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Bharat Coking Coal shares surge over 6% after falling for 6 sessions - What's next for the stock?
Bharat Coking Coal shares surged over 6% in intraday trade on the BSE on Monday, 26 October, looking set to snap their six-session losing
Key points
- eMudhra shares declined about 33.68% over two sessions, falling to Rs 358.15 in intraday trade on Thursday.
- A security flaw affected eight intermediate certificates created under the company's elliptic-curve cryptography root.
- A researcher alerted Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla that the weak keys could potentially be reverse-engineered using AI.
Why it matters. The security flaw has triggered concerns over the potential business and reputational implications for eMudhra's global TLS business.
Bharat Coking Coal shares surged over 6% in intraday trade on the BSE on Monday, 26 October, looking set to snap their six-session losing streak. Bharat Coking Coal share price opened at ₹31.36 against its previous close of ₹29.78 and jumped 6.5% to an intraday high of ₹31.73.Why are Bharat Coking Coal shares rising? The stock jumped following the announcement of Q2FY27 results.
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Bharat Coking Coal shares surge over 6% after falling for 6 sessions - What's next for the stock?
The stock jumped following the announcement of Q2FY27 results. The company's revenue from operations for the quarter stood at ₹4,412.6 crore compared to ₹3,173.25 crore. Bharat Coking Coal shares surged over 6% in intraday trade on the BSE on Monday, 26 October, looking set to snap their six-session losing streak. Bharat Coking Coal share price opened at ₹31.36 against its previous close of ₹29.78 and jumped 6.5% to an intraday high of ₹31.73.Why are Bharat Coking Coal shares rising?The stock jumped following the announcement of Q2FY27 results. The company's revenue from operations for the quarter stood at ₹4,412.6 crore compared to ₹3,173.25 crore.Profit for the quarter came at ₹123.74 crore compared to a loss of ₹53 crore in the same quarter last year.What's next for the stock?The stock is down 10% in last 6 months. It has been gradually moving lower in a lower highs and lower lows formation below its key moving averages.According to Vipin Kumar, AVP-Research at Globe Capital Market, the chart structure remains negative as long as the stock is trading below the ₹33.50– ₹35.50 zone, and any bounce-back rally towards these levels will attract sellers' interest around that zone. Immediate support on the downside is placed around the ₹29– ₹28 zone, said Kumar.Aditya Thukral, founder and analyst at AT Research and Risk Managers, said Bharat Coking Coal has been in a downtrend with.
eMudhra Shares Crash 17% Today, Down Over 34% in Two Sessions: Why Is This Stock Falling?
The sell-off comes after a researcher flagged a security flaw in eight intermediate certificates issued by the Indian certificate authority. Shares of Bengaluru-based digital certification firm eMudhra Ltd continued their sharp decline on Thursday, October 22, extending losses for a second consecutive session after a researcher flagged a security flaw in eight intermediate certificates issued by the Indian certificate authority. The stock fell 17.09% to Rs 358.15 in intraday trade, as of 12:10 pm. It had already plunged 20% in the previous session on Wednesday, October 21, to close at Rs 432 on the NSE, triggering concerns over the potential business and reputational implications of the incident. From its previous closing price of Rs 540 on October 20, eMudhra shares have declined about 33.68% to Rs 358.15 in two sessions, eroding Rs 181.85 per share. Why Are eMudhra Shares Falling? The sell-off follows revelations of a weak security affecting eight intermediate Certificate Authorities (CAs) associated with eMudhra’s global Transport Layer Security (TLS) business. According to the company’s statement issued on October 21, the affected certificates were created under its elliptic-curve cryptography (ECC) root during a key generation ceremony conducted on April 30, 2025. A flaw in the process resulted in the generation of a second set of weak cryptographic keys alongside the orig.
eMudhra shares crash 34 percent in three sessions near 52-week low
Shares of certificate authority eMudhra suffered a steep sell-off, dropping 15 percent in intraday trade on the BSE to touch ₹367. The decline brings the stock close to its 52-week low of ₹365.75 recorded on March 30. Market experts note the sharp correction follows security researcher reports flagging flaws in intermediate certificates issued by the firm. The stock has now lost 34 percent of its value over three consecutive sessions.