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“The majority of our portfolio now is very industry oriented and I would call it the fast moving industrial goods (FMIG). We are not seeing any slowdown. We are seeing strong, robust demand from different segments of the market which is coming from end users directly rather than from the OEMs which supply machines and equipment to the end users.”

For the quarter ended June 30, 2022, the company has reported a consolidated total income of Rs 10067.21 crore, up 14.15 per cent from last quarter total income of Rs 8819.02 crore and up 93.06 per cent from last year same quarter total income of Rs 5214.58 crore.

BofA Securities also maintained a buy rating on RIL with a target of Rs 2,805. The stock closed at Rs 2,596 after the AGM on August 30. The risk-to-reward is in favour at current levels, it said, adding that the focus of the company has shifted more on capex, and there is limited visibility on value unlocking events.

In the day’s trade, the stock hit the upper circuit limit of 5 per cent, also its new 52-week high of Rs 1,230.75. The stock has advanced 15.1 per cent in the past one year. The scrip has given a massive return of over 25,700 per cent in the last three years.

The non-banking finance company (NBFC) has already raised 50 billion rupees in the first half of this year and the additional funds raised would be separate from its existing refinancing plans amounting to 500 billion rupees, Umesh Revankar, managing director of STFC, told Reuters on Tuesday.

“If the broader risk appetite indicators continue to remain elevated even for the next month or so, then the rally in the midcaps which we have seen, will get extended towards smallcaps as well. So the background is more constructive as compared to what it was a few months back.”

The Bank has reported standalone Non-Performing Assets (Gross NPAs) at 0.00 per cent of total assets and standalone Net NPA at 0.00 per cent of total assets for the quarter ended June 30, 2022.

In Japan, chipmaking equipment maker Tokyo Electron rose 1.65% and was the biggest boost for the Nikkei, followed by technology investor SoftBank Group, which rose 1.67%. Phone company KDDI rose 2.14%.NEC surged 5.97% to become the top gainer on the Nikkei, after the computer maker announced buying back up to 2.46% of its own shares.

CCL Products (India) was founded to produce the finest and most exquisite coffee in the world. The company is the largest instant coffee exporter and private label manufacturer across the globe.

The company works with over 46 client governments including diplomatic missions, embassies and consulates, and leverages technology and processes that ensure data security. It has an extensive network of more than 15,500 centres and is the only listed company in this domain with operations in 66 countries.