D- Street Newsmakers: TCS, Zomato and Aster DM Healthcare among 10 stocks in spotlight today

Indian equities amid escalating Middle East conflict ended in red today on Monday. At the close, Nifty ended at 22272.5, down 246.9  points or 1.1 per cent, while Sensex was dragged lower by 845 points or over 1 per cent to 73399.78.

Here are the D-Street Newsmakers in today’s trade:

Zomato:

Shares of the company ended over 2 per cent lower at Rs 188.1 even as UBS brokerage maintained its buy on the stock.

Dixon Technologies:

Shares of the consumer durable company ended nearly 3 per cent lower at Rs 7635 per share even as HSBC sees the new acquisition to be EPS accretive.

Aster DM Healthcare:

Shares of the company ended 7.6 per cent higher at Rs 525 after the company announced a special dividend.

ONGC:

Shares of the oil exploration company ended at Rs 279.75, up over 5 per cent,  as Jefferies initiated a buy for a target.

Container Corporation of India:

Shares of the company ended around 2 per cent lower at Rs 931 as the company’s throughput expanded 11 per cent on year.

Brigade Enterprises:

Shares of the company ended with a cut of nearly 2 per cent at Rs 985.5 as the company geared to develop office space in Chennai.

Central Bank of India:

Shares of the state-run bank ended with the most cut of 4 per cent at Rs 61.45 amid broader losses in the PSU Banking pack.

Patanjali Foods:

Even as the company posted steady performance in the March quarter, shares of the company fell over 1 per cent and settled at Rs 1324.9.

TCS:

Shares of the IT bellwether ended with a cut of over 1 per cent at Rs 3941.65 after the company posted largely better Q4 numbers.

Ambuja Cements:

Shares of the company ended flat with a negative bias at Rs 608.95 even as the company plans to acquire a grinding unit at Tuticorin.