Page Industries shares slipped over 2% to Rs 44,323.80 in the current session against the previous close of Rs 45,302.45 on BSE.
Page Industries' shares dropped following mixed reviews from analysts, with Citi maintaining a cautious stance and Goldman Sachs noting strong profit performance, highlighting competitive industry dynamics.
Stocks to consider: IIFL prefers hospitals (Apollo, KIMS), India focused pharma (Torrent, JB Chemicals) and stocks such as Power Grid, JK Lakshmi Cement, Cummins and Page Industries.
Shares of Page Industries shall trade ex-dividend on Thursday as the innerwear player announced a third interim dividend of a whopping 1,500% for the eligible shareholders of the company.
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Page Industries shares: Brokerage firms are positive on the maker and distributor of 'Jockey' brand in India post Q3 results, with some analysts expecting the stock to hit Rs 50,000 mark.
The winners included State Bank of India, Larsen & Toubro, Sun Pharma, Mahindra & Mahindra, Indian Hotels and Page Industries, among others. IPCA Labs, Amber Enterprises, Atul and Angel One are other four high conviction stock ideas.
Page Industries reported Q2 sales growth of 11 per cent, with healthy 7 per cent YoY volume growth. Demand improved sequentially, but a full recovery is likely in H2FY25.
Shares of Page Industries Ltd turned ex-dividend today. The franchise owner of innerwear brand Jockey, had announced an interim dividend of Rs 100 per share.
On the stock-specific front, SJVN, UCO Bank, CAMS, Page Industries, RR Kabel, MRF, IRCTC and some other counters will be in focus today.
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