D-Street Newsmakers: HAL, HDFC Bank and Wipro among 7 stocks that hogged limelight on July 22
Indian equities ahead of the crucial budget day ended mildly lower on weakness in the realty, energy and IT stocks.
Indian equities ended the choppy trading session ahead of Budget 2024 on a flat note with a negative bias. At the close, Nifty Nifty index in a choppy trade ended 0.062 per cent or 15.25 points lower at 24,515.65, while the BSE Sensex ended 0.13 per cent or 102.57 points lower at 80,502. Here are the stocks that hogged limelight today:
HDFC Bank
After HDFC Bank posted a mixed set of results for Q1, the lender's stock emerged as one of the top performers and rose 2 per cent to Rs 1,642.55.
Wipro
The stock of Wipro cracked steeply by over 9 per cent and ended the session at Rs 505.8 as the company posted weak Q1 show.
HUL
Ahead of its results tomorrow, shares of the company ended at Rs 2,735.3, up 0.3 per cent. Zee Business Research expects Q1 profit at the entity to soar 2 per cent on-year.
HAL
HAL shares after breaching Rs 5,000 mark ended below the level at Rs 4,997.25, up over 4 per cent.
Deepak Nitrite
As the government's initiatives support the industry, the stock ended up over 2 per cent higher at Rs 2,851.2, after hitting fresh 52-week high in intra-day trade.
Garden Reach Ship Builders
The defence company's stock ended the day higher by nearly 5 per cent at Rs 2,568.25 as the company inked an agreement with Merlinhawk Aerospace and KELTRON.
Indian Hotels
After the Tata group entity posted in-line Q1 show, the stock ended over 7 per cent higher at Rs 620.35.