Stocks To Watch: Lupin, Punjab National Bank, Britannia Industries And More
The Nifty Futures on the Singapore Exchange, an early indicator of Nifty's performance in India, gained 0.83 percent to 8,515.
Your Monday morning briefing
November 7, 2016
Read| https://t.co/LBBnN4TcxY pic.twitter.com/pDwyAt4tXhHere are the stocks to watch for today's session:
- Lupin: Receives an Establishment Inspection Report (EIR) for the Goa facility from USFDA for an inspection carried out in March 2016.
- Punjab National Bank: To raise tier-I capital bonds up to Rs 3,000 crore. To raise tier II bonds of up to Rs 3000 crore subject to availability of headroom.
- Sun Pharma: Pledges 1 lakh shares in favour of Kotak Securities.
- Grasim: Gets RBI approval to raise FPI limit to 30 percent from 24 percent.
- NMDC: Produced 16.8 million tonne of iron ore and sold 18.97 million tonne of iron in October 2016.
- Union Bank of India: To raise Rs 3,500 crore via rights issue or QIP.
- Indian Hotels: Independent directors express confidence in Cyrus Mistry.
- Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail: Strikes a deal with global luxury brand ‘Ted Baker.'
- GMR Infrastructure: Announces consummation of strategic investment by Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Malaysia in GMR Energy Ltd.
- Gati: Invests in multi-channel order management platform ‘BrownTape Technologies.'
- Spice Mobility: Subsidiary Spice VAS Africa acquires 100 percent stake in SVA (Mauritius) Pvt. Ltd.
- Ujaas Energy: Receives order for design, supply, testing and commissioning of Grid Interactive SPV.
- Dalmia Bharat: To merge with Odisha Cement (OCL) and Dalmia Cement. Dalmia Bharat holders to get 2 OCL shares for every 1 DBL share.
Also Read: Dalmia Bharat Group Seeks To Unlock Value By Consolidating Cement Businesses Under One Arm
- Indian Oil Corporation: Hikes Petrol price by Rs 0.89 a litre, diesel by Rs 0.86 a litre.
- KPIT Technologies: Divests its Berlin-based Subsidiary, KPIT Medini Technologies AG, which focused on functional safety products, to ANSYS.
- HCC: RBI panel approves S4A scheme.
Also Read: RBI Panel Approves Stressed Assets Structuring Programme For HCC.
- TCS: Positioned as a leader in B2C mobile services by independent research firm.
- Indosolar: Informed the exchange regarding assignment of facilities by Andhra Bank to Asset Reconstruction Company (India) Ltd (ARCIL) under the Securitization Act, 2002.
- Karur Vysya Bank: Opens new branch in Tirupur district.
- Nilkamal: Proposes to introduce a new product – Nilkamal Bubble Guard Sheets in its existing plastics business by January 2017.
- Career Point: Sanctioned a skill development project worth Rs 8.93 crore.
- Bank of Baroda: Revised Marginal Cost of Funds Based Lending Rate (MCLR) with effect from November 07, 2016, across various tenors at 10 basis points lower.
- Bank of India: Fixed marginal cost of funds based lending rate (MCLR) with effect from November 07, 2016 lower by 10 bps at 9.30 percent for one-year tenor.
- Ricoh India: Board to consider and approve financial results for quarter ended December 31, 2015 and for quarter and year ended March 31, 2016 on November 18.
Media Reports
- Maruti Suzuki: Suzuki to invest $970 million in Gujarat plant's second line which will debut in 2019. (Financial Express)
- Spicejet: DGCA opens investigation into co's landing gear defect. (Financial Express)
- Jindal Stainless: May bid for SAIL's Salem plant. (Financial Express)
- Tata Motors: FIIs write to company's board expressing concerns over governance. (Economic Times)
- Cipla: India Ratings puts ratings on negative, outlook stable. (PTI)
- Tata Motors: Says Nano investment significantly written off. (PTI)
- Maruti Suzuki: Working to develop low-cost hybrid cars. (PTI)
- Cairn India: Writes to PM Modi on tax dispute ahead of U.K. PM visit. (PTI)
Earnings Reactions To Watch
- Punjab National Bank
- Union Bank of India
- Amara Raja Batteries
- Berger Paints
- CARE
- Central Bank of India
- Gati
- Indian Hotels
- Neuland Labs
- Pfizer India
- Radico Khaitan
Earnings To Watch Today
- ICICI Bank
- Britannia Industries
- Godrej Consumer Products
- Allsec Technologies
- The Andhra Sugars
- Asahi India Glass
- Asahi Songwon Colors
- BSL
- CEAT
- Cambridge Technology Enterprises
- Bhagyanagar India
- Cyber Media (India)
- 8K Miles Software Services
- Aban Offshore
- Aegis Logistics
- Gokul Agro Resources
- GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare
- eClerx Services
- EID Parry India
- HSIL
- IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals
- NRB Industrial Bearings
- Mahamaya Steel Industries
- Manali Petrochemicals
- Intrasoft Technologies
- Lakshmi Finance & Industrial Corporation
- PTL Enterprises
- Punjab Chemicals & Crop Protection
- Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals
- Revathi Equipment
- Sanofi India
- Shalimar Paints
- Shree Cements
- Palred Technologies
- Sical Logistics
- Pennar Engineered Building Systems
- Pincon Spirit
- Pitti Laminations
- Premier Polyfilm
- Surana Telecom and Power
- Tainwala Chemical and Plastic (I)
- United Bank of India
- Spectacle Ventures
- TIL
- Tamilnadu PetroProducts
- Vakrangee
- Zen Technologies
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