Jio Platforms opens at ₹1,358 on NSE
Jio Platforms opened at ₹1,358 on NSE on 28 October, about 21.36% above the exchange's ₹1,119 issue-price reference. This is the debut opening price, not the session close.
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Jio Platforms opened at ₹1,358 on NSE on 28 October, about 21.36% above the exchange's ₹1,119 issue-price reference. This is the debut opening price, not the session close.
A notice posted by SEBI on 27 October records a 22 October shareholder transfer. Its ₹331 transaction price is not an announced IPO price band.
Manba Finance has declared its second interim cash dividend for FY2026–27. The ₹0.25-per-share payment has a 6 November record date and a 20 November deadline.
Maruti Suzuki’s September-quarter standalone revenue grew to ₹53,340.2 crore, but reported profit fell to ₹2,414.9 crore. The prior-year standalone comparison has been restated.
Cipla’s September-quarter revenue fell year on year. Its rounded ₹878 crore PAT headline refers to parent-attributable profit, not the group’s ₹851.51 crore total net profit.
India’s Defence Acquisition Council approved the need for acquisition proposals estimated at ₹2.12 lakh crore on 26 October. Around 82% is envisaged from Indian industry, but the announcement does not establish contracts awarded to suppliers.
Sona Comstar Q2 operating revenue reaches ₹1,535.84 crore. Its EBITDA margin narrows; presentation revenue and parent-shareholder profit need distinct labels.
Ather reports ₹1.26 crore Q2 profit and approves about ₹122 crore of expansion. Other income is material, and added capacity remains a future plan.
Paytm reports ₹2,648 crore Q2 revenue and ₹225 crore consolidated profit. Prior-year exceptional charges and PIDF exclusions affect comparisons.
ITC Hotels reported 26% growth in consolidated revenue and 52% growth in total profit. Revenue excluding branded residences rose 17%, while acquisitions also changed the scope of the year-on-year comparison.
Tata Consumer Products reported 14% revenue growth in the September quarter. Its international business grew 7% in reported terms but declined 2% at constant currency—a distinction that matters when comparing performance.
Anantam Highways Trust has fixed 27 October 2026 as the record date for its ₹2.75-per-unit distribution for the September quarter. The 22 October notice says payment will be made on or before 3 November. Only ₹0.34940 of the total is a dividend; the largest component is capital repayment.
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