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ASIANPAINT - 2472.2 (1.81%) AXISBANK - 1142.4 (0.29%) BAJAJFINSV - 1600.85 (2.01%) BAJFINANCE - 6683.95 (3.38%) BHARTIARTL - 1569.3 (2.89%) BPCL - 285.85 (1.22%) COALINDIA - 414.05 (1.98%) HDFCBANK - 1745.6 (0.25%) HEROMOTOCO - 4794.1 (0.55%) HINDUNILVR - 2445.25 (2.62%) ICICIBANK - 1278.05 (2.2%) INDUSINDBK - 998.2 (1.71%) ITC - 474.65 (3.83%) KOTAKBANK - 1761.45 (1.4%) MARUTI - 11063.6 (1.86%) ONGC - 245.6 (1.42%) RELIANCE - 1265.4 (3.47%) SBIN - 816.05 (4.52%) TATAMOTORS - 791 (2.22%) TATASTEEL - 142.78 (1.83%) TCS - 4244.6 (4.22%) TITAN - 3308.7 (4.1%) WIPRO - 571.65 (2.6%)
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Sector: Plastics - Thermoplastics

Sintex Ind 


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As on 24 Nov, 2024 05:45 IST
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Company Name Price Change %Change Day High Day Low Prev.Close Volume
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Top Gainers

Company LTP Change Gain
SBIN 816.05 35.3 4.52 %
TCS 4244.6 171.75 4.22 %
TITAN 3308.7 130.25 4.1 %
ITC 474.65 17.5 3.83 %
RELIANCE 1265.4 42.4 3.47 %

Top Losers

Company LTP Change Loss
HDFCBANK 1745.6 4.4 4.4 %
AXISBANK 1142.4 3.25 3.25 %
HEROMOTOCO 4794.1 26.25 26.25 %
BPCL 285.85 3.45 3.45 %
KOTAKBANK 1761.45 24.35 24.35 %
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Latest News


By monika singh  |  11 Jan, 2022

Reliance-ACRE, Welspun in final lap to buy bankrupt Sintex Industries

Reliance NSE 1.10 % Industries Ltd (RIL) and Welspun NSE 0.49 % are the leading contenders to acquire bankrupt Sintex NSE -5.00 % Industries, said people with knowledge of the matter. RIL, in partnership with Assets Care & Reconstruction Enterprise (ACRE), has offered a ?2,863 crore resolution plan that includes 10% equity to lenders, they said.Reliance Industries-ACRE and Welspun Group unit...


By kanchan Joshi  |  10 Mar, 2021

Creditors weigh Sintex promoter Amit Patel's out-of-court Rs 1,100 crore settlement offer

A KKR-led group of creditors is weighing an out-of-court settlement offer of Rs 1,100 crore made by Sintex group's promoter Amit Patel, who wants them to withdraw insolvency proceedings that they had filed against his company Sintex-BAPL at the National Company Law Tribunal in August, according to people aware of the matter.Patel's offer has the backing of Arpwood Capital, a firm founded by former...


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