On Thursday, Procter & Gamble Health would trade ex-dividend for a total of Rs 160 per share, comprising a special dividend of Rs 50 and an interim dividend of Rs 110 with a face value of Rs 10 each.
The MRF board has also declared a second interim dividend of Rs 3 per equity share for the financial year ending March 31, 2026.
MRF's revenue from operations stood at Rs 7,379 crore, up 7.2 per cent from Rs 6,881 crore reported in the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year.
The automobile sector takes centre stage later in the week, with Eicher Motors—the parent of Royal Enfield—and Hero MotoCorp announcing their results on Thursday, November 13.
G. Chokkalingam, Founder of Equinomics Research, analyzes the economic effects of recent GST cuts, stating, 'It is going to make a tremendous impact'. He explains that the concessions, targeted at the low and middle-income class, will have a significant multiplier effect due to a high marginal propensity to consume. Chokkalingam notes that while the stock market has largely priced in the GST implementation, certain sectors stand to benefit further. He identifies the tyre industry as well-positioned due to reduced input costs and a direct rate cut, recommending MRF. Bajaj Auto is another top pick as a major beneficiary. For the festive season, he suggests stocks including FDC Limited, Coal India, L&T, CDSL, and KCP Limited.
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MRF will hold its 64th Annual General Meeting on August 7, 2025, via video conferencing.
This microcap counter was listed at Rs 2.25 lakh but soared nearly 50 per cent since relisting to Rs 3.32 lakh in November 2024 but its down 60 per cent from its peak.
MRF Q4: The tyremaker's revenue from operations climbed 11.43 per cent to Rs 7,074.82 crore from Rs 6,349.36 crore in the year-ago period. Total expenses went up too, up 10.33 per cent at Rs 6,526.87 crore YoY.
Select auto stocks were among the top losers today with shares of Bharat Forge falling 2.50 per cent. Balkrishna, Bajaj Auto, Motherson, TVS Motor and Tata Motors shares were down 2.44 per cent, 2.39 per cent, 1.68 per cent, 1.34 per cent and 1.32 per cent, respectively. Ashok Leyland, MRF and Tube Investments slipped up to 0.70 per cent.
More than 150 companies hit their 52-week lows during Tuesday's trading session, including largecap names like MRF, Life LIC of India, Adani Wilmar and Asian Paints.





