.10 944.90 944.90 909.00 40.40 1329.00 850.05 77 922.90 MIRAEAMC-MAESGETF 43.70 43.06 9.11 45.06 36.00 -
SundramFas [1] 940.15 926.05 940.10 940.10 916.20 34.13 1076.90 832.25 36 925.70
Redington [2] 265.25 262.75 265.20 265.80 260.00 760.95 334.90 181.25 18 263.10 SundropBrand 657.10 671.05 640.40 742.00 633.00 132.38 960.15 601.55 - - Yasho Ind 1380.10 1375.50 1387.10 1413.90 1330.50 36.93 2198.00 1130.00 - - MIRAEAMC-MAFANG 157.75 156.38 105.50 178.78 100.00 -
Redtape 130.48 133.43 130.00 136.00 127.29 2763.05 179.95 107.53 - - Sunflag Iro 253.86 245.09 251.00 252.59 243.10 103.66 322.00 196.10 22 244.90 Yatharth Hos 694.20 685.25 688.80 690.00 676.05 278.77 843.70 345.60 - - MIRAEAMC-MAFSETF 29.29 29.07 143.69 29.82 23.01 -
Refex Refrig [2] 243.15 232.36 239.00 240.00 230.10 572.02 534.00 209.80 15 233.00 SUNPHA A [1] 135.20 132.10 133.70 133.99 131.20 400.40 204.25 109.20 - 132.05 Yatra Online 166.25 167.01 164.00 175.35 157.00 9742.16 202.00 65.51 - - MIRAEAMC-MAGOLDETF 150.95 148.22 1826.37 173.50 78.03 -
RegaalResour 60.23 59.71 59.30 60.60 58.12 441.24 145.70 57.27 - - SUNTECK RE [1] 408.25 398.20 401.85 403.85 394.20 69.57 478.30 348.05 122 398.75 Yes Bank [2] 21.10 20.86 21.03 21.07 20.7159208.82 24.30 16.02 - 20.86 MIRAEAMC-MAGS 29.57 29.70 2.87 31.00 27.65 -
Relax Foot [1] 366.60 359.80 362.05 364.95 356.00 71.04 531.45 355.00 53 359.90 Supraj Engg [1] 432.20 433.90 432.20 442.25 422.80 129.82 517.20 352.05 22 433.50 Zaggle Pre. 304.20 285.95 304.00 304.00 283.15 3059.05 469.80 265.80 - - MIRAEAMC-MAHKTECH 25.35 24.91 2155.78 35.59 17.56 -
Reli IndInf 759.90 741.75 755.75 755.75 737.10 43.14 1047.20 680.55 110 741.20 Supreme In [2] 3844.20 3774.90 3827.90 3831.70 3745.30 82.04 4740.00 3020.00 61 3779.45 Zee Entmt [1] 93.72 96.20 93.00 99.10 92.3531429.61 151.70 78.40 20 96.20 MIRAEAMC-MAM150ETF 22.69 22.32 2744.03 23.61 16.00 -
Reliance 1448.90 1419.60 1445.50 1450.70 1416.3010755.69 1611.20 1115.55 48 1419.90 Supreme Pet. 645.35 624.65 638.00 640.20 620.40 50.22 979.00 462.30 - - Zee Learn [1] 6.11 6.10 6.01 6.14 6.00 618.01 11.15 5.25 4 6.14 MIRAEAMC-MAMFGETF 159.79 158.01 67.80 160.25 119.50 -
Religare ent 252.43 244.00 251.70 251.70 240.60 1387.78 314.15 202.45 - 244.30 SupremeHoldi 59.46 56.45 59.46 61.86 55.80 44.99 116.50 55.80 - - Zee Media [1] 9.40 10.06 9.90 10.35 9.5511175.77 16.47 7.11 - 10.07 MIRAEAMC-MAN50ETF 279.16 275.59 238.94 289.05 226.00 -
Remsons Ind [2] 117.57 109.69 117.57 118.01 108.00 275.83 157.00 102.30 38 110.10 Supriya Life 688.70 680.85 677.35 701.00 677.35 114.40 842.00 556.15 - - ZEN Tech [1] 1347.00 1314.30 1340.00 1340.00 1302.90 392.01 2268.15 946.65 55 1312.80 MIRAEAMC-MANV30F 212.16 210.10 3.40 219.10 179.33 -
[Link] 127.42 116.44 126.11 126.11 114.53 2178.50 164.70 101.55 - - Suraj Est. 230.53 224.99 228.19 228.39 222.00 63.25 444.15 209.30 - - Zensar Tech [2] 576.85 588.35 571.35 607.45 558.30 2310.51 900.05 558.50 20 587.95 MIRAEAMC-MANXT50 717.43 707.07 101.17 732.49 573.45 -
REPCO HOME 412.90 404.40 412.00 412.00 402.00 67.68 463.60 307.95 6 404.70 Suraksha Dia 285.05 285.15 281.60 287.65 280.00 31.02 352.50 231.00 - - ZF Com VE 15816.0015858.0015800.0016146.0015672.00 19.2916146.00 9900.00 - - MIRAEAMC-MASPTOP50 71.20 70.78 124.85 73.13 40.86 -
Repro Ind 423.85 486.85 425.00 503.00 419.30 274.67 625.00 372.00 - 477.20 Surana Tel [1] 19.03 18.53 18.91 19.08 18.20 129.80 29.32 15.50 9 18.50 Zim Lab 74.82 71.23 74.00 74.90 70.11 100.42 127.00 65.52 - - MIRAEAMC-SENSEXETF 85.84 84.60 45.63 88.70 72.01 -
Respon Ind [1] 192.30 189.24 190.00 195.92 186.55 137.46 251.00 161.00 - 188.80 Surya Rosh [5] 227.40 228.56 226.85 231.36 220.66 378.66 358.30 205.30 15 228.70 Zinka Log 636.00 634.90 635.00 640.40 623.05 478.14 748.00 373.20 - - MOTIAMC-MOHEALTH 43.52 43.26 75.20 47.57 37.93 -
RestaurBrand 64.11 64.11 63.80 64.49 63.50 2149.18 89.50 59.40 - - Suryoday SFB 132.51 129.86 131.00 131.35 129.10 137.51 161.48 97.97 - - Zota Health 1409.60 1407.80 1400.00 1429.80 1370.20 65.20 1740.00 752.00 - - MOTILALAMC - MOREALTY 83.91 82.22 1068.46 107.02 74.39 -
Rhetan TMT L 26.06 26.04 26.20 26.64 25.6815697.23 27.69 20.32 - - SUVENFE S [1] 152.26 151.52 151.11 155.95 146.47 221.95 303.00 102.70 - 151.00 ZUARI 241.20 236.10 239.40 240.90 235.00 116.46 394.65 155.05 - 236.10 MOTILALAMC - MOSERVICE 33.52 33.15 2.60 35.37 31.88 -
RHI Magnesit 457.10 436.65 452.40 453.90 432.35 112.91 547.90 376.45 - - Suyog Telem. 685.70 673.45 685.70 691.15 662.05 36.25 1469.90 526.50 - - Zuari Ind 273.30 274.20 274.70 275.90 265.25 38.33 416.00 212.20 34 274.30 MOTILALAMC-G5 63.22 63.28 3.94 66.15 57.64 -
Rico Auto [1] 128.09 121.63 127.50 127.50 121.10 3428.96 142.30 49.50 48 121.75 Suzlon Ener [2] 46.81 45.67 46.60 46.74 45.5552618.20 74.30 44.84 20 45.67 Zydus Life [1] 920.95 904.70 920.95 923.40 897.30 474.52 1059.00 797.05 19 904.85 MOTILALAMC-MONIFTY500 24.11 23.80 827.20 24.88 19.50 -
Rishabh Ins 439.30 436.85 434.90 442.10 419.65 83.31 490.00 201.50 - - SwanCorp 416.95 408.65 413.90 415.50 407.25 346.56 538.60 362.20 - - Zydus Well [2] 406.55 407.30 406.55 410.00 396.80 88.27 530.55 298.60 367 406.25 MOTILALAMC-MOQUALITY 195.23 192.78 0.82 202.28 162.15 -
RITES 222.65 218.66 221.01 221.85 217.94 402.53 316.15 192.30 26 218.85 Swaraj Engin 3674.00 3591.70 3666.80 3666.80 3550.10 12.29 4725.95 2530.00 23 3593.45 MOTILALAMC-MOVALUE 124.19 122.29 338.55 126.19 85.91 -
RK Forgings [2] 578.40 571.30 571.00 578.70 562.05 413.85 862.05 473.35 41 572.45 MotilAMCMODe 88.33 87.46 3159.45 102.00 55.21 -
RK Swamy 109.20 106.73 109.20 110.98 102.90 93.97 250.70 97.50 - -
SWELECT
Swiggy
573.50
337.35
534.90
337.65
573.10
337.00
573.10
341.65
531.00 48.84
329.3510114.15
979.10 459.75
474.00 297.00
119 534.45
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Exchange Traded Funds MOTIOSMIDCAP100ETF 65.01 64.00 381.37 66.59 50.30 -
RMDrip&Spr 114.28 114.88 114.70 114.96 114.50 5384.85 807.45 69.10 - - SYMPHONY [2] 934.35 877.35 931.00 931.00 870.00 218.54 1348.85 811.80 37 876.40 MOTIOSNASDAQ100ETF 231.88 230.24 722.81 258.80 159.30 -
Rolex Rings 144.35 138.32 143.00 145.98 136.51 1245.91 1715.75 99.79 - - Syncom Formu 14.26 13.98 14.55 14.55 13.71 2346.13 23.49 11.65 - - Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl MOTIOSWALM50ETF 268.73 265.46 2.73 279.33 218.00 -
Rossari Bio 534.95 524.25 536.00 536.00 520.00 24.93 766.00 501.90 - - Synergy Grn 491.10 484.25 483.70 497.80 440.00 189.91 633.25 342.00 - - NiftyBeEs [1] 292.27 288.87 7449.52 298.77 243.89 288.96
Rossell Tech 712.55 714.65 716.00 739.75 699.90 115.16 840.00 231.15 - - Syngene 446.35 434.35 443.55 443.55 426.50 1227.78 760.95 439.45 46 434.55 360ONEAMC - GOLD360 151.85 150.45 55.51 178.00 78.20 - NiftyJrBeEs [1] 751.04 740.89 394.47 763.62 600.00 742.00
Roto Pumps 65.23 63.08 64.25 64.69 62.60 474.48 310.25 54.12 - - Syrma SGS 874.20 872.80 865.00 882.90 852.15 860.01 909.90 370.00 - - 360ONEAMC - SILVER360 253.03 238.37 131.48 358.00 78.40 - NIPINDETFCONS 132.80 130.85 85.51 144.38 110.86 -
Route Mobile 568.05 549.20 564.70 564.70 547.00 244.45 1201.05 547.00 - - AONEAMC - AONEGOLD 14.49 14.26 901.24 17.73 10.00 - NIPINDETFDIVOPP 83.58 82.14 121.78 87.09 68.30 -
Royal Orch
RPG lifesc [8]
384.85
2004.90
374.80
1974.60
384.25
2004.90
385.55
2012.30
372.10
1953.10
30.83
5.69
594.10
2715.90
321.25 53 374.45
1772.05 31 1978.20
T ............................................... AONEAMC - AONETMMQ50 9.90 9.71 195.18 10.50 9.09 - NIPINDETFETFNV20
NIPINDETFIT
154.41
36.65
152.58
36.11
21.06
103664.69
159.67
46.77
122.02
33.63
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-
Taj Gvk Hotl [2] 359.60 355.15 357.85 358.00 352.20 76.11 539.95 345.50 24 355.15 AONEAMC - AONETOTAL 11.96 11.78 655.42 12.51 9.63 -
RPOWER 27.61 26.80 27.41 27.42 26.7024365.15 76.49 25.92 - 26.81 Talbr Auto [2] 283.95 283.85 280.00 288.45 278.95 103.56 325.45 200.05 22 284.20 AoneAMC-Liq 1046.61 1047.01 13.84 1060.00 908.58 - NIPINDETFLONGTEGILT 29.20 29.28 2315.87 30.13 27.46 -
RPP INFRA 88.24 80.30 83.00 83.99 79.03 224.71 177.45 80.21 7 80.11 [Link] 142.08 143.49 142.60 145.48 139.23 91.13 190.05 115.05 34 143.70 AONEAMC-Nif 10.59 10.47 406.48 12.00 9.47 - NIPINDETFMIDCAP150 229.59 226.31 1015.22 239.29 179.00 -
RPSG Vent. 748.30 717.50 737.10 737.10 711.00 38.64 1027.00 652.75 - - TamilNaduPet 94.50 94.78 93.50 95.20 92.06 124.35 129.35 63.65 9 94.65 Axis Gold [1] 129.71 126.90 1994.18 149.95 68.00 126.91 NIPINDETFNIFTY100 279.49 276.14 38.24 290.00 230.35 -
RR Kabel 1428.20 1403.90 1420.00 1425.60 1393.50 67.49 1562.60 853.55 - - Tanla Sol [1] 480.60 467.80 471.70 474.95 464.10 258.94 765.75 409.40 19 468.25 AXISAMC - AXISVALUE 33.87 33.23 196.48 34.97 22.84 - NippAMC-NePh 22.94 22.75 2867.68 26.52 19.47 -
RS Soft [5] 37.63 40.93 37.00 41.39 35.72 139.49 115.95 35.02 - 40.80 Tarsons Prod 201.02 200.46 201.97 202.10 196.90 84.51 458.00 188.42 - - AXISAMC-AXISBNKETF 623.72 619.83 0.32 632.72 485.00 - NIPPONAMC -QGRWBEES 1027.55 1027.93 139.45 1037.73 995.55 -
RSystems Int [1] 323.85 320.45 316.00 327.30 309.65 189.41 496.95 273.90 16 317.70 Tata Capital 356.90 353.30 355.90 357.00 350.10 1402.45 367.30 315.10 - - AXISAMC-AXISBPSETF 13.18 13.15 52.86 14.50 12.10 - NIPPONAMC - SNXT30BEES 41.45 40.93 6.66 41.99 37.03 -
RTNPOWER 8.92 8.78 8.93 8.94 8.70 8157.57 16.94 7.88 - 8.78 Tata Chem. 698.70 695.25 698.50 700.00 687.85 253.44 1026.00 692.05 26 695.30 AXISAMC-AXISCETF 122.79 120.90 0.50 131.85 101.00 - NIPPONAMC-NETFAUTO 292.36 290.25 221.05 299.92 197.07 -
Rubicon Rese 772.25 784.55 766.35 792.60 762.00 226.25 822.00 570.75 - - TATA COMM 1705.30 1656.90 1680.00 1691.60 1641.30 141.87 2004.00 1293.00 67 1655.20 AXISAMC-AXISHCETF 147.59 146.67 1.56 156.13 127.43 - NIPPONAMC-NETFSIL 245.39 232.58 117873.82 360.00 77.55 -
Ruchira Pap 126.94 111.09 126.94 128.50 107.55 269.63 173.00 107.00 5 110.75 Tata Consume 1149.30 1132.20 1148.90 1154.00 1125.40 525.89 1220.90 930.10 - - AXISAMC-AXISILVER 254.48 241.42 1008.93 390.01 86.48 - PSU Bk BeEs [1] 102.58 101.86 2719.19 103.83 61.45 101.88
RUPA & CO [1] 147.68 146.32 146.00 147.48 142.91 207.12 233.45 145.90 16 146.45 Tata Elxsi 4976.00 4824.00 4850.00 4891.50 4755.00 441.80 6733.50 4601.05 48 4821.15 AXISAMC-AXISTECETF 363.42 357.76 16.06 469.44 341.00 - Qgold [2] 129.07 126.40 167.16 147.09 69.80 126.46
RVNL 313.70 308.95 309.95 311.45 306.00 8168.63 447.80 301.20 - - TATA INVES [1] 647.75 630.15 644.85 644.85 625.00 298.68 1184.00 514.72 96 629.75 AXISAMC-AXSENSEX 86.44 85.37 1.91 91.35 74.00 - Qnifty 2824.21 279.27 7.56 2894.00 2366.00 279.31
Tata Mot CV 498.15 483.75 494.00 498.90 481.55 7493.26 500.00 306.30 - - AXISAMC-Nift 284.06 280.53 26.50 296.38 236.80 - RELCAPAMC-NETFGILT5Y 64.03 64.03 118.95 71.00 59.30 -
S ............................................... Tata Power [1] 380.55 374.10 377.00 377.80 370.65 4441.44 416.70 326.25 100 374.15 BANDHANAMC - GOLDBND 155.46 152.83 51.96 180.16 127.96 - RELCAPAMC-NETFSDL26 136.36 136.46 2.25 143.99 124.95 -
S&W Solar 199.66 195.79 198.80 201.32 194.43 1031.85 348.90 176.60 - - Tata Steel [1] 208.11 203.18 206.59 206.85 202.5625870.92 211.15 124.20 16 203.20 BANDHANAM- SILVERBND 256.89 243.91 305.80 389.00 180.00 - SBIAMC -QUIDSBI 999.99 1000.00 34.53 1029.99 970.23 -
SaatvikGreen 413.45 419.30 411.95 422.35 401.00 124.10 567.00 345.00 - - Tata Tech 614.75 598.25 603.50 607.05 575.30 2899.79 797.00 575.30 - - Bank BeEs [1] 627.87 622.45 448.41 638.04 480.00 622.72 SBIAMC - SBIBPB 52.98 52.55 167.99 53.92 34.37 -
Sadhana Nit. 6.19 6.42 6.55 6.56 6.05 1640.32 32.40 5.59 - - TATA TELESER 44.70 43.54 44.48 44.48 43.30 865.85 81.16 41.09 - 43.52 BARODABNP-BBNPPGOLD 150.45 148.00 109.92 184.05 81.60 - SBIAMC - SBILIQETF 1026.45 1026.84 11.06 1050.00 984.99 -
Safari Ind 1838.70 1766.50 1838.80 1843.40 1762.00 52.03 2507.10 1670.15 - - TataMot PV 383.45 380.25 379.00 387.50 374.4015565.87 421.55 335.60 - - BarodBNP-PNB 61.05 60.34 1.54 62.27 47.43 - SBIAMC - SBINEQWETF 34.18 33.59 66.88 34.80 27.30 -
Sagar Cemnt [2] 202.76 195.33 202.60 202.60 193.00 105.83 300.00 155.05 - 195.80 TatvaChin Ph 1183.90 1197.20 1178.00 1241.30 1166.60 85.22 1610.00 621.00 - - BFAM -QUIDBETF 1068.86 1069.32 432.14 1207.50 989.99 - SBIAMC - SBISILVER 251.11 237.83 4406.58 362.00 86.00 -
Sagility Ind 48.48 47.33 47.31 48.29 47.1118233.47 57.89 37.60 - - TBO Tek 1472.00 1520.50 1472.00 1548.00 1390.30 191.89 1764.80 996.00 - - BFAM-BANKBETF 61.57 61.04 8.81 65.00 47.00 - SBIAMC - SETF10GILT 259.90 259.75 35.65 265.63 245.71 -
Sai Life Sci 930.00 914.85 935.00 935.00 886.50 397.58 983.35 636.10 - - TBZ 163.27 157.18 163.00 163.00 156.55 268.63 232.75 147.05 7 157.10 BFAM-NIFTYBETF 263.73 261.04 3.08 272.72 220.50 - SBIAMC-EQY 223.75 220.31 2.24 240.00 191.50 -
Sai Silks 114.22 115.72 114.05 116.51 111.61 490.49 223.03 106.55 - - TCS [1] 2750.10 2692.20 2585.00 2713.00 2585.0011168.74 4020.00 2740.15 20 2692.15 Birla Gold 136.59 134.45 411.64 155.86 74.74 134.23 SBIAMC-SBIETFCON 123.35 121.13 11.09 133.97 101.64 -
Sakar Health 474.85 446.75 471.00 479.80 440.20 90.13 504.70 210.10 - - TD Power [2] 846.50 834.45 829.10 851.80 826.50 412.98 888.90 292.85 65 835.70 Birla Nifty [100] 30.05 29.71 327.47 16171.30 7655.00 13748.78 SBIAMC-SBIETFIT 366.23 360.60 71.97 510.00 335.00 -
SAKSOFT [1] 167.18 161.64 164.80 165.18 161.00 274.18 254.15 119.55 28 161.30 Teamlease 1392.60 1358.50 1392.60 1392.60 1350.00 16.89 2499.00 1358.00 23 1357.65 BirlaA-SLNN5 72.43 72.13 3.17 75.45 58.37 - SBIAMC-SBIETFPB 295.74 292.61 1.61 300.00 237.15 -
Sakuma [1] 2.00 1.97 2.01 2.01 1.96 913.68 3.82 1.60 - 1.98 TECH MAH [5] 1536.60 1534.40 1482.60 1548.00 1464.40 7058.38 1850.00 1209.70 36 1535.25 BIRLASLAMC - ABGSEC 111.62 111.54 0.10 113.06 105.00 - SBI-ETF Gold 132.61 130.08 7652.05 153.95 64.96 -
SALASAR [1] 8.74 8.48 8.69 8.72 8.40 5797.20 11.53 6.89 - 8.47 Techno Elec. 1081.65 1048.80 1070.00 1070.00 1027.65 197.39 1654.00 785.15 - - BIRLASLAM - GSEC10ABSL 110.40 110.92 0.00 111.11 104.19 - SBI-ETF NIFTY 50 276.22 273.01 2144.59 287.33 227.33 -
Salzer Elec 663.70 662.80 655.00 695.45 653.40 127.04 1167.50 527.00 22 662.15 TECHNOCRAFT 2609.90 2546.00 2550.00 2614.50 2506.60 31.83 3392.40 1870.00 25 2550.25 BIRLASLAMC-ABSLLIQUID 1000.00 1000.00 0.82 1044.99 999.99 - SBI-ETF NIFTY BANK 622.83 617.68 116.00 636.47 465.64 -
SambhvStee 98.50 100.12 97.47 100.50 96.10 1156.21 149.40 81.42 - - Tega Ind. 1768.80 1638.00 1681.00 1711.10 1625.00 239.90 2125.00 1200.05 - - BIRLASLAMC-ABSLPSE 10.65 10.48 864.18 11.00 8.00 - SBI-ETFNN50 745.31 734.20 31.49 840.00 585.51 -
Samhi Hotels 166.76 165.86 166.00 167.20 164.00 405.16 254.50 121.10 - - Tejas Netwrk 333.05 328.65 331.90 331.90 323.50 790.61 914.40 294.00 - - Birlaslamc-B 62.10 61.59 10.68 63.65 47.55 - Sharia BeEs 493.44 484.80 25.67 529.39 457.56 484.37
Samman Cap. 146.78 144.03 146.50 146.50 143.25 3675.30 192.95 97.61 - - Tembo Global 557.55 545.90 559.00 559.00 540.95 68.61 837.00 386.00 - - BIRLASLAMC-BSLSENETFG 83.07 82.93 10.05 87.82 61.64 - Shriram LiqS 1091.72 1092.13 5.94 1095.15 1037.63 -
[Link] 132.74 131.26 132.58 133.49 130.7219324.01 162.25 89.70 - - Tenneco Cle 576.15 560.50 575.00 576.45 551.30 400.49 589.80 438.05 - - BIRLASLAMC-HEALTHY 14.91 14.77 285.70 16.98 12.20 - TataAML Gold 15.07 14.79 101853.01 17.70 7.14 -
Sandhar 529.90 529.95 521.95 533.60 519.30 294.68 600.10 329.00 18 530.35 TERASOFTWARE 402.10 389.60 398.40 402.50 386.35 22.19 598.60 164.00 24 389.00 BIRLASLAMC-MOMENT 32.17 31.78 57.25 33.15 25.75 - TATAAML-NETF 280.55 276.42 3.74 292.90 227.05 -
Sandur Mang. 208.76 206.75 204.65 211.42 204.65 1235.47 557.75 156.30 - - TEXMACO RA [1] 116.46 113.50 115.20 115.83 113.00 1170.31 189.00 115.10 28 113.55 BIRLASLAMC-NIFTYQLITY 21.50 21.16 152.08 23.03 18.30 - TATAAML-NPBET 299.46 295.60 0.96 307.00 243.79 -
Sangam India 469.65 464.50 466.55 474.70 458.30 12.98 524.10 295.25 35 467.75 Thangamayil 3651.60 3581.60 3622.00 3642.80 3531.90 33.90 4138.15 1526.45 46 3594.55 BIRLASLAMC-SILVER 255.68 242.93 5695.30 371.89 89.00 - TataAMLSilv 24.89 23.57 232106.43 35.10 8.56 -
Sanghvi Mo [1] 296.05 289.45 296.05 296.05 287.80 119.70 412.90 205.00 17 288.75 Thejo Engg 1665.60 1708.30 1651.60 1750.00 1623.90 9.06 2485.80 1446.00 - - BIRLASLAMC-TECH 35.94 35.31 348.72 49.41 33.41 - TATAAML-TNIDETF 89.81 88.20 147.67 103.26 76.95 -
Sanofi ind 4009.80 4036.80 4000.00 4051.00 3985.30 11.24 6717.50 3976.40 25 4043.25 THEMIS MED [1] 90.31 90.83 90.33 92.50 88.15 79.23 209.90 75.80 - 90.51 CHOICEA - CHOICEGOLD 154.06 154.83 30.52 175.49 120.00 - UnionAMCGold 153.20 149.20 14.29 177.00 82.00 -
Sansera Engg 2229.40 2248.90 2210.10 2270.00 2190.10 442.61 2270.00 972.20 - - Thermax [2] 2831.60 2886.70 2829.50 2895.00 2749.80 302.28 4088.00 2744.20 58 2882.60 DSPAMC - DSPBANK 62.02 61.48 5.42 62.71 48.30 - UTIAMC-BANKBETA 62.73 62.22 1102.10 63.71 48.71 -
Sanstar 90.27 89.12 89.80 90.00 87.24 193.00 112.20 80.00 - - Thirumalai [1] 214.85 208.09 214.00 214.00 205.00 102.81 328.70 178.10 - 207.85 DSPAMC - DSPGOLD 150.69 147.75 366.67 181.00 81.15 - UTIAMC-GILT10BETA 25.85 26.03 1.68 26.99 24.73 -
Sapphire Fd 220.19 218.34 217.25 223.50 214.22 321.01 368.00 179.40 - - Thomas Co [1] 112.88 113.01 112.85 114.01 110.66 467.83 188.45 109.40 45 113.20 DSPAMC - DSPIT 34.94 34.40 289.84 44.68 32.61 - UTIAMC-GILT5BETA 64.12 63.62 15.80 65.00 59.70 -
Sarda EnMin [1] 499.05 502.50 496.40 506.65 490.30 243.20 639.95 397.10 20 502.75 Thyrocare Te 401.90 403.10 401.05 406.80 394.30 220.65 537.96 219.33 49 403.30 DSPAMC - DSPNEWETF 349.57 344.72 13.73 361.00 280.01 - UTIAMC-ITBETA 346.26 340.90 20.50 450.00 325.00 -
Saregama (I) [1] 354.65 343.05 351.90 353.65 341.25 152.59 603.00 316.90 33 343.20 Tiger Logist 37.22 34.89 36.50 36.83 33.59 312.24 56.69 28.61 - - DSPAMC - DSPNIFTY 270.31 266.87 38.51 300.00 225.66 - UTIAMC-MIDCAPBETA 224.64 221.22 5.14 235.48 174.82 -
SARLA PER F [1] 82.07 80.00 83.30 84.00 78.20 148.62 127.90 68.00 10 80.82 Til Ltd. 256.30 255.59 256.30 264.90 252.65 27.38 405.00 167.00 - 258.85 DSPAMC - DSPPSBKETF 93.18 92.35 77.58 93.97 55.47 - UTIAMC-NEXT50BETA 74.97 74.07 80.74 79.10 59.90 -
SarveshwarFd 4.11 4.06 4.01 4.09 4.00 2627.84 9.45 3.82 - - TILAKNAG IND 450.15 450.70 448.00 452.00 440.50 261.78 550.00 205.00 41 451.20 DSPAMC - DSPPVBKETF 29.40 29.10 10.61 30.05 23.83 - UTIAMC-NIFTYBETA 284.49 281.07 105.95 297.48 235.00 -
SASKEN COMM 1324.70 1230.00 1302.00 1305.00 1212.10 39.41 1902.20 1155.00 31 1230.35 TIME TECH [1] 197.89 201.23 198.95 207.40 198.00 4041.15 248.95 153.38 52 201.15 DSPAMC - MIDCAPADD 22.22 21.93 16.49 25.50 20.73 - UTIAMC-SENSEXBETA 922.24 910.67 5.12 952.91 779.95 -
Satia Ind. 66.19 67.33 66.20 69.81 65.20 244.44 97.50 58.00 - - TIMKEN (I) 3120.80 3062.80 3081.00 3120.00 3044.80 12.45 3575.65 2200.00 54 3087.25 DSPAMC - MSCIADD 30.48 30.66 2.71 33.82 29.20 - UTIAMC-SILVERBETA 247.56 233.98 2843.35 379.66 85.08 -
SATIN 155.69 154.33 153.39 155.38 152.21 94.78 176.00 131.40 8 154.10 Tinna Rubber 774.05 752.15 772.00 772.00 741.00 18.01 1088.85 606.00 - - DSPAMC - NEXT30ADD 41.51 41.09 7.24 41.87 32.27 - UTIAMC-SNXT50BETA 93.05 91.38 37.15 102.25 73.30 -
[Link]. 68.97 66.51 68.50 68.50 66.30 126.35 92.51 66.30 - - Tips Music 565.65 576.50 564.00 581.45 553.30 185.84 718.00 483.00 - - DSPAMC - NEXT50ADD 70.01 69.07 16.71 81.00 65.53 - UTIAMC-UTIGOLDBETA 130.70 128.60 1248.85 149.35 71.10 -
SBC Exports 30.46 30.43 30.35 30.70 30.13 9518.70 31.49 10.95 - - TirupatiForg 37.80 36.80 38.00 38.00 36.63 277.06 49.50 28.21 - - DSPAMC - SMALLADD 16.27 16.07 34.91 17.15 15.15 - WEALTH - TWCGOLDETF 154.05 152.02 42.37 187.98 130.43 -
SBFC Fin. 98.09 96.75 96.01 99.00 95.33 999.53 123.00 79.24 - - Titagarh Rai 777.60 764.80 777.00 777.05 761.00 304.09 974.35 654.55 - - DSPAMC - TOP10ADD 96.45 95.43 52.83 103.43 86.50 - Zerod Mid150 11.13 10.96 3519.66 12.00 7.66 -
SBI Cards 772.80 760.70 772.80 772.80 755.55 515.48 1027.25 725.15 - - Titan Ind. [1] 4275.80 4179.20 4267.30 4271.80 4164.80 524.76 4379.95 2947.55 83 4181.30 DSPAMC-HEALTHADD 146.49 145.31 46.37 152.49 126.98 - Zerod Top100 11.04 10.90 1666.57 11.57 8.01 -
SBILIFE 2022.10 2034.20 2039.00 2043.90 2005.20 1240.71 2116.00 1380.00 82 2034.85 TMB 657.95 649.65 664.00 664.00 642.00 206.03 708.50 401.00 - - DSPBRAMLiqu 999.99 999.99 98.95 1002.00 980.55 - ZerodhaA-Gol 24.47 23.99 12967.53 27.94 12.83 -
SChand Co [5] 159.58 160.47 158.02 164.50 154.01 25.44 257.50 138.55 52 159.25 Tolins Tyres 130.28 128.83 129.50 131.49 125.15 97.12 202.00 107.72 - - EDELAMC - EBANKNIFTY 61.21 60.67 1.40 62.37 47.00 - ZerodhAMCGil 29.73 29.78 236.78 30.72 28.71 -
SchlossBanga 447.30 445.25 440.20 452.00 436.10 231.04 474.40 382.50 - - TORNT POWER 1453.70 1462.60 1451.00 1468.30 1428.00 621.00 1640.00 1188.00 23 1463.25 EDELAMC - ECAPINSURE 24.31 24.18 48.03 26.77 17.13 - ZerodhAMCSil 26.04 24.68 31285.06 38.01 9.00 -
SCHNEIDER [2] 788.95 811.70 798.00 832.00 782.00 1741.82 1055.00 516.70 79 811.40 Torrent Phar [5] 4077.20 4078.00 4077.20 4130.00 4057.30 518.97 4239.95 2891.45 65 4074.05 EDELAMC - ELIQUID 1018.27 1018.64 1.50 1026.47 996.00 - ZerodhAM-Nif 10.28 10.15 2019.51 10.97 9.80 -
SE INVESTM [1] 34.94 34.38 34.41 34.85 34.10 1403.82 42.50 29.40 15 34.29 TOURISM FI [2] 74.28 74.84 73.76 75.25 73.12 7814.16 75.94 24.43 28 74.81 EDELAMC - ELM250 16.77 16.59 25.80 19.20 15.85 -
Senco Gold 373.50 352.15 375.00 375.00 345.50 5995.74 496.35 227.40 - - TPL PLAST [2] 70.39 69.77 69.25 71.50 67.61 146.69 95.50 58.01 21 69.81 EDELAMC - EMULTIMQ 41.77 42.07 23.43 44.97 34.71 - *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52-Week High/Low figures
Senores Phar 803.00 783.55 800.00 803.10 780.00 140.05 876.50 440.30 - - Tracxn Tech 36.95 34.90 36.95 36.95 34.56 388.67 71.00 31.04 - - EDELAMC - ENIFTY 25.76 25.64 3.88 27.22 24.73 - pertain to BSE.
SEPC 10.39 9.64 10.19 10.27 9.5128257.25 17.49 7.70 - - Trans&Rect 280.71 271.11 277.00 277.44 270.10 2179.38 927.45 224.05 - - EDELAMC - ESENSEX 83.93 82.95 0.22 88.05 80.56 - Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
[Link] 83.97 85.35 83.75 89.01 81.31 2835.10 168.50 57.51 - - TransportC [2] 1073.80 1058.60 1072.20 1074.90 1046.30 18.22 1299.05 875.20 19 1052.80 EDELAMC ESILVER 257.46 243.77 588.26 375.00 86.27 - company.
Seshaasai Te 265.90 261.63 263.10 265.89 255.32 89.02 437.45 231.05 - - Transrail Li 545.40 555.05 555.00 567.85 543.30 1040.20 855.80 394.55 - - EDELAMC-BBETF0432 1309.59 1308.66 0.78 1346.89 1221.00 - Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands.
SFL [5] 591.20 583.20 586.50 596.40 580.00 61.26 825.00 498.05 87 585.75 TravelFood 1214.70 1170.70 1244.80 1249.00 1152.60 144.56 1445.00 1008.50 - - EDELAMC-EBBETF0430 1562.52 1565.65 6.54 1611.59 1232.00 -
SG Mart L 425.25 418.90 418.90 425.40 413.05 665.79 447.70 313.10 - - TRENT. [1] 4285.60 4252.00 4247.10 4299.00 4195.10 665.10 6259.00 3643.70 80 4251.35 EDELAMC-EBBETF0431 1397.25 1398.46 8.47 1410.12 1298.00 - The PE(price-earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
SGFinserveLt 414.45 405.40 409.30 415.00 401.80 410.67 452.80 323.00 - - TRIDENT [1] 26.72 26.68 26.50 27.48 26.0611730.52 34.60 23.20 - 26.70 EDELAMC-EBBETF0433 1277.77 1276.55 4.68 1315.12 1186.01 - The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
Sh Renu Sug [1] 24.75 24.25 24.75 24.75 24.07 2249.50 35.84 22.86 - 24.28 TRIVENI E [1] 386.35 385.20 384.10 390.20 380.30 215.32 468.20 305.00 27 385.60 EDELAMC-EGOLD 155.95 151.95 101.55 184.95 85.00 - months.

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Aditya Birla L 113.90 112.55 Beng.&[Link] 6354.25 6414.05 Delton Cable 590.15 549.00 Gland Phar [1] 1815.30 1779.65 [Link] [1] 41.76 41.83 KPIT Tech 891.60 861.55 M M W
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Advait Infr 1781.55 1736.70 Bharti Hexa. [5] 1682.80 1672.30 Devyani Intl [1] 133.90 131.90 Go Digit GIC 320.25 322.40 Interarch Bui 1973.55 1926.05 KRN Heat 734.45 716.55 M MC V W
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Aegis Vopak Te 213.40 214.25 Bikaji Fds [1] 654.45 639.55 Divgi Torq. [5] 652.30 745.55 Golkunda Dia 249.75 262.30 InvenKnow [1] 1660.85 1640.65 Kwality Phr 1362.00 1431.20 M A w W
Aequs Limited 143.40 142.50 Billionbra [2] 179.65 173.10 DOMS Ind 2416.00 2369.95 Grauer& We [1] 73.30 72.47 Ircon Intl [2] 154.45 152.95 Lancer Cont [5] 10.92 10.82 M Ow C H&A W D
Aeroflex Ind [2] 193.35 186.70 Biogen Phr [1] 0.70 0.69 East Trip Pl [1] 6.79 6.61 Growing Ven [1] 0.65 0.71 IRCTC [2] 621.85 617.85 Landmark C [5] 427.15 422.50 M w m C M M W
Aether Ind 967.50 967.45 Blackbuck [1] 635.85 635.75 Eco Recycl 402.20 397.85 Guj. Fluoro [1] 3386.35 3397.00 IREDA 125.30 123.55 Latentview [1] 391.25 389.35 M A m N w W
Afcons 337.90 331.95 Blue Cloud [1] 22.98 23.77 Ecos (I) Mob [2] 185.20 172.95 [Link] 104.60 104.70 IRFC 113.55 111.45 Laxmi Organ [2] 152.05 146.70 M M m G W
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[Link] 25.93 28.58 Brainbees [2] 267.60 269.75 Empower I [1] 1.45 1.42 Harshil Agro [1] 0.43 0.42 Jain Resour [2] 397.05 382.90 LIC 880.75 863.60 N w G w U m A G
Ami Organic [5] 2095.00 2016.25 CAMS [2] 730.40 721.25 EMS 351.35 330.30 Hazoor Multi [1] 35.57 34.64 Jaro Institute 477.20 473.45 Lloyds Ent [1] 57.45 55.31 N w M U
Anand Rathi [5] 573.05 554.40 Canara Hsbc Li 147.10 151.50 Enbee Tradg. [1] 0.43 0.40 Hdb Financial 714.95 708.00 Jaykay Ent [1] 162.25 160.65 Lloyds Met E [1] 1226.50 1190.60 N A VV m U C m
AnandRathi [5] 2989.80 2985.55 Canara Robeco 260.15 255.50 Entero Hlth. 1156.00 1154.55 Hdfcnifit [30] 35.29 34.67 Jeena Sikho [2] 727.65 700.15 Lykis 50.24 54.57 N Q w G U
AngelOne 2750.50 2693.50 Capillary Te [2] 562.30 518.55 Enviro Infra 170.00 167.10 Hdfcqual [39] 58.82 58.25 Jio Fin 267.65 263.85 Macrotech De 1084.40 1073.75 N M MD A m G V C mm M w G
Anthem Bios [2] 702.90 688.80 Captain Pip [1] 11.12 10.64 Epack Prefa [2] 191.60 187.95 Hdfcsml25 [91] 163.76 161.14 JNK India [2] 243.20 241.55 Madhav Inf [1] 9.99 9.87 N M C H V K M O
Anupam Rasay 1370.85 1337.35 Carraro India 571.55 565.45 Equitas SFB 68.85 68.62 Hexaware Te[1] 543.95 560.95 John Cocker 4957.90 4891.90 Mafatlal Ind [2] 139.60 135.70 N wCM m C V
Apis 74.82 72.22 CarTrade 2126.80 1937.85 Eternal L [1] 297.90 285.20 Hi-Tech Pipe [1] 87.44 87.86 Johnson Phr [1] 0.60 0.59 [Link] [2] 28.48 27.55 NMDC W
Aptus Value [2] 252.05 248.60 Ceinsys Tech 1080.05 1028.05 Evexia Life [1] 1.61 1.58 Hitachi Enr [2] 22705.65 22421.35 Jsw Cement Lim 119.65 119.50 Majestic Aut 430.45 437.05 N
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AshapuriGold [1]
0.66
Arisinfra So [2] 102.20
5.18
0.65
101.40
5.08
Chamanlal S[2] 274.85
Choice Intl 766.45
Clean Sci& [1] 773.30
293.50
754.15
756.85
Excelsoft Tech
Exicom Tele
Faze Three
93.15
100.29
554.00
87.57
97.00
606.60
HLE Glascoa[2] 337.30
HMA Agro [1] 30.01
Home First [2] 1186.15
323.85
28.04
1179.85
JSW Infra [2]
JTL Ind [1]
263.25
65.34
[Link] [1] 665.35
257.55
65.91
641.70
Mangalam I [1] 1.06
Mankind Phr [1] 2078.90
Manorama I [2] 1431.65
1.11
2060.30
1412.95
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ASM Tech 2757.65 2771.40 CMS Info Sys 314.65 321.65 Fedbank Fina 146.10 142.05 Honasa Cons 299.05 301.50 Jyoti 88.56 74.32 Max [Link] 1062.90 1053.65 N m G C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Ather Energ [1] 725.10 707.85 Comfort Com 17.84 14.65 Five-Star B [1] 440.45 439.85 Hyundai 2178.15 2175.80 Jyoti CNC [2] 852.15 827.75 MayMyIndia [2] 1284.65 1234.90 O M
Authum Inv. [1] 494.60 485.85 Comfort Inte [1] 7.11 7.02 Flair Writ [5] 322.75 323.25 Icici Prudenti 3107.60 3008.55 Jyoti Resins 942.55 877.85 Mazago D O G w A G w m D K m
Autopal Ind. 51.60 52.71 Concord Bio [1] 1229.00 1183.25 Foods & Inns [1] 66.84 61.20 IdeaForge Te 421.30 410.75 Kalyan Jwl 432.45 417.95 M m O M w N D m A C N A
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Avantel Ltd [2] 151.20 151.85 Craftsman [5] 7975.10 7707.30 Franklin Ind [1] 0.48 0.47 IIFL Sec [2] 324.15 325.10 Kaynes Tech 4085.60 3941.75 M m O m G A GVK w COM V
Awfis Space 360.30 324.10 Cressanda [1] 2.90 2.89 Fredun Phr 1826.05 1818.05 [Link] [5] 742.95 737.95 KFin Tech 984.90 968.10 M m O O M MC G A A

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