The stock of housing finance company has gained 100 percent or 652 points since the beginning of thie year. On an year-on-year basis, the stock is up 59 percent or 480 points.

At its Annual General Meeting held on September 7, the board of the company had approved to issue and allot the said number of shares to QIBs on preferential basis.

Indiabulls' set an indicative price of Rs 702 per share for the deal, equivalent to a discount of 2.7 per cent to the closing price on Tuesday, according to a term sheet of the deal seen by Reuters on Wednesday.

Motilal Oswal recommends five stocks which you can add in your portfolio in the present market scenario. They are Ultratech Cement, Infosys and others.

Falling inflation means the RBI will carry out more rate cuts to spur economic activity. That is why this may be the right time to buy shares of sectors that gain directly from falling interest rates.

Real estate stocks seem set to recover as the sector tries to come out of the slowdown on political stability, improved investor-business confidence.

As JM Financial awaits RBI view on its bank licence plea, market is abuzz with talks of billionaire Azim Premji buying additional five per cent stake in the company that has also roped in former Citibank chief Vikram Pandit as a key investor for its banking pursuit.

Shares of Sesa Goa surged over 13 per cent on the bourses on news of being included in the 30-share benchmark S&P BSE Sensex in the coming days.

Expect the unexpected from the realty sector. With both financiers and customers in short supply, thanks to the two successive downturns of the last few years, the industry has been forced to adjust - and fast.

According to experts, any change in promoter holding is important from the investor's point of view. However, it should not be the only basis for investment decisions.

The cosy arrangement of \"see-no-evil, speak-no-evil\" between research analysts and companies in India was shaken in July 2011 when Veritas started analysing large Indian companies. But will its efforts change the way Indian analysts are going about their work?

The Budget may have shaken the markets, but you can still pick some gems from the infrastructure, FMCG, auto and pharmaceutical sectors.

NBFCs are aspiring to become one-stop shops for all financial services, and, in the process, coming into direct competition with scheduled commercial sector banks, especially in the private sector. Large NBFCs, such as Reliance Capital and Indiabulls, are giving banks a run for their money in many of their traditional segments. BT's Anand Adhikari reports.

The recent round of rate cuts is welcome, but will it rev up housing sales? Should you buy or invest in a house now?

It couldn't have been a better day to have a panel discussion on the prospects for the Indian stock markets. The benchmark Sensex on the Bombay Stock Exchange has just shattered all records by recording its highest ever single-day gain of 789 points to hurtle past 18,000. Are we moving too fast?