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[ad_1] In the Nifty500 index, 120 stocks have given multibagger returns in FY24, which means at least 100 percent gains. Meanwhile, just 51 stocks (10 percent) from the index were in the red in the current financial year. Top Gainers BSE was the top gainer in the Nifty500 index, soaring 521 percent, followed by IRFC and Suzlon Energy, which skyrocketed 462 percent and 444 percent, respectively. HUDCO, MRPL, Cochin…

[ad_1] Penny stock Lloyds Enterprises has posted multibagger returns in the last 4 years, rising from ₹1.19 in March 2020 to around ₹28.8 currently. This implies a return of almost 2337%. An investment of ₹1 lakh in this stock in March 2020 would have turned into over ₹24 lakh now. Lloyds Enterprises Limited trades in iron and steel products in India. It also designs and manufactures heavy equipment, machinery,…

[ad_1] After experiencing a prolonged downward trend from October 2021 to March 2023, the company’s shares experienced a notable rebound in the subsequent month. Since then, they have consistently followed an upward trajectory, surging from ₹920.70 to the current trading price of ₹1,902.  Also Read: Holi 2014 to Holi 2024: Nifty 50 zooms over 200%, these 14 stocks skyrocket 3,900% This remarkable turnaround has rewarded its shareholders with an impressive…

[ad_1] Top News SEBI in a circular launched beta version of T+0 settlement cycle on an optional basis in the equity cash market, for a limited set of 25 scrips with a limited number of brokers. This option will be available for trades done only till 1.30 pm starting from Mar 28, 2024. SEBI instructs AMCs to cease accepting new investments in funds targeting investment in overseas ETFs effective…

[ad_1] Recent developments have shown promise for Paytm, as it obtained approval from the National Payments Council of India (NPCI) to operate as a third-party app, allowing it to function similarly to competitors like Google Pay and PhonePe. Moreover, Paytm has forged partnerships with Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, SBI, and Yes Bank to facilitate seamless business migration, indicating proactive measures to address operational concerns. The brokerage has retained its…

[ad_1] In a recent note, analysts at Jefferies said that they expect the hotel industry will conclude FY24 on a high note, with continued momentum in Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) expected to extend into FY25. As per the brokerage, the key drivers propelling this growth include supportive macroeconomic conditions, with hotel demand surpassing supply growth. Additionally, the industry’s focus on pricing strategies, premiumization, and the enduring appeal of…