The company holds a unique position as the sole manufacturer of dielectric films in India, satiating approximately 33 per cent of the domestic demand. With the growing emphasis on electric vehicles (EVs)

The stock's journey has been nothing short of remarkable, witnessing a multibagger surge from Rs 2.77 to a stellar 52-week high of Rs 5.68 in just nine months. The question on every investor's mind now is: What fueled the stock's surge on Wednesday?

Now, here comes an interesting fact, the stock has delivered multibagger returns of about 129 per cent from its 52-week low and President of India holds a whopping 93.03 per cent

The response from retail investors has been nothing short of phenomenal, with a subscription rate of 1,311.10 times in the retail category. The non-institutional bidders (NII) category has witnessed an astonishing subscription rate of 1668.97 times.

The breakout from this ascending triangle like pattern occurred on Tuesday, accompanied by a robust uptrend and a notable trading volume of 11.5 lakh shares on the NSE. The technical indicators reinforce the positive sentiment

The Gazette Notification issued by the Ministry outlines key modifications to the PLI Scheme, effective upon publication. Under the revised framework, the incentive will now span five consecutive financial years, commencing from 2023-24, with disbursement occurring in the subsequent financial year, 2024-25.

This technological leap propels the Indian securities markets into the upper echelons of the nation's capital markets tech infrastructure, enhancing investor convenience while fortifying the security of their funds and securities.

With an attractive dividend yield of 1.36 per cent, the stock's book value stands at Rs 72, and currently, the stock is trading below its book value

Crunching the numbers, the returns made by these retail investors in Tata Motors during CY 2023 reach a mind-boggling Rs 2,30,46,12,44,496. Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) holds 129,210,523 shares of the company which translates to 3.89 per cent shares.

Baroda BNP Paribas Arbitrage Regular Growth Fund led the charge with a staggering 933.33 per cent month-on-month increase in their holding, while Tata Arbitrage Fund and Parag Parikh Arbitrage Fund saw their holdings surge by 123.42 per cent and 100 per cent, respectively.