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- Sell DLF, target Rs 196: Kunal Bothra
Sell DLF Ltd. at a price target of Rs 196.0 and a stop loss at Rs 211 from entry point.
- Buy DLF, target Rs 234: Kunal Bothra
Buy DLF Ltd. at a price target of Rs 234.0 and a stop loss at Rs 217 from entry point.
- Sell DLF, target Rs 204: Manas Jaiswal
Sell DLF Ltd. at a price target of Rs 204.0 and a stop loss at Rs 223 from entry point.
- Sell DLF, target Rs 209: Jay Thakkar
Sell DLF Ltd. at a price target of Rs 209.0 and a stop loss at Rs 225 from entry point.
- Sell Max Financial Services, target Rs 490: Sagar Doshi
Sell Max Financial Services Ltd. at a price target of Rs 490.0 and a stop loss at Rs 555 from entry point.
- Buy DLF, target Rs 280: Manas Jaiswal
Buy DLF Ltd. at a price target of Rs 280.0 and a stop loss at Rs 263 from entry point.
- Buy DLF, target Rs 275: Manas Jaiswal
Buy DLF Ltd. at a price target of Rs 275.0 and a stop loss at Rs 258 from entry point.
- Buy Max Financial Services, target Rs 625: Manas Jaiswal
Buy Max Financial Services Ltd. at a price target of Rs 625.0 and a stop loss at Rs 594 from entry point.
- Sell DLF, target Rs 222: Sameet Chavan
Sell DLF Ltd. at a price target of Rs 222.0 and a stop loss at Rs 238 from entry point.
- Buy DLF, target Rs 235: Kunal Bothra
Buy DLF at a price target of Rs 235 and a stop loss at Rs 210 from entry point.
Merger will be the preferred option as against the IPO: Mohit Talwar, MD, Max Financial Services"There is no doubt in anyone’s mind that this merger makes immense sense to both the parties and that has been demonstrated by the fact tha...
- Buy Max Financial Services with a target of Rs 690 -- Dr CK Narayan
Buy Max Financial Services Ltd. at a price target of Rs 690.0 and a stop loss at Rs 668.0 from entry point
DLF appoints Rajeev Talwar & Mohit Gujral as co-CEOsTalwar, who joined DLF in 2006, started his career as a Probationary Officer in SBI and was selected for IAS in 1978.
IFC to raise its stake in Max Healthcare to 7.5%A third player, Life Healthcare, a South Africa-based leading private hospital operator would continue to retain 26% stake in the company.
- Max Healthcare rights issue plan shelved post stake sale
Max India on Wednesday said it has shelved a plan to raise funds through a rights issue by its arm Max Healthcare Institute.
- Max India gets nod for Goldman investment
The government on Monday cleared a proposal by the Analjit Singh-promoted Max India to raise Rs 529 crore from the private equity arm of gl...
- Govt clears Rs 529cr Goldman investment in Max India
The government today cleared a proposal by the Analjit Singh-promoted Max India to raise Rs 529 crore from the private equity arm of global...