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IOC up 3%, but what could spoil the party? - Vimarsana News

IOC up 3%, but what could spoil the party?

Kotak said Q1FY25 will be dismal for Indian Oil Corporation driven by a cut in EBITDA estimates, increased debt estimates, and a miss on recent earnings.

Mindspace stock falls despite recording best ever quarter in Q4FY24, brokerages retain bullishness - Vimarsana News

Mindspace stock falls despite recording best ever quarter in Q4FY24, brokerages retain bullishness

In March quarter, Mindspace Business Parks REIT posted a growth of nine percent in net operating income (NOI) at Rs 476.8 crore

Exide shares at Rs 300 or Rs 540? Stock up 50% in 30 days. Here are price targets - Vimarsana News

Exide shares at Rs 300 or Rs 540? Stock up 50% in 30 days. Here are price targets

Exide share price: Nomura India said the battery maker is ahead of most peers in terms of investment in plants, technology partnership (SVOLT) and customer approvals (MOU with Hyundai/Kia).

Daily Voice | These 4 pharma stocks to benefit from change in 2 trends: HDFC Securities' Unmesh Sharma - Vimarsana News

Daily Voice | These 4 pharma stocks to benefit from change in 2 trends: HDFC Securities' Unmesh Sharma

The Head of Institutional Equities at HDFC Securities expects consumption demand to witness a slight pickup in FY25 and suggests adding exposure to the FMCG sector on a selective basis.

Indus Towers facing a Rs 60 cr shortfall in collections from Vodafone Idea in Q4, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Indus Towers facing a Rs 60 cr shortfall in collections from Vodafone Idea in Q4, ET Telecom

Indus Towers received an additional Rs 360 crore from Vodafone Idea (Vi) for old dues, but analysts note a Rs 60 crore shortfall in collections. Despite this, Indus' trade receivables increased by Rs 430 crore sequentially in Q4FY24, reflecting the delayed collection of Vi's past outstandings, ultimately settled in April.