From fundraising, 3i Infotech delisting to various pacts - THESE factors would drive market today; Check which stocks should be on your radar

Zee Business Senior Research Analyst mentions the top triggers that would move the market and specific stocks from across category during Thursday’s session. 

Dubey says, as many as 10 companies, including IEX, Can Fin Homes to enter into Futures market, wherein investors and traders should keep a watch on these shares.

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Similarly, 3i Infotech to suspend its trading of shares from today’s closing, however, the company may be listed again but unaware of the timeline, Dubey says.

Proctor & Gamble Healthcare reports the weak number as its revenue slipped by 42 per cent, profit by 31 per cent and margins declined by 17 per cent in the June-end quarter, mentions Dubey.

The senior research analyst says, the companies such as Philips Carbon Black and Ramkrishna Forgings are mulling to raise fund, similarly, Bannari Amman Sugar board to meet on September 1, 2021 to decide about share sale through right issue.

In the same context, Punjab National Bank board suspended August 27, 2021, fundraising board meet and its deferred to next date, and its MD and CEO Roa has got an extension till January 2022.

Hind Copper to take decision on QIP (qualified institutional placements) in AGM (annual general meeting) which is scheduled on September 27, 2021 for 9.69 crore shares.

DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) has revoked ban from Boeing 737 MAX almost after two years, this is positive news for Spice Jet as the airline used have this airbus in its fleet. 

In IT segment, Infosys inks a pact with Canada's Manitoba Insurance company for digital services, similarly, Wipro too signs an agreement with DataRobot for Artificial Intelligence Solutions. 

Even Godrej Properties should be in focus during today’s trade as a plea filed in Supreme Court amid environment clearance issue given by NGT regarding their wonder projects, says Dubey.

Last but not least, BHEL signs pact with JSC Rosoboronexport for the maintenance and making spare parts and ADF Foods gets board approval to invest Rs 37 crore in US subsidiary.