Even as Indian equity markets witnessed sharp selling pressure for the second consecutive session, shares of A-1 Limited continued to buck the trend, closing at the upper circuit for the third straight trading day. While the benchmark BSE Sensex fell 533 points on Tuesday after declining in the previous session as well, A-1 Limited’s stock surged 5% to close at ₹2,055.10. The Ahmedabad-based chemical trading and logistics company has been attracting strong investor interest following key corporate announcements aimed at improving liquidity and rewarding shareholders. Bonus Issue and Stock Split Drive Rally A-1 Limited (formerly A-1 Acid Limited) recently informed the BSE that it has fixed December 31, 2025, as the record date to determine shareholder eligibility for a 3:1 bonus is...

In a bold move set to intensify competition in India’s fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector, Reliance Consumer Products Limited (RCPL) has relaunched the iconic SIL food brand, nearly 75 years after its original debut, with a refreshed portfolio of value-driven products. Backed by Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries, the relaunch signals the company’s aggressive push to expand its footprint in the packaged food segment. The revived SIL brand has been introduced with highly competitive pricing, including noodles starting at ₹5, tomato ketchup priced at just ₹1, and mixed fruit jam beginning at ₹22. Reliance says the products combine global-quality standards with affordability, positioning SIL as a strong challenger to established FMCG giants such as Maggi in instant noodles and Kis...