Stocks To Watch Today: Swiggy, Bharti Airtel, Niva Bupa, Aster DM
Swiggy Ltd., Brigade Enterprises Ltd., Niva Bupa Health Insurance Company Ltd., Aster DM Healthcare Ltd. and Bharti Airtel Ltd. are some of the stocks that will be on the radar on Monday.
Stocks To Watch
Swiggy: The quick commerce company is set to make an investment up to Rs 1,000 core in one or more tranches in Scootsy Logistics.
Brigade Enterprises: The group submitted an expression of interest for the value of Rs 1,500 crore at Invest Kerala Global Summit. The group to Invest in Kerala over next five years.
Aster DM Healthcare: The company is set to make an investment of Rs 850 crore in Kerala in the next three years.
Niva Bupa: The health insurer reported cyber threat incident in which threat actor claims to have customer data. The firm is continuing to conduct investigation of data leak.
Paisalo Digital: The company withdraws preferential issue of convertible warrants due to market volatility and a significant decline in the market price of the company's shares as the primary reasons behind the withdrawal of the preferential issue.
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank: The company sold NPA and written-off loans to Asset reconstruction company. The bank to sell Micro Banking pool size Of Rs 365 crore.
Lupin: The company received Establishment Inspection Report from US Food And Drugs Administration for Somerset Manufacturing Unit.
Bharti Airtel: The firm increased 5% stake in arm Airtel Africa via step-down subsidiary. Airtel Africa Mauritius presently holds a 57.29% stake in Airtel Africa.Indian Continent Investment Ltd offloaded approximately 5.11 crore shares in Bharti Airtel at a price of Rs 1,660 per share. Bharti Telecom Ltd, another key promoter of Airtel, played a significant role in the transaction by purchasing around 1.2 crore shares, accounting for about 24% of ICIL's total sale.
Vedanta: The company was declared preferred bidder for Kauhari diamond block in Madhya Pradesh.
ZEE Media Corp: Shareholders of the company voted to increase FPI investment limit to 49%.
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