News for Metropolis Healthcare Limited (METROPOLIS.NS)

Starting February 28, 2025, 16 stocks including United Breweries and PVR Inox will exit the derivatives segment, trading only in the cash market. February 27 is the last day to trade their F&O contracts. The exclusion follows the December 20 announcement by NSE.

This announcement comes after a previous decision to add six companies to the F&O segment, namely Castrol India, Gland Pharma, NBCC, Phoenix Mills, Solar Industries, and Torrent Power.

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The NSE of India will include six new stocks in the Futures and Options segment from January 31, 2025. The stocks are Castrol India, Gland Pharma, NBCC, Phoenix, Solar Industries India, and Torrent Power. Details about market lot and scheme of strikes will be announced on January 30, 2025.

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NSE has announced the exclusion of 16 securities, including Abbott India, PVR Inox, and Gujarat Gas, from the F&O market starting Feb. 28, 2025, as part of new SEBI guidelines aimed at improving liquidity and preventing manipulation.

The Rs 246.8 crore deal includes 55% financing in cash and 45% through an equity swap.

Ameera Shah, Promoter and Executive Chairperson of Metropolis Healthcare, discussed the growth potential of the Indian oncology market, and the need for advanced cancer testing.

Indian benchmark equity indices, the Sensex and Nifty, experienced their fifth consecutive decline on Friday, recording their worst weekly performance in over two years. Escalating tensions in the Middle East and rising foreign outflows contributed to investor unease. The Nifty 50 index fell 0.93% to 25,014, while the S&P BSE Sensex decreased by 0.98% to 81,688.

Indian indices fell sharply on Thursday, dragged by Middle East tensions. Nifty closed at 25,250, down 2.12%. Analyst Rupak De sees a bearish trend reversal, with support at 25,070. Tejas Shah sees potential for a minor pullback rally, with support at 25,200-25,050 and resistance at 25,475-25,700.

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.

The Nifty index ended flat after a strong initial hour of trading, facing resistance around 23,400. Despite this, the short-term trend remains positive as the index stayed above 23,300. In the near term, the index is likely to continue consolidating within the 23,300-23,500 range. A decisive breakout above 23,500 could potentially trigger a rally towards 23,800.

Based on the OI percentage, a total of 44 stocks were on the short-covering list which included Exide Industries, Coromandel International, Mahanagar Gas, Birlasoft, and Dr Lal PathLabs.

A short build-up was seen in 97 stocks, including SAIL, Bata India, Coromandel International, Atul, and IndiaMART InterMESH.

A short build-up was seen in 96 stocks, including Page Industries, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, GNFC (Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals), Bandhan Bank, and Maruti Suzuki India.

A short build-up was seen in 76 stocks, including Bata India, REC, L&T Technology Services, Wipro, and Sun TV Network.

Based on the OI percentage, 77 stocks saw long unwinding, which included Hindustan Copper, Oberoi Realty, HCL Technologies, Ramco Cement, and Apollo Tyres.

A long build-up was seen in 50 stocks, which included MCX India, Metropolis Healthcare, Ambuja Cements, Nestle India, and Polycab India.

Based on the OI percentage, a total of 86 stocks were on the short-covering list. These included M&M Financial Services, IDFC First Bank, Laurus Labs, UPL, and Indraprastha Gas.