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Jewellery foray keeps Titan ticking

Watchmaker Titan Industries saw its stock gain significant ground on Thursday, courtesy some obvious buying moves which propelled it forward by 3.5 per cent.

The Rs 10-face valued stock, which opened the day at Rs 550, vaulted to a high of Rs 589 before it closed considerably lower at Rs 572.35. On the NSE, trading was brisk with 23 lakh shares being transacted. Titan, which had its 52-week peak at Rs 894.95, has serious non-promoter holdings. While FIIs held over 10 per cent at March-end, big-time investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is known to have been a critical stakeholder.

Reports that it is planning to enter the mass-market jewellery retail business soon seemed to have acted as trigger

Nilanjan Dey

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