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    RAJSHREE SUGARS CHEMICALS LTD Q3 RESULTS

    Stock market update: Sugar stocks up as market rises

    The 30-share BSE Sensex was up 10.27 points at 81722.03

    Stock market update: Sugar stocks down as market rises

    The 30-share BSE Sensex closed up 611.9 points at 81698.11

    Stock market update: Sugar stocks down as market rises

    The 30-share BSE Sensex was up 636.83 points at 81723.04

    Q1 results shocker: 40 companies report more than 50% drop in profit

    The profits of 40 Indian companies have plummeted by more than 50% in the June quarter, primarily due to higher raw material costs and unfavorable base effects. Notable names like Allcargo Logistics and Rajesh Exports saw drastic declines. Analysts suggest cautious investment strategies amid high market valuations and slowing profit growth.

    Ola electric might be the face: There is more to EV ecosystem: 7 stocks that may not come at the “first thought” but gain equally from EV

    Whether we accept it or not, a number of times we assume the company’s business by its name. For example Bajaj Auto is an auto company, which is very obvious. This is what is called as “ first thought” Similarly when it comes to electric vehicles (EV), it is but natural to think that auto ancillary which are supplying to EV OEMs would be the biggest gainer as the structural change takes place. The fact is that in the case of EV, the most critical part is battery, that is why even Ola electric is focussing on it with its Bharat 4680. Now let's go back even further. What is going to power the batteries which are going to power EV. There are companies which are focussing on being critical to the battery ecosystem by supplying what will go into making of EV batteries which is critical to the EV eco system. So, there is a chain, which starts from the most non obvious company to end at the most obvious which is ola electric and other auto companies. Let's look at the most non obvious one.

    Grasim Industries Q1 Results: Profit slides by a fourth to Rs 1,189 crore on investment in paints ops

    The flagship company of the Aditya Birla launched its paints operations ‘Birla Opus’ towards the end of the March quarter, and April-June was its first quarter of full operations. The company has spent Rs 7,795 crore on its paints business as of June-end, approximately four-fifth of the total planned expenditure for these operations.

    The Economic Times
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