Jet Airways' share has been rigorously performing well in green for the past 3 days and has consecutively risen 27 per cent in the period.

According to a regulatory filing, DLF launched its QIP of equity shares of face value of Rs. 2 each on March 25 at a floor price of Rs 193.01 per equity share.

L&T shares opened at Rs.1,378.50 on BSE and rallied to a high of Rs.1,389, a 0.9 per cent jump against the previous close of Rs.1,377.20. The share scored 12 points rise on NSE platform as well, after reaching Rs. 1,388.80 from previous day's close of Rs.1,376.75.

Infosys (1.23%), Bajaj Auto (0.85%) and ITC (0.68%) were the top Sensex losers in trade today. NTPC (3.28%), SBI (3.23%) and Vedanta (3.18%) were the top Sensex gainers.

  After opening lower with a gap down at 5.83 per cent, Jet Airways' stock further plunged down 6.6 percent to the day's low of Rs. 213.95.

The market has turned flat following Nifty trading down by 0.08 per cent and Sensex up by 0.09 per cent.

In the early trading session on Wednesday, the shares of DLF Ltd climbed 3.11 per cent to the intraday high of Rs 200.30 on both the trading platforms as the company informed the exchanges about Hines joint venture investment up to Rs 1,900 crore for developing 2.9 million square feet in Udyog Vihar, Gurugram. This would be their second joint venture.

DLF has completed and sold a 2.5 million sq ft commercial project 'DLF Corporate Greens' located at Southern Peripheral Road in Sector 74A, Gurugram.

DLF share price rose 4.14% to 194.90 compared to the previous close of 187.15 on BSE.

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Moreover, the company is ready to move housing inventories worth Rs 12,500 crore which is being targeted to be sold in the next 3-5 years.

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\"Our quarterly sales bookings are around Rs 600 crore. So, we should exceed our sales guidance of Rs 2,000-2,250 crore for this financial year,\" DLF group CFO Ashok Tyagi said.