Pragya Bharadwaj

Hindustan Unilever (HUL) was the largest loser on Nifty at one point of time sitting with cuts of close to about 3 percent odd reacting to its numbers which came on Monday. Here‘s Pragya Bharadwaj of CNBC-TV18 with takeaways from the concall and brokerages view.

Unilever Plc reports strong Q4 earnings

Anglo-Dutch multinational consumer goods company Unilever Plc reports strong fourth quarter earnings. Emerging markets underlying sales growth is up 8.4 percent versus 5.9 percent last quarter. Here‘s Pragya Bharadwaj of CNBC-TV18 with more details and takeaways from the concall.

Gujarat HC orders closure of 12 mfg units in Mundra SEZ

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone has opened with slight bit of a negative tick today reacting to the news that the Gujarat High Court has ordered the closure of 12 manufacturing units as far as Mundra special economic zone (SEZ) is concerned.

IRB Infra emerges preferred bidder in Solapur road project

IRB Infrastructure Developers has emerged as the preferred bidder for the four laning of the Solapur highway in Maharashtra, a project for Rs 1500 crore. Pragya Bharadwaj tells you what it means for the company.

Bull vs Bear case: Should you opt for Power Grid FPO?

CNBC-TV18's Pragya Bharadwaj and market analysts gave a bull and a bear view of the Power Grid follow on public offer (FPO), which close on December 5 for institutional investors and for retail category investors and employees, it will close on December 6.

FMCG stocks with high FII ownership at risk

FMCG has once been a very important sector. However, now FMCG companies with high foreign institutional investors (FIIs) ownership are in high risk mode now, reports CNBC-TV18‘s Pragya Bharadwaj.

HUL open offer ends today, may be subscribed 50%: Sources

CNBC-TV18's Pragya Bharadwaj that Unilever's USD 5 billion open offer which will close today, may see only 50 percent of subscription.

GMR's asset sale move to pare debt a big positive: Analysts

GMR hosted an analyst meet on Tuesday to discuss the outlook of its power projects and asset sale plan. The company has now shifted its focus from acquiring new assets with significant equity commitments to cash generation, reports CNBC-TV18's Pragya Bharadwaj.

BHEL Q2: Order book falls 25% to Rs 1.22 lakh cr

State--owned power equipment maker BHEL has disappointed the street by reporting lower-than-expected topline and bottomline numbers while the only positive was its EBITDA margin in the second quarter of financial year 2012.

BHEL Q2: OPM seen up 20 bps to 16.9%

State-run power equipment manufacturer BHEL is set to announce its results for the quarter ended September 2012 today. Analysts on an average expect subdued revenues due to sluggish order inflows.