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Eight BSE 100 stocks, including PB Fintech, Wipro and several consumer names, fell to fresh 52-week lows on a weak trading session that left the Sensex down 49 points at 72,480. The declines underscore continued pressure on select large-cap and mid-cap names, with some counters extending monthly losses to as much as 45%.
Eight BSE 100 stocks fell to fresh 52-week lows on Wednesday even as the Sensex declined only modestly, underscoring persistent pressure on select large-cap names. PB Fintech, Havells India, Wipro, Britannia Industries, Tata Consumer Products, Godrej Consumer Products, Hindustan Unilever and ONGC were among the stocks that marked new annual lows, with some names down as much as 45% in a month.
Seven stocks from the BSE 1000 index touched fresh 52-week highs on a strong trading session in which the Sensex jumped 879 points, underscoring a broad risk-on mood in Indian equities. Cupid led the pack with a 31% gain over the past month, while Shreeji Shipping Global and Aditya Infotech also featured among the day’s standout momentum names.
Seven stocks from the BSE 1000 index touched fresh 52-week highs in a broad-based market rally that lifted the Sensex by 879 points. Cupid emerged as the standout performer with a 31% gain over the past month, while Shreeji Shipping Global and Aditya Infotech also featured among the strongest names on the list.
Paramount Syntex’s Rs 82-crore SME initial public offering was subscribed 1.35 times by the end of the second day of bidding on the BSE SME platform, driven overwhelmingly by qualified institutional buyers. The QIB portion was booked 119.29 times, while retail and non-institutional investor demand remained subdued, underscoring a sharply uneven response to the issue ahead of its October 6 close.
Paramount Syntex’s Rs 82-crore SME initial public offering drew a mixed but increasingly strong response on the second day of bidding, with overall subscription reaching 1.35 times on the BSE SME platform. The institutional book was the clear standout, with qualified institutional buyers subscribing 119.29 times, while retail and non-institutional investors remained subdued ahead of the October 6 close.
Recently listed enterprise cloud and AI company ESDS Software Solution reported a 14% year-on-year rise in net profit to Rs 29.3 crore for the June quarter, supported by a 7.3% increase in operating revenue to Rs 133.7 crore. But the numbers also showed a sharp sequential decline from the previous quarter, underscoring the uneven pace of growth even as the stock continues to trade at more than four times its IPO price.
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