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From trading updates shared by IndusInd Bank, Federal Bank and RBL Bank to what’s in store for HDFC Bank, here are the top stocks to watch ahead of Monday’s trading session.
1 / 10HDFC Bank | The stock has fallen for five days in a row and is now about to give up all the gains it had made from 9/11 onwards.
2 / 10Titan | Domestic jewelry operations grew nearly 25% year-on-year, driven by a significant pick-up in consumer demand momentum following the reduction of customs duties on gold imports. The non-solitary gaming segment saw double-digit growth, while the solitaire segment saw a decline amid price uncertainty and supply-demand dynamics. The national watch and wearables business grew 19% compared to last year. EyeCare’s domestic business grew 6% over last year. Taneira’s revenue grew almost 11% compared to last year.
3 / 10Industrial Bank | Net advances rose 13% year-on-year and 3% sequentially to ₹3.56 lakh crore. Deposits rose 15% from last year and 4% from June to ₹4.12 lakh crore. CASA ratio at 35.9% from 39.4% last year and 36.7% last quarter.
4 / 10Federal Bank | Total deposits rose 15.6% year-on-year and 1.1% sequentially to ₹2.69 lakh crore. It advances 19.3% over last year and 4.3% over the June quarter to ₹2.33 lakh crore. CASA ratio of 30% from 31.17% last year and 29.27% in June.
5 / 10Godrej Properties | Highest-ever bookings, collections, operating cash flow and new business development in Q2 and H1. The booking value rose 3% to Rs 5,200 crore on the sale of 5.1 million sq ft. The first half booking value rose 89% from last year to Rs 13.8 billion. It has reached 51% of its annual booking value guidance for financial year 2025. Sales driven by strong demand in some key new project launches, including Godrej Vrikshya in NCR, which returned a booking value of nearly 1.5 billion of rupees and Godrej Woodside Estate in the greater Mumbai area. Region with a reserve value of more than 600 million rupees. Collections increased 68% from last year to Rs 4,000 crore.
6 / 10Macrotechnology developers | Best-ever quarterly pre-sales of Rs 4,290 crore, 21% YoY growth, despite Shradhh. The first half of the current financial year records pre-sales of nearly Rs 8.3 billion. On track to meet full-year guidance of 20% pre-sales growth. Collections increased 11% over last year to Rs 3.07 billion. Four projects were added in Pune and Bengaluru, with a gross development value of ₹5,500 crore. Net debt of Rs 4,920 crore.
7 / 10Adani Wilmar | The edible oils business maintained its strong momentum with double-digit year-on-year volume growth. The food and consumer goods segment recorded revenue growth of 36%. Excluding the G2G business, revenue growth was 26%. The market share of the South Zone has reached 5.5% and almost 23% in one of the metros. Brand sales of pulses, Besan, soya beans, sugar, Poha and soap witnessed double-digit growth year on year. The volume of edible oil grew by 15%. Food and consumer goods volumes increased by 31%.
8 / 10Metropolis | Revenue for the quarter grew 13% year-on-year. B2C revenue increased 20% over last year. Currently, the company is debt free and has cash reserves of Rs 180 crore.
9 / 10RBL Bank | Total deposits rose 20% year-on-year and 7% sequentially to ₹1.08 lakh crore. Advances are up 15% from last year and 2% from June to Rs 89,786 crore. Liquidity coverage ratio at 129% from 137% in June and 142% last year.
10 / 10GAIL | Signs MoU with AM Green to jointly develop renewable energy projects of up to 2.5 GW and green chemistry projects. The partnership focuses on long-term supply of carbon dioxide for eMethanol production and exploration of hybrid renewable energy projects across India.
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