Sajeet Manghat is the Executive Editor at BQPrime, a national news outlet in India. With a focus on business and finance, Sajeet covers a wide range of topics including corporate news, market trends, and economic analysis. His work has also been featured in Bloomberg-Quint, further establishing his expertise in the field of business journalism.
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AMFI and SEBI have collectively decided on the format of the disclosure.
By: Sajeet Manghat
The 4% stake amounts to 49.90 crore shares that would be sold in the market over the next few weeks. This would lead to demand for the stock from index funds to rebalance their portfolios.
By: Sajeet Manghat
99% of the public holding will be extinguished once the resolution plan is implemented.
By: Sajeet Manghat
The figures have been collated based on provisional gross buy and sales figures.
By: Sajeet Manghat
Results of mutual stress tests on small and mid-cap schemes are alarming: some of the large asset managers could take up to 60 days to return money to investors.
By: Sajeet Manghat
Buybacks and dividends may no longer be enough as Tata Group seeks to invest in digital businesses to semiconductors.
By: Sajeet Manghat
Tata Capital along with its parent Tata Sons Pvt. Ltd. are amongst the 14 companies classified as 'Upper Layer' by the Reserve Bank Of India.
By: Sajeet Manghat
The Supreme Court has asked Delhi Airport Metro Express, a subsidiary of Anil Ambani's Reliance Infrastructure, to refund Rs 3,300 crore to Delhi Metro Rail Corp.
By: Sajeet Manghat
The company will utilise the Rs 18,000 crore largely for capex. A total of Rs 12,750 crore will be used for capital expenditure, with approximately Rs 2,175 crore allocated to spectrum payments.
By: Sajeet Manghat
NDTV Profit decodes the SEBI decision and what it means for investors.
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