Tata Motors, IDBI, JP Business – Tata Motors, IDBI, JP Associates & others moved higher in October above Indian equity benchmarks which ended lower on Monday, the Sensex finished at 57,991.11, down 200.18 points, or 0.34%, from its previous value. After increases in information technology and other technology-related shares, the Sensei and the Nifty both finished their trading sessions above the psychologically significant levels of 58200 and 17300, respectively. The Nifty ended the day at 17,241, 73.65 points, or 0.43%, lower than its previous closing price.
Both the BSE Midcap index and the Small-cap index finished in the red, with the BSE Midcap index falling by 0.87% and the Small-cap index falling by 0.58% respectively. The information technology sector gained 0.91%, and the technology sector gained 0.73%, while the consumer durables sector lost 1.43%, the power sector lost 1.30%, the utilities sector lost 1.12%, the fast moving consumer goods sector lost 1.01%, and the real estate sector lost 0.98%. These were the top losing indices on the BSE.
Tata Motors
The share of stock finished the day on the BSE at Rs. 395.95, which is a decrease of 16.25 points, or 3.94%, from its previous closing price of Rs. 412.20. The share price started the day at Rs. 403.10 and fluctuated during the day, reaching a high of Rs. 403.95 and a low of Rs. 393.15. In the second quarter of the fiscal year 23 (FY23), the retail sales of the wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Motors known as Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) decreased by 4.9%.
IDBI Bank
After the government invited initial bids for strategic disinvestment in the lender, the share price of IDBI Bank finished the day 9.02% higher at Rs 45.55 on the BSE. The share price of the company’s stock started the trading day at 46, with a positive gap of Rs 3.30, and it went on to reach a high of Rs 47.50 on the BSE Sensex. The share price of IDBI Bank has increased by almost half during the most recent quarter, outpacing the benchmark index’s growth of 6% during the same time period.
Bandhan Bank’s share price dropped by 2.73 percent to reach Rs 267.40 after the institution reported a negative trend in disbursements for the second quarter of fiscal year 23. At the conclusion of the second quarter, the total value of the bank’s loans and advances was Rs 99,374 crore, representing a 3% increase on a quarterly basis. The total deposits increased by 7%, whereas the growth in CASA deposits did not change at all.
Jaiprakash Associates
Following the announcement that the company would be selling off its “major” cement business, the shares finished the day 10.33% higher at Rs 11.75. The debt-ridden Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited and the Adani Group are in advanced discussions over the acquisition of Jaiprakash’s cement producing facilities.
Gravita India: Following the announcement that the company’s step-down subsidiary in Senegal had begun commercial production of aluminum from a new recycling plant with a capacity of around 4,000 MT per annum, the stock increased by more than 4% and finished the day at Rs 358.70. Because of the extra capacity, the company anticipates an increase of approximately Rs 60 crore in yearly revenue, with a gross margin of approximately 20%.
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