Stocks in Focus Today: Today i.e. on 13th December 2024, some stocks (Stocks in News) are ready to show action. Due to positive trigger, these shares may remain in focus in the market today (Stocks to Watch). If you are looking for better stocks in intraday then you can keep an eye on them (Stock in Focus). Today’s list includes HDFC Bank, RIL, Zomato, Tata Motors, HAL, Ashok Leyland, NHPC, JSW Energy, Godrej Industries, GR Infraprojects, Bajel Projects, Yes Bank, CRISIL, NACL Industries, Greenply Industries, NESCO, Firstsource Solutions, Shares like Tata Motors, JK Tire Industries, Adani Green Energy, Tolins Tyres, Pennar Industries, Tata Power, Hindustan Zinc are included.
HDFC Bank
Market regulator SEBI has issued an administrative warning letter to HDFC Bank for lapses in regulatory compliance. HDFC Bank said in a communication that this is in relation to observations made by the bank during its periodic inspection of investment banking activities, alleging lapses in compliance with certain provisions of SEBI.
RIL
Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries has signed an agreement with Russia’s Rosneft to import crude oil worth $12-13 billion annually for 10 years. According to media reports, Russia’s public sector petroleum company Rosneft will supply up to 5,00,000 barrels of crude oil per day (25 million tons annually) to Reliance. At current prices the 10-year deal is worth $12-13 billion annually.
Zomato
Zomato, a platform that delivers food items on online orders, said that the Goods and Services Tax (GST) department in Thane has sent it a tax demand notice of Rs 803.4 crore. This also includes interest and penalty. Zomato informed the stock market that it has received a notice regarding non-payment of GST along with interest and penalty on delivery charges. The company said it will file an appeal before the appropriate authority as it believes its case is strong.
Tata Motors
The price of trucks and buses of vehicle manufacturing company Tata Motors will increase by 2 percent from January 1, 2025. Citing rising costs, the company announced an increase in the prices of its trucks and buses. The motor vehicle manufacturer said in the statement that the increase in prices became necessary due to the rising cost of raw materials. This will vary from model to model and variant, but will be applicable to the entire range of trucks and buses.
HAL
The Defense Ministry has signed a contract worth Rs 13,500 crore with the company for the purchase of 12 Su-30MKI aircraft along with associated equipment. These aircraft will be manufactured in the Nashik division of HAL.
Ashok Leyland
The company has won an order worth Rs 345.58 crore for the supply of 1,475 BSVI diesel fuel-type passenger bus chassis to Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation. Meanwhile, LLC Ashok Leyland Russia, a step-down subsidiary of the company, has been voluntarily liquidated.
JSW Energy
The company has clarified that there is no gas storage facility at its thermal plant in Ratnagiri and it is not involved in the recent gas release incident reported in the media. The company prioritizes the safety and well-being of its employees, community and environment. It follows stringent safety protocols and constantly monitors operations to ensure that they meet the highest standards.
