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PremiumInvestors remain cautious ahead of the release of India’s GDP data for the October-December 2022 quarter (Q3FY23) today. The GDP growth rate moderated to 6.3% in the preceding quarter after a double-digit expansion in the Q1 of the current financial year. Meanwhile, a few of the Adani stocks bounced back and rose in today's trading.
Indian shares swung between gains and losses in early trading but tumbled in the second half to end in the red zone. Investors decided to opt for caution ahead of the domestic GDP data for the December quarter.
A lot of the Adani stocks rose with Adani Enterprises and Adani Ports leading the Nifty 50 stock chart and gaining 15% and 5%, respectively.
The Nifty 50 index fell 89 points to close just above 17,300, while the S&P BSE Sensex edged down 325 points to close below 59,000, at 58,962.
Apart from Adani stocks, Asian Paints gained 2.5% and Britannia and M&M around 1.5%. Cipla sank 4.5%, Hindalco 3%, and Dr Reddy's, ONGC and Reliance Industries more than 2% each.
Most sectoral indices ended in the red with Energy and Pharma indices shedding a per cent each. IT and Metal ended 0.8% down. Media index rallied and jumped 2.5% along with Realty which ended a per cent up.
Asian markets were mixed Tuesday after suffering a series of losses over concerns the Federal Reserve will push interest rates higher than expected and for longer than feared as it battles stubborn inflation.
Japan's Nikkei share average shed most of its gains to end marginally higher on Tuesday as investors sold outperforming stocks to turn bargain hunters amid a lack of major triggers. The Nikkei index ended 0.08% higher after rising as much as 0.6%. The broader Topix inched up 0.03%.
Hong Kong stocks closed back in negative territory Tuesday as traders were unable to maintain early gains owing to worries about the pace and length of US interest rate hikes aimed at fighting inflation. The Hang Seng Index dropped 0.79%.
Mainland China stocks had a strong day and ended in the green. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.66%, while the Shenzhen Composite Index on China's second exchange added 0.81%.
European shares opened lower on Tuesday, with UK's Travis Perkins sinking after disappointing annual earnings, while data from France and Spain pointed to inflation being stickier than feared. The continent-wide STOXX 600 index slipped in the morning trade.
The FTSE 100 index opened lower on Tuesday with Ocado sliding to the bottom of the index on dismal annual earnings, although a strong performance by asset manager St James's Place following a higher full-year profit limited losses in the benchmark. The blue-chip FTSE 100 was down in the morning after rising 0.7% at the start of the week.
Small-cap firm Vinny Overseas Ltd operates in the textile industry. Three cutting-edge Epson machines have been installed by one of the top fabric manufacturers for textile digital printing. To cover the whole capex of these three machines, the firm invested a sizeable amount of internal accruals and borrowed money from banks. These machines are designed to provide high-quality digital printing on textile materials with speed and efficiency. With the installation of these machines, the company expects to achieve a revenue of Rs.12 crores per annum. (Read More)
Tyre manufacturer MRF on Tuesday announced that the company has raised ₹150 crore through non-convertible debentures (NCDs) on a private placement basis. The said NCDs of the company have been listed on the debt segment of National Stock Exchange with effective from 27 February 2023.
The company said that it has issued 15,000 listed, unsecured, rated, redeemable, taxable, non-convertible debentures of face value ₹1,00,000 amounting to ₹1,500,000,000 on a private placement basis, said MRF in its regulatory filing. (Read More)
Most listed logistic companies saw weak volume growth during the December quarter. A couple of factors were responsible for this. Slower business activity, after Diwali festivities, weighed on the domestic business-to-business segment and a slowdown in the global market impacted export-import volumes. According to analysts at Jefferies India Pvt. Ltd, the sector's operating margins were relatively resilient and have a surprise leverage potential on volume recovery.
"Volume is the primary driver of share price performance for the logistics sector in India. Margins have moved in line with volumes as the competitive intensity in ports, roads and rail logistics has been broadly stable, barring a couple of quarters," said the Jefferies report dated 27 February. (Read More)
Indian importers are taking less insurance against foreign exchange fluctuations, data indicates, on expectations that the central bank will continue to intervene to keep the rupee above the key psychological level of 83 per U.S. dollar.
Dollar purchases by importers for delivery beyond the spot date dropped in February, according to Reuters calculations based on data by the Clearing Corporation of India.
Importers bought about $1.24 billion daily, on average, in the forward markets this month, down from $1.50 billion in January and from $1.54 billion in the October-December quarter. (Reuters)
Investors boosted bets on the peak for European Central Bank interest rates to 4% for the first time after inflation in France and Spain came in unexpectedly hot.
Consumer prices in France jumped by a record 7.2% from a year ago in February as food and services costs increased. Spain saw a 6.1% advance. Analysts had estimated price gains would remain unchanged at 7% in France and slow in Spain.
The stronger readings from the euro zone’s second- and fourth-biggest economies will cement the half-point rate move the ECB is planning for March and bolster those officials who say more big moves are needed beyond that to get inflation under control.
Investors have been betting on an extended monetary-tightening cycle from the ECB, pricing out the risk of cuts this year and wagering the deposit rate will continue to climb into 2024.
Traders have now cranked up bets on the so-called terminal rate from 3.5% at the start of the year, jolted also by worse-than-anticipated price data out of the US. The ECB’s deposit rate, currently 2.5%, has never been as high as 4%. (Bloomberg)
Sarvatra Technologies Ltd.,a payments technology provider, has announced a collaboration with ICICI Bank, IDFC Bank and Pine Labs Private Limited, to facilitate payments via Unified Payments Interface (UPI) for G20 travellers while they are in India. With this, Sarvatra Technologies becomes the first payments provider in India to enable three out of the four entities selected by the Reserve Bank of India to launch the UPI payments facility to foreign travellers, said the firm.
ICICI Bank, IDFC Bank and Pine Labs Private Limited are being powered by Sarvatra Technologies to issue UPI linked wallets to eligible travellers at select international airports (Bengaluru, Mumbai and New Delhi) and meeting venues. The collaboration will enable foreign visitors from G20 countries to make payments at over five crore merchant outlets across India, that accept QR Code-based UPI payments. (Read More)
The Central Government will withdraw trading licences for oil tankers and bulk carriers that are over 25 years old, the Directorate General of Shipping said in an order. "Age norms will assist in ensuring gradual phasing out of fossil fuel ships and ushering of alternate/low carbon energy efficient ships," according to the order.
Indian banks are not prepared to adopt environmental, social and governance (ESG) norms as part of their lending models due to reasons including a lack of clarity on how they apply to lenders, a survey conducted by an industry body on behalf of the central bank showed, said two people aware of the matter.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which has acknowledged climate change as a source of financial risk, will likely use the findings to frame the first set of guidelines to boost green finance, the people said. The guidelines will likely be issued later this year, they added. (Read More)
Medimix soap maker Cholayil Private Ltd on Tuesday announced the appointment of Anupam Katheriya as the company’s new chief executive officer. Katheriya comes with over two decades of experience in the consumer goods industry having worked across packaged consumer goods companies such as Heinz, Nestle, and Emami.
At Kerala-based Cholayil, Katheriya will be spearheading growth and diversification plans of the company across its portfolio of brands. (Read More)
Tokyo stocks ended marginally higher on Tuesday, trimming earlier gains as investors struggled to maintain momentum after an advance on Wall Street.
The benchmark Nikkei 225 index rose 0.08 percent, or 21.60 points, to 27,445.56, while the broader Topix index added 0.03 percent, or 0.50 points, to 1,993.28.
"The Tokyo market rebounded as a sense of safety emerged following overnight gains in the main US indices" after recent losses, IwaiCosmo Securities said.
Wall Street stocks posted a decent relief rally on Monday after last week's grim end as the bond market selloff took a break, with investors watching for US retailers' earnings due this week, analysts said.
Investors are also awaiting US ISM economic activity figures for manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors, they added. (AFP)
The Vedanta share price has been nosediving for the last four straight sessions. Vedanta share price today opened lower on the fourth day in a row and hit an intraday low of ₹261.95 apiece on NSE, logging around a 13.50 per cent dip in this time. According to stock market experts, Vedanta shares are under sell-off pressure due to negative sentiments after the roadblock in its acquisition of state-owned Hindustan Zinc and a sharp rise in the US dollar that led to the depreciation of Vedanta bond yield to 'junk' levels. They said that Vedanta stocks may continue to go downwards as the metal stock has given a breakdown at ₹280 and now it has support placed at ₹240 to ₹230 zone.
Speaking on the fundamental reasons that led to sharp selling in Vedanta shares, Saurabh Jain, Vice President — Research at SMC Global Securities said, "Market mood was already negative in regard to Vedanta after the Government of India (GoI) opposing the Vedanta offer to acquire government stake in Hindustan Zinc Ltd for $2.98 billion. Then after, its bond yield has depreciated to the tune of more than 30 per cent that had led Vedanta bonds in junk category. So, the company is facing repayment crisis due to fall in Vedanta bond yield in global markets." (Read More)
India's Adani Group plans to prepay or repay share-backed loans worth $690 million to $790 million by March-end, two people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters, as the conglomerate seeks to burnish its credit profile after a short-seller attack.
The plan comes even as the group holds a fixed-income roadshow this week in Singapore and Hong Kong to shore up investor confidence amid share price falls and a regulatory probe. (Read More)
SBI Securities, a leading stockbroker in India, has partnered with Tara Sansthan, a non-governmental organization committed to providing free eye care and cataract operations to tribal and needy rural people, to facilitate free cataract surgeries for 500 patients across five hospitals in India. The surgery camp will run from 22nd February to 2nd March 2023.
Cataract is the leading cause of blindness in India, and it is a significant issue for people who cannot afford the treatment. To reduce the waiting list and help people in need, SBI Securities has stepped forward and facilitated cataract surgery for 500 patients this year. The company has also helped Tara Sansthan meet the cost of staff, medicines, surgical items, and devices.
India will withdraw trading licences for oil tankers and bulk carriers that are more than 25 years old, the Directorate General of Shipping said in an order uploaded on its website late on Monday.
"Age norms will assist in ensuring gradual phasing out of fossil fuel ships and ushering of alternate/low carbon energy efficient ships," the directorate said in the order. (Reuters)
Consumer Durables and Media indices shine, while Energy and Metal indices drag
Wendy’s Co. has struck a deal with cloud kitchen operator Rebel Foods Pvt to scale the fast food chain’s physical presence in India to 150 locations, betting on diners returning to public eateries as the pandemic ebbs.
Mumbai-based Rebel will become a master franchisee of the burger brand about two years after the companies signed a cloud kitchen deliveries-only deal. With the latest signing, the startup will help grow the chain through its digital expertise in delivery and automation, the companies said on Tuesday.
In the expanded relationship, Rebel will develop about 150 traditional restaurants over the next decade. This is in addition to their December 2020 agreement for Rebel to run 250 cloud kitchens in India, which prepare food for delivery only and don’t serve dine-in customers. Currently, Wendy’s is in 90 locations across 19 cities, with its three traditional restaurants operated by Rebel.
“India is a strategic, high-growth potential market for us," said Abigail Pringle, president for international development at Wendy’s. (Read More)
Stocks of eight out of ten listed firms of the Adani Group were trading in the green on Tuesday, with the flagship Adani Enterprises rising nearly 9 per cent as the conglomerate said it plans to prepay or repay share-backed loans worth between $690 million and $790 million by end of March 2023.
The empire, whose business interests span from sea-ports to airports, edible oil and commodities, energy, and cement to data centres, has taken a drubbing on the bourses following the 24 January report by US-based short-seller Hindenburg Research labelling charges of stock manipulation and accounting fraud. (Read More)
The Indian banking sector is on a strong footing in terms of credit growth, profitability, and asset quality. This is evident from its December quarter performance this year. Many analysts and industry experts expect the traction to continue, particularly on credit (loan) growth.
Latest data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) shows that the overall bank credit growth had been robust despite the increase in interest rates. The bank credit for the fortnight ending 10 February, grew by 16.1% year-on-year (y-o-y), predominantly led by retail credit demand including consumer durables. As per a report by CareEdge, other than the retail segment, the sustained growth in credit is also driven by strong growth in NBFCs and inflation-induced working capital requirement from sectors such as petroleum, coal products & nuclear fuels, and chemicals and chemical products. (Read More)
Oil headed for a fourth straight monthly drop as concerns about tighter monetary policy and swelling stockpiles in the US eclipsed optimism about rising demand in top importer China.
West Texas Intermediate edged higher toward $76 a barrel, but is still down almost 4% this month. Crude has been burdened in February as signs of sticky inflation in the US have spurred expectations the Federal Reserve will keep hiking. That’s aided the dollar, hurting commodities priced in the currency.
Oil prices have also been weighed down by rising US stockpiles, which are at the highest level since May 2021. As part of that increase, there have been builds in crude holdings at the key storage hub in Cushing, Oklahoma.
Crude has softened in 2023 despite China’s rapid reemergence from Covid Zero and a host of signs the nation’s energy consumption is picking up. Vitol Group said on Monday that global oil demand may hit a record later this year. Traders are also tracking Russian exports amid the war in Ukraine, with Moscow pledging to reduce output in March as western sanctions tighten. (Bloomberg)
Shares of Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL) jumped over 8 per cent in morning trade on Tuesday after the National Stock Exchange said it would include the company back into the futures and options segment.
At the NSE, it rallied 8.11 per cent to ₹197.80.
The stock climbed 8 per cent to ₹197.75 on the BSE.
This comes after the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) stayed insolvency proceeding against ZEEL on Friday.
The matter pertains to a default of ₹89 crore by Essel Group's multisystem operator arm Siti Networks claimed by IndusInd Bank, for which ZEEL was a guarantor.
The NCLAT order is a major reprieve for ZEEL, which is merging with rival Culver Max Entertainment, formerly known as Sony Pictures Networks India.
In a circular on Monday, NSE said it has withdrawn its previous decision, whereby it had excluded ZEEL from the F&O segment. (PTI)
The government's National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) has fixed the retail prices of 74 medicines including diabetes, high blood pressure, etc.
NPPA has fixed the prices of drugs under the Drugs (Prices Control) Order 2013 based on the decision taken in the 109th meeting of the Authority held on 21 February.
As per the notification by the NPPA, the cost of one tablet of Dapagliflozin Sitagliptin and Metformin Hydrochloride (Extended-Release Tablet) has been fixed at ₹27.75. (Read More)
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson has said that the integration of Air India and Vistara needs to go through a regulatory approval process.
During a virtual media interaction on Monday, Wilson talked about the proposed Air India and Vistara merger and the future plans for Air India.
He explained that there are three steps to that process, one is competition clearance, the second is the Directorate General of Civil Aviation's (DGCA) perspective and the third is obviously the merger of the two companies.
"We are in the process of the first phase seeking clearance from the Competition Commission of India but in anticipation of this we are working together with some external parties to work on what are the areas of opportunity in an integrated business, what are the things that we need to focus on in the process of that integration and what would the end State look like once we have received clearance to actually embark on the integration process," he said. (ANI)
Shares of Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) have remained under pressure, hovering around record low levels of ₹566 apiece on the BSE on concerns over exposure to Adani Group - which has remained under pressure since the January 24 report of US short seller Hindenburg accused it of manipulating stock prices and other corporate governance lapses.
“LIC stock is in bearish structure after breaking the major support of 600 levels. The momentum indicators like RSI, MACD and MAs are in negative zone and suggesting further weakness in the counter. The stock may touch the levels of 550 in coming trading sessions," said Ravi Singh, Vice President and Head of Research, Share India. (Read More)
The Nandan Nilekani-backed initial public offering (IPO) is going to open on 1st March 2023 i.e. tomorrow and it will remain open for bidders till 3rd March 2023. The auto component company has fixed Divgi TorqTransfer Systems IPO price band has been fixed at ₹560 to ₹590 per equity share. The public issue is proposed for listing on BSE and NSE and the tentative date for Divgi TorqTransfer Systems share listing is 14th March 2023.
Meanwhile ahead of Divgi TorqTransfer Systems IPO opening, grey market is dropping positive signals in regard to this public issue. As per the market observers, shares of Divgi TorqTransfer Systems Ltd are available at a premium of ₹60 per equity share in grey market today. (Read More)
The asset management unit of JPMorgan Chase & Co. has wiped its ESG portfolios clean of their exposure to the Adani empire, as per an analysis of data compiled by Bloomberg,
The JPMorgan Global Emerging Markets Research Enhanced Index Equity ESG UCITS ETF offloaded the more than 70,000 shares in cement manufacturer ACC Ltd., exiting a stake it’s held since May 2021, according to a data review by Bloomberg that looked at movements following the January 24 publication of the Hindenburg report. (Read More)
The rupee gained 11 paise to 82.68 against the US dollar in early trade on Tuesday as the American currency retreated from its elevated levels.
Forex traders said sustained foreign fund outflows weighed on the local unit and restricted the appreciation bias.
At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic unit opened at 82.69 against the dollar and marginally rose to 82.68, registering a rise of 11 paise over its previous close amid a positive trend in domestic equities.
On Monday, the rupee closed at 82.79 against the US currency.
Meanwhile, the dollar index, which gauges the greenback's strength against a basket of six currencies, rose 0.06 per cent to 104.73. (PTI)
Adani Group isn’t seeking to refinance debt or inject capital, group chief financial officer Jugeshinder Singh told Bloomberg News on the sidelines of an investor roadshow in Hong Kong Tuesday.
When asked “Are you looking to refinance any debt?" Singh said: “No, we don’t have anything major at all." “There’s no transactions," he added, without specifying a timeframe or elaborating further. He also said “No" in response to the question: “Are you looking to inject any capital?," as reported by Bloomberg. (Read More)
Zoom Video Communications Inc said on Monday it will integrate more artificial intelligence into its products and forecast annual profit above Wall Street estimates, sending the company's shares up 8% in extended trading.
Analysts predict the AI tech will be a major driver for future growth for the tech industry, which has been grappling with slowing demand amid recessionary fears.
The AI race picked up pace after Microsoft-backed OpenAI's ChatGPT last year prompted heavyweights from Alphabet Inc to China's Baidu Inc to announce their own offerings.
"I like that Zoom is proactively talking about these opportunities today and I honestly believe it's necessary, especially given Microsoft is already including ChatGPT as part of Teams Premium," said RBC analyst Rishi Jaluria.
San Jose, California-based Zoom forecast fiscal 2024 profit between $4.11 and $4.18 per share, compared with analysts' average estimate of $3.66 per share, according to Refinitiv data. (Reuters)
After the successful launch of the cross-border connectivity of real-time digital payment with Singapore last week, experts believe that India's UPI likely to extend to UAE, Mauritius, Indonesia.
'It is a matter of pride that India's world-class UPI digital payment infrastructure has gone global and will make it easier for Indian users to conduct business abroad. As a result of Singapore's move, other nations like the UAE, Mauritius, and Indonesia will likely follow suit, enabling seamless real-time financial transfers," said Mehul Mistry- Global Head- Strategy, Digital Financial Services & Partnership, Wibmo - A PayU Company. (Read More)
Dr V K Vijayakumar, chief investment strategist at Geojit Financial Services: Sustained FII selling ( ₹5488 crores in the last 4 days) will act as a drag on the market in the near term. Weak participation by retail/HNIs has emboldened FIIs to press sales on every mild rally. This trend might continue. But a significant feature of the market trend is the strength being exhibited by the banking sector. Smart money is chasing fundamentally strong banking names. Investors should appreciate the fact that the selling in banking is overdone and some bluechips are available at attractive valuations. For instance, Axis Bank is now trading at 1.5 times forward PB. IT valuations are also turning attractive for long-term investors. Attractive valuations can trigger buying in beaten-down segments. The PCR and derivatives activity indicate an oversold market.
Vaishali Parekh of Prabhudas Lilladher recommended two stocks to buy today and those two day trading stocks are ICICI Bank and Power Grid. Here we list out full details in regard to these two day trading stocks for today:
1] ICICI Bank: Buy at ₹856, target ₹886, stop loss ₹842; and
2] Power Grid: Buy at ₹219, target ₹228, stop loss ₹215. (Read More)
Global markets today: After closing out its worst week since early December 2022, US stocks witnessed some bottom fishing and finished higher on Monday session. However, this rise in equities can be attributed to the profit booking by investors in US dollar as Dollar Index came below 105 on Monday. However, Us inflation concern is still around as WTI crude oil price advances towards $76 levels as investors look optimist for Caixin Manufacturing PMI. Meanwhile, in early morning deals, US dollar has witnessed buying interest while SGX Nifty is trading flat but in positive territory.
Here we list out important global market indicators that may dictate Indian stock market today: (Read More)
Private sector lender Axis Bank on Thursday said that the deal to acquire Citibank's India's consumer business and NBFC business will be completed by tomorrow, 1 March 2023.
Axis Bank will acquire Citibank’s India consumer business from Citibank N.A. (CBNA) and NBFC from Citicorp Finance (India) Limited (CFIL), according to its regulatory filing. (Read More)
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Blue Star (CMP 1,434): With the higher earnings growth, better margin profile and improved business visibility over the medium term, we have our BUY rating on BLSTR, with a Target Price of Rs1,685.
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HDFCLIFE (PREVIOUS CLOSE: RS489) BUY
For today’s trade, long position can be initiated in the range of Rs488-
484 for the target of Rs504 with a strict stop loss of Rs477.
POWERGRID (PREVIOUS CLOSE: RS219) BUY
For today’s trade, long position can be initiated in the range of Rs217-215
for the target of Rs224 with a strict stop loss of Rs213.
DLF (PREVIOUS CLOSE: RS350) SELL
For today’s trade, long position can be initiated in the range of Rs347-
345 for the target of Rs359 with a strict stop loss of Rs340.
Unitech will be among the stocks in focus as it will declare its December quarter earnings today. (Read More)
The rupee depreciated by 4 paise to close at 82.79 against the US currency on Monday as a stronger dollar in the overseas market and forex outflows from capital markets weighed on the local unit.
Month-end dollar demand from importers and losses in domestic equities also weakened the rupee sentiment.
At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened lower at 82.87 against the greenback and later slid further to a low of 82.94 in line with a decline in equity markets.
The rupee later pared losses as the US dollar retreated from the seven-week highs and stock markets cut losses. The local unit closed at 82.79, registering a fall of 4 paise over its previous close of 82.75.
Forex traders said that suspected intervention by the RBI might have prevented a sharp fall in the rupee.
The dollar index, which gauges the greenback's strength against a basket of six currencies, was trading marginally lower at 105.15 after touching a seven-week high of 105.36. (PTI)
Billionaire Elon Musk has surpassed France's Bernard Arnault to regain his spot as the world’s richest person, as per the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, on the back of an over 90% surge in Tesla Inc’s stock price this year so far (YTD). Musk had entered 2023 with a net worth of $137 billion.
Tesla's chief executive Elon Musk's net worth stands at $187 billion as of 28 February 2023, as per the index, which is up about $50 billion or 36% in 2023 yet - exceeding the $185 billion personal fortune of Bernard Arnault who is the French tycoon behind luxury-goods powerhouse LVMH. Tesla’s gains have far outpaced the rally in the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index, which is up about 10% in 2023, as per the Bloomberg data. (Read More)
A derivative trade that boosted demand for India’s sovereign bonds by billions is at risk from a proposed tax on high-value insurance policies, piling pressure on a market straining under record government borrowings.
Analysts say a New Delhi plan to tax high-value insurance policies will reduce demand, leading the industry to cut back on bond investments. For the past two years, banks have boosted the amount of debt bought for interest-rate swaps offered to insurers. (Read More)
One97 Communications, which owns the payments and financial services platform Paytm, completed its ₹850 crore share buyback earlier this month.
On February 13, the fintech company had informed the stocks exchanges that it repurchased 15.57 million equity shares, representing 2.4 per cent of the total number of outstanding shares, at a weighted average price of ₹545.93 per share. Consequently, the percentage stake of continuing shareholders in the firm will rise on a proportionate basis, though the absolute number of shares held by them remains the same.
Domestic institutional shareholding has increased by 1.11 per cent likely on account of increase in shareholding of Mutual Funds and AIFs. Mutual funds have increased their position since December 2022, on the back of strong Q3 results -- from 1.73 per cent to 2.68 per cent.
On the other hand, foreign institutional shareholding has reduced from 72.8 per cent to 71.9 per cent. FDI shareholding saw a reduction, FPI Cat 1 shareholding increased from 6.7 per cent to 10.6 per cent (a 3.9 per cent increase).
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