Stocks on July 23: Paytm, Titan, Infosys, Pidilite, Tanla, Dixon, CreditAccess Grameen, etc.
Share market news, stocks will be tracked on July 23: Domestic stock benchmarks haven’t changed much of the time when energy losses and losses in auto stocks outperform consumer durable goods stocks on Tuesday. Sensex lost 13.5 points to finish with 82,186.8, while Nifty50 fell by 29.8 points to finish with 25,060.9. Investors are waiting for more revenue from Indian companies to get domestic tips.
During the conference, the 30 script index was seen in the range of over 400 points, while the Nifty50 rotated mostly in the 25050-25,200 band in the range of nearly 150 points.
The Volatility Index India VIX (also known as the fear gauge) is called 4.0%.
As investors are on the next session of Dalal Street, here are a number of stocks that will be followed on Wednesday.
Company revenue
About 60 companies plan to report their quarterly results on Wednedsay, including Infosys, Tata Consumer Products, Coforge, Bajaj Housing Finance and Syngene.
Dividend Stocks | Pidilite, Route Move, Novartis, Cotton…
On Wednesday’s opening clock, many stocks will trade at the opening clock, including Greaves Cotton, KPR Mill, Nesco, Novartis, Pidilite, Route Mobile, Mobile, Sonata Software, Precision Cramshafts and Metal Coatings.
Mahindra Logistics Rights Issues
Mahindra Logistics plans to trade.
Tanla Platform
Tanla Platforms stock will be purchased before making.
Zensar Tech
The company’s consolidated net profit rose 3.4% in the quarter ended June 30 to Rs 18.2 crore. Its first-class earnings increased from Rs 13,590 crore to Rs 1,388.5 crore.
Paytm
The digital payments company had a net profit of Rs 1,23 crore between April and June, in sharp contrast to its net loss of Rs 8,39 crore a year ago. Its consolidated revenue rose from Rs 150.2 crore to Rs 19.118 crore.
Dixon Tech
The company’s net profit increased from Rs 13.4 crore to Rs 22.5 crore from the June quarter.
Its profit margin remained stable at 3.76% year-on-year.
CreditAccess Grameen
Lenders’ quarterly profit fell from Rs 39.8 crore to Rs 6 billion in June, while their net interest income fell from Rs 9.27 crore to Rs 9.06 crore.
