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Kalpataru Power declines despite bagging orders

Kalpataru Power Transmission closed at Rs 1151, weaker by Rs 19 or 1.64%, on the BSE. The scrip had opened at Rs 1,199 and zoomed to a high of Rs 1,209 and a low of Rs 1145 during the day. Jan cement sales in high double-digit The counter clocked total trades of 0.36 lakh shares as against he wo-wek average of 0.30 lakh shares. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Updated at 1027am) Kalpataru Power Transmission has advanced after the company bagged two orders worth more than Rs 250 crore from Algeria and Tamil Nadu Electricity Board recently. The scrip opened at Rs 1,180 and zoomed to a high of Rs 1,216. The scrip is now trading at Rs 1,198, up 2.5% from its previous close. The counter has clocked 24,465 shares on the NSE.


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