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"Profit after tax increased by 151.6 per cent to Rs 802 crore from Rs 318.8 crore in Q2/2021, driven by high growth in revenue from operations and improvement in margins," the earning statement said.

Eveready Industries, in which the Burman family were classified as promoters last month, reported total expenses of Rs 310.50 crore in Q1 FY 2022-23, up 27.16 per cent from Rs 244.17 crore earlier.

"Arvind continued to deliver on its stated objective of reducing Long Term debt, and reduced it by Rs 56 crores during this quarter. Arvind Limited closed the quarter at a net debt of Rs 1,809 crore," it said.

Its total revenue from operations rose 15.10 per cent to Rs 249.44 crore during the period under review, as against Rs 216.71 crore in the corresponding quarter a year ago, said a regulatory filing by Bajaj Consumer Care.

"Our digital services for DPs (depository participants), investors and other market participants have been delivering on the promise of making it easier to access the securities markets independently and improve the experience for all market participants," he added.

“Given that the whole scale of the real money gaming business in India is very large, the opportunity for Nazara to consolidate and scale this pretty rapidly will be very high. Today it contributes about 5-6% of our overall revenues but can this be a 20% contributor in the next couple of years? It surely can be but with the rider that we need more clarity to operate in this space.”

Extending its gains in the new month, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) hit new life highs on Monday as the company recorded a strong booking response to its newly launched Scorpio N.

The Nifty Bank index closed 1.1 per cent up at 37903.2.

A few analysts said premium growth was subdued, with a decline in group premium and said elevated claims impacted the combined ratio. Others said product and distribution efforts added confidence to earnings potential going forward. Overall, price targets on the stock suggest a potential 5-33 per cent upside on the counter.

The gross debt also fell to Rs 3,900 crore as of June 30 from Rs 4,755 crore at the end of the last fiscal.DLF is the largest real estate company in terms of market capitalisation. It has so far developed more than 153 real estate projects comprising over 330 million square feet of area.