Stocks To Watch: Lupin, Coal India, Tata Motors And More
The Nifty Futures on the Singapore Exchange, an early indicator of Nifty's performance in India, declined 1 percent to 8,564.
Your Wednesday morning briefing
November 2, 2016
Read| https://t.co/BS4x9Si0Ro pic.twitter.com/ZTrTZtn5x7Here are the stocks to watch out for in today's session:
- Central Bank: To raise Rs 157 crore via preferential share issue to government; to sell shares at Rs 91.45 each
- MOIL: Revises price of various grades of manganese ore with effect from November 01.
- Coal India: October sales 43.04 million tonne, output 43.51 million tonne
- Lupin: Gets FDA nod for generic Ortho-Cyclen tablets
- Majesco: Q2 net Rs 5.21 crore versus loss Rs 58 lakh
- Tata Motors: Jaguar Land Rover October U.S. sales up 7 percent
- UCO Bank: Muscat, Woori Bank and UCO Bank to open rep. offices in Tehran
- Dabur: South Africa unit to acquire some equipment of Carbotec Lab
- NTPC, Coal India Limited and Indian Oil Corporation: Enter into joint venture in to take up revival of Sindri and Gorakhpur fertilizer plants of Fertilizer Corporation of India Limited and Barauni plant of Hindustan Fertilizer Corporation Limited.
- Vama Industries: Trades ex-split
Media Reports
- Oberoi Realty: Mumbai-based realty majors clock record home sales in recent months. Business Standard
- Emami Group: Mulls investing in start-ups (Business Standard)
Earnings to Watch
- Advani Hotels & Resorts (India)
- Harita Seating Systems
- HT Media
- IL&FS Engineering and Construction Company
- IL&FS Investment Managers
- The Oudh Sugar Mills
- Premier Explosives
- Sonata Software
- TVS Electronics
- Upper Ganges Sugar & Industries
- Sundram Fasteners
- Taj GVK Hotels & Resorts
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