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Buzzing Stocks: Bharti Airtel, PNB, Nazara Tech and other stocks in news today

Buzzing Stocks: Bharti Airtel, PNB, Nazara Tech and other stocks in news today

Bharti Airtel: The company will celebrate an investor call on August 30, the approval of RS RS 21,000 Crore rights.

National Bank Punjab: The Government has extended the mandate of Shri Sanjay Kumar, Executive Director of the Bank, for a period beyond September 19, 2021, and has also spread CH.S.S.S. Mallikarjuna Rao, General Director and Executive Director of the Bank for a period beyond September 18, 2021.

Nazara technologies: The Company to conduct a strategic investment for the proposed acquisition of 100% participation in OpenPlay technologies of its existing shareholders ES.E. Sreeram Reddy Vanga and Unnati Management Consultants LLP, for RS 186.41 million branches, on one or more sections.

SRF: Pollution Board of Gujarat (GPCB) has issued an order of revocation under the Air Act (Prevention and Control Control), 1981 for the resumption of operations in P2 and the two other allied plants with immediate effect.

Dalmia Bharat: Subsidiary Dalmia Cement (Bharat) signed three memorandum of understandings with the Jharkhand government to invest RS 758 Crore in the state.

Bal Pharma: Promoter Micro Labs acquired a complete participation in the investor company Jitendra Tejraj Lunia. The promoter bought 3,00,900 capital actions to RS 92.74 per share. Jitendra Tejraj Lunia left the company when selling the total participation in RS 92.73 per share in the NSE, the data of the Bulk Offers showed.

Gayatri projects: Munish Financial bought 14 Actions of Capital Lakh in the company A RS 47.88 per share in the NSE, the data of the Bulk Offers showed.

Stainless leisure: The company began the commercial operations of a multiplex film theater taken at the lease, located in Jaipur, Rajasthan, which has 3 screens and 585 seats. Now it is present in 69 cities with 154 multiplexes, 651 screens and a total capacity of seating of 1,48,021 seats throughout India.

Hatsun Agro Products: Crisil has reviewed the prospects of the long-term banking facilities of the ‘stable’ company to ‘positive’ while reaffirmed the long-term rating in the ‘A +’ and short-term rating in ‘A1’.

UCO Bank: Government extended the mandate of Atul Kumar Goeel as General Director and Executive Director of the Bank for a period of two years. Steelsia Steels: Inverter Ekta Halwasiya added 3,34,626 additional capital actions in the company at RS 38.63 per share in the NSE, the Bulk Offers data showed.

Indian tinnet company: The company approved an expansion plan, investing when placing an additional capacity of 3,00,000 tons per year at Jamshedpur. It is expected that the project is completed in approximately 3 years.

TARMAT: Investors Sunnita Babulala Surana and Sunita Surarana sold 70,000 capital shares at the company in RS 60.88 and 1,05,000 capital shares in the company at RS 59.51 per share, respectively, in the NSE, the data of the Bulk Offers showed .

Vivo Bio Tech: The company entered a long-term supply contract for various products and services with E, one of the largest, Indian vaccine manufacturers, as a preferred provider. It is estimated that the value of the contract is a range of RS 20 crore to 30 million rupees per year, for each of the next three years.

GOCL Corporation: The company has signed an agreement with Squarepace Infra City for sale of 44.25 terrain in Kukatphaly, Hyderabad, by RS 451.79 million millions. It is expected that the transaction is completed in 3-6 months. The remaining land of approximately 32.09 acres will continue under the joint development agreement with Hinduja Estates (HEPL) for development based on approvals.

Jammu & Kashmir Bank: The Bank on September 2 will consider the raising of capital (level I / Level II).

Donar Industries: The company has signed an agreement for the purchase of current assets, intangible assets, including the distribution network, auxiliary assets and business commercial business traffic business trappings of RSWM.

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