BSE
Sensex closed 703.59 points or 1.23% lower at 56,463.15. The NSE Nifty tumbled
215 points or 1.25% to settle at 16,958.65. Both the indices closed in the red
for the fifth session in a row. On the sectoral front, except oil & gas,
all other indices ended lower with IT, power, realty and FMCG indices down 2%
each. BSE midcap and smallcap indices lost a per cent each.

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Here are key stocks that moved most on April 19:

Mindtree: The share plunged 8.93% to close at Rs 3,604. On April 18, Mindtree reported a 49% YoY growth in consolidated net profit of Rs 473.1 crore for the final quarter of fiscal 2022. Sequentially, it grew 8% as its PAT during the December quarter stood at Rs 437.5 crore. The company had reported a consolidated net profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 317.3 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.   

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Coal India: The stock jumped 3.25% to close at Rs 195.60.
According to Coal India Limited, it increased supply to thermal power stations
by 14.2% during the first half of April 2022 compared with the same period last
year. CIL’s supplies have touched 1.64 million tonnes (MTs) per day during this
period against 1.43 MTs in a similar period April’21, it added.

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TVS Motor: The share closed 3.35% lower at Rs 634.05
after Jwalamukhi Investment Holdings sold 32,62,840 equity shares at an average
price of Rs 650 per share in the company via open market transactions.

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Verroc Engineering: The shares closed 1.57% higher at Rs
414.90 after a report came on the company’s plan to cut debt by selling its
global lighting business at an enterprise value of up to $650 million to a
European component maker.

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Max Ventures: The share slipped 4.24% to Rs 115.10 after
the company’s board of directors approved the Composite Scheme of Amalgamation
and Arrangement amongst Max Ventures and Industries Limited and Max Estates
Limited and their respective shareholders and creditor.