📈 Sanofi India shares hit a 5% circuit limit on BSE as the company turns ex-date for healthcare biz demerger! 💼🎢 Find out more about the market rollercoaster!
Sanofi India is currently making waves in the market with its recent healthcare business demerger announcement. On June 13, 2024, the company's shares saw a sudden surge, triggering a 5% upper circuit limit on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). This unexpected turn of events has left investors and analysts intrigued about the future prospects of Sanofi India.
The demerger news has created a buzz in the stock market, with shareholders eagerly anticipating the changes in the company's structure. As the ex-date for the demerger approaches, market watchers are keeping a close eye on Sanofi India's share price and potential fluctuations in the coming days.
Amidst the demerger drama, Sanofi India Ltd emerged as a prominent player in the market, leading the losers in the 'A' group. Alongside companies like Caplin Point Laboratories Ltd and Gravita India Ltd, Sanofi India's position in the market has become a topic of discussion among investors and industry experts.
In the midst of market uncertainties, it's crucial for investors to stay informed about the developments surrounding Sanofi India's demerger and its impact on the stock price. The coming days are likely to witness heightened volatility and speculation in the market as the healthcare business demerger unfolds.
Interesting Fact: Shareholders holding 1 equity share in Sanofi India as of the Record Date will be entitled to receive 1 equity share of the demerged business. This move aims to restructure the company's operations and enhance shareholder value.
Sanofi India Share Price: सनोफी इंडिया के शेयरों में आज यानी 13 जून को 01:24 बजे BSE पर 5% का अपर सर्किट लग गया।
Each member of Sanofi India holding 1 equity share in Sanofi India as on the Record Date i.e. June 13, 2024 shall entitled to receive 1 equity share of ...
Caplin Point Laboratories Ltd, Gravita India Ltd, AAVAS Financiers Ltd and Shivalik Bimetal Controls Ltd are among the other losers in the BSE's 'A' group ...