Stock In News 03-0-2019

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Stocks in the news: Tata Motors, Hero MotoCorp, HUL, Orient Paper, Godrej Properties, Blue Star, HDFC Life Insurance | Laurus Labs | Orient Paper and Godrej Properties are stocks which are in news today.

Here are the stocks that are in news today:


Results Today: HUL, Century Textiles, Birla Corp, Godrej Consumer Products, L&T Technology Services, Tata Chemicals, Visaka Industries, VST Industries

Tata Motors total domestic sales for April 2019 declined by 20% at 42,577 units against 53,511 units, YoY
Hero Motocorp April auto sales
Total sales at 5.74 lakh units

Tata Motors April sales:
Total JLR US sales up 10% at 9,312 units
Total Jaguar US sales up 6.3% at 2,147 units
Total Land Rover US sales up 11.1% at 7,165 units
National Fertilisers Q4
Net Profit up 19.5% at Rs 81 crore versus Rs 67.7 crore
Revenue up 47% at Rs 3,088 crore versus Rs 2,099.7 crore
Sunteck Realty Q4
Net profit up 2.9% at Rs 63.4 crore versus Rs 61.6 crore
Revenue up 30.5% at Rs 269.7 crore versus Rs 206.7 crore
Tata Power Q4
Consolidated net profit down 95.5% at Rs 57.6 crore versus Rs 1,291.5 crore
Consolidated revenue at Rs 7,230.2 crore versus Rs 7,216.9 crore
L&T Infotech Q4
Net profit at Rs 378.9 crore versus Rs 375.5 crore
Rupee revenue up 0.5% at Rs 2,486 crore versus Rs 2,472.9 crore
Dollar revenue up 2% at USD 353.8 million versus USD 346.9 million
Orient Paper Q4 net profit jumped 105% to Rs 32.4 crore versus Rs 15.8 crore, YoY
Blue Star Q4 net profit at Rs 79.8 crore versus Rs 31.7 crore, revenue up 18.5% at Rs 1,595.8 crore versus Rs 1,346.3 crore, YoY
Laurus Labs Q4: Net profit down 4.2% at Rs 431 crore versus Rs 450 crore, revenue up 13.4% at Rs 635.1 crore versus Rs 560.2 crore, YoY
Godrej Properties purchases R.K. Studios' land in Chembur, Mumbai
Standard Life to sell 1.78% stake in HDFC Life Insurance on May 3 & May 5
IRCON International wins Railway work worth USD 91.27 million in Sri Lanka
Persistent Systems joins Siemens' MindSphere Partner Program to bring Industrial IoT solutions to market
DLF transferred its property, Mall of India, Noida to one of its subsidiaries, Paliwal Real Estate at an arms-length consideration of Rs 2,950 crore
Grasim Industries' brownfield expansion of 45 TPD Value Added Speciality Fibre capacity at Kharach in Gujarat has been fully commissioned from May 1 2019

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