India Gas Ltd (IGL) shares rose about 3% after the firm raised CNG prices in Delhi-NCR by Rs 3.89 per kg, its fifth increase this year, citing higher imported LNG costs. The higher price is expected to improve the company's revenue and margins. Citi retained its Buy rating, saying the hike could boost realisations. The market move reflects investor optimism about profitability.
IGL shares witnessed an uptick on Monday after the company hiked CNG prices by Rs 3.89 per kg in Delhi-NCR, citing higher imported LNG costs. The increase marks the fifth price hike this year. Citi retained its Buy rating on IGL, saying the latest hike could improve realisations and support margins.
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