News for Nestlé India Limited (NESTLEIND.BO)

Benchmark indices close lower on May 28 as investors reduce exposure ahead of F&O expiry, Sensex and Nifty slip.

Benchmark indices end lower on profit booking, volatility, and weak global cues; Nifty 50 swings 350 points, closes in red.

Top gainers on Friday included Eternal Energy, HUL, Asian Paints, ITC, and Nestlé, while IT and telecom stocks lagged.

Top gainers on Friday: Adani Ports, Bajaj Finance, IndusInd Bank, SBI, Maruti Suzuki; top losers: Nestlé, NTPC, Kotak Mahindra.

The company witnessed double-digit growth in beverages and confectionery during the quarter, with three out of four product groups delivering healthy growth.

Nestle India Q4 Results: While announcing its quarterly numbers, Nestle also handed out a final dividend of Rs 10 for FY25.

Stocks including UltraTech Cement, Zomato, Jio Financial, Nestle India, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Jupiter Wagons, GR Infra and Thermax will be in the spotlight on Friday, April 04.

Indian stock market closes higher with BSE Sensex up 0.73% and NSE Nifty 50 up 0.69%, led by banking and energy sectors.

Benchmark indices close higher with BSE Sensex up 0.46% and NSE Nifty 50 up 0.50%, led by financial and auto stocks.

Benchmark indices end slightly lower with IT sector dragging, banking and auto stocks providing some support; market volatility expected.

Stock markets retreat as global trade war concerns halt recovery rally, Sensex falls 217.41 points, Nifty dips 92.20 points.

Top gainers on Friday included Reliance, Nestlé, Tata Motors, Adani Ports, and Tata Steel; Zomato, IndusInd Bank, NTPC, Infosys, and HCL were laggards.

Equity benchmarks close lower for tenth consecutive session due to global trade tensions and foreign selling.

Indian equity markets face downward spiral, Sensex and Nifty close lower for eighth session, driven by global concerns.

Equity markets tumble, benchmark indices plunge, bearish sentiment prevails, mid and small-cap segments hit hard, some defensive stocks gain.

In January, mutual funds bought stocks worth Rs 575 billion in India's secondary market, with key additions in Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank. Major reductions were seen in Reliance Industries, ITC, and Bharat Electronics. Notable entries included Adani Wilmar in mid-cap and AXISCADES Technologies in small-cap. Mutual funds actively managed their portfolios, focusing on large, mid, and small-cap stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks fluctuate, with consumer stocks down and healthcare and metal stocks up, amid market optimism and RBI policy meeting.

Indian equity markets surge on easing trade tensions and rate cut hopes, led by banking and financial sectors.

Nestle India Q3 Results: Nestle India reported a 5 per cent YoY increase in net profit to Rs 688.01 crore for the December 2024 quarter, with revenue rising 3.9to Rs 4,779.73 crore. The beverages segment, led by Nescafé, contributed significantly to growth, while the company continues to expand its manufacturing capacity.