Corporate Announcements

Filings and disclosures from NSE-listed companies — board meetings, results, actions and more.

Spurt in Volume
27 Aug 2026
Updates
27 Aug 2026
CEATLTDTyres
Action(s) taken or orders passed
27 Aug 2026
RAMCOSYSComputers - Software
Press Release
27 Aug 2026
Action(s) taken or orders passed
27 Aug 2026
Trading Window
27 Aug 2026
GENESYSComputers - Software
Updates
27 Aug 2026
JISLJALEQSPlastic And Plastic Products
Spurt in Volume
27 Aug 2026
Copy of Newspaper Publication
27 Aug 2026
Copy of Newspaper Publication
27 Aug 2026
Press Release
27 Aug 2026
Outcome of Board Meeting
27 Aug 2026
Agreements
27 Aug 2026
MOILMetals
Action(s) initiated or orders passed
27 Aug 2026
Updates
27 Aug 2026
TECHMComputers - Software
Analysts/Institutional Investor Meet/Con. Call Updates
27 Aug 2026
PAGEINDTextile Products
Resignation of Director/KMP/SMP
27 Aug 2026
Updates
27 Aug 2026
PAGEINDTextile Products
Resignation
27 Aug 2026
Spurt in Volume
27 Aug 2026
WHEELSAuto Ancillaries
Outcome of Board Meeting
19 Aug 2026
Copy of Newspaper Publication
19 Aug 2026
NIITLTDComputers - Software
Allotment of Securities
19 Aug 2026
Press Release
19 Aug 2026
Copy of Newspaper Publication
19 Aug 2026
HITECHGEARAuto Ancillaries
Copy of Newspaper Publication
19 Aug 2026
Analysts/Institutional Investor Meet/Con. Call Updates
19 Aug 2026
Investor Presentation
19 Aug 2026
Analysts/Institutional Investor Meet/Con. Call Updates
19 Aug 2026
Bagging/Receiving of orders/contracts
19 Aug 2026
Copy of Newspaper Publication
19 Aug 2026
Product launch
19 Aug 2026
Copy of Newspaper Publication
19 Aug 2026
Investor Presentation
19 Aug 2026
Shareholders meeting
19 Aug 2026
Press Release
19 Aug 2026
Updates
19 Aug 2026
NATCOPHARMPharmaceuticals
Investor Presentation
19 Aug 2026
Bagging/Receiving of orders/contracts
19 Aug 2026
General Updates
19 Aug 2026
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Understanding Corporate Announcements

A comprehensive guide to exchange filings and their impact on stock prices.

What are Corporate Announcements?

Corporate announcements are official disclosures made by listed companies to the stock exchanges (NSE and BSE) regarding significant events that could impact their business, financial position, or stock price. As per SEBI regulations (LODR), companies are mandated to report material information immediately to ensure transparency and protect investors from insider trading.

Types of Critical Announcements

  • Board Meetings: Notices of upcoming board meetings to discuss earnings, dividends, stock splits, or fund raising. The outcome of the meeting is also filed immediately after it concludes.
  • Financial Results: Quarterly and annual earnings reports, auditor reports, and investor presentations.
  • Corporate Actions: Declarations of dividends, bonus issues, stock splits, and rights issues.
  • Material Events: Major business updates like securing a large order/contract, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), changes in key managerial personnel (like CEO/CFO resignation), and updates on litigation or regulatory notices (e.g., US FDA observations for pharma companies).
  • Shareholding Updates: Disclosures of insider trading, promoters buying or selling shares, or major institutional block deals.

Trading Based on Announcements

Corporate announcements are the primary catalyst for sudden price gaps and high volatility. Day traders and swing traders actively monitor live announcements to capitalize on the momentum. However, it's crucial to differentiate between "routine" filings and "material" updates. For instance, a small capacity expansion might be routine, but winning a contract equivalent to 20% of a company's annual revenue will trigger an immediate rally.

Frequently asked questions

Where do companies post these announcements?+

Companies are required to post them directly on the NSE and BSE portals under the 'Corporate Announcements' section before releasing them to the media.

What happens if a company fails to disclose material info?+

SEBI can impose heavy fines on the company and its promoters, suspend trading, or initiate investigations for insider trading.

Why did a stock fall despite a 'good' announcement?+

Markets are forward-looking. If a good announcement was already anticipated (priced in), traders might sell the stock to book profits when the actual news hits. This is known as 'buy the rumor, sell the news'.

How fast should I react to an announcement?+

Algorithmic trading bots often react to announcements within milliseconds. For retail traders, it's safer to wait for the initial volatility to settle and analyze the full impact before entering a trade.