Stocks in the news: SBI Life, TCS, Infosys, Axis Bank, Eris Life, IFCI, Piramal Enterprises

Axis Bank | Eris Life | IFCI | Piramal Enterprises | BHEL | L&T Technology Services and HEG are stocks which are in the news today.

Infosys: Company announced a strategic partnership with Toyota Material Handling Europe.


L&T Technology Services: L&T to sell up to 2 lakh shares of company via offer for sale on June 25-26, floor price fixed at Rs 1,650 per share.

SBI Life Insurance: BNP Paribas to sell up 2.5 crore shares of company via OFS on June 25, 26; floor price set at Rs 650 per share.

Andhra Bank: Board approves raising up to Rs 2,000 crore in FY20.

BHEL: LIC reduces stake in the company by 2 percent to 11.7 percent.

Syndicate Bank: Board to meet on June 29 to consider raising capital for FY20.

Axis Bank: LIC reduces stake in the bank by 2 percent to 10.2 percent.

Piramal Enterprises: Company mulling sale of the entire stake in Shriram Capital. It holds a 20 percent stake in Shriram Capital.

IFCI: Board approves the sale of remaining 2.44 percent stake of total equity shares of NSE.

Eris Life: Board to mull buyback of shares on July 3.

TCS: Company to increase stake in Japanese arm by 15 percent to 66 percent for $33 million.

Suzlon Energy: Company is exploring funding options including raising equity.

HEG: India Ratings and Research affirmed its long-term issuer rating at 'AA' with a stable outlook.

Smart Finsec: Sourabh Kumar resigned as Chief Financial Officer of the company.

Organic Coatings: Parvej Mansuri has resigned as a Chief Financial Officer of the company for his future growth.

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