Author name: Archana Chettiar

There is positive news for Reliance Power investors. Following significant losses in the December quarter of the previous year, the company has made a strong recovery and achieved profitability in Q3FY25.

In the aftermath of its latest quarterly results, Asian Paints, India’s largest paint manufacturing company, has faced a significant drop in its stock price. On February 5, 2025, the company’s shares tumbled by 5.1% to an intraday low of ₹2,237 per share before settling 3.4% lower at ₹2,275.20. In comparison, the broader market, as indicated by the BSE Sensex, closed 0.4% lower at 78,271.28. This substantial drop has positioned Asian Paints as the top loser among stocks listed on the Sensex and Nifty indices.

Braced for Q3 results of around 124 companies, including Swiggy, the market started the trading session on a mixed note. However, Wednesday brought an almost 3% hike in the share prices of Tata Power, which declared its Q3 results on 4th February 2025. What were the highlights of Tata Power’s December quarter results? And what drove the price rise? Let’s decode.

In 2024, Davos’s World Economic Forum (WEF) centered on “The Great Reset,” emphasizing global collaboration for a sustainable future. India highlighted its digital transformation and strides in renewable energy, setting the stage for deeper integration into the global economy. The nation emphasized its commitment to sustainable development and technological innovation, laying the groundwork for future engagements.

In the aftermath of the Union Budget announcement, five major railway Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) have experienced significant declines in