CUPID.NSE

Cupid Ltd.

On April 21, Indian equity markets rebounded, with the Nifty 50 rising 0.87% and Sensex up 0.96%. Investors focused on global indicators, particularly the US-Iran talks. Analysts recommend buying Adani Ports, Gujarat Ambuja Exports, AU Small Finance Bank, Delhivery, and Cupid for potential gains.

Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], April 4: In a retail landscape often dominated by headline-grabbing metro brands, Baazar Style Retail Limited has been steadily building something far more grounded and arguably more scalable. Its latest numbers, and a fresh Rs 82.88 crore investment from Cupid Limited, suggest that the market is beginning to take sharper notice.

Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], April 4: In a retail landscape often dominated by headline-grabbing metro brands, Baazar Style Retail Limited has been steadily building something far more grounded and arguably more scalable. Its latest numbers, and a fresh Rs 82.88 crore investment from Cupid Limited, suggest that the market is beginning to take sharper notice.

New Delhi [India], April 3: Cupid Limited (BSE: 530843 | NSE: CUPID), has made the payment of ₹82.88 crore, representing 25% of its total planned investment of ₹331.53 crore in Baazar Style Retail Limited (Style Baazar).

New Delhi [India], April 3: Cupid Limited (BSE: 530843 | NSE: CUPID), has made the payment of ₹82.88 crore, representing 25% of its total planned investment of ₹331.53 crore in Baazar Style Retail Limited (Style Baazar).

What began as a distant conflict in Middle East could now disrupt something as basic as birth control in India. A string of recent reports says the country’s condom manufacturers are grappling with a severe supply-chain crunch, triggering emerging shortages and the risk of sharp price hikes. India’s condom market is large and strategically important. It is valued at about ₹860–8,170 crore rupees and produces more than 400 crore condoms every year. State-run HLL Lifecare Ltd alone makes around 221 crore condoms annually, while major private players like Mankind Pharma and Cupid supply both the domestic and export markets. To keep prices low for a population of 140 crore, the industry runs on a high‑volume, low‑margin model, a structure now being badly shaken, thanks to the American-Israel attacks on Iran that triggered the current Middle East crisis. What is the Middle East condom connection? The problem lies in the raw materials. Condom production depends heavily on anhydrous ammonia, used to stabilise natural rubber latex, and silicone oil, used as lubricant.

What began as a distant conflict in Middle East could now disrupt something as basic as birth control in India. A string of recent reports says the country’s condom manufacturers are grappling with a severe supply-chain crunch, triggering emerging shortages and the risk of sharp price hikes. India’s condom market is large and strategically important. It is valued at about ₹860–8,170 crore rupees and produces more than 400 crore condoms every year. State-run HLL Lifecare Ltd alone makes around 221 crore condoms annually, while major private players like Mankind Pharma and Cupid supply both the domestic and export markets. To keep prices low for a population of 140 crore, the industry runs on a high‑volume, low‑margin model, a structure now being badly shaken, thanks to the American-Israel attacks on Iran that triggered the current Middle East crisis. What is the Middle East condom connection? The problem lies in the raw materials. Condom production depends heavily on anhydrous ammonia, used to stabilise natural rubber latex, and silicone oil, used as lubricant.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 1: Cupid Limited (BSE: 530843 | NSE: CUPID), a premier manufacturer and brand of premium male and female condoms, water based personal lubricants, IVD kits, deodorants, perfumes, almond hair oil, face wash, petroleum jelly and other FMCG Products, announced its strongest quarterly performance in the Company's history, driven by robust growth across key business segments.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 1: Cupid Limited (BSE: 530843 | NSE: CUPID), a premier manufacturer and brand of premium male and female condoms, water based personal lubricants, IVD kits, deodorants, perfumes, almond hair oil, face wash, petroleum jelly and other FMCG Products, announced its strongest quarterly performance in the Company's history, driven by robust growth across key business segments.