Stocks To Watch Today: Paytm, Azad Engineering, Sudarshan Chemicals, IEX, Inox Wind, Ceat
One 97 Communications Ltd., Azad Engineering Ltd., Sudarshan Chemical Industries Ltd., Indian Energy Exchange Ltd. and Inox Wind Energy Ltd. will be among the stocks to watch before going into trade on Tuesday.
Stocks To Watch
Sudarshan Chemical Industries: The company completed its acquisition of Germany-based Heubach Group, expanding its international footprint across 19 sites, which could boost its global presence and revenue.
Ceat: The firm received the certificate of incorporation for its subsidiary in Sri Lanka, CEAT OHT Lanka Pvt., signalling a regional expansion.
Indian Energy Exchange: The company's February trade volumes rose 9% from a year earlier to 9,622 million units, while renewable energy certificates surged 167% to 16.37 lakh.
Azad Engineering: The company raised Rs 700 crore through a qualified institutional placement, allotting 54.68 lakh shares at Rs 1,280 apiece, a 1.77% discount to the floor price of Rs 1,303.08.
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals: The firm launched Acetylcysteine Injection after acquiring the ANDA from Aspen Pharma USA. This could help capture a share of the $15.2 million market.
Inox Wind, Inox Green Energy Services: Crisil revised its outlook on the long-term bank facilities from stable to positive, suggesting improved financial health.
Paytm: One 97 Communications has partnered with RBL Bank Ltd. to boost digital payment adoption among the lender's merchant partners
Wendt (India): The firm approved the proposal to incorporate a wholly owned subsidiary in Germany, aiming to expand its business in Europe, which could offer growth opportunities in the European market.
Time Technoplast: The company is introducing new products in the polyethylene pipe business for the gas distribution industry, targeting a 30% growth in the segment, indicating strong future growth prospects.
Uno Minda: The firm established an R&D and engineering centre in the Czech Republic to develop advanced lighting technologies for the global automotive industry, potentially boosting innovation and market share.
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