New Delhi: Here are the top 10 shares that can be focused on Monday
Reliance Industries: Amazon.com Inc. And Reliance Industries Ltd. It’s likely to fight heavy media classes for telesas rights to the Indian Premier Cricket League with hundreds of millions of viewers. Companies are expected to deal with Indian units of Sony Group Corp and Walt Disney Co. For exclusive five-year TV and digital broadcast rights to a series of two months matches, with a fee that can walk to a record ₹ 50,000 Crore.
Telecommunications Shares: The growth of this sector’s income is likely to be more than double by almost 10% in sequence in the March quarter of FY22, when the full impact is useful from a sharp tariff increase in November, hits home, according to media reports. The telecommunications sector revenue grew at 4.5% and 4.2% sequential in the second and third quarters of FY22.
Vodafone IDE: The center will hire a transaction advisor to help manage the conversion of interest contributions related to the payment of spectrum suspended and adjusting gross income into equity on telco. Advisers, together with the Ministry of Finance and the Department of Telecommunications, will determine how much the government will be in the company. Vodafone’s idea has proposed a government that converts interest contributions of ₹ 16,000 crore for 35.8% of shares in struggling operators Interglobe Flights: Indigo Rakesh Gangwal Co-Founder has resigned from the council and plans to cut its shares in the airline for the next five years, said Parent Interglobe Aviation said in the exchange of exchanges. Gangwal and his family have 36.61% of the shares in the parent company, while the Co-Founder and Managing Director Rahul Bhatia and his family have around 37.8%, giving them big words in the carrier strategy.
Retail Future: The company driven by a debt from Kishore Biyani’s future has made a payment of $ 14 million (around ₹ 105 crore) for interest in the dollar denomination records listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange after losing the due date last month.
Federal Bank: FedBank Financial Services Ltd. (Fedfina), a subsidiary of Federal Bank, has proposed a design paper with the Effects and Western Exchange India (SEBI) to raise funds through the initial public offering (IPO). Public problems consist of new problems that combine up to ₹ 900 crore and offers for sale up to 45,714,286 shares of equity by promoters and investors, according to the draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP).
The Small Finance Bank Equity: The Bank will receive ₹ 550 crore from quality institutional investors because it has approved the 10.26 share of Equity Crore shares with a price of ₹ 53.59 per share. The QIP problem is opened for offers for February 14-18.
Escort: Tractor maker will receive ₹ 1,872.74 Crore from Kubota Corporation for approving the 93.63 lakh preferential ration with ₹ 2,000 respectively. After allotment, Kubota Corporation held 16.39 percent of shares in escort.
Power Finance Corp.: Indian Corp. life insurance has sold 2.02% of shares in the company through open market transactions. As a result, the ownership of its shares in the company was reduced to 5.06% from 7.09% earlier.
NTPC: The state-run company said it exceeded the maximum annual generation of 314 billion units achieved at 2020-21 on February 18. NTPC has recorded a generation of 314.89 billion units until February 18.