The public issue of Karda construction Limited, a Nashik-based real estate developer, will open on 16-03-2018 and closes on 21-03-2018.  The minimum market lot of the issue is 80 shares for the price range of Rs. 175-Rs. 180 per share with face value of Rs. 10 per share. The company will be listed on BSE and NSE both. The issue comprises of public issue of 43,00,000 shares out of which 23,00,000 will be fresh issue and 20,00,000 shares will be offer for sale by the promoters. The promoter holding in the company will come down to 45.5 per cent post issue versus 76 per cent pre issue

The issue opens on March 15, 2018, and closes on March 19, 2018. The issue comprises of fresh issue and an offer for sale of 11.9 crore shares of the promoter company BFSL (Bandhan Financial Services Ltd) worth Rs 4473 crore. The price band fixed for the issue is Rs 370-Rs 375 per share with face value of Rs.10 per share. The minimum lot size of the issue is 40 shares and will be listed on the BSE and NSE

As the banking frauds in the country get bigger day by day, government tightens new norms against PSUs. The government's response to the situation indicates that PSUs are showing signs of chaos.

After the shutdown in China, Indian graphite electrode manufacturers saw a substantial jump in demand and followed by a five-fold jump in prices, which has increased raw material costs of domestic steel makers across the board.

After the shutdown in China, Indian graphite electrode manufacturers saw a substantial jump in demand and followed by a five-fold jump in prices, which has pressurized margins of steelmakers across the board. 

After the shutdown in China, Indian graphite electrode manufacturers saw a substantial jump in demand and followed by a five-fold jump in prices, which has pressurized margins of steelmakers across the board. 

After the shutdown in China, Indian graphite electrode manufacturers saw a substantial jump in demand and followed by a five-fold jump in prices, which has pressurized margins of steelmakers across the board. 

After the shutdown in China, Indian graphite electrode manufacturers saw a substantial jump in demand and followed by a five-fold jump in prices, which has pressurized margins of steelmakers across the board. 

After the previous week's massive slowdown in the markets across the globe, major global indices showed recovery during this week. However Indian markets remained muted as they were dragged down by major banks 

Time Technoplast reported stable quarterly numbers. The bottomline and topline grew steadily, but with no margin improvement.

NLC India reported its quarterly results after market hours. The topline remained subdued  while margins grew just about one per cent over the previous year. 

Repco Home Finance reported its Q3FY18 results during closing hours. The results were largely positive across the board

Satin Creditcare reported strong quarterly performance over Q3FY18 with robust earnings. The net interest income for the quarter rose by 37 per cent yoy and 4.2 per cent qoq to Rs. 125 crore.

Centum Electronics posted its Q3FY18 results wherein overall numbers were subdued across the board. Total revenue for the quarter declined by 26 per cent yoy and 17 per cent qoq to Rs.74 crore as against Rs. 100 crore in the previous year's corresponding quarter and Rs. 90 crore in the previous quarter