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Infosys disappointed the Street with a sharp cut in FY24 revenue growth guidance to 1-3.5% from 4-7%, foreign institutional investors or FIIs had already pared stake in the IT services giant. In the June quarter, FIIs sold IT stocks worth over Rs 9,000 crore, with Infosys and Tech Mahindra being the least-liked stocks. The June quarter shareholding pattern data shows that FIIs pared their stake in Infosys by another 165 bps to 33.44%.

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Stocks that were in focus include names like ITC, which fell 4.30%, IndusInd Bank, which rose 1.96%, and Aarti Drugs, whose shares surged 18% on Monday.Here's what Vikas Jain, Senior Research Analyst at Reliance Securities, recommends investors should do with these stocks when the market resumes trading today:ITC — Book ProfitsThe stock scaled a new 52-week high near to 500 levels and witnessed sharp profit booking to close 5% lower in yesterday's trade. The much-awaited news flow of demerger is out and a sharp decline post the news has triggered a halt in the up move from current levels.

Day trading guide for today: Dragged down by profit booking in Reliance, leading IT and bank stocks, Indian stock market ended lower on second day in a row. NSE Nifty went off 72 points and closed at 19,672 levels while BSE Sensex finished 299 points lower at 66,384 mark.

«I think a lot of market participants were anticipating this part of the news and therefore I think once the news is probably out we are seeing some element of profit booking happening on that counter,» says Mayuresh Joshi, William O'Neil India.Just want to discuss ITC with you and how is it that you are looking at the hotels demerger news? It was well known in the market, we reported it as well that something like this was in the offing and now the way the Street is actually reacting to this particular news almost like a sell on news kind of story? Absolutely. I think a lot of market participants were anticipating this part of the news and therefore I think once the news is probably out we are seeing some element of profit booking happening on that counter.

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Nifty indicate a gap up opening for the Indian benchmark index. The Gift Nifty was trading flat at around 19,713 level as compared to Nifty’s previous close of 19,672.35. The Nifty index witnessed a bout of profit booking in the previous session after mixed Q1 results from some companies and fell for the second consecutive session.

Buy or sell stocks for today: Dragged down by profit booking, Indian stock market ended lower for second straight session. NSE Nifty corrected 72 points and ended at 19,672 levels while BSE Sensex lost 299 points and closed at 66,384 mark. Bank Nifty index finished 152 points down at 45,923 levels.

Sebi) is exploring the option of allowing companies to delist by announcing a fixed price for shares to be bought back in place of the existing reverse book building process, chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch said on Monday. The regulator is also working on instantaneous settlement of stock market transactions and reviewing the trading plan mechanism for insiders at listed firms. Sebi will issue a discussion paper on the delisting process before December.

funds such as Tata Capital Growth Fund II, Trifecta Leaders Fund-I, and Xponentia Opportunities Fund-II, along with existing shareholder ICICI Bank. The education loan-focused non-bank lender's assets under management (AUM) have grown at 51% to ₹1,691 crore as on March 2023.

Oxyzo Financial Services, which started as a purchase finance platform to support buyers transacting through B2B marketplace OfBusiness, has entered a new business, acting as an intermediary between lenders and small and medium enterprises (SMEs). In partnership with a clutch of banks, non-banking lenders, corporate houses and family offices, it is placing close to $200 million (Rs 1,630 crore) of structured debt every month on a debt marketplace it has set up for SMEs to avail of funds. Oxyzo earns a commission for this service.

₹468 crore, up 46% from ₹321 crore a year earlier. K. Gopala Desikan, chief financial officer, TVS Motor, said a combination of factors aided the impressive performance.

MUMBAI : ITC Ltd, India’s largest cigarette maker, said its board approved a proposal to separate its hotels business to unlock value and foster focused growth, a move awaited by shareholders for long. Under the new scheme, shareholders of the cigarette-to-hotel major will own 60% of the demerged entity directly and the rest through their shareholding in ITC. The proposed structure disappointed investors, sending the share price plunging 3.87% at the end of trading on Monday.

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NEW DELHI : Markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is planning to simplify the delisting process for listed companies. Addressing a press conference on Monday, Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch said the move was important since any participant entering the listed markets should be able to exit it. The regulator is also looking at reviewing the insider trading rules pertaining to ‘trading plans’ to be disclosed by company insiders.

₹1 lakh monthly spend, increased its renewal fee by 25% to ₹12,500 (18% GST extra) and raised the annual fee waiver threshold to ₹25 lakh from the existing ₹15 lakh. That wasn’t all. The bank also reduced the 5:4 air miles and hotel points conversion rate to 5:2 for non-Burgundy (Axis bank’s premium banking service) members, who comprise a majority of the card owners.

DLF has acquired a controlling 51% stake in a special purpose vehicle (SPV) responsible for a development project spanning around 3.5 million square feet in Mumbai’s Andheri area for approximately Rs 400 crore. “This is part of a bigger slum rehab scheme, where we anticipate that once the entire process is complete, the total saleable area should be in the range of 3 to 3.5 million square feet,” DLF chief executive Ashok Kumar Tyagi said during the real estate developer first quarter earnings call on Monday.

The consolidated net profit is seen rising 26.3% year-on-year (YoY) to Rs 2,149 crore, according to the average of estimates given by 9 brokerages. The revenue is expected to grow nearly 14% YoY to Rs 40,710 crore. The Nifty50 constituent is set to release its earnings on Tuesday.