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Stock of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited Buy at Target of Rs 414

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited Buy shares at the target price of 414.0 With a stoploss of 400 rupees.


 Dr. CK Narayan, market expert of Chart Advise, has a special suggestion for investors that Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited Buy shares at the target price of 414.0 because now Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited The current market price of Rs 407.5 and market expert has fixed its period of intra-day, when Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd The price can reach its set target. Investors are instructed by Dr. CK Narayan that they should keep stoploss Rs. 400 and strictly adhere to it.

 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited Active in the petroleum sector, incorporated in the year 1952, is a large cap company (market cap - Rs 88397.05 crore).

 For the quarter ended 31-03-2019, the report sold by the company standalone - Rs 73990.42 crore, -6.54% down, last quarter sales - from Rs 79168.84 crore, and 13.41% up from the same quarter last year sales - Rs 65239.31 Million In the latest quarter, the company has net profits after the reported tax of Rs 3124.91 crores.

 On 31-03-2019, the company's total, 2,169,252,744 shares are outstanding.

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