News for Bayer CropScience Limited (BAYERCROP.BO)

Indian markets ended lower Tuesday as the Sensex fell 624 points and Nifty declined 175, dragged by profit booking in Financial and IT stocks amid weak global cues and muted FII activity. Mid- and small-cap stocks showed resilience, backed by strong Q4 results.

Bayer CropScience shares: Bayer CropScience shares experienced a significant surge. This followed the announcement of a 49% year-over-year jump in profit after tax for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025, reaching Rs 143.30 crore. The company also declared a dividend of Rs 35 per share for its eligible shareholders. Revenue from operations also increased to Rs 1,046.4 crore, up from Rs 792.

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The Indian market extended its losses on Friday, with all 13 major sectors closing in the red, as investors fretted about the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed reciprocal tariffs. Pharma stocks, heavily reliant on U.S. revenue, faced the sharpest declines.

Indian markets ended lower for the sixth session despite a late recovery, as concerns over U.S. tariffs, weak Q3 earnings, and Feds rate stance weighed on sentiment. Analysts anticipate continued consolidation amid valuation concerns and global economic uncertainty.

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened lower for the sixth consecutive session on Wednesday. This drop was influenced by Reliance Industries, ITC, and M&M. Key sectors such as Nifty Bank, Auto, FMCG, Pharma, Realty, and Oil & Gas also declined. The broader markets saw the Nifty Smallcap100 and Nifty Midcap100 indices fall significantly.

Stocks including Eicher Motors, Lupin, MTAR Technologies, Aditya Birla Capital, Nykaa, Bata india, SBFC Finance, Samhi Hotels and more will be in the spotlight on Tuesday, February 11.

Indian markets closed lower on Wednesday, dragged by banks and ahead of the US Fed rate decision. The market is cautious about potential policy changes in the US and India's high valuation. The rupee's weakness and a widening trade deficit are also concerns.

Bayer Crop Science Ltd reports 39% profit drop in Q2, plans to focus on growth investments and dividends.

The markets on Wednesday extended the fourth consecutive day of declines driven by concerns over weak earnings and foreign fund outflows.

Stocks including Swiggy, PNB Housing, Nykaa, ACME Solar, BSE, Tata Chemicals, Varun Beverages, PNC Infratech and more will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, November 13.

Indian indices ended flat amid profit booking in energy stocks. Analysts anticipate volatility as geopolitical tensions rise and support levels for Nifty are observed around 25,650-700.

Bayer CropScience Ltd reports 22.6% drop in net profits for June quarter, despite optimistic outlook on future prospects.

According to Nagaraj Shetti of HDFC Securities the short-term trend of Nifty is down, but the near-term uptrend status of the market is intact. There is a possibility of some more weakness in the coming sessions down to 24,600-24,500 levels before showing any upside bounce from the lows. Immediate resistance is at 24,900 levels.

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Domestic equity benchmark index Nifty50 closed at a record high for the fifth consecutive session on Thursday, surpassing the 25,000 milestone for the first time, following signals from the US Federal Reserve of a potential rate cut in September.

Bayer Corp, Ashiana Housing, India Grid Trust, KCP Sugar and SCI among 9 stocks to log over 10-fold jump in daily trading volumes on the BSE on Thursday.

Indian benchmark equity indices ended lower on Friday, once again succumbing to profit booking after hitting all-time highs, although they locked in a third straight week of gains powered by a rally in financials and the return of foreign investors.