Tata Chemicals | Adhunik Metaliks | Shree Cement | Yes Bank | Oil India | SBI and Balkrishna Industries are stocks which are in the news today.
Here are stocks that are in the news today:
Shree Cement: Shree Cement to replace Yes Bank in Nifty 50 w.e.f March 27
Oil India: Stock will stop trading in Futures & Options segment with effect from May 4.
Avenue Supermarts - Promoters sold 2.28 percent holding (2.28 crore shares) via OFS, promoter holding now stands at 74.99 percent
SBI: SBI Cards IPO to be launched on March 2, offer price likely to be Rs 745-775 per share - CNBC-TV18 sources
Balkrishna Industries: HDFC MF sold 2.07 percent stake in company on February 17.
Gayatri Projects: Promoter created pledge on 60 lakh shares (3.21 percent equity) on February 17.
GE T&D: ICRA downgraded company's long-term rating to A+ from AA-, revised outlook to stable from negative.
Adhunik Metaliks: Liberty House completed acquisition of Adhunik Metaliks in all cash deal of Rs 435 crore.
IDFC First Bank: CRISIL assigned AA/Stable rating to bank's Tier-II bonds.
Den Networks, TV18 Broadcast, Hathway Cable board approved the merger scheme into Network18 Media
Quess Corp board approved merger of 4 subsidiaries with itself
Siti Networks - Brickworks has downgraded ratings for long term bank loan facilities to BWR D
AurionPro Solutions - Cyberinc expands North American channel program, adding Tech Data as p PrincipaI distributor of the lsla Isolation Platform
Infosys partners with GE Appliances to enable digital and workplace transformation
HCL Technologies: Company received order from Stanley Black & Decker for digital services.
Tata Chemicals: Tata Coffee sold 1,59,850 equity shares of company (constituting 0.06 percent of paid-up capital) to Tata Sons.
Tata Chemicals: Tata Global Beverages sold 7,05,522 equity shares of company (constituting 0.28 percent of paid-up share capital) to Tata Sons.
Jaiprakash Associates: Company received letter from Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority on its decision to cancel land allotment to JPSK Sports.
Reliance Industries talks to sell a minority stake in its oil-to-chemical division to Saudi Aramco - Mint
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