After refusing to leave the party when nifty and senex correct for the last few weeks, small cap stocks suffered jolt early this week. What...

Even during the last one month of corrective moves in the nifty and sensex witnessed smallcap stocks refused to leave the party. On a numbe...

Market expert Hemang Jani says "midcap cement companies such as NCL for a 25-30% upside, as the sector could re-rate due to increasing M&A ...

While large cement companies might be in the news for one or the other reason, it is the small and midcaps which have been showing better t...

In Thursday’s trading session, the shares of the company ended with a cut of 1% at Rs 174.85 apiece on the NSE. As per the latest corporate...

NCL Industries Ltd., incorporated in the year 1979, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 747.70 Crore) operating in Cement sec...

Khanna held 7,22,917 shares or 1.60 per cent stake in NCL Industries as of March 31, down from 7,84,062 or a 1.73 per cent stake at the end...

NCL Industries Ltd., incorporated in the year 1979, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 871.41 Crore) operating in Cement sec...

She held 7,84,062 shares or 1.73 per cent stake in NCL Industries as of December 31 compared with 8,01,062 shares or 1.77 per cent stake in...

The stock has delivered 120 per cent return in the last one year and around 326 per cent from March 2020 lows.

Khanna raised stakes in Talbros Automotive Components to 1.51 per cent in June quarter from 1.19 per cent at the end of March quarter.

NCL Industries Ltd., incorporated in the year 1979, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 961.20 Crore) operating in Cement sec...

Data showed Dolly Khanna owned 4,83,580 shares, or 1.71 per cent stake, in the company as of December 31, 2020. The shares are valued at Rs...

Dealers of unlisted shares say this space is not for traders; but investors with a long-term outlook can hope to earn hefty returns, if the...

A total of 2,926,460 shares changed hands on the counter till 10:46AM (IST).

NCL Industries, Shiva Cement and Star Cement were the top losers.

"Following this deal, NCL will turn into a joint venture between Worthington and Nitin Fire," the company said in a statement.