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Hindustan Zinc Limited (HINDZINC.BO)

BSE - BSE Real-time price. Currency in INR
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560.50+10.45 (+1.90%)
At close: 03:53PM IST
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Previous close550.05
Open557.90
Bid560.25 x 0
Ask560.50 x 0
Day's range545.80 - 579.85
52-week range285.00 - 585.90
Volume402,589
Avg. volume295,714
Market cap2.368T
Beta (5Y monthly)0.74
PE ratio (TTM)30.51
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings dateN/A
Forward dividend & yield23.00 (4.11%)
Ex-dividend date15 May 2024
1y target estN/A
  • Reuters

    India's Hindustan Zinc posts sixth straight fall in quarterly profit on lower prices

    India's Hindustan Zinc reported a sixth consecutive quarter of declining profit on Friday as zinc prices fell amid subdued demand, sending the miner's shares down by as much as 2.7%. Net profit fell 21% to 20.38 billion rupees ($244.1 million) in the January-March quarter, the country's top zinc producer said. Domestic zinc prices continued to be soft during the quarter as global metal prices were subdued on demand concerns from top consumer China.

  • Reuters

    India's Hindustan Zinc posts fifth straight quarterly profit fall in Q3

    Indian miner Hindustan Zinc reported its fifth consecutive decline in quarterly profit on Friday, dragged by lower zinc prices and sales. Still, the 6% profit drop is the smallest since it first reported a fall in profit in the third quarter of last year. Consolidated net profit fell to 20.28 billion rupees ($244 million) in the three months to Dec. 31 from 21.56 billion rupees a year ago.

  • Reuters

    India's Hindustan Zinc sets second dividend for FY24, Vedanta key benefactor

    India's Hindustan Zinc on Wednesday declared a dividend for the second time this fiscal, amounting to 25.35 billion rupees ($304.28 million), of which the major benefactor will be cash-strapped Vedanta, holding a 64.9% stake. The dividend of six rupees per share is below the seven rupees that the company had announced in July and lower than 26 rupees in March as well as 13 rupees in January. The announcement comes at a time when Vedanta's UK-based parent, Vedanta Resources, is battling a host of rating downgrades, triggered by worries over outstanding dues, including $4.2 billion that the company has to pay by fiscal 2025.