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IndiGo share price to remain in focus today after CEO Pieter Elbers resigns - Mint
IndiGo share price to remain in focus today after CEO Pieter Elbers resignsMint
IndiGo share price to remain in focus today after CEO Pieter Elbers resigns
Stock in focus: On Tuesday, the multibagger aviation stock closed 3.46% higher at ₹4,383.50 apiece on NSE.
IndiGo in focus after CEO Pieter Elbers resigns; HSBC, Jefferies highlight key near-term triggers
Elbers' exit comes nearly three months after the airline faced a major operational crisis that disrupted hundreds of flights and stranded at least three lakh passengers.
Stocks in news: Nazara Technologies, IndiGo, Hindustan Zinc, NTPC Green, RIL
Indian markets saw a strong rebound on Tuesday, recovering some losses. Global cues improved and crude oil price worries eased. Several companies are in focus today. Nazara Technologies saw a significant block deal. IndiGo's CEO stepped down. RIL is boosting LPG production. Vedanta calls for unlocking domestic resources. NTPC Green Energy added new solar capacity.
IndiGo CEO Elbers' exit puts India's competitive airline industry in focus
IndiGo's CEO Pieter Elbers has departed the company. This comes after a period of significant flight disruptions. The article also provides a snapshot of India's airline industry. IndiGo remains the largest carrier. Air India Group holds the second position. Akasa Air is the third-largest airline. SpiceJet also operates in the market.
TCS, HDFC Bank among 5 Sensex stocks that hit 52-week lows & slid up to 14% in a month
The Sensex plunged 1,352 points to close at 77,566 amid a broad market sell-off. Five major index stocks—TCS, InterGlobe Aviation, HDFC Bank, Trent and Asian Paints—hit 52-week lows, reflecting persistent weakness and rising investor caution.
Avoid OMCs; prefer defence and summer plays: Chola Securities
Dharmesh Kant, Head of Research at Chola Securities, says oil marketing companies remain largely avoidable as they are cyclical, commodity-linked businesses with limited long-term wealth creation potential, especially as renewable energy gains share. He advises selective buying in market declines, favouring defence stocks like BEL and HAL and summer-linked plays such as LG Electronics and Blue Star. Kant also sees corrections in InterGlobe Aviation as a potential long-term buying opportunity despite near-term volatility.
Asian Paints, Berger & other paint stocks fall up to 5% on oil's 29% spike amid Mideast tensions. More pain ahead?
Shares of Asian Paints, Berger Paints and Indigo Paints fell sharply on Monday after crude oil prices surged nearly 29% amid escalating Middle East tensions. Rising oil costs threaten to increase raw material expenses for paint makers, sparking concerns about margin pressure and further downside risk for the sector.
Sensex stocks: HDFC Bank, TCS, Asian Paints, IndiGo, Trent hit 52-week lows
Ambuja Cements, DLF, Dixon, Gail, Indian Hotels, Shree Cement, REC, Tata Motors PV, Wipro, Suzlon, Coforge, and Info Edge, among the BSE 100 index, also hit their respective 52-week lows amid Iran war
IndiGo shares tumble 8% on crude spike, but Kotak upgrades stock to Buy
InterGlobe Aviation shares plunged amid soaring oil prices, with Brent crude exceeding $116 a barrel due to supply disruptions. Despite the market turmoil, Kotak Institutional Equities upgraded IndiGo to Buy, arguing that investors should focus on the escalating losses of competitors rather than oil price volatility.
Dipan Mehta on where to invest as metal rally cools
Elixir Equities Director Dipan Mehta said the recent fall in ferrous and non-ferrous stocks reflects broader market weakness after a sharp rally in metal prices, with many positives already priced in. He expects these stocks to deliver market-level returns rather than outperform. Mehta advised investors to focus on large, high-quality companies during the correction, citing Larsen & Toubro, InterGlobe Aviation and Bajaj Finance as examples, while also noting opportunities emerging in select mid-cap sectors.
Asian Paints, other paint stocks plunge up to 6% as Israel-Iran war fuels rally in crude oil prices: What lies ahead?
Paint stocks like Asian Paints and Indigo Paints plunged up to 6% as crude oil prices surged due to escalating Middle East tensions following attacks on Iran. The conflict, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, has raised concerns about oil supply disruptions, directly impacting paint companies reliant on petroleum-based derivatives and pressuring their profit margins.