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By Amruta Khandekar and Shristi Achar A

Delhivery Share Price Today: Shares of logistics firm Delhivery declined more than 3 per cent on Wednesday, November 22, after the company exchanged hands in a block deal worth ₹128.9 crore. According to CNBC-TV18, around 33 lakh shares of Delhivery were exchanged at an average price of ₹384.75 per equity share, as part of the block deal today. This comes few days after Masayoshi Son-led Japanese tech giant Softbank sold 1.83 shares of the logistic firm through its subsidiary SVF Doorbell (Cayman) at an average price of ₹403.51 per equity share, in a fresh bulk deal, showed NSE data on November 17.

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₹600.77 crore via the issuance of fresh equity shares, whereas existing shareholders and promoters will offload 35,161,723 shares, aggregating to ₹492.26 crore. The total size of the IPO was ₹1,092.26 crore. The price band for the offer has been fixed at ₹133–140 per equity share with a face value of ₹10 each.

ITC and Reliance Industries shares. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) on Wednesday sold stocks of Indian companies worth ₹8,418.29 crore and bought stocks for ₹8,111.73 crore, resulting in an outflow of ₹306.56 crore, according to NSE data. Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) bought equities worth ₹6,749.42 crore and offloaded shares worth ₹6,028.18 crore, resulting in an inflow of ₹721.24 crore, the exchange data showed.

DGCA on Wednesday said it has suspended the authorisation of RedBird Flight Training Academy for carrying out maintenance of its aircraft after finding deficiencies in an audit carried out in the wake of two incidents of crash landing last month. After the two incidents of aircraft crash landing within a span of one week in October, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had suspended the operations of Redbird Flight Training Academy at all its bases. A special maintenance audit was carried out at the training academy's main base in Baramati, Maharashtra and at four sub-bases in Seoni, Madhya Pradesh; Kalburgi and Belgavi in Karnataka; and Lilabari, Assam.

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OPEC's share in India's oil imports in October hit a 10-month high as refiners bought more crude from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates after discounts narrowed for Russian oil that month, trade data showed. Russia's share of the Indian market in October slipped to the lowest in nine months, according to Reuters calculations based on ship tracking data from trade sources. India, the world's third-biggest oil importer and consumer, typically relies on producers in the Middle East for most of its oil needs and has encouraged refiners to diversify to cheaper alternatives to cut costs. The South Asian nation has emerged as the top buyer of the Russian seaborne oil sold at a discount after Western nations stopped buying from Moscow following its invasion of Ukraine. India imported about 4.7 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude in October, up 8.4% from the previous month as refiners increased purchases to meet higher local fuel demand during the festive season, the data showed. Imports from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates jumped to a 7-month high, up about 53% and 63% respectively in October from the previous month, the data showed. That helped lift the share of the producers in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to 54% in October, up from 50% in September, according to the data. India imported on average 1.56 million barrels per day (bpd) of Russian oil in October, up 1.2% from the previous month, the data showed. Despite the increase, Russian oil's share in India's October imports slipped to 33% from 35% in September. Russia was the top oil supplier to India in April to October, the first seven months of this fiscal year to March 2024, followed by Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Higher

Shalby, India’s leading multi-specialty hospital, rewarded their shareholders handsomely over the last six months. During this period, the shares have moved from ₹139 apiece to the current position of ₹311.15, translating into a gain of 124%.

India's oil imports in October hit a 10-month high as refiners bought more crude from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates after discounts narrowed for Russian oil that month, trade data showed. Russia's share of the Indian market in October slipped to the lowest in nine months, according to Reuters calculations based on ship tracking data from trade sources. India, the world's third-biggest oil importer and consumer, typically relies on producers in the Middle East for most of its oil needs and has encouraged refiners to diversify to cheaper alternatives to cut costs. The South Asian nation has emerged as the top buyer of the Russian seaborne oil sold at a discount after Western nations stopped buying from Moscow following its invasion of Ukraine. India imported about 4.7 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude in October, up 8.4% from the previous month as refiners increased purchases to meet higher local fuel demand during the festive season, the data showed. Imports from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates jumped to a 7-month high, up about 53% and 63% respectively in October from the previous month, the data showed. That helped lift the share of the producers in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to 54% in October, up from 50% in September, according to the data. India imported on average 1.56 million barrels per day (bpd) of Russian oil in October, up 1.2% from the previous month, the data showed. Despite the increase, Russian oil's share in India's October imports slipped to 33% from 35% in September. Russia was the top oil supplier to India in April to October, the first seven months of this fiscal year to March 2024, followed by Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Higher intake of

₹30 to ₹32 per equity share of face value of ₹10. IREDA IPO lot size is 460 equity shares and in multiples of 460 equity shares thereafter. With non-institutional investors (NIIS) leading the way and retail investors following, the IREDA IPO maintained strong momentum from the first day of subscriptions on day 2.

Bank of India (RBI) to be 6.5% for the current year, which is exactly where it was in the last ‘normal’ year before the pandemic (i.e. 2018-19). This begs the question that if GDP growth is back at pre-pandemic levels, why is the central government fiscal deficit much higher (5.9% target for 2023-24 versus 3.4%)? The need to lower the deficit is well known.

The latest US inflation report, showing that price increases slowed in October, suggests that the economy just might get the ‘immaculate disinflation’ that everyone is hoping for: Inflation will fall to its pre-pandemic levels and remain there, and the US will avoid a recession. Allow me to make the pessimist’s case that we’re not out of the woods yet. The sunnier view does have a lot going for it.

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The final corpus that you can accumulate from mutual fund investments through SIP will depend on several factors. These include the duration of investment, the total amount invested and actual returns realised by the fund. A calculation by FundsIndia shows that an investor can reach Rs 10 crore in 38 years and 7 months by investing Rs 10,000 per month through SIP. However, this is subject to the condition that the fund gives an annualised return of 12%.

A U.S. navy surveillance plane trying to land at a military base in Hawaii overshot the runway and ended up floating in the waters of Kane’ohe Bay on Monday. The plane is still floating there as of Tuesday morning as it sits on top of a reef in shallow water, according to local media.

DLF Ltd. traded 0.87 per cent down at Rs 629.4 at 01:49PM (IST) on Wednesday, even as BSE benchmark Sensex dropped 124.61 points to 65806.16.

Vedanta Ltd. traded 2.14 per cent down at Rs 234.95 at 01:44PM (IST) on Wednesday, even as BSE benchmark Sensex dropped 139.67 points to 65791.1. The stock had closed at Rs 240.1 in the previous session.

Raymond Ltd., one of the world’s biggest producers of suit fabric, fell for the seventh day in Mumbai as the acrimonious separation between its billionaire Chairman Gautam Singhania and his wife sparked uncertainty among investors. The stock has tumbled 12% since Nov. 13 when Singhania announced separation from Nawaz Singhania, his wife of 32 years and a Raymond board member, erasing more than $180 million in market value.

North Korea said Wednesday it had succeeded in putting a military spy satellite in orbit after two previous failures, as the United States led its allies in condemning the launch as a «brazen violation» of UN sanctions. A rocket carrying the satellite blasted off Tuesday night from North Phyongan province and «accurately put the reconnaissance satellite 'Malligyong-1' on its orbit», state-run news agency KCNA reported. Images in state media showed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un smiling and waving, surrounded by white-uniformed scientists and engineers who cheered and clapped after watching the successful blastoff. The United States led condemnation of the launch, saying it was a «brazen violation» of UN sanctions, while South Korea responded by partially suspending a 2018 military deal with the North, saying it would resume surveillance operations along their border. Japan said that Pyongyang's claims of success could not immediately be independently verified. Tokyo is still analysing the launch and «at this point is not confirming whether the satellite had entered into an orbit around the Earth», chief government spokesman Hirokazu Matsuno said. North Korea's previous efforts to put a spy satellite into orbit in May and August both failed.

Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd. traded 0.37 per cent down at Rs 2169.95 at 12:27PM (IST) on Wednesday, even as BSE benchmark Sensex dropped 261.34 points to 65669.43. The stock had settled at Rs 2177.95 in the previous session.