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Cupid shares jump 6%, stock skyrockets 900% in one year. Should you buy now?Cupid shares extended their rally after the company reaffirmed strong growth momentum, guided for Q1FY27 revenue of over Rs 150 crore and r...- Multibagger Cupid shares rally 19% in 6 days after Q1 update, skyrocket 940% in one year. What lies ahead?Cupid shares climbed significantly after a positive business update for the April-June quarter. The company raised its FY27 revenue guidanc...
- From medical tourism to casinos, oil shock hits Southeast AsiaCompanies across aviation, retail, and manufacturing are implementing price hikes and cost-cutting measures. Disruptions to supply chains a...
- Iran war saddles global companies with $25 billion bill and countingGlobal companies face significant financial strain due to the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran. Businesses are grappling with escalating oil pric...
- Cupid shares plunge 6% after 15% rally over two days: What lies ahead?Cupid shares experienced a dip on Wednesday after a two-day rally that drove the stock 15% higher after the company's 4:1 bonus issue. In J...
- Cupid shares jump 19% in two days after bonus issue. What's ahead?Condom-maker Cupid's shares surged 5% on Tuesday, extending this week's gains to 19% following its 4:1 bonus issue. The bonus shares are ex...
- Bonus issue alert: Did Cupid shares really crash 80%? Here's why you should ignore the massive plungeCupid Limited shares appeared to crash nearly 80% after adjusting for a 4:1 bonus issue, but actually rose over 15%. The stock opened at Rs...
- Durex makes India condom push for women, rural consumersReckitt Benckiser, the world's largest condom maker, is shifting its focus in India to target women and rural consumers. With changing atti...
- More Indians fall head over heels for condom variantsDotted, ribbed and ultra-thin designs help condom business hit five-year high, grow 13% by value last year compared with 7% in 2022.
- Condom-shy India arouses interest of global contraceptive makersGlobal contraceptive manufacturers are eyeing India as their biggest growth market, as the country is set to become the most populous in th...
- China's consumer sentiment is down, but not when it comes to condomsConsumer companies and economists have said sentiment in China is slower than expected, but that's not stopping them from buying more condo...
- Competition watchdog trains guns on 11 condom makersInvestigation finds condom cos may have colluded to overcharge govt by rigging bids.
- No child's play: Condom ads banned from 6 am to 10 pm in IndiaThe government on Monday strictly asked TV channels not to air advertisements selling and promoting condoms because these are "indecent esp...
- Now you can file police complaint over racy condom adsThe only ads pre-screened are relating to cigarettes, tobacco and alcohol, other ads, whether in print or TV or cable, are a voluntary code...
- Price capping takes sheen off condom sales following government decisionIt’s condom makers turn to seek protection as sales of male contraceptive have plunged drastically following a government decision to dub i...
- Innovations in packaging: Brands offering condoms hidden in ‘books’ and ‘wallets’Innovations are necessary to give newness to the consumer in this category, which is normally hidden from public view at a majority of reta...
- Panel formed to rethink pricing of premium condomsThe Department of Pharmaceuticals has set up a panel to decide on the pricing of premium condoms after it fixed a cap of Rs6.50 a piece las...
- Premium condom market in India may collapse as drug pricing authority sets price cap of Rs 6.50All men and women who like a bit of luxury where it counts may be forced to switch to economy class.Yes, a plain-vanilla, no-frills future ...
- Reckitt hopes JV issues with TTK to be solved amicablyReckitt Benckiser India's CMD Chander Mohan Sethi, who also sits on TTK-LIG board, steered clear of the points of differences.
- Rubber prices to make condoms a costly affairThis might soon replace old line about headaches in bedrooms, as condom manufacturers are grappling with rise in the price of latex.
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