Top stock movers on Dalal Street today — Tata Motors, SBI Card, Bandhan Bank, RIL, Britannia

• Sensex gained 0.59% to 38,273.73 points during the initial trade.
• The Nifty50 rose 0.59% to 11,314.00.
• These are the top stocks that are buzzing the D-street today.
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Despite the mixed cues from global markets, Indian stock market opened on a positive note on Tuesday with the BSE Sensex gaining 0.59% to 38,273.73 points during the initial trade. The Nifty rose 0.59% to 11,314.00.

On the Nifty50 chart, Grasim, ONGC, Eicher, Titan and UPL Limited were among the top gainers - rising as much as 5%, whereas, Indusind Bank, Tech M, JSW Steel were among the top losers.

These are the top stocks that are buzzing on D-street today.

Tata Motors gained nearly 2% during the morning trade


Tata Motors gained nearly 2% during the morning trade after the company refuted claims of stake sales in its premium car segment JLR. The company said there is adequate liquidity with the company to manage its operations and capital expenditure.

Yes Bank gained 3% during the early trade hours


Yes Bank shares gained 3% during the early trade hours after the bank in a notice to shareholders for the AGM said that it is looking at trebling up stock options to be granted to senior executives to 22.5 crore, which can be seen as a move to retain talent.

SBI Cards up over 2%


The share price of SBI Cards was trading up over 2% after the company said it raised ₹500 crore via 5.75% 2023 bonds.

Bandhan Bank gains nearly 2%


Bandhan Bank shares gained nearly 2% after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) lifted the restriction regarding the remuneration of Bandhan Bank’s MD and CEO after the promoter shareholding was brought down to 40% in line with the central bank’s norms.

In September 2018, the RBI, among other restrictions, said that the remuneration of the MD and CEO of Bandhan Bank stands frozen at the existing level in view of non-compliance with RBI’s licensing norms for new private sector banks.

Britannia gains nearly 2% during early hours of trading


FMCG major Britannia gained nearly 2% during early hours of trading after the company said its board has declared an interim dividend of ₹83 per share for the current fiscal and approved issue of bonus debentures.

Reliance Industries trades 2% higher

Reliance Industries shares were trading 2% higher after the Supreme Court asked Centre to clarify its stand on why Reliance Jio, which is earning revenue by sharing Reliance Communication’s (RCom) spectrum be not asked to pay the AGR related dues to the government. The Supreme Court will continue hearings in the AGR case today.

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