Here is a list of top 10 stocks that are likely to be in focus on Wednesday:
HDFC bankHDFC Bank proposes to double its network of branches in the next three to five years, from 1,500 to 2,000 branches annually, which would be like adding a new HDFC Bank every five years, said its managing director and CEO Shashidhar. Jagdishan said.
HDFC LifeHDFC Life has announced the highest ever bonus offer on its participating plans. bonus of 2465 crores This was announced in the board meeting of the company held in April 2022. 5.87 lakh policyholders are eligible for this bonus.
Ansal Properties And Infrastructure: Central Pollution Control Board imposed fine 100 crore on real estate conglomerate Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Limited for violating several environmental laws in a residential project in Gurugram.
Hero MotocorpTwo-wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp has further strengthened its operations in Turkey by launching Euro-5 compliant versions of three of its vehicles in the country, the company said on Tuesday.
Yes Bank: Private sector lender Yes Bank on Tuesday announced the appointment of Dheeraj Sanghi as its country head of branch banking.
Coal IndiaAdani Enterprises and 10 other companies, including offshore firms, have expressed interest in bidding for coal import tenders floated by Coal India Ltd, the public sector minor said on Tuesday.
Greenlam Industries: The firm completed a share subscription agreement with Samiti Holding and Trading Company for allotment of 63.1 lakh equity shares.
astral: The company subscribed to optionally convertible debentures of 194 crore allocated by Gem Paints. It also appointed directors on the boards of Gem Paints and Isha Paints.
Philatex India: The credit rating on the firm’s long-term bank facilities was changed from A to ‘A+’ by CARE with a stable outlook.
Jain IrrigationJain Irrigation Systems Ltd. on Tuesday said its global irrigation business will be merged with Temasek-owned Rivulis in a cash and stock deal, a move that will help the company reduce its consolidated debt. 2,700 crore or about 45 per cent.