Jenburkt Pharma stock rise 8% - News By Money Maker Research

Stocks of Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals Ltd on Tuesday announced that the company board will meet later this week to consider buy back of shares. On the flip side of the say, the stock rose its stock up by 8% to Rs 453 per share on BSE after the announcement.

In a regulatory filing Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals said:- ‘A meeting of the Board of Directors of the company is scheduled to be held on Sept 9, 2017, to consider matters for to buyback of the fully paid up equity shares of the company’. However, the size of the buyback has not been elaborated. Jenburkt Pharma’s stock had opened weak at Rs. 405.45 today versus the last close of Rs 415.85. After the announcement, the shares touched a day’s high of Rs. 466.00 on BSE in late morning trade today.

Stock Market Live: The BSE Sensex is trading at 31,772 up 70 points, while NSE Nifty is being traded at 9,932 up 19 points. A total of 77 stocks clocked a fresh 52-week high in trade as on now, while 11 stocks touched a fresh 52-week low on the NSE.

FUTURE RETAIL : Stocks Technical Recommendation for Tomorrow (4 Sep 2107)

Research Head (MONEY MAKER RESEARCH & INVESTMENT ADVISOR PVT LTD) is having a view that one can go long in FUTURE RETAIL.

“FUTURE RETAIL is the stock which I would recommend to buy above Rs 576; this can see a upside to levels closer to Rs 596-600 zones, keep stop loss below Rs 552”.

A focused first-full year of pure-play asset light retail business has opened doors to huge opportunities across their large & small stores. Deployment of technology tools in the last few years & on a continued basis, has given the Company a concrete direction.

FUTURE RETAIL was closed 3.88 percent up today at Rs 572.10 at NSE.

Stock News - M&M Financial Services plans to raise up to Rs. 2,000 crore

Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited is preparing to raise Rs. 2,000 crore equity capital, said two persons aware of the matter. The company is exploring various routes for the proposed fund-raising, including a QIP (qualified institutional placement) and a private placement of shares with private equity investors. Mahindra finance has started discussion with investment banks and is expected to hire a banker soon to advise on the fund raise.

The company reported a 46 percent fall in net profit to Rs. 58.42 Cr in the QY FY 2017-18. The company had announced a net profit of Rs. 107.64 crore in the last fiscal, correspondingly.

M&M Financial Services had a network of 1183 offices and total assets under management (AUM) of Rs. 47,576 crore as on 30 June. A QIP will add Mahindra Finance to the long list of financial services companies that have opted for the route to raise funds this year.

Through the current year, there are 17 companies that have raised Rs. 34,181.5 crore, through QIP fund raising as per data from primary market. The fund raise will enhance the capital base of Non-Banking Financial Company and help boost its balance sheet. The company has witnessed a growth in its gross & net non-performing assets (NPA) and higher provisions for the same, as per company’s statement.