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Bajaj Auto Q1 Results: The company’s revenue from operations came in at Rs 21,689 crore, a sharp 65% jump from Rs 13,133 crore in the same period last year, Bajaj Auto said in a regulatory filing.
Oracle shares hit a 52-week low after an S&P credit downgrade raised concerns over heavy AI spending, rising debt and execution risks despite strong demand for its cloud services.
SBI Funds Management Share Price: SBI Funds Management debuted with a nearly 7% premium over its IPO price, falling short of grey market expectations. Despite this, brokerages remain bullish, with Emkay assigning a Rs 750 target price and Equirus Rs 675, while analysts advise long-term investors to hold the stock on strong fundamentals.
Mrs Bectors Food shares extended their four-day rally to nearly 30% after Abakkus Investment Managers acquired a 0.96% stake through a bulk deal. The stock hit a five-month high of Rs 219.61, supported by investor interest and steady March-quarter growth in revenue and profit.
Punjab National Bank shares have surged in the last two sessions after the PSU lender reported a 214% year-on-year jump in Q1 FY27 net profit to Rs 5,253 crore, prompting bullish brokerage calls. Net interest income rose 2% to Rs 10,798 crore.
Five NSE F&O stocks, including Radico Khaitan, Torrent Pharma and Axis Bank, recorded over 6% growth in futures open interest, indicating fresh position build-up and heightened trader participation.
HDFC Bank shares extended losses for a second straight session after its Q1 FY27 earnings, but brokerages remain optimistic on the stock. Jefferies, Motilal Oswal, Nomura and JM Financial have retained their bullish ratings, with target prices implying upside of up to 35% from current levels.
CMPDI shares jumped nearly 7% after the Coal India subsidiary reported strong Q1FY27 results, with revenue rising 18% and net profit surging 54% year-on-year. Robust operational growth and the announcement of a Rs 1.05-per-share interim dividend further lifted investor sentiment.
MSCI’s August India Standard Index review could trigger major passive inflows, with Eternal expected to attract the highest at $648 million, according to Nuvama. The brokerage sees Laurus Labs, Adani Energy Solutions, Lenskart and Groww among likely inclusions, while Balkrishna Industries, SBI Cards and Astral face potential exclusions.