Tinplate Company of India has taken a hard knock on its head today on the bourses. The stock price is down 5% at Rs.81 levels. Its 52-week high and low stands at Rs.107.70 and Rs.56.70 respectively.

Tinplate Company of India Ltd (TCIL) is in the limelight today, post its Q2FY16 performance. The stock opened Rs.2 higher at Rs.70.50, going up to an intra day high of Rs.71. It is currently up 2.5% at Rs.70. The company’s 52-week high is at Rs.79.30. The company for the Q2 posted a 11% ...

It looks like the child wants to now find its own feet and look for an identity beyond its illustrious parent. Tinplate, a subsidiary of Tata Steel, has stated that it wants to look at business opportunities on its own

Most of the metals are being beaten down to a pale hue and the outlook also, in the immediate future remains dim. Not many people are recommending buying into metal stocks yet in all this gloom of metals, there is one non-ferrous metal is doing very well - tin. Yes, this ubiquitous metal, shiny and bright has been galloping high quietly while the other metals languished. Indonesia, the world's largest tin supplier, is staring hard at an acute shortage, for the fourth consecutive year. It accounts for 40% of global tin trade and supply in 2012 declined 10% to 94,000 tonnes. This year Indonesia will ship

Suddenly now from a theme of delisting, marketmen are scouting around for stocks where now parents could announce a stake hike and like GSK, come up with a premium open offer price. Delisting as such has become a dicey story to play on. Delisting has become much more expensive than earlier and promoters have got wary, what with the price needed to pay becoming exorbitant. Naturally when the floor price is based on reverse

Yesterday, the metal on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was up and since the beginning of 2014, has risen 3% and is currently at $23,000/ton. There is now a scurry world over to find new deposits to meet the ever growing demand for tin. News on the streets is that tin could soon get to $24,000/ton levels.

The stock is very much in the news today; the stock price rose almost 4% in the opening bell session to hit an intraday high at Rs.107.90. Its 52-week high is at Rs.114.

The stock, which had closed yesterday at Rs.273.70, opened a tad lower at Rs.272.15 but soon zoomed up to its 20% UC and new 52-week high at Rs.328.40, where it now remains frozen.