Futures trading involves a legal contract to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price at a future date. It is used extensively across financial markets—be it equities, commodities, or currencies.
In India, futures contracts are available for:
💡 Example: A trader expecting crude oil prices to rise buys a futures contract. If the price increases by expiry, they profit.
Futures are often used to protect portfolios from adverse price changes.
Example: A farmer locks in the price of wheat by selling wheat futures on NCDEX, protecting against post-harvest price drops.
Retail traders speculate on price movements to make profits in short durations.
Example: Intraday traders frequently use Bank Nifty futures for margin-based trading.
Futures contracts require only a margin deposit, offering exposure to a much larger position.
⚠️ Note: Leverage can amplify both profits and losses.
To start trading, you need a demat + trading account and F&O activation with a SEBI-registered broker.
Let’s say you expect Reliance Industries to rise in price.
If it goes up to ₹2,600:
If it falls to ₹2,400:
As you can see, volatility and timing are crucial.
Always evaluate your risk tolerance before entering the F&O segment.
Swastika Investmart, a SEBI-registered and NSDL/ CDSL-compliant broker, offers:
✅ With over 30 years of trust and strong regulatory compliance, Swastika helps retail investors and HNIs confidently navigate the futures market.
Yes, through SEBI-approved brokers with activated F&O segments.
No, you can exit anytime before expiry.
Yes, due to leverage and market volatility. Beginners should start small or use demo accounts.
Varies by contract. Some futures require just ₹25,000–₹1,00,000 as margin.
Absolutely. Brokers like Swastika, Zerodha, and Angel One provide mobile platforms.
Futures trading can be a powerful tool when used with knowledge and discipline. Whether you're a hedger or a speculator, understanding how these contracts work—and being aware of the risks—is essential.
If you’re ready to explore futures trading, Swastika Investmart offers all the tools, research, and support you need to trade confidently in India’s dynamic financial markets.
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There are different types of investment stocks available in the stock market such as debt fund stocks, mid cap stocks, growth stocks and more.
Many investors invest in these stocks to get high returns with limited investments. However, there are other stocks too, that give investors regular payments against investment amounts. Such stocks are known as dividend-paying stocks.
Investing in dividend stocks is a great choice as it allows investors to meet their cash requirements as well as gives them a chance to see their stock value grow upward in the future.
Here, we will discuss everything about dividend-paying stocks and the rules you should follow while investing in them.
Before, getting started, let’s get acquainted with the term “Dividend”.
Dividends can be cash, reward or anything that a company gives to its shareholders against the shares they bought of a company.
Dividends can be issued in several forms such as cash payments, stocks or other forms.
A company’s dividend is decided by its board of directors and it requires the shareholders’ approval as well.
A company does not need to declare its dividend. It is a part of a company's profit that the company distributes to its shareholders.
Before investing in dividend stocks, it is important to do a stock market research and get detailed knowledge about a company and the sector in which it operates. This is because the potentiality of a dividend stock is highly dependent on the company’s fundamentals and the sector that it belongs to.
For instance, if the company operates in a volatile sector that is highly fluctuating in nature such as energy, it would affect the dividend price for sure.
Therefore, be careful before investing in these stocks. Also, don't forget to check the basic details of a company (stock value, past performance) and the risks associated with it.
Investing in the companies that give consistent dividend payout is always considered a better option. Consistent dividend payments is a sign of a strong company. This means, the company is constantly growing and has a strong background with long term stability.
Dividend incomes generated by these companies are consistent. Even if the dividend increases by a small number per year, they can give you incremented results due to compounding effects.
It is important to check the debt ratio of a company before opting for dividend stocks. If a company pays a good dividend payment despite having a high debt; then check the company details carefully.
They do so just to keep their stocks valuable. Hence, always check the debt market ratio of a company as the lower the ratio is; the more stable the company is or vice versa.
If the debt market ratio of a company hasn’t decreased with the time despite paying a high dividend, it would be ideal to not invest in such stocks as the debt impacts the value of the stocks which also affect the dividend payments in the future.
Many of you might think the stocks that offer a high dividend yield can be great stock. However, this is not so true. Sometimes, a high dividend yield is a way to mislead you.
Companies that pay a high dividend yield may be a sign of underperforming security and therefore it is of no use. Therefore, don't make decisions that completely depend on high dividend yield. While doing so, kindly check other factors too (debt market cap ratio, stock’s value, performance, future growth etc).
The payout ratio tells the company’s ability to support dividend payouts. If the ratio exceeds 1 then the company pays more dividend to its shareholders than its earnings which makes it ambiguous about the company’s asset value and long term stability.
The following steps can be used to identify the potential dividend stocks:
Step1: Check out the profit and loss of a company.
Step2: Check the earnings per share of a company i.e. whether it has grown in the 5 years or not.
Step3: Measure the growth of dividends per share in the last 5 years.
Step4: Compare if EPS growth and dividend per share growth are similar.
If EPS and Dividends per share growth are similar then the company is trustworthy, know why?
Which is a better place to invest in; dividend yield stocks or Fixed Deposits? Many investors find FDs is the better place to invest while stock market lovers give preference to good dividend yield stocks than FDs.
Although both the instruments provide better returns to investors, the difference may depend on the investors.
Dividend stocks offer three benefits to the investors:
First: Although the starting yield on the dividend is slow compared to FD’s interest, it improves with time. Also, good dividend stocks provide stable yield income in the short term.
Second: Dividend stocks provide you with long term gain. Dividend per share will also improve yield on the dividend. Another advantage is: as the share price will also improve with time which provides a double profit for the investors.
If we talk about Fixed Deposits, then the interest rate is fixed. Also, it will never grow with time.
Dividend-paying stocks are the additional ones issued to the shareholders as a reward. Nevertheless, dividend-paying stocks provide consistent returns to their shareholders, one should not invest in such stocks without getting complete information about the company. Just because the company pays a high dividend doesn't necessarily mean it has good worth. Therefore, it would be ideal if you check the company’s annual report, earning growth, consistency of dividend payouts before investing in such stocks.
The Ministry of Company Affairs (MCA) has asked market controller SEBI to fix the principles for the listing of new businesses. It has requested SEBI to pull out some of the concessions given in the listing to new companies.
SEBI has proposed to diminish this cutoff from 70% to 40 per cent. However, if the startup is not making a profit, it can also be listed on the mainboard, provided the institutional investors hold a 75 per cent stake in the company. However, many startups have been seeking relief in the institutional investors' stake of 75 percent.
However, the MCA became more lenient and made the limit to be up to 50 per cent, to which SEBI agreed. There was no reaction to messages shipped off SEBI and MCA in regards to this matter.
If you invest 20 thousand rupees in a scheme of a mutual fund. Its NAV is 200 rupees. In this case, you will get 100 units.
How 20,000 divided by 200 gives you 100. these units are a result of investing in the scheme. Now suppose that in a year the NAV rises from Rs 200 to Rs 300 and you decide to sell it. Now you will get 30,000 rupees.
MMC i.e. Asset Management Companies (mutual fund houses that run schemes) will now have to pay 20% of their fund managers' salaries in units of the same scheme.
Of which he is the fund manager. In such a situation, the funds of the fund managers would also be invested in those schemes. So the performance of the schemes can be improved. The salary of all the employees of the fund house will be paid similarly.
These units will be secured for a base time of three years and workers would not have the option to redeem such units. On account of infringement of a set of principles, misrepresentation, and gross carelessness, the units will be mauled back, and the redeemed sum will be credited to the plan.
The fund manager ensures that the investors keep getting good returns from the fund. The fund manager is also responsible for making the wrong decisions.
The fund manager trying to get higher returns by breaking the benchmark of its fund Suppose last year you got a return of 10 per cent, then the next year there is an attempt of 13 per cent. Also, the returns of the benchmark index i.e. Sensex-Nifty, Midcap, and Small-cap are compared with the returns of the fund.
SEBI has taken this choice. On the off chance that in a fiduciary business when senior staff has their investments it makes them oversee cash all the more capably. If something has turned out badly, it solidly falls on the shoulders of these folks so the fund managers who have the cash ought to oversee it with the full obligation.
In such a situation, the expectation of getting more investors will increase.
कीमती धातुओं के भाव मुनाफा वसूली के बाद फिर तेज़ हुए है। कॉमेक्स में सोना 1820 डॉलर प्रति औंस के ऊपर निकल चुका है। कॉमेक्स वायदा चांदी भी 2745 सेंट के स्तरों पर पहुंच गई है। पिछले सप्ताह घरेलु वायदा सोना 2 प्रतिशत तक तेज़ हुआ और इसके भाव 46800 रुपय प्रति दस ग्राम के स्तरों पर रहे। चाँदी के भाव भी सप्ताह मे 5 प्रतिशत तेज़ हो कर 71600 रुपये प्रति किलो पर रहे। कोरोना के बढ़ते मामलो के कारण प्रमुख अर्थव्यवस्थाओं से जारी राहत पैकेज से मुद्रास्फीति बढ़ने का अनुमान है। बढ़ती मुद्रास्फीति के कारण सुरक्षित निवेश की मांग बढ़ी है।
भारत में बढ़ते कोविड मामलों के कारण वैश्विक अर्थव्यवस्था चिंता में है जिससे डॉलर में गिरावट देखि गई है। डॉलर एक सप्ताह के निचले स्तर पर आ गया है और अमेरिकी 10-वर्षीय ट्रेजरी की उपज, सकारात्मक आर्थिक आंकड़ों होने से दो सप्ताह के निचले स्तर के करीब पहुंच गई है। अमेरिका द्वारा गुरुवार को जारी किए गए बेरोज़गारी आकड़ों के मुताबिक पिछले सप्ताह की तुलना में 498,000 प्रारंभिक बेरोजगार दावे दर्ज किए गए है, जो मार्च 2020 के बाद से सबसे कम संख्या है। अमेरिकी पैरोल के आंकड़े अनुमान से कमजोर दर्ज किये गए जिससे कीमती धातुओं के भाव ऊपरी स्तरों पर बने रहने में कामयाब हुए है।
इस सप्ताह कीमती धातुओं में तेज़ी रह सकती है। सोने मे 48500 रुपये पर प्रतिरोध है और 47500 रुपये पर सपोर्ट है। चाँदी में 73800 रुपये पर प्रतिरोध है तथा 70500 रुपये पर सपोर्ट है।
Apart from last year's lockdown journey, we all accept a better chance in the year 2021, where the whole country suffers under it, the country also faces huge economic losses and has gone through a tough time.
Even the financial markets collapsed to their highest level. But this year in 2021 we saw some good signs of recovery along with multifold returns from the markets.
Especially from newly listed companies since from January 2021, there are 18 companies got public or (SME-IPO) out of which 11 companies have given fabulous listing gains whereas 7 companies were not up to the mark and gave a negative listing from which 2 companies outperform after its negative listings.
IPO Performance: A company with an issue size of Rs 4633.38 Cr with the issue price of Rs 26 per share, has given a negative listing on listing day. The stock is listed at Rs 24.90 with a discount of -4.42 %. IRFC is trading still below its issue price with a negative return of 19.23%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 1176.00 Cr with the issue price of Rs 1490 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs2607.50, and closed Rs 3118.65 with a Premium of 109.31%. Indigo is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 53.8%
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 1153.72 Cr with the issue price of Rs 518 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 618.80 and closed 527.4 with a Premium of 1.81 %. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 2.95%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 412.63 Cr with the issue price of Rs 385 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 498 and closed 445.95 with a Premium of 15.83 %. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 28.96%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 3800.00 Cr with the issue price of Rs 275 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 281.70 and closed 268 with a discount of -1.83 %. It is trading still below its issue price with a negative return of -7.75%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 100.00 Cr with the issue price of Rs 400 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 615 and closed 645 with a premium of 66.66 %. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 236.48%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 819.24Cr with the issue price of Rs 94 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 109 and closed 121 with a premium of 29.15 %. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 27.45%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 625.24Cr with the issue price of Rs 627 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 900 and closed 812.25 with a premium of 29.55 %. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 14.67%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 596.41Cr with the issue price of Rs 575 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 1050 and closed at 1082.50 with a premium of 88.22 %. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 60.1%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 510 Cr with the issue price of Rs 187 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 212 and closed 208 with a premium of 11.39%. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 5.61%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 760 Cr with the issue price of Rs 555 per share, has given a negative listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 520 and closed 526 with a discount of -5.24%. Now the stock trading above its issue price with a positive return of 23.28%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 823.70 Cr with the issue price of Rs 1490 per share, has given a negative listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 1359 and closed 1435 with a discount of -3.83 %. It is trading still below its issue price with a negative return of -8.1%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 600Cr with the issue price of Rs 130 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 155 and closed 164 with a premium of 26.62 %. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 71.85%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 1175Cr with the issue price of Rs 87 per share, has given a negative listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 73.95 and closed 75.20 with a discount of -13.45 %. It is trading still below its issue price with a negative return of -33.22%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 582.91Cr with the issue price of Rs 1101 per share, has given a positive listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 1990 and closed 1592 with a premium of 43.22 %. It is trading still above its issue price with a positive return of 62.46%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 582.34Cr with the issue price of Rs 305 per share, has given a negative listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 292 and closed 277.80 with a discount of -9.45 %. It is trading still below its issue price with a negative return of -19.33%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 452.87 Cr with the issue price of Rs 500 per share, has given a negative listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 489 and closed 587 with a Premium of 18.08%. Now the stock trading above its issue price with a positive return of 21.56%.
IPO Performance: A Company with an issue size of Rs 2500 Cr with the issue price of Rs 486 per share, has given a negative listing on listing day. The stock listed at Rs 436 and closed 465.25 with a discount of-4.7%. Now the stock trading above its issue price with a positive return of 24.62%.
Listing out some more out-performers in the same space with a market cap below 10,000 Cr.
Business:- Intellect Design Arena is a global leader in Financial Technology for Banking, Insurance, and other Financial Services.
A uniquely focused Product business, Intellect addresses the needs of financial institutions in varying stages of technology adoption.
Returns during a pandemic: Intellect Design has given an 887 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 62.40. Made a high of Rs 774.15
Business:- Cyient is a global engineering and technology solutions company. We engage with customers across their value chain helping to design, build, operate, and maintain the products and services that make them leaders and respected brands in their industries and markets.
Returns during a pandemic: Cyient has given a 241% return from its 52 week low of Rs 184.15. Made a high of Rs 777.90
Business:- Birlasoft combines the power of a domain, enterprise, and digital technologies to reimagine business processes for customers and their ecosystem. Its consultative and design thinking approach makes societies more productive by helping customers run businesses.
Returns during a pandemic: BirlaSoft has given a 252% return from its 52 week low of Rs 62.60. Made a high of Rs 284
Business:- Zensar is a leading digital solutions and technology services company that specializes in partnering with global organizations across industries in their Digital Transformation journey.
Returns during a pandemic: Zensar has given a 221% return from its 52 week low of Rs 77.50. Made a high of Rs 346.95
Business:- KPIT provides embedded software to automotive companies and its business is segregated into six domains, namely, Autonomous Driving, Connected Vehicles, Electric & Conventional Powertrain, Vehicle Diagnostics, AUTOSAR, and Mechatronics. KPIT's clients include BMW, Cummins, Paccar, and Lafarge.
Returns during a pandemic: KPIT has given a 256 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 39. Made a high of Rs 215.35
Business:- We support organizations across a range of regulated industries including public sector, finance, corporate, and retail by providing the platform and support needed to thrive in an era of digital transformation
Returns during a pandemic: Mastek has given a 561 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 227. Made a high of Rs 1714.85
Business:- Subex Limited is a leading global provider of Business Support Systems (BSS) that empowers communications service providers (CSPs) to achieve competitive advantage through Business Optimization - thereby enabling them to improve their operational efficiency to deliver enhanced service experiences to subscribers.
Returns during a pandemic: Subex has given a 1250 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 3.55. Made a high of Rs 62.10
Business:- Ramco Systems provides Enterprise Resource Planning, Human Capital Management, Logistics and Aviation Maintenance & Engineering (M&E), and Maintenance Repair & Overhaul (MRO) software. The company made a deal with Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters to install Ramco Aviation Suite V5.
Returns during a pandemic: Ramco System has given a 571.94 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 64.10. Made a high of Rs 784.15
Business:- The first source provides business process management in the banking and financial services, customer services, telecom and media, and healthcare sectors.
Its clients include financial services, telecommunications, and healthcare companies. The first source has operations in India, the US, UK, and the Philippines.
Returns during a pandemic: FSL has given a 275.1 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 28.60. Made a high of Rs 129.70
Business:- HGS provides a full suite of business process management (BPM) services from traditional voice contact centre services and transformation Digi CX services that are unifying customer engagement to platform-based, back-office services and digital marketing solutions.
Returns during a pandemic: HGS has given a 203.7 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 514.95. Made a high of Rs 1890.
Business:- The company provides both matchmaking and marriage-related services through websites, mobile sites, and mobile apps and is also complemented by 130+ company-owned retail outlets. Its flagship matchmaking services are Bharat Matrimony, Elite Matrimony, and Community Matrimony.
Returns during a pandemic: Matrimony.com has given a 194.79 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 304.10. Made a high of Rs 1242.
Business:- eClerx Services Limited is engaged in providing Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) services to global companies.
The company provides data management analytics solutions and process outsourcing services to a host of global clients through a network of multiple locations in India and abroad.
Returns during a pandemic: E-Clerx has given a 178 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 383.55. Made a high of Rs 1293.
Note: Returns can be varied as per the closing rates,
Source:- Money Control & Stock Edge
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, technology has made a great change in the day to day life of a person, Across the globe, everyone suffers and faces the worst situation.
At the same time life of a common person changed a lot as everyone shifts towards an online portal. From entertainment to regular classes, From assignments to regular office tasks, all the things have shifted towards an online portal.
But this sudden change was not easier to adapt by everyone not every person is using to of it.
But this pandemic brings a revival in the technology sector, and now slowly every business is shifted towards online mode. As the things are been made much easier now and will make the user very effective in its working as it consumes less time with faster speed to perform any task from anywhere.
This pandemic shows us the importance of technology which turns out as a big game-changer at that phase of time and continues to deliver the best till now.
It not only the lives of every individual has changed but it also brings a revolution in work from home culture earlier its been observed that only professionals from IT background works from home, But now the things are changed everywhere even a primary school teacher is teaching on an online platform.
Now imagine our lives without all these facilities will it be possible for us to survive at the time of the covid-19 pandemic. The change we all gone through has given a booster dose to the Technology sector around the globe.
The National stock exchange raised around 90.59 % from a low of 13108 to 27524 in 1 year from the bottom made last year in March. This recovery shows how quickly we adopt the new technology in our day-to-day life.
In the same manner, the major IT companies and their stock have also surged from the very bottom to an unimaginable price rise in just one year.
Here are some top gainers of the tech sector who outperform in the last year.
It is a form of telecommunication between computers where they exchange data with a data link. Computer nodes or hosts can access, create, delete and alter data that is on this network. If a device can transmit information to another device, then they are considered to be networking.
Company Name:- D-Link (India)
Business:- A global leader in the design, manufacture & marketing of advanced networking, Broadband, digital voice, and data communication solutions across the globe.
Returns during a pandemic:- D-link ( India) has given a 35.85% return from its 52 week low of Rs 67.30. Made a high of Rs 136.
IT - Software:- The system software is a collection of programs designed to operate, control, and extend the processing capabilities of the computer itself. System software serves as the interface between the hardware and the end-users.
Company Name:- Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
Business:- TCS provide a wide range of information technology-related products and services including application development, business process outsourcing, capacity planning, consulting, enterprise software, hardware sizing, payment processing, software management, and technology education services.
Returns during a pandemic: TCS has given a 59.83% return from its 52 week low of Rs 1867. Made a high of Rs 3358.80.
Company Name:- Infosys Ltd
Business:- Infosys provides software development, maintenance, and independent validation services to companies in finance, insurance, manufacturing, and other domains. One of its known products is Finacle which is a universal banking solution with various modules for retail and corporate banking.
Returns during a pandemic: Infosys has given a 99.83% return from its 52 week low of Rs 647. Made a high of Rs 1480.
Company Name:- Wipro
Business:- Wipro Limited is a provider of IT services, including Systems Integration, Consulting, Information Systems outsourcing, IT-enabled services, and R&D services.
Returns during a pandemic: Wipro has given a 155.1% return from its 52 week low of Rs 159.60. Made a high of Rs 511.95.
Company Name:- HCL Tech
Business:- HCL Technologies Ltd is a leading global IT services company that helps global enterprises re-imagine and transform their businesses through Digital technology transformation. The company is primarily engaged in providing a range of software services business process outsourcing and infrastructure services.
Returns during a pandemic: HCL has given a 76.80% return from its 52 week low of Rs 502.10. Made a high of Rs 1073.55
Company Name:- Tech Mahindra
Business:- Tech Mahindra is an Indian multinational company that provides information technology (IT) and business process outsourcing (BPO) services.
Returns during a pandemic: Tech-M has given a 91.2% return from its 52 week low of Rs 490. Made a high of Rs 1081.35
Apart from this major IT giant other Midcap IT companies have also given tremendous return in the last year:-
Company Name:- Larsen & Turbo Infotech Ltd
Business:- Larsen & Toubro Infotech Limited (L&T Infotech) is a global technology consulting and digital solutions company helping more than 300 clients succeed in a converging world. It provides the winning edge to the clients by leveraging Business-to-IT Connect and deeply committed people.
Returns during a pandemic: LTI has given a 150.17 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 1510. Made a high of Rs 4499.90
Company Name:- Mind Tree Ltd
Business:- Mindtree delivers digital transformation and technology services from ideation to execution, enabling Global 2000 clients to outperform the competition. "Born digital," Mindtree takes an agile, collaborative approach to create customized solutions across the digital value chain.
Returns during a pandemic: MindTree has given a 136.7 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 811. Made a high of Rs 2275.10
Company Name:- Mphasis Ltd
Business:- Mphasis Limited is an IT services company based in Bangalore, India. The company provides infrastructure technology and applications outsourcing services, as well as architecture guidance, application development and integration, and application management services.
Returns during a pandemic: Mphasis has given a 150.50 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 693.55. Made a high of Rs 1835.95
Company Name:- Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd
Business:- It is a retail banking, corporate banking, and insurance technology solutions provider for the banking industry. It also provides risk and compliance management, and performance measurement applications, as well as accounting, business process management, human resources, and procurement tools.
Returns during a pandemic: OFSS has given a 50.95 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 2208.80. Made a high of Rs 3742.40.
Company Name:- Tata Elxsi
Business:- Tata Elxsi is amongst the world's leading providers of design and technology services for product engineering and solutions across industries including Broadcast, Communications, and Automotive. It provides technology consulting, new product design, development, and testing services.
Returns during a pandemic: Tata Elxsi has given a 403.44 % return from its 52 week low of Rs740.60. Made a high of Rs 4089.70
Company Name:- Coforge Ltd (NIIT Ltd Earlier)
Business:- Coforge is leveraging new-age technologies such as artificial intelligence and cloud technologies, allied with industry expertise to transform client businesses.
Returns during a pandemic: Coforge has given a 143 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 1151. Made a high of Rs 3222.
Company Name:- Persistent Systems
Business:- Persistent Systems Limited is a global company specializing in software products services and technology innovation. The company offers complete product life cycle services. The company has the depth of experience in the focused areas of telecommunications life sciences and infrastructure and systems.
Returns during a pandemic: Persistent System has given a 371.05 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 460. Made a high of Rs 2238.65.
Company Name:- Tanla Platforms (Tanla Solutions Earlier)
Business:- Tanla Platforms Limited, previously known as Tanla Solutions Ltd, is a cloud communications company based in Hyderabad, India. The company provides value-added services in the cloud communications space.
Returns during a pandemic: Tanla Platforms has given a 1238.52 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 61.75. Made a high of Rs 1030.
e-Commerce:- E-commerce is the buying and selling of goods or services via the internet, and the transfer of money and data to complete the sales. It's also known as electronic commerce or internet commerce.
Company Name:- IndiaMart Intermesh Ltd
Business:- IndiaMART InterMESH Ltd. is an Indian e-commerce company that provides B2C, B2B, and customer-to-customer sales services via its web portal.
Returns during a pandemic: Indiamart has given a 227.94 % return from its 52 week low of Rs 2036.35. Made a high of Rs 9951.95
Note: Returns can be varied as per the closing rates,
Source:- Money Control & Stock Edge
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