Life Insurance Corporation Of India: The board of directors of the corporation in their meeting held on 05.11.2026 have inter-alia considered and…
Life Insurance Corporation Of India (LICI) filed a disclosure titled "The board of directors of the corporation in their meeting held on 05.11.2026 have inter-alia considered and approved unaudited financial results (standalone and". The company is valued at…
What happened
Life Insurance Corporation Of India (LICI) filed a disclosure with the exchanges on 5 November 2026 at 05:27 PM titled "The board of directors of the corporation in their meeting held on 05.11.2026 have inter-alia considered and approved unaudited financial results (standalone and".
Company snapshot
Life Insurance Corporation Of India is a large-cap company in the Financial Services sector, with a market value of about ₹5.16 lakh crore.
The stock last traded at ₹408, against a 52-week range of ₹360.8–₹468.5 (12.9% below the high).
Before this filing the shares had moved +0.9% over the month and +0.6% over three months. Average daily turnover over the last 20 sessions was about ₹246 crore.
Promoters held 96.50% at the end of Q1 FY27. Foreign institutions owned 0.44% and domestic institutions 0.99%.
What history shows
This is not the company's first results disclosure: BCEIE has 1 earlier filing of this kind on record since May 2026.
Across 300 similar disclosures by other Financial Services companies, shares moved −0.9% on average the next day and −1.6% over five days; 42% of them rose the next day.
Market-wide, 10,790 results filings with an impact score of 50 or more saw an average next-day move of −0.3%, with 42% rising.
Past reactions describe what happened before; they are not a forecast.
What to watch
- Management commentary, margins and order book or guidance in the investor presentation.
- 5 November 2026: Board meeting — Financial Results.
In the news
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Source
Automatically written from the exchange filing and BCEIE data. Not investment advice. Check the original filing before acting on it.