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Hindustan Unilever Ltd.

07 Jul 2025

2516.60

-0.12%

Buy Or Sell: 360 One Wam, HUL, GMR Airport On Kunal Rambhia's Radar Check Target Price

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Rambhia suggests buying 360 One Wam Ltd. with a stop loss at Rs 1,220 and a target price of Rs 1,300.

Number of MF schemes decreased from 403 to 50 in Jun 2025 qtr

Godrej Consumer Products Ltd.

07 Jul 2025

1266.60

-1.43%

Chalk And Cheese: Godrej Consumer Q1 Update Has Morgan Stanley Bullish; Macquarie Cautious

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While both Macquarie and Morgan Stanley acknowledge healthy top-line growth, particularly in the home care segment, their outlooks are split on profitability and margin.

Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. is trading above all available SMAs

Titan Company Ltd.

07 Jul 2025

3404.70

1.28%

Q1 trends show risk to estimates; margins, the key monitorable

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TTAN saw growth moderation in Q1 with 17% growth in the jewelry business vs recent trends of ~25% growth. Also, LTL growth for TTAN in the early double digits is weaker vs 18-19% for peers.

Titan Company Ltd. is trading above its 200 day SMA of 3373.1

Eternal Ltd.

06 Jul 2025

270.60

2.75%

Eternal appoints Aditya Mangla as new CEO for food ordering and delivery business

Business Line

Aditya Mangla joined Eternal (Zomato then) in March 2021 and has held multiple leadership roles within the company's food delivery business since then

Eternal Ltd. is trading above all available SMAs

Eternal appoints Aditya Mangla as CEO of food ordering and delivery

Business Standard | 06 Jul 2025

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd.

06 Jul 2025

5940.50

0.39%

Amsterdam crucial point for connecting with rest of Europe, America: IndiGo

Business Standard

Expanding its international wings, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers has said Amsterdam will be an important point to connect with the rest of Europe and North America and highlighted it is a "fit for purpose" airline. IndiGo, India's largest airline with a domestic market share of 64 per cent, is fast expanding its overseas reach with new routes and partnerships. Marking the foray into Europe, IndiGo this week, commenced direct services from Mumbai to Manchester and Amsterdam, with Elbers describing the launches as a "momentous occasion". "I think the story now is by touching in Europe. The change is much more profound than just two new destinations. It's a change of product. It's a change in some of the partnerships. It's a change of profile," Elbers told PTI. With a fleet of more than 400 planes, IndiGo flies to over 90 domestic and 40 overseas destinations, with the latest additions being the start of services to Manchester and Amsterdam on July 1 and 2, respectively. Elbers said Amste

Number of FII/FPI investors increased from 952 to 1056 in Mar 2025 qtr.

Bullish On Int'l Expansion, IndiGo Says Amsterdam Important Point For Connecting Rest Of Europe, America

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Asian Paints Ltd.

06 Jul 2025

2401.60

-1.54%

Aditya Birla Group at Crossroads: Cement Arm Faces CCI Heat, Paints Division Takes on Asian Paints

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CCI to share confidential report to all cos in bid rigging case; hearing likely in H2 2025

Asian Paints Ltd. is trading above its 150 day SMA of 2312.5

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd.

05 Jul 2025

5940.50

0.39%

IndiGo Delhi-Pune flight delayed 4 hrs after pilot falls ill before takeoff

Business Standard

A Pune-bound IndiGo flight from Delhi was delayed by four-and-a-half hours after its pilot fell sick just before the takeoff on Friday. The airline in a statement on Saturday said that it provided "appropriate" medical assistance to the pilot and arranged for an alternative crew to operate the flight, 6E2262, on July 4. In a similar incident on Friday, an Air India commander collapsed inside the cockpit just when he was getting ready to operate the Tata Group airline's flight to Delhi from Bengaluru. "One of our cockpit crew scheduled to operate IndiGo flight 6E 2262 from Delhi to Pune on July 4, felt unwell before take-off and the aircraft returned to bay, following the standard operating procedures (SOP)," IndiGo said in a statement. Appropriate medical assistance was provided to the unwell crew and an alternative crew was assigned to operate the aircraft, causing a delay in the flight, it said. IndiGo did not share specific details. However, according to flight tracking websit