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Pitti Engineering to acquire 100% stake in Bagadia Chaitra Industries; shares trade flat

As part of the overall consideration, PEL will infuse upto Rs 40 crore as funding into BCIPL, on closing date, to repay the existing debt in BCIPL.

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Bharat Highways InvIT stages silent debut, lists at 1.1% premium

The silent debut was aligned with market expectations as the company#39;s Rs 2,500 public offer, which was the biggest in 2024 so far, received tepid response from investors.

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R K Swamy IPO makes tepid debut, lists at 13% discount

R K Swamy IPO: The price band for the issue has been fixed at Rs 270-288 per share.

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Praveg gains 3% as Goldman Sachs picks up 2.18% stake

Patel Ashaben Vishnukumar, who is part of the promoter group, sold around 2.85 percent stake in Praveg at an average price of Rs 850.51 a share

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Sensex, Nifty gain amid firm global cues; inflation data awaited

Analysts expect time-wise profit-booking but say there is no reason to worry as long as the Nifty stays above 22,200

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Sirca Paints: Correction offers long-term opportunity

The paint company is broadening its portfolio and targeting pan-India expansion

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