Chitranjan Kumar is a financial journalist with a focus on multinational companies in India. As the Chief Sub Editor for Fortune India, he covers a wide range of topics including stock market updates, mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, and corporate news. Chitranjan's expertise lies in providing insightful analysis and reporting on the financial landscape in India.
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The company plans to launch CRETA EV for the mass market in the coming months, says Unsoo Kim, Managing Director, HMIL.
By: Chitranjan Kumar
The current grey market premium (GMP) of ₹2 indicates a muted listing of Swiggy shares on the domestic bourses.
NTPC Green Energy will be the biggest IPO by a PSU since Life Insurance Corporation's ₹21,000-crore share sale in May 2022.
By: Chitranjan Kumar
Swiggy shares listed at ₹420 on the NSE, a premium of 7.7% over the issue price of ₹390 apiece.
By: Chitranjan Kumar
Post listing, shares of Acme Solar Holdings gained some ground and touched a high of ₹276.10, after debuting at ₹251 per share over IPO price of ₹289.
By: Chitranjan Kumar
The BSE midcap and smallcap indices plummeted 2.5% and 3%, respectively, amid sustained fund outflows by foreign investors.
The foodtech stock gained 7.3% to hit a high of ₹489.25 on second day, after ending 16.9% higher at ₹455.95 on listing day.
By: Chitranjan Kumar
“Investors who participated in the IPO can consider holding their shares, but should closely monitor the company's performance,” says Shivani Nyati of Swastika Investmart.
By: Chitranjan Kumar
The inclusion of Zomato and Jio Financial Services in the Nifty50 would lead to fund inflows of $607 million and $372 million, respectively.
By: Chitranjan Kumar
The global brokerage says that the market is ignoring RIL's new energy business; the stock is offering an attractive entry point to play important catalysts in 2025.
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