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SBC Exports Ltd.

11 Mar 2025

14.67

0.82%

Penny stock below 20: Board approves allotment of bonus shares in 1:2 ratio

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SBC Exports, a garments company, is in the spotlight after its board approved a 1:2 bonus share issuance for eligible shareholders on March 11.

SBC Exports Ltd. is trading above its 100 day SMA of 13.6

SBC Exports Ltd.

24 Feb 2025

14.67

0.82%

Small-cap stock below 20 edges higher despite stock market crash. Do you own?

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Small-cap stock below 20: SBC Exports share price has declined by 19% over the past month and is down 30% on a year-to-date (YTD) basis. Over the last six months, the small-cap stock has fallen by 38%, while its one-year decline stands at over 19%.

SBC Exports Ltd. is trading above its 100 day SMA of 13.6

SBC Exports Ltd.

04 Feb 2025

14.67

0.82%

Small-cap stock below 50 jumps 8% in a relief rally. Do you own?

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SBC Exports shares rose 8% in morning trade on BSE on February 4, following a relief rally in the Indian stock market after US President Trump suspended tariffs on Mexico and Canada. The stock opened at 21.20 and peaked at 22.66.

SBC Exports Ltd. is trading below its 30 day SMA of 14.7

SBC Exports Ltd.

27 Jan 2025

14.67

0.82%

Small cap stock under 100: SBC Exports declares 1:2 bonus shares. Reports strong Q3 results 2025

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Stock Market Today: Small cap stock under 100: SBC Exports declares 1:2 bonus shares. Reports strong Q3 results 2025

SBC Exports Ltd. is trading above its 100 day SMA of 13.6

SBC Exports Ltd.

30 Jul 2024

14.67

0.82%

State bar councils cannot charge sky-high fees for enrolling lawyers: SC

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State bar councils cannot charge exorbitant fees for enrolling law graduates as lawyers as it perpetuates "systemic discrimination" against marginalised and economically weaker sections, the Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday. Stating that "dignity is crucial to substantive equality", the bench observed that state bar councils (SBCs) and the Bar Council of India (BCI) cannot "alter or modify" the fiscal policy laid down by Parliament. They are users of delegated powers under the Advocates Act, 1961, a bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud said, specifying that they cannot charge more than Rs 650 and Rs 125 for enrolling law graduates from the general and SC-ST categories, respectively. The verdict, which was reserved on April 22, came on 10 pleas filed by some lawyers who claimed SBCs were levying exorbitant enrolment fees, and the counter pleas of some SBCs. It was alleged that the enrolment fee is Rs 42,100 in Odisha, Rs 25,000 in Gujarat, Rs 23,650 in Uttarakhand, Rs 21,460