​Cable stock jumps after securing BIS License for manufacturing of power conductors 

During Tuesday’s trading session, shares of one of the leading manufacturers of low-voltage cables and wires surged nearly 2.5 percent on the NSE, after the company announced securing a Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) license for power conductors.

  In a recent trading session that took place on Tuesday, the stock of a prominent manufacturer specializing in low-voltage cables and wires experienced a significant increase. The company’s shares on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) saw a surge of nearly 2.5 percent. This substantial rise in the company’s stock value came in the wake of an announcement that the company had successfully secured a license from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) for power conductors.

The Bureau of Indian Standards, a national body that sets quality benchmarks for products and services in India, has granted this leading cable and wire manufacturer a license for power conductors. This license is a testament to the company’s commitment to maintaining high standards of quality and safety in its products.

The news of the BIS license acquisition was well-received by the market, as evidenced by the nearly 2.5 percent surge in the company’s shares on the NSE. This significant increase underscores the market’s positive response to the company’s continuous efforts to adhere to and exceed established industry standards.

In conclusion, the recent trading session on Tuesday proved to be highly beneficial for this leading manufacturer of low-voltage cables and wires. The company’s commitment to quality and safety, as demonstrated by its acquisition of the BIS license for power conductors, has clearly resonated with investors, leading to a notable surge in its share value on the NSE. 

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