Zaggle Prepaid shares jump 3% , extend 3-day rally to 16%. What's driving the rally?
MeridStreet AI summaryZaggle Prepaid shares jumped 3% on Thursday, continuing their upward trend for the third day in a row. This rally is largely driven by the acquisition of 20 lakh shares by Kedia Securities, a firm backed by investor Vijay Kedia. The acquisition is worth nearly Rs 33 crore, indicating confidence in the company's potential for growth. This sharp rebound comes after a significant decline of 20% following a disappointing earnings report, suggesting that investors are now optimistic about Zaggle Prepaid's future prospects.
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Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services shares are rising due to a significant acquisition by Kedia Securities. This investment could lead to increased confidence in the company's prospects.
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