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    TCS announces interim dividend of Rs 10 per share, fixes record date

    TCS shares will begin trading without the upcoming dividend included in the stock price on or before the record date. This change impacts which shareholders are eligible to receive the dividend payment, announced alongside the company's Q1 results showing an 8% increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 12,105 crore.

    Fully invested in market; banks continue to remain reasonably priced: Anand Shah

    ​Today we have 65% of population living in rural India, 35% of people in urban India. It is very difficult to improve per capita income and consumption for somebody who still remains in the rural part because to take factories, to take jobs to the rural India will be very difficult.

    Strong domestic liquidity and earnings growth helping markets to stay higher: Anand Shah

    ​We all debate what are the risks in the market, what can go wrong in the markets, the fact of the matter is the large corrections in market do not come because of the known risks, generally they come from the unknown risks.

    Heat wave, elections to create unlikely earnings winners and losers

    India's scorching summer impacts Avenue Supermarts Ltd. and Bajaj Auto Ltd. DMart sells more ice cream, while Bajaj Auto defers purchases and introduces a new CNG-powered motorcycle, with its slowest profit expansion in April-June quarter. Nirmala Sitharaman may boost consumption. Infosys, Wipro, TCS benefit from AI demand and partnerships.

    TCS is the largest IT company and the safest; expect better profitability down the year: Mahantesh Sabarad

    TCS reported Rs 62,000 crore revenue with a 24.6% margin due to execution delays and profit decline. Mahantesh Sabarad is optimistic, recommends Tata Tech for midcaps. Accenture sees high deal flow but delays. US dollar revenue at $7.5 billion. AI improves IT support, cyber security; SG&A expenses impact margins. Enterprise solutions might decline, back-end services to grow.

    Cement companies’ earnings likely to stay weak

    Heatwaves, higher competition, construction slowdown due to polls impacted producers in a lean season.

    The Economic Times
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