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Indian equity was closed on a higher record in the last session, extending their victory to the sixth session in succession, when Bulls gained momentum. The Benchmark Share Indices gradually reclaim the milestone one by one, with nifty rising from the lowest level of 52 weeks from 15,190 hit in June to 16,700 levels on July 22.
On Friday, BSE Sensex settled at 56,072, up 390 points, while NIFTY50 was consistently traded over 200 days of exponential movement and up 114 points to close at 16,719, taking the total recovery to 10 percent from the lowest position of 52 weeks.
Today’s results
Axis Bank, Tata Steel, Tech Mahindra, Canara Bank, Macrotech Developers, KPIT Technologies, Aether Industries, Anupam Rasayan India, Aurionpro Solutions, Central Bank of India, Century Textiles & Industries, Chennai Petroleum Corporation, Craftsman Automation, Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals, Indian Energy Exchange, IIFL Wealth Management, Jindal Stainless, Jyothy Labs, Lakshmi Machine Works, Orient Electric, Rattanindia Power, Sharda Cropchem, Sterlite Technologies, Tanla Platforms, Tatva Chintva Pharma Chem, and Tejas Networks July in July, and Tejas Networks will be the focus before the quarter of June in July in July in July, and Tejas Networks will be the focus before the quarter of June in July in July in July, and Tejas Network will Become a focus in front of the quarter -quarter quarter of June in July in July in July, 25.
Reliance Industry
The company owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani reported strong operations and financial performance in all businesses for the quarter ended in June 2022, with the highest quarterly income for O2C (oil to chemical) business in a volatile environment, and the best quarterly income for Reliance for Reliance Platform Retail, and Jio. The Company Clocked a 41 per cent year-on-year growth in consolidated profit after tax at rs 19,443 crore in q1phy23, and gross revenue grw by 53 per cent to rs 2,42,982 crore for the quarter yoy, while ebitda for the quarter at the quarter at the quarter at the quarter at the quarter at the quarter at the quarter at the quarter at the quarter at RS 40,179 Crore is higher by 45.8 percent.
Bank Icici
The second largest private sector lender in the country recorded a 50 percent year-year-year growth in Mandiri profit of 6,905 Crore Rs for the quarter ended June 2022, because the poor loan provisions declined sharply. Net interest income increased by 20.8 percent to 13,210 Crore Rs, compared to RS 10,936 Crore reported in the previous fiscal period, with a growth of 21 percent in progress and 13 percent increased yoy deposit. Asset quality shows sequential increase.
Mahindra Box Bank
The bank recorded an increase Net interest income grew by 19.2 percent yoy to 4,697 crore Rs for the quarter.
Yes bank
Yes the bank has reported the growth growth of the year-to-year 50.17 percent after tax after the RS 310.63 Crore for Q1FY23, with a significant decrease in the provisions of poor loans and higher net interest income. Net interest income for the quarter rose 32 percent yoy to 1,850 crore hospitals, with a credit growth of 14 percent yoy and an increase in deposit of 18 percent.
Indian Gail
The state -owned natural gas company said the council would hold a meeting on July 27 to consider the issuance of bonus shares. Therefore, the trading window to deal with the Gail Securities for the appointed people and their direct relatives will continue to be closed until the approval of financial results for the quarter ended June 2022.
JSW Steel
The steel company has recorded a decrease in 86 percent of years-year-year in consolidated profit in RS 839 Crore for the quarter ended June 2022, influenced by weak operating performance. Higher operational costs include higher input costs, financial costs, and power & fuel costs. Revenue increased 32 percent to RS 38,086 Crore during the yoy quarter.
Indian granules
The US FDA has completed the inspection of the Pharmaceuticals Inc. granules facility, with six observations. Granules Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a foreign subsidiary that is entirely owned by companies located in Virginia, USA and the facility inspection by USFDA which was completed on July 22.
HFCL
Providers of Telecommunications Equipment Solutions & Optical Fiber Solutions have registered a 42 percent year-to-year-to-year-to-year-to-year-to-quarter price for the quarter ended in June 2022 affected by the service bill. Semiconductor deficiency. Revenue dropped 13 percent to 1,051 Crore RS during the same period, but exports grew 167 percent yoy, with a strong order book worth more than 5,300 crore hospitals in June 2022.
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