D-Street Newsmakers: Mankind Pharma, Max Financial and Spicejet among 10 stocks that made headlines today

Indian equities continued to consolidate in Tuesday’s trade, mirroring global trends in the holiday-truncated week. Nifty at the close gave up 92.05 points, or 0.42 per cent, and ended at 22,004.7, while Sensex fell 361.64 points, or 0.5 per cent, and settled at 72,470.30.

Here are the 10 stocks that hogged the limelight in Tuesday’s trade.

Mankind Pharma:

Shares of the company ended over 2 per cent higher at Rs 2,261.8 after 2.97 per cent equity changed hands via a block deal. 

Avenue Supermarts:

Shares of the FMCG major, after notching a fresh 52-week high in intraday trade, ended nearly 4 per cent higher at Rs 4,450.55.

Max Financial Services:

After the IRDAI retained its earlier guidelines on surrender value for life insurance products, shares of the company ended over 4 per cent higher at Rs 984.85 apiece.

HDFC Bank:

Shares of the country’s leading private-sector lender ended with a cut of over 1 per cent at Rs 1,424.65 apiece on the BSE. In the pre-open trade, 10.9 lakh shares changed hands in multiple block deals.

RateGain Travel:

Shares of the company ended close to 1 per cent higher at Rs 771 after bagging an order from Summerwind GSA.

SpiceJet:

Shares of the air carrier ended 4 per cent higher at Rs 61.06 after the company said it had reached a settlement with EDC for resolving liabilities aggregating to Rs 755 crore.

Interglobe Aviation:

After several brokerage ratings and target upgrades, shares of the low-frill airline company ended with gains of 6 per cent at Rs 3,480.

RK Swamy:

Shares of the company ended flat at Rs 275.65 after announcing its quarterly results for the quarter ending December 2023.

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited:

Shares of the aerospace major ended 4 per cent at Rs 3,300.5 as the company signed a contract with the Guyana Defence Force (GDF), Guyana.

Bharti Airtel:

Shares of the telco ended 2 per cent lower at Rs 1213.1 after the company received an order from the Department of Telecommunications, Andhra Pradesh LSA, levying a penalty of Rs 7.78 lakh for alleged violation of subscriber verification norms.