Newsmakers on D Street Bajaj Finance MRF Coforge is one of the ten stocks that stole the show today.

Titan, Coforge, and Tata Technologies were a few of the stocks that were highlighted during the ongoing Q4 results season. While some companies, like Cyient, gained attention because of large deals, Bajaj Finance stole the show for practical reasons.

Following a fresh all-time high on the Nifty, selling pressure was applied to Indian markets due to persistent FII selling and weak Q4 earnings. Sensex dropped 732.96 points, or 0.98 percent, to 73,878.15 points, while Nifty finished lower by 172.35 points, or 0.76 percent, at 22,475.85.

1/7 Coforge

Following a dismal Q4, the company’s shares settled at

2/7 Bajaj Finance

The NBFC’s shares closed at Rs 6,932.8 per share, up 0.75 percent, as The two lending business sectors of the organization are no longer restricted by the RBI.

3/7 Titan

The company’s shares finished at Rs 3,535.4, down nearly 1%, ahead of its results later today.
A drag of 10% is Rs 4481.75.Broader markets, however, beat the main indices.

4/7 Avenue Supermarts

The grocery chain operator’s shares closed little higher at Rs 4,618 apiece ahead of its results, which are expected tomorrow.

5/7 MRF

The tires company’s shares finished more than 4% down at Rs 1,28,499.65 apiece, with its standalone Q4 PAT increasing 7.6% year over year.

6/7 Godrej Properties

The company’s shares closed at Rs 2,566.1, up more than 1%, while its consolidated Q4 PAT climbed by 14% year over year to Rs 471 crore.

7/7 Cyient

Cyient’s stock finished flat.

remark with a positive tilt at Rs 1,796 following HDFC Mutual Fund’s bulk trade on the BSE to purchase a more than 1% interest in the company.

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