Stocks To Watch: Hero MotoCorp, IL&FS Engineering, Ambuja Cements And More
The Nifty Futures on the Singapore Exchange, an early indicator of Nifty's performance in India, declined 0.2 percent to 8,518.
Here are the stocks to watch out for in today's session:
- Hero MotoCorp: Clocks record sales in October; sells over 6 lakh bikes for third consecutive month
- IL&FS Engineering: Defaulted on 6 percent OCCRPS, CRPS redemption; Q2 loss Rs 80.67 crore versus Rs 81.87 crore loss YoY
- Jaiprakash Associates: Says interest on some NCDs unpaid for over 3 months
- Premier Explosives: Q2 net Rs 2.4 crore versus Rs 1.89 crore YoY
- Sonata Software: Q2 net Rs 37.82 crore versus Rs 39.33 crore; to pay Rs 3.5 per share as interim dividend
- SAIL: April-Oct. saleable steel output rose 22 percent YoY; export volumes rose more than 3 times in same period
- Tech Mahindra: Signs 5-year cooperation pact with Stockmann on ICT
- TVS Motor: Sells 308,690 units in October versus 274,622 units YoY
- Zensar Technologies: Buys Foolproof for undisclosed amount
- Great Eastern: To consider raising up to Rs 400 crore on November 7
- Welspun India: India Ratings & Research reaffirmed company's stable rating despite termination of contracts.
- Nagarjuna Agrichem: A section of workers agitate over bonus payment
- Reliance Capital: Allots NCDs worth Rs 1,000 crore
Media Reports
- GAIL India: Cancels tender to hire newly built ships to ferry LNG from the U.S. due to lack of takers for the multi-billion dollar contracts. (Financial Express)
- State Bank of India: To hire 4 senior vice-presidents to market corporate banking products (Financial Express)
- Jindal Poly Investments and Finance Company, Jindal Photo: Adani, JSW and SembCorp in race to buy BC Jindal group's Odisha power plant (Mint)
Earnings to Watch
- Ambuja Cements
- Berger Paints
- Dhunseri Investments
- Century Enka
- Cerebra Integrated Technologies
- Chemfab Alkalis
- Cosmo Films
- EIH
- Grindwell Norton
- Esab India
- Fertilizers and Chemicals Travancore
- Geojit BNP Paribas Financial Services
- ICRA
- Hotel Rugby
- Intellect Design Arena
- MM Forgings
- Monsanto India
- MphasiS
- Naga Dhunseri Group
- Magma Fincorp
- Dr. Lal Path Labs Ltd.
- Star Ferro and Cement
- Shoppers Stop
- Shyam Century Ferrous
- Sundaram Clayton
- Super Spinning Mills
- Take Solutions
- TCI Finance
- TD Power Systems
- Thangamayil Jewellery
- TTK Prestige
- Tube Investments of India
- Wheels India
- Whirlpool of India
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