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HFCL Limited has bagged an order worth Rs 174.43 crore from a private leading integrator of data networks for the supply of optical fibre cables (OFC) for the construction of Telangana Fibre Grid (T-Fibre) under Bharat Net Phase-II Programme of Government of India (GOI).

LT Foods informed that Saudi Agricultural & Livestock Investment Company (SALIC) has acquired stake in Dawaat Foods, which is a subsidiary of LT Foods, the company said in a press release.

Hexaware Technologies has announced the launch of ‘Amaze for Applications’, which is a robust, automated, mass migration replatforming solution for legacy applications to shift to the cloud. This solution is expected to enable companies to save 60 per cent of their implementation costs and 75 per cent in cloud migration time while, simultaneously increasing elasticity, productivity and efficiency.

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Financial services company, Capri Global Capital Limited, informed that it has recently raised Rs 200 crore via non-convertible debentures.

Bank Benchmark index-Bank Nifty has lost almost 1,555.05 points or 8.25 per cent in the last five trading sessions. Further, out of five trading sessions, Bank Nifty has ended in red for four trading sessions.

Further, though the lockdown in many parts of the world is about to end, its impact is still very much unknown.

Considering the weekly time frame, the stock of Asian Paints Limited has bounced back from the edge of the upward sloping trendline support, which is formed by connecting the swing lows from July 2019. The reversal from the support is further justified with strong volumes.

The stock of United Spirits Limited has formed a dark cloud cover candlestick pattern on the daily timeframe. The dark cloud cover is a bearish reversal candlestick pattern, which usually occurs when a bearish candle on the second day closes below the middle of first day’s candle.