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    QUANTUM DIGITAL VISION INDIA LTD Q3 RESULTS

    Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday

    The Indian market closed flat on Tuesday, ahead of the Christmas holiday, with gains in FMCG and auto stocks being offset by losses in metal and power stocks. Analysts predict range-bound movement due to economic concerns, Q3 results, and the upcoming Union budget, amidst mixed global market performances.

    HUL, other FMCG stocks tumble after Godrej Consumer Q3 business update weakened sentiment

    HUL Share Price: HUL saw its sharpest drop in six weeks on Monday, leading the Nifty FMCG index to become the day's worst-performing sector, sliding over 2%. Godrej Consumer Products took the hardest hit, plummeting more than 11%. Other FMCG stocks also declined, with Dabur, Marico, Tata Consumer Products, Britannia, and Colgate shedding between 2% and 5%.

    Godrej Consumer shares fall 11% as Q3 business update leads to target price cuts

    Godrej Consumer Products Share Price: Godrej Consumer shares dropped by up to 11% to Rs 1,102 on BSE following a weak Q3 business outlook, prompting brokerages to lower their target prices. The company highlighted a 20-30% year-on-year rise in palm oil and derivatives prices, which has affected its soaps category, contributing one-third of its standalone revenue.

    Paytm shares rise 3%, hit new 52-week high after UBS hikes target price to Rs 1,000

    Paytm shares hit a 52-week high after UBS raised its target price to Rs 1,000, maintaining a 'Neutral' stance. The brokerage anticipates revenue-driven growth as cost optimization plateaus. Bernstein also increased its target to Rs 1,000, highlighting potential upside and downside scenarios. Paytm launched an automatic top-up for UPI LITE, streamlining small-value transactions.

    Profit apocalypse! 10 companies with steepest losses in Q2. Who blew it worst?

    Indian companies faced a profit slump in Q2 FY25, with several sectors reporting declines. Vodafone Idea, Sammaan Capital, and Indian Oil posted significant losses. Analysts downgraded earnings forecasts, citing weak consumption and government spending, but anticipate a recovery in the second half of the fiscal year.

    IT cos' Q2FY25 results ahead of estimates. Infosys, LTIMindtree among 9 brokerage buys

    Indian technology companies exceeded their Q2 earnings forecasts, but their future guidance remained cautious. While some brokerages observed a potential bottoming out of pessimism, clear signs of increased spending in developed countries are still pending. Stocks like Infosys, TCS, and HCL Tech are among the top picks for many brokerages.

    The Economic Times
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