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Belrise Industries shares soar 6% as Investec initiates coverage with 'Buy' ratingBelrise Industries shares rose sharply after Investec initiated coverage with a Buy rating and Rs 185 target. The 2W-focused auto ancillary...- Scrappage policy: Leyland, TaMo, M&M, Cummins lead auto gains“Ashok Leyland will be the biggest beneficiary, followed by M&M and Tata Motors,” said Aditya Jhawar, analyst at Investec.
- PI Industries launches QIP to raise Rs 2,000 croreThe QIP has been launched at an indicative price of Rs 1534 per share, about 2% discount to the last closing price of Rs 1562 on July 2, sa...
- Stocks in the news: SBI Card, YES Bank, Indiabulls Housing, IndusInd Bank, Airtel and Tata MotorsPromoters of IndusInd Bank attribute the latest decline in the stock to excessive speculative action.
- PI Industries plans a Rs 2,000 crore QIP issueThe board of directors of the company has approved raising funds through qualified institutional placement (QIP) on February 12.
- Auto stocks’ recent bounce could be ‘short-lived’Analysts said the strength in automobile shares has been mostly driven by covering of bearish bets.
- Stocks in the news: YES Bank, Eros International, RIL, Tata Steel, DHFL and Religare EnterprisesBrookfield AM and RIL are expected to sign a term sheet for the proposed sale of Jio’s telecom towers.
- 7 quality growth stocks at reasonable pricesAfter a brief correction that brought some sanity to the market, investors are back to chasing growth stocks.
- Good times for Indian fertiliser makers as global capacity risesThese projects, coming up in Morocco, Saudi Arabia, China, Brazil and Russia, are scheduled to become operational in the next four-five yea...
- Manufacturers of complex fertilisers plan to raise prices by 5-10 per centFertiliser market currently has an inventory of about 3 mn tonne of complex fertilisers in comparison to the nearly seven million tonne a y...
- Delayed monsoon may help reduce fertiliser importsThe delayed monsoon that could hurt the agricultural economy may result in the world's third-largest fertiliser industry sharply cutting im...
- Fall in prices of raw material, stronger rupee and increased gas supply can help revive fertiliser sectorFertiliser sector could see turnaround in next few months because of easing of raw material prices globally, a more stable Re & increased g...
- Fertiliser companies now line up innovative productsIn August, the government amended the Fertiliser Control Order of 1985 with the aim of improving soil health and improving the balance betw...
- Global agrochemical companies eye India dealsWith billions of dollars worth agrochemical patents expiring by 2020, global players keen to make the most of the situation.
- Expect rain gain for complex fertiliser salesHigher crop planting and good monsoon TO boost demand and companies hope to clear inventory.
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