News for Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL.BO)

Stocks including RIL, TCS, Bharti Airtel, IREDA, Adani Green, RVNL, PB Fintech, NPTC Green, Nykaa and Vodafone Idea will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, March 12.

Stocks including TCS, Power Grid, Bharat Electronics, IndiGo, Biocon, Rail Vikas Nigam, Quess Corp, RITES, Laurus Labs and Firstsource Solutions will be in the spotlight on Friday, March 07.

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Stocks including Power Grid, ONGC, Coforge, Adani Wilmar, Grasim, ABB India, Ola Electric, Biocon, Ambuja Cements and Rail Vikas Nigam will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, March 05.

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have been aggressively selling Indian equities, withdrawing ₹34,574 crore in February. On Friday alone, they offloaded ₹11,639 crore, marking the worst single-day sell-off of the month.

TP Solar Limited, Tata Power’s solar manufacturing arm, has bagged a Rs 632 crore worth contract from SECI. The Tata group firm would supply 292.5 MWp DCR solar modules to SECI, as per a stock exchange filing.

Stocks including Quality Power, Bajaj Auto, Zomato, Jio Financial, Swiggy, RVNL, Vedanta, Adani Green, Lupin, Coal India will be in the spotlight on Monday, February 24.

Metro Railway Kolkata has said certain bottlenecks in Chingrighata stretch along EM Bypass are hampering the progress of the Orange Line, which will connect the southern part of the city with the airport.

Stocks including Quality Power, M&M, NTPC Green, Tata Steel, Cipla, RVNL, Delta Corp, HG Infra and Berger Paints will be in the spotlight on Friday, February 21.

Stocks including Hexaware Technologies, Tata Steel, L&T, Auro Pharma, Indian Overseas Bank, RVNL and Container Corporation of India will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, February 19.

When markets resume trading today, Vedanta, RVNL, Max Healthcare Institute, Allcargo Gati and Affordable Robotic and Automation Limited (ARAPL) will be in focus due to various related developments.

Indian benchmark indices ended an 8-day losing streak with a marginal rise, driven by financials and Reliance Industries. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reassured investors in the face of global trade uncertainty and foreign outflows, stating India continues to deliver strong returns. Moderate Q3 earnings and a bearish overall sentiment remain obstacles.

Indian benchmark indices were down for the ninth consecutive session, with the BSE Sensex dropping 299 points and the Nifty50 declining 74 points. Key index players like Reliance Industries and Infosys weighed the market, while sectors like Auto and IT also saw declines. Noteworthy losses were reported by Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd and Easy Trip Planners.

Stocks including Wirpo, BHEL, Shriram Finance, ABB India, Rail Vikas Nigam, Glenmark Pharma, ABFRL, Ircon and more will be in the spotlight on Monday, February 17.

Stocks including TCS, Hindalco, UltraTech, Bank of Baroda, United Breweries, Piramal Enterprises, Paytm, RBL Bank and more will be in the spotlight on Friday, February 14.

Stocks including Vodafone Idea, NBCC (India), BEML, Hero Moto, IRCTC, Kolte Patil, ITC, Jupiter Wagons, Cyient DLM and more will be in the spotlight on Wednesday, February 12.

RVNL stock fell 3.55% to Rs 381.30 on BSE on February 10. Market cap of RVNL stood at Rs 79,501 crore on BSE.

An analyst from Anand Rathi said that RVNL appears slightly bearish as it is testing the critical support level at the current juncture and a wait-and-watch approach is advisable.

India is set to inaugurate its first vertical lift railway sea bridge in Pamban, Rameswaram. Replacing the 1914 British-era bridge, the new structure features an electro-mechanical lift system for improved maritime traffic navigation. Built at a cost of Rs 531 crore, the bridge enhances connectivity and efficiency for both residents and businesses, boosting religious tourism.