Shares of CRISIL Ltd jumped over 7 percent in early trade on October 17 after the rating firm reported a 12.9 percent on-year (YoY) increase in net profit at Rs 171.6 crore for the quarter that ended September 30, 2024. The company's revenue from operations rose 10.3 percent YoY to Rs 811.8 crore.At the operating level, CRISIL's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA...

The end of the fossil fuel era and the need for scaling clean energy -By Unaise UrfiFossil fuels have been essential to the advancement & development of human civilization. Industrial progress, which leads to billions of people living a better life, has been possible, thanks to the discovery & utilization of plentiful fossil fuel resources. This period of unmatched human prosperity was sparked by...

Stocks in NewsHere's a quick look at the stocks that will be in focus in trade on Tuesday, covering significant fund-raising activities, major deals, and key appointments announced by companies after market hours on Monday:Stocks To WatchPrestige Estates ProjectsThe Bengaluru-based real estate developer has selected four investment banks (Kotak Mahindra Capital, JP Morgan, JM Financial, and CLSA) ...

Second order effectAs Vodafone begins repaying the money it owes various parties, including the government, some HNIs have resumed loading up on shares of Indus Towers. The Silent Investor is said to be leading the charge of the bull brigade, having bought some more stock last week. It is not clear yet how much of Indus’s dues will be cleared by Vodafone in the foreseeable future.  Analysts are...

Loss over profitA bird in the bush is worth two in hand. That seems to be the approach of many small and high-networth individuals looking for potential multi-bagger stocks in the small-cap space. This is reminiscent of the startup bubble a few years back when investors would get excited by the cash burn of a company rather than its profitability. Loss-making TIL (formerly Tractors India Limited) ...