Check out the companies which will be in focus during trade today based on recent and latest news developments.
NMDC: NMDC board has approved buyback of 20.2% equity shares at Rs.94/share.
L&T: L&T has announced that it has signed contract to build stadium in Qatar for 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Moil: The board of directors of the company has approved 20.7% share buyback at Rs.248 per share.
Kwality:The board of directors of the company to consider preferential allotment of securities on June 14.
Bank of Baroda: The bank hikes 1-year MCLR from 9.30 percent to 9.40 percent w.e.f June 7.
Godrej Properties: The real estate company has partnered with AR Landcraft to develop 100 acre township project in Greater Noida
Bodal Chemicals: The company announced that it has received sanction from both the bankers i.e. Union Bank of India and Bank of India (BOI), for release of promoters and promoter group shares holding which were pledged with UBI and BOI as collateral security.
GMR Infrastructure: GMR Infrastructure has been awarded two more packages on the long Eastern dedicated freight Corridor.
Ramky Infrastructure: The company has announced that it has bagged orders worth Rs. 612.88 Crores.
Alphageo: The company received Letters of Award of Contracts from ONGC for an estimated value of Rs. 1482 crore.
HDIL: HDIL is planning to sell two land parcels outside Mumbai that could garner around Rs. 750 crore, according to reports.
IOC: IOC, BPCL and HPCL have struck a temporary deal with Reliance Industries and Essar Oil to resume buying petrol and diesel from private refiners on revised terms., according to reports.
Reliance Communications: RCOM which has been looking to create a 50:50 joint venture with Aircel promoted by Maxis Communications, expects to close out the deal by the end of June, according to reports.
HDFC Bank: HDFC Bank reduced its one-month marginal cost lending rate (MCLR) to 8.95 percent from 9%.
Alstom, Bharat Forge: Alstom Bharat Forge Power, the joint venture company between GE and Bharat Forge Ltd, has signed a contract to supply two steam turbines worth USD 219 million (Rs 1,495 crore) to state-owned NTPC Ltd, says report.
Navkar Corporation Ltd: The company has announced that vide an agreement entered on June 02, 2016, between Navkar Terminals Limited (the wholly owned subsidiary of Navkar Corporation Limited) and Kribhco Infrastructure Limited (KRIL), Navkar Terminals Limited has received contract for operation and management of KRIL's Container Freight Station (CFS)/ICD and Handling of Container Trains at Hazira Terminal, Gujarat.
Insecticides (India): Insecticides (India) is planning to bring some products from Japan and the US to the Indian market, says report.
NTPC: NTPC does not have any plans now to buy back its own shares, given the company’s low cash position and ambitious capital expenditure plan, according to reports.
Asian Granito: Asian Granito India Ltd has announced that the Company has won order of 12lakhs sq.meters for its recently launched 1000x1000mm Jumbo Double Charge Vitrified Tiles and 800x800 Imperio Double Charge Vitrified Tiles.
NMDC: NMDC board has approved buyback of 20.2% equity shares at Rs.94/share.L&T: L&T has announced that it has signed contract to build stadium in Qatar for 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Moil: The board of directors of the company has approved 20.7% share buyback at Rs.248 per share.
Kwality:The board of directors of the company to consider preferential allotment of securities on June 14.
Bank of Baroda: The bank hikes 1-year MCLR from 9.30 percent to 9.40 percent w.e.f June 7.
Godrej Properties: The real estate company has partnered with AR Landcraft to develop 100 acre township project in Greater Noida
Bodal Chemicals: The company announced that it has received sanction from both the bankers i.e. Union Bank of India and Bank of India (BOI), for release of promoters and promoter group shares holding which were pledged with UBI and BOI as collateral security.
GMR Infrastructure: GMR Infrastructure has been awarded two more packages on the long Eastern dedicated freight Corridor.
Ramky Infrastructure: The company has announced that it has bagged orders worth Rs. 612.88 Crores.
Alphageo: The company received Letters of Award of Contracts from ONGC for an estimated value of Rs. 1482 crore.
HDIL: HDIL is planning to sell two land parcels outside Mumbai that could garner around Rs. 750 crore, according to reports.
IOC: IOC, BPCL and HPCL have struck a temporary deal with Reliance Industries and Essar Oil to resume buying petrol and diesel from private refiners on revised terms., according to reports.
Reliance Communications: RCOM which has been looking to create a 50:50 joint venture with Aircel promoted by Maxis Communications, expects to close out the deal by the end of June, according to reports.
HDFC Bank: HDFC Bank reduced its one-month marginal cost lending rate (MCLR) to 8.95 percent from 9%.
Alstom, Bharat Forge: Alstom Bharat Forge Power, the joint venture company between GE and Bharat Forge Ltd, has signed a contract to supply two steam turbines worth USD 219 million (Rs 1,495 crore) to state-owned NTPC Ltd, says report.
Navkar Corporation Ltd: The company has announced that vide an agreement entered on June 02, 2016, between Navkar Terminals Limited (the wholly owned subsidiary of Navkar Corporation Limited) and Kribhco Infrastructure Limited (KRIL), Navkar Terminals Limited has received contract for operation and management of KRIL's Container Freight Station (CFS)/ICD and Handling of Container Trains at Hazira Terminal, Gujarat.
Insecticides (India): Insecticides (India) is planning to bring some products from Japan and the US to the Indian market, says report.
NTPC: NTPC does not have any plans now to buy back its own shares, given the company’s low cash position and ambitious capital expenditure plan, according to reports.
Asian Granito: Asian Granito India Ltd has announced that the Company has won order of 12lakhs sq.meters for its recently launched 1000x1000mm Jumbo Double Charge Vitrified Tiles and 800x800 Imperio Double Charge Vitrified Tiles.
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