The T+1 settlement system will shorten the settlement cycle by a day reducing the risk of pay-in/pay-out defaults and giving investors more liquidity with the availability of funds & securities.

Could the bonus announcement trigger a decent rally in the stock price or will it reclaim its 52-week high?

In a recent development, the company announced that its subsidiary - GHG Reduction Technologies Pvt Ltd has completed the capacity expansion to achieve one of the highest production capacities in the world.   

On National Stock Exchange (NSE) has revised the circuit limit of two stocks. Out of two stocks, one stock has seen circuit limit being narrowed while for the other one, circuit filter got widened.

For manufacturing additional quantities of the vaccine and ensuring the continuance of manufacturing & supplying of all other vaccines against poultry, sheep, goat, and cattle, the company is undergoing capacity expansion, which is expected to be completed by January 2023. 

The stock has gained 43.31 per cent in the last one year and in the last three-years it has been delivered jaw-dropping returns of 193.55 per cent, as a result, the stock has turned into a multi-bagger.

Amidst all this chaos, NSE issued a circular, wherein, a list of securities has been issued which are to be excluded from Additional Surveillance Measure (ASM) Framework w.e.f September 26, 2022.

Going ahead, volatility is what the market participants would continue to hear every now and then as quelling the market expectations of a cut next year, the officials hinted that no cut would be seen in 2023. And, moreover, the central banks around the world are anteing up the pace of rate hikes.   

Unlisted shares of high-energy pre-IPO companies are witnessing heavy interest among investors. Trading volumes and premiums soar as the demand for shares of the companies yet to list on the bourses surges.  

The amount of risk that companies run by pledging shares are different for small and mid-cap companies than it is for large-caps. The betas are far higher in the case of small companies because if the market corrects, the stocks of such companies plummet, resulting in financial institutions selling these shares and putting further pressure on the stocks.