Bombay Dyeing And Manufacturing Company Ltd. Share Price

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Nifty have shown volatile moves in the intraday trade in the last session taking support around the good support zones of 24200 levels on the lower side. The momentum was well supported by stock specific action as well. The overall trend of the index is Buy on dips for the near term till the index is holding above 24150 on closing basis while 24450-24500 remains strong hurdle for the near term. Bank Nifty is also in the strong bullish mode with strong support for the index placed around 55500-55600 on the lower side. The overall trend of the index is good with high volatility expected today after the recent volatile moves on the daily charts. The sentiment on the street will remain bullish with support for the index placed around 55500 while 56450-56600 remains strong resistance for the day. Stocks In News Punjab & Sind Bank: PSU bank union calls all-India strike on May 8.

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Launches THREE ICC in Dadar - Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Company Ltd

Code BSE: 500020 NSE:

Bombay Realty Launches THREE ICC in Dadar with Rs 6,500 Crore Revenue Potential, Marking a Defining Moment in South Mumbai Luxury Set within one of Mumbai’s largest luxury gated developments, THREE ICC has been envisioned for a new generation of homebuyers who seek not just a residence, but a fuller way of living - one defined by space, privacy, wellness, connectivity and long-term value in the heart of the city. The project carries an estimated revenue potential of approximately Rs 6,500 crore, underscoring its scale and significance within Mumbai’s luxury residential landscape.

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Bombay Dyeing Receives GST Demand Order of Rs. 2.53 Crore for FY 2019-20

Bombay Dyeing received a GST order for FY 2019-20 with total demand of Rs. 2,53,73,222, comprising GST of Rs. 80,24,960, interest of Rs. 93,23,302, and penalty of Rs. 80,24,960. The order relates to infrastructure charges on flat sales and was received on March 27, 2026. The company plans to appeal the order within the permissible timeline.

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: Q3 SL NET LOSS 99M RUPEES VS PROFIT 700M (YOY) || Q3 REVENUE 3.2B RUPEES VS 4.1B (YOY) Q3 EBITDA LOSS 280M RUPEES VS GAIN 160M (YOY) CO CFO KHIRODA JENA RESIGNS

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SAT Sets Aside SEBI’s Order on Bombay Dyeing and Promoters.

– Listed textile and real estate business at the centre of the regulatory order. The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) on January 16, 2026, overturned a 2022 Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) order that had penalised Bombay Dyeing and its promoters for allegedly inflating revenue and profits via related-party transactions. SAT ruled the evidence did not sufficiently establish a fraudulent scheme and directed refund of any penalties paid. The earlier SEBI order had included market access bans and penalties totalling around ₹15.75 crore. When regulators and appellate tribunals differ, it highlights the role of legal standards in enforcement. Investors typically assess such developments by examining regulatory certainty, quality of governance disclosures and potential overhangs on stock liquidity. Sector protocols on related-party transactions and disclosure practices are key considerations in evaluating similar cases. Bombay Dyeing is a constituent of key Indian indices; penalties were imposed in October 2022 and vacated in January 2026 Regulatory rulings and appellate outcomes can materially affect market perceptions of corporate reporting and governance standards, underscoring the importance of transparent financial disclosures and rigorous legal support. Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice. Please consult a certified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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India’s Marine Exports Find New Momentum Beyond the U.S.

India’s marine export industry is gaining strength from diversified global demand, helping offset weakness in its largest market, the U.S. Marine exports rose 16% to $4.87 billion in April–October, even as U.S. purchases fell 7.4% following the steep 50% tariff on Indian seafood. Instead of slowing, exporters redirected volumes to fast-growing non-US markets, with China, Vietnam, Belgium, Japan, Russia, Canada and the UK driving the surge. This shift highlights a structural rebalancing in India’s seafood trade, reducing overdependence on any single market. The biggest tailwind came from India’s core product segment: shrimp and prawn exports, which jumped 17.4%, supported by stronger Asian demand and competitive pricing. China and Vietnam, in particular, have emerged as major buyers as they restock for processing and re-export. Meanwhile, European markets such as Belgium and the UK increased orders thanks to stable consumer demand and lighter supply from competing regions. The rebound underscores the adaptability of India’s seafood sector—especially in logistics, compliance and species diversification—during a period of global trade friction. If this momentum holds, India may emerge with a more resilient export footprint, less vulnerable to tariff shocks in any single geography. Companies directly or indirectly linked to marine exports

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