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Ishan Dyes zooms 37% in two trading sessions as Shankar Sharma buys stake

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Ishan Dyes zooms 37% in two trading sessions as Shankar Sharma buys stake

Shares of specialty chemicals maker Ishan Dyes & Chemicals surged nearly 20 percent to a high of Rs 166 in intraday trade on Wednesday after ace investor Shankar Sharma bought a large stake in the company through the open market in the previous session . trade.

Shankar Sharma bought 700,000 shares of Ishan Dyes at an average price of Rs 121.71 per share, representing 4.4% of the share capital, according to BSE block trade data. Similarly, Standard Greases & Specialities bought 100,000 shares at Rs 123 each, the data showed.

After the block trade, the stock surged 37.5% in just two sessions. The stock is trading at an all-time high of Rs 160 as of 10:10 am on Wednesday, up 15.3 per cent at around 1.022 lakh shares on the BSE so far against a two-week daily average of 47.4 million shares. Meanwhile, the BSE Sensex rose 0.8% (480 points) to 58,289.

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According to available data, promoter Piyushbhai Natvarlal Patel sold 2 million shares or a 12.5% ​​stake in Ishan Dyes at an average price of Rs 123.83 per share. The company’s total promoter holdings stood at 58.5% as of the December quarter, including Piyushbhai’s 24.9% stake.
For the quarter ended December 2021, the company reported a 9.1% year-on-year increase in net profit to Rs 5.04 crore compared to Rs 4.62 crore in the same period last year. However, total revenue fell 35.9% year-on-year to Rs 15.86 crore from Rs 24.76 crore in the same period.

On February 3, 2022, the company informed BSE that its factory in Gujarat was fully operational and stabilized and the company expected to start producing good results.

Over the next few years, the company plans to invest around Rs 100 crore in new projects that will also support Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan. The release added that the new projects will accelerate the growth of the company’s revenue and profitability over the next few years.

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Janhvi Kapoor on the sensationalised media coverage of her: I went through a period of feeling betrayed.

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Janhvi Kapoor on the sensationalised media coverage of her: I went through a period of feeling betrayed.

When “what appeared to be an honest interaction, became an opportunistic opportunity for someone to make a headline,” Janhvi Kapoor claims there was a time in her career when she felt “cheated.” The young actress has been addressing queries about her late mother Sridevi, about nepotism, and her daring sense of style with each passing day.

The 25-year-old performer discusses how she doesn’t “feel disappointed in people anymore, recognising that everyone is doing their job” in an interview with indianexpress.com. Given that she will face criticism for anything she says or does, she said she wants to “come off as a truthful person.”
When questioned about how she manages the reality that anything she says or does ends up becoming The actor claims that dramatic headlines of the headlines that are published usually leave me perplexed.

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I find it puzzling how what appears to be a sincere exchange can turn into a sly attempt to grab attention or alter your appearance. You’re frequently made to look awful because that’s what makes the news. However, I’ve grown to no longer be disappointed in people.

There was a time when I would occasionally feel tricked by what seemed to be ordinary interactions. However, everyone is attempting to perform their job, and regrettably, individuals in this field have been rewarded for being nasty and publishing terrible headlines for far too long, so they believe that’s what sells. That is only the

The current environment. “No matter what, people will criticise you. I believe that if there is anything I can do to control any of this, it is to try to be as open and sincere as possible and to take full responsibility for who I am as a person. So, if I’m going to draw criticism in any case, I might as well draw it for speaking the truth because then I’ll at least have that much to cling to,” Janhvi continues.
Putting aside her public persona and focusing on the work she has been doing, Janhvi appears to be curating

Her films—Mili now and Good Luck Jerry earlier—have her at the centre of the narrative. What factors did she consider when selecting the roles? “I just think I’m getting a little bit lucky, and I also tend to go toward jobs that are difficult for me as an actor.”

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Janhvi explains that she chooses physically demanding roles to play because she wants to test the limits. I don’t think that acting should be a simple or cosy endeavour; you have to bare your soul. I have a strong conviction that I must push myself outside my comfort zone if I am to provide my audience with an emotional experience. I’m prepared to

give my art your all.

Janhvi is aware that her first theatrical release following the Covid-19 outbreak may experience turbulence despite everything she is doing to promote the movie. When questioned about her anxiety about having to deal with the box office once more, she replies, “Yes, and it seems new because I haven’t confronted it in a long.

Comparable to Dhadak? She responds, “No, I believe I was always absolutely sure that Dhadak will perform well in advertising, and it did. It was one of the most successful debut movies ever. And for some reason, I always knew it will be successful commercially. However, I believe that the current political situation is unpredictable to a degree that worries me.

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