Stocks To Watch Today: Restaurant Brands Asia, Easy Trip Planners, Hyundai Motor, ICICI Bank
Restaurants Brands Asia Ltd., Easy Trip Planners Ltd., Hyundai Motor India Ltd. and ICICI Bank Ltd. will be among the stocks to watch before going into trade on Tuesday.
Restaurants Brands Asia: The Burger King India operator launched its qualified institutional placement on Monday, with the floor price for the QIP set at Rs 62.32 per share.
Easy Trip Planners: The firm acquired 4.4 acres in Bengaluru, with a gross development value of nearly Rs 950 crore.
TTK Prestige: T T Jagannathan resigned as non-executive chairperson and director of the company after serving 50 years on the board.
Wipro: The firm introduced AI-driven autonomous agents for Agentforce that aim to improve and simplify experiences for patients, providers while easing heavy administrative burden across the industry by taking care of onboarding and credentialing processes for healthcare providers.
Hyundai Motor India: It announced an investment of Rs 694 crore to establish a new tooling centre in India that will be dedicated to the manufacturing of stamping tools and panel production for vehicles.
GIC Housing Finance: The firm approved the appointment of Sachindra Salvi as managing director and chief executive officer.
Cholamandalam Investment & Finance Co: The company approved the appointment of Vellayan Subbiah as executive chairperson for five years.
UCO Bank: The company opened a qualified institutional placement issue on Monday and approved the floor price Rs 36.07 per share for the issue.
Punjab & Sind Bank: The public sector bank announced the approval and launch of its QIP, with floor price being fixed at Rs 40.38 apiece.
ICICI Bank: ICICI Securities will now be a wholly owned subsidiary of ICICI Bank. The company is deemed to have been delisted from the stock exchanges.
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