MRF continues to hold the title of the highest-priced listed stock in the Indian stock market. Share price has more than doubled in value over the last three years. 

It even approached near the 24,600 mark before volatility set in, triggering profit booking that erased most of the gains. Ultimately, the index settled near 24,350—about 242 points below the session’s peak

Backed by some of the leading PSUs - State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Life Insurance Corporation of India - this multibagger stock has shown a rise in its dividend yield since listing. With a consistent dividend track record and an attractive yield that even surpasses many leading IT companies, it has become a stock to watch. All eyes will not be on its upcoming dividend announcement.

Notably, Nifty IT surged over 6 per cent during the week, marking its strongest weekly performance since June 2024.

The broader markets are down by over 2 per cent, despite the 200-point recovery in the Nifty 50 index. As a result, market breadth remains weak on the NSE.

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M&M-backed small-cap multibagger, has declared its highest-ever dividend of Rs 104.50 per share for FY25. This move will fetch M&M, the promoter with a 52.12 per cent stake, a payout of approximately Rs 66.16 crore

At the core of this journey is a farmer-first philosophy. By sourcing directly from Indian farmers, the companies ensure quality for customers and better earnings for rural producers. This farm-to-market model promotes ethical sourcing, fair trade, and sustainable livelihoods.

Mukul Mahavir Agrawal, who held 41,76,000 (41.76 lakh) shares as of December 2024, no longer appears in the list of shareholders. Another key investor, Sunil Singhania, holds a 1.58 per cent stake