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Rs 1,011 to Rs 4,198: This stock turned into a multibagger in one year The share stood at Rs 1,010.71 on June 01, 2020. It has zoomed to Rs 4,198.00 today, translating into gains of 315 per cent during the period Tanya Aneja | June 1, 2021 | Updated 14:44 IST Representative Image Share of Dixon Technologies has delivered more than 300 per cent returns to its shareholders in the last 12 months. The share stood at Rs 1,010.71 on June 01, 2020. It has zoomed to Rs 4,198.00 today, translating into gains of 315 per cent during the period. In comparison, Sensex rose 56 per cent in one year. Rs 5 ...

Dixon Tech Q4 results: Consolidated PAT surges 60% YoY Rs 44 cr, but misses Street’s estimates SECTIONS Dixon Tech Q4 results: Consolidated PAT surges 60% YoY Rs 44 cr, but misses Street’s estimatesETMarkets.com Last Updated: May 27, 2021, 05:36 PM IST Share Synopsis The company’s consolidated revenue from operations rose 146 per cent in the reported quarter to Rs 2,109.7 crore, which was slightly below analysts’ estimates. Agencies The company’s operating performance in the quarter was strong as consolidated earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization jumped 45 per...

Vaccination, Q4 earnings, F&O expiry among key factors that will guide markets next week SECTIONS Share Synopsis The market will continue to focus on covid numbers to pump in more optimism into the market due to a relatively quiet week for economic data,” said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services. Getty Images NSE Explore Now NEW DELHI: Buying in banks and financials along with autos pushed benchmark indices higher by nearly three per cent last week which turned out to be one of the best weeks in the last four months. Easing covid concerns, fluctuating global cues, an...

Retail frenzy builds up in midcaps & smallcaps: Should you join the party? SECTIONS Share Synopsis While the demand outlook remains cloudy for the next 1-2 quarters due to the second wave of Covid-19, FIIs are pulling money out of largecaps, making them more volatile. Shutterstock.com In the trailing 12-month period, the Smallcap Index had jumped 125 per cent, compared with 91 per cent gain in the midcap index and 63 per cent in blue chip Nifty50. Related NSE Explore Now NEW DELHI: While the benchmark equity indices swing like a pendulum, the party continues in the broader market. Nifty Small...

In February, mutual funds continued to trim positions in heavyweights such as Bharti Airtel (Rs 2,800 crore), HDFC Bank (Rs 1,700 crore), Reliance Industries (Rs 1,500 crore) and HDFC (Rs 1,400 crore) as investors continued to redeem money in equity schemes. Positive flows were seen in NTPC (Rs 700 crore), IndusInd Bank (Rs 700 crore) and L&T (Rs 650 crore). Most large MFs remained underweight on banking and overweight on capital goods. Mid-cap additions included SAIL (Rs 540 crore), IRCTC (Rs 430 crore) and Jindal Steel (Rs 290 crore), while major reductions included Dixon Tech (Rs 440 cro...