Tourism Finance Corporation Of India

Bali discussed the huge opportunities in hotel financing in the tier 2 and tier 3 cities

In the past two trading days, shares of Tourism Finance Corporation of India have rallied 26% after Quant Mutual Fund bought 600,000 shares via bulk deal

Redkite Capital, promoter of the company, has created security for the secured NCDs to their lenders by way of pledge of 9.25 million shares, representing 11.5% of total equity of TFCI on July 5.

Shares of Cox & Kings were locked in the 5 per cent lower circuit for the sixth straight day at Rs 31 per share.

They see it as a value stock for the long term with a track record of 20% dividend for eight years

The stock rallied 14% to Rs 70.40 on the National Stock Exchange in early morning trade.