L&T Tech Q2 Review: Growth Momentum Intact with 15% Upside Potential
L&T Technology Services Ltd. reports resilient Q2 performance with 4% QoQ and 15.8% YoY revenue growth, and IDBI Capital maintains ‘Buy’ rating with 15% upside potential.
L&T Technology Services Ltd. reports resilient Q2 performance with 4% QoQ and 15.8% YoY revenue growth, and IDBI Capital maintains ‘Buy’ rating with 15% upside potential.
The Calcutta Stock Exchange, one of India’s oldest bourses, is set to celebrate its final Diwali as a functioning stock exchange. Here’s what led to its downfall and what it means for Indian investors.
The Calcutta Stock Exchange, one of India’s oldest bourses, is moving towards a voluntary exit after 117 years of operations, marking the end of an era for regional stock exchanges in the country.
PVR-Inox Ltd. delivers its strongest quarterly performance in two years, driven by a robust content pipeline and strong execution. Find out what this means for investors and the entertainment industry.
Infosys announced its Q2 results, reporting a marginal drop in attrition rate to 14.3% and an increase in headcount by over 8,000 employees. Get the latest updates on the Indian stock market and IT services sector.
LTIMindtree’s Q2 results have shown a 12% rise in net profit, beating analyst estimates. Find out more about the company’s performance and what it means for investors.
Uday Kotak highlights the continuation of the ‘savers to investors’ trend in India during Samvat 2082, driven by flows into mutual funds and equity markets, and supported by the current tax regime and government’s GST revamp.
Waaree Energies Ltd. has reported a significant increase in its net profit and revenue for the second quarter of this financial year, driven by strong demand for its solar modules.
Waaree Energies Ltd. has declared an interim dividend of Rs 2 per equity share, its first dividend since listing last year. Get the latest updates on the record date, dividend payout, and the company’s Q2 financial performance.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have turned net buyers of Indian shares, injecting a significant amount of capital into the market. What does this mean for Indian investors and traders?