The Nifty Futures on the Singapore Exchange, an early indicator of Nifty's performance in India, was little changed at 8,697.
Here are the stocks to watch out for in today's session:
- Apollo Tyres: To raise Rs 300 crore via NCDs.
- Mahindra & Mahindra: Has been allotted 60 lakh equity shares of Rs 10 each of Classic Legends Pvt. Ltd., constituting 60 percent of its equity share capital. The company has also acquired 100 percent of the share capital of BSA Company Ltd.
- Lakshmi Machine Works: To consider buyback of shares.
- GMR Infra: Delhi International Airport Private Ltd. issues fixed rate dollar notes of 10-year tenure worth $522.6 million at 6.125 percent.
- Karnataka Bank: Opens its 737th branch at Tenali, Andhra Pradesh.
- Infosys: Clarifies on payments made to former Chief Financial Officer.
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- Sun Pharma: Gets CCI approval for deal with RPG Life.
- JK Paper: Submits a tentative offer and draft term sheet to BILT Graphic Paper Products Ltd. regarding the proposed acquisition of two units in Maharashtra.
- Punj Lloyd: Executes definitive agreements with India Infrastructure Fund II to divest three operating solar projects aggregating to 45 MW in Punjab and Rajasthan, subject to customary approvals and other conditions precedent.
- Power Grid: Board gives investment approval of Rs 167.75 crore to augment transformation capacity in the Southern region. Total investment approvals worth Rs 1,184 crore.
- Bajaj Finance: Allots 1,330 secured redeemable Non-Convertible Debentures worth Rs 133 crore.
Media Reports:
- Adani Enterprises: Foreign funded group wants to stop Adani project in Australia. (Financial Express)
- ICICI Bank: Barings PE withdraws bid for ICICI Home Finance. (Economic Times)
- Apollo Tyres: To set up plant in Hungary. (Economic Times)
- Tata Motors: Looks to buy stake in shared mobility providers. (Economic Times)
- Larsen And Toubro: Plans to raise $500 mn through QIP. (Economic Times)
- Religare Enterprises: Singh Brothers in talks to sell Religare Finvest for Rs 6,000 crore. (Economic Times)
- Reliance Industries: To seal Ethane ship deal today. The company will also sign a $600 million pact with Samsung Heavy Industries for six carriers. (Economic Times)
- Tata Power: Co along with Reliance Infra asked to explore alternatives such as medium-term and long-term power purchase agreement options. (Business Standard)
The big overhang on Reliance Industries' stock price.
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- Mahindra and Mahindra: Plans more EVs, launches e20 Plus priced up to Rs 8.46 lakh.
- NBCC: Government on course to raise Rs 2,200 crore via stake sale.
- NTPC: Group looks to top 50 GW installed capacity by March.
- HCL Tech: Bets on acquisitions to drive growth.
- Reliance Industries: To enter into LPG retailing.
Earnings Reactions To Watch
- Wipro
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- Cairn India
- Mindtree
- Oberoi Realty
- 3i Infotech
- Bhageria Industries
- Apar Industries
- Everest Industries
- Lloyds Steels Industries
- SKF India
- Persistent Systems
- RPG Life Sciences
- Tata Sponge Iron
- Onward Technologies
- V-Guard Industries
- Equitas Holdings
- Akzo Nobel India
Earnings To Watch Today
- Idea Cellular
- Bharti Infratel
- Adani Enterprises
- Adani Power
- Adani Transmission
- Adi Finechem
- Ador Welding
- Ajmera Realty & Infra
- Aditya Birla Money
- GeeCee Ventures
- GEI Industrial Systems
- Greenply Industries
- Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals
- Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys
- Indiabulls Real Estate
- KPR Mill
- Muthoot Capital Services
- Navin Fluorine International
- Johnson Controls
- Hitachi Air Conditioning India
- Mahindra CIE Automotive
- Rane (Madras)
- Parrys Sugar Industries
- Ruchira Papers
- Reliance Capital
- Rallis India
- Thyrocare Technologies
- Supreme Petrochem
- Swaraj Engines
- Tata Metaliks
- Wendt (India)
- Balaji Amines
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