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IFCI
SectorFinancial Services
IFCI Limited is a non-banking financial company incorporated in 1993, originally as The Industrial Finance Corporation of India Limited. It provides financial support for industrial growth across various sectors, including airports, roads, telecom, power, real estate, manufacturing, and services. The company offers project financing, infrastructure development, debt and equity underwriting, venture capital, stock broking, merchant banking, factoring, asset reconstruction, and advisory services. IFCI's financial products include short-term and long-term loans, lease financing, and structured products. It serves as a Nodal Agency for monitoring Sugar Development Fund loans and for the Credit Enhancement Guarantee Scheme for Scheduled Castes Entrepreneurs. The company operates through regional offices across India and has several subsidiaries and associate companies. In 2015, IFCI became a Government Company when the Government of India increased its shareholding to 51.04%.
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IFCI shares surge 7% to ₹71.70, hit 52-week high amid strong performance
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IFCI shares fall 4% on reports of lower NSE IPO price band
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IFCI shares surge 6% as NSE IPO gets SEBI approval, set for ₹30,000 cr listing
IFCI Q1 FY27: Net profit rises sequentially to ₹60.27 crore
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IFCI surges 7.22% to 52-week high, outperforms broader market
IFCI surges 30% in 3 days, hits fresh record high on NSE IPO buzz
IFCI shares surge 11% on NSE IPO optimism
IFCI shares surge 9% on NSE IPO NOC approval
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Company insights, generated from the most recent coverage.
RSI(14) at 82-85 on 1-min/5-min charts with ADX ~47 means the bounce is strong but stretched — pullback or consolidation into the ₹73.8-79 (20D/50D SMA) resistance band is the likely path.
IFCI trades below its 20-DMA (~₹73.8) and 50-DMA (~₹79) but above the 200-DMA (~₹66.8) after a 15-21% one-month fall — a high-beta (1.37) oversold bounce, not a trend reversal.
7.15 crore shares traded Friday made IFCI the second most active NSE scrip — retail speculative churn is the marginal price-setter, so momentum typically bleeds into the next session.