With an outstanding return of 216.95 per cent in the last year reflects the company's success in managing its financials and capturing market opportunities.

In response to this regulatory intervention, Paytm's Founder and CEO, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, took to Twitter to reassure users. He affirmed that the Paytm app would continue its operations beyond February 29, expressing gratitude to users for their unwavering support.

The manufacturing unit in MP is expected to turn profitable in the forthcoming financial year, offsetting initial costs incurred in training a large number of employees and bringing them to productive levels. Furthermore, the fabric processing unit in Tamil Nadu is in advanced stages of completion, with expectations of trial production in Q4 2024.

The catalyst behind this remarkable surge in FIIs' shareholding is none other than Aegis Investment Fund Pcc, a Mauritius-based entity with a penchant for long-term investing. Aegis targets small and mid-sized companies, both listed and unlisted, with a minimum operational history of two years.

The RoSCTL aims to compensate for State and Central Taxes and Levies, along with the Duty Drawback Scheme, on the export of apparel/garments and made-ups through a rebate mechanism.

As of December 31, 2023, the company boasts a robust closing order book, totaling Rs 1695 crore. For the financial year ending March 2023, the company reported sales of Rs 371 crore.

Stock has proven to be a wealth generator, delivering multibagger returns of an impressive 174 per cent in the last year alone. Zooming out to a three-year horizon, the stock has witnessed a staggering surge of 460 per cent, painting a picture of sustained and remarkable growth.

This project, labeled as India's largest hydropower initiative by the government, holds a total value of Rs 3,637 crores, with company's share amounting to Rs 1,818 crores.

The company's ambitious objectives for the IPO proceeds include fortifying technological infrastructure, fostering organic growth through the establishment of BLS Stores, pursuing inorganic growth via acquisitions, and meeting general corporate requirements.

Instead of setting aside a lump sum for your dream abroad trip, you can plan it through disciplined investment. By investing Rs 12,000 a month (as a couple, Rs 6,000 + Rs 6,000) in mutual funds via SIPs, and enjoying average returns, you might find yourself sipping coffee at a quaint European café sooner than you think.