Hindalco takes Coalgate hit, ends 5% down after plunging over 7% intraday
Shares of Hindalco came under heavy selling pressure after the co's promoter Kumar Mangalam Birla was summoned as accused in coal scam.
By PTI | Updated:
MUMBAI: Shares of Hindalco Industries today tumbled over 5.5 per cent, wiping out Rs 1,568.33 crore from market valuation, after its promoter Kumar Mangalam Birla was summoned as accused among others by a special court in a coal scam case.
After plunging 7.78 per cent to Rs 127.30 in intra-day trade at the BSE, shares of Hindalco Industries finally ended at Rs 130.45, down 5.51 per cent.
At the NSE, the stock tanked 5.11 per cent to end at Rs 131.
In the process, the company's market valuation tumbled Rs 1,568.33 crore to Rs 26,937.67 crore.
The stock was the biggest loser among the blue-chips on both Sensex and Nifty.
In terms of volume, 22.44 lakh shares of the company changed hands at the BSE and over 2 crore shares were traded at the NSE during the day.
"Among day's major market moving events, ex-Prime minister Manmohan Singh, leading industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, ex-coal secretary P C Parakh were summoned in popularly called 'coalgate' scam involving allocation of Talabira II coal block in Odisha in 2005. On the news, shares of Birla owned Hindalco Industries corrected by 7 per cent," said Rakesh Goyal, Senior Vice President, Bonanza Portfolio Ltd.
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla and former Coal Secretary P C Parakh were today summoned as accused in a coal scam case by a special court which observed that Singh was roped into the criminal conspiracy to "accommodate" M/s HINDALCO in Talabira-II coal block allocation in 2005.
Rejecting the CBI's closure report, the court also summoned M/s HINDALCO and its two top officials, Shubhendu Amitabh and D Bhattacharya, as accused in the case.
Meanwhile, Aditya Birla group flagship firm Hindalco said it would defend its case through "legal process" after studying order of the special court, which summoned its Chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla, among others as accused in a coal scam case pertaining to allocation of Talabira-II coal block in Odisha in 2005.
In the broader market the BSE benchmark Sensex ended at 28,659.17, down 50.70 points.
After plunging 7.78 per cent to Rs 127.30 in intra-day trade at the BSE, shares of Hindalco Industries finally ended at Rs 130.45, down 5.51 per cent.
At the NSE, the stock tanked 5.11 per cent to end at Rs 131.
In the process, the company's market valuation tumbled Rs 1,568.33 crore to Rs 26,937.67 crore.
The stock was the biggest loser among the blue-chips on both Sensex and Nifty.
In terms of volume, 22.44 lakh shares of the company changed hands at the BSE and over 2 crore shares were traded at the NSE during the day.
ADVERTISEMENT
"Among day's major market moving events, ex-Prime minister Manmohan Singh, leading industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, ex-coal secretary P C Parakh were summoned in popularly called 'coalgate' scam involving allocation of Talabira II coal block in Odisha in 2005. On the news, shares of Birla owned Hindalco Industries corrected by 7 per cent," said Rakesh Goyal, Senior Vice President, Bonanza Portfolio Ltd.
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla and former Coal Secretary P C Parakh were today summoned as accused in a coal scam case by a special court which observed that Singh was roped into the criminal conspiracy to "accommodate" M/s HINDALCO in Talabira-II coal block allocation in 2005.
Rejecting the CBI's closure report, the court also summoned M/s HINDALCO and its two top officials, Shubhendu Amitabh and D Bhattacharya, as accused in the case.
Meanwhile, Aditya Birla group flagship firm Hindalco said it would defend its case through "legal process" after studying order of the special court, which summoned its Chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla, among others as accused in a coal scam case pertaining to allocation of Talabira-II coal block in Odisha in 2005.
ADVERTISEMENT
In the broader market the BSE benchmark Sensex ended at 28,659.17, down 50.70 points.
Too busy to trade in stocks? Invest in Mutual Funds with ET Money!
Bookmark or read stories offline -
Download ET Markets APP
Download ET Markets APP
ADVERTISEMENT
