Tanla Platforms, a stock unspoken off much among the analyst community, became the darling of Dalal Street in 2021 as its value more than doubled. The cloud communications services provider has over the last few years reported higher-than-industry earnings growth.

​Certainly we believe that Tata Technology can easily get around 5% to 6% of the current market cap of additional value.

The stocks of the company were us by 4.96 percent, trading at Rs 104.75, on October 13, at 2:48 pm, according to NSE.

The tenor of the loan is likely to be five years. It may be priced 110-120 basis points above the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), the benchmark that replaced Libor. The deal is expected to be sealed in the next few weeks.

Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra), which zoomed a solid 2,496 per cent in 2021, is down 40 per cent this year. Recently, the stock was in the news when the telecom operator announced that it will be issuing shares to the government of India in lieu of interest on the deferred spectrum and AGR dues. The company has been reporting losses for the last 13 consecutive quarters and in the last 40 quarters, it has reported profit only once.

This is a company which is actually not having any meaningful business at this point of time and because of the major holding by Tata Sons the floating stock in the market is less. Now we are hearing a lot of buzz around the 5G rollout and companies which have some sort of potential to benefit from it, Motilal Oswals equity strategist Hemang Jani said.

Nifty Bank has been outperforming Nifty for the last several weeks. The weekly chart shows a falling channel breakout, and the index has so far maintained its strength. Besides, the index has moved up after a brief consolidation, suggesting a possibility of an extended rally over the short to medium term.

“We are hearing a lot of buzz around the 5G rollout and companies which have some sort of potential to benefit from it. But for a company like Tata Tele Services, I do not see any specific reason why there should be so much rerating. We need to dig deeper into it and see if we get some insights.”

Stocks that were in focus include names like Tata Tele which was up by about 20 per cent, Adani Total Gas which closed with gains of over 6 per cent, and BLS International which rose nearly 14 per cent on Tuesday.

The state-owned telecom services provider has pegged the enterprise value of the towers to be sold at ₹4,000 crore and engaged KPMG as a financial advisor to administer the sale, they said.

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The company has announced its plans for strengthening the team by hiring for multiple roles in the next 12 months, and has crossed Rs. 900 crore AUM, looking to grow by 100% in FY23.

The benchmark indices ended almost 2 percent lower on June 10; global cues are expected to influence market direction

The change in market stance from growth and momentum to value is clearly visible and the stocks which had gone expensive are seeing mean reversion as the valuations became unsustainable and unjustifiable

Tata Teleservices is consolidating in a triangle formation and has started moving higher after finding support near Rs 120. The RSI is neutral as it finds support near the 50-mark

The worst fall was seen in TV18 Broadcast, which lost 25 per cent or a fourth of its value last week, to Rs 53.70 apiece. Bodhi Tree Systems is set to raise and invest Rs 13,500 crore in Viacom18, a 51:49 joint venture between Reliance Industries-owned TV18 and Paramount Global.

Tata Teleservices turned out to be the second biggest gainer in the BSE 500 index, rising 1,451 percent, in the last one year

Among the benchmark indices, BSE Sensex wiped out close to 2,000 points or 3 per cent and settled merely above 55,850 mark. Its peers, Nifty50 lost over 600 points or 4 per cent during the weekend and settled just above 16,650. Among the broader markets, the midcap index registered a 3 per cent fall whereas the index for smallcap stocks tanked 5 per cent during the week

The counter tanked to a low of Rs 171.80 as against Rs 180.80 at previous close on the National Stock Exchange

Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) reported widening of losses to about Rs 302 crore for the quarter ended December 2021 .

Airtel, Godrej CP, IRCTC:, Gujarat Gas, Jindal Steel, NMDC, Tata Teleservices, Indraprastha Gas, Bata, Escorts, Endurance Technologies and Suven Pharma are among the companies that will announce their December quarter results today.