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Bajaj Auto shares gain 3%, near record high post May sales update

Read more about Bajaj Auto shares gain 3%, near record high post May sales update on Business Standard. Segment-wise, Bajaj Auto s 2-wheeler sales grew 113 per cent to 240,554 units while commercial vehicles were up 118 per cent at 31,308 units

BPCL: How will BPCL stock & F&O strikes adjust to the mega dividend

NEW DELHI: The recent rise in BPCL shares was partly due to expectations of the company announcing strong dividends. The oil marketing company (OMC) did deliver dividends that exceeded analyst estimates. Analysts now say the larger-than-expected dividend payout could be a sign that the government is getting ready for the much-awaited divestment of the oil PSU. Given the size of the dividend, there would be adjustment in strike prices in options segment of the BPCL stock, they said. The stock traded about 1% higher at Rs 474 in early trade on Thursday. The OMC declared a final dividend of Rs 58 per share, including a one-time special dividend of Rs 35 per share. The one-time special dividend declared appears roughly similar to the post-tax gain on the sale of investment in subsidiary Numaligarh Refinery, analysts said, while noting that the total dividend by BPCL for FY21 stood at Rs 79 a share.

Analysts say Q4 numbers are quite telling about YES Bank health, cut price targets

Analysts say Q4 numbers are quite telling about YES Bank health, cut price targets SECTIONS Share Synopsis Analysts said the private lender’s disclosed stressed pool remains high, even as signs of improvement become visible. Agencies Related NSE NEW DELHI: YES Bank s Rs 3,788 crore loss in March quarter, triggered by interest reversals and accelerated provisioning, did not go down well with Dalal Street, as the scrip plunged as much as 13 per cent in Monday’s trade, only to recover some ground later. Analysts said the private lender’s disclosed stressed pool remains high, even as signs of improvement become visible. They remained cautious on the incremental stress on the corporate book and pegged their price targets in the Rs 12-16 range.

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