The benchmark index ended the flats on Friday, with 7.8 points to 22,552.5 with the NSE Nifty 50, while the BSE Sensex slipped 7.51 points at 74,332.58. The Nifty, posting her best weekly benefits in three weeks, lost three weeks streaks.
Reliance Industries Limited, Bharti Airtel Limited, Tata Motors Limited, Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited, and Hindalco Industries Limited led the benefits, while Infosys Limited, NTPC, NTPC Limited, ICICI Bank Limited, HCLTEC, and Indicind Bank Limited.
The Nifty metal was the top regional beneficiary. Pharma, Auto, IT, Financial Services and Banking Index exhausted after three weeks of losses, while FMCG snatched away four weeks of fall.
Foreign investors remained a pure seller for the 12th season, spending Rs 2,377.3 crore, while domestic investors bought Rs 1,617.8 crore.
The Indian rupee increased from 24 money to 86.88 against the Indian dollar, which helped with weak dollars and low crude oil prices.
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Shyam Metallics: In February, stainless steel sales increased by 110% yoy to 8,552. The sale of aluminum foil ran from 23% to 1,686 mounts, with special alloy sales increased by 0.4% to 17,067 MT. Carbon steel sales fell by 5% to 1.33 lakh mount, while sponge iron sales fell from 20% to 75,645 mounts and the sales of pellets fell 26% to 46,386 mount.
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Sun TV Network: The board approved the interim dividend of Rs 2.5 per share for the financial year 2025.
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RailTel Corporation: A work order of Rs 47.5 crore was received from Eastern Central Railway. In addition, the board has to consider an interim dividend for the financial year 2025 on 12 March.
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Clinical Clinical: Ravindra K. as Group CFO. S., Effectively appointed on 1 March 2025.
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Alembic Pharma: The USFDA completed a prescribed inspection of its bio-capacity facility in Vadodara from 3-7 March, released a Form 483 with a procedural observation.
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IndusInd Bank: The RBI approved the reconstruction of Sumant Kathpal on March 24 as MD and CEO for one year.
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Lupine: Launched Rivroxban bullets in the US after receiving final approval for their brief new drug application from USFDA. The drug is used to reduce the risk of major cardiovascular phenomena.
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Nuvama money management: ICRA confirmed its issuer rating and modified the approach from stable to positive.
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M&M: Total production increased by 10.4% YOY to 81,302 units in February. The total sales fell from 13% to 80,641 units, while the total export fell 49.7% to 1,539 units.
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coward: The Delhi High Court retained a prize of Rs 115 crore in favor of the company.
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Allcargo gati: The board approved the sale of its fuel stations for Rs 7.5 crore in Indore and Bangalore, subject to shareholder approval.
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Coal India: Signed an MoU with IIT Hyderabad for R&D in clean coal technology and diversification in coal use.
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NMDC: Board to declare an interim dividend for the financial year 2025 on 17 March.
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IRB infra: In February, gross toll collection increased by 14.5% YOY to Rs 529 crore. Average an average of Rs 18.9 crore by an average of 18.9%.
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Sterlite Tech: CFO Tushar Shroff resigned, effective on 31 March.
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ONGC: Arm Opal received approval for final exit from Dahej Special Economic Zone. Opal is effective from March 8 to operate as a domestic tariff area unit.
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GMR Airport: FraPort acquired a 10% stake in Delhi International Airport, leading to its shareholding in dial to 64% to 74%.
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Biocon: ARM Biocon Biologics reported the positive phase 3 study results for a biosymiller, yesntake for euscineumab, which is used for chronic plaque psoriasis.
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Birla Nigam: CGE II entered a share purchase agreement to get a 6.04% stake in hybrid energy, which is Rs 5.7 crore for wind-sore energy for its Rajasthan plant.
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GR infrastructure: The board approved the interim dividend of Rs 12.5 per share payable on 13 March.
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Satek realty: A full -fledged subsidiary, Astrika Realtors, included.
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Tata Power: Tata Power Renewable Energy and Andhra Pradesh government signed an MoU to develop renewable energy projects up to 7,000 MW, with an estimated investment of Rs 49,000 crore.
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Oriental Rail Infrastructure: Vande entered the India section and obtained his first order of Rs 42.89 crore from Rail Coach Factory, Kapurthala.
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Shriram Piston and Rings: Karna acquired a 100% equity stake in Entertech, a major supplier of the gravitational dye casting molds used in piston manufacturing.
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Shilpa Medicare: The USFDA released a Form 483 with an observation for its Raichur -based Unit -1.
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JSW Steel: The production of consolidated raw steel for February increased by 12% yoy to 24.07 lakh tonnes.
Wholesale deal
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Prataap Snacks: Sarwana Securities de Sathm Nimin bought Rs 1.75 lakh shares at Rs 1,091.9 per share, while SSPL Securities sold 1.3 lakh shares for Rs 1,092.54.
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Gensol Engineering: Anmol Singh Jaggi sold 8 lakh shares for Rs 320.01 and Shirish Kishore Mangche sold 2.95 lakh shares at Rs 326.95 per share.
Pledge share data
Paisalo Digital: Promoter Group Ecuelibrated Venture CFLOW made a pledge of 43.75 lakh shares.
Insider trading
Globus Spirits: Promoter and director Shekhar Swaroop pledged 9,835 shares.
Who is getting
Adani Group Firm: On March 12, Ambuja Cement Limited, ACC Limited, Adani Power Limited, Adani Enterprises Limited, Adani Green Energy Limited, Adani Energy Solutions Limited, Adani Energy Solutions Limited and Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd.
Trading twice
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Price band changes from 10% to 5%: Gennsol Engineering, Ventivic Hospitality.
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Price band changes from 20% to 5%: Kesoram Industries.
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Price band change from 5% to 2%: Dissemination engineer.
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Stock going out of short -term ASM framework: Blue Jet Healthcare, Texmaco Infrastructure, Century Enc.
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Spin of record date (demeger) Kesoram Industries.
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0.8 rupees/share interim dividend: Jash Engineering.
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Securities in the restriction period: Manappuram Finance, Hindustan Copper.
F & o cues
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Nifty march futures Up to 0.08% at a premium of 97.45 points.
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Nifty march futures open interest Below 0.29%.
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Nifty Options End of March 13: Maximum call open interest at 20,350 and maximum open interest at 24,800.
Currency update
Indian rupees strengthened on Friday, closed at 86.88 against the US dollar, which was 24 money from the previous close of 87.12. The decline in the US dollar index and crude oil prices supported the pressure from the outflow of continuous foreign funds. According to Bloomberg data, the local unit opened the flat at 87.11.
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