Shares to look at: Yes Bank, Cochin Shipyard, Dixon Technologies Between Shares Today

Here is a quick look at stocks that are likely to focus in contemporary trade. Yes Bank Bandhan Bank and SBI downloaded their shares in Yes Bank to Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC). In addition, SMBC will acquire another 4.2% stake in the bank from a subsidiary of Carlyle Group for £ 2,850 crore. Apollo bands Apollo tires have announced that it will reduce product prices by £ 300 to £ 2,000, with effect from September 22, to pass on the benefits of the GST rate cut to customers. Cochin Shipyard CSL obtained a £ 200 Crore Agreement with Ongc for the repair of a Jack-up vehicle, with the project completed within 12 months. Poonwalla Fincorp The company valued the 5,31 crore shares granting £ 1,500 to its promoter, Rising Sun Holdings, which increases its paid capital to £ 162.47. Dixon Technologies The company intends to acquire a 51% stake in Arthan Q Tech Microelectronics India for £ 552.99 in a move aimed at strengthening its mobile and iot manufacturing operations. Indosolary promoter that energies plans to plan to sell up to 61 Lakh shares, which represents a 14.66% stake, through an offer-for-sale on September 18-19 to meet the minimum public shareholding norms. Central Bank of India The Council has approved its approval to invest £ 64.40 as equity in the subsidiary company, Cent Home Bank Finance, as part of the proposed edition of £ 100 crore. Hyundai India Hyundai India has completed a three-year wage settlement with employees at the manufacturing plant near Chennai. Biocon Biocon Biologics, a subsidiary of Biocon, reported that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Bosaya. Ltimindtree Ltimindtree unveiled a collaboration with Shopify, an AI-powered trading platform for businesses that help businesses create, operate and expand their online stores. Disclaimer: This story is for educational purposes only. The views and recommendations above are those of individual analysts or brokerage companies, not coin. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making investment decisions.