HDFC Bank, the private sector lender, replaced Reliance Industries (RIL) to become the second most valuable company in terms of market capitalization (m-cap) on BSE.
The stock of HDFC Bank surged to its record high of Rs 1,450, up 9% on BSE in early morning trade after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) removed restrictions placed on purchase of bank shares by foreign portfolio investors.
At 12.18 pm, shares of the HDFC Bank were quoting 7% higher at Rs 1,423 on BSE with m-cap of Rs 363,788 crore was at second positions in overall ranking. At the same
The stock of HDFC Bank surged to its record high of Rs 1,450, up 9% on BSE in early morning trade after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) removed restrictions placed on purchase of bank shares by foreign portfolio investors.
At 12.18 pm, shares of the HDFC Bank were quoting 7% higher at Rs 1,423 on BSE with m-cap of Rs 363,788 crore was at second positions in overall ranking. At the same