Best Shares: The Indian benchmark indices continued declining for a second day. Due to significant FII outflows and a poor Q2 earnings season, the Nifty has already corrected 2,000 points from its record highs and recorded its worst week since March 2020. The Nifty fell 135 points to 24,205 at the closure, while the Sensex fell 553 point to 79,389 at the close.
Tata Power Company CMP: Rs 440 Best Shares Many brokerages reiterated their ‘Buy’ ratings after the company’s Q2FY25 earnings were released, and shares increased 3%. Morgan Stanley kept their ‘Overweight’ rating, while Motilal Oswal Financial Services, JM Financial, and Nomura kept their ‘Buy’ ratings.
Cipla: Best Shares 1,553 rupees Following the US Food and medication Administration’s designation of the drugmaker’s Goa production facility as “Voluntary Action Indicated” (VAI), which opened the door for the introduction of its main product, the chemotherapy medication Abraxane, shares of the company soared by 10%. A VAI classification is advantageous for businesses like Cipla because it frequently allows them to move forward with scheduled drug releases while still maintaining regulatory compliance.
Dabur India CMP: Best Shares Rs 541 Following the release of its financial report for the quarter ending in September, shares of FMCG giant Dabur India dropped more than two percent in early trading on October 31. Dabur India reported that its Q2FY25 net profit, which was in line with the Street’s estimates, dropped 17% year over year to Rs 425 crore. In the previous year, it declared a net profit of Rs 515 crore.
DCM Shriram CMP: Best Shares Rs 1,039: After rising more than 10%, DCM Shriram’s stock lost all of its gains as the company’s net profit for the September quarterly increased 95% year over year. In Q2 of FY25, DCM Shriram reported an overall net profit of Rs 62.92 crore, up 95.16 percent from Rs 32.24 crore during the same time the previous year.
GR Infraprojects CMP: Best Shares Rs 1,617 Following the completion of an EPC (Engineering, Contracting, and Production) agreement for a Rs 1,885.63 crore building project in Maharashtra, the company’s shares increased by 4%. In Pune, the project entails building an access-controlled ring road that will run 9.34 kilometers between Shivare Kusgaon village and Kalyan/Rathwade village.
Waaree Energies CMP : Best Shares Rs 2,751 Amid strong volumes, the stock surged 12 percent to reach an all-time record high of Rs 2,718 a share on October 31, continuing its gains for the fourth day in a row. This green energy company has already surged over 80% versus its issue price of Rs 1,503 per share, following a spectacular launch at a premium of 70%.
What is the share price research for Tata Power:
What is the Tata Power Company Ltd. share price right now? As on October 31, 2024, 12:39 IST, the share price of Tata Power Company Ltd is ₹441.30 (NSE) and ₹439.15 (BSE). Over the past three years, Tata Power Company Ltd. has provided a return of 27.22%.
What is Dabur’s target price:
The average objective for Dabur India Ltd. is 652.43. Compared to the previous price of 542.55, an agreement estimate indicates a 20.25% increase. See 23 reports with long-term price goals for Dabur India Ltd. from 9 analysts.
What is DCM Shriram’s price target in 2025:
DCM Shriram Ltd.’s first price objective for 2025 is anticipated to be ₹1525. Under ideal conditions in the market, DCM Shriram Ltd.’s mid-year price goal might hit ₹1434. Taking into account favourable market trends, the price goal for DCM Shriram Ltd is anticipated to possibly reach ₹1712 by the end of 2025.
Who is Waaree Energy’s owner:
The chairman and managing director of WAAREE Group, Hitesh Doshi, has been in the engineering field for more than 25 years.
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