News for Saregama India Limited (SAREGAMA.BO)

Indian stock markets were closed on Thursday for Maharashtra Day. On Wednesday, benchmarks ended mixed due to geopolitical tensions overshadowing U.S. trade optimism. While HDFC Bank's gains offered some support, Bajaj Finance fell despite positive earnings. Analysts suggest near-term negativity may persist, but long-term prospects remain positive, viewing market dips as buying opportunities.

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.

Major gainers and laggards in Nifty 50 pack, Sensex and Nifty performance, market analysis, and expert advice summarized.

In the Nifty 50 index, 15 stocks ended in the green, while 35 stocks closed in the red in today's trade.

The NSE Nifty index was trading 64.75 points down at 23940.0

“Reducing U.S. jobless claims and potential policy shifts in the US indicate that the FED is not in a hurry to reduce interest rates in the near term. Looking ahead, the market is likely to focus on Q3 earnings, with expectations of improvement in earnings on a QoQ basis," Nair added.

In the Nifty50 index, 21 stocks closed in the green, while 29 stocks ended in the red.

Deepika Padukone was spotted walking through Bangalore traffic to attend Diljit Dosanjh’s Dil-Luminati concert, marking her first public appearance since giving birth. She wore a ’Lover’ sweatshirt and was later invited on stage by Dosanjh, who praised her career and skincare brand.

Saregama India reports 6.33% fall in net profit, but revenue grows 40.31% with increased content investments.

Saregama India Limited denies interest in acquiring Dharma Productions, clarifies no material event requiring disclosure. Trading up on NSE.

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.

Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty50 registered their steepest drop in two months due to profit booking and weak Asian markets, breaking below key support levels. Analysts highlight potential further weakness with key support at 25,750 and resistance at 26,000. The bearish sentiment affected both major and smaller stocks.

The Nifty Bank index closed 1.59 per cent down at 52978.1.

The Nifty Realty index closed 1.68 per cent down at 1099.0.

Lakshmi Finance, Vaswani Ind, Vakrangee, VLS Finance and Saregama India, hit their fresh 52-week highs during the day.

Hero MotoCorp, Trent, RIL, Axis Bank and BEL were among the top losers on NSE in today's trade.

The Nifty Pharma index closed 1.01 per cent down at 23281.2.

Indian indices hit new highs for the fifth straight session, led by financials and energy, while small-caps declined. Nifty closed at 26,004, up 0.25%. Analysts remain positive on the market, with support at 25,800 and resistance at 26,200-26,250.

Pritish Nandy, Saregama India, Optiemus Infra, Sonam Clock and Themis Medicare, hit their fresh 52-week highs during the day.