US Markets closed ended the day on a negative note. Dow
closed 0.3% down while Nasdaq lost 0.6%.U.S. stocks fell the most in four weeks
as investors speculated that gains sparked by expectations for brisker economic
growth under a new administration went too far too quickly. US markets, today,
Prelim GDP q/q, CB Consumer Confidence, FOMC Member Powell Speaks.
Asian markets are trading on a subdued note; Nikkei is
trading 0.2% down, while Hang Seng is trading 0.1% higher. SGX Nifty is trading
9 points higher at 8,159. Indian ADR sended the day on a mixed note. Among
financial ADRs, ICICI Bank closed 0.3%down, while HDFC Bank lost 1.2%. Among IT
ADRs, Wipro fell 0.1%, while Infosys closed flat. Tata Motors ADR fell 0.7%.
For More Details Visit us @ http://www.tradebizzindia.com/freetrial.php
Give a missed call at “09707221221”
Stocks
of the Day:
Oil India Q2 net dips 18% to
Rs 580 crore: Sadbhav Engineering Ltd posted 33 per cent decline in net profit
at Rs 18.5 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2016. The company had
posted a net profit of Rs 27.7 crore in the corresponding quarter last fiscal.
Total income from operations during July-September quarter declined to Rs 615.6
crore from Rs 745.9 crore in the year-ago period.
Natco receives US FDA
approval for generic budesonide capsule:
Natco Pharma Limited has received
final approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for generic
version of budesonide capsule (enteric coated) 3 mg. Natco and its marketing
partner Alvogen plan to launch this product in the US immediately. According to
IMS Health, Entocort EC capsule (3 mg) and its generic versions had US sales of
approximately $ 370 million for twelve months ending December 2015.
Tata Steel UK selling
Speciality business to Liberty:
Tata Steel UK has signed aletter
of intent with the London-based international business group Liberty House to
sell its Specialty Steels business for 100 million pounds (Rs 854crore/$124
million). Tata Steel UK has invested 1.5 billion pounds (Rs 12,798crore) over
the last nine years and 85 million pounds this year covering arange of
sustenance and improvement schemes. As the Specialty Steels business is independent
of the pan-European strip products supply chain, its sale is in line with the
restructuring strategy of the company’s UK portfolio.
Surana Solar bags 10 MW
project contract from Paradip Port:
Surana Solar Ltd has been awarded
an EPC and operations and maintenance contract for 10 MW solar power plants by
Paradip Port Trust in Odisha. The project mandate includes EPC contract for
design, engineering, procurement and supply and comprehensive operation and
maintenance for 10 years of the 10 MW solar power project. While the EPC contract
awarded is valued at Rs. 60.60 crore, the Operations and Maintenance works for
10 years will be worth Rs. 4.75 crore.
Nagarjuna Oil Refinery plans
to sell entire stake in Nagarjuna Oil Corp:
Nagarjuna Oil Refinery Ltd will seek
shareholder approval to sell its 46.78 per cent stake in Nagarjuna Oil
Corporation, which is setting up a 6 million tone oil refinery in TamilNadu to
Allied Machineries and Resources Holdings Inc (a Dubai-based fund). The company
plans to sell 77.62 crore shares of 10 each for a consideration of 2.50 a share
(194 crore).
Suzlon bags 50.4-MW project
in AP:
Suzlon has bagged a 50.40-MWwind
power project from a leading business house to be executed in AndhraPradesh.
The project consists of 24 units of S95 90m tubular tower with a rated capacity
of 2.1 MW. Located in the district of Anantapur of Andhra Pradesh, the project
is scheduled for completion in March 2017. Suzlon will provide operation and
maintenance for a period of 20 years.
Idea Cellular plans to sell
100% in tower arm for $1 bn:
Idea Cellular has put on block
100 percent stake in its tower arm, dropping its earlier plans to sell a
minority stake in the business. The company is looking to sell 11,000 telecom towers
for close to USD 1 billion. Company has reached out to America TowerCorp,
Bharti Infratel and Brookfield for tower sale, and that it is likely to retain
its stake in Indus Towers.
Appellate Tribunal stays CCI
order against India Cements:
The Competition Appellate
Tribunal has granted a conditional stay against the Competition Commission of
India’s imposition of a Rs 187.48 crore penalty against India Cements Ltd. The
condition on which the stay is granted is that the company shall, within one
month from its order dated November 21, deposit 10 per cent of the penalty in
the Registry of Tribunal in the form of a six-month fixed deposit.
Disclaimer:
This News and information in this
blog, all the Stock Cash Tips we
offer are believed to be reliable, but we do not accept any dependability (or
liability) for errors of fact or outlook. Users have the right o choose the
Stock Market service that suits them the most. Investment in Stock Market has
its own risks. Sincere efforts have been made to present the right investment
perspective. The information contained herein is based on analysis and up on
sources that we consider reliable.
No comments:
Post a Comment