D-Street Newsmakers: Axis Bank, ITC, Tanla Platforms among 10 stocks that hogged limelight today

Indian equities ended Wednesday’s session marginally higher led by gains in the realty, pharma and auto stocks.

The industrial minerals company ended around 2 per cent lower at Rs 313.35 even as the company’s board approved formation of 51:49 Joint Venture Company

Indian equities ended Wednesday’s session marginally higher led by gains in the realty, pharma and auto stocks. At the close, Nifty ended 19.95 or 0.1 per cent higher at 20,926.35, while Sensex rose 34 odd points or 0.05 per cent to close the day at 69,584.6. Meanwhile, Bank Nifty, however, ended a tad lower at 47,092.25.

Here are the 10 stocks that saw the most action today:

Tanla Platforms:

Amid heavy volumes, shares of the software products company settled 19 per cent higher at Rs 1099.5.

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Adani Total Gas:

Shares of the gas supplier ended in 10 per cent lower circuit at Rs 1001.95 amid profit booking in the counter.

HPL Electric:

Shares of the consumer electronics company ended 10 per cent higher at Rs 220.65 after the company order for smart meters worth Rs 545 crore.

Granules India:

Shares of the pharma major ended weak by around 1 per cent at Rs 385.35 even as the company got the USFDA approval for its ANDA for Pantoprazole sodium delayed release tablets.

Wipro:

IT company’s shares ended 0.51 per cent lower at Rs 420 even as the company inked an agreement with RSA to help accelerate RSA’s migration to the cloud and build a compliant, secure, and scalable IT infrastructure.

ITC:

Shares of the conglomerate settled on a positive note at Rs 455.85, up 0.61 per cent after the brokerages turned upbeat post the company’s analyst meeting.

Axis Bank:

Amid a large block deal in the counter, shares of the private lender ended over 1 per cent lower at Rs 1116.

Bank of Baroda:

Shares of the PSB ended over 2 per cent higher at Rs 221 as the lender informed that its board meeting is scheduled for December 15 to discuss and finalize the quantum of the first tranche of Tier II/Sub debt instruments issue.

Shoppers Stop:

Shares of the diversified retail company ended over 2 per cent higher at Rs 709.3, up over 2 per cent, as the company informed that it shall commence operations from its new store in Bangalore.

MOIL:

The industrial minerals company ended around 2 per cent lower at Rs 313.35 even as the company’s board approved formation of 51:49 Joint Venture Company between MOIL Limited and Gujarat Mineral Corporation Limited (GMDC), for manganese ore mining in the State of Gujarat.

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