HDFC Bank shares in focus post Q3 earnings. Should you buy, sell, or hold?

HDFC Bank’s shares are in focus after the lender posted a 2.2% YoY growth in net profit for Q3FY25, reaching Rs 16,736 crore, which fell short of Street estimates. The bank’s net revenue grew by 6.3%. Analysts recommend a ‘Buy’ rating due to strong asset quality and improvements in deposit market share.

Stallion India Fluorochemicals shares to list today. Here’s what GMP indicates

Stallion India Fluorochemicals shares will debut on Thursday with a grey market premium (GMP) of Rs 39. The IPO saw a remarkable subscription of 188 times. Funds from the IPO will be used for working capital and other corporate purposes. Analysts suggest it as a viable medium to long-term investment, considering its financial performance.

BN Rathi Securities record date for 1:1 bonus issue, 1:2 stock split tomorrow

BN Rathi Securities’ shares may see heightened attention as January 23 is the last day to buy the stock to qualify for a 1:1 bonus share issue and a 1:2 stock split. Both corporate actions have January 24 as the record date, making shareholders eligible for one additional share per share owned and splitting each […]

Asian stocks open mixed after Wall Street rally

Investors in Asia are still digesting the impact of US President Donald Trump’s first few days in office, which have sent mixed signals to investors. Trump has reiterated a tariff threat against China but have largely spared the world’s second-largest economy from a feared escalation of the trade war.

Tatas weigh options amid IPO call from Shapoorji Pallonji Group

Tata Sons is exploring various scenarios to address the pressure from the Shapoorji Pallonji Group for a possible share sale. Options include a public listing, stake sale, or buyout of the minority stake. However, these outcomes are not expected immediately due to stakeholder disagreements and strained relations.

Vedanta plans Rs 4,000-crore NCD issue to service debt payments

The holding company, Vedanta Resources (VRL), which holds a 56.3% stake in India-listed Vedanta, relies on dividends from its operating subsidiaries to meet its repayment obligations. Vedanta pays annual brand fees, of 2-3% of turnover and is projected at around $300 million, to parent VRL, helping it in servicing its debt obligations.