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AAP emerges leading party in Chandigarh, BJP mayor loses contestIn a setback to the ruling BJP in Chandigarh municipal corporation, sitting mayor and party candidate Ravi Kant Sharma was defeated by AAP'...
Emkay Global has buy on NTPC, target price Rs 146The brokerage has marginally raised its FY20/21 EPS estimate by 1.7%/1.2%.
Morgan Stanley overweight on NTPC, target price Rs 152NTPC's foreign bond covenants require the Indian government to own a majority equity stake in NTPC, which could affect its plans to reduce ...
ICICI Securities maintains buy on NTPC, target price Rs 165NTPC has underperformed the Nifty by 17% over the last six months despite a 17% adjusted profit growth in first half of FY20, which is in-l...
Emkay Global maintains buy on NTPC, target price Rs 146Regulated equity is expected to see a CAGR of 12.1% over FY20-21E.
Buy NTPC, target Rs 180: Kunal BothraBuy NTPC Ltd. at a price target of Rs 180 and a stop loss at Rs 170 from entry point.
- Buy NTPC, target Rs 190: Ashish Kyal
Buy NTPC at a price target of Rs 190 and a stop loss at Rs 175 from entry point.
- Buy NTPC, target Rs 186.40: ICICI Direct
Buy NTPC Ltd. at a price target of Rs 186.40 and a stop loss at Rs 180.20 from entry point.
- Buy NTPC, target Rs 190: Kunal Bothra
Buy NTPC at a price target of Rs 190 and a stop loss at Rs 176 from entry point.
- Buy NTPC, target Rs 190: Kunal Bothra
Buy NTPC with a price target of Rs 190 and a stop loss at Rs 170 from the entry point.
- Buy NTPC, target Rs 174.80: ICICI Direct
Buy NTPC at a price target of Rs 174.80 and a stop loss at Rs 169.40 from entry point.
- Buy NTPC, target Rs 192: Reliance Securities
Buy NTPC Ltd. at a price target of Rs 192.
Heatwave spurs AC sales after a slow start of summerManufacturers like Godrej, Voltas, Daikin and Videocon are witnessing a pick up in AC demand as the mercury hovers above 40 degrees Celsius...
Carlyle, Apax among 6 companies to place bids to acquire SourceHOVThe two shareholders have mandated Morgan Stanley for a sale. The initial bids have valued SourceHOV at around $1 billion.
Labour trouble at Nirula’sA questionnaire sent to the fast-food chain elicited no response and efforts to contact Nirula’s CEO Amit Chadha went in vain.
Nirula's CEO bets on new market to turn around businessStarted in 1934 by brothers LC Nirula and M Nirula as Hotel India at Delhi’s Connaught Place, Nirula’s ventured into fast-food business in ...
Malaysia-based PE firm Navis Capital to sell Nirula's stake to A2Z ExcursionsMalaysia-based PE firm Navis Capital Partners is selling all assets in Nirula's to A2Z Excursions run by entrepreneur Pradeep Chadha.