Today is the Judgement Day for the largest democracy in the world and the world will know who will be the 'king'. The markets are pricing in a clear victory for the NDA government and hence any deviation from this could lead to disappointment amongst the market participants. Volatility will be the buzzword in today’s session and the SEBI and the exchanges have stepped up their surveillance mechanisms. We might see a flat opening as indicated by SGX Nifty, however, as the day progresses, a roller-coaster ride could be seen.

Indore-based snack food company Prataap Snack said that the company is planning to launch a few more variants such as cupcakes, tiffin cakes in the near future, on Wednesday.

Plastic moulding company Sintex Plastics Technology announced that it plans to sell its Auto division, on Wednesday. The stock reacted positively to the development and gained 4 per cent.

The Gujarat-based tile maker, Asian Granito India Limited (AGIL), said that company has passed a circular resolution for divestment from its joint venture AGL Panaria Private limited.

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Budesonide Inhalation Suspension is used to control and avoid symptoms (wheezing and shortness of breath) caused by asthma. The said medicine had a projected market size of US$385.4 million in the 12-month period ending March 2019 in the US market.

Vakrangee Limited announced its partnership with ZEE Entertainment. Vakrangee will offer ZEE5 services to the most remote and hitherto parts of the country.

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The stocks that are likely to witness significant movement on the bourses on May 23 are Power Mech, Ramco Cements, Bharat Forge, Wipro and TCI Express.

BSE Sensex has registered a 3 per cent gain since exit polls predicted BJP's victory. On Wednesday, with less than a day remaining for the general election results to trickle in, investors played it safe just to be sure who will be the next PM.