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EDITOR’S DESK Volume: XI Issue :(3) March 2010 Editor: Rajat Prasad
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espite a tedious start of the year 2010, we ended February on a sound note. Markets welcomed the Union budget 2010-2011 with zeal. The FM has exceeded himself in delivering a budget that even the critics have found hard to criticize (off course with some grey areas.) This budget has given a very positive boost to the rural economy as well. The best part of this budget is that now the people will have extra money through tax savings, which will improvise the saving and investment scenario in the country. Therefore we have decided to give good investment opportunities through our cover story –“Global warriors - Dawn of Indian MNCs”
Healthy dividends, rich bonuses and often excellent capital appreciation have made the stocks of multinational companies - the darlings of equity investors. It gives a psychological relief to investor that he is getting exposure to high growth geographical areas. But the question arises why investors feel safe in investing multinationals and what are best options for investing among n number of MNCs? This is exactly what this issue's cover story is all about. It gazes into various aspect of multinational companies, their global operations and the facts what made them an eye catcher for every investor. Selecting the company for investment is not an easy task, and catching any MNC out of that definitely needs great effort and time to be devoted. There are several instances of Indian companies who have become MNCs in their own right through sizeable investments made abroad or becoming suppliers of choice for global companies by leveraging lower costs in India. So the important point to remember while investing in any MNC is to keep in mind all the factors as well as challenges. In this cover story we have also given details of six good investment multinational companies. We hope this will help you to make good amount of money and also enriches your knowledge about how to select a right investment option for your future.
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TA U R U S M U T U A L F U N D ANNOUNCES CHANGE IN FACE VALUE OF ITS SCHEME. Taurus Mutual Fund has announced to change the face value of Taurus Liquid Fund and Taurus Ultra Short Term Bond Fund from Rs 10 per unit to Rs 1000 per unit. The change will be applicable under all the plans of both the schemes. Taurus Liquid Fund is an open end liquid scheme with the investment objective to generate steady and reasonable income, with low risk and high level of liquidity from a portfolio of money market securities and high quality debt. Taurus Ultra Short Term Bond Fund is an open end debt scheme with the investment objective to generate returns with high liquidity and low volatility from a portfolio of money market and debt instruments. The change will be effective form 20th February, 2010.
PEERLESS MUTUAL FUND LAUNCHES ITS MAIDEN FUNDS. Peerless Mutual Fund has launched two funds - Peerless Liquid Fund and Peerless Ultra Short Term Fund. The new fund offer would remain open from 17th February, 2010 to 18th February 2010. Peerless Liquid Fund is an open ended liquid scheme with investment objective to provide a high level of liquidity with reasonable returns commensurating with low risk through a portfolio of money market and debt securities. Peerless Ultra Short Term Fund is an open ended debt scheme with investment objective to provide optimal returns and liquidity to the investors by investing primarily in a mix of money market and short term debt instruments which results in a portfolio having
marginally higher maturity as compared to a liquid fund at the same time maintaining a balance between safety and liquidity. The minimum application amount under the both the scheme is Rs 5000 for retail plan, Rs. 1 crore for institutional Plan and Rs. 5 crore for super institutional plan. The schemes will be benchmarked against CRISIL Liquid Fund Index and will be managed by Mr. Ganti N Murthy.
FRANKLIN TEMPLETON MUTUAL FUND ANNOUNCES REVSION OF ITS SCHEMES. Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund has decided to merge its schemes Templeton Monthly Income Plan - Half Yearly Dividend Plan and Growth Plan into FT India Monthly Income Plan - Plan B. The changes will be effective from 16th March, 2010. Investors who do not agree with the revision, can redeem their investments between 18th February, 2010 to 19th March, 2010 without any exit load. The investment objective of the FT India Monthly Income Plan - Plan B is to provide regular income through a portfolio of predominantly high quality fixed income securities with a maximum exposure of 20 per cent to equities. The scheme will be managed by Mr. Pallab Roy, Mr. Anand Radhakrishnan and Mr. Vivek Ahuja.
RELIGARE MUTUAL FUND REVISES EXIT LOAD STRUCTURE UNDER RELIGARE ACTIVE INCOME FUND . Religare Mutual Fund has revised exit load structure under it scheme Religare Active Income Fund. As per the revision the scheme will charge 1 per cent exit load if units are redeemed within 90 days from the date of allotment. Currently the scheme does not charge any exit load. The change has been effective from 16th February, 2010. Religare Active Income Fund is an open ended income scheme with investment objective to generate optimal returns while maintaining liquidity through active management of the portfolio by investing in debt and money market instrument.
BENCHMARK MUTUAL FUND LAUNCHES BENCHMARK HANG SENG BEES FUND .
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Benchmark Mutual Fund has launched a new open ended ETF index scheme, Hang Seng Benchmark Exchange Traded Scheme. The new fund offer would remain open from 15th February, 2010 to 24th February 2010. The scheme seeks to provide returns that, before expenses, closely correspond to the total returns of securities as represented by Hang Seng . Index of Hang Seng Data Services Limited, by investing in the securities in the same proportion as in the Index. The scheme offers only growth option. The scheme will allocate 90 per cent to 100 per cent of assets in securities constituting Hang Seng Index with medium to high risk profile. And it would further invest up to 10 per cent of assets in money market instruments, government securities, bonds, debt instruments and cash at call, mutual fund schemes or overseas exchange traded funds based on Hang Seng Index with low risk profile. The minimum application amount under the scheme is Rs. 10000 and in multiples of Re.1 thereafter. The scheme will be benchmarked against Hang Seng Index and will be managed by Mr. Vishal Jain and Ms. Payal Kaipunjal.
BIRLA SUN LIFE MUTUAL FUND REVISES LOAD STRUCTURE UNDER SHORT TERM OPPORTUNITIES FUND. Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund has revised the exit load structure under its scheme Birla Sun Life Short Term Opportunities Fund. As per the revision the scheme will charge 0.25 per cent exit load if units are redeemed within 50 days from the date of allotment. As of now the scheme charges 0.25 per cent if the units are redeemed within 120 days from the date of allotment. The change will be effective from 15th February, 2010. The investment objective of the Birla Sun Life Short Term Opportunities Fund is to generate regular income by investing primarily in investment grade fixed income securities and money market instruments with short to medium term maturities and across the credit spectrum within the universe of investment grade rating.
CORPORATE NEWS 1. Shree Renuka buys 51% in Brazil sugar firm. Shree Renuka Sugars, among the country's largest sugar producers, has signed an agreement with Brazilian conglomerate Group Equipav to buy a controlling 50.79 per cent in Equipav S A ACUCAR e ALCOOL (Equipav) for Rs 1,530 crore or $329 million.. The deal is the largest by a domestic sugar producer and puts the company among the world's top three sugar players from its current position among the top ten. Equipav is among Brazil's largest sugar and ethanol manufacturers and its acquisition will enable the Indian company to source more than 50 per cent of its annual requirement of raw sugar annually. Brazil is the world's largest producer and exporter of sugar and India is the largest consumer. After the acquisition, Renuka's cane crushing capacity will go up to 1,15,000 tonnes a day. The deal is subject to the approval of an acceptable debt restructuring package by Equipav's lenders.
2. ArcelorMittal to buy 4.9% promoter stake in UttamGalva.
The world's largest steel-maker ArcelorMittal will hike its stake in UttamGalva to 33.7% following a 4.9% promoter stake transfer. Last October ArcelorMittal had entered into an
agreement to purchase a 5.6% stake in UttamGalva and two months later launched the open offer to buy an additional 29% stake at Rs120 a share. The open offer was originally for 29%.Following conversion of certain convertible bonds, the underlying equity structure of the company has been changed. So, the open offer has become 28.8% and we are selling 4.9% through a share purchase agreement...
3. Re-power gets wind turbin orders from French firm. Repower, in which Suzlon Energy holds a majority stake, got an order from Francebased EOLE-RES SA to supply 26 wind turbines .REpower has entered into an agreement with EOLE-RES SA to supply 26 wind turbines of 2 MW each, generating a total capacity of 52 MW .The 26 wind turbines are to be delivered and commissioned by October 2010.
Anil Ambani-led Reliance MediaWorks made a public offer to buy an additional 52.48% stake in the multiplex chain operator Fame India for about Rs 180.14 crore, countering an existing takeover bid by rival Inox Leisure. Recently, Inox Leisure had signed an agreement to acquire 43.28% promoter's stake in Fame India and earlier this month made an open offer to buy another 20% stake, at a price of Rs 51 per share.At present, three Anil Ambani group firms — Reliance MediaWorks, Reliance Capital Partners and Reliance Capital — together hold about 10.26% stake in Fame. The offer is made on a voluntary basis and is subject to regulatory approvals. Reliance MediaWorks said the offer to get control of Fame would help it consolidate its position in the movie exhibition industry.Inox's open offer for an additional 20% stake in Fame is to begin on April 1 and end on April 20.
4. Siemens to invest Rs1,600 cr in India in 3 years.
6. RIL produces gas worth $1.5 bn from D6 fields.
Technology major Siemens will invest Rs1,600 crore in India over the next three years for venturing into wind turbine manufacturing and scaling up existing production capacity. Of the total investment, Rs500 crore would be used for setting up a high- end technology wind turbine manufacturing facility in the country. The plant would be operational by 2012 and will produce turbines with a capacity of 200 MW per year initially. The rest of the investment will go in research and development activities as well as augmenting manufacturing capacity for its products in signaling and metal technologies and healthcare solutions.
Reliance Industries-operated D6 gas field in the Krishna-Godavari (KG) basin has produced more than 10 bn cubic meters of natural gasworth over $1.5bn in the first 10months.RIL commenced gas production from its KG-D6 on April 2, 2009.The (gas) production has helped industries particularly power and fertiliser sectors.As per an oil ministry's note, about 22 million standard cubic meter per day (MMSCMD) gas from KGD6 is supplied to power units.This has helped in generating an additional 5,000 MW power. It not only reduced the cost of producing power but also revived four stranded power plants in Andhra Pradesh As per an oil ministry's note, about 22 million standard cubic meter per day (MMSCMD) gas from KG-D6 is supplied to power units..
5. Rel Media makes counter bid for Fame at Rs 83.40 a share.
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Review & Analysis Security Name ACC BHEL Bharti Airtel DLF Grasim Inds HDFC HDFC Bank Hind. Unilever Hindalco Inds. ICICI Bank Infosys Tech. ITC JP Associates Larsen & Toubro M&M Maruti Suzuki NTPC ONGC Ranbaxy Labs. Rel. Comm. Reliance Inds. Reliance Infra. St Bk of India Sterlite Inds. Sun Pharma. Tata Motors Tata Power Co. Tata Steel TCS Wipro
24/02/1 24/01/1 0 0 917.25 2375.2 276.35 289.25 2656.45 2464.2 1687.45 235.35 153 851.4 2612.45 247.3 129.4 1536.85 958.85 1401.05 200.2 1108.2 454.05 154.9 964.35 959.15 1914.45 751.25 1522.7 668.7 1265.05 567.35 766.75 670.15
903 2377 330 344 2623 2381 1677 263 159 830 2542 255 141 1490 1071 1446 223 1121 463 179 1042 1061 2091 802 1444 768 1319 609 756 694.05
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1.58 -0.08 -16.26 -15.92 1.28 3.49 0.62 -10.51 -3.77 2.58 2.77 -3.02 -8.23 3.14 -10.47 -3.11 -10.22 -1.14 -1.93 -13.46 -7.45 -9.60 -8.44 -6.33 5.45 -12.93 -4.09 -6.84 1.42 -3.44
17220.45 116270.79 104937.28 49097.3 24354.33 70591.94 77045.59 52054.71 29282.67 94891.09 149834.45 94082.81 27492.32 92549.11 27731.86 40479.14 165074.11 237029.58 19093.71 31971.67 315362.69 21717.07 121544.6 63135.05 31538.16 36389.98 30020.9 50335.86 150068.31 98374.67
10.72 31.02 11.2 126.31 11.14 26.81 28.09 23.89 19.27 25.22 25.22 24.49 31.41 30.15 14.84 19.42 18.71 15.6 33.39 23.33 20.54 17.42 12.1 80.95 29.55 21.75 28.24 11.59 28.39 21.84
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Indian Market
World Market
5007 -1.42%
17.55 --17.38%
14017 -6.08%
BSE_SENSEX
NIFTY
Bse Infra
BSE Capital Goods
9702 -1.23%
Bse Bank
7243 -5.48%
BSE AUTO
9717 -6.16%
4528 -0.75%
16780 -3.13%
Bse Psu
10014 -4.20%
Bse Oil & Gas
10196 1.23%
DOW
2210 2210 1.27% 1.27%
NASDAQ
20598 0.05%
HANG SENG
10512 -3.67%
NIKKEI
Realty Losers Company Orbit Corpn. Indbull.RealEst. Phoenix Mills DLF Anant Raj Inds
25/02/2010 24/01/10 %change 240.9 349.5 -31.07 160.1 191.3 -16.31 181.3 212.8 -14.80 297.15 344 -13.62 122.9 139.9 -12.15
25/02/2010 24/01/10 %change 228.25 301.3 -24.24 429.05 515.7 -16.80 18.15 20.75 -12.53 237.75 269.6 -11.81 369.35 418.35 -11.71
IT Loseres Company Tech Mahindra Aptech Rolta India Moser Baer (I) NIIT
25/02/2010 24/01/10 %change 893.45 893.45 -15.04 163.6 163.6 -7.70 176.8 176.8 -6.50 75.85 75.85 -6.42 64.85 64.85 -4.77
25/02/2010 24/01/10 %change 51.65 74.5 -30.67 151.75 213.15 -28.81 228.25 301.3 -24.24 171.3 225.9 -24.17 411.9 539.2 -23.61
Oil & Gas Gainers Company Rel.Nat.Resour. Aban Offshore Essar Oil Reliance Inds. Cairn India
25/02/2010 24/01/10 %change 103.95 90.15 15.31 178.05 157.65 12.94 1361.55 1249.55 8.96 168.7 157.8 6.91 2622 2521.6 3.98
Bank Losers Company IOB Karnataka Bank Bank of India Yes Bank St Bk of India
25/02/2010 24/01/10 %change 86.6 105.45 -17.88 110.65 131 -15.53 327.25 381.95 -14.32 224.75 245.9 -8.60 1914.45 2093.35 -8.55
Metals Losers Company Jai Corp NMDC Ispat Inds. Welsp.Guj.Stahl Natl. Aluminium
Mid Cap Losers Company Andrew Yule & Co Bajaj Hindusthan Jai Corp Sh.Renuka Sugar Jet Airways
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FIXED DEPOSITS
NEWS ON FIXED DEPOSIT Rising prices are not just pinching your pockets, but are also affecting your incomes, eating into the returns on bank fixed deposits (FDs). The annual inflation rate based on the wholesale price index (WPI) for January, 2010, released on Monday, shot up to 8.56 per cent, much above the interest rate offered by banks at present. WPI inflation was at 7.31 per cent in December, 2009. Most banks' FDs are for maturities ranging from one to three years. State Bank of India (SBI) offers 5.25-6.5 per cent for such deposits. With inflation overshooting this level, the real return on such deposits is in negative. Pensioners, who depend significantly on the interest income from their deposits, either in banks or post office small savings (POSS) schemes, are the worst affected.But there is a silver lining to it, too. "Borrowers would benefit from this situation, for the interest they pay is less than the prevailing inflation rate," said G. A. Tadas, managing director (MD) and CEO of IDBI Gilts.For instance, the value of Rs 100 deposited with a bank for one year carrying 5.25 per cent interest would fetch Rs 5.25 towards annual interest. But due to inflation, the real value of this would have come down by 8.56 per cent. That means the real value of the deposit of Rs 100 has fallen to Rs 96.69.
The same logic applies to the borrowers as well. For purchasing a house property, one can now borrow at eight per cent per annum. But if inflation is taken into consideration, the rate should have been at least 0.56 paisa more, that is, Rs 8.56. Thus, that too, is a saving.
risk profile, age and objectives over different time spans. Usually, as one progresses in age, the risk appetite diminishes, meaning they should reduce their exposure to risky assets.
However, it would be more appropriate to benchmark home and auto loans to the consumer price index (CPI) than the WPI, Tadas said. CPI consists of more daily necessities than WPI. But there are different CPIs for different sections, such as industrial and agricultural laborers. For close to a year now, CPI has been ruling in the double digits.
Some customers were not ready to shift their investments from bank deposits, whatever the investment climate. “After a long dissociation from the capital markets only last month retail investors started coming back. But as the market turned volatile of late, they are averse again.�
The value of money diminishes to the extent of the rate of inflation, whether the money is deposited in a bank, POSS schemes or kept in hand. “However, borrowers (particularly under the flexible rate schemes) have to keep in mind that the lending rates will also go up in tandem with inflation," warns Tadas. Many investors were not convinced about the argument that the value of their investments in deposits would come down when inflation rises. They don't even know that they should consider inflation, interest rates and taxation before zeroing on an investment decision.A lot of financial education is required in this regard. They feel bank deposit is a safe investment giving them at least six per cent guaranteed return, despite the value of their investments diminishing over time. Financial planners advice customers based on their asset allocation,
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How the FD value erodes? The value of Rs 100 deposited with a bank for one year carrying 5.25 per cent interest (now offered by SBI) would fetch Rs 5.25 towards annual interest. But due to inflation, the real value of this would have fallen by 8.56 per cent (WPI rise in January, 2010). That means the real value of the deposit of Rs 100 has fallen to Rs 96.69. However, borrowers too, would benefit as the interest they pay is less than the prevailing inflation rate. Many investors do not even know that they should consider inflation, interest rates and taxation before zeroing on an investment decision. Bank Fixed Deposits regained their lost glory during the hardening of interest rates so much so that they even scored over government saving schemes. However taking a cue from recent Government policies banks have been slashing the deposit rates for the last few months. Bankers attribute this trend to surplus liquidity in the system as well as lower credit off take. Whatever be the case term deposit schemes have still not lost their attraction, particularly in view of the lack of good investment options in the markets.
Tax saving Fixed Deposits good tool for investors. March is just a week away and investments are probably taking priority. Now a days an instrument which is getting popular is the 5 year tax saving deposits.
account deposits constitute close to
Company Fixed Deposits
one-third of our total liability, so
As much as 55% of the Indian savings find their way to bank FDs. Over the past one year FD found their way to bank FD interest rates from nationalized banks have gone down from 8%9% to around 6%-6.5% now for a period of 1-3 years.with FD rates from banks coming down investors seeking high returns from fixed income products are investing in company FDs. Company FD work for investors seeking assured returns higher than the bank FDs.
points once we start calculating interest on a daily basis. Our savings
there will be some impact due to this move. Our cost of deposits may go up by 60-70 bps. However, we may not pass the additional burden to customers," Bhatt said.However, with the incorporation of the base rate system from 1st April, 2010 the average yield on advances may
FIXED DEPOSITES RATES LIKELY TO RISE BY MAY
compensate for the reduction in
Apart from the difficulties arising due to base
margins.
rate system coming into effect from April 1, 2010, the Reserve Bank of India's directive to calculate interest on savings bank deposits on daily basis will put SBI under great pressure in
SOME FIXED DEPOSIT NEWS
terms of margin.But Chairman Mr. O.P.Bhatt
Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) EPFO may 8.5% on PF deposits so the EPFO subscribers are likely to get 8.5% of interest on their PF deposits for 2010 11.Maintaining 8.5% interest rate for 2010-11 would leave a surplus of Rs.15.26 cr. Whereas EPFO would face a deficit of Rs.426.53 crs if it gives a return of 8.75 % to its subscribers. Birla Sun Life starts funds for the Risk Averse
said that it will not let this pressure affect its customers. The bank is unlikely to increase deposit rates till May- June as per Mr. Bhatt. As on December end, the bank had a liquidity overhang of Rs. 75,000 crores.As a resultant of the increase in cash reserve ratio by 75 basis points by RBI, IDBI bank and HDFC Bank have increased fixed deposit rates. The payment of interest on savings deposits on
On February this year Birla Sun Life mutual funds has launched capital protection oriented fund as an alternative investment avenue for traditional investors putting their money in FD.
"Our operating margin will come under pressure by 20-25 basis
a daily basis is likely to have an impact up to 25 basis points on margins of SBI.
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increase which in turn might
As per Mr. Bhatt, SBI's base rate is likely to be in the range of 8-9%. The Indian Banks Association (IBA) is in regular discussion with RBI regarding the various issues arising out of the base rate system. Some of these issues are loan pricing to bank employees, priority sector lending like lending to housing firms.
BANKS EYE BUDGET PUSH TO FIXED DEPOSITS Banks have sought the Finance Minister's intervention in the upcoming Budget to enhance the attractiveness of parking money in deposits .Among others, they want the exemption limit for tax deducted at source (TDS) in respect of interest earned on term deposits enhanced by 10 times to Rs 1 lakh, inclusion of interest earned on deposits up to Rs 25,000 as an eligible item for deduction under Section 80C of the Income-Tax Act, and halving the TDS rate to 10 per cent on interest earned on NonResident Indian deposits According to the existing provisions of Section 194A of the Income-Tax Act, 1961, if interest credited or paid during a financial year exceeds Rs 10,000 then TDS (at the rate of 10 per cent) is applicable. Banks want this exemption limit hiked to Rs 1 lakh for two reasons. First, the enhanced limit would be in keeping with the increased basic exemption limit as well as to improve the savings habit of people. Second, it would substantially reduce the burden of compliance pertaining to TDS for banks. Given that the average income levels of the Indian population are improving, banks, under the aegis of the Indian Banks' Association, have sought inclusion of interest earned on deposits up to Rs 25,000 as an eligible item for deduction under section 80C of the Income Tax Act and the maximum deduction allowed under this section should be doubled to Rs 2 lakh.
This move, said a banker, would promote savings habit and divert majority of the savings towards capital formation. Under Section 80C, among others, premiums towards life insurance and unit-linked insurance plans, subscription to public provident fund, employee's contribution to provident fund, investment in National Savings Certificate and ELSS, and repayment of principal amount in a home loan, qualify for deduction (up to a maximum limit of Rs 1 lakh) from a tax payer's gross total income i.e. the tax liability can be reduced by Rs 1 lakh. To ensure level playing field for bank deposits as compared with other eligible instruments (such as equity linked savings scheme of mutual funds), banks want the minimum time frame for inclusion of bank deposits for the purposes of eligibility under Section 80C to be reduced from five years to three years. To encourage NRIs to place their money with banks, the Association has sought lowering of the TDS rate on interest earned on NRI deposits under section 115E to 10 per cent from 20 per cent. Further, the TDS rate applicable on NRI deposits with a foreign bank (currently 30 per cent) should be on par with that for Indian banks.
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Relief -- provision for bad debts Provision for bad and doubtful debts should be fully deductible if it is in accordance with the RBI guidelines, say bankers. In this regard, the upper cap (i.e. 7.5 per cent of total yearly income plus 10 per cent of the average rural advances) as prescribed under section 36(1) (viia) of the IT Act should be removed as RBI guidelines are mandatory. Banks should be excluded from minimum alternate tax whereby provision made for diminution in the value of any asset is added back to the total income for income tax purposes. The reason: the RBI has mandated creation of such provisions and the relevant guidelines have been prescribed under prudential norms on income recognition, asset classification and provisioning pertaining to advances and prudential norms for classification, valuation and operation of investment portfolio
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Global Warriors – Dawn of Indian MNCs Multinational corporations are business entities that operate in more than one country. The typical multinational corporation or MNC normally functions with a headquarters that is based in one country, while other facilities are based in locations in other countries. In some circles, a multinational corporation is referred to as a multinational enterprise (MBE) or a transnational corporation (TNC). The exact model for an MNC may vary slightly. One common model is for the multinational corporation is the positioning of the executive headquarters in one nation, while production facilities are located in one or more other countries. This model often allows the company to take advantage of benefits of incorporating in a given locality, while also being able to produce goods and services in areas where the cost of production is lower.Another structural model for a multinational organization or MNO is to base the parent company in one nation and operate subsidiaries in other countries around the world. With this model, just about all the functions of the parent are based in the country of origin. The subsidiaries more or less function independently, outside of a few basic ties to the parent.A third approach to the setup of an MNC involves the establishment of a headquarters in one
country that oversees a diverse conglomeration that stretches to many different countries and industries. With this model, the MNC includes affiliates, subsidiaries and possibly even some facilities that report directly to the headquarters. The idea of a multinational corporation has been around for centuries. Some trace the origins of the concept back to the Dutch East India Company of the 17th century, as the corporate structure involved a presence in more than one country. During the 19th and 20th centuries, the idea of a company that functioned in more than one nation became increasingly common. In the 21st century, this business model continues to be highly desirable.There are several ways that an MNC can come into existence. One approach is to intentionally establish a new company with headquarters in one country while producing goods and services in facilities located elsewhere. In other instances, the multinational corporation comes about due to mergers between two or more companies based in different countries. Acquisitions and hostile takeovers also sometimes result in the creation of multinational corporations.
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In a world that continues to become more interconnected each day, a multinational corporation sometimes has a greater ability to adapt to economic and political shifts that function in a single nation. Along with decreasing costs associated with producing core products, this business model also opens the door for diversification, which often makes it possible for a company to remain solvent even when one division or subsidiary is posting a temporary loss.
Why invest in an Indian MNC? Stocks of multinational companies have always been the darlings of equity investors. The reasons are not far to seek. Focus on shareholder value, access to capital and technology, healthy dividends, rich bonuses and often excellent capital appreciation. But, growth in Indian economy has given rise to Indian MNC. Companies are aggressively expanding their operations overseas. This is done to increase revenue streams, utilise core competencies to service a wider area, to be present in areas with high growth or high future potential or to hedge against fluctuation in earnings in India.
From the view point of an investor, investing in an MNC allows him to spread his net wide. It allows him to have an exposure to a high growth geographical area without buying a stock in an overseas market and thus hedge his risk of depending on income from India only.
Things to keep in mind while investing in an MNC? Catching MNCs before they take off isn't a worry-free process. There are many MNCs which catch the fancy of the markets and quote at astronomic valuations. But, investors who fall for them also burn their fingers. Here we present an essential tips and oldfashioned investing prudence for picking correct MNCs for investing. Stage of investment cycle: Pick stocks either at the end of the capital investment cycle or after critical sales volumes are achieved. Bottom line growth takes off here. You can also look at investing when a re-rating happens. New products or services: Look for innovations in consumer goods, and new applications in commodity type businesses to drive growth. Only such growth is sustainable. Growth: In businesses like foods or personal care, initial costs can be very high. But the eventual goal of strong, consistent sales growth of 25% or more makes all the risk worthwhile. Strong global presence: Subsidiaries of parents with a technological edge, a dominant market share or those consolidating their position through takeovers are likely winners. Track the overseas performance: Search for clues in the company's performance outside India. Through the Internet, it's easy to download annual reports and also read news about the performance across the world. Ignore valuations: The PE for an MNC in its early stages of growth is irrelevant; the company could be losing money purely through strict accounting norms. Look beyond numbers: Also, since a balance sheet won't tell about key strengths like brand image or technology, it actually does help to ignore the numbers in such cases. Due diligence: Run your own due diligence by consuming the products of an MNC in the processed foods business, or one that sells personal care products. It's not critical that you like the product. But if you see lots of others who do, you may like your stock returns. Don't overpay: Don't get swayed by the market's initial euphoria for a young MNC. Since you are buying for the very long term, you can afford to wait until the price is right for your budget.
Diversify: It always pays to hedge. But if you do your homework right, you won't need to spread your risk over more than a handful of such MNCs, so you can track them easily.
it's much harder to predict the success of a branded product, since it is affected by factors like trends in disposable income and consumer preference, the interplay of which defies forecasters. Even demonstrably superior brands are written Have patience: Once you find the right off several times over by analysts before stock, remember it is patience and not they finally came good. A qualitative money power or gut feel that's the secret of assessment of the company and its successful investing over the long term. products may be one's best option.
Gestation period: A company's financials can take quite a beating as it spends time and money fine tuning a product to suit local requirements, creating demand through advertising and setting up a distribution network to ensure the product's availability. Meanwhile, the stock price can suffer. Patience helps, as does recognising the stage of the investment cycle your stock is in. You can then have a realistic idea of how much return to expect in what time. For instance, Tata had to pay a lot of money for Jaguar-Land Rover. And its stock price is bearing the brunt even today. But a closer look will reveal how the company is going about restructuring Forecasting difficulties: Predicting Jaguar-Land Rover. This means that one commodity demand is relatively easy. Lots of construction would drive cement d e m a n d , f o r i n s t a n c e . H o w e v e r,
Type of business: Eliminate businesses where the economic environment makes even the best companies struggle. The safe options are clearly fast moving consumer goods, telecom, oil & gas and pharma. These businesses require deep pockets, ability to brand a product and constant innovation to ensure a supply of new products. Not surprisingly, MNC stocks do well. It gets a little trickier in commodity type business. But often their parent companies not only have the technological edge to stay ahead in their businesses, but also differentiate their products from their nearest competitors.
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can start expecting returns over a three to five-year horizon. Strength in home turf: In the capital goods and process industries, a continuous flow of technology from the parent is crucial for the success of the subsidiary. While in a consumer oriented business, new products and line extensions are necessary to stay ahead of competition. In short, a strong parent with deep pockets will ensure that its subsidiaries grow into stable and profitable businesses over the long term.
factory automation solutions, highprecision tooling and plastic and electronic components for automotive and computer applications, and automotive retailing and service operations.
Some companies have made remarkable progress in the past fifteen years. They have transformed themselves from being tentative, small, primarily domestic players into confident global corporations that seek to take on the world. Despite the bullish sentiment in India and the high level of confidence among Indian executives in their ability to manage multinational corporations, one must not forget that the “Indian multinational� is still in an embryonic stage. Companies are products of their environments, and India's global powerhouses must therefore grapple with both the advantages and the disadvantages of operating out of India. Despite having many advantages, many foreigners, especially Westerners visiting India for the first time, are amazed at how Indians can function effectively in what they view as the challenging Indian business environment.
Few Indian MNCs Tata Motors Tata Motors Limited is India's largest automobile company, with consolidated revenues of Rs.70,938.85 crores (US$ 14 billion) in 2008-09. It is the leader in commercial vehicles in each segment, and among the top three in passenger vehicles with winning products in the compact, midsize car and utility vehicle segments. The company is the world's fourth largest truck manufacturer, and the world's second largest bus manufacturer. Through its subsidiaries, the company is engaged in engineering and automotive solutions, construction equipment manufacturing, automotive vehicle components manufacturing and supply chain activities, machine tools and
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T h e r e c h r i s t e n e d Ta t a D a e w o o Commercial Vehicles Company has launched several new products in the Korean market, while also exporting these products to several international markets. Today two-thirds of heavy commercial vehicle exports out of South Korea are from Tata Daewoo. In 2005, Tata Motors acquired a 21% stake in Hispano Carrocera, a reputed Spanish bus and coach manufacturer, and subsequently the remaining stake in 2009. Hispano's presence is being expanded in other markets. In 2006, Tata Motors formed a joint venture with the Brazil-based Marcopolo, a global leader in body-building for buses and coaches to manufacture fullybuilt buses and coaches for India and select international markets. In 2006, Tata Motors entered into joint venture with Thonburi Automotive Assembly Plant Company of Thailand to manufacture and market the company's pickup vehicles in Thailand. The new plant of Tata Motors (Thailand) has begun production of the Xenon pickup truck, with the Xenon having been launched in Thailand in 2008. Tata Motors is also expanding its international footprint, established through exports since 1961. The company's commercial and passenger vehicles are already being marketed in several countries in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, South East Asia, South Asia and South America. It has franchisee/joint venture assembly operations in Kenya, Bangladesh, Ukraine, Russia, Senegal and South Africa.
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Established in 1945, Tata Motors' presence indeed cuts across the length and breadth of India. Over 40 lakh Tata vehicles ply on Indian roads, since the first rolled out in 1954. The company's manufacturing base in India is spread across Jamshedpur (Jharkhand), Pune (Maharashtra), Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), Pantnagar (Uttarakhand) and Dharwad (Karnataka). Following a strategic alliance with Fiat in 2005, it has set up an industrial joint venture with Fiat Group Automobiles at Ranjangaon (Maharashtra) to produce both Fiat and Tata cars and Fiat powertrains. The company is establishing a new plant at Sanand (Gujarat). The company's dealership, sales, services and spare parts network comprises over 3500 touchpoints; Tata Motors also distributes and markets Fiat branded cars in India.Tata Motors, the first company from India's engineering sector to be listed in the New York Stock Exchange (September 2004), has also emerged as an international automobile company. Through subsidiaries and associate companies, Tata Motors has operations in the UK, South Korea, Thailand and Spain. Among them is Jaguar Land Rover, a business comprising the two iconic British brands that was acquired in 2008. In 2004, it acquired the Daewoo Commercial Vehicles Company, South Korea's second largest truck maker.
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The foundation of the company's growth over the last 50 years is a deep understanding of economic stimuli and customer needs, and the ability to translate them into customer-desired offerings through leading edge R&D. With over 3,000 engineers and scientists, the company's Engineering Research Centre, established in 1966, has enabled pioneering technologies and products. The company today has R&D centres in Pune, Jamshedpur, Lucknow, Dharwad in India, and in South Korea, Spain, and the UK.
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Tata Motors is equally focussed on environment-friendly technologies in emissions and alternative fuels. . It has developed electric and hybrid vehicles both for personal and public transportation. It has also been implementing several environmentfriendly technologies in manufacturing processes, significantly enhancing resource conservation.
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Sun Pharma came into existence as a start-up with just 5 products in 1983. It is now an international speciality pharma company with over 8000 people, 19 manufacturing locations (including four in the US, one in Hungary and one in Bangladesh), two research centres and a presence in 30 countries. It makes speciality pharmaceuticals and active pharmaceutical ingredients. Its brands are prescribed in chronic therapy areas like cardiology, psychiatry, neurology, gastroenterology, diabetology and respiratory problems. Sun has reached leadership in each of the therapy areas that it operates in, and is rated among the leading companies by key customers.
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In addition to Sun's strength in India, it is aggressively expanding overseas. Its biggest overseas subsidiary is Caraco. Based in Detroit, Michigan, Caraco develops, manufactures, market and distributes generic and private label pharmaceuticals and markets them throughout the United States. The corporation's present portfolio consists of a number of products in various strengths and package sizes, across a variety of therapeutic segments, including epilepsy and hypertension. For the most recent year ending March 2009, Caraco had sales of over $337 mill.Caraco's manufacturing facility and executive offices were constructed in 1991, after a $9.1 million loan from the Economic Development Corporation
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of the city of Detroit. Since August 1997, capital infusions and loans have primarily come from Sun Pharma. Sun Pharma's investment in and support of Caraco has resulted in, since the second quarter of 2002, Caraco achieving the sales to support its operations. As on March 2009, Sun Pharma owns approx 76% on a diluted basis of the outstanding common shares of Caraco. Another subsidiary is Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Inc. It is a Michigan Corporation and a wholly owned subsidiary of Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd, India. In the second half of 2004, Sun Pharma acquired the trademarks, manufacturing know-how and other intellectual property of certain pharmaceutical products from Women's First Healthcare, Inc, which was under bankruptcy proceedings. On completion of the acquisition in December 2004, these products were assigned to Sun Pharma Inc.
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In December 2005, Sun Pharma Inc completed the purchase of dosage form manufacturing operationsof Able Labs in the US for US$ 23.15 million from the US Bankruptcy Court of the District of New Jersey, Trenton. A plant spread over 35,000 sq ft, in Bryan, Ohio, manufactures liquids, creams, and ointments. This plant was purchased from Valeant Pharma. The Ohio plant is now approved by the USFDA and the Cranbury plant expects to receive approval shortly.Its other subsidiaries include Sun Pharma (Bangladesh), Alkaloida Chemical Company. It is also close to acquiring Taro Pharmaceuticals.
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Over the last few years, Sun has been moving towards a profile that is much more international and formulation-driven. The Sun Pharma of tomorrow will have brands registered in major markets of the world, and in most markets, promoted by a high quality field force. In India, it expects to retain its position of market leadership in core key therapy areas, and reach leadership in newer therapy areas that it entered after 1997. In key international markets across Asia, South East Asia, Russia, China, the
Middle East, Latin America and Africa it would likely be a strong speciality company with prescription driven sales. With a strong network and established company equity, it would be an excellent partner for a company seeking to license out products across markets. In the high value generic markets of the USA, Sun expects to become a respected generic company, with a portfolio comprising both of complex and simple-to-file generics, building an edge with technology and the cost advantage of vertical integration. While it has recently completed its fourth acquisition in the US, Sun believes there are excellent opportunities in the US generic space, where it can affect a turnaround and add value to a business. Sun has about $400 million earmarked for acquisitions in the US generic/drug discovery space.
Tata Chemicals Established in 1939 at Mithapur (in Gujarat, India), TCL is a part of the Tata group. The company is a pioneer and market leader in the Indian branded iodised salt segment and India's leading producer of nitrogenous and phosphatic fertilisers. It is a global company with interests in chemicals, crop nutrition and consumer products. It is the world's second largest producer of soda ash. With manufacturing facilities in India, UK, the Netherlands, Kenya and USA, TCL is the world's most geographically diversified soda ash company, with an efficient supply chain that can service customers better and faster across the globe.Apart from Tata Chemicals' Indian operations, the company has established a network across the globe, with plants and facilities in the US, UK, Europe and Africa, making it the world's second largest and most geographically diversified soda ash company.
The company's range of soda ash and soda bicarbonate products find applications across industries ranging from glass and detergents to healthcare and effluent treatment. The Brunner Mond group is one of the world's leading manufacturers and suppliers of soda ash and associated alkaline products. It is Britain's largest soda ash producer and the secondlargest soda ash maker in Europe. Established in 1873 in the United Kingdom, it became a part of Tata Chemicals in 2006. The group is headquartered in Northwich, UK, where it also has two manufacturing plants. The company produces soda ash, sodium bicarbonate, calcium chloride and associated alkaline chemicals. Its main manufacturing centres are located at Northwich, UK , Delfzijl in The Netherlands and Lake Magadi, Kenya, one of the largest sources of natural soda ash in the world. Magadi Soda (MSC) is Africa's largest soda ash manufacturer and one of Kenya's leading exporters. The company was registered in England in 1911 and became a wholly owned subsidiary of Brunner Mond in 1924. MSC, located at Lake Magadi, about 120km from Nairobi, was acquired along with Brunner Mond by Tata Chemicals in 2006. The company mines soda ash from naturally occurring deposits of an ore known as trona, located at the base of the Rift Valley, near Lake Magadi. MSC also supplies crushed refined soda, obtained by crushing and washing the trona ore. This product has the same properties as sodium sesquicarbonate. The company also manufactures salt from the waters of Lake Magadi. The salt is sold in the domestic market.
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Total Produce is Europe's largest fresh produce company and has been in the business for over 100 years. In 2007, Tata Chemicals and Total Produce plc of Ireland entered into a 50:50 joint venture to setup a supply and distribution company known as Khet-Se. Khet-Se is a B2B cash and carry business for fresh fruit and vegetables sourcing, packaging and distribution across India. Khet-Se will leverage the strengths of both parent companies and play an important role by bringing the Indian farmer closer to the end consumer and thus help in raising farm incomes. objective of the joint venture company is to create state-of-the-art distribution facilities for fresh vegetables and fruits across India. This venture involves setting up of a number of collection and processing centres and setting up of a cold chain for reaching fresh produce to distribution centres located near main consumption centres. Khet-se formally commissioned its first collection cum distribution centre in 2008. Khet-Se will bring about a change in the way the fresh produce category operates by targeting the small fruit and vegetable retailer through its conveniently located wholesale stores. It will cater to registered B2B customers such as small retailers, organised retailers and institutional segments comprising of hotels, restaurants and caterers. Khet-Se offers the benefit of hygienically handled, high quality produce, which is delivered absolutely fresh to its B2B customer segments.
General Chemical Industrial Products (GCIP), along with its subsidiary General Chemical (Soda Ash) Partners is one of the largest soda ash producers in the US. Established in 1884, this US based company was majority owned by investments firm Harbinger Capital Partners, before it was acquired by Tata Chemicals in January 2008. The company's mining and manufacturing facilities located at Green Valley Basin in Wyoming, USA, are assets of very high quality, providing access to some of the world's largest and most economically recoverable deposits of trona ore, a naturally occurring ore of soda ash. The trona deposits here are up to 37 feet thick and spread over nearly 1000 sqkm. The ore is exceptionally pure and readily convertible to high quality soda ash. The site is estimated to contain 134 billion tonnes of mineable trona, enough to meet global soda ash demand for hundreds of years at current levels of consumption. The facility consists of an underground trona mine and a refining plant on the surface. The company extracts more than 4.5 million tonnes every year from the mine which is 1,600 feet below sea level and spans more than 20 square miles. The company is a pro-active player and has a bright future ahead.
Bharti Airtel The Bharti Group has a diverse business portfolio and has created global brands in the telecommunication sector. Telecom giant Bharti Airtel is the flagship company of Bharti Enterprises and is the largest private Telecom Company in India. Bharti Airtel is structured as four strategic business units - Mobile, Telemedia, Enterprise and Digital TV. The mobile business offers services in India and Sri Lanka. The Telemedia business provides broadband, IPTV and telephone services in 95 Indian cities. The Enterprise business provides end-to-end telecom solutions to corporate customers and national and international long distance services to carriers. The Digital TV business provides Direct-to-Home TV services across India. All these services are provided under the Airtel brand. Airtel's national high-speed optic fibre network currently spans over 113,326 Rkms covering all the major cities in India.
launch on the back of innovative Karuturi Global is a world leader in offerings as well as rapid expansion of production of cut roses with operations spread across Ethiopia, Kenya and India network coverage and distribution. due to factors like good climate, support Further, Bharti Airtel Limited and Zain from government, closer proximity to have agreed to enter into exclusive the European markets, tax advantage discussions until 25 March 2010 for the given to these countries and availability acquisition of Zain's African unit (Zain of land and cheap labor. All these Africa BV) based on an enterprise value reasons do look very logical. The of USD 10.7 billion. This potential company exports cut roses to Europe, transaction does not include Zain's South East Asia, Middle East, North operations in Morocco and Sudan and America, Australia, Japan, New remains subject to due diligence, Zealand, besides sales in India; exports customary regulatory approvals and constitute about 90% of revenues. s i g n i n g o f f i n a l t r a n s a c t i o n Management is focused on growing Karuturi into an integrated Global documentation. Player in agriculture and therefore increasingly focuses on vast agricultural opportunities in Africa especially, Karuturi Global Ethiopia.The Company has achieved the distinction of being the worlds “Flowers... are a proud largest grower of roses during the year on completion of the acquisition of Sher assertion that a ray of beauty Agencies Limited, , Kenya in October out-values all the utilities of 2007. With the acquisition of Sher Agencies Limited (Sher) with more than 6 times the revenues of KGL the world� (standalone) in 2007-08.
Global Operations Bharti Airtel Limited has recently announced that it has agreed to acquire 70% stake in Warid Telecom, Bangladesh, currently a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dhabi Group. Warid Telecom offers mobile services across all the 64 districts of Bangladesh and has a total customer base of over 2.9 million. This will be Bharti Airtel's second operation outside of India. The company launched its mobile services in Sri Lanka in January 2009 on a state-of-the-art 3.5G network. The company crossed the 1 million customers mark within six months of
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Pursuant to Sher acquisition, KGL has a 229 ha facility in Kenya with 150ha under greenhouses, 55 ha under open cultivation and the balance for housing, hospitals and schools. The company has effectively integrated its operations. The facility produces around 400 million stems of roses of 40 species, mainly intermediates and the sweet hearts variety. 'Sher Karuturi', its brand name for Kenyan operations, enjoys good brand recognition in the European auction market. Karuturi has recently ventured into the agrobased and food processing business sector with exports of bulk and bottled gherkins to international processed food firms and super in major consuming nations such as Europe, Rusia and the United States. It has been allotted 3, 36,000 ha of land on long-term lease at a competitive rate by the Government of Ethiopia for agriculture in order to promote employment and economic growth in Ethiopia. The company plans to bring the entire mass of land gradually under cultivation by 2014-15. Exploring the possibility of foraying into bottling of baby corn, jalapenos and green ball peppers, for which a huge global demand exists.
Hindalco Industries Hindalco Industries Limited, a flagship company of the Aditya Birla Group, is structured into two strategic businesses aluminium and copper .Hindalco commenced its operations in 1962 with an aluminium facility at Renukoot in Uttar Pradesh. Birla Copper, Hindalco's copper division is situated in Dahej in the Bharuch district of Gujarat.
Established in 1958, Hindalco commissioned its aluminium facility at Renukoot in eastern U.P. in 1962 and has today grown to become the country's largest integrated aluminium producer and ranks among the top quartile of low cost producers in the world. The aluminium division's product range includes alumina chemicals, primary aluminium ingots, billets, wire rods, rolled products, extrusions, foils and alloy wheels. Part of the Aditya Birla Group, the company has used its profits to make several downstream acquisitions. Hindalco's most high-profile deal came in 2007, when it bought U.S.-based Novelis, a global leader in aluminum-can recycling in a $6 billion all-cash deal on February 11, 2007. The combination of Hindalco and Novelis establishes an integrated producer with low-cost alumina and aluminium facilities combined with high- end rolling capabilities and a global footprint. The complementary assets and expertise of the team provides a strong platform for growth and success of Hindalco. Hindalco Industries is close to acquiring a coal mine in Queensland, Australia, in a deal estimated at USD 70-80 million. Hindalco, which has been scouting for coal mines in Queensland for some time, is learnt to have short listed one mine in the region with reserves of around 120 million tons. BHP Biliton has agreed to a 58% reduction in its annual contract prices for coal supplies to steelmakers, mainly due to the reduction in demand. Coal is one of the key raw materials used in the steel industry, especially for units making steel through the blast furnace route.
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“As India makes rapid strides in its economic growth, it is increasingly becoming an attractive destination for international companies, thus heating up the competition in the domestic market. Indian companies cannot ignore the fact that in order to face this competition, they not only have to emerge stronger in the domestic market, but also challenge these companies in their international turf. There are several instances of Indian companies who have become MNCs in their own right through sizeable investments made abroad or becoming suppliers of choice for global companies by leveraging lower costs in India�. This trend will increasingly extend to the next rung of companies who are looking at aggressive growth, with overseas acquisitions being the most preferred route for this. These companies realise that it is essential for them to achieve global size and competitiveness to establish a broader market position and to sustain a strong position in the global markets. To achieve global size they need to look at growth opportunities outside the domestic borders.
Auto Insurance AUTO INSURANCE IN INDIA DEALS WITH THE INSURANCE COVERS FOR THE LOSS OR DAMAGE CAUSED TO THE AUTOMOBILE OR ITS PARTS DUE TO NATURAL AND MAN-MADE CALAMITIES. IT PROVIDES ACCIDENT COVER FOR INDIVIDUAL OWNERS OF THE VEHICLE WHILE DRIVING AND ALSO FOR PASSENGERS AND THIRD PARTY LEGAL LIABILITY. THERE ARE CERTAIN GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANIES WHO ALSO OFFER ONLINE INSURANCE SERVICE FOR THE VEHICLE.
Auto Insurance in India is a compulsory requirement for all new vehicles used whether for commercial or personal use. The insurance companies have tie-ups with leading automobile manufacturers. They offer their customers instant auto quotes. Auto premium is determined by a number of factors and the amount of premium increases with the rise in the price of the vehicle. The claims of the Auto Insurance in India can be accidental, theft claims or third party claims. Certain documents are required for claiming Auto Insurance in India , like duly signed claim form, RC copy of the vehicle, Driving license copy, FIR copy, Original estimate and policy copy.
There are different types of Auto Insurance in India: Private Car Insurance – in the Auto Insurance in India, Private Car Insurance is the fastest growing sector as it is compulsory for all the new cars.. Car Insurance is the fastest growing segment in the auto insurance category. This is so, because insuring car is mandatory for everyone buying a new car. Major car manufacturers are tying up with leading insurance companies to provide hassle free and quick insurance. Car insurance includes
loss or damage by accident, third party ? insurance, insurance against burglary etc. The amount of premium will depend on the make and value of the car, state where the car is registered, year of manufacture etc. Insurance companies are trying hard to make the claim process simpler and quicker to widen the existing customer base Two Wheeler Insurance – the Two Wheeler Insurance under the Auto Insurance in India covers accidental insurance for the drivers of the vehicle. The amount of premium depends on the current showroom price multiplied by the depreciation rate fixed by the Tariff Advisory Committee at the time of the beginning of policy period. Two wheeler insurance provides a kind of personal accidental cover for owners, while driving the vehicle. The policy generally provides protection from any loss or damage to the vehicle arising out of natural calamity like fire, protection against third party injury, burglary etc.. Fast and easy claim process by most insurance companies will ensure existing customer loyalty and widen the customer base
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Commercial Vehicle Insurance – Commercial Vehicle Insurance under the Auto Insurance in India provides cover for all the vehicles which are not used for personal purposes, like the Trucks and HMVs. The amount of premium depends on the showroom price of the vehicle at the commencement of the insurance period, make of the vehicle and the place of registration of the vehicle. The insurance protects against damage caused due to accident, third party injury, protection against natural calamity, burglary etc. The premium amount depends on a number of factors like showroom price of the vehicle at the commencement of the insurance period, make of the vehicle, place of registration of the vehicle etc. Fast and easy claim processing by leading insurance companies is the key to ensure satisfied and loyal customers
The auto insurance generally includes: fire, lightning, self ignition, external explosion, burglary, housebreaking or theft, malicious act.
Liability for third party injury/death, third party property and liability to paid driver On payment of appropriate additional premium, loss/damage to electrical/electronic accessories
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Insurance companies are providing valueadded service to its client by offering them instant auto quotes. Auto premium is determined by a number of factors like, make of the vehicle, year of manufacture, place of registration, current showroom price of the vehicle and model of the vehicle. It also depends whether the client is individual or corporate etc. The amount of premium increases with the increase in the price of the vehicle. Companies renew policies after expiry. A discount on premium is sometimes provided to existing clients.
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Auto insurance claims can be accidental, theft claims or third party claims.
Consequential loss, depreciation, mechanical and electrical breakdown, failure or breakage When vehicle is used outside the geograp hical area War or nuclear perils and drunken driving
Claim form duly signed, RC copy of the vehicle Driving license copy FIR on a case-to-case basis Original estimate Original repair invoice, payment receipt from the service center
For Third Party Claims: Claim form duly signed Police FIR copy Driving license copy RC copy of the vehicle
Sum Insured: All vehicles are insured at a fixed value called the Insured's Declared Value (IDV). IDV is calculated on the basis of the manufacturer's listed selling price of the vehicle (plus the listed price of any accessories) after deducting the depreciation for every year as per the schedule provided by the Indian Motor Tariff
Choosing the Insurance:
Bajaj Allianz Bajaj Allianz's Motor Insurance
right
Car
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Insured should write the number of the other vehicle in case of an accident or third party claim
ICICI Lombard - Motor Plans, Two Wheeler Package Policy
Names of witness should also be written down File an FIR with the nearest police station
Insured should then contact the insurance company and get a claim number
United India Insurance Co. Motor Package and Liability Only Policies
A surveyor is appointed who reports the approximate value of loss or damage Based on the report of the surveyor, insurance companies try to send the amount to the insured within one to three weeks An individual might have to pay the repair charges himself and later get it reimbursed
Documents Required for Auto Insurance Claim: The New India Assurance Co. Motor Policy For Accident Claims:
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When it comes to choosing insurance for your health, travel, student, home, etc. you have many options to compare between the various policies available in the market. As each company offers innovative covers, it becomes easier for you to make a decision based on the coverage as well as the premium offered. However, this does not hold true when buying Car Insurance.
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Car Insurance in India is governed by the Indian Car Tariff, so the coverage for your vehicle would be the same no matter which company you would buy it from. Moreover, car insurance is mandatory
and needs to be renewed every year. Here are a few pointers to help you to make a more informed decision on car insurance.
Check out the premium Even if the coverage offered would be the same, the premium charged by various companies would still be competitive. Study the cost involved with various companies and choose the one which gives you the best rate. However, don't let car insurance premium be the only deciding factor.
Consider the garage tie-ups All insurance companies tie up with various garages across the country for cashless settlement of claims. When you get your vehicle serviced at any of these garages, the claims are directly settled by the insurer. Always check the number of cashless garages the company has a tie up with. Also, consider the quality and the location of these garages..
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Payment options Always consider what the various payment options available are. For example, the EMI option is very helpful in situations where you do not want to pay in lump-sum.
February,2010 [23]
Stock Market Monitor
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Stock Market Monitor in Stock Market Monitor we have covered over 1000 companies appropriately classified into various industries (109 in numbers). each industry is given an unique code. the data aims to provide an insight into the financial health of the companies. the data of each industry is divided into 3 portions - Full year, Latest Quarter and current data. this database is packed with powerful features like P/e ratio, Market cap., ePS, Sales, net Profit. the fields that we have covered are explained below: * Year End - the first two digits show the year while the last 2 digits show the calendar month. e.g. 0903 shows March 2009 results. * Equity - the latest subscribed equity capital whether fully paid or not. this figure tallies with the one appearing in balance sheet of the company. * BV - the Book value per share is calculated by dividing the sum of equity and reserves (excluding revaluation reserve) by the number of equity shares. * RONW (%) - return on net worth is the figure which appears in the annual report of the company. roWn(%) = { ( net Profit - Preference Dividend ) /(equity paid up + Free reserve excluding revaluation reserve)}* 100 * Net Sales - Sales figure are net of excise duty * PAT - Profit after tax is the net profit which is calculated without taking into account the income and expenditure of earlier years. it is before deducting dividend tax * PATM (%) - this is profit after tax as a percentage of sales. * Dividend (%) - it is the percentage of the dividend that is declared by the company during the year. * EPS - earning per share is calculated by reducing the net profit by Preference Dividend and Dividend tax and then dividing it by no of equity shares. * Market Cap. - Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the number of equity shares by the current market price. * PBIDT - this is the Profit before taking into account interest, depreciation and tax. * PBIDT Margin (%) - this is profit before interest, depreciation and tax (PBiDt) as percent age of sales. * CMP - current market price is the closing price as on the particular day. * 52 Week high/low prices - the high and low range is taken for the market price of the last 52 weeks data. * P/E Ratio - Price earning ratio is the market price divided by the earning per share (ePS). * the selected companies are having Market cap greater than rs. 50 crores.
* Data Source: Capital Line
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Stock Market Monitor company name
Year ended
equity paid
repor net ted net Sales Sales( net ronoW Growth Lates) Profit BV
Qtr end net Sales
net Sales % Pat
Pat Growth % ttM ePS
caGr 52w Sales% cPM rs. High
Promoter 52w Low Latests M.cap P/e Holding
Agro Chemicals Bayer crop Sci. Dhanuka agritech excel crop care insecticid.india Meghmani organ. Monsanto india nag. agrichem P i inds. rallis india Sabero organics United Phosp.
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0803 0903 0903 0903
39.5 9.18 5.5 12.68 25.43 8.63 14.9 3.54 11.98 29.18 87.91
Jet airways kF airlines
0903 0903
86.33 265.91
23.03 1392.39 38.77 336.64 21.5 684.77 22.62 263.42 17.12 774.67 25.29 391.09 37.65 605.38 4.13 416.9 26.94 833.92 35.17 366.66 6.32 2408.47
19.73 94.46 35.63 23.2 41.03 27.8 33.43 20.79 31.27 50.53 7.06 73.54 46.36 49.27 16.76 6.29 24.25 71.29 86.98 21.79 62.85 147.74
114.17 74.38 127.21 79.5 17.62 365.48 101.44 192.68 217.59 24.97 41.35
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
0 11476.98 30.85 -402.34 149.97 0 5269.17 265.56 -1608.8 -83.88
0912 0912
359.52 96.08 131.95 81.81 185.41 67.21 171.41 132.69 202.87 109.41 618.13
26.67 23.26 31.56 55.47 16.56 2.58 6.71 23.67 -2.29 24.67 -3.97
21.37 8.49 5.86 5.57 19.06 14.76 18.32 10.33 24.06 10.25 77.94
222.81 69.12 -237.56 169.08 91.56 19.42 1.05 112.99 54.53 105 1106.5
33.63 33.42 32.88 21.68 2.37 77.46 38.92 46.91 71.24 11.55 4.04
9.77 63.72 18.74 28.58 25.99 3.03 24.36 17.71 11.26 24.96 23.9
590 257.1 138.4 88.7 14.6 1706.85 259.6 296.6 1276.8 73.95 151.5
605 278 174.3 104.85 19.6 2115 315.9 324 1414 77.5 186
186.1 130 60.5 31.3 5.19 1148 50 117 344 10.25 73.05
17.27 7.71 4.21 4.09 4.74 41.46 6.67 5.82 17.33 6.42 37.5
2330.5 236.02 152.24 112.47 371.28 1473.01 386.8 210.29 1654.73 216.45 6659.18
71.11 89.91 19.31 74.69 49.25 72.15 78.29 74.99 50.17 39.03 27.95
-149.4 1.59
18.39 0
27.19 142.42
403.1 49.45
605.95 73.45
115.25 24.4
0 0
3479.96 1314.92
80 66.27
-12.61 2.02 -13.91 3.6 0.9 -3.85 1 11.53 9.33 21.26 96.85
16.44 -27.08 -252.02 -159.8 80 -52.7 -41.52 -269.56 54.21 1346.26 216.61
1.13 9.43 0 1.11 0.33 0.25 5.16 3.15 11.48 3.62 36.44
32.1 28.27 53.67 10.28 -3.63 25.75 23.79 17.7 32.79 30.16 30.57
43.35 78.65 49.5 62.3 55.85 15.15 39.15 112.7 103.05 178.05 1361.55
46.85 108 123.7 83.8 79.25 21.65 74.95 132 114 201 1415
18 0 51 8.35 39.4 0 42 194.69 21 0 7.85 0 14.05 11.25 54.5 81.08 20 13.4 75 42.19 546.2 49.42
229.84 73.62 75.59 287.51 210.28 83.02 50.86 1159.68 312.14 4273.2 17099.71
12.4 74.29 23.12 37.62 89.54 88.95 54.99 48.52 74.25 74.98 29.16
7.8 35.08 20.35 16.06 4.58 3.18 6.44 2.12 19.24 1.01 2.57 194.81 -0.31 2.33 6.32 0.45 130.48 16.45 5.2 23.68 2.54 5.79 -6.89 0.61 3.95 0.27 6.35 4.04 1.34 1.86 5.41 2.39 0.57 6.05 2.95 2.65 5.7 60.02 3.48 3.41 6.6 -0.14 -0.89 10.15 -4.93 1.64 0.63 4.41 31.09 6.89 2.37 8.75 2.71 5.19 6.94 1.95 5.69 1.12 6.98 8.21
9650 72.05 208.33 -2107.5 157.3 214.85 9100 -152.61 289.47 236.67 497.67 23.14 -92.79 52.29 307.74 -107.01 132.38 -22.95 484.27 -927.97 6250 14375 -1425 -113.41 9775 28.57 82.47 -12.36 -291.43 -115.68 400.93 1891.67 119.23 31.81 426.79 -178.87 185 421.01 47.46 2173.33 -558.33 -112.5 -73.98 -161.07 220.13 209.43 -175 -268.97 90.85 -139.97 -182.87 941.67 1405.56 -282.11 328.4 -329.41 -45.39 -167.88 -310.88 458.5
12.35 10.42 5.5 17.17 8.91 6.09 10.63 2.44 9.47 1.65 18.53 166.5 0.3 4.49 8.37 0.44 5.88 39.44 2.83 8.87 6.32 2.57 1.92 0.78 13.36 4.21 54.22 19.51 5.75 1.53 7.49 7.12 1.72 2.36 5.16 7.94 21.15 3.85 14.46 5.74 3.65 5.24 0.2 1.83 0.66 16.72 5.18 15.89 18 0.58 6.78 3.25 19.27 2.68 16.58 2.52 4.21 2.46 12 21.4
7 15.78 20.78 61.58 23.55 35.59 1.3 14.4 20.21 14.26 11.82 19.38 13.26 22.09 14.51 57.77 28.89 22.83 18.13 11.67 27.65 7.58 21.02 16.36 19.31 6.66 9.28 -3.07 3.3 33.68 14.4 40.15 23.44 13.41 22.29 17.83 23.72 23.15 8.12 15.46 10.8 15.43 5.78 10.59 6.73 8.09 7.97 27.49 28.31 25.2 32.37 7.12 7.43 3.36 18.73 18.5 13.05 3 16.76 5.86
88 184.75 65.5 41.25 229.05 109.6 347.7 70 81.6 18.65 239.9 4615.95 167.65 61.1 83.9 96 107.35 535 36 141.8 95.1 31.85 85.8 84.45 110 400.05 418.15 210 75.8 50.1 68.7 63.35 61.1 22 104.35 179.75 301.4 127.5 99.35 43.4 60.95 49.5 34 23.65 25.05 63.65 144.45 170 337.3 17.1 99.15 44.2 217.7 113.3 150.25 50.15 100.05 68.2 228.9 238.1
101 239.3 74.95 62.95 284.5 155.4 436.9 77.5 99 27.2 285 5164 172 90.2 98.75 109 128.1 679.9 48.2 182 124.9 43.9 108.9 87 148.95 458.65 545 270 102.55 79.7 84.05 80.8 77.75 27.15 111.45 237 362 155.4 132.1 68.05 79.9 71 0 27.4 32.8 83 215 188 395 24.05 125 52.65 267 144 162 64.4 150.45 109.8 270 290.9
23.2 8.77 66.6 23.69 25.7 12.5 23.9 0 106.1 0 49.1 18.18 70.25 32.74 18.65 25.09 16.25 8.63 5 11.3 115.5 12.97 2840 27.52 17.8 0 14.95 13.61 27.5 10.02 11.25 0 34.55 18.26 220 12.16 12 13.04 27.6 22.3 42 15.05 6.24 12.44 36.25 0 38.7 0 29.15 8.23 79 47.85 120.2 7.71 78.1 10.77 26.35 14.36 9.71 0 20.65 9.17 19.1 7 19.4 37.48 7.5 8.98 15.1 23.4 60 30.11 81.5 14.26 52 32.2 29.2 6.9 20.35 7.56 27.9 16.74 15 21.71 0 0 5.75 17.65 7.55 131.84 27 12.17 74.05 27.83 115 10.69 133.5 16.89 5.35 51.82 36.7 14.06 13.76 13.6 88.09 8.01 26.78 131.74 36.05 9.06 15 0 50.05 19.62 24 51.28 95.25 305.2 73 11.13
101.64 3562.9 785.67 51.73 147.05 133.71 525.37 71.4 583.44 58.56 91.88 14494.08 67.56 99.65 233.91 105.6 8588 889.17 98.35 788.83 113.74 228.68 240.41 65.62 103.18 220.03 173.95 169.68 53.36 185.72 148.67 64.62 87.98 172.7 121.36 168.07 316.77 4623.15 99.35 173.6 295.3 105.88 113.22 212.85 314.63 62.5 53.45 149.94 1778.58 339.78 135.04 265.2 85.56 429.86 180.3 61.94 637.62 150.79 225.92 216.19
32.08 35.76 37.7 48.38 48.68 26.62 71.04 81.36 66.8 74.38 73.88 71.18 30.62 26.78 73.47 35.33 48.87 51.33 83.91 74.98 67.46 44.64 66.06 66.42 54.8 62.61 47.66 66.39 51.83 44.77 58.57 62 45.07 46.22 53.88 73.68 70.7 71.06 74.8 65.01 73.75 52.14 88.62 35.83 46.24 66.34 74.5 65.05 53.58 52.65 52.03 40.01 64.53 80 50.99 40.87 80.02 70.49 85.7 73.15
25.38 0 42.62 10.97 0
6618.24 343 1561.9 1222.86 358.1
38.61 91.63 55.91 30.1 51.76
889 17.39 10.76 0 25.45 0 35.2 0 6.09 137.11 5.21 0 297.3 15.59 62 43.07 22.15 10.06 639 20.29 10.51 0 93.7 20.76
35389.84 335.23 6132.22 68.86 54.89 79.85 29134.58 272.26 63.28 42284.89 116.5 325.58
54.96 27.14 98.88 55.3 51.74 26.57 27.23 51 75 54.21 95.38 53.52
135.5
38694.63 38.08
Air Transport Service 2722.68 1352.46
-6.4 105.8 -6.59 -419.96
Alcoholic Beverages Balaji Distill. G M Breweries indage Vintners Jagatjit inds. khoday india Millennium Beer Pioneer Distil. radico khaitan tilaknagar inds. United Breweries United Spirits
0903 0903 0803 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
53.02 9.37 14.58 51.94 37.59 5.48 11.79 20.49 5.73 24 100.16
-23.91 1475.07 22.07 9.47 -50.29 18.6 283.9 10.58 9.05 55.35 18.94 181.75 46.57 39.9 185.14 -1.85 584.25 4.5 -4.51 45.05 -3.85 112.24 -7.1 -3.49 25.89 0 234.47 24.77 -13.28 -36.72 22.44 72.99 8.33 7.86 27.54 4.89 691.2 -13.89 6.53 21.59 41.57 232.93 60.83 21.25 93.93 9.19 1689.62 23.57 62.49 34.78 11.68 4065.73 29.59 296.66 306.61
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
151.28 59.58 6.17 187.9 40.09 58.08 8.37 228.97 100.24 446.6 1346.78
aBc Bearings amtek auto amtek india anG auto auto.corp.of Goa autoline inds. automotive axles automotive Stamp Banco Products Bharat Seats Bimetal Bearings Bosch ceekay Daikin clutch auto Denso india enkei castalloy exide inds. Fag Bearings Fairfield atlas Federal-Mogul Go Fiem inds Gabriel india Halonix Harita Seating Hi-tech Gears Hind.composites i M PaL india nipp.elec. iP rings Jamna auto inds. Jay Bharat Mar. JBM auto JMt auto L G Balakrishnan Lumax auto tech. Lumax inds. Minda inds. Motherson Sumi Munjal auto inds Munjal Showa nrB Bearings omax autos Perfect circle i Pricol rico auto inds Samkrg Pistons Schrader Duncan Setco automotive SkF india Sona koyo Steer. Steel Str. Wheel Subros Sundaram Brake Sundaram clayton Suprajit engg. talbros auto. timken india Ucal Fuel Sys. Wheels india Z F Steering
0903 0906 0906 0903 0903 0903 0909 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903
11.55 28.2 22.43 12.54 6.42 12.2 15.11 10.2 14.3 6.28 3.83 32.02 4.03 16.32 27.88 5.5 80 16.62 27.32 55.63 11.96 7.19 28.02 7.77 9.38 5.5 4.16 8.08 7.04 36.53 10.83 10.2 14.4 7.85 11.63 9.35 10.51 35.56 10.02 8 9.69 21.39 3.33 9 12.56 9.82 3.7 8.82 52.73 19.87 13.07 12 2.71 9.48 6 12.35 63.72 13.9 9.87 9.07
8.83 6.34 3.72 -1.36 13.24 2.88 5.61 -8.59 27.23 10.86 6.43 19.54 -49.45 3.8 9.6 -19.22 25.77 26.65 7.86 0 5.1 0.79 1.15 -27.27 15.93 6.51 19.06 8.69 2.54 0 14.6 9.49 3.53 9.4 1.52 -1.21 21.89 17.08 17.98 12.96 2.4 2.99 0 -17.47 1.75 12.69 3.51 30.84 21.45 0 7.18 7.49 13.4 2.64 21.81 -2.33 19.59 0.19 11.42 12.71
133.86 1052.46 720.6 115.44 324.29 234.07 266.31 345.62 287.91 219.3 119.95 4601.82 103.88 197.54 531.07 300.7 3760.98 746.33 112.65 689.49 219.35 525.21 384.12 196.24 292.95 77.4 300.56 128 48.49 452.45 691.74 216.36 195.34 507.6 161.27 524.39 445.85 1294.94 235.11 829.39 291.66 810.66 73.68 642.85 727.91 99.13 52.66 163.29 1627.37 719.87 317.31 694.48 171.34 492.37 163.51 192.33 408.23 300.47 1128.02 166.11
6.58 152.23 54.06 -1.18 19.45 4.57 9.66 -2.42 41.46 2.76 7.35 633.87 -7.48 4.46 18.08 -11.51 284.39 95.72 2.19 -6.89 4.61 5.61 1.63 -8.92 7.69 0.41 17.38 11.75 1.09 -16.39 10.36 12.85 3.46 39.14 0.57 -1.62 15.17 69.54 11.25 20.69 4.26 6.77 -0.09 -30.02 4.75 13.29 1.09 11.47 127.66 -31.03 7.79 13.41 4.51 6.33 11.63 -1.63 53 0.38 21.15 14.31
66.04 180.34 131.41 67.06 205 142.03 115.63 37.86 23.65 8.2 303.99 966.72 28.24 73.25 69.91 42.59 15.22 242.27 8.25 53.41 68.29 18.41 50.68 36.46 47.71 40.87 233.05 171.25 61.26 17.43 34.57 56.72 69.22 17.87 31.69 141.8 70.45 11.64 66.62 41.33 36.02 68.07 8.76 17.43 21.71 45.3 84.84 55.29 122.35 8.39 89.5 30.66 270.55 126.37 48.03 56.25 46.61 141.19 195.13 127.91
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0709 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
Auto Ancillaries 40.02 74.61 302.18 25.21 242.54 39.78 32.03 37.41 86.51 23.64 66.26 54.89 136.3 173.97 108.74 42.68 106.58 67.87 84.74 71.33 31.97 14.59 1290.43 5.84 36.19 52.51 57.78 43.77 188.29 53.77 97.68 40.18 912.57 15.85 216.25 19.34 21.46 -5.34 204.42 16.52 74.03 33.63 183.34 51.43 102.74 -10.63 65.72 54.67 75.74 24.9 20.7 7.14 98.21 42.19 41.48 32.23 16.84 112.63 145.09 105.45 203.76 31.62 57.03 7.77 47.11 30.72 141.17 38.42 66.73 61.38 152.91 18.76 161.05 51.21 436.97 49.69 71.73 25.56 233.64 21.03 91.45 45.46 209.95 13.82 18.29 -2.66 188.63 37.39 169.31 5.22 35.02 57.82 16.25 42.05 54.43 113.37 464.18 26.63 221.21 47.17 115.64 94.09 228.23 68.06 54.59 42.83 142.36 31.36 55.22 40.4 57.85 41.89 79.17 -18.81 93.8 42.01 350.72 64.23 58.33 118.14
ashok Leyland Daewoo Motors eicher Motors escorts Force Motors
0903 0203 0912 0909 0903
133.03 511.18 12.66 90.71 13.18
8.44 0 8.63 7.17 -70.95
15.85 1.51 306.85 150.94 172.63
0912 0212 0912 0912 0912
1815.53 4.76 97.56 600.22 216.57
80.74 104.63 -86.63 -55.76 25.01 17.77 21.19 23.4 59.77 7.03
453.89 -2.3 52.53 -6982.35 -96.5
1.92 0 13.92 12.44 11.36
12.23 -19.77 -28.32 14.47 -4.5
49.75 6.71 585.2 129.65 271.7
56.8 0 689 159.8 403
Hero Honda Motor Hind.Motors HMt kinetic engg. kinetic Motor co LML M&M Mah. Scooters Majestic auto Maruti Suzuki Scooters india Swaraj Mazda
0903 0903 0903 0803 0809 0909 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
39.94 161.26 760.35 5.45 21.07 81.98 272.62 11.43 10.4 144.5 42.99 10.49
37.77 0 0 0 0 0 18.1 4.3 15.03 13.72 0 5.04
6126.01 -22.8 190 221.78 -74.48 -325.19 375.07 -45.69 37.53 2158.44 8.34 89.73 750.5 -17.12 124.56 1281.7 12315.24 19.16 6 626.65 -11.07 -38.86 160.22 -5.17 -70.79 82.61 -44.9 -25.83 139.32 -35.87 -114.82 155.73 46.03 -51.62 12926.82 14.58 867.51 2.5 -7.41 10.9 118.43 4.04 4.56 20530.1 14.75 1218.7 122.24 -8.3 -27.65 540.52 -18.73 4.79
190.32 5.17 4.04 -76.29 -70.18 -40.76 192.58 174.51 31.5 323.35 -3.12 92.01
0912 0912 0912 0903 0906 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
3814.42 149.11 44.2 9.44 1.13 54.87 4478.7 1.08 30.31 7372.65 26.78 187.3
32.72 535.77 35.27 -24.89 51.21 -12.42 -19.93 -8.97 -95.22 15.02 219.76 -8.26 56.32 413.7 52.11 -1.23 24.94 0.33 62.5 687.53 -9.13 -6.55 347.02 5.9
78.34 -326.48 -28 -176.08 -172.74 -72.55 848.85 10.81 -294.12 221.92 -23.84 -156.19
101.91 1.7 0 0 46.79 0 71.89 8.97 6.01 72.15 0 13.72
16.13 -4.23 2.75 -22.94 -15.43 -30.26 21.26 -40.24 -4.2 17.66 -2.03 2.57
1772.15 20.8 80.65 66.4 26.05 9.74 1007.35 238.2 60.85 1463.55 27.1 225
1797.8 29.3 106.4 104.15 34.6 13.05 1196.7 262 80.9 1740 47.55 308.65
tata Motors
0903
514.05
1001.2 6 237.43
0912
8929.8
89.45 400.14
-251.99
42.91
14.53
711.05
842
-19.32 -17.93 -26.2 -19.33 -2.17 -12.21 -64.34 14.83 -3.66 10.3 19.81 6.39 3.39 -8.94 14.05 -7.21 19.09 16.42 -27.32 14.25 23.7 12.52 7.71 2.72 3.75 8.12 23.3 6.43 -10.22 -3.12 5.27 16.2 -6.62 -7.69 -8.98 0.49 12.57 -0.63 8.28 16.92 -8.92 13.6 -4.27 1.46 2.71 5.58 -6.01 13.74 3.82 1.03 21.68 4.79 -8.69 15.33 18.74 10.23 19.22 0.8 -0.19 -25.37
-8.51 3.47 -92.33 16.23 15.57 27.34 -67.8 34.21 58.93 18.37 30.85
Automobile
5.34 25415.03 -10.94
March, 2010 [25]
15.3 0 184 31.75 54.5
23.13
company name VSt till. tract.
net Year equity net Sales Sales( reported net Sales Pat caGr 52w Promoter ended paid ronoW Growth Qtr end net Sales % Pat Growth% ttM ePS Sales% cPM rs. High 52w Low Latests M.cap P/e Holding Lates) net Profit BV 0903 5.76 36.36 274.14 45.37 28.91 158.75 0912 71.86 2.97 7.51 -6.48 43.82 21.95 275.55 386.67 68.37 6.3 238.08 54.86
Banks allahabad Bank andhra Bank axis Bank Bank of Baroda Bank of india Bank of Maha Bank of rajasth. canara Bank central Bank city Union Bank corporation Bank Dena Bank Dev.credit Bank Dhanalaksh.Bank Federal Bank HDFc Bank ioB icici Bank iDBi Bank indian Bank indusind Bank inG Vysya Bank J & k Bank karnataka Bank karur Vysya Bank kotak Mah. Bank Lak. Vilas Bank oriental Bank Punjab natl.Bank SBt South ind.Bank St Bk of Bikaner St Bk of india St Bk of Mysore Syndicate Bank Uco Bank Union Bank (i) Vijaya Bank
0903 446.7 0903 485 0903 359.01 0903 365.53 0903 525.91 0903 430.52 0903 161.35 0903 410 0903 404.14 0903 32 0903 143.44 0903 286.82 0903 174.3 0903 64.12 0903 171.03 0903 425.38 0903 544.8 0903 1113.29 0903 724.78 0903 429.77 0903 355.19 0903 102.6 0903 48.49 0903 121.58 0903 53.95 0903 345.67 0903 48.78 0903 250.54 0903 315.3 0903 50 0903 113.01 0903 50 0903 634.88 0903 36 0903 521.97 0903 549.36 0903 505.12 0903 433.52
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29.48 14.9 33.49 21.05 30.59 12.19 18.15 16.9 41.46 32.27 10.4 8.6 23.13 11.82
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42.38 67.02 17.08 32.34 47.82 14.53
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489.52 123.84 5.65 42.47 73.32 4.15 4.39 3.95 11.77 30.08 10.14 13.87 8.14 10.62 12.98 16.33 26.5 50.52 2.46 3.25 69.26 9.63 10.28 299.66 12.92 11.42 29.85 10.12 21.14 12.82 17.98 3.5 13.6 18.16 3.69 16.3 22.56
16.49 18.94 19.13 18.65 29.18 19.59 20.07 22.61 15.27 19.89 19.57 24.05 0 19.26 12.15 16.91 24.8 7.83 12.06 24.09 13.27 12.5 16.62 18.1 18.57 7.51 11.54 14.81 25.84 30.64 16.04 21.46 17.05 22.1 21.58 21.13 27.24 11.86
7364.73 5374.62 10835.49 15091.58 16347.36 4291.56 1383.61 17119.05 10455.19 804.4 6067.35 3447.5 645.2 408.42 3315.38 16332.26 9641.4 31092.55 11631.63 6830.33 2309.47 2239.89 2988.12 1917.4 1446.09 3065.14 657.61 8856.47 19326.16 4123.15 1686.92 3810.28 63788.43 3247.28 9579.64 8121.38 11889.38 5237.83
19.34 27.68 54.68 27.75 32.31 24.74 31.84 20.55 32.61 34.98 34.34 28.84 14.74 30.7 31.8 61.47 24.59 0.99 44.66 31.03 22.8 33.29 22.75 22.87 30.7 20.9 29.95 29.72 35.48 20.06 30.64 24.84 30.31 30.18 21.16 24.78 29.03 34.7
768.6 653.05 1815.36 2227.2 3007.35 375.17 117.71 2072.42 571.24 122.13 892.78 422.66 -88.1 57.45 500.49 2244.94 1325.79 3758.13 858.54 1245.32 148.34 188.78 409.84 266.7 235.84 276.1 50.3 905.42 3090.88 607.84 194.75 403.45 9121.23 336.91 912.82 557.71 1726.55 262.48
111.45 75.2 284.49 351.15 224.08 47.97 39.88 244.87 86.26 20.65 341.36 67.95 30.74 66.2 252.57 344.44 109.06 444.92 102.69 127.52 40.19 155.37 540.91 128.89 250.26 110.33 93.01 257.54 416.74 449.98 113.76 409.29 912.73 464.2 88.03 50.88 139.66 53.47
0912 2107.76 0912 1602.56 0912 2883.65 0912 4176.97 0912 4486.23 0912 1216.98 0912 344.84 0912 4687.81 0912 3131.3 0912 242.57 0912 1860.64 0909 1015.9 0912 109.05 0912 139.84 0912 944.64 0912 4034.81 0912 2570.14 0912 6089.57 0912 4007.8 0909 2014.78 0912 702.92 0912 542.97 0912 761.55 0912 527.62 0912 451.22 0912 832.42 0912 236.6 0912 2671.59 0912 5505.54 0912 1116.23 0912 487.79 0912 978.36 0912 17779.69 0912 900.66 0912 2455.54 0912 2374.72 0912 3293.55 0912 1344.31
11.05 15.92 -3.39 1.68 3.29 8.02 -7.03 1.35 15.03 17.47 14.61 6.31 -34.94 25.14 7.78 -9.71 -1.09 -22.29 23.93 12.93 12.02 -12.45 -4.81 2.99 20.28 3.6 36.06 11.29 4.06 0.67 10.49 -5 4.09 2.65 -3.04 11.7 1.08 -2.35
345.37 275.39 655.98 832.49 405.5 112.04 -44.7 1052.58 306.44 40.65 305 134.52 -18.09 1.32 110.25 818.5 101.7 1101.06 287.15 441.38 88.04 60.58 139.99 36.61 75.87 142.38 6.77 289.43 1011.31 164.96 62.46 51.25 2479.05 141.31 205.72 245.82 534.13 124.57
-6.52 29.48 30.97 17.52 -53.51 -7.14 -190.84 50.05 -13.25 26.52 18.92 -4.16 460.06 -92.19 -45.93 31.65 -73.82 -13.45 28.98 25.86 95.38 16.39 16.01 -58.98 28.05 100.17 -64.55 14.77 0.55 -36.76 15.24 -32.38 0.03 -22.61 -42.27 43.23 -20.49 -20.65
27.89 30.23 62.77 79.74 40.44 10.16 2.34 78.95 21.37 3.99 77.96 16.93 0 6.24 27.01 63.8 16.56 33.8 14.16 34.72 8.06 20.76 96.96 14.5 59.48 13.31 12.14 40.45 115.31 131.82 21.72 87.4 158.21 103.45 16.32 13.38 38.53 11.04
0 240.08 107.92 4.83 189.63 -5.16 -37.83 94.1 -13.87 30.75 600.78 23.44 6.3 1352.14 -2.18 3.95 981.48 12.89 0 340.96 -21.74 -16.75 455.35 4.4 0 354.9 17.33 15.69 2289.23 35.95 3.89 90.29 50.94 11.55 137.84 -38.53 4.12 578.02 18.51 -4.22 251.42 21.71
-48.03 11.04 -32.42 52.77 -35.49 1.25 -52.92 -29.36 -7.05 90.15 2.82 10.07 7 -9.36
33.42 29.67 36.27 101.48 38.98 32.25 -0.25 18.51 6.16 95.4 33.31 143.64 74.37 183.74
0912 0912 0912 0709 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
1.43 41.6 26.17 209.88 413.49 243.72 66.41 71.6 73.15 867.27 22.78 41.38 130.53 53.26
99.32 59.7 47.49 86.97 30.27 74.86
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
1885.24 451.38 366.85 520 1159.87 77.9
-12.98 -15.93 10.43 -17.5 23.54 42.67
264.32 12.94 353.08 44.93 33.48 81.32 224.31 92.78 71.37 154.91 191.73 16.33 97.22 137.82 41.75 51.04 315.64 27.2 193.09 16 6.79 36.13 61.57 43.23 189.33 39.9 42.36 261.53 41.65 192.54 17.3 87.11 96.61 169.19 -3.64 102.66 180.1
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7100.34 15.16 161.32 55.17 1223.76 45.39 39.49 2.85 208.1 590.81 104.64 43.83 51.54 21.75 63.63 508.72 715.82 212.49 29.18 23.59 0.2 44.19 49.55 748.68 131.49 151.19 119.65 144.46 52 35.55 106.25 29.62 64.75 237.32 28.14 55.52 290.14
22.51 132.65 144.9 19.27 98.85 124.7 46.63 1124.85 1137 19.68 583.9 605 23.05 333.6 474.7 14.31 49.4 58 22.44 61.7 98 19.37 391.95 437.45 15.6 149.2 178.9 23.84 29.1 33.8 22.48 441.7 480 14.71 80.45 93 12.85 34.45 48.65 16.41 140.2 178.4 22.7 257.25 288 44.99 1704.65 1836 20.76 88.1 141 28.13 871.85 983.7 11.19 118.95 140 20.69 163.8 195.7 18.55 149.3 160 19.37 253.7 326.7 14.46 618.95 706 17.71 111.7 174.35 17.43 389.05 429.4 60.44 742.1 878 18.12 77 95.45 21.82 273.95 295.95 19.96 901.45 960 18.83 589.95 673 19.9 144.7 171 19.35 447.6 540 15.93 1975.85 2500 25.17 676.4 785.55 25.44 83.6 105.4 21.27 56.7 64.75 21.36 256.05 291.4 21.97 47.75 58.75
36.85 37 278.5 180.5 179.6 18.9 30.95 144.25 29.75 9.32 155.5 27.1 13.55 39.7 110.5 774 37.55 252.75 39.75 63.75 26.2 103.25 210 55.15 158 208.05 37.52 94.6 286.2 176.1 43.8 168 894 294.05 37.65 22.1 115.25 19.85
4.76 4.76 19.52 7.38 8.25 4.86 0 4.96 6.35 8.08 5.66 4.75 0 22.5 9.52 28.4 5.09 25.82 8.4 4.57 20.23 13.62 6.38 8.49 6.6 55.97 10.56 6.77 7.82 4.48 6.66 5.12 12.49 6.54 5.12 4.41 6.64 4.33
5925.48 4794.23 45502.43 21429.13 17519.67 2126.77 995.53 16069.95 6029.77 1164 6335.74 2307.47 688.72 898.96 4399.75 77899.09 4799.69 97170.3 8621.97 7039.63 6127.12 3042.62 3000.67 1496.67 2117.6 25802.07 754.14 6863.54 28422.72 2949.75 1635.25 2238 125442.77 2435.04 4363.67 3114.87 12933.6 2070.06
55.23 51.55 38.77 53.81 64.47 76.77 28.6 73.17 80.21 0 57.17 51.19 23.11 0 0 23.87 61.23 0 52.67 80 22.2 44.75 53.17 0 3.64 48.27 0.82 51.09 57.8 75 0 75 59.41 92.33 66.47 63.59 55.43 53.87
-1.99 2.93 -8.83 13.9 12.28 4.18 -17.06 4.59 40.89 73.72 2.19 4.17 6.79 6.15
-85.98 581.4 -1.01 -12.58 -125.88 -117.08 -25.89 -118.27 -1840 134.4 2090 46.32 7444.44 -149
0 2 0 18.2 4.3 4.66 0 7.02 10.81 33.73 2.53 18.06 9.31 12.32
8.05 14 9 45.9 17 8.15 3.75 5.61 8.6 48.5 14.5 48.25 29.85 81.05
0 16.36 0 6.45 7.41 0 0 0 0 12.45 15.9 6.37 8.44 15.31
102.84 197.43 124.77 329.14 773.16 184.98 50.48 104.02 110.28 2619.38 80.7 98.94 182.15 223.02
28.62 61.35 75 46.16 35.13 35.85 26 28.16 33.42 43.52 59.39 61.01 52.92 43.52
109.61 33.95 39.86 22.22 68.08 0.14
-43.24 8.19 112.93 -2278.43 23.24 -91.36
16.74 21.74 18.54 21.38 8.04 0.44
36.02 31.17 49.6 30.71 36.59 20.58
794.75 533.8 150.7 166.2 259.8 29.4
880 621 182.5 210 386 52.25
344 223.7 30.5 75 166.25 17
17.9 1072.59 78.98 7.12 15.18 7.4 8.22 1.3 13.34 135.43 36.27 49.62 -6 9.92 -5.63 -5.3 0.08 10.05 21.56 58.93 113.81 11.32 23.95 2.13 49.61 1.47 -60.55 -0.18 7.19 1.84 18.24 23.36 71.76 44.07 25.27 12.01 64.3 2.24 37.15 3.18 81.82 -0.5 84.74 7.47 132.63 1.71 -50.14 -285.14 34.38 11.17 22.73 26.58 72.85 5.26 5.91 24.08 5.93 -6.6 -16.82 0.74 41.61 5.95 14.72 3.01 25.48 5.65 0.15 33.01 194.35 1.14 78.75 13.36 -11.5 18.75
35.67 -161.12 -44.49 26.21 59.76 5669.77 978.26 42.86 22.56 418.75 327.17 -109.26 -27.23 -101.46 -6.12 29.35 120.9 128.76 -1700 467.86 -56.52 -28.52 175.81 -27.06 20.5 93.03 275.71 -29.38 -914.81 -83.56 682.89 28.63 110.04 59.24 -172.61 -1271.93 -15.24
76.58 0.56 67.3 0.4 14.11 25.07 35.19 21.63 25.42 35.12 11.33 1.53 18.18 3.37 3.22 10.74 51.4 8.48 21.12 2.71 0 2.98 7.86 0 32.81 16.52 8.45 85.28 1.1 2.55 9.12 24.3 10.99 67.93 0.93 24.24 30.09
27.12 65.21 21.93 26.05 22.4 27.77 23.75 -24.94 45.34 43.39 4.81 38.52 38.27 31.21 31.05 41.89 40.33 32.69 31.32 20.4 -56.18 28.18 44.36 55.68 52.66 49.85 22.11 42.36 16.51 19.6 65.63 20.86 7.92 16.29 52.36 26.64 34.02
2352.15 20.75 908.2 3.51 415.55 88 214 583 82.35 517.9 354.95 42.9 117.7 298.5 55.15 154 998.5 74.95 208.9 21.65 8.44 26.7 100.5 71.8 369.05 208.7 84.3 819.35 40.15 157.15 37.7 160.75 173.1 1265.25 49.45 180.55 820.4
2550 30.65 1170 5.49 449 119.95 299 759.9 109.45 633.9 408.2 53.85 168.1 377.7 70.95 197 1250 100.8 280 24.6 13.4 37.5 122.95 145.85 459 240 95.4 1050 64.9 255 49 188.95 221.9 1389 76.7 209.95 949.8
1251 9.13 301 0.82 99.7 31.1 80 233.1 26 101 118.05 10 32 221 25 44.4 222 19 84.6 5.01 3.95 6.5 30.5 33.05 105.55 48 38.2 265 22 82 8.6 67.5 77 830 13.15 30.75 350.75
Cables -97.33 -0.22 39.28 49.51 75.24 -2.36 2.74 -37.41 -9.69 35.09 -6.26 -16.49 4.94 -31.88
24.52 17.37 8.73 62.48 24.56 58.98 8.99 43.86 28.29 90.96 17.29 10.62 33.04 38.3
17.25 27.6 26.5 31.5 19.9 28.9 117.3 189.53 50.55 71.3 30.35 42.75 5.35 9.51 12.31 18.4 26.6 30 405.1 438.5 38.8 49.65 115.05 172.35 78.75 99.7 188.2 224.3
Capital Goods 29.46 36.27 21.79 2.2 35.6 -0.9
6837.03 2290.28 1317.72 2436.4 2641.09 211.74
26.47 26590.14 14.93 171.45 25.83 541.98 1.68 225.89 37.05 4658.66 4.57 138.4 1.91 209.96 0 12.45 12.71 996.26 18.14 2199.9 8.28 236.23 0 257.82 24.93 190.61 28.96 214.61 9.19 253.07 21.04 1715.96 11.77 1867.58 23.81 865.96 11.97 101.25 15.45 77.23 0 2.57 7.35 102.89 10.03 117.49 5.84 7235.58 19.5 480.7 31.59 486.03 14.2 339.89 53.48 643.07 9.93 222.73 2.92 149.06 15.54 428.51 35.3 104.84 9.46 225.97 31.23 799.88 0 34.4 11.56 194.32 22.65 1271.44
15.29 547.41 48.04 134.89 21.64 80.48 43.52 5.31 31.63 226.32 -1.96 5.02 3138.2 36.46 1 91.48 24.46 -3.7 47.53 3.91 3.17 19.2 397.09 -25.33 7.53 14.39 6.02 -54.11 -2.84 5.51 53.1 7.19 145.23 -5.72 15.64 -5.91 -60.28 41.94 15.72 7.88 38.97 22.27 4.64 25.11 79.74 9.42 94.41 5.5 30.21 -13.84 5.4 -26.64 7.43 -92.56 -1.95 38.95 24.82 62.84 5.35 4.47 -469.27 38.32 44.12 13.15 63.06 13.51 17.35 15.81 114.8 -1.88 8.91 39.78 7.15 6.82 22.73 4.61 9.42 -16.22 12.16 15.54 90.17 -33.88 -5.01 79 19.37 30.95 83.74
26 March
2010
47.48 16840.75 52.11 24.53 3577.53 66.48 8.32 1286.98 52.06 16.14 537.32 62.15 31.61 6211.82 72.18 8.19 90.32 0 115142.4 30.71 5 67.72 0 256.97 65.6 13.48 513.13 35.66 50.14 251.7 16.93 29.45 15231.99 40.92 43.78 182.6 27.29 17.05 93.95 42.78 0 268.76 54.74 8.75 484.22 33.41 14.75 3115.69 60.14 15.95 359.92 67.67 0 59.5 59.99 7.06 95.81 40.48 69.58 317.01 74.35 19.42 71.58 22.3 14.39 1262.03 26.82 19.43 2646.02 63.68 8.47 378.65 49.15 12.01 51.39 21.7 8.02 70.36 59.67 0 58.46 11.99 8.99 257.12 69.61 11.47 66.63 36.85 0 11177.11 53.08 11.24 476.81 76.82 12.9 1191.68 54.97 9.98 251.64 71.08 9.61 829.18 46.05 0 84.88 45.23 52.04 201.47 60.58 21.54 338.92 65.69 4.76 56.26 35.19 15.72 235.42 56.27 18.63 2297.69 88.77 107.5 182.47 75 7.12 294.3 68.74 27.26 1850.82 83.77
net report Year equity net Sales Sales(L ed net ates) Profit BV ended paid company name ronoW Growth Qtr carborundum Uni. 0903 18.67 10.74 658.89 12.26 59.72 41.57 cMi FPe Ltd 0903 4.94 3.13 457.5 39.57 2.68 174.66 cummins india 0903 39.6 34.72 3304.28 40.57 433.66 70.44 Denisons Hydrau. 0809 1.8 25.86 64.09 25.69 8.51 203.56 Disa india 0812 1.51 48.59 85.93 -7.97 11.97 202.78 Dynamatic tech. 0903 5.41 4.94 294.12 7.41 4.87 246.16 eimco elecon(i) 0903 5.77 13.5 143.52 23.7 15.23 206.38 elecon engg.co 0903 18.57 22.44 956.56 15.92 57.45 29.66 elgi equipment 0903 6.27 21.85 479.42 6.23 39.74 31.39 engineers india 0903 56.16 27.26 1531.03 112.09 344.54 244.9 esab india 0812 15.39 50.82 423.23 23.61 61.18 89.03 Gee 0903 3.78 17.51 121.73 66.14 3.89 13.78 Gei industrial 0903 14.27 18.39 220.31 14.69 10.37 41.68 GMM Pfaudler 0903 2.92 12.33 146.68 3.29 10.23 58.68 Graphite india 0903 30.22 22.61 1090.42 2.48 193.57 67.14 Greaves cotton 0906 48.84 14.07 1036.32 -9.88 56 82.79 Grindwell norton 0812 27.68 18.98 502.12 13.9 55.01 54.98 Guj apollo inds 0903 15.75 20.87 167.1 -3.56 21.62 70.83 HeG 0903 42.57 33.01 1025.74 8.33 106.99 135.37 Hercules Hoists 0903 1.6 28.11 93.9 3.57 19.89 49.05 Hind.Dorr-oliver 0903 7.2 21.31 513.33 68.78 30.16 42.92 Hind.Powerplus 0503 31.78 4.89 216.18 3.03 5.78 38.1 ingersoll-rand 0903 31.57 9.27 372.26 -23.55 67.2 236.74 intl. combustion 0903 2.39 19.75 98.27 3.37 9.91 227.78 intl. conveyors 0903 3.38 8.46 70.36 10.23 2.76 134.11 ion exchange 0903 12.69 1.13 426.71 -10.18 1.44 101.26 Jaihind Projects 0903 7.11 27.88 237.71 226.48 13.28 77.16 kabra extrusion 0903 7.98 16.84 153.5 5.3 11.7 90.88 kalindee rail 0903 11.22 11.06 281.22 14.3 10.44 91.76 kennametal india 0906 21.98 10.56 305.35 -21.33 28.01 127 kilburn engg. 0903 13.45 -1.34 85.15 18.23 73.03 75.2 kirl. Brothers 0903 21.15 9.87 1829.34 20.22 67.03 66.19 kirl. oil engine 0903 38.83 12.36 2109.26 -2.13 115.9 49.45 kirl.Pneumatic 0903 12.84 35.06 514.86 29.12 40.85 101.14 kSB Pumps 0812 17.4 24.47 596.04 28.54 64.73 167.39 Lanco infratech 0903 219.83 15.33 4082.59 159.29 264.87 84.68 Larsen & toubro 0903 117.14 23.98 33895.92 35.69 3481.6 212.31 Lokesh Mach. 0903 11.78 0.45 74.56 -31.77 0.37 70.14 M & P Pumps 0812 9.23 36.8 254.26 39.8 12.96 45.18 Manugraph india 0903 6.08 16.53 397.94 -7.14 36.89 78.3 Mcnally Bharat 0903 31.09 10.43 967.98 76.65 34.12 63.04 nitin Fire Prot. 0903 12.6 14.45 62.65 72.73 14.02 80.98 orient abrasives 0903 5.98 31.15 303.05 25.84 31.85 19 Panasonic carbon 0903 4.8 11.41 30.41 21.11 5.9 109.79 Petron engg 0903 7.55 9.64 457.13 63.42 6.47 93.15 Praj inds. 0903 36.69 32.67 771.88 10.01 129.75 24.17 Premier 0903 30.4 7.81 129.33 21.33 13.61 59.63 rel. indl. infra 0903 15.1 16.11 70.99 5.55 22.47 97.75 revathi equipmnt 0903 3.07 1.47 89.14 -24.75 3.62 395.77 Sancia Global 0903 15.22 18.87 295.57 14.17 26.29 99.59 Sanghvi Movers 0903 8.66 28.96 357.5 40.57 101.05 91.07 Shakti Met-dor 0903 2.94 13.85 61.91 -15.3 5.78 150.68 Shakti Pumps 0906 6.22 20.84 106.75 2.28 7.81 65.95 Shanthi Gears 0903 8.17 23.69 252.49 3.42 44.06 24.76 Shriram ePc 0903 43.35 11.17 918.76 42.16 40.02 87 Sulzer india 0812 3.45 52.29 197.41 58.26 27.01 168.38 Sunil Hitech 0903 12.28 6.13 598.21 95.3 10.3 137 Supreme infra Swaraj engines texmaco thermax tiL titagarh Wagons trF UB engg. Walchan. inds. Wendt india WPiL
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0909 0903 0903
13.88 12.42 11.08 23.83 10.03 18.44 5.5 17.07 7.61 2 7.97
25.78 23.64 29.04 33.84 23.45 18.04 40.17 24.22 10.66 21.07 42.69
ahmednagar Forg. Bharat Forge electrost.cast. Hinduja Foundrie inv.& Prec.cast. Jayaswal neco M M Forgings nelcast ramkrishna Forg. Sterling tools Sundram Fasten. tayo rolls
0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
34.92 44.54 28.73 18.68 4.96 112.88 12.07 17.4 15.33 6.84 21.01 10.26
8.1 10.33 10.92 -10.12 9.86 9.38 11.17 2.46 4.91 3.35 3.65 -24.41
acc ambuja cem. andhra cements anjani Portland Barak Valley Bheema cements Binani cement Birla corpn. Burnpur cement chettinad cement Dalmia cement Deccan cements Guj. Sidhee cem. Heidelberg cem. india cements
0812 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0809 0812 0903
187.88 304.52 132.53 18.39 22.16 26.48 203.1 77.01 43 29.5 16.19 7 144.67 158.02 282.43
26.71 22.73 17.99 33.96 10.75 9 24.31 28.43 -0.37 -1.13 18.49 22.06 16.06 21.26 17.48
404.35 155.55 208.17 66.06 1007.3 20.88 3076.97 -2.63 809.61 17.04 689.05 24.2 526.31 47.12 453.11 71.25 512.61 -26.35 51.37 -4.96 159.45 44.95
net net Sales Pat % Growth% ttM end Sales Pat 0915 190.19 18.59 14.68 -46.58 0916 140.15 12.68 16.46 -475.8 0917 814.83 8.71 148.16 11.11 0918 11.7 9.86 1.62 18.25 0919 26.45 56.14 4.94 148.24 0920 82.16 36.98 3.74 -317.44 0921 37.72 9.08 1.97 -27.04 0922 249.88 1.72 19.83 58.51 0923 154.32 27.43 16.49 66.4 0924 493.83 -6.55 111.06 61.17 0925 105 -9.29 18.92 4.7 0926 33.5 15.56 3.06 1430 0927 61.29 27 3.92 44.65 0928 32.06 15.2 2.04 52.24 0929 278.94 4.12 62.98 114.88 0930 342.49 37.42 32.69 322.35 0931 151.85 29.8 17.44 41.9 0932 60.21 39.18 8.88 74.12 0933 290.28 19.62 45.69 109.01 0934 23.24 -2.84 6.71 22.45 0935 209.45 67.91 14.28 92.97 0936 46.02 -20.48 0.97 -61.81 0937 103.59 10.76 15.06 -4.98 0938 23.03 6.57 2.28 83.87 0939 23.33 39.95 4 -387.77 0940 114.98 13.72 1.57 -145.38 0941 118.95 363.02 7.72 451.43 0942 49.14 42.52 6.52 572.16 0943 37.57 -48.24 0.26 -91.22 0944 90.11 12.43 14.08 192.12 0945 13.69 -45.46 -0.74 -1157.14 0946 437.52 10.94 20.34 2541.56 0947 558.22 17.17 61.1 511.61 0948 130.78 -5.18 15.32 31.62 0949 138.85 -1.64 18.06 -2.54 0950 1313.52 25.88 114.51 94.98 0951 8071.37 -6.08 758.82 -50.09 0952 22.79 117.25 1 -146.95 0953 68.61 40.08 4.43 75.79 0954 42.29 -59.5 4 -8.68 0955 332.5 59.1 7.39 94.99 0956 38.74 311.69 5.3 -4.5 0957 89.69 31.14 15.04 122.81 0958 7.09 -6.83 1.49 -12.35 0959 142.77 19.83 7.82 557.14 0960 147.35 -29.44 29.15 -38.37 0961 36.07 15.2 4.32 57.09 0962 13.22 -27.56 5.88 3.7 0963 30.33 66.47 1.29 10.26 0964 68.01 18.61 0.52 -84.19 0965 82.41 -6.75 20.92 -12.61 0966 22.95 57.52 1.86 111.36 0967 31.63 3.1 2.62 25.96 0968 23.68 -58.87 1.91 -71.87 0969 238.29 3.94 7.44 3.62 0970 37.3 -24.93 6.3 -14.52 0971 154.61 4.81 6.4 -199.22
26.99 21.27 75.84 287.3 32.27 64.78 45.52 21.14 23.4 8.84 8.28
83.23 78.08 26.64 80.73 142.2 212.4 240.4 48.79 60.22 220.15 28.95
0972 0973 0974 0975 0976 0977 0978 0979 0980 0981 0982
142.78 68.18 238.69 726.27 210.64 136.17 216.23 101.02 116.49 15.16 51.8
-23.66 35.92 -6.87 103.29 38.11 140.39 -19.52 -11.98 -28.14 3.83 9.93 27.17 8.33 10.22 -18.56 3.78 12.43 4.54 -2.82 1.72 4.67 15.48 -21.36 -16.74
131.21 66.77 43.9 75.21 71.11 36.76 79.15 88.73 58.2 75.73 20.33 87.58
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
153.12 495.85 384.67 110.08 15.48 467.6 42.59 91.65 80.4 42.39 359.4 33.37
7189.56 4.49 1212.79 6182.09 10.44 1402.27 369.36 -16.49 38.36 129.17 25.32 16.67 89.14 26.78 8.17 83.3 119.56 15.46 1493.69 55.33 108.66 1790.19 3.99 323.51 19.47 -28 -0.2 1137.67 22.31 -4.21 1758.68 19.83 158.62 185.56 -1.3 34.23 570.15 44.72 48.79 761.16 28.22 125.53 3358.34 10.32 432.18
262.28 37.26 5.24 30.34 35.55 61.2 23.46 166.15 12.61 120.39 148.93 244.36 3.17 31.95 105
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
1921.46 1772.88 59.64 20.83 27.15 12.07 402.33 558.88 3.92 296.02 518.73 59.76 96.05 197.18 864.12
54.64 47.61 43.46 -7.83 11.44 4.49 52.81 1.54 20.02 17.98 64.5
11.47 8.87 22.23 56.51 6.28 15.46 22.93 7.05 3.79 3.12 3.55
caGr 52w ePS Sales% cPM rs. 52w High Low Latests M.cap 5.47 19.11 177.6 204.3 74.9 32.71 46.68 4.6 1047.05 1391 230 9.34 22.41 28.69 455 486.9 148.2 20.3 27.27 28.22 311.35 427 161 11.41 65.3 44.97 1386.65 1759 1200 30.26 15.28 38.59 1088.85 1358.4 395 168.29 22.64 11.37 237.5 334.9 99.1 10.55 6.05 41.94 75.75 110.85 23.85 13.95 8.01 10.54 80 98.5 27.25 11.68 83.6 3.62 1925 2408 411.55 23.03 39.44 25.65 570.35 649 195 14.46 4.28 53.77 55.35 63.2 22.68 11.63 7.56 35.26 82.7 87.85 24 11.39 6.92 20.12 95.05 124 39 13.76 10.32 17.84 80.1 94.9 20.55 5.29 17.23 10.24 269.1 302.6 50.1 15.72 11.04 17.46 145.15 166.7 70.05 13.15 15.6 13.86 189.4 223.7 49 11.67 37.48 21.59 323.65 412.7 94 7.97 10.12 26.17 212.7 252 71.55 19.27 14.28 47.45 185.95 194 30.65 13.02 1.79 5.59 105.4 0 0 57.6 14.49 -3.86 335.05 386.35 202.25 22.44 48.21 26.05 332.3 411 80.25 6.89 2.48 24.17 29.65 46.4 5.33 15.28 6.92 16.7 130.25 173 58.3 18.88 28.84 38.74 163.5 189.9 32 8.6 28.27 13.91 204.7 225 48.15 9.3 2.87 49.97 165.65 239.9 82.2 57.92 13.9 6.18 321.4 368 125 23.06 2.34 33.08 53.15 60.9 13.75 12.22 10.05 29.31 240.55 287.55 66 23.91 11.1 16.06 154 178.45 35.45 14.15 36.01 18.89 395.6 495 148.5 12.28 37.39 19.93 431.25 465 191 11.53 2.24 104.35 45.9 60.7 10.91 22.61 66.95 28.65 1566.85 1800 557 30.73 2.24 14.94 44.3 59 18 63.29 13.71 32.47 246.9 0 0 17.64 3.73 14.46 47.95 68 25 12.86 11.28 37.78 250.05 289.8 28.8 20.04 7.34 26.9 343.75 382.55 115 46.83 3.95 21.15 28.4 32.5 7.28 7.19 16.04 -3.84 140.15 185 75.05 8.32 19.95 21.29 274.55 294.45 58.05 15.96 6.62 48.94 81.1 122.55 45.1 12.33 4.71 30.64 128.8 176.8 23.4 27.35 15.23 10.13 817.1 1287 231.05 53.65 22.9 14.64 595.95 715 348 22.45 3.65 57.77 26.8 61.95 17.5 11.36 21.04 50.84 212.2 272 59.65 10.09 19.1 29.67 175 187.9 65.65 13.96 14.91 17.83 158.5 164.95 55 10.92 3.05 24.08 37.9 59.5 24.05 12.43 9.91 112.19 184.3 265 77 18.73 95.81 28.93 796.6 1063 457 8.32 24.87 75.97 201.35 254 49.25 9.31
Promoter Holding P/e 1657.9 43.12 517.24 75 9009 51 56.04 73.1 209.38 74.27 589.07 54.61 137.04 74.05 703.34 45.71 625.6 24.2 10810.8 90.4 877.77 55.65 130.9 61.13 137.45 41.41 139.25 75.63 1374.12 56.75 1314.28 51.41 803.55 58.6 298.3 49.47 1379.07 54.69 340.32 69.53 669.42 55.17 334.96 92 1057.75 74 79.42 53 200.14 54.3 165.81 40.19 118.7 47.74 163.35 55.71 202.92 15.48 706.44 88.16 71.54 57.15 2543.82 62.22 2989.91 62.37 507.95 55.85 750.38 66.8 11051.8 67.95 94355.7 0 52.19 53.18 227.89 90.17 145.77 57.02 777.41 32.29 433.13 70.15 339.66 53.43 67.27 74.03 207.01 52.47 1497.92 22.88 391.55 41.37 1233.82 45.43 182.96 67.62 115.37 50.14 918.83 44.51 61.25 46.12 101.44 49.64 309.64 44.7 806.87 42.16 274.83 80.03 247.26 53.2
105.56 87.92 44.07 -21.84 18.94 23.38 241.73 23.04 12.13 84.62 96.13
23.89 27.25 7.34 21.1 30.9 20.86 53.51 14.28 6.25 48.31 14.87
76.3 18.31 43.29 40.04 25.29 64.31 25.39 43.39 20.15 9.47 34.64
173.95 288.3 138.2 589.4 339.65 347.75 846.95 130 228.6 685.05 180.9
212 365 170.5 745 404.9 488.7 857 161 292.9 791 210
19.45 77.8 35.6 151 69.9 118.6 90.03 29.2 67.5 350.25 34.8
7.29 10.58 21.16 28.08 10.99 13.4 14.98 9.28 36.52 14.18 12.17
241.44 61.1 358.07 50.62 1757.9 47.63 7022.7 61.98 340.67 50.9 654.12 49.25 931.65 41.82 221.91 40.74 869.82 55 137.01 79.74 144.18 72.68
14.47 37.99 64.41 2.22 1.38 15.2 3.3 2.34 3.8 4.38 21.45 -1.65
891.1 773.33 72.54 -121.98 711.76 -145.59 89.66 -246.25 -285.37 -615.29 3251.56 -84.18
13.92 5.58 5.84 1.32 9.11 3.5 4.86 3.29 4.78 11.12 2.73 0
29.96 20.15 22.45 14.44 8.59 20.42 14.77 16.96 48.51 14.71 12.85 13.79
117.95 245.55 43.85 103 122 27.2 60.55 66.85 111.6 83.45 51.5 131.35
134.4 307.35 55.5 133.4 161 38.7 77 85 146 100.6 66 196
29 73.6 13.05 36.48 24.75 7 25.6 16.6 21.3 29 13 52.1
8.79 66.91 5.2 0 13.33 17.11 10.07 0 24.97 11.43 20.77 0
433.47 54.96 5467.17 43.89 1433.02 48.09 295.92 69.9 60.51 40.56 307.03 48.97 73.08 61.23 116.32 68.71 183.36 53.95 57.08 69.19 1082.02 49.53 134.77 73.21
280.71 241.19 -21.18 1.04 3.98 -0.18 57.17 112.29 0.04 4.3 22.6 -9.61 5.64 13.52 34.8
-6.55 -3.12 -305.43 -70.62 101.01 -104.92 573.38 37.98 -105.56 -73.76 -4.68 -204.91 -51.38 -75.13 -43.79
85.58 7.99 3.93 7.5 4.75 3.7 14.03 66.27 0.08 28.44 22.15 40.56 2.81 5.27 14.51
17.03 28.94 27.96 29.84 18.72 29.22 31.87 12.97 19.56 28.5 36.65 4.54 30.3 16.86 26.99
922.95 106.9 25.55 33.1 26.25 52 71.3 362.7 13.42 575 214.75 187 15.85 44.25 117.45
989.9 113.9 35.25 42.4 39.2 67.75 85 404.4 17.59 639 225 293 20.95 51.9 180
510.1 59.55 14.8 15 10 24.5 24.95 144 7.15 345 71.65 117.55 6.06 14.1 92
10.78 13.36 17.38 3.23 5.54 10.97 5.08 5.47 134.2 0 9.7 6.96 6.58 7.23 8.3
17327.46 46.2 16288.35 46.43 355.2 73.13 60.87 61.44 58.17 60.62 137.7 74.01 1448.1 64.91 2793.15 62.9 57.69 46 1696.25 85.03 1738.4 56.6 130.9 54.63 229.22 35.39 1002.79 68.55 3318.9 27.37
Castings, Forgings & Fastners 500.77 1994.75 1838.97 363.3 44.45 1618.76 206.81 290.31 224.43 150.96 1262.2 164.93
33.8 13.61 -8.81 89.86 60.58 28.33 -14.72 100.72 106.1 24.06 25.39 19.35
Cement 1.85 6.17 -34.26 -30.31 38.95 -32.42 11.75 23.61 9.19 14 28.36 26.05 -14.98 -32.9 14.48
March 2010 27
company name
Year equity ended paid
net report net Sales Sales(L ed net ates) Profit BV ronoW Growth
Jk Lakshmi cem. kcP kakatiya cements Madras cement Mangalam ncL inds. ocL india Prism cement rain commodities Sagar cements Sanghi inds. Saurashtra cem. Sh. Digvijay cem Shiva cement Shree cement Ultratech cem. Vinay cements everest inds. Hyd.industries indian Hume Pipe ramco inds. Visaka inds. asian Granito cera Sanitary. euro ceramics HSiL kajaria ceramics
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
61.19 12.89 7.77 23.8 28.03 33.82 11.39 298.25 70.83 15 219.98 51.19 141.38 32.14 34.84 124.49 18.9 14.8 7.49 4.84 4.33 15.92 21.06 3.11 17.1 11.01 14.72
25.17 30.62 18.43 32.84 38.42 25.87 19.09 20.06 20.82 11.06 8.39 0 25.23 0.3 61.39 31.03 -3.74 9.87 27 16.36 13.62 20.71 14.41 20.32 -12.31 20.4 5.62
Murudesh nitco orient ceramics restile ceramics Somany ceramics
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
17.51 32.12 10.53 98.28 6.9
0.07 4.92 12.68 0 14.55
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0903 36.4 0903 22.07 0903 23.39 0903 10.18 0903 10.21 0903 84.97 0903 12.27 0903 29.67 0903 22.5 0903 6.48 0903 28.19 0903 3.52 0812 85.28 0903 19.9 0903 1.5 0903 5.13 0812 123.64 0903 3 0903 13.28 0812 26.66 0903 7.83 0903 8.96 0812 7.93 0903 6.55 0812 6.39 0903 24.68 0903 100.02 0903 9.15 0903 31.98
27.08 3.72 21.07 17.84 9.61 10.15 3.99 11.4 10.3 24.13 18.94 9.14 8.73 -23.7 0.84 6.89 57.93 21.78 6.6 21.52 20.53 15.94 19.4 21.26 31.62 14.87 12.35 18.94 -5.78
Deepak nitrite elantas Beck ellen.indl.Gas Foseco india Geecee Vent. GHcL Goa carbon Godrej inds. Grauer & Weil Guj alkalies Guj Fluorochem Gulf oil corpn. Gulshan Polyols Hikal Hind.organ.chem. i G Petrochems iFB agro inds. india Glycols insilco ioL chemicals Jayant agro org. Jayshree chem. kanoria chem. kiri Dyes natl. Peroxide navin Fluo.intl. nitta Gelatin nociL oriental carbon Panama Phillips carbon Pidilite inds. Prem. explosives Punjab alkalies Punjab chemicals Si Group Solar inds. Sr. rayal. alka. SrF Polymers Standard inds. Sterling Biotech Sudarshan thirumalai tide Water oil Ultramarine Pig. Vivimed Labs.
0903 0812 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
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0812 0903 0903 0903 0903
1223.9 10.43 178.59 349.32 1.84 65.91 182.07 5.51 21.1 2530.9 25.85 363.51 564.15 10.42 97.16 303.98 57.73 29.85 1120.15 46.79 115.74 627.96 -28.34 96.23 1111.01 140.44 85.05 306.54 20.8 16.46 806.35 -4.74 52.54 713.59 74.26 -48.15 306.9 20.94 21.66 24.6 -0.57 0.22 2716.46 28.85 577.97 6385.5 15.85 977.02 34.17 -0.5 -2.77 528.69 86.15 14.45 623.4 29.62 44.09 552.33 51.77 25.31 452.87 18.73 35.65 577.98 34.4 35.94 331.95 74.01 25.01 159.73 25.62 13.11 212.76 -5.99 -22.82 616.32 18.99 40.15 669.09 33.67 8.9 180.09 -23.94 666.14 4.49 225.14 5.67 36.68 15.31 441.96 34.18
0.18 24.97 6.37 -9.8 8.74
Qtr end
net Sales
net Sales % Pat
Pat caGr Growth% ttM ePS Sales% cPM 45.35 -19.08 22.68 16.98 7.83 -47.2 50.62 24.36 -2.21 -281.15 22.78 4.57 16.01 -74.48 17.07 29.48 26.77 56.55 49.46 15.42 -3.96 -166.89 6.29 39.87 17.5 -45.65 23.13 23.9 41.97 35.26 6.75 10.53 74.73 272.16 21.49 40.1 -6.54 -221.79 21.73 22.49 -23.42 -230.98 1.07 40.8 -2.26 -93.75 5.41 30.71 6.9 -305.97 3.97 14.9 0.66 144.44 0.39 1.09 167.43 35.09 282.2 40.61 196.03 -17.76 94.32 23.17 -1.04 79.31 0.26 -1.44 4.71 -238.12 21.08 21.55 14.55 120.45 96.37 13.97 8.87 107.73 73.5 27.88 13.42 348.83 4.94 17.81 7.78 24.48 31.92 30.09 4.2 28.05 8.17 98.17 5.23 70.36 27.45 25.84 -10.98 -0.81 0 48.53 9.97 43.04 7.34 17.6 8.27 4252.63 3.21 21.84
52w rs. 52w High Low
128.23 186.73 159.36 52.95 103.13 37.05 115.75 22.18 70.06 128.15 29.67 0.1 3.58 3.94 347.31 289.21 38.5 102.25 241.62 340.72 640.83 117.96 90.1 113.54 101.71 45.51 22.02
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
353.24 79.07 22.58 607.1 147.61 47.97 311.62 229.97 251.69 89.53 132.76 104.78 71.08 11.81 866.03 1651.81 7.65 152.73 146.01 166.85 101.82 124.41 101.68 45.64 56.98 204.2 179.7
18.8 0.18 -34.17 -0.34 4.19 -41.38 1.11 7.07 -0.49 12.11 -29.36 -23.46 -1.18 86.28 30.35 1.29 24.59 19.3 12.63 -1.57 30.59 3.15 26.47 19.01 24.09 38.09 14.53
152.6 161.3 49.86 8.79 92.49
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
30.98 76.26 58.11 9.58 133.67
-28.85 -49.74 2.94 2.02 21.52
-5.51 -8.94 2.35 -1 5.01
-2395.83 -227.17 16.34 -86.3 116.88
0 1.9 7.55 0 22.16
5.14 32.25 17.22 20.08 18.27
34.5 43.7 48.95 8.6 150
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0809 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 21.84 7.14 -6.08 -2.85 27.78 16 86.06 12.43 12.61 22.49 45.06 21.83 22.8 58.78 -4.92 -4.9 39.25 -26.54 -6.71 -4.77 36.38 16.87 13.73 25.18 23.57 43.05 24.46 29.03 35.09 57.09 12.59 14.71 21.55 1.18 7.37 -3.81 148.59 52.1 -30.58 129.85 29.37 14.36 -20.55 23.49 26.37 -2.65
308.36 11.8 46.16 13.69 53.69 37.02 36.17 308 42.12 63.67 288.19 10.12 218.33 128.53 9.71 40.35 609.5 29.34 104.7 240.53 29 141.18 52.7 13.61 36.97 1.12 290.09 79.06 203.68
-4.55 251.19 -7.4 5.39 28.44 -24.36 28.86 10 19.35 25.11 40.16 21.93 63.87 78.04 13.43 26.81 13.73 18.16 -14.81 23.09 -19.31 -4.6 32.45 0.74 16.22 -98.58 2.86 -46.29 13.7 28.28 19.61 4.18 15.64 27.7 106.47 12.33 18.08 12.57 192.27 340.14 29.04 17.38 58.89 -25.27 1.33 13.05 -91.89 0.77 12.69 5.65 4.89 14.6 8.37 20.65 45.29 15.02 36.16 7.63 11.68 -64.84 146.38 2.86 7.12 5.23 -23.37 25.21 27.31 20.41 53.71 220.17 18.84 -46 27.55 13.92 14.6
11.15 0.5 3.94 2.27 2.41 -1.73 2.85 5 2.79 4.21 11.25 1.22 25.93 3.21 0.18 2.64 80.8 0.45 -11.3 17.44 0.65 5.53 8.36 -1.38 2.96 3.61 22.43 8.71 16.91 210.87 137.48 32.63 84.08 80.38 121.38 76.14 31.68 77.72 169.52 112 30.74 113.32 133.4 -18.05 56.36 80.41 135.86 13.77 53.74 47.88 19.53 41.23 81.97 120.31 226.75 105.05 16.49 64.68 166.79 77.23 28.99 29.22 28.98 162.61 28.96 101.18 23.8 127.98 24.46 70.88 162.79 83.24 1710.92 27.39 98.14
63.01 733.33 -67.22 40.99 -139.51 -18.4 176.7 -68.75 47.62 46.69 2643.9 454.55 67.83 -124.6 -92.68 -482.61 71.91 200 -294.83 2542.42 -64.29 100.36 162.07 -266.27 29.26 -25.26 38.2 76.67 -598.82 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0906 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
7.95 24.24 0.1 -2.23 20.12 16.96 9.93 9.01 9 16.73 0.42 9.95 3.97 28.44 14.95 15.16 3.65 9.87 19.16 28.83 32.56 13.92 1.75 4.09 6.24 11.25 4.6 88.39 92.43 1.92 16.46 12.23 30.82 13.38 13.11 27.54 0 2.18 40.56 19.06 9.55 14.14 19.72 15.26 29.33 16.64 5.28 17.98 19.58 11.24 38.19 29.12 10.54 21.9 9.51 32.89 2.1 2.39 141.18 52.7 13.61 36.97 1.12 290.09 79.06 203.68 62.04 309.38 248.79 233.49 54.77 119.88 133.52 111.11 68.67 281.49 15.21 85.97 245.47 12.25 94.27 80.94 30.38 96.84 46.52 105.03 32.19 84.07 346.76 460.76 23.11 37.18 75.73 145.63 123.27 112.94 0 1.56 362.55 130.64 161.25 168.82 29.13 52.81
44.65 3.45 70.45 101.1 70.75 14.54 45.25 86.6 35.5 138.4 364.05 40.25 199.15 47.45 6950 97.95 648.55 281 302.9 453.1 68.5 137.1 429.45 441 340.1 90.35 44 103.35 152.1 -4.6 32.45 0.74 16.22 -98.58 2.86 -46.29 13.7 48.92 -3.05 -0.66 12.41 19.64 -8.45 23.56 -1.17 -6.63 41.57 -2.25 27.7 19.62 -13.37 -17.49 14.26 -4.35 10.69 -0.79 -4.97 24.29 7.47 32.18 13.87 15.49 -13.9 -14.55 -23 10.38 -36.47 -100 -84.29 20.18 31.56 170.74 33.95 2.75 51.75
1430.25 61.4 84.46 46.68 21.82 0.55 0.98 1.2 204.35 17.53 46.08 102.59 65.22 0.98 8.78 63.21 197.49 24.76 5.51 61.87 245.05 -12.94 16.15 19.68 112.62 35.57 2.46 60.81 1167.35 16.41 37.87 116.62 125.32 78.01 5.58 21.29 251.69 15.55 15.33 108.72 1116.66 22.4 68.64 136.65 39.48 31.29 2.79 35.02 533.39 78.87 80.04 121.31 407.47 -1.3 -11.14 25.49 32.51 35.01 0.59 12870.6 134.24 28.94 3.7 107.35 2262.37 15.07 262.37 38.46 110.53 16.25 4.8 82.07 506.28 7.9 22.36 235.02 920.15 6.85 67.48 119.14 120.77 43.86 5.04 33.7 572.2 21.84 28.28 210.87 181.94 7.14 19.61 137.48 47.15 -6.08 4.18 32.63 147.36 -2.85 15.64 84.08 367.54 27.78 27.7 80.38 1239.4 16 106.47 121.38 386.88 86.06 12.33 76.14 802.31 12.43 18.08 31.68 8.96 15.94 572.2 7.93 19.4 181.94 6.55 21.26 47.15 6.39 31.62 147.36 24.68 14.87 367.54 100.02 12.35 1239.4 9.15 18.94 386.88 31.98 -5.78 802.31 12.79 15.39 219.08 73.44 16.55 1386.67 10.99 30.62 1044.56 14.87 5.16 911.84 4.17 20.13 196.95 16.44 40.55 478.04 67.27 0 546.24 30.8 0.77 557.28 8.01 22.94 276.18 27.88 -21.33 958.73 62.72 -2.85 64.65 18.15 14.72 302.79 7.5 8.19 810.27 5.33 57.97 59.57 28.15 6.27 492.39 15 35.04 278.49 5.75 33.19 134.95 10.1 23.82 420.09 8.4 17.71 183.71 160.79 14.2 466.26 10.31 13.42 121.68 4.76 17.79 367.4 28.25 -28.13 1163.28 25.31 21.31 1761.12 8.12 23.72 69.72 20.5 12.26 202.48 6.59 4.88 470.83 42.31 -17.41 625.77 17.32 15.79 421.66 67.54 18.57 681.52 6.45 -8.09 113.27 32.16 48.07 31.26 24.38 14.58 1178.38 6.92 20.31 449.97 10.24 -42.5 469.74 0.87 20.17 529.05 5.84 18.21 110.22 9.4 16.57 151.49
73.65 289.35 86 110.2 164.15 33.9 121.85 50.95 182 170.95 28.1 18.85 15.95 8.34 2145.5 1038.1 44.4 164.6 571.65 705.4 54.45 121.7 57 243.2 48.3 75.3 54.75
84.85 17.4 374.6 121.5 115 47.5 140 57.5 199 51 48 19 144.35 39.8 60.3 17.6 255.7 52.25 271.75 125.5 40.95 17.05 33.6 11.35 22.9 5.51 11.54 3.73 2350 551 1061 439.9 52.45 33 183 43.5 649.5 102 909 205.25 72.8 16.3 158.9 31.7 74 11.9 261.7 52 65.15 22.1 91.8 24.75 61 21 45.7 74.85 58.7 17.2 175
Promoter Holding
Latests M.cap P/e
14.55 21 15.85 6.56 41.5
56.8 26.25 29.7 3.1 102.55 31 399.4 98 90.5 37.5 19.5 8.06 56.5 12.01 114 34 50.6 13 195 51 461.4 163.3 0 0 227.5 113.95 62 13.3 7561.3 3595 120 40 724 291.5 333.15 107.05 372 201 486.3 153 80.4 22.95 178.95 73 535 150.1 508.95 125.3 400 193.4 125.7 39 59.55 24.5 131.25 45 218.95 49.1 5.53 100.36 8.36 162.07 -1.38 -266.27 2.96 29.26 3.61 -25.26 22.43 38.2 8.71 76.67 16.91 -598.82 5.01 503.61 19.31 -40.49 45.34 -36.44 6.78 -226.26 3.49 -30.62 14.35 -10.09 -19.09 -52.85 4.02 -135.02 3.89 322.83 6.82 -109.62 1.36 -1460 6.39 643.02 2.11 74.38 1.6 9.59 6.09 -237.78 4.72 69.18 3.45 -32.09 21.17 484.81 6.45 5.74 7.87 10.53 7.46 213.45 6.24 20.7 33.63 -173.14 68.17 -835.38 1.97 14.53 -7.43 167.27 -8.21 -500.49 8.49 189.76 8.75 45.59 6.72 -45.81 6.88 -32.81 0.26 -100.8 40.98 -33.09 8.51 307.18 4.28 -107.24 14.51 177.97 3.16 54.9 4.31 -33.49
3.28 5.53 4.31 6.6 3.42 6.62 5.27 7.55 8.1 9.96 26.51 10.9 4.01 43.89 7.49 11.01 0 7.82 5.88 10.75 9.5 3.73 6.98 8.48 0 9.31 17.06
901.18 372.97 66.82 2622.76 460.11 118.45 693.33 1519.58 1289.11 256.42 618.14 96.49 225.49 125.06 7474.92 12923.31 83.92 243.94 427.02 342.12 471.54 193.26 120.04 152.73 82.59 414.15 402.96
44.48 46.26 49.18 42.01 25.49 44.64 69.77 61.74 42.89 44.16 51.01 64.41 73.63 28.75 65.56 54.78 96.21 50.09 42.28 69.92 50.54 37.7 35 54.71 57.15 60.49 52.49
0 0 6.48 0 6.77
60.41 140.36 51.54 84.52 103.5
50.94 47.78 74.74 73.74 62.21
5.84 31.36 3.5 10.17 8.27 0 22.29 6.1 9.73 5.14 11.18 12.94 31.31 15.87 0 5.94 21.04 22.06 0 9.71 6.5 8.1 10.77 131.25 17.37 16.25 4.25 0 286.98
342.55 76.14 164.78 102.92 72.17 123.55 55.52 256.94 79.88 89.68 1026.26 56.67 1698.35 94.43 104.25 50.25 8018.67 89.36 402.25 1207.96 53.64 143.27 340.55 288.86 217.32 222.98 440.09 95.08 4830.7 19.72 29.33 5.28 19.58 38.19 10.54 9.51 2.1 7.05 14.68 23.06 8.98 16.83 33.62 2.91 9.32 13.97 3.11 1.2 8.09 5.37 6.12 6.09 11.85 25.43 76.21 27.69 1.87 19.58 32.03 30.59 11.92 5.52 0 0 3.14 17.73 4.28 48.57 0.51 7.21 50.76 24.66 586.38 2.63 14.12
49.65 39.52 56.31 70.4 74.07 40.8 61.48 40.81 63.6 54.93 71.18 74.96 89.48 74.09 58.93 57.66 71.03 65.98 71.4 63.4 54.97 56.41 88.55 42.63 86.48 59.98 18.26 58.13 79.1 15.26 16.64 17.98 11.24 29.12 21.9 32.89 2.39 20.08 12.83 47 19.64 33.03 26.91 5.75 16.03 23.01 18.74 2.9 41.35 26.11 8.16 14.25 32.47 18.25 16.89 16.39 3.17 24.81 48.67 19.61 21.99 6.84 11.37 31.06 10.55 55.17 19.88 -7.26 -24.16 32.42 7.34 15.25 23.09 15.31 31.46
Computer 46.5 6 10.05 17.29 15.12
16.06 4.45 13.98 37.02 15.36
112.99 104.01 48.19 501.17 121.38
13.83 165.53 165.22 91.21 33.05
4.75 0.31 8.52 131.59 23.84
March,2010, 28
35.22 12.13 12.86 245.23 137.43
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
23.19 57.18 14.02 203.88 59.04
-13.63 92.07 -21.63 40.34 70.98
3.61 2.68 1.95 64.13 13.05
-501.11 8833.3 -40.91 103.26 63.33
3.19 6.9 1.53 22.65 21.63
-7.33 150.71 6.23 82.51 49.65
Promoter Holding net report Year equity net Sales Sales( ed net net Sales Pat caGr company name ended paid ronoW Growth Lates) Profit BV Qtr end net Sales % Pat Growth% ttM ePS Sales% cPM rs. 52w High 52w Low Latests M.cap P/e Jetking infotrai 0903 5.9 60.83 46.18 25.49 12.44 43.25 0912 10.38 -7.16 2.5 -11.03 15.43 5.12 144.45 233 92.4 9.37 85.08 44.77 niit 0903 33 10.51 545.62 16.74 47.21 23.32 0912 145.87 18.25 1.15 -438.24 1.96 4.51 64.85 79.05 14.3 33.09 1070.67 34.02
Construction ansal Housing ansal Properties arih.Found.Hsg. ashiana Housing BSeL infra. cHD Developers D S kulkarni Dev DLF Ganesh Housing HDiL kadamb constrn. kamanwala Housin Lancor Holdings Lok Housing Marathon nextgen Marg Projects Parsvnath Devl. Prime Property rDB inds. Sobha Developer. Unitech Vipul Ltd aPW Pres.Sys. Bajaj electrical Bharat electron Blue Star BPL centum electron
0903 0903 0809 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
17.66 56.75 7.05 18.74 82.62 19.39 25.8 339.44 32.66 275.49 5.05
6.95 4.77 23.44 26.1 1.3 0.2 2.36 13.09 3.82 20.49 0.4
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
14.09 4.05 42.88 12.64 5.45 184.7 10 10.75 72.9 324.68 12 6.05 17.29 80 17.99 48.51 7.4
4.1 101.05 0.24 28.25 2.97 6.07 108.67 2.55 10.32 29.57 5.35 21.26 45 21.19 57.17 0 1.14
Fedders Lloyd Genus Power Hawkins cookers Hind rectifiers Hitachi Home Honeywell auto iFB inds. iSt Jct electronics khaitan elect. Lloyd electric Mic electronics Mirc electronics MVL industries numeric Pow.Sys. opto circuits Panasonic Home Samtel color Sharp india Siemens Sujana Univ. ind Symphony comfort timex Group titan inds. ttk Prestige Value industries Whirlpool india Zicom electron.
0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0909 0809
30.77 14.79 5.29 3.01 22.96 8.84 29.62 5.85 78.48 11.5 31.01 20.13 6.7 24.55 5.05 161.47 8.57 51.27 25.94 67.43 123.84
8.1 18.39 81.85 23.89 22.42 29.73 16.69 1.4 0 3.9 5.64 20.88 3.31 10.29 18.35 38.79 8.01 0 0.33 35.3 5.48
0906 0903 0903 0903 0809 0903 0903
7 10.1 44.39 11.33 39.21 126.87 12.7
aban offshore asian oilfield Hind.oil explor. onGc Selan expl. tech Shiv-Vani oilGas
0903 7.56 0906 11.27 0903 130.51 0903 2138.89 0903 14.32 0903 43.9
asian Star co. classic Diamonds
0903 0903
10.67 7.69
Flawless Diamond Gitanjali Gems Goldiam intl. rajesh exports renaissance Jew Shrenuj & co. Su-raj Diamonds
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
16.68 85.06 25.55 25.7 19.08 13.86 43.71
Suashish Diamond Vaibhav Gems
0903 0903
20.81 31.7
-10.79 0
752.34 170.96
0903
27.11
14.48
577.15
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
59.27 16.29 38.61 6 93.04
17.15 28.5 -67.5 14.25 19.15
182.41 1636.05 1304.94 284.11 3885.04
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0909 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
33.34 13.55 4.47 12.9 14.07 91.67 20.56 45.74 34.96 15.24 7.05 19.28 115.47 27.1 33.07
208.72 620.06 105.52 82.71 8.73 39.19 285.64 2827.9 55.05 1719.29 9.02
-16.47 16.03 -24.94 52.22 -17.28 29.26 -32.95 25.98 -79.54 5.11 -47.56 0.13 -50.18 10.03 -48.89 1547.77 -56.8 49.49 -27.76 830.42 -80.15 0.03
132.5 98.45 202.07 47.97 52.25 6.25 166.33 72.91 140.98 162.17 19.58
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
45.14 197.37 66.98 21.86 0 8.63 40.58 887.16 29.85 408.88 22.96
-9.76 -0.73 -43.01 3.55 -100 26.17 -33.16 109.03 46.83 30.3 833.33
4.49 14.48 0.3 5.17 -0.25 0.3 4.99 224.43 19.55 162.76 0.11
48.18 411.66 -78.42 -50.53 -105.66 -116.13 102.02 26.04 153.9 -11.96 -257.14
8.68 5.68 2.4 45.35 0.03 0.08 7.95 2.3 10.98 15.2 0.25
24.69 32.92 39.04 28.67 -21.86 49.09 57.31 42.47 31.2 211.95 182.65
55.85 69.9 128.65 95.65 14.9 6.07 63.6 297.15 143.05 301.15 41.85
78.45 89.2 235 135 28 8.12 87.9 490.8 162 410.8 52
17 20.6 27.45 27 7.61 3.35 16.2 136 30 62.5 5.81
8.53 13.04 54.05 8.13 0 75.88 10.73 129.76 13.03 21.67 167.4
98.13 860.61 90.7 179.15 123.1 64.65 164.09 50438.24 467.06 10414.97 105.67
47.12 64.47 39.95 68.26 30.15 60 36.99 78.64 56.27 48.31 8.56
2.9 31.39 0.43 41.77 1.72 113.05 14.5 2.69 109.68 739.66 18.05 9.21 89.13 745.76 180.29 -13.47 0.37
53.34 22.5 41.35 132.49 29.98 103.93 34.45 72.87 149.45 17.61 57.63 77.45 134.51 475.89 40.81 13.95 43.61
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
7.16 19.05 2.25 55.24 15.55 211.27 18 14.76 307 642.88 70.44 34.62 592.13 1179.56 593.07 21.56 3.81
-14.15 149.02 -75.38 -3.44 127.34 146.41 -64.06 142.36 70.08 216.67 38.69 -1.76 39.35 75.81 4.82 26.75 16.51
0.93 2.4 0.04 39.35 0.37 32.67 0.6 1.39 40.8 131.94 6.76 0.47 34.09 223.87 42.33 4.19 -0.13
55 50 -102.29 63.82 208.33 512.95 -83.15 44.79 444 576.62 22.02 -80.89 75.36 82.35 31.5 -161.44 -7.14
1.94 9.1 0.03 85.79 3.94 6.22 2.96 4.94 9.7 1.85 3.34 11.18 14.58 136.67 22.21 1.8 0.49
50.71 79.73 -8.68 180.96 59.76 45.59 41.76 27.2 37.95 37.49 65.29 28.54 28.32 10.87 29.72 -39.81 -9.07
53.05 102.8 41.6 384.55 101.85 121.95 64.2 107.45 254 71.8 44.4 129.9 194.35 1999.2 356.75 32.8 87.8
73.7 129 62.45 567.45 125 151.35 129 142 319.7 118.35 80.95 174 201.7 2170 425 46.5 97.75
16.5 15 11.26 81.2 18.1 30.55 45 29.55 73.4 24.6 23.9 45 27 813.25 124.6 13.25 17.1
0 11.3 0 4.47 25.85 20.63 9.08 25.11 28.25 42.74 13.33 11.61 14.9 14.63 16.98 8.37 0
74.75 208.17 178.38 486.07 55.51 2421.32 128.4 115.51 2490.72 17151.58 266.4 78.46 1895.88 15993.6 3208.97 159.11 64.97
45.05 62.08 48.74 89.15 54.56 74.73 60.65 58.79 64.67 43.84 59.12 71.28 65.69 75.86 40.13 66.16 61.26
460.22 556.57 241.82 98.18 470.13 962.34 489.94 19.05 387.88 285.1 585.32 239.71 1429.79 354.73 409.42 401.23 99.13 717.09 91.67 8386.79 1172.84
3.19 11.32 19.23 13.21 18.5 19.12 -3.74 9.45 5.28 21.07 11.11 81.85 16.11 315.08 -5.18 1.74 14.56 -74.01 -10.92 -4.78 -11.98 20.37 -22.03 62.13 -6.39 8.95 6.55 9.78 5.94 33.46 22.07 139.93 26.22 1.42 -7.71 -74.56 -0.02 0.08 1.2 1044.85 29.01 23.02
46.66 184.54 50.53 28.26 45.52 357.69 31.89 213.83 -3.5 96.65 119.66 28.8 36.74 40.69 338 24.9 20.82 16.24 8.53 86.47 38.02
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
140.42 133.85 75.19 18.72 110.92 319.08 178.74 3.78 99.84 78.31 147.9 62.93 337.79 137.25 113.58 116.89 44.23 245.21 23.29 1834.01 486.08
99.26 11.12 22.56 -18.25 64.03 10.57 24.57 -27.59 7.23 24.07 44.77 -7.55 -13.8 15.1 9.59 23.55 36.68 4.95 0.26 12.59 126.43
7.54 -33.82 11.67 2.11 8.77 34.97 17.02 0.29 -1.63 0.69 8.22 21.4 4.95 4.68 9.75 35.63 0.64 3.83 0.55 236.41 5.07
513.01 -417.56 243.24 8.76 -304.43 44.5 -92.29 -27.5 -90.22 -120.29 289.57 24.78 98.8 44.89 79.56 14.27 36.17 -115.98 -131.43 -28.49 119.48
8.06 29.07 67.84 4.39 17.75 150.2 35.74 2.03 0 1.23 9.04 5.54 0.89 4.04 27.44 8.33 1.46 8.35 1.13 28.19 1.84
17.5 47.48 17.74 22.75 11.05 23.87 20.92 8.48 4.75 21.96 29.72 78.52 9.02 34.99 27.67 46.97 16.43 -2.25 -4.51 36.19 21.94
71.85 148.55 717.05 61.95 169.65 2403.45 80.65 157.55 2.04 70.5 56.9 44.5 16.1 21.15 315.9 211.7 80.05 17.75 27.25 682.95 11.6
94.2 281.85 818 91.75 198 2500 99.9 177 5.22 121.3 75.95 59.9 21.4 30.8 364.7 247.9 95.9 25.4 34.1 690.75 14.65
15.35 59 152.5 26 25.65 653 21.9 62.05 1.7 27.5 13.6 14.35 8.33 10.41 65 75.55 22.05 4.42 9.11 190.35 3
8.9 4.88 10.57 14.11 9.55 16 5.76 92.68 0 9.24 6.21 7.78 35 5.24 8.4 26.8 56.77 0 24.55 28.71 5.58
221.08 219.71 379.32 93.23 389.52 2124.65 246.14 91.85 160.1 81.07 176.39 447.89 349.21 51.92 319.06 3871.99 68.6 91 70.69 23029.07 143.65
37.69 41.15 56.03 43.63 69.9 81.24 73.01 74.99 83.15 45.73 33.73 32.63 55.13 43.57 63.18 27.48 70.42 49.61 80 55.18 15.25
98.26 8.54 32.2 30 2.68 56.25 9.01
124.22 129.24 3881.75 402.37 1244.68 1940.13 195.25
69.58 43.25 -1.94 7.46 28.85 158.96 23.58 22.38 -3.62 8.01 8.62 70.52 18.68 9.86
73.3 1.76 124.18 72.81 114.26 10.77 83.69
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
25.68 35.29 1333.6 146.73 338.63 570.82 67.08
65.89 0.77 30.26 20.78 19.53 24.02 28.75
2.91 1.48 75.43 15.33 2.52 16.16 3.02
66.29 -67.9 498.65 135.12 563.16 133.86 24.79
65.45 0.47 51.1 38.15 1.81 6.48 8.73
38.22 14.55 34.03 23.57 5.45 6.72 36.74
220.35 22.7 1748.95 451.2 21.1 141.85 106.4
237.95 31.5 1853.8 481.8 24.65 159.8 128.4
31.4 7 668 87.65 8.48 22 50.45
5.08 44.51 34.21 12.45 11.72 16.3 12.2
154.24 229.27 7763.59 512.11 82.94 1799.65 135.13
75 74.93 53.05 74.92 46.76 75 18.38
28.6 7.47 5.18 21.59 60.02 13.55
1005.01 46.97 259.76 61.7 33.84 5.3 85.18 4.77 53.57 63629.9 6.32 16126.3 99.89 189.87 46.64 680.39 65.88 94.82
243.17 64.64 81.23 368.11 68.23 160.6
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
31.73 -67.72 2.88 23.39 -20.62 44.78
75.58 2.21 3.05 71.07 16.02 21.22
29.42 45.29 17.31 14.67 68.84 54.84
1180.5 64.15 232.1 1117.05 401.2 368.95
1679.5 85 398.9 1273.5 467.9 394.4
224.1 24.3 44.05 637.15 100 88.1
17.88 62.28 79.49 15.72 31.79 17.38
5135.17 98.28 3029.6 238922.47 619.45 1620.06
52.91 5.95 47.18 74.14 41.22 53.99
1255.01 677.22
19 3.57
299.85 57.33
0912 0912
315.21 166.13
7.82 -6.04
6.35 3.2
-4.94 -207.38
21.64 3.52
5.33 1.75
986.3 20.75
1999 30.4
753 6.65
79.03 7.38
1052.38 74.97 81.34 64.88
10.68 13.33 1.49 126.77 -40.56 -13.62 38.95 87.38 54.6 20.35 -7.7 13.26 12.96 33.45
48.53 222.39 60.66 35.56 111.07 28.59 155.54
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
124.03 876.01 14.61 4532.17 201.42 273.42 731.99
22.39 59.26 -19.59 65.87 3.27 10.5 24.06
4.9 31.44 5.78 43.9 11.63 4.52 14.06
315.25 16.88 -217.48 157.18 622.36 431.76 464.66
3.6 12.59 2.41 4.04 15.92 2.62 9.57
2.04 15.58 -20.7 30.66 32.53 17.34 27.28
3.09 117.25 46.6 101.7 70.9 39 47.5
4.1 148.9 52.35 110.8 80 45.6 60
1.26 32.5 10.5 21.6 18.15 13 18.05
3.22 7.23 30.06 25.11 4.45 14.89 6.39
51.54 997.33 119.06 2619.79 135.28 270.27 293.74
-38.48 -59.83 -44.84 -254.18
252.09 92.08
0912 0912
312.16 42.54
117.05 -39.14
17.15 0.26
-156.36 -100.3
22.9 0.05
11 5.34
297.55 27.35
395 40.45
96.1 11.6
17.88 0
45.28
120.24
0912
143.61
-4.98
25.55
3261.84
23.5
9.88
118.65
159.8
52.1
4.73
6.8 29.36 13.69 101.62 36.76 -194.62 32.44 6.11 10.85 236.54
-0.02 238.4 43.73 8.91 158.91
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
55.99 404.25 402.75 62.02 1068.1
7.82 -0.16 26.32 3.94 21.4
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0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
105.82 7.37 38.97 46.96 0.79 9.96 233.37 277.21 63.33 53.04 3.39 322.71 83.89 222.94 25.56 2.75 1.05 3.01 22.83 82.3
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0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
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0903 69.84 0903 1295.28 0903 762.41 0903 39.79 0903 19.96 0903 50.69 0903 1.71 0803 3.78 0903 0.58 0903 74.97 0903 23.17 0903 22.25 0903 85 0903 12.71 0903 95.71 0903 21.78 0903 17.26 0903 27 0903 19.36 0903 6.5 0903 5.14 0803 6.17 0903 17.28 0903 28.03 0903 12.63 0903 135.01 0903 1147.77 0903 13.2 0903 5.2 0903 246.16 0903 76.29 0906 5.54 0903 858.66 0903 7 0903 3.15 0903 17.5 0903 45.86 0903 203.53 0903 10.61 0903 5.15 0903 116.29 0903 5 0503 4.82 0903 55.55 0903 34.46 0903 9 0903 80.72 0903 3.19 0806 0.74 0903 39.92 0903 11.6 0903 10.96
aDF Foods agro Dutch inds. amar remedies Britannia inds colgate-Palm. Dabur india DFM Foods emami Fem care Pharma Gillette india GlaxoSmith c H L Godrej consumer Hatsun agroProd. Henkel india Heritage Foods Himalya intl. Hind. Unilever J L Morison(i) Jyothy Lab. kohinoor Foods krBL kwality Dairy L t Foods Lakshmi energy Lotte india Lotus chocolate Marico Mavens Biotech Milkfood Modern Dairies Mount everest nestle india nirma P & G Hygiene ravalgaon Sugar rei agro t n Petro Prod. temptation Foods Usher agro Vadilal inds. Vikas Granaries Vikas Wsp Zydus Wellness
0903 0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0812 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0809 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903
Deep industries GaiL (india) Guj Gas company
0903 20 0903 1268.48 0812 12.83
indraprastha Gas
0903
asahi india Glas Borosil Glass empire inds. Guj. Borosil Haldyn Glas.Guj. Hind.natl.Glass Piramal Glass
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
18.05 33.57 26.16 23.89 13.6 86.51 9.97 12.43 3.53 32.59 42.06 25.7 6.79 116.46 11.53 28.87 217.99 1.37 7.26 28.19 24.35 18.2 22.27 12.64 3.77 12.84 60.9 10.99 4.89 23.36 34 96.42 79.57 32.46 0.34 28.9 89.97 25.14 21.26 7.19 18.12 13.6 39.07
net reporte net Sales Sales(L d net ates) Profit ronoW Growth BV -2.25 12.82 25.7 60.53 9.31 -3.28 6.67 14.73 17.26 0.48 -1.29 1.45 26.15 100.35 15.41 11.81 29.12 113.78 26.78 38.3 4.25 2.82 116.76 -108.53 -16.74 4.59 17.27 -19.75 5.17 15.09 0 1.88 22.01 8.89 26.47 -8.03 20.89 29.63 6.2 8.62 7.44 0 0.66 13.73 20.81 7.48 10.53 7.69 58.41 -1.73 12.26 0
24.3 -38.96 3313.94 31.31 1373.18 -28.11 97.03 17.91 52.1 762.58 400.27 -36.26 3.58 -10.05 6.95 -8.07 3.55 1.14 24.46 -98.62 39.86 -24.95 82.14 -56.01 2883.25 32.96 101.16 1010.43 1379.09 12.9 615.37 32.23 164.73 108.02 169.55 2079.31 15.24 -25.8 17.07 40.73 14.78 11.04 8.36 6.63 1077.49 2486.39 6.06 -82.28 19.19 -66.97 111.44 -35.21 6563.65 30.19 0.42 -99.21 1128.91 -9.39 2975.99 45.73 27.44 -19.74 5.55 23.06 4882.17 38.08 17.84 48.17 48.17 49.69 -6.66 -113.41 927.74 50.93 3697.47 48.18 20.13 30.88 40.9 1198.41 322.27 -30.27 83.05 66.9 1.07 -74.94 1093.81 8.93 212.33 1.09 1 61.29 67.27 15.54 8.61 477.85 25.6 326.67 627.08 -64.21 39.19 30.46 15.26 25.29
-15.21 735.92 657.15 36.64 3.98 -12.88 1.18 3.45 2.94 7.97 -1.1 0.86 531.62 85.41 214.52 39.04 30.3 101.44 37.4 5.42 11.28 0.67 952.68 -47.83 -12.37 24.49 1969.96 -22.22 3.5 968.02 -15.96 4.24 1272.08 1.76 13.78 -7.31 117.01 612.4 7.51 0.49 50.36 -5.85 0.11 150.73 186.29 1.3 28.97 8.08 1.38 9.75 1.85 -3.57
Pat Growth %
net Qtr end net Sales Sales % Pat
95.54 46.55 37.09 15.72 18.36 11.31 101.05 64.79 311.9 21.96 33.46 26.7 262.84 96.2 153.5 135.24 93.21 55.14 14.98 24.77 527 17.21 747.82 12.54 53.56 39.97 108.18 37.77 131.25 276.5 90.9 59.37 72.09 29.54 221.9 49.32 145.31 112.64 117.04 1.12 58.22 14.08 34.71 207.5 274.31 20.03 35.25 340.85 37.57 47.08 13.16 117.07
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0903 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
11.65 93.16 9.54 9.8 47.89 -21.1 138.4 -31.92 -34.38 44.05 19.22 369.16 23.79 26.68 57.57 22.83 3112.38 20.3 180.4 345.14 153.35 1698.27 15.15 290.22 15.9 58.99 2396.16 15.01 373.55 8.53 14.78 76.51 57.2 2 13.99 29.8 722.35 26.11 87.52 48.02 38.38 107.48 14.65 11.94 115.67 24.69 661.9 12.07 113.13 150.63 26.77 1542.96 21.11 188.34 180.9 47 1090.77 22.88 161.55 20.89 24.29 1013.05 17.36 11.97 15.37 2.43 466.38 19.09 3.72 13.31 0 792.56 34.78 -35.61 70.05 20.79 58.71 27.99 13.51 24.25 114.14 20192.36 48.03 2496.45 9.45 0.31 114.03 -34.6 0.8 517.23 15.69 373.04 -5.25 40.11 48.53 21.76 635.76 0.11 -10.8 68.69 12.16 1245.46 24.98 46.34 164.81 32.99 582.8 75.06 9.38 17.62 23.47 694.05 21.06 10.7 68.58 31.01 1540.19 121.21 159.78 74.32 0 170.96 10.93 -2.14 106.37 6.33 23.04 11.95 1.67 -1.53 54.32 1917.46 22.23 142.1 6.04 4.07 21.58 3.9 0.59 1.33 -11.64 233.64 -27.28 3.18 81.94 -72.16 457.43 13.49 -26 16.84 0 21.99 -3.64 -27.97 20.91 119.78 4327.67 23.62 534.08 49.09 6.15 3031.73 29.96 93.43 163.44 45.47 774.22 19.85 178.85 135.56 27.04 91.63 37.07 6.93 4233.82 11.12 2446.25 41.23 60.93 19.45 1.1 938.55 20.84 6.54 39 23.73 870.07 165.22 52.7 92.98 25.2 208.95 47.94 14.84 30.8 2.79 146.02 11.75 1.08 47.37 30.2 35.66 115.21 6.7 21.13 18.98 365.11 19.59 121.58 51.41 50.93 194.74 245.71 23.8 17.66 9.77 33.5 20.19 23784.71 25.59 1296.47
67.33 7.62 32.05 2803.7 8.55 158.81
38.89 116.44 106.59
140
27.38
860.4
20.65 172.47
48.82
15.99 3.96 6 34.1 5.38 17.47 17.98
-16.36 -24.3 54.71 8.81 21.65 13.62 -22.98
1223.06 67.27 130.93 93.07 102.96 1312.84 588.89
22.96 -40.6 -4.78 -9.41 12.93 17.23 13.13 6.81 54.55 6.84 28.51 107.75 24.57 -54.35
12.63 97.1 60.97 11.69 64.05 475.91 116.44
3.87 -18.53 880.76 11.3 385.07 9.02 21.41 -7.91 0.99 6.45 68.28 -3.99 1.42 178.43 0.05 -91.53 1.29 29 11.55 82.75 9.6 33.52 0.56 -97.02 833.61 13.52 17.83 -1938.14 393.94 11.52 160.52 13.85 131.95 197.72 51.64 11.37 2.69 -28.07 5.53 24.55 1.54 -26.32 32.03 2950.48 0 -100 -4.01 -139.05 11.12 127.4 18.14 -90.71 2027.68 18.17 4.83 -947.37 128.34 -32.61 484.75 -25.59 9.6 259.55 1.07 101.89 1653.2 34 4.37 -8.58 24.45 84.53 2.82 -238.92 259.84 7.91 1155.31 18.48 3.21 -2.13 10.32 1333.33 121.77 300.56 18.95 -3424.56 0.05 150 283.48 3.83 53.78 -39.69 0.02 100 17.76 -3.79 0.73 -36.52 10.08 68.28 346.63 -5.52 9.95 -3.68 2.99 -21.11 FMCG
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0906 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
22.85 -11.71 22.43 -28.88 114.35 31.21 881.39 7.71 490.61 17.03 764.3 13.46 21.9 42.67 339.3 30.14 33.44 25.67 201.68 23.83 418.12 26.11 315.95 16.23 306.73 17.22 133.49 7.6 221.72 12.25 22.38 36.88 4504.26 4.56 19.87 53.08 134.91 13.63 217.29 47.66 302.52 -12.6 289.6 73.61 138.16 -17.56 202.72 16.07 42.17 7.88 7.46 30.19 505.39 0.55 15.11 347.04 101.61 47.41 128.86 17.1 5.06 -15.53 1351.79 24.01 757.99 2.48 274.59 21.71 12.5 -53.67 651.16 14.22 253.68 21.44 328.04 41.88 85.48 76.47 31.01 16.27 30.25 297.5 124.22 43.82 75.09 -36 Gas Distribution 0912 15.07 88.37 0912 6187.84 6.47 0909 380.61 19.27
-4.59 240.11 136.35 8.77 1.07 11.44 0.7 -0.36 1.24 1.12 0.36 0.11 153.58 12.05 93.27 16.4 34.99 30.08 0.91 1.73 0.88 0.06 12.12 -44.73 3.84 7.12 563.65 1.37 2.05 41.29 -4.41 0.08 474.07 0.48 7.58 2.25 40.55 236.81 0.46 0.27 28.5 1.58 0.01 55.38 43.28 0.1 7.38 0.68 0.21 2.06 -0.01 -1.84
ttM ePS
-68.45 39.05 30.5 0.23 -9.32 -44.92 1300 -289.47 30.53 -143.75 -5.26 266.67 14.33 -482.54 109.6 144.78 299.89 2.21 -54.5 33.08 0 0 -98.87 -6312.5 2853.85 -94.92 66.28 -182.53 3316.67 -63.92 14.84 -136.36 48.77 -18.64 222.55 -208.17 56.32 58.6 0 170 1112.77 -290.36 0 80.39 -47.07 900 23.41 -39.29 110 -201.98 -100.86 12.2
0.75 6.81 7.62 2 3.51 2.3 1.37 0 63.21 0.33 1.14 0.45 69.27 13.06 32.45 19.02 36.14 33.73 12.23 10.22 19.14 0.39 33.3 0.18 7.53 2.98 18.7 1.92 23.66 23.86 1.04 10.2 21.29 2.02 65.86 5.07 39.26 36.53 6.86 0.43 6.89 12.19 0.16 40.11 53.69 1.86 3.9 20.61 0.57 0.71 0.7 0
caGr Sales% -21.49 39.74 4.36 45.74 46.43 41.93 83.94 270.17 11.94 42.18 44.12 257.84 23.28 96.76 35.74 49.71 68.97 206.19 15.08 48.3 3.59 40.26 131.66 40.17 72.13 -14.03 12.34 -32.28 -0.86 54.72 253.09 -19.33 19.59 34.92 54.45 nan 46.29 70.83 -47.02 78.14 22.81 53.27 -29.33 22.65 19.8 2.13 -5.9 -57.67 129.74 9.27 17.15 6.06
52w cPM rs. High 230.1 159.55 51.4 39.7 115.85 31.25 53.65 375.95 960 37.3 39.05 330.25 752.9 107 336.75 244.25 694.05 235.05 40.5 80 1022.4 75.85 369.15 20.95 51.85 26.15 249.95 33.2 122 786.45 370.4 67.4 244 136.05 347.3 75.1 441.1 460.7 88.7 88.75 64.5 980.55 130 364.95 461.4 63.65 26.95 274.35 126.1 12.79 53 52.2
285.35 179.7 61.15 58 127.2 61.2 74.9 846.4 1047 65.25 50.4 383.75 915.4 164.1 384 262.7 724 245.1 57 97.4 1497 75.85 517.1 40.45 73.9 35.8 284.9 51.05 142.6 1066 522.97 83.8 274.5 215 400.5 119.85 550 526 115.25 100.7 94.2 986 134.2 443.95 561.7 99.2 33.3 335 152.5 17.85 76.15 85.7 87 20.37 71.8 1890 743.7 180.3 61.05 620 855.55 1454 1509.7 304 113 55.4 255.9 47.05 306 441 192 69.9 32.15 228.3 84.6 175 541.7 57.35 113 174.95 347.95 85.2 99.5 3025 230.4 1966 11187 103.8 23 48.65 55.8 99.9 43.8 38.15 335
Promoter Holding
43.05 0 1623.82 93.11 44.15 23.43 20688.37 0 15.8 6.65 3792.5 0 15.29 20.26 802.93 51.94 10.55 35.43 231.24 73.98 19.75 0 792.03 27.11 18.4 57.07 91.74 36.31 373.15 0 142.11 44.38 403.8 16.47 55.68 65.53 18.55 120.32 2797.5 66.16 21.9 0 90.99 49.23 14.19 0 7348.06 49.05 178 11.79 7147.28 36.54 47.7 0 133.64 57.05 175 10.51 3263.11 61.28 122 11.1 531.98 49.53 124.1 26.23 2007.89 30.37 44 4.79 634.64 71.04 17.1 4.94 78.41 58.08 25 7.82 52 74.98 450 53.36 525.51 55.62 7.03 0 117.04 44.72 170 14.27 637.89 69.11 12.2 0 58.7 41.19 20.7 66.47 63.41 51.36 17.9 0 353.05 74.07 124.5 13.36 28688.51 89.78 8.86 17.2 87.38 0 61 5.88 72.35 74.9 274.2 32.96 19317.57 53.49 296.69 0 4732.6 53.82 23.5 7.09 37.27 67.92 76.1 11.46 20951.3 81.82 43.55 52.13 95.24 71.35 144 7.66 182.33 38.89 26.9 14.81 131.43 70.08 278.55 11.93 2166.68 53.91 175.55 13.56 10339.49 43.88 30 13.18 94.29 62.74 40 443.75 457.06 16.25 22.3 9.4 749.1 30.02 129 80.37 490.27 35.59 6.66 325 65 67.93 145 9.87 2027.3 41.4 182.15 11.37 1907.89 65.82 9.99 40.54 57.22 74.92 12.55 6.89 217.54 56.12 112.05 13.3 87.52 67.1 32.5 138.57 93.31 53.1 5.6 0 52.68 37.92 40.55 75.71 61.64 2.53 14.9 0 57.21 61.87
3.07 -3.77 7.31 29.1 116.39 113.07 1.39 75.71 6.99 37.47 33.68 56.17 -4.5 2.39 3.27 5.63 649.11 0.12 16.84 5.12 27.29 4.26 7.26 23.74 0.74 0.96 61.29 1.26 0.58 -2.14 -3 112.92 68.65 74.52 -0.06 34.28 -0.32 17.7 6.75 -1.54 6.64 36.55 14.32
18.53 -1895.24 31.95 -36.94 49.72 7.97 -17.26 104.73 -301.44 41.29 3.38 44.32 -325 70.71 1943.75 39.01 5.42 1100 24.93 -243.82 7697.14 137.99 -293.6 35.35 -248 1820 18.5 1700 -92.72 -69.38 -59.4 -6.75 -980.13 58.22 -103.45 1580.39 -68.32 46.28 59.2 -24.14 921.54 71.27 6
8.66 0 11.02 73.73 28.39 4.68 3.58 14.24 47.85 43.73 55.35 8.57 2.87 0.85 5.89 5.63 9.24 11.93 10.25 5.39 3.64 0.86 11.96 16.33 1.96 1.2 2.98 0.28 1.19 0 0 67.94 17.08 64.31 1254.92 4.47 1.97 23.99 8.88 13.78 12.36 9.86 8.91
3.92 859.95 44.86
91.22 239.42 15.8
5.76 22.54 12.41
25.64 14.77 20.22
94.8 399.2 238.3
143.3 449.4 277.7
28.25 194.5 107.43
0912 284.61 29.69 58.93 Glass & Glass Products 0912 316.88 14.64 1.74 0912 20.43 17.08 1.8 0912 40.08 32.67 6.93 0912 20.87 -18.64 -0.5 0912 34.77 64.63 3.15 0912 351.06 0.35 33.06 0912 167.99 5.38 10.87
53.86
14.6
15.08
208.25
247.75
95.4
-108.15 -255.17 111.93 -117.86 392.19 6.54 -154.98
0.29 4.55 36.88 0.24 1.64 18.07 3.06
20.08 1.66 11.17 6.6 19.77 28.37 18.08
62.3 432.1 390.25 13.5 11.55 241.05 76.15
79.25 547.75 476 19.17 13.4 249 93.9
33 146 132.05 6.51 2.86 80 13.26
March 2010 31
8.85 68.95 0.43 15.75 35.04 54.65 16.67 1671.3 12.61 691 17.22 168.7 1.39 51 27.29 549.95 22.2 799.75 12.95 1315.15 14.16 1435 17.28 246.35 22.86 96.25 45.67 33.15 27.58 198.5 29.37 34.6 14.84 235.75 19.26 399.5 2.04 177 3.62 52.6 21.24 25.45 54.35 161.05 13.93 59 65.23 125.45 13.29 538.45 54.12 44.05 17.74 103.1 5.09 52 4.25 225 31.58 46 28.04 65.45 15.12 2622 11.74 166.55 6.05 1909 9.35 7515 32.35 51.9 7.24 18.2 135.78 31.55 53.64 41.1 5.82 74.1 18.1 30.95 34.95 30.3 60.99 288.85
M.cap 52w Low Latests P/e
20 8.82 137.9 43.49 7.1 0 84.37 32.51 13.2 4.95 142.96 42.35 1230 20.57 3992.74 50.96 418.6 24.09 9397.6 51 85.5 36.12 14606.05 69.12 28.1 13.86 50.85 69.23 175 39.37 4160.37 75.67 540 16.88 282.31 92.15 601 30.1 4286.07 88.73 585.6 25.93 6035.61 43.16 110.5 31.5 7592.51 73.51 40.2 125 327.25 73.09 11 39 386.06 67.63 49.55 0 228.87 45.7 11.05 5.69 99.89 19.97 210.7 23.93 52143.18 52.02 110 35.54 54.73 66.25 51.65 17.25 1285.02 70.13 41 10 148.28 36.59 4.25 7.36 618.69 56.74 8.02 187.27 2931.11 83.7 26.75 5.9 154.11 56.73 61.55 7.93 792.84 44.97 337 0 203 93.09 16 37.02 56.56 66.66 56 27.42 6281.88 63.48 50.4 185.71 571.48 32.04 178 0 110.03 50.19 13 0 107.27 45.69 38.25 0 222.53 50.24 1409 38.6 25281.32 61.85 82.8 9.07 2650.48 77.17 670 29.71 6196.61 70.64 3700 6.03 51.1 52.88 38 12.01 1655.61 37.91 7.82 9.43 163.76 34.54 18.85 1.18 79.32 18.74 25.6 4.62 87.38 36.56 24.5 6.37 53.28 61.17 6.53 2.5 56.08 8.87 8.6 3.09 416.32 14.8 52 30.28 1128.54 72.51 16.46 189.6 46.93 17.71 50637.72 57.34 19.05 3056.2 65.12 14.27
2915.5
45
0 996.18 55.19 0 171.11 54.99 10.58 234.15 57.38 84.38 92.07 74.95 5.47 62.14 54.07 13.35 2105.57 74.16 0 612.47 76.79
net report net Sales Sales(Lat ed net es) Profit BV ronoW Growth
Year equity company name ended paid
Pat caGr Growth % ttM ePS Sales%
net Sales Qtr end net Sales % Pat
Saint-Gob. Sekur
0903
91.11
1.58
97.28
45.17
0.32
5.56
0912
21.59
33.68
Sejal architec.
0903
28
2.08
48.46
-11.44
2.12
53.93
0912
9.99
-10.24
52w cPM rs. High
M.cap 52w Low Latests P/e
Promoter Holding
1.83 -307.95
0.49
10.98
19.95
27.7
8.02
40.71
181.76 85.77
0.22
-81.67
0.34
19.72
50
67.35
20.5
67.57
144 53.28
43.91 48.7 12.4 -842.51 1.12 433.33 7.22 -3.35 2.85 39.71 -0.14 -145.16 4.47 587.69 2.29 536.11
24.73 0.6 1.56 3.2 10.24 0.4 23.17 74.48
23.88 687 29.6 156 13 34.7 18.71 40.95 22.89 91.2 52.42 28.35 18.44 194.9 21.98 1309.35
749 162.45 41.85 53.5 140.9 47.3 250 1353
350 64.47 12.5 23.45 47 26.3 33.15 360
27.94 400 20.9 12.8 8.9 141.75 8.42 24.98
Healthcare apollo Hospitals Fortis Health. Fortis Malar indrapr.Medical kovai Medical Lotus eye care Poly Medicure Siemens Health
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0909
60.24 226.67 18.61 91.67 10.94 20.8 5.51 1.57
9.05 0 0 20.26 25.97 3.28 13.37 11.28
transgene Biotek
0903
15.77
0.33
1457.98 29.55 176.83 10.68 33.3 256.53 391.18 24.3 110.36 26.07 11.68 8.75 112.05 27.01 167.47 64.53 3.7
-1.07
118.07 -7.15 -1.75 23.89 7.14 1.16 5.93 5.31
226.29 34.77 9.1 13.29 27.66 25.47 84.19 311.02
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
480.87 49.44 17.28 105.08 33.5 3.44 33.97 38.8
28.92 12.39 112.02 5.27 18.58 16.61 22.37 7.39
0.38
73.3
0912
1.37
53.93
0.27
200
0.28
33.58
82
88.65
12
303.7
4244.29 4950.5 64.51 375.39 99.77 58.97 107.39 205.57
33.51 76.47 63.2 50.98 45.7 50.69 48.48 68.73
129.31 38.17
Hotels & Restaurants advani Hotels. asian Hotels Bhagwati Banq. cHL country club (i) eiH
0903 0803 0803 0903 0903 0903
9.24 22.8 29.29 10.96 15.48 78.59
6.74 25.47 13.51 22.76 1.6 15.2
30.57 513.83 59.11 82.09 292.93 888.67
-29.17 0.05 24.18 132.02 66.32 10.04 -5.74 13.28 -6.78 9.72 -18.01 170.44
6.29 290.52 40.36 64.14 77.99 30.01
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
8.59 124.58 29.63 21.85 56.13 222.04
-3.91 0.31 53.36 -10.01 1.45 -4.19
0.86 -61.43 16.18 -29.87 4.78 19.2 5.2 20.09 7.11 3642.11 22.33 -32.88
0.94 19.13 3.05 9.4 2.19 1.05
4.69 36.95 54.34 20.67 65.74 14.83
49.8 560.4 76.25 94.95 17.2 121.25
71.65 590 96.5 123 32.4 154
22 190 18.5 63.05 6.8 85.05
68.22 29.1 24.92 10.11 19.55 47.92
230.08 1277.71 223.34 104.07 133.13 4764.52
49.74 63.57 41.5 71.35 44.69 46.42
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62.06 64.66 28.01 58.89 48.09 15.91 63.73 85.9 46.27 51.5 78.56 70.51 52.46 75 55
92.35 -4.36 18.87 -14.07
23.25 25.75 30.65 1715.74 -54.97 1.88 95.26 26.52 22.51 53.36 17.98 19.61 42.37 4.5 109.29 -178.21 -32.53 12.76 33.6 73.28 4.23 58.11 20.89 986.6 -28.42 69.11 11.33 14.29 51.88 10.33 507.89 0.44 31.45 4.43 60.43 14.66 22.95 2973.8 150.38 18.57 76.35 48.35 25.61 60.47 21.29 85.17
100.29 -20.25 2700.52 38.61 6.85 3929.41 8.56 -8.15 60.52 -2.26 378.55 121.7 0.98 6.52 80.61 107.44 17.24 79.21 8.91 -78.67 99.86 -6.01 1149.9 4.31 101.57 -35.74 12.26 8.21 6.15 6.4 1.09 289.29 103.86 57.55 19.59 49.54 5892.9 9.19 3.58 -72.57 72.77 39.75 122.91 10.83 201.65 3.16
31.39 171.4 64.67 11.42 1006.61 39.62 0 68.62 31.27 10.29 382.82 59.55 6.23 212.08 53.12 23.14 18727.76 80.52 11.29 6127.1 46.54 9.83 1460.65 29.11 2.15 110.47 26.37 4.1 118.15 46.62
Leather 14.1 9.08 61.32 -2.79 14.29 33.3
60.74 2.72 11.35 7.52 5.36 14.23
39.44 129.71 91.06 71.79 12.76 61.63
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
288.09 50.83 100.58 66.64 91.02 134.6
12.87 23.16 48.48 -4.88 7.65 41.85
25.4 1.75 5.21 2.61 5.65 7.66
1497.9 51.02 61.78 41.11 91.47 54.13 183.27 66.12 147.39 65.81 228.3 75
21.86 3.91 21.81 22.78 14.63 0 5.14 10.9
516.79 43.53 256.39 26.98 974.46 20.49 3417.16 2.09 203.56 23.35 618.08 11.96 472.47 -15.78 1297.95 8.3
92.66 18.49 77.35 791.2 93.76 -15.06 5.46 28.34
208.36 82.91 164.93 289.45 58.82 31.9 49.6 37.43
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
138.55 17.73 502.22 9.49 123.94 -14.35 276.7 132.31 1337.8 16.61 164.49 9.46 504.9 26.09 233.03 63.5 323.47 -3.09 132.5 16.84
-1.09 14.7 -84.65 0.75 90.29 18.16 58.94 16.52 27.81 5.62
117.87 58.35 -11.41 16.07 185.99 61.43 27.38 104.55 259.84 12.88
-255.48 0.94 38.15 28.6 231.42 45.25 107.24 46.78 5.24 260.64 2.83 40.89 0.14
29.84 35.91 5.06 7.77 38.32 145.5 24.24 112.4 24.63 214.88 50.28 52.68 91.32
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
123.19 114.17 66.95 97.86 269.7 55.95 312.47 145.34 164.04 202.53 24.44 84.13 134.34
-40.32 -14.13 84.44 112.09 4.74 -23.75 -28.06 68.14 455.69 57.39 117.05 63.14 6.98
-19.45 2.49 5.39 5.92 71.2 0.25 26.68 29.12 2.05 32.33 4.52 3.55 9.01
-75.03 -112.15 5.07 -207.83 -4.7 -95.05 101.21 26.44 -129.84 195.79 721.82 83.94 -118.86
0.3 1.44 0.72 0.68 8.18 0.84 1.06 24.91 1.3 14.58 8.91 16.55 19.95
21.46 51 19.03 27.92 29.06 85.24 61.08 26.44 42.04 37.65 4.56 20.94 47.23
65.6 19.85 4.79 11.27 137.85 6.75 72.95 394.75 10.43 547.2 61.65 616 128.95
90.45 30.95 7.35 14.66 187.7 57.4 97.9 457.95 15.16 660 71.3 798.85 142.2
18.55 9.28 1.93 4.86 31 5.9 16.8 67 4.69 145 15.1 174.1 50.75
0 0 11.4 93.92 16.85 8.04 72.95 16.84 7.05 73.35 7.31 43.11 10.81
1587.58 146.23 236.26 49.31 1378.8 23.13
-32.08 125.39 106.9 -29.01 1.91 60.96
859.99 -39.65 7.63 180.51 8.08 -115.7 8.43 2.31 607.71 31.28 0.46 -483.33
8.64 6.17 5.05 18.58 21.11 3.89
39.08 33.65 95.46 55.03 50.88 -3.68
431.7 87.05 37.35 493.6 399.95 310.45
571.8 139.45 49.05 782.8 424.4 514.95
140.3 36 12.35 174 71.1 146
49.97 0 7.73 23.11 19.55 111.27
518.24 127.64 93.93 209.4 4383.63 195.95 3619.12 1522.55 52.15 1303.43 58.26 1478.4 125.21 171156.0 9 248.44 147.46 431.9 32895.89 130.39
754.7 398.2 398 102.05 199.25 43.05 168.85 35 264.85 65.45 112 17 78 27.5 52 24 13.5 2.65 5300 2050.05 785.95 196 234 50.1 89.05 18.95 64.35 23.45 206 37.03
0 20.8 12.19 3.56 18.55 11.42 9.56 17.25 10.33 23.91 52.4 47.43 0 0 9.06
836.11 3129.82 196.27 73.74 65.83 143.99 197.93 977.68 215.19 3594.79 1678.6 199.57 72.26 59.36 406.31
Logistics 138.73 72.14 253.45 884.45 42.49 180.03 149.88 381.23
-1.97 32.15 11.49 4.58 -29.01 14.64 40.27 18.83
Media - Print/Television/Radio archies Blue Bird (i) infomedia 18 karma ispat Micro inks MPS navneet Publicat repro india Sandesh Sundaram Multi.
0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903
6.76 35 19.89 33 24.87 16.82 19.06 10.48 8.65 7.19
2.87 7.47 0 1.09 14.63 11.53 23.98 16.05 13.09 6.23
0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912
ashapura Minech. Balasore alloys Facor alloys Ferro alloys cor GMDc Greenearth reso. Guj nre coke Himadri chemical impex Ferro tech indian Metals indsil Hydro Mah. elektrosm. Maithan alloys
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0903 0903
15.8 33.66 19.55 18.53 63.6 29.03 471.92 31.85 25 21.33 9.45 24 9.71
0 3.7 25.16 21.6 20.3 14.91 9.21 12.91 7.71 76.55 6.07 36.87 0.02
685.17 632.08 256.22 310.23 977.27 441.49 1521.95 378.35 373.46 1002.74 65.26 324.3 644.58
nMDc resurgere Mines rohit Ferro tec. Sandur Manganese Sesa Goa VBc Ferro alloys
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
396.47 28.54 39.48 8.75 78.72 4.19
43.88 7.36 3.81 127.37 53.15 0.31
7564.03 433.98 870.67 427.82 5082.47 81.17
32.44 4372.38 7.69 21.61 42.45 8.09 58.65 147.47 41.1 1942.49 74.37 0.49
29.35 125.68 56.48 214.62 57.39 321.98
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
advanta india aia engg. alchemist anil Prodcuts atlas cycle camson Bio tech. carol info Serv. century Ply. confidence Petro criSiL Dredging corpn etc networks Finaventure cap Global Vectra Greenply inds.
0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
16.84 18.8 12.24 7.4 3.25 13.7 35.44 22.25 25.88 7.23 28 9.74 3.57 14 8.5
2.29 22.74 13.67 17.21 1.65 23.97 5.5 26.67 10.14 44.7 3.7 8.65 -4.41 0 22.83
139.31 921.61 389.19 276.45 635.16 49.41 26.87 698.69 247.5 378.35 685.28 66.66 0.04 233.35 785.03
31.4 8.57 55.51 133.46 26.39 14.03 22.69 10.52 10.14 1.9 17.9 8.11 12.66 75.78 17.61 11.11 59.95 13.91 48.19 137.38 -2.85 46.37 -14.34 8.61 -96.97 -0.23 29.97 -56.22 33.44 37.31
261.29 69.01 86.83 75.53 354.89 29.19 125.72 7.48 5.57 479.14 453.14 105.18 14.34 1.36 105.84
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
47.18 58.6 23.04 136.44 376.33 36.66 67.9 51.04 44.05 23.36
14.29 -42.16 -37.63 70.17 3.82 20.47 0.19 -22.35 4.53 16.16
3.92 -17.93 -12.88 0.42 36.21 -1.6 4.75 6.12 10.54 0.2
Mining & Mineral products -53.99 21.59 13.57 -0.75 -0.29 92.23 74.51 4.71 44.23 38.93 -25.86 1.65 70.33
98.38 56.17 52.9 74.36 57.47 36.74
Miscellaneous 17.22 265.19 105.3 96.43 161.66 21.68 6.58 201.98 86.64 118.98 181.21 11.3 0 56.82 218.52
-45.32 -5.77 36.31 19.67 30.24 210.6 -0.15 28.58 65.95 16.3 -19.02 -20.65 -100 -14.63 21.81
March 2010 33
-28.58 60.56 4.46 7.16 0.89 4.81 6.85 13.03 6.57 38.98 36.1 0.98 -0.06 5.22 13.93
-312.18 107.9 28.16 84.06 -841.67 358.1 73.42 -205.34 51.03 23.35 45.56 -51.49 -250 -123.37 34.98
6.78 16.17 13.14 22.63 10.92 8.73 18.27 2.41 0.8 208.08 15.38 4.31 0 18.54 23.98
24.96 496.5 41.72 331.9 23.96 160.35 15.96 99.65 9.65 202.55 93.74 105.1 -4.47 55.85 41.76 44 297.31 8.37 40.16 4972.05 5.65 599.5 29.67 204.9 -43.59 67.6 44.58 42.4 40.19 183.85
company name
Year equity ended paid ronoW
Guj.St.Petronet Hanung toys icra info edg.(india) intl. travel Hse Jolly Board karuturi Global kaveri Seed co. Linc Pen &Plast. neha intl. network ricoh india riddhi Siddhi Gl South.Bio tech. Sukhjit Starch taneja aerospace thomas cook (i) tube investments Venky's (india) Vimta Labs
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0812 0903 0903 0903
562.12 25.19 10 27.3 7.99 4.55 45.29 13.7 8 13.76 48.03 39.77 11.14 32.71 7.38 12.47 16.08 36.95 9.39 4.42
10.48 23.39 21.47 20.22 12.72 112.79 1.12 19.88 12.81 1.61 0 13.67 8.8 2.87 13.37 5.01 35.2 4.42 13.82 3.13
Websol energy Hind.copper Hind.Zinc Hindalco inds. Madras aluminium Manaksia natl. aluminium nissan copper Parekh aluminex Prec. Wires (i) Sterlite inds. tinplate co.
0903
7.74
11.45
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
462.61 422.53 170.05 22.5 13.91 644.31 14.56 12.94 11.56 141.7 28.92
alphageo (india) Dolphin offshore Jindal Drilling
0903 0903 0903
Bilcare cosmo Films essel Propack ester inds. everest kanto Garware Polyest Hind.tin Works Hitech Plast Jhaveri Flexo Jindal Poly Film Max india neo corp intern oricon enter. Paper Products Polyplex corpn rollatainers tPL Plastech Uflex asian Paints Berger Paints ici (india) kansai nerolac Shalimar Paints
net net Sales Sales(L reported Growth net Profit BV ates) 487.5 16.66 123.41 637.01 30.39 64.45 88.73 46.2 36.15 245.17 11.98 59.69 78.96 0.15 8.18 118.22 113.43 51.07 42.14 10.66 5.05 123.06 27.43 22.9 187.58 7.8 5.04 18.88 33.43 0.99 2.07 -18.82 -2.64 241.93 10.11 12.54 530.68 59.8 13.98 39.48 76.8 1.69 202.62 12.8 11.63 32.83 127.99 5.57 274.77 15.93 30.2 2062.18 18.4 72.18 569.26 8.81 20.56 81.6 6.39 4.04
Qtr end
net Sales
21.62 121.29 179.41 118.65 83.88 149.05 8.54 91.28 38.95 34.88 10.17 24.65 143.12 18.75 123.36 36.64 5.71 39.89 167.32 58.88
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912
139.12
38.25
10.56
125.39
0912
-0.77 1209.62 20.82 5688.51 10.83 18070.07 16.53 491.58 6.7 978.56 13.65 5118.04 4.02 134.63 15.35 421.26 0.82 537.14 9.09 11536.28 32.21 649.79
-24.09 -27.95 -4.41 4.01 32.43 1.91 4.64 41.07 -6.41 -8.87 66.06
-10.31 2727.61 2230.27 45.86 23.86 1272.27 2.13 38.14 1.16 1236.43 34.8
10.46 339.8 139.69 34.84 73.32 151.63 37.91 205.18 122.66 198.16 25.92
0912 0912 0912 0903 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
5.13 9.56 11.47
11.51 43.47 14.74
-21.69 51.07 88.45
5.95 40.01 37.33
105.77 115.45 117.85
0912 0912 0912
0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0909 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0809 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
17.21 19.44 31.31 27.75 20.23 23 10.4 13.18 12.58 25.82 44.41 8.65 9.63 12.54 16.57 10.01 7.8 64.97 95.92 63.77 38.07 26.95 3.79
15.27 471.33 15.99 60.7 248.55 22.14 649 11.77 87.46 132.35 4.74 333.95 7.61 27.18 37.33 28.01 372.93 16.93 33.43 24.3 9.45 351.14 5.44 37.25 38.85 7.2 546.31 -35.31 10.63 66.05 10.46 244.34 31.9 6.69 63.7 21.67 134.42 26.44 9.26 36.49 2.09 169.22 29.52 1 22.66 17.29 1421.76 12.83 126.49 376.87 1.06 352.12 25.02 21.84 92.88 15.29 128.13 18.42 6.4 49.2 6.59 47.7 204.02 9.02 105.2 8.89 619.29 15.49 21.29 38.82 12.98 229.26 20.03 17.13 79.23 0 48.42 25.41 -4.44 -23.17 21.05 68.05 12.93 2.91 18.42 10 1520.68 19.96 104.58 111.06 35.82 4495.05 25.25 362.36 114.1 23 1510.82 12.81 88.76 12.99 9.88 905.84 -2.6 294.59 254.69 15.8 1478.68 5.31 98.59 242.84 13.89 332.4 11.04 3.56 94.91
aP Paper Ballarpur inds. Jk Paper Mysore Paper n r agarwal inds Pudumjee Pulp rainbow Papers
0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
25.73 111.12 78.15 118.89 17.02 8.2 7.21
4.54 9.58 9.63 10 19.01 3.72 32.73
627.87 1020.08 1200.53 415.65 367.72 220.3 229.6
8.55 18.95 7.14 125.39 75.79 38.01 9.79 16.33 27.99 8.86 0.38 4.21 36.53 23.48
rama newsprint Seshasayee Paper Sirpur Paper t n newsprint Well Pack Paper. West coast Paper
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
58.16 11.25 15.01 69.38 4.44 12.08
0 8.02 -1.79 14.28 4.17 20.01
341.61 529.11 346.13 1101.55 20.25 620.06
Bhansali engg. chemplast Sanmar DcW Finolex inds. ineos aBS (india Jubilant organ. Manali Petrochem Savita oil tech South asian Pet. Supreme Petroch.
0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906
16.59 47.98 39.23 124.01 17.59 14.76 86.03 14.6 233.14 96.84
-15.17 -30.3 4.71 -7.19 8 19.19 6.23 6.77 4.05 9.98
aarti Drugs abbott india ajanta Pharma albert David alembic ambalal Sarabhai amrutanjan Healt ankur Drugs anu's Lab. anuh Pharma astrazeneca Phar aurobindo Pharma aventis Pharma Bharat immunolog Biocon Bliss GVS Pharma cadila Health cipla DiL
0903 0911 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
11.71 13.68 11.8 5.71 27.44 76.63 3.1 18.62 12.08 1.39 5 26.88 23.03 43.18 100 10.31 68.2 155.46 2.29
13.13 31.46 14.93 14.16 4.21 -176.27 24.13 15.12 16.52 20.97 53.61 10.12 22.07 0 15.02 46.99 23.26 19.21 4.88
268.49 214.48 27 58.88 22.78 14.19 5.54 22.6 55.23 4.72 0.17 57.26 193.59 9.87 69.17 4.28 59.5 583.94 175.31 19.7
net Sales % Pat 128.62 32.18 28.14 -0.07 20.21 2.23 -48.42 13 20.01 -24.84 -78.48 9.78 56.06 -13.5 32.1 27.76 -4.74 36.03 16.52 21.23
Pat caGr Growth% ttM ePS Sales% 6.06 27.77 47.97 21.07 11.19 132.87 0.19 21.79 9.31 3.72 0.02 3.96 24.11 0.41 12.86 1.33 1.22 2.88 42.62 1.56
28.31 55.3 21.98 66.48 15.68 22.12 63.56 25.92 17.47 49.01 152.92 29.66 29.25 66.34 20.66 24.93 21.2 12.25 13.31 18.37
85.5 127.95 873.5 830.6 125.85 497.1 17.95 275.75 68.25 122.25 13.5 26.4 191.55 22.45 113.6 42.1 62.35 76 317.15 25.65
-86.78
3.34
38.43
101.01 50.73 -173.36 114.92 1148.65 211.44 29.56 427.1 -21.6 -13.17 28.74 -293.67 -30.45 5.98 -42.72 36.51 155.18 -29.29 70.9 2.3 -131.34 49.42 11.03 14.3 35.08 4.63 -146.21 39.83 46.59 -77.16 7.75 22.25 775.98
0.75 79.37 7.26 5.55 2.36 8.14 8.38 32.98 13.62 7.71 18.35
21.88 25.27 24.87 10.1 8.4 10.32 51.59 48.34 22.53 32.26 17.61 30.7 48.58 44.1
31.45
-26.54
115.36 317.37 23.08 53.97 11.58 49.61 15.64 -9.12 4.27 173.72 0.18 -99.6 0.41 -18 3.07 58.25 2.49 6125 0.13 -533.33 0.12 -108.63 2.77 575.61 12.78 914.29 0.48 -27.27 4.03 96.59 0.86 -43.79 10.22 8.61 17.87 -229.96 13.2 85.39 -1.58 23.44
cPM rs.
0.32
52w High
52w Low
Latests
M.cap P/e
Promoter Holding
104 136.5 950 945 152 680.1 23.65 306.7 73.4 126.8 23.65 36.9 204 27.4 130 53 78.5 89.4 334 42.7
31.6 25.05 361.5 411.5 47.5 132 7.86 131.85 19.35 11 8.1 11.53 57.95 7.41 85.25 15.05 30.15 22.2 66.5 12.6
14.11 4.61 18.21 39.44 11.25 3.56 61.9 12.67 9.99 167.47 0 6.63 6.98 56.13 8.84 31.65 63.62 17.55 7.44 30.18
4808.95 322.31 873.5 2267.54 100.55 226.18 878.29 377.78 87.29 168.22 66.35 104.99 213.39 73.88 83.84 105 1318.7 1404.1 297.8 56.69
37.75 65.3 28.51 54.15 61.69 89.89 27.28 62.14 69.03 24.55 60.94 73.6 43.06 18.49 56.5 47.47 77.31 51.66 56.12 36.83
138.45
201.6
22.28
51.28
527.45 1121.3 161.25 115.85 80.7 384.95 41.2 133.75 72 781.05 76.95
656.95 1324.8 179.75 125 133.95 525.9 47.55 166.9 94.25 928 95.9
83 315.55 36.9 93.9 24.15 193.25 10.1 47.2 17.6 234 14.51
0 14.13 20.31 21.9 28.82 47.35 4.93 4.06 4.92 84.16 6.79
192.2 356.1 505.35
283.15 473 706
69.35 80 225
9.8 9.66 16.98 13.82 3.9 21.39 3.79 35.19 3.4 14.99 8.12 245 4.96 255.72 7.33 34.91 9.7 6.56 0 24.89 6.24 26.92 17.17 14.49 18.66 12.53
971.64 219.19 673.38 116.68 1107.09 108.73 146.74 111.57 104.79 909.75 4515.72 63.88 331.18 362.41 327.8 220.22 98.05 593.18 17357.2 1930.96 2285.69 2829.75 107.98
46.67 46.02 58.92 67.95 59.78 57.48 36.23 66.5 74.57 67.37 33.97 36.09 54.95 63.88 46.93 86.08 75 42.98 49.98 73.72 56.4 69.27 62.3
276.48 30.05
Non Ferrous Metals 325.02 2216.73 5286.1 112.11 203.11 1386.47 43.22 162.03 163.68 3611.99 194.46
48800.73 47378.29 30861.64 1303.31 561.27 24802.71 59.99 173.07 83.23 65639.45 553.89
99.59 64.92 32.08 80 59.33 87.15 54.42 33.91 59.65 52.02 45.23
Oil Drill/Allied 63.88 343.98 777.83
7.01 188.01 278.97
34950 104.07 34.31
-1.63 21.5 15.97
-65.76 234.89 48.42
18.52 45.15 29.78
98.41 34.71 561.21 57.01 1159.27 75
19.65 50.42 11.42 13.9 23.17 22.7 -11.2 21.16 16.38 24.46 3.08 30.41 28.43 -8.7 0.45 40.2 44.49 3.35 26.83 18.67 5.58 33.05 13.81
18.75 12.43 8.86 5.81 3.78 10.77 2.25 3.35 -2.09 34.85 -0.4 3.44 3.26 7.24 0.84 0.62 1.19 26.85 178.69 27.76 30.27 36.29 1.34
16.97 74.09 -25.61 14.15 -54.07 -317.14 389.13 77.25 0 109.31 -112.27 162.6 74.33 90.03 -44 -183.78 240 36.36 256.6 85.56 -82.7 70.78 3250
30.82 45.52 2.01 5.52 1.49 13.86 9.43 10.44 1.08 79.48 0.09 10.02 9.84 5.96 31.28 0.56 4.39 19.12 72.54 3.48 37.44 56.28 19.45
34.93 481.25 15.68 112.75 8.05 43 6.45 18.55 36.62 109.45 4.47 47.15 13.34 141.1 35.86 84.65 67.15 41.65 21.26 365.95 25.04 194.35 22.33 73.85 -19.86 343.9 9.81 57.8 4.25 205 -12.07 220 19.42 125.7 19.87 91.3 20.11 1809.55 17.64 55.8 3.01 620.1 12.78 1050 23.5 284.9
556.2 279 138 57 58.5 9.5 28.15 8 238.1 84 58.2 15.55 143.1 13 119.45 25.5 49.75 28.5 399 232.35 253.8 96 76 11.1 369 19.1 75.9 29.05 220.8 101 294.35 49.45 156.75 17.5 111.65 52.1 2024 680.9 75.7 32.75 679.8 408 1321 356.25 318.4 139.75
9.37 -244.15 16.09 -49.51 20.35 470.03 3.5 10.41 4.33 312.38 2.69 313.85 5.42 502.22 -17.77 6446.43 8.91 2021.43 -10.33 -975.42 31.02 46.11 -0.42 -940 12.08 -45.61
18.43 1.81 10.11 2.94 10.8 2.43 38.03
9.8 -10.79 13.14 8.29 34.1 14.77 21.55
82.1 26.1 43.95 8.41 31.8 20.55 131.05
113.96 29.5 53.85 13.65 52 29.8 137
31.63 13.4 14 3.34 8.02 6.53 31
4.98 14.5 4.35 0 3.59 8.42 8.33
268.88 1449.85 343.47 99.94 65.99 84.25 228.55
50.82 40.3 39.54 64.74 73.22 60.87 58.98
0 30.07 6.62 12.87 0.39 13.09
22.36 7.18 9.83 13.55 2.68 7.62
20.5 148.4 47.4 84.95 460.15 60.2
54.05 186 75.7 94 475 77.7
10.95 62 26.05 51.3 70.9 33.55
0 4.94 0 7.88 0 4.76
119.23 166.95 71.15 587.94 204.31 377.76
56.31 42.76 43.25 35.32 44.25 51.76
3.83 -43.84 18.83 11.34 8.53 70.57 4.31 21.26 23.46 13.84
-120.88 889.62 -209.8 -118.61 -7.28 -433.51 2435.29 -779.23 -248.95 -129.65
1.33 0 3.59 8.51 16.5 18.37 1.01 42.62 3.34 9.5
22.91 6.22 8.37 16.35 11.96 23.12 9.08 23.48 23.96 5.09
18.8 8.95 19.3 53.15 174.2 319.1 10.23 420.45 11.97 38.05
22.6 14.89 24.9 71.35 221 365 13.6 486.9 18 40.3
9.03 3.46 6.8 25.05 73 85 6.02 99 6.01 11.75
16.21 0 5.41 3.61 12.45 16.01 10.13 11.01 3.59 3.95
311.89 715.73 378.57 661.88 306.42 4706.73 175.96 613.86 279.07 368.97
44.81 75 39.42 52.12 83.33 50.82 38.3 71.53 56.39 59.77
4.8 772.73 23.65 82.2 7.69 67.17 0.76 145.16 9.04 334.62 -4.67 -104.84 4.95 70.1 28.14 256.65 2.76 12.2 2.47 -4.63 22.09 -3.62 148.26 264.1 26 -42.6 -0.29 -390 65.8 173.26 13.82 17.92 125.32 73.48 289.03 29.35 5.61 2571.43
19.89 56.66 23.75 16.89 1.54 9.3 32.12 40.91 0.53 40.98 23.04 87.05 68.44 0 10.33 3.91 30.39 13.51 44.85
11.28 11.17 22.1 12.35 14.58 -12.41 5.92 77.41 43.59 17.6 14.88 17.49 8.69 -19.92 12.67 109.56 10.43 21.91 -8.79
90.3 904.4 144 110.35 45.4 11.12 565.05 194.35 6.74 382.8 852.7 914 1610.1 19 262.9 36.1 761.65 315.3 236.5
117.8 941 172.5 142.9 56.25 16.8 607.4 251 28.58 465.3 1109 973.7 1735 25.85 304.5 46.5 770.95 363 309
33 362 50 41 29.85 6.95 300 51 6.43 130.05 472 144.05 803.15 8.51 90.1 7 237.55 186.45 99
Packaging 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
140.11 200.68 91 96.38 101.22 149.9 49.53 39 44.54 386.98 80.63 44.9 14.68 130.37 53.73 16.74 18.09 396.23 1277.71 425.13 245.94 420.91 90.81
162.44 24.29 51.54 7.31 29.39 27.93 115.1
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
156.96 243.53 265.33 71.43 100.55 44.37 67.67
11.09 -4.11 -0.85 -25.93 6.99 1.37 12.61
-3.52 -27.27 6.88 15.03 42.39 -1.64 13.34 107.39 27.76 0.37 6.09 90.54
47.81 171.14 130.41 95.75 20.05 81.34
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
67.27 125.1 68.29 239.62 4.67 138.4
-3.03 -9.86 -25.73 -1.36 28.3 -7.83
225.04 675.76 905.34 1492.92 604 2428.53 354.38 1137.89 1111.8 1399
-12.53 -11.42 5.58 -66.61 20.51 14.25 7.03 -37.89 8.42 17.95 22.89 260.74 8.93 7.03 25.73 17.23 10.69 15.73 -5.69 19.19
4.19 3.89 15.62 40.32 131.13 90.74 6.62 177.34 16.71 20.28
0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
376.51 794.56 319.33 204.78 1085.23 62.26 90.7 965.32 160.78 120.45 354.76 2794.9 995.37 7.11 912.37 132.95 1699.3 4960.6 12.21
21.17 15.05 14.27 77.51 12.08 21.38 17.32 7.53 9.61 7.28 1.87 10.85 21.66 92.86 43.33 37.13 6.22 16.32 8.66 8.72 17.21 73.84 21.79 128.54 15.2 166.2 -47.29 -3.53 3.99 111.8 29.85 37.45 3.45 265.9 24.08 776.81 37.04 3.41
102.46 198.51 128.94 97.67 23.83 7.43 302.65 140.51 12.08 159.03 46.46 245.69 353.73 6.7 68.7 9.46 90.38 55.86 304.1
0912 0911 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909
Paper
Petrochemicals 77.69 280.49 253.9 415.45 138.97 612.49 103.13 299.69 245.94 396.66
129.58 83.8 11.93 1.98 -24.12 4.27 23.66 5.78 -10.82 41.41
Pharmaceuticals 117.03 202.23 94.66 42.88 264.12 14.9 27.38 260.4 48.95 45.94 114.84 811.06 237.1 0.46 300.83 49.72 460.4 1344.16 3.24
27.75 17.62 27.97 13.77 -6.04 -10.08 -0.29 8.5 52.07 75.95 22.6 12.31 -12.15 4500 36.82 17.1 25.07 6.32 44
March 2010 34
4.66 109.35 50.03 16.79 1237.22 68.94 6.14 170.78 66.82 6.54 63.01 61.59 38.47 606.09 63.48 0 85.21 30.43 15.53 175.17 47.43 3.96 375.87 37.45 9.11 162.77 50.3 9.33 106.42 71.44 36.99 2131.75 90 10.29 5056.25 58.71 23.56 3708.06 60.39 0 82.04 59.25 23.08 5258 60.92 9.26 372.55 67.39 24.32 10396.52 74.79 23.9 25315.44 36.8 30.24 59.6 59.58
company name
Year equity ended paid
net reporte net Sales Sales(La d net ronoW Growth BV tes) Profit
Qtr end net Sales
Dishman Pharma Divi's Lab. Dr reddy's Labs elder Pharma FDc Fres.kabi onco. Fulford (india) Glaxosmit Pharma Glenmark Pharma. Granules india Gufic BioScience Hester Bios ind-Swift ind-Swift Labs. indoco remedies ipca Labs. J B chem & Pharm Jupiter Bio. kerala ayurveda kilitch Drugs kopran Lupin Lyka Labs Marksans Pharma Merck Morepen Labs. natco Pharma nectar Lifesci. neuland Labs. novartis india orchid chemicals Panacea Biotec Parenteral Drugs Pfizer Piramal Health Plethico Pharma ranbaxy Labs. Sequent Scien. Sharon Bio-Med. Shasun chemicals Shilpa Medicare SMS Pharma Solvay Pharma Strides arcolab Sun Pharma. Surya Pharma. Suven Life Scie. themis Medicare torrent Pharma. ttk Healthcare twilight Li-taka Unichem Labs. Venus remedies Vinati organics Wanbury Wockhardt Wyeth Zandu Pharma. Zenotech Lab.
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0803 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0811 0903 0812 0812 0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0812 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903
16.14 12.95 84.2 18.89 18.9 15.82 3.9 84.7 25.05 21.74 7.74 5.19 7.44 25.27 12.29 24.99 16.87 16.13 10.56 13.2 35.25 82.82 20.93 36.78 16.86 71.46 28.04 15.23 5.47 15.98 70.44 6.68 18.2 29.84 41.8 34.07 210.19 11.09 10.56 9.66 4.4 10.02 5.05 40.05 103.56 14.47 11.59 8.05 42.31 8.09 10.64 18.03 8.45 9.87 14.69 54.72 22.72 8.06 34.43
18.36 39.75 11.14 12.28 21.01 -20.33 16.57 30.89 19.3 3.73 5.04 13.52 17.98 15.61 11.8 14.64 15.82 8.98 0 19.26 0 31.18 6.75 0.36 14.41 0 17.92 18.62 16.71 21.54 -7.68 -6.3 5.47 19.76 24.97 20.96 0 6.22 19.14 -16.01 12.29 3 33.46 19.41 27.04 27.47 11.01 -14.94 28.34 14.35 40.78 26.32 38.47 46.73 -52.41 0 37.61 30.3 0
415.76 15.81 92.14 1191.11 15.28 424.46 4158.9 23.59 560.9 620.02 12.49 49.14 576.51 17.75 83.43 262.08 8.82 -77.7 185.34 10.28 19.72 1665.29 6.05 576.57 854.56 -37.68 217.93 253.44 18.54 5.08 51.57 -4.09 0.83 30.16 -7.57 4.74 587.06 14.42 37.74 581.88 30.91 39.79 348.78 32.92 31.44 1293.15 20.82 91.22 721.17 32.17 78.74 142.93 10.11 28.19 17.99 3.75 -3.94 129.01 10.1 11.14 118.64 154.37 -13.19 2899.15 14.88 416.97 93.31 -20.04 3.08 199.53 -15.62 0.49 387.44 23.96 63.01 161.15 30.68 -36.84 269.69 17.75 42.74 727.97 -1.08 54.58 306.73 40.92 11.79 600.51 8.57 103.71 1191.44 -3.83 -52.17 773.42 -6.87 -69.05 226.07 7.47 10.77 707.1 -0.41 299.12 2318.9 21.16 275.32 472.14 -14.07 60.85 4564.96 8.07 -1044.8 106.13 57.46 3.52 419.79 25.45 18.6 457.96 8.42 -33.37 135.95 44.83 7.56 240.95 16.29 6.3 201.64 20.48 32.8 593.14 43.66 6.13 3866.45 22.67 1265.29 722.93 48.6 56.13 140.01 19.38 7.12 199.9 -8.7 -10.39 1167.27 18.55 186.73 219.6 10.43 7.88 370.44 25.64 22.12 651.19 13.11 124.75 264.1 24.17 45.53 190.5 30.19 25.13 167.29 -56.3 -31.29 1490.29 21.97 -348.76 382.25 15.96 99.67 87.29 -35.93 15.25 6.18 -24.26 -21.67
apcotex industri assam company Bombay Burmah ccL Products Dhunseri tea Duncans inds. elgi rubber Goodricke Group Guj. reclaim Harr. Malayalam Jay Shree tea Joonktolle tea Mahalaxmi rubtec Pix transmission tata coffee tata tea Warren tea
0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
5.57 30.98 13.96 13.3 11.72 53.22 10.7 21.6 1.33 18.45 10.68 3.23 8.82 10.54 18.68 61.84 10.71
8.22 3.93 -17.37 11.16 10.29 0 7.28 23.75 36.71 4.64 11.15 1.31 11.16 -11.9 5.79 8.94 20.02
102.27 -0.53 4.48 99.57 184.25 21.29 10.19 9.67 256.56 13.51 -13.88 51.29 263.85 7.95 19 132.08 104.53 14.2 16.66 121.93 138.59 34.74 -48.09 -234.18 56.4 15.31 5.76 7.91 293.19 23.97 17.59 36.61 130.55 18.38 13.54 320 287.26 42.46 6.04 91.45 414.67 55.1 13.88 152.71 35.94 24.53 0.8 192.97 81.51 373.34 2.15 33.31 178.84 16.39 -3.99 30.17 310.84 3.26 18.64 162.07 1361.53 19.99 159.06 287.43 168.74 27.13 14.63 75.06
astral Poly caprihans india Jain irrigation kalpena inds. kemrock inds. Mah. Polybutenes Manjushree tech. Mayur Uniquote nilkamal Ltd Plastiblends (i) Precision Pipes responsive ind
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0803 0903 0903 0903 0903
11.24 13.13 72.38 11.55 11.01 15.59 13.55 5.21 12.78 6.5 14 21.94
16.68 3.74 12.9 35.24 13.66 11.16 13.26 23.4 2.91 16.13 8.51 26.74
192.73 158.09 2381.52 602.97 363.37 43.91 105.75 90.23 892.73 167.3 127.42 427.06
41.91 14.19 28.36 3.35 28.66 120.18 33.52 21.85 65.21 31.82 7.02 2.91 43.41 7.49 36.18 5.11 18.05 6.1 6.44 11.77 1.03 11.54 14.87 26.6
81.43 68.63 124.73 61.97 233.63 10.01 43.88 46.45 165.41 117.23 99.79 54.65
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
Supreme inds. time technoplast V i P inds. Wim Plast
0906 0903 0903 0903
25.41 20.93 28.26 6
36.54 14.43 10.02 15.56
1651.93 523.73 512.89 93.93
26.08 11.15 -6.78 29.77
97.39 58.25 9.31 8
112.29 20.48 48.95 90.33
0912 0912 0912 0912
BF Utilities ceSc energy Devl.co. Guj inds. Power GVk Power infra. indowind energy JP Power Ven. neyveli Lignite ntPc Power Grid corpn reliance infra. Surya chak.Pow. tata Power co.
0809 18.83 0903 125.6 0903 27.5 0903 151.25 0903 140.58 0906 47.74 0903 491 0903 1677.71 0903 8245.5 0903 4208.84 0903 226.07 0903 76.63 0903 221.44
0.02 12.87 16.26 7.35 1.04 8.92 13.57 8.87 14.4 11.82 10.19 1.08 8.24
19.45 -34.13 4.63 3088.23 9.17 409.69 117.24 78.34 16.78 1154.99 23.46 85.32 26.13 2.83 21 60.94 138.14 11.46 294.03 -4.42 142.86 3360 12.5 821.09 41975.2 13.17 8201.3 6579.81 42.58 1690.61 9836.45 59.89 1138.88 136.09 27.43 1.47 7281.68 22.65 922.2
58.51 266.85 36.46 78.24 12.37 26.97 21.9 56.44 72.66 35.28 460.82 17.93 382.06
68.38 194.87 312.3 219.87 22.21 26.03 329.31 181.95 49.1 84.1 2.15 70.62 58.48 106.65 226.57 255.51 63.08 184.12 11.03 48.78 23 166.06 35.63 3.96 267.73 5.46 91.98 19.9 135.1 161.06 95.15 92.09 143.63 301.46 56.89 178.93 84.24 53.73 92.56 39.71 30.84 211.76 216.36 82.34 248.72 159.03 9.87 79.63 86.58 70.87 30.06 144.19 169.44 65.75 69.41 61.89 119.58 285.48 32.58
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0911 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0911 0912 0912
net Sales % Pat
91.31 189.9 1041.31 179.99 158.38 101.77 51.76 443.51 276.92 101.34 18.07 9.12 160.36 215.73 95.7 393.92 198.07 49.09 5.15 32.03 39.81 1004.5 24.54 62.94 108.72 41.82 74.83 259.78 69.95 160.46 308.84 228.1 80.24 194.94 704.89 109.17 1522.88 64.73 122.94 144.02 65.61 60.89 66.1 258.48 489.64 298.08 28.91 47.99 341.59 63.04 127.87 171.36 76.48 57.83 88.47 395.44 58.94 0 1.63
0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
36.39 73.04 74.45 88.84 43.06 57.38 15.84 169.76 37.31 83.79 141.1 16.22 14.18 48.01 76.46 447.44 68.71
-16.62 18.48 24.03 -28.99 68.79 -16.54 0.58 168.42 62.46 17.12 15.37 18.05 23.81 30.74 103.71 107.78 13.19 -120.9 10.2 2.6 -27.58 20.02 103.59 -50.31 13.35 37.49 1.54 18.37 5.87 662.34 64.72 0.23 -36.11 28.81 1.41 16.53 6.95 4.78 -49.47 43.12 13.45 58.8 22.82 7.73 1126.98 26.62 58.25 151.29 -9.96 29.56 107.58 39.14 8.91 17.7 4.04 0.87 -173.73 14.93 2.53 -4.53 35.27 7.87 -227.55 37.82 222.7 152.67 59.25 0.34 -110.69 24.07 1.13 527.78 16.58 18.83 67.68 -13.58 -10.9 -19.08 10.84 12.09 7.18 93.42 32.15 469.03 -16.12 -6.61 -459.24 2.25 23.15 -4.22 4.59 -16.86 167.19 29.67 7.34 -138.9 39.21 6.25 39.51 10.62 25.73 -14.89 20.6 138.28 257.59 -29.11 15.07 -56.93 58.99 488.23 -159.61 51.56 3.53 14.98 30.33 7.2 12.32 15.32 10.5 -177.78 131.35 13.31 516.2 -0.99 1.57 -21.11 19.83 10.48 52.77 76.62 19.67 -84.85 -22.41 318.04 23.91 52.5 21.41 60.86 -16.66 0.72 166.67 25.69 4.98 -176.03 12.56 63.22 12.91 12.47 2.02 -31.76 22.23 8.72 116.92 14.9 33.68 19.82 17.44 10.94 10.28 15.41 9.25 47.76 6.64 3 -18.26 8.27 -159.96 -58.59 -37.15 4.67 -77.54 -100 0.93 -373.53 50.93 -3.06 -35.44
10.4 20.63 44.43 27.59 6.57 3.92 30.73 60.9 6.16 9.61 0.14 11.33 8.05 18.13 30.75 72.04 10.25 20.75 2.07 8.9 0.43 69.77 0.86 0.03 39.27 0.72 16.32 5.36 16.23 34.07 0 3.37 16.92 46.72 21.2 26.45 32.11 7.36 8.55 2.63 17.77 2.79 79.28 25.68 51.6 46.21 0.77 22.27 23.35 10.58 11.24 35.56 50.44 8.22 10.5 0 34.12 475.54 0
cPM rs.
M.cap 52w High 52w Low Latests P/e
27.32 209.65 275 31.43 623.45 714.95 20.15 1142.7 1255.65 19.18 369.3 373 15.62 71.9 79.25 5.5 111.75 162.9 10.04 877.45 973 8.78 1715.5 1741 19.56 251.6 290 15.62 90.35 105 1.96 6.72 10.84 31.47 118.85 135 23.2 27.85 37 31.06 62.6 79.5 17.64 304.2 384.95 15.68 1094.1 1299 19.04 63.05 70.3 16.85 79.8 104.7 9.92 49.8 66.35 49.53 94.2 157.1 -3.78 29 35.4 20.37 1497.65 1624 -8.65 27.05 40.6 8.44 4.86 8.12 1.34 614.3 653 -22.22 7.8 12.43 14.27 122.7 145.8 30.43 34.4 43.5 16.94 98.05 160 3.54 520.1 600 11.42 160.15 239.4 24.21 181.4 234.9 19.07 197.1 234 5.2 917 1013 11.14 397.45 428.05 26.73 398.45 402 4.65 467.05 538 39.79 133.45 160 77.93 104.8 120 12.91 37.25 45.35 31.35 229.75 271.8 17.95 151.4 189.9 15.86 2834.5 3599.6 17.39 291 320.2 32.56 1540.9 1605 34.86 153.85 172.8 23.78 25.9 37.4 22.79 175 203.8 21.73 435.15 490.8 8.13 280.1 304 46.58 77.75 93.8 13.11 331.55 369.95 62.78 229.8 312 40.92 72.25 97.5 26.05 71.3 96 15.36 141.55 201.45 4.3 738.3 818 -4.33 4082.95 12800 68.87 114.05 138.95
Plantation & Plantation Products
97.88 3.56 29.34 24.23 47.97 36 4.69 45.27 -1.27 20.25 -3.96 24.01 -17.61 1.05 17.45 18.14 14.29
Plastic products 67.81 51.77 41.15 12.62 630.87 18.61 181.88 56.98 105.32 46.32 17.21 47.09 35.38 44.35 45.11 76.97 248.46 30.07 57 59.44 43.05 40.59 168.74 98.85 484.14 160.21 166.6 36.82
Pat caGr Growth ttM ePS Sales% %
37.77 33.33 30.56 57.01
87 382.53 357 191 28.95 32.9 271.5 1035 123 32 2.46 63.1 11.5 22.3 104 285.05 30.3 28.8 14.85 58 6.7 565 12.56 3.61 300 4.27 41.05 9.1 80.5 240.1 56.5 52 30 491.65 170.85 81 133.15 34.85 27.1 10.55 29.3 75 520 60.65 953 47 9.4 49 123.1 82 22 132.15 145 10.15 24 67.5 405.55 4000 83.5
20.16 26.09 25.75 13.49 10.94 35.59 25.43 28.78 43.08 9.4 112 10.49 3.46 3.77 9.9 14.63 6.16 4.27 0 11.02 59.18 22.61 0 0 15.82 0 7.58 7.73 0 15.27 0 112.67 14.73 18.96 18.74 14.42 34.34 16.89 5.52 14.78 12.52 0 36.52 30.99 29.9 3.33 51.8 11.05 17.58 27.12 5.92 9.32 4.56 9.47 0 16.33 28.43 9.65 0
Promoter Holding
1691.88 8167.19 19291.06 696.5 1345.97 1767.89 342.21 14530.29 6788.17 181.33 52.01 61.68 103.6 174.34 373.86 2739.63 531.83 147.71 52.59 124.34 107.59 13318.6 58.37 178.75 1035.71 350.88 345.4 613.35 52.95 1662.24 1128.1 1211.75 382.37 2736.33 8306.71 1357.52 19640.39 283.45 110.67 179.92 505.45 151.7 1431.42 1245.19 31915.12 222.62 300.18 140.88 3682.24 226.6 165.45 1194.91 194.64 356.55 104.74 1549.12 1677.42 329.09 392.67
60.77 52.91 25.78 40.52 65.76 90 53.93 50.67 48.39 34.51 69.85 50.74 37.86 39 61.02 46.28 55.56 19.91 61.52 64.62 32.79 47.18 23.3 48.39 51.8 34.54 62.27 64.46 37.97 76.42 21.17 68.73 60.46 70.75 49.39 87.01 63.92 70.75 60.74 46.61 59.95 53.84 68.85 25.69 63.71 38.48 62.7 69.65 71.51 65.43 63.74 48.42 25.68 74.88 41.66 73.64 57.15 52.77 25.77
3.17 756.76 28.51 15.66 4.93 -193.02 12.52 87.71 16.71 166.08 8.03 477.7 1.23 192.86 24.82 178.25 3.97 -16.77 6.36 631.03 33.22 1158.33 5.05 128.51 0.52 940 1.47 -182.12 13.98 14.31 36.75 -23.91 17.89 60.74
15.14 1.21 15.96 18.59 36.25 2.59 0.43 29.76 95.81 6.79 70.89 21.08 2.54 1.39 13.66 59.34 50.11
8.61 13.5 15.09 28.28 16.02 6.87 -11.65 10.1 29.22 16.46 18.52 14.74 86.63 19.69 12.01 12.07 8.46
110.2 21.3 326.05 225.95 159.4 11.13 8.09 132.75 625.95 110.35 312.85 169 71.65 50.65 350.6 942.55 154.2
130.4 24.5 417.5 270 190 14.39 12.74 195.8 820 147.6 417.4 204.9 86.85 59.45 443 1075 251.45
30.6 6.2 100 51.15 56 5.2 5.01 44.25 288 30.3 68.05 107 13.05 13.7 134.2 514.1 63.65
7.39 21.09 18.81 12.14 5.51 0 18.81 6.84 5.54 57.77 4.91 12.78 28.21 0 32.08 36.5 5.16
61.82 659.87 455.17 300.51 186.66 59.23 86.56 286.74 83.25 203.71 349.45 54.59 63.2 53.39 654.92 5828.73 165.15
53.57 46.19 64.04 30.29 75 58.87 57.75 74 46.8 50.3 40.34 83.7 71.33 55 57.48 35.27 83.51
6.27 344.68 1.77 92.39 57.36 3.09 8.26 83.15 10.13 182.17 1.07 78.33 2.63 32.83 5.77 239.41 16.76 -709.45 2.11 298.11 3.55 96.13 8.92 62.18 35.92 2510.74 15.99 39.29 14.5 -1711.11 4.78 128.71
17.82 4.08 22.06 23.18 24.87 6.32 7.08 29.77 31.42 16.35 7.29 14.25 56.8
54.35 3.9 38.92 55.03 68.18 39.47 27.27 18.63 23.47 17.76 18.05 539.27
172.85 44.7 825.3 118 374.8 117 43.3 123.15 228.05 140.95 83.15 860
205.8 57.1 930 164.9 437.7 311 60.25 137.2 285 165 100.9 877.2
30.7 17.5 320.3 45.1 95 39.5 12 21.8 42.55 76.65 25 383.65
8.29 7.94 40.42 5.09 10.3 37.86 6.12 4.17 7.35 8.62 11.41 63.94
194.28 58.69 6273.11 136.29 412.65 182.4 58.67 66.62 291.45 91.62 116.41 2131.94
63.81 68.6 31.05 74.31 34.86 66.45 55 74.96 71.25 56.53 62.95 67.33
2.35 14.2 26.63
15.71 33.31 13.81 2.18
449.6 45.1 229 171.15
496 56.9 293.7 183.95
92.55 20.05 31.25 47
7.92 11.45 14.08 6.43
1142.43 943.49 647.15 102.69
48.89 62.09 43.44 74.88
3.76 34.17 2.56 6.59 0.12 3.35 2.35 6.08 10.71 5.01 55.28 0.27 47.68
14.53 964.2 1479 5.39 383.6 452 74.29 60.8 82.3 9.15 103.05 133 29.66 43.3 53.75 7.84 45.85 68.9 -0.4 68.05 103.7 3.49 156.1 177.7 17.34 203 241.7 23.8 107.1 128.35 22.89 1003.95 1404.45 14.22 18.2 24.35 11.45 1212.95 1518.55
268 180 31.35 40 17.55 16.8 24.35 67 167.3 88.5 428.3 7.7 602
341.91 11.22 21.04 15.59 333.08 14.02 98.62 25.55 18.97 21.38 18.23 62.76 27.08
3631.18 4792.7 167.2 1558.63 6837.94 224.48 14261.1 26189.05 167382.8 45076.68 22731.44 139.47 28784.52
66.1 52.49 56.36 58.21 54.25 48.24 63.34 93.56 89.5 86.36 37.75 51.37 31.05
Power Generation & Distribution 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
2.79 779 6.43 236.27 11.33 5.16 114.17 1251.73 11183.73 1525.41 2235.14 49.8 1527.8
13.88 -1.5 3.59 102 -64.65 2.53 -26.07 28.81 74.58 6.58 -29.7 3.03 106.72 16.86 50.1 371.11 -0.83 2364.98 3.25 487.84 -15.57 277.13 43.56 0.75 -12.27 147.89
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-39.27 4.08 -57.83 233.06 99.39 98.04 -61.68 65.49 5.07 31.02 10.33 240.91 28.51
company name
Year equity ended paid
net reporte net Sales Sales(L d net ronoW Growth BV ates) Profit
Pat Growth ttM ePS %
net Sales Qtr end net Sales % Pat
caGr Sales%
cPM rs.
52w 52w High Low
Latests
M.cap P/e
Promoter Holding
Readymade Garments/ Apparells Gokaldas exports House of Pearl kewal kir.cloth. kitex Garments koutons retail Page industries richa industries Zodiac cloth. co
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
17.19 19.5 12.33 4.75 30.55 11.15 17.01 8.39
0.75 2.98 9.74 29.22 20.54 38.53 14.27 13
1093.4 22.79 144.58 182.39 1046.68 254.65 147.5 266.7
3.37 9.17 14.26 9.96 79.56 31.63 8.09 15.13
128.85 159.96 122.71 8.08 139.18 77.87 35.77 140.29
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
ackruti city ahluwalia contr. alchemist realty anant raj inds B.L.kashyap Brigade enterpr. c & c constrn. cccL era infra engg. Gammon india Gayatri Projects HB estate Devel. Hind.construct. itD cem iVrcL infra. JMc Projects JP associates knr construct. kolte Patil Dev. Madhucon Proj. Mahindra Life. Maytas infra MSk Projects nag. constructn. omaxe P B a infra. Patel engg. Peninsula Land Pratibha inds Punj Lloyd Puravankar.Proj. roman tarmat Sadbhav engg. Satra Properties Sharyans reso. Shristi infra Simplex infra Simplex Projects Simplex realty Subhash Projects tantia const Unity infra. Valecha eng.
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
66.7 12.55 14.82 59.02 10.27 112.25 18.26 36.96 28.71 17.69 10.1 12.31 25.63 11.52 26.7 18.14 236.76 28.12 75.37 7.4 40.81 58.85 22.82 45.77 173.57 13.5 5.97 55.9 16.69 60.7 106.71 10.96 12.5 31.07 14.87 22.2 9.93 12 2.99 8.19 15.57 13.37 17.93
29.13 38.35 3.54 11.93 17.96 8.64 12.49 14.39 29.61 9.71 20.93 11.45 8.29 -1.26 13.25 21.6 16.87 17.84 6.9 9.12 5.21 0 8.93 9.45 6.27 15.02 19.13 14.99 21.89 12.81 10.71 2.15 20.11 1.51 1.3 4.7 14.59 15.13 143.5 15.9 16.71 18 7.11
399.56 -9.29 263.78 1164.08 32.27 57.71 101.56 29.31 1.03 413.78 -23.11 365.84 1462.07 -5.51 78.84 349.79 -24.07 83.05 750.13 40.67 41.1 1755.86 21.25 69.06 2349.75 62.1 202.61 3660.1 55.35 140.48 1004.59 33.53 41.32 17.55 932.35 14.96 3313.7 7.49 125.35 956.6 22.09 5.5 4983.09 34.75 225.97 1308.98 43.06 36.76 5768.76 45 897.01 649.61 35 43.66 141.4 -61.03 70.68 1025.43 38.95 46.91 165.4 -3.9 46.36 1316.81 -19.15 -489.79 353.5 88.25 23.7 4136.69 19.68 153.86 699.78 -60.9 78.12 364.3 -1.59 10.47 1784 34.13 174.34 541.65 56.88 149.52 746.25 56.81 44.73 6852 52.43 321.1 444.9 -21.37 132.95 149.83 17.17 2.24 1060.92 18.83 63.3 105.88 -45.49 1.67 5.45 -76.27 2.06 87.69 2.41 0.63 4653.72 65.72 120.8 316.62 38.26 19.91 119.77 111.42 82.68 1257.22 7.74 53.17 449.35 24.3 17.26 1130.79 33.1 69.65 606.37 21.88 14.5
154.95 28.17 3.88 109.74 232.17 88.63 191.25 137.74 61.23 138.62 213.61 82.3 38.61 303.68 135.41 98.29 52.27 93.65 85.71 144.87 217.34 27.71 120.92 73.65 74.63 67.13 163.96 37.83 134.64 85.8 61.47 95.2 274.8 4.64 106.48 12.59 177.45 117.1 325.08 87.55 70.73 312.83 117.5
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0906 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
BPcL cPcL essar oil HPcL iocL MrPL
0903 361.54 0903 149 0903 1218.13 0903 339.01 0903 1192.37 0903 1752.64
8.28 134073.42 21.65 735.9 -12.16 32162.9 14.24 -397.28 0 38106.35 5745.16 -513.51 5.23 125669.34 19.44 574.98 8.36 306548.87 24.24 2949.55 28.08 38279.2 17.54 1192.54
335.46 205.85 28.66 316.53 368.82 26.93
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
32161.24 6856.95 10146 27661.93 69708.21 9147.4
0.87 21.63 19.45 -5.87 -0.96 21.41
reliance inds. Sah Petroleums
0903 1573.53 0903 22
6.09 15309.3 23.08 0.05
727.78 25.82
0912 0912
56856 75.66
92.31 17.23
iFGL refractor Vesuvius india
0903 0812
34.61 20.3
15.89 17.83
166.78 352.58
-2.66 10.4
12.69 30.64
24.9 91.05
0912 0912
48.08 103.27
Pantaloon retail Provogue (india) Shoppers' Stop trent Vishal retail
0906 0903 0903 0903 0903
34.88 23.28 34.87 19.53 22.4
6.83 5.84 0 3.46 0
6661.42 351.31 1400.1 514 1393.03
25.78 140.58 6.28 29.46 16.01 -63.72 -0.32 26.75 38.57 -94.48
128.81 57.82 66.85 310.68 78.88
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
1912.84 121.49 416.64 146.84 300.79
aBG Shipyard Bharati Shipyard W i Shipyard
0903 0903 0903
50.92 27.57 23.42
21.56 20.99 0
1412.22 1018.83 63.01
46.07 171.1 45.23 133.32 77.34 -21.44
164.72 252.81 -12.23
0912 0912 0912
492.82 336.31 19.12
chowgule Steam essar Shipping Garware offshore Ge Shipping co Mercator Lines Sci SeaMec Ltd Shreyas Shipping Varun Ship. co.
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903
36.31 615.81 23.82 152.29 23.6 423.45 33.9 21.96 150.01
26.95 0.67 18.97 24.58 17.84 15.89 15.8 -6.55 11.06
119.03 1023.2 162.24 2836.28 1137.7 4166.64 268.59 145.98 964.66
25.36 31.81 45.44 9.32 41.66 11.8 57.59 -13.98 2.06
23.23 107.66 40.36 1384.82 181.1 940.67 47.12 14.99 122.81
37.17 114.17 96.58 323.61 46.38 146.62 94.92 71.32 54.22
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
5.14 285.57 43.4 466.93 133.14 845.43 86.7 21.89 172.04
adhunik Metal ajmera realty Bellary Steels Bhushan Steel Bihar Sponge Bihar tubes Bilpower Gandhi Spl. tube Gangotri iron Godawari Power Goodluck Steel india Steel iSMt ispat inds. Jai Balaji inds. Jai corp Jindal Saw Jindal Steel
0903 91.23 0903 35.48 0903 73.14 0903 42.47 0903 90.25 0903 20.3 0903 10.5 0903 7.35 0903 7.69 0903 28.07 0903 3.69 0903 20.43 0903 73.25 0903 1221.65 0903 47.11 0903 17.85 0812 52.12 0903 15.47
9.42 3.89 0 23.02 0 2.04 13.49 20.17 5.89 13.93 29.27 0 10.48 0 0.31 1.82 16.26 33.73
1165.06 51.05 35.13 4971.49 217.76 388.7 457.57 56.18 49.88 1037.88 481.86 144.65 1301.59 8263.99 1702.66 375.64 4874.98 7671.16
16.44 -97.26 -19.41 19.73 11.19 40.09 46.67 -26.21 26.18 25.67 45.33 -40.46 9.08 -0.71 30.09 22.04 -26.08 43.34
30.15 18.19 -143.61 421.3 -11.45 0.06 16.11 15.93 1.04 57.36 12.51 -38 56.23 -688.11 1.28 28.25 342.33 1536.48
31.98 90.85 -9.8 478.97 -0.2 90.49 113.68 57.67 23.64 154.34 131.87 0.36 35.93 -1.12 75.21 144.79 426.1 348.23
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
302.96 7.21 4.68 1429 41.69 85.04 125.05 18.29 48.03 196.89 117.83 20.53 304.13 2104.7 452.07 96.23 1371.04 1757.57
9.06 51.13 -9.41 3.57 31.91 32.39 51.19 16.85
266.31 6.06 38.73 65.48 269.38 89.75 57.15 68.15
-2.65 -45.36 10.31 21.53 17.65 33.28 65.03 -5.16
0.53 -103.41 -2.79 -432.14 6.36 109.21 6.85 29.98 15.8 18.62 8.99 0 2.64 151.43 5.92 107.72
5 0 23.23 4.21 28.39 31.59 5.94 24.91
94.67 218.07 45.03 37.97 97.57 32.45 57.87 12.43
154.8 72.9 235.3 24.1 353.9 810 37.55 400
193 127.95 285.85 31.1 485 890 161.8 458.8
42.5 36 91.5 3.35 293 305 29 148.35
Realty 204.08 -19.41 424.28 44.77 26.8 -29.27 80.13 13.53 272.76 -23.49 57.24 -41.2 280.66 71.2 450.92 4.48 891.19 45.14 1014.54 55.21 333.93 30.22 0.82 -88.69 902.58 10.15 205.78 5.23 1181.55 -0.46 336.7 8.73 2852.37 113.76 174.2 17.54 13.17 -54.11 280.26 86.29 108.91 95.71 207.98 -55.21 120.61 30.07 1186.54 16.09 221.64 46.61 100.86 -0.7 416.3 31.27 251.76 124.73 222.02 35.9 2116.6 18.2 111.71 40.75 24.83 -24.53 314.99 11.37 5.62 -67.29 0.34 -81.62 28.24 190.24 1065.02 -16.06 102.91 36.43 2.29 -98 250.98 -21.37 110.34 3.33 401.53 36.59 146.22 6.89
78.6 -59.11 24.87 94.3 0.42 121.05 65.1 -0.91 10.73 -33.72 5.93 169.55 19.64 132.43 21.22 62.48 57.24 85.36 20.87 309.22 15.35 43.59 1.23 -74.48 14.76 -36.38 0.9 -69.9 45.82 -1.5 8.21 42.78 103.02 -38.9 17.86 37.92 2.43 -69.28 10.88 -21.5 27.93 146.95 -16.28 -150.31 10.55 130.85 47.86 31.95 27.66 463.34 4.43 -15.62 29.98 13.52 88.88 220.29 10.98 5.88 117.49 31.52 25.8 75.63 0.08 -96.06 14.11 4.6 -10.91 -570.26 -0.16 -134.78 0.23 -74.44 23.08 -8.59 8.96 82.11 1.69 -97.81 7.37 -50.1 5.62 120.39 24.4 34.44 3.85 56.5
18.65 10.69 0.14 7.01 14.16 0.06 28.9 4.36 22.37 12.49 42.43 9.4 3.38 5 15.69 17.74 9.14 17.52 3.08 13.99 17.07 12.44 14.51 7.05 2.8 11.11 25.56 8.67 28.61 9.1 5.33 2.6 51.77 0.04 0.82 0.35 21.54 21.25 60.1 6.76 18.88 58 16.06
68.68 484.95 2364.25 34.87 190.25 212.8 189.43 13.42 38.15 70.57 122.9 163.9 56.2 333.55 516.2 35.44 140.45 187 35.6 233.1 283.9 80.2 77.3 97.2 84.65 207.9 215 26.73 218.05 276 26.22 383.8 472.1 30.15 45.2 82.2 25.65 133.9 162.2 11.14 188.4 247.3 45.15 321.85 424.8 48.1 156.65 202 18.79 132.25 180 36.38 122.8 143 46.31 56.35 76 27.75 161.45 197.55 18.3 376.75 424.8 45.17 153.15 211.8 36.95 113.4 131 40.43 153.65 183.8 19.81 93.15 136.6 24.9 62.6 84 36.37 424.8 526 -3.31 81.4 100.9 63.53 319.65 374.4 42.84 174.9 298.8 42.34 94.75 136.5 27.19 45.8 72.05 35.98 1179.75 1350 295.08 14.75 29.75 29.1 84.5 122 172.84 193.8 464.5 48.64 447.7 563 39.16 207.8 255 15.9 237.15 399.9 59.82 137.95 171.2 32.66 121.95 159 41.28 573.4 648.8 38.94 94.75 127
325.9 27.55 10.55 37.65 86.45 27.8 87.2 21 61.7 49.6 41.6 17 28.8 60.1 99.1 46.97 41.13 33.2 18.5 21 83.4 31.4 31.05 34.25 40 20.75 103.15 17.5 55.15 66.65 33.8 22.6 221 11 46 172.25 102 32.65 120 35.5 27.75 67 21.9
379.09 -52.6 220.36 -117.35 -226 -81.63 31.4 -107.44 696.59 -76.46 259.54 -190.94
127.83 62.88 6.94 170.83 46.49 8.37
22.89 29.75 194.18 19.52 21.23 27.46
562.45 245.5 131.4 346.65 317.8 73.95
658 270 194 425 395 102.2
329.15 78 60.1 236.5 189.5 36.25
47.25 1.49
22.32 32.25
978 21
1245 30.25
559.03 13.8
30.96 0 10.14 5.71 12.47 25.62 6.53 16.06
532.2 142.15 290.12 114.47 1081.16 903.15 63.57 335.6
88.27 66.23 74.06 54.99 65.8 61.87 69.07 60.68
32.31 3527.53 82.49 14.1 1193.82 74.53 89.47 99.44 42.3 15.78 3626.78 61.35 23.83 685.11 71.08 270.1 1576.55 57.54 8.07 425.64 70.29 17.81 1432.37 50.6 12.97 3721.41 57.91 15.66 2625.32 23.41 8.62 426.02 54.9 5.98 58.17 63.01 38.59 4059.85 39.86 30.44 217.04 69.57 20.5 4296.7 9.73 9.29 341.03 55.63 32.1 28097.84 46.07 7.01 345.31 73.27 18.06 425.33 74.63 27.23 1191.5 57.66 21.06 1537.52 51.08 0 901.29 37.01 7.82 258.78 21.68 23.42 3941.89 20.23 96.03 1616.8 89.14 5.63 84.51 63.29 19.05 2965.1 45.47 8.66 2272.69 53.65 11.18 533.5 61.53 20.1 5807.55 37.4 17.78 2022.72 89.96 80.35 50.2 62.35 22.79 1474.69 47.55 0 229.14 63 111.18 125.65 55.36 0 430.24 49.33 20.78 2213.88 54.74 11.69 261.83 55.54 3.95 71.14 46.4 14.66 505.59 58.56 6.46 189.88 51.34 10.64 849.78 62.72 9.9 169.89 47.22
Refineries
15.69 141958.99 -0.13 252.32
4008 0.69
15.77 -65.84
4.56 3.91 32.61 2.08 6.84 8.84
20334.82 3656.48 16601.73 11762.87 77160.25 12962.7 319826.5 20.84 3 0 92.4
54.93 67.29 18.14 51.11 78.92 88.57 46.57 86.89
Refractories 17.53 25.69
5.09 10.12
91.35 74.78
3.3 18.42
12.38 21.25
45.8 208.9
56.95 236.9
13.3 65.25
14.18 11.35
25.38 50.67 22.63 9.03 13.12 19.21 19.39 15.86 -15.38 -120.92
51.07 24.9 -193.89 170.19 -2192.04
8.72 2.84 9.69 18.1 0
59.03 68.85 28.3 27.19 73.7
388 49.6 350.65 803.65 62.15
455 75.5 416 912 98.45
105.3 26.3 70.55 285.15 25.25
48.38 17.65 75.41 67.14 0
82.29 32.94 -2.65
78.7 3.55 -9.56
44.78 50.15 0
36.73 52.97 -1.74
242.25 260.4 12.35
346 352.8 18.22
66.6 44.55 3.1
5.41 5.19 0
-1.52 1.77 10.29 75.3 5.66 87.44 46.92 -4.97 -1.38
-113.62 -85.24 3.21 -68.76 69.97 -52.84 -14.02 -11.88 -102.7
12.29 1.26 17.39 36 2.19 10.43 68.62 6.04 1.4
19.34 9.55 40.64 15.97 36.25 7.27 24.4 13.68 26.92
38.55 66.5 191.35 262.8 52.9 142.35 197.95 33.1 49.7
63.4 90.5 230.4 327.5 76.75 181.9 254.7 46 70.4
19.7 19.4 52 142.6 21 70 47.1 16.75 38.25
0 0 11 11.89 9.5 15.11 2.89 23.15 0
15.95 3.86 -40.55 227.43 -1.3 4.79 4.16 6.77 0.39 13.47 3.17 -1.38 15.07 18.87 6.82 15.59 170.1 325.62
-187.64 -61.28 12.23 996.58 -81.56 -215.98 1.96 317.9 116.67 -160.62 80.11 -94.53 -22.84 -102.9 -111.93 4.84 96.31 0.14
3.17 2.14 0 165.97 0.06 8.02 13.52 15.82 1.94 13.75 6.65 0 4.77 0.01 3.67 2.41 20.66 13.86
103.49 100.95 -35.36 164.95 46.36 2.77 26.21 1598.75 10.98 9.71 36.44 87 63.36 180.6 10.32 90.4 29.38 38.1 57.35 200.75 23.8 26.85 23.94 5.71 23.1 51.75 18.12 18.75 69.4 230.8 16.48 239.05 50.66 193.65 43.54 633.4
127.5 318.3 4.32 1718 14.3 109.35 216 110.7 47.25 248 45.7 8.11 64.9 28.6 300 349.8 213.5 778
23.05 23.9 1.26 273.25 5.16 31.5 78.7 32 6.91 43.55 23.6 3.62 14.1 9 71.05 59.4 27 162.04
158.51 71.3 424.07 55.57
Retail 7998.62 577.34 1223.07 1609.71 139.22
44.73 42.08 68.51 32.16 60.22
Ship Building 0.8 31.94 -0.88
1233.54 57.14 717.92 38.95 144.62 7.23
Shipping -85.46 21.77 -4.66 -33.46 -55.12 -24.05 -16.96 -44.22 -35.51
139.98 4094.27 455.8 4001.92 1248.44 6027.81 671.05 72.69 745.5
67.76 83.71 30.68 30.03 37.96 80.12 75 73.29 46.5
34.22 1206.05 77.08 585.24 0 202.6 9.63 6789.89 0 87.63 17.26 176.52 13.37 189.63 5.94 132.89 0 51.09 15.96 563.51 3.51 50.21 0 116.66 10.85 758.14 0 2292.07 93.06 1472.04 75.17 4267.04 9.62 5298.26 45.8 58982.21
54.02 62.47 60.95 69.15 69.34 37.86 38.05 73.31 14.85 58.97 68.69 55.08 51.18 41.13 50.75 72.99 46.43 58.58
Steel 31.97 -98.64 -36.59 42.57 -20.55 12.23 6.37 151.24 388.11 -7.01 4.65 373.04 0.66 91.07 26.45 17.94 -11.44 -1.26
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net Year rono net Sales Sales(L reported ates) company name ended equity paid W Growth net Profit BV Qtr JSL 0903 32.43 -37.04 4888 -3.39 -579.82 79.58 JSW Steel 0903 248.08 12.34 14006.59 22.96 458.5 309.19 kalyani Steels 0903 43.69 -1.49 968.45 4.14 3.31 118.05 kanishk Steel 0903 28.47 7.7 373.52 -9.35 5.32 24.89 kirl. Ferrous 0903 68.65 2.66 699.37 -3.75 7.95 21.65 Lanco inds. 0903 39.76 15.5 644.72 39.05 18.35 31.5 Lloyd Steel inds 0903 211.15 0 2605.51 18.18 -164.85 -31.17 Lloyds Metals 0903 22.43 20.64 523.47 58.77 28.44 7.38 MUSco 0903 32.48 -10.55 1074.51 16.74 -18.83 52.04 Mah. Seamless 0903 35.27 21.46 2047.29 37.29 257.84 185.71 Man inds. 0903 26.64 12.25 1858.88 28.48 47.43 76.55 Monnet ispat 0903 47.96 18.19 1549.8 33.79 216 268.19 MSP Steel & Pow. 0903 58.1 26.67 405.42 12.65 39.89 29.13 Mukand 0903 73.12 -26.66 1934.12 0.77 -188.71 61.97 natl. Steel&agro 0903 32.6 -55.87 2120.93 -1.55 -89.09 36.06 oil country 0903 44.29 63.09 420.29 23.81 64.94 29.69 orissa Sponge 0903 27 0 188.83 70.9 -27.2 82.93 Panchmahal Steel 0903 13.99 -13.92 468.77 -7.27 -13.19 40.11 Panyam cement 0903 16.02 70.14 190.34 16.74 34.47 -2.15 Pennar inds. 0903 63.24 26.19 653.28 16.61 38.09 11.99 PSL 0903 42.58 14.39 3161.78 54.69 85.93 147.61 rajratan Global 0903 4.35 14.21 144.67 36.83 5.73 98.69 ramsarup inds. 0903 35.08 -21.22 1973.35 8.18 -75.01 92.57 ratnamani Metals 0903 9 27.83 955.21 13.03 71.2 63.17 remi Metals Guj. 0903 35.06 0 291.92 -12.77 -35.32 -2.47 SaiL 0903 4130.4 24.19 43700.8 9.89 6174.81 67.75 Saraswati indl. 0809 7.37 20.62 1285.27 13.33 27.35 402.67 Sarda energy 0903 34.05 26.93 954.82 53.68 123.24 150.76 Sathavaha. ispat 0903 31.83 8.32 545.31 55.15 13.12 50.45 Steel exchange 0903 32.91 5.16 672.5 10.47 4.79 32.11 Sujana Metal Prd 0809 31.63 8.48 1905.44 153.75 38.22 47.29 Sunflag iron 0903 162.2 14.01 1099.98 11.17 43.6 20.23 Suraj Stainless 0903 17.01 12.18 229.43 -16.18 5.8 28.81 Surana inds. 0903 20.15 14.19 871.13 8.9 32.49 118.59 Surya roshni 0903 26 11.28 1474.98 17.14 21.54 75.93 tata Metaliks 0903 25.29 0 1005.81 -2.5 -148.74 17.28 tata Sponge iron 0903 15.4 40.68 609.34 33.8 120.66 227.08 tata Steel 0903 730.79 21.88 24348.52 23.9 5201.74 338.04 technocraf.inds. 0903 31.53 1.94 418.33 32.24 6.89 113.26 Usha Martin 0903 25.09 15.3 2108.73 28.64 146.55 40.5 Uttam Galva 0903 113.97 13.06 4371.64 38.53 100.17 72.29 Varun inds. 0903 22.11 3.38 1181.3 39.99 12.82 171.82 Visa Steel 0903 110 0 1041.53 54.53 -66.81 25.47 Welsp.Guj.Stahl 0903 93.25 14.79 5715.15 48.14 233.57 84.71 Zenith Birla 0903 40.07 7.02 557.62 27.06 15.46 56.24
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net Pat caGr 52w M.cap Promoter Sales Sales % Pat Growth% ttM ePS Sales% cPM rs. 52w High Low Latests P/e Holding 1397.93 66.13 101.22 -126.75 15.95 16.46 100.25 131.7 30 0 1625.55 45.93 4587.66 64.7 514.23 -503.32 70.63 34.01 1071 1205.95 161.15 14.91 20033.05 45.02 328.01 160.66 13.58 -257.18 6.16 16.17 199.35 244.5 36.1 99.68 870.16 59.85 128.17 105.66 0.41 -63.39 0.88 29.28 18.4 31 11.6 33.45 52.38 70.14 205.92 38.01 12.94 -185.58 3.31 13.27 31.3 41.75 9 9.46 429.75 59.09 186.37 7.47 20.44 422.76 12.75 25.1 62.7 72.6 12.6 4.92 249.3 49.79 728.82 10.29 39.17 -134.41 4.19 27.45 11.48 13.55 3.69 0 258.43 18.51 104.3 -43.7 -0.9 -94.5 0 24.38 28.3 38.95 15.05 0 314.98 47.78 276.94 45.7 2.07 -111.9 1.23 24.68 58.35 69.75 17.15 0 189.52 55.53 370.55 -35.84 72.18 12.62 38.73 33.04 353.35 392.5 111.8 9.12 2492.53 53.62 439.31 -3.78 30.92 1049.44 10.57 35.93 53.35 60.9 21.5 5.05 284.25 48.13 372.19 -6.97 68.01 103.01 50.8 44.37 370 420 131.1 7.28 1774.52 39.32 94.42 1.36 8.1 64.3 4.44 140.3 32.6 44.5 14.1 7.34 189.41 71.8 471.53 21.4 15.18 -128.5 6.27 13.24 55.1 71.5 17.75 0 402.84 53.77 651.7 50.55 4.11 -104.48 2.51 17.13 21.7 26.8 7.3 0 70.74 42.36 29.22 -75.75 3.26 -86.56 12 33.45 113.5 144.6 30.15 9.47 502.69 38.22 41.82 45.41 -10.92 5.51 0 12.12 344.5 473 271.1 0 930.15 49.13 77.19 -34.04 6.65 -204.4 8.15 15.6 158.4 175 27.5 149.43 221.76 85.78 25.83 -35.6 0.08 -98.98 30.75 28.47 107.3 146.15 83.55 7.41 171.89 50.57 195.49 29.54 13.6 42.86 11.53 30.56 33.45 38.65 15.5 9.09 423.08 36.96 711.76 -27.02 20.37 -17.46 17.8 30.85 144.55 188.4 59.5 9.89 772.76 39.25 38.01 16.74 2.51 422.92 14.62 18.39 150.6 175 38.05 10.3 65.51 62.28 605.29 29.37 13.96 -113.84 8.5 27.42 74.05 94 17.75 8.76 259.77 79.82 160.54 -15.84 17.35 161.3 16.12 51.75 97.15 121.4 32 6.15 446.4 58.38 98.98 56.71 -12.42 50.91 0 55.37 24 50.05 18.7 0 140.24 85.08 9697.14 11.15 1675.55 98.68 14.9 15.51 218.45 258.3 70 14.69 90228.59 85.82 350.35 16.57 18.01 745.54 90.51 40.22 1240.3 1484 500 13.64 914.1 56.47 153.72 -29.29 34.21 368.63 12.46 52.09 198.05 248.35 50 26.51 674.36 70.07 73.56 -31.4 6.27 604.49 4.88 33.4 37.3 50.95 14.5 0 124.58 36.2 140.22 -11.06 3.06 -136.56 3.23 21.8 35.2 46.5 10.55 10.93 115.84 40.23 552.14 72.41 6.56 41.08 4.63 35.93 32.1 34.1 5.2 15.66 501.92 31.01 359.55 59.11 29.29 1554.8 12.87 18.85 28.9 34 9.9 5.92 468.76 49.04 51.14 -21.13 5.76 -174.32 8.71 28.1 64.65 147 57.2 7.42 109.97 71.66 234.41 21.56 6.92 156.3 18.47 24.09 218.85 247.25 34.15 11.85 440.98 61.31 495.86 35.31 7.21 98.62 10.26 13.77 69.05 93.7 21.9 6.73 179.53 24.13 275.48 58.04 20.34 -109.32 22.12 48.21 136.9 166.7 44.55 8.44 346.22 50.04 123.04 -6.64 20.33 190.84 40.72 28.36 332.2 415 108.1 8.16 511.59 43.89 6307.48 32.77 1191.75 155.61 54.65 17.87 573.65 661.7 148.65 11.72 50894.8 31.25 101.97 -11.98 3.87 -155.29 8.57 11.33 45.05 72 17.55 7.11 142.04 74.97 439.85 -14.25 18.42 -31.11 2.72 22.5 86.45 93 18.6 38.94 2634.13 46.16 1091.68 -0.98 17.25 221.23 10.39 30.33 107.05 142 26.65 10.37 1308.79 44.22 326.58 20.75 9.47 171.35 10.1 29.6 168.6 199.6 19.7 16.69 372.77 65.35 251.67 55.06 12.14 -149.05 2.8 70.97 39.75 50.2 15 0 437.25 72.73 1520.38 4.38 127.71 181.86 24.29 47.18 240.9 296.35 48.5 10.73 4913.88 40.46 152.7 -5.92 4.58 24.8 4.36 7.4 27.5 32.6 9.1 6.31 110.19 33.55
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52.03 12.29 11.75 36.58 120.25
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42.95 242.9 167.3
10.11 39 42.15
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32.48 70.97 1.13
23.54 17.92 12.03 21.43 15.88 14.57 3.05 -4.81 5.24 7.27 22.61 0 16.07 29.96 20.97 -26.88 -7.88 14.43 15.07 64.93 -9.68 27.79 20.29 16.72 4.65 0
698.84 33.18 119.83 803.55 45.47 28.78 945.55 42.92 56.19 217.06 9.33 10.06 468.81 75.53 25.08 755.57 22.57 691.96 46.98 -22.4 0.96 126.84 -16.85 0.61 178.89 -7.72 2.99 180.09 -20.02 11.33 223.95 -0.73 9.04 312.97 149.68 -12.15 574.81 74.71 19.17 136.53 -2.96 12.26 351.25 5 22.28 196.82 -15.35 -42.85 1175.3 57.07 -79.55 294.01 7.71 7 2234.22 23.09 143.51 699.03 60.36 71.78 294.59 91.54 -5.69 595.21 76.94 41.55 1907.78 20.36 169.78 412.35 -0.88 14.87 447.23 49.08 6.27 372.35 34.63 -43.76
484.39 99.43 92.8 19.86 87.3 111.9 8.44 56.64 128.65 13.83 61.8 15.49 62.45 54.42 51.15 21.72 37.99 7.61 39.24 49.91 137.47 119.14 35.15 9.22 118.67 56.98
0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0909 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912 0912
247.4 171.5 332.05 246.61 165.16 351.66 6.1 31.34 60.89 60.65 85.05 34.81 67.26 89.63 209.26 160.79 414.84 40.58 1253 308.3 88.38 306.57 487.24 96.83 61.93 226.21
14.62 -10.89 23.98 355.08 35.1 370.57 -28.24 30.26 27.81 -4.23 33.94 -7.49 -60.76 150.36 147.53 127.55 113.1 27.41 270.38 148.65 11.87 645.01 33.33 -14.99 -50.25 143.08
1.07 2.38 12.16 8.3 0.66 7.05 7.36 0 0 27.13 -3.72 11.78 2.52 0.54 18.07 0 9.88 2.38 11.23 0 7.73 0 44.21
708.45 136.13 1.03 63.94 -34.81 1.08 117.22 -5.02 14.5 510.77 -9.73 15.37 195.48 -3.05 0.58 45.6 -10.27 6.27 1450.9 1.23 91.44 139.09 -60.21 -316.68 1700.8 47.57 -668.18 180.57 28.31 11.34 340.45 72.51 3.28 159.09 67.18 14.47 128.49 1599.6 2.67 185.15 -14.33 0.76 656.22 24.04 40.14 223.57 -10.17 -214.73 9857.08 46.68 1001.21 4456 -5.64 211.72 327.11 41.75 70.68 1580.48 65.01 -1015.2 3749.43 14.2 515.95 1941.68 13.74 -159.6 1608.28 32.21 248.82
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8.38 1078.75 6.85 111 15.96 97.9 21.64 62.85 26.79 104.05 6.16 339.05 -4.79 28.45 -12.42 123.9 -0.82 223 -2.75 23 4.68 116.3 19.89 35.2 9.73 51.2 11.23 117.7 16.85 62.8 16.07 12.41 30.63 64.55 24.06 17.6 58.11 166.65 25.3 71.45 12.84 144.05 36.12 208.5 26.82 115.05 12.34 18.9 11.02 68.35 35.23 52.5
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STOCK IDEAS Business Profile: Surya Pharmaceutical Limited, established in 1992, is the flagship company of Surya which has business interests in Education, Healthcare, Communications, and Infrastructure. The company is an ISO 9001-2000 WHO GMP certified organization with nine state of the art manufacturing units positioned in multiple locations across the northern region in India. With a focus on innovation and quality, the company has demonstrated unparalled growth to a current turnover of more than Rs. 7 billion. With a vision towards Empowering Life and well being, It has rapidly emerged as the premier integrated pharmaceuticals company in India. Its business focuses on the manufacture and marketing of pharmaceuticals products and services to clients across the globe, and its product portfolio includes a range of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API's), Finished Drug Formulations (FDF's), Fine Intermediates, Herbal Products, and Mint/Menthol Derivatives.The company is one of the largest exporters of Mint/Menthol derivatives and manages state of the art research & development centres that offer the highest quality of Contract Research and Development (CRAMS) services. Over the years Surya Pharmaceutical has established a global footprint in fullfilling the requirements of clients across 90 countries across the globe.
Surya Pharmaceutical Ltd. CMP:160 Target:190-210 Description as on 31/12/2009
% of Holding
Foreign
20.1
Institutions
5.62
Govt Holding
0.00
Non Promoter Corp. Hold
4.96
Promoters
63.71
Public & others
5.49
-Total
100
.Particulars
Key Strengths Qtr ending on Dec 09
Qtr ending on Sep 09
Qtr ending on Sep 09
Qtr ending on June 09
298
272.78
9.25
272.78
208
31.14
Total Income
300.24
Total Expenditure
253.48
274.41
9.41
274.41
208.95
31.33
232.09
9.22
232.09
173.16
34.03
PBIDT Interest
46.76
43.32
7.94
43.32
35.79
21.04
15.67
15.08
3.91
15.08
14.43
4.50
PBDT
31.09
28.25
10.05
28.25
21.36
32.26
Depreciation
5.29
5.31
-0.38
5.31
5.25
1.14
Tax
4.38
3.90
12.31
3.90
2.74
42.34
Reported Profit After Tax
21.42
19.04
12.50
19.04
13.37
42.41
EPS (Unit Curr)
14.80
13.16
12.46
13.16
9.24
42.42
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(1.) Two decades of experience in the manufacture and supply of pharmaceuticals, API's, Fine Intermediates, Formulations, Herbal Products and Mint/Menthol Derivatives (2.) Highly Integrated portfolio of products for the pharmaceuticals and healthcare sectors (3) Customer base in 90 countries across the globe including several blue chip organizations (4.) One of the largest manufacturer/exporter of Mint/Menthol derivatives. (5.) Highest calibre of professionals in scientists, engineers, lab technicians, production heads, and functional managers (6.) Multicultural and multidisciplined work that are motivated towards the highest standards of customer satisfaction (7). Strict adherence to Good Manufacturing Practises (GMP)
Business Model
8. Driven by quality, integrity and core values
Intermediates
Key Concerns Surya Pharmaceutical Limited
API’s Formulations Menthol/Mint Derivatives Herbal Products CRAMS March, 2010
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(1) FDA Compliance (Rising audit burdens,inspection and fines) (2) Due to global meltdown,there are increased credit risks in certain markets across the world. (3) The company's generic business remains challenging due to increased competition from India and Eastern Europe. (4) Adverse changes in DPCO list or a widening of the span of price control can affect pricing and hence company's revenues. (5) Due to high volatility in the global currency markets, the risk of foreign receivables has increased significantly. In addition the strengthening of US$ can affect the imports adversely.
Key Developments
Net Profit (Figures in crore)
(1)During the current year, the subsidiary Company of Surya Pharmaceutical Limited namely Surya Healthcare Limited has launched Pharmacy Retail Stores. Starting from NCT of Delhi, the Company has already set up seven such stores.
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(2)The Company plans to roll out about 100 similar stores in next one year.
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(3)An Educational Institution has also been set up under the name SURYA WORLD, Institutions of Academic Excellence, as an integrated Campus with mutli-disciplined imparting Technical Education. The Group has plans for substantial expansion in Education in due course of time. (4)In the coming times, the company plans to enter into high value, bulk cephalosporin (oral and sterile at its Banur unit), and therapeutic products. Besides, the company has also made significant progress for entering into regulated markets. (5)In the Power Sector, the Government of Himachal Pradesh has allotted two Power Projects having capacity of 40 MW and 60 MW.
Financials:
10 0 2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Quarterly Results Sales rise 52.50% to Rs 298.08 crore.Net profit of Surya Pharmaceutical rose 60.86% to Rs 21.41 crore in the quarter ended December 2009 as against Rs 13.31 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2008. Sales rose 52.50% to Rs 298.08 crore in the quarter ended December 2009 as against Rs 195.46 crore during the previous quarter ended December 2008.At the current market price, stock looks reasonable valued given the strong earning potential in near future. We have maintained our BUY recommendation on the stock for a target of 190-210.
Yearly Results Net Income for the year 73348.42 49159.52 Profit before Interest, Depreciation & Taxes 11520.76 8917.43 Profit before Depreciation & Taxes 8014.35 6553.10 Depreciation 1604.59 35.68 Profit before Tax 6409.85 5617.42 Provision for Taxation: Current 716.07 1293.67 FBT 8.93 8.34 Deferred Tax 71.93 143.95 Previous Year Tax 253.64 Dividend Tax 24.59 - Net Profit after Tax 5334.69 4171.45 Profit brought from Previous Year 16403.05 12376.28 Appropriations: Proposed Dividend 173.62 144.68 Transfer to General Reserves 5161.07 4026.76 Closing Balance of General Reserves: 21564.12 16403.04 During the year, the turnover of the Company was Rs. 73,348.42 lacs as compared to Rs. 49,159.52 lacs during the previous year, thus registering a growth of 49.20%. The profit before interest and depreciation during the year was Rs. 11,520.76 lacs as compared to Rs. 89T/.43 lacs during the previous year, thus registering a growth of 29.9%. The Company made a net profit after tax of Rs 5334.69 lacs during the year as compared to Rs. 4171.45 lacs during the previous year, thus registering a growth of 27.89%.
Gross Sales (Figures in crore) 800 700
JP Associates Ltd. CMP: 145 Target: 170-180 Particulars
Qtr ending on Dec 09
Qtr ending on Sep 09
var%
Qtr ending on June 09
var%
Sales
2963.83
56.90
56.90
56.90
2116.86
Total Income
2967.83
55.18
55.18
55.18
2116.86
-9.65
Total Expenditure
2078.59
51.89
51.89
51.89
1525.34
-10.28
PBIDT
889.09
63.43
63.43
63.43
591.49
-8.03
Interest
276.23
6.76
6.76
6.76
221.89
16.61
PBDT
401.90
-67.24
-67.24
-67.24
642.89
90.83
Depreciation
110.94
0.82
0.82
0.82
101.71
8.19
Tax Reported Profit After Tax
187.94
-23.86
-23.86
-23.86
49.80
395.66
103.02
-88.16
-88.16
-88.16
491.08
77.20
0.49
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3.50
77.43
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600
Qtr ending on Sep 09
Dividend (%)
-10.77
500 400
Description as on 31/12/2009
300
Foreign
% of Holding 27.39
200
Institutions
9.44
100
Govt Holding
0.00
Non Promoter Corp. Hold
0 2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
46.07
Public & others
11.51
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5.00
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Business Profile: Jaiprakash Associates Limited, the flagship company of the Jaypee Group, is a leader in Engineering and Construction of Hydropower projects in India, the Group has the largest market share in the Indian Hydropower, E&C and EPC sector having participated in 54% of Hydropower projects developed in 10th 5-Year Plan in different capacities. JAL is the only integrated solution provider for Hydropower projects in the country with a track record of strong project implementation in different capacities and has participated in projects that have added over 8840 MW of Hydroelectricity to the National grid between 2002 to 2009. The Group also has the distinction of executing three out of five Hydropower projects contracted on an EPC basis in the country till March 2009. Two of these, 300 MW Chamera - II and 520 MW Omkareshwar, have been completed ahead of schedule. After having established a strong presence in the Hydropower sector, your Company has initiated its entry into Thermal Power, Wind Power Projects, Transmission, Oil & Gas Exploration and Coal Mining, by itself/through its subsidiaries, The Company is amongst the largest cement producers in the country and it produces special blend of Portland Pozzolana Cement under the brand name 'Jaypee Cement' (PPC). The cement business of the Group, till recently concentrated in the Central Region of the country is now poised for a Pan India presence. Business Model Jaiprakash Associate Ltd.
Engineering& Construction Cement
Power
Hospitality
Real Estate
(4) Company has also decided to raise low cost funds to the extent of Rs. 5 billion by way of private placement of unsecured rated commercial papers. (5) It has also decided to disinvest / offer for sale upon 60 million equity shares out of 1.21 billion equity shares of Rs 10 each held by the company in Jaypee Infratech, a subsidiary of Jaiprakash Associates. (6) Commissioning of new 2.4 MTPA cement plant at Sewagram in Kutch, Gujarat (7) Company crossed one million tonne mark in cement despatches in November 2009 for the first time. (8) Commissioning of 1.75 MnTPA Jaypee Himachal Cement Grinding and Blending Plant, Bagheri, H.P. (9) Commissioning of 2.2 MnTPA Bhilai Jaypee Cement Ltd., Satna (Madhya Pradesh). (10) Jaypee Cement announced the commissioning of its stateof-the-art Jaypee Roorkee Cement Grinding Unit (JRCGU) at Roorkee, Uttarakhand. The unit, with an annual capacity of 1.2 million tonnes, shall further consolidate the strength of Jaypee Cement in the markets of Uttarakhand and Western UP. (11 Issue of bonus shares in December 2009 in the ratio of 1 equity shares for every 2 equity shares of Rs 2 each held on 18th December 2009. (12) FCCB's aggregating USD 10,000 (Out of total FCCB-1 of USD 100 million due on 17.02.2010) have been converted into 9264 equity shares of Rs 2 each at a pre-determined price of Rs 47.262 per share, thereby increasing the paid-up share capital of the company by Rs 18,528 and the share premium account by Rs 4.19 lakh.
Financials Q3FY10 Results (all comparisons with Q3FY09) Y-o-Y (1) Total income at Rs 2967.68 crore, up by 100.07% from Rs 1483.30 crore (2) EBIDTA at Rs 889.09 crore, up by 116.55% from Rs 410.58 crore. (3) PBT at Rs 502.90 crore, up by 131.28% from Rs217.44 crore.
Expressway & Highway (4) PAT (before extraordinary items) at Rs 314.96 crore, up 86.79% from Rs 168.62 crore.
SWOT Analysis Strengths · The Group has the largest market share in the Indian Hydropower · Only integrated solution provider for Hydropower projects in the country
Weaknesses · Fall in margin over the last one year due to increasing cost of raw material
(6) Cement dispatches(including clinker sale) in Q3FY10 was at 28.64 lac MT up 51.37% v/s 18.92 lac MT in Q3FY09.
· Amongst the largest cement producers in the country Opportunities
Threats
· The road freight industry will be growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.9 per cent from 2007 08 to 2011 -12 (Planning Commission)
· Slowdown in the economy could impact investment and activity in infrastructure and adversely affect business
· The government is targeting an investment of US$ 20.38 billion over the next two years in the infrastructure sector
· Increased competition in Engineering and Construction may put pressure on operating margins
· US$ 494 billion of investment is proposed for the Eleventh Plan period (2007-12), which would increase the share of infrastructure investment to 9 per cent of GDP from 5 per cent in 2006-07 (Planning Commission)
Key Development
(5) EPS at Rs 1.49 per share.6. Operating margin of 31.17%.
Segmental Division Results Highlights – Q3FY10 (1) Turnover from Cement Division (including cement products) at Rs 948.34 crore v/s Rs 589.63 crore registering growth of 60.83%. (2) The construction segment revenue grew 130% to Rs 1643.05 crore during the quarter under review, while the cement and the real estate vertical also did phenomenally well. (3) Cement PBIT increased by 50% to Rs 236.39 crore and the construction segment PBIT went up by 369% to Rs 410.71 crore.
(1) The Company is expanding its Cement Production Capacity to (4) Turnover from Engineering Division (including Real Estate, 29.25 MTPA. An additional capacity of 4.3 MTPA is being added Hotels, Wind Power) at Rs 2037.08 crore v/s Rs 830.89crore through Joint Ventures with SAIL (Steel Authority of India Limited) registering a growth of 145.16% taking the Group's total capacity to 33.55 MTPA by 2011 which will make Jaypee Group the 3rd largest Cement producing group in India. (2) The company in the process of implementing new Greenfield projects in Northern, Central, Western & Southern parts of the country. (3) It has raised Rs 10 billion through issue of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) to Standard Chartered India.
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Market thumbs up to Union budget 2010-011 Market players largely welcomed the Union Budget 2010-11 presented by the Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee in the Parliament on 26 February 2010. Proposed market friendly measures including reduction in surcharge on corporate tax, lower fiscal deficit projection, roadmap for rollout of goods & service tax (GST) and direct tax code (DTC), among others boost up the market sentiments and taken the markets to close with marginal gains. The railway budget lacked big-bang announcements and had announced just a token increase in plan outlay dampened sentiment. Also the rail budget did not increase wagon orders for the next fiscal year from the current level of 18,000. After a disappointing start of the year 2010, month of February 2010 does not prove to be an out performer and witnessed a flat closing for both the benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex. In the absence of any major triggers, the market moved in a narrow range with lackluster trading and low volumes in the initial days of the month. Inflation worries, especially on the food front, continue to haunt the market. Key benchmark indices tripped in the initial days of the February 2010 as Europe's sovereign debt, indications of weak US jobs data and a crash in commodity and energy prices raised fresh concerns over global economic recovery. Fiscal woes in Europe pushed global equities sharply lower as the cost of insuring Greece, Spain and Portugal's debt against default rose sharply. European Commission's endorsement Wednesday of Greece's deficit-cutting plan failed to assuage investor fears.Nifty opened at 4882 on the first day of month and touched the high of 4952 in the first week which acted as a major resistance level for the Nifty through out the month. During the month it touched the high of 4992 on the day of budget but could not sustain itself at the higher levels and closed the month at 4922 level. It touched the low of 4675 showing a swing of almost 320 points during the month's time frame. On the other hand Sensex, on the very first
day of the month, opened at 16339 level. During the month it touched the low of 15651 and a high of 16669 witnessed a swing of over of 1000 points during the month, finally closed at 16429. On broader front, both Smallcap and midcap under perform the benchmark indices and closed with losses of almost 2percent. Among the sectoral indices Auto index came out as gainers. Auto stocks were up marginally, recovering from fall earlier during the week, as the government hiked the excise duty by 2% to 10% from 8% earlier. This came as a relief as the industry was fearing a 4% hike. Another minor positive for auto companies was higher slabs for personal income tax that would leave more finance in hands of individuals. Metal stocks rose on strong domestic demand. Banking stocks gained after the finance minister said RBI is considering giving some additional banking licenses to private sector players. IT stocks rose on a possible financial rescue plan for debt ridden Greece's economy. Europe is the second largest market for Indian IT firms. India's second largest IT exporter by sales Infosys rose 6.2%. India's third largest software services exporter Wipro rose 2.3%. India's largest software services exporter TCS rose 2.3%.
On the macro-economic front, the broad numbers look very positive – a fiscal deficit of about 5.5 per cent and targeted deficits of 4.8 per cent in 2011-12 and 4.1 per cent in 2012-13 are extremely positive signs.
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Finance minister has managed to limit government borrowings to Rs 3.45 lakh crore is also positive. The market was expecting this to be somewhere around Rs 4 lakh crore. The reduced number leaves enough headroom for private sector borrowings. An increase of 15 per cent for Plan expenditure, while non-Plan expenditure has grown by only 6 per cent, is another positive. Exports continued to rebound, rising an annual 9.3% in December to $14.6 billion, their second consecutive monthly rise, although the pace of annual growth was slower than the 18.2% registered in November. Imports increased by 27.2% in December from a year earlier to $24.75 billion while the trade deficit shrunk by a little over 28 percent to $76.24 billion for the April- December 2009 period. The wholesale price inflation is seen at around 8.5% by the end of March. The government's market borrowing in the next fiscal year ending March 2011 is likely to be around or slightly lower than Rs 4,51,000 crore ($97 billion) in the current fiscal year The government on 15 February 2010 amended rules for foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCB) to allow issuers to revise their conversion price, a move aimed at reducing price uncertainty in a volatile equity market. The change will give issuers a window of 6 months to adjust the conversion price of their bonds to the higher of either the two weeks average or the six months average of the issuing company's stock. The decision unveiled by the finance ministry applies to companies that issued FCCBs before 27 November 2008. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) turned net sellers in equities worth Rs 6,158 million on February 26. They bought equities worth Rs 24,021 million and sold equities worth Rs 26,458 million. Till February 26, they have been net buyers in equities worth
Rs 10,191
Under the mutual fund segment, India's
Equity funds, which collected Rs 12.5 billion in
FIIs turned net sellers in the debt segment worth Rs 9,228 million on February 26. They buy debt worth Rs 1423 and they sold debt worth Rs 10,651 million. Till February 26 they have been net sellers in debt worth Rs 28,371 million.
USD 165 billion mutual funds industry
January, recording their first net inflows after
added 204,125 client folios in January,
five months, added 166,663 client folios.
taking the total to over 48 million folios as investors returned to bet on equity funds, data from the Association of
Bond funds added 38,874 folios while funds investing globally lost clients, the data showed.
Mutual Funds in India showed.
MARKET The bond market finally gave way to a host of interest rate-negative factors to break out of a tight range. Ten-year bond yields closed last week at 7.86% levels, up 19 basis points (bps) week on week. The yield had traded in a 7.50%-7.70% range over a two-month period. The factors that will take yields up further are the higher-than-expected December 2009 industrial production growth, release of inflation data for January 2010, China's second hike in cash reserve ratio in five weeks, and worries about the government borrowing programme for the next fiscal. Liquidity, as measured by bids for reverse repo/ repo in the liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) auction of the RBI came off week on week as banks parked more cash with RBI in the reporting week. Bids for reverse repo (at 3.25%) were at Rs 70,000 crores against Rs 120,000 crores seen in the week before last. Liquidity is likely to tighten as the first tranche of cash reserve ratio (CRR) hike of 50bps comes into effect this week. The CRR hike will impound Rs 24,000 crores from the system. Overnight rates were at reverse repo levels of 3.25% and may see some pressure on liquidity tightening worries
Government bonds saw yields move up a c r o s s t h e c u r v e o n inflation, rate hikes and government borrowing worries. The ten-year benchmark, the 6.35% 2020 saw yields close at 7.86% levels, up 19 bps week on week, while the five-year bond, the 7.32% 2014, saw yields close up 11 bps a t 7 . 2 8 % . The 7.02% 2016 saw yields rise 16bps at 7.66%, while yields on 8.24% 2027 closed higher by 10 bps at 8.37% levels. Government bond yields are likely to be pressured on rate hike and government borrowing worries.Corporate bonds saw yields rise across the curve. One-year certificate of deposit (CD) rates rose 25 bps to close at 6.5% levels, while threeyear corporate bonds saw yields up
15bps to 7.75% levels.Five- and tenyear corporate bonds yields moved up by 10bps to close at 8.5% and 8.8%, respectively. Five- and tenyear credit spreads closed down by 10 bps at 109 bps and 80bps, respectively. Credit spreads are likely to move up on the back of
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liquidity, rate hike and regulation impact (base rate rule laid down by the RBI) worries. Foreign exchange reserves fell by a modest $527 million to $278.672 billion for the week ended February 19, according to the latest figures from the Reserve Bank of India. The fall is mainly on account of currency revaluation, said bankers. In the earlier week, forex reserves had increased by $485 million to touch $279.199 billion. In the week under consideration, foreign currency assets decreased by $493 million to $254.203 billion. Gold was unchanged at $18.056 billion. SDRs fell by $27 million to $5.027 billion. The reserve position in the IMF decreased by $7 million to $1.386 billion.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS DLF Sell CMP :315 Target – 265 Sector – Construction Sector Outlook – bearish
DLF's primary business is development of residential, commercial and retail properties. The company has a unique business model with earnings arising from development and rentals. Its exposure across businesses, segments and geographies, mitigates any down-cycles in the market. DLF has also forayed into infrastructure, SEZ and hotel businesses. DLF Limited, is India's largest real estate company in terms of revenues, earnings, market capitalization and developable area. It has a 62-year track record of sustained growth, customer satisfaction, and innovation. The company has approximately 238 msf of completed development and 423 msf of planned projects, and has pan India presence across 30 cities. Technically, The weekly chart
analysis suggest that stock is continuously trading in downward channel for the past few months as it is facing resistance near 450 and the immediate resistance is placed near the trend line from the lows of 124 in Feb,2009 at 360. The price below 355 had broken the upper triangle since then the stock has fallen nearly 15% to the new low of 301.The RSI is at 41 with negative bias creating more room for the downside for the counter. The downtrend can be confirmed as prices are trading below 50 Days EMA. On the daily the price is taking support near lower Bollinger band near 300.The closing below 300 will confirm the southbound journey for the stock. However on the daily Charts the counter is witnessing a continuous downside rally, trading well below all the important moving averages.
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RSI is heading towards the oversold zone .Currently it is trading at 31 but the historical movement has seen breaching the 30 levels and moving forward to 2627 before moving out the oversold zone. As MACD also in bearish zone. On monthly charts, the counter has a close below the crucial support level of 312-15, indicating the negative trend to continue in the coming days. Volumes have been showing a decline for the consecutive forth month, supporting the negative sentiments.
Gillanders Arbuthnot & Co Buy CMP: 140 Target - 168 -180 Sector – Diversified
Gillanders Arbuthnot & Co (GACL) was incorporated on Feb. 1, 1935 as a private limited company and became a public limited company Feb. 28, 1947. At present, GACL is a part of G.D. Kothari Group of companies The Company's principal activity is to manufacture and market tea, textile, plastic, chemicals and letting out of property. It operates in six segments: Textile, Engineering, Tea, Waldies, Trading and Property. Trading segment consists of the purchase and sale of paints and its allied products. Tea segment manufactures and sells tea. The Property segment consists of letting out property on rent. The Textile segment consists of manufacture and sale of yarn made out of cotton and man made fibre like, acrylic, polyester, viscose staple and blend thereof
of 45 in January previous year, double top formation has been built around this level. So it has become a crucial level for now. A close below this level may trace back it to the levels of 130.The ascending triangle has given the breakout near 120 from trading range of 104-110 in june09-October09.Since then it has given the return of 60 % approx. in just 3-4 months making a high of 175 in Jan10.However since then stock has fallen to the level of 140 approx 20% which is a reasonable correction. On weekly chart, the counter is
The Engineering segments comprises of manufacture and sale of steel structurals, pipes and equipments and designing, supplying, erectioning and commissioning of projects on turnkey basis. The Waldies segment consists of manufacture of lead oxide, white lead, lead salts and metallic stearates. The Company's plants are located at Punjab and West Bengal. Technically the daily chart pattern analysis suggest that counter is having good support near 135-140 zone as this happens to be the prior resistance level from the lows
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consolidating since last couple of weeks in the narrow range of 145-160. A confirmatory breakout above this level will take the counter to the higher levels of 168 and above that 180. The stock can be accumulated on declines with the trailing stop loss of 135 for significant gains
Indiabulls Real Estate Ltd. Sell CMP : 180 Target – 140-130 Sector – Construction Sector Outlook – bearish
Indiabulls stepped into the real estate market as Indiabulls Real Estate Limited (IREL) in 2005. A joint venture between Indiabulls and a US based investment major Farallon Capital Management LLC resulted in bringing FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) for the first time in the Indian Real Estate Market. A leading player across residential and commercial real estate projects, IREL partners with internationally acclaimed consultants, for its developments. At present, its projects at various stages of execution are valued at nearly $5 billion and they include high-end office and commercial spaces, premium residential developments, and Special Economic Zones, covering a land area in excess of 7730 acres. Indiabulls Real Estate Limited with projects covering a total land area in excess of 10,000 acres is a leading national player across multiple realty and infrastructure sectors. It partnered with Farallon Capital Management LLC of USA to bring the first FDI into real estate. IREL is transforming 14 million sqft in 16 cities into premium quality, high-end commercial, residential and retail spaces. Indiabulls Real Estate has diversified significantly in the business verticals within the real estate space like Real Estate Development, Project Advisory and Facilities Management: Residential, Commercial (Office and Malls) and SEZ Development, Power: Thermal and Hydro Power Generation.
Daily chart of the past few weeks in IBRealEst depicts a continuous downfall from the highs of 235 to the current low of 157.In fact last couple of trading sessions witnessed a breakdown after a phase of consolidation, which signals short-term southward rally. Recently the counter has given a breakdown below the crucial level of 180 and is now facing a small support at 152 level. A confirmatory breakdown below this level will take the counter to the lows of 130-125. As per other technical indicators, volumes are consistent in the falling markets supporting the selling in the counter. Counter is trading well below the important moving averages of 9 & 18 days WMA and 100 days SMA.14 days RSI is trading with negative bias at the level of 27 which indicates the counter is already in oversold zone. But the trend still not justifies fresh buying. Infact this opportunity can be treated as a good entry point to make further short positions for significant gains in the near term. MACD and stochastic also giving bearish indications. On weekly charts also the trend is looking bearish. Counter is taking support at the lower band of Bollinger. A clear-cut breakdown below the Bollinger band gives a clear cut sign of further downside rally in medium term with or without early consolidation
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Three consecutive bearish candlesticks support the negative trend in the medium term. 14 weeks RSI is also supporting the negative trend. On monthly chart, a bearish engulfing candlestick followed by another bearish candle gives an indication of bear rally to continue in the coming days. A support is available at 152-50 level. Immediate and next resistance is placed at 195. We hold bearish view for the stocks in the short to medium term
INVESTOR Interest Rate “Many developing countries, including India, have liberalized their financial and credit markets in the recent past. In this context, this present study examines the role of both internal and external factors in the process of short term as well as long-term interest rates determination'' An interest rate is the price a borrower pays for the use of money they borrow from a lender, for instance a small company might borrow capital from a bank to buy new assets for their business, and the return a lender receives for deferring the use of funds, by lending it to the borrower. Among the many industries affected by fluctuations in interest rates, real estate and banking are perhaps the most directly impacted. When interest rates increase, borrowing becomes more expensive, dampening consumer demand for mortgages and other loan products and negatively affecting residential real estate prices. Rising interest rates can also lead to increased default rates, as holders of adjustable rate debt find themselves faced with higher payments. Vendors of mortgage backed securities, which consist of bundled mortgages, will see their ability to monetize the securities lessens as a result of the deterioration of the quality of the underlying asset. Interest rates targets are also a vital tool of monetary policy and are taken into account when dealing with variables like investment, inflation, and unemployment.
Factor “As Interest rates are a major factor of the income we can earn by lending money, of bond pricing and the amount we can use to pay borrow money , it is important to understand how prevailing interest rate changes, primarily by the forces of supply and demand, which are also affected by inflation and monetary policy�. Factors affecting the magnitude of interest rates in an economy are-
(1) Demand and Supply Interest rates are determined in a free market where supply and demand interacts. The supply of funds is influenced by the willingness of consumers, businesses, and governments to save. The demand for funds reflects the desires of businesses, households, and governments to spend more than they take in as revenues. Usually, in very strong economic expansions, businesses' desire to invest in plants and equipment and individuals' desire to invest in housing tend to drive interest rates up. During periods of weak economic conditions, business and housing investment falls and interest rates tend to decline. Such declines are often reinforced by the policies of the country's central bank, which attempts to reduce interest rates in order to stimulate housing and other interest-sensitive investments.
(2) Riskiness of the borrower There is a risk structure to interest rates. The greater the risk that the borrower will not repay in full, the greater is the rate of interest.
(3) Rate of Inflation Inflation will also affect the interest rate levels. The higher rate of inflation, the more the interest rate are likely to rise. This occurs because lender will demand higher interest rate as compensation for the decrease in the purchasing power of the money they will be repaid in the future.
(4) Govt. Policy
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Interest rates primarily depend on policy and expectations, thus the relationships with the business cycle depend on explicit decisions and subjective judgments of key players. If the interest rates are mainly used to fine tune the business cycle, then they will fall in recessions, slightly but steadily rise with recovery and, finally, will be increased at the end of the growth period to brake possible inflationary dynamics.
Interest rates in macroeconomics Interest rates are the main determinant of investment on a macroeconomic scale. Broadly speaking, if interest rates increase across the board, then investment decreases, causing a fall in national income.A government institution, usually a central bank, can lend money to financial institutions to influence their interest rates as the main tool of monetary policy. Usually central bank interest rates are lower than commercial interest rates since banks borrow money from the central bank then lend the money at a higher rate to generate most of their profit. By altering interest rates, the government institution is able to affect the interest rates faced by everyone who wants to borrow money for economic investment. Investment can change rapidly in response to changes in interest rates and the total output.
Domestic Economy India's macroeconomic context is different from that of advanced and other Emerging market economies in at least four respects. One, India is facing rising inflationary pressures, albeit largely due to supply side factors. Two, households, firms and financial institutions in India continue to have strong balance sheets, although there is a need to encourage domestic consumption and investment demand. Three, since the Indian economy is supplyconstrained, pick-up in demand could exacerbate inflationary pressures. Four, India is one of the few large Emerging market economies with twin deficits - fiscal deficit and current account deficit.
Current changes in Interest Rate-
Based on this better-than-expected performance, growth forecasts for 2009-10 have generally been revised upwards. As reassuring as this recovery is, it is still unbalanced. Public expenditure continues to play a dominant role and performance across sectors is uneven, suggesting that recovery is yet to become sufficiently broadbased. For several months, rapidly rising food inflation has been a cause for concern.
M o r e r e c e n t l y, t h e r e a r e indications that the sustained increase in food prices is beginning to spill over into other commodities and services as well. The increases in the prices of manufactured goods have accelerated over the past two months. While food p r o d u c t s , u n d e r s t a n d a b l y, contribute significantly to this, pressures in other sectors are also visible.
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. Further, prices of non-administered fuel items have increased significantly in line with rising international prices.
Domestic Inflation The deficient monsoon rainfall and drought conditions in several parts of the country have accentuated the pressure on food prices, pushing up the overall inflation rate – both of the WPI and consumer price indices (CPIs). Assumption of a normal monsoon and global oil prices remaining around the current level, it is expected that inflation will moderate from July 2010. This moderation in inflation will depend upon several factors, including the measures taken and to be taken by the Reserve Bank.
Despite assurances from the government that food prices would soon start coming down, India's annual food inflation based on wholesale prices rose to 17.97 percent for the week ended Feb. The annual rise in the index for food articles was 17.94 percent for the week before, as per official data released by the commerce and industry ministry Thursday. Prices of essential items continued to move up, with vegetables dearer by 19.56 percent, potatoes by 38.02 percent, pulses by 38.04 percent and fruits by 10.39 percent over the 52-week period. The limited data on wholesale price index further showed a sharp rise in the index for primary articles by 16.23 percent, while that for fuels was up 9.89 percent.
''Global Monetary policy tightening is beginning to take shape in Asia, characterized by cautious and modest increases in interest rates (China). Other central banks across the region have signaled their intention of shifting to a less accommodative stance relatively soon with the important exception of Japan, which is still trapped in a deflationary cycle. The Reserve Bank of Australia has already raised its benchmark rate three times. The spiralling effect on inflation, of excess liquidity prompted Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to increase the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) by 75 basis points from 5% to 5.75%, in its third quarter monetary policy review 2009-10. The 75-basis point increase in the CRR to 5.75% didn't dampen investor sentiment much, as the central bank also raised its economic-growth outlook for the fiscal year ending March, to 7.5% from 6%, underscoring optimism that the South Asian economy is recovering at a brisk pace�.
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Commodity Outlook
Guar Seed Fundamental The main demand for Guar seed originated from US petroleum industry and oilfield in the Middle East. Indian Guar Gum is exported every year to the tune of 1 to 1.15 lakh MT to various countries and domestic consumption is estimated around 20 to 30 thousand MT per annum. Export demand may lead prices to breach its previous high. In top producer Rajasthan, output is likely to drop by 80 percent to 241,000 tonnes in 2009/10 as scanty rains trimmed area and yields. Comfortable carryover stocks of Guar gum coupled with subdued overseas demand were pressurizing Guar. Market is anticipating fresh demand for guar gum from overseas market and it may add fuel to the market. Guar have corrected by almost 15% since last 4-5 weeks due to slow down in export demand. Thus, Stockiest have started stocking Guar seed even at the current low prices on expectations that the prices would rise further due to a drop in output by almost 60%.It is expected that the prices will gain once again as soon as the overseas demand picks up. The prices will find support to gain further only if the overseas demand from US and China emerges in coming days.
Prices on daily charts closed below its 20- are further decline in the coming days days EMA, which indicates bearish market due to mounting supplies by stockiest sentiments. 14-days.RSI is at 39.91and before the sowing of fresh crop. moving sideway. MACD is trading in the Negative region. Negative direction is Technical continued but ADX is falling which indicate a reversal in price. Major Support can be seen at 2100 level. However, there is every possibility that it may reverse from 2250. Below level 2200, it will remain week. Prices may have fallen very sharply from it peak since December 2010 , but we are expecting a recovery from these levels, Thus we recommend a buy around Rs, 2250 /quintal with stop loss below of Rs 2,190/quintal for the target of Rs 2,644. Mentha oil has seen down pattern on daily chart. Though the prices has not breach its intermediate trend but formation of Fundamental descending triangle indicate a further fall in prices, Hence, every rise can be used as India is the largest producer and exporter of selling opportunity with strict stop loss. Mentha. Menthol is the main constituent of Level Rs 558 will be a near-term support, Mentha oil and is used in the manufacture which, if violated, target will be Rs 515. of products such as lozenges, toothpastes, pain balms and cold balms. Chandausi, Barabanki, Sambhal, and Rampur are the Gold key mentha oil growing areas.
Mentha Oil
Due to introduction of mandi tax in major producing mandies of Uttar Pradesh coupled with decline in export demand plunged the mentha oil prices more than 15% 2-3 week. The imposition of mandi tax of 2% from 2nd February in major mandis of Uttar Pradesh has reduced the stockiest off take while tenuous export demand from major consuming nations such as Europe and United States also daunted the buying interest of the traders. With carryover stock of 5,000 tonnes from the previous year, the total availability in the current year will be in the range of 42,000-43,000 tonnes. The domestic and export requirement may not exceed 20,000-22,000 tonnes in the current year. This will generate a surplus of around 20,000 tonnes for the next season. A record output has seen in current season. Lack of domestic and export demand will further bring down the prices. Expectations
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Fundamental
Gold has garnered its fair share of the investment spotlight in recent times and for good reason – the yellow metal has outperformed virtually every major asset category and remains a favorite long-term investment the world over due to its intrinsic worth.Gold's value as a hedge against runaway inflation is well known. Given the high level of uncertainty in the market, gold looks good both technically and fundamentally.The unique demand and supply drivers that support the global gold market continue to encourage sustained levels of demand from investors, consumers and central banks throughout the world. Gold is expected to continue in uptrend amid fiscal challenges in the UK and Eurozone, PIIGS (Portugal, Iceland, Italy, Greece
and Spain) in particular.Growing weight of investment money is poised to enter the gold market in the first half of 2010, according to the latest Gold Survey Update from international precious metals consultancy says that investor demand will be driven by fears of a double-dip recession, continuing huge government deficits, monetary policy Drawing together analyses from around the world, the survey predicts that gold prices will exceed $1200/oz by the second quarter of 2010, compared with a 2009 average of $972/oz in international Market.The high levels of economic, inflation and exchange rate uncertainty are unlikely to disappear anytime soon. As global economic conditions improve, jewellery and industrial demand are likely to continue to recover.
Technical
Silver Fundamental
Silver, like gold is part of the "precious metal complex" and was once used primarily for its monetary value. Unlike gold, silver's price has become more dependent upon its industrial value rather than its monetary value. Silver's use in coins has been decreased greatly and its use as a financial backing has all but been eliminated. A significant portion of the supply of silver comes from the melting of coins, the recycling of camera and x-ray films and jewelry. The main determinate of silver's price is the supply and industrial demand of the metal. Demand for silver is declining in the photographic industry according to a survey. With the precious metals long-term bull market well underway, many independent traders and investors are looking for ways to capitalize on short-term and interim moves in the metals. Realizing that the long-term “buy and hold� approach isn't always the best, many are seeking a more disciplined, technical approach for realizing gains in Silver.
Technically, silver is facing tough resistance at higher levels and selling on rise. Since October 2008, silver has formed an ascending wave which continued until December, 2009. We see on the daily chart above that it created a bullish channel that organized these upside moves. further notice on the above chart that a negative divergence has appeared, giving the impression of moving negatively with the start of 2010. Above chart indicating a classical bearish pattern has been captured, as it could not touch previous high. The aforesaid negative pattern might be capable of pushing the metal downwards further more. In its way to the downside, silver will be facing a very solid support level at 24000. This level represents the most important level over short and medium term basis as it represents areas for previous recorded highs and bottoms, or rather strong resistance that turned into key support. A stable move below it will ignite a panic selloff during the 2nd quarter of 2010. We see a probability of forming a reversal classical pattern if it closes above 28670 level. Meanwhile selling Opportunity can be used around 26000 levels with strict stop loss of 26200. .
On daily chart the MACD crossed to the upside last week.We are nevertheless looking at a possible change in the intermediate trend being signaled by the MACD. Our topping pattern is breaking down with the latest little rally but in a broad sense we have seen a decline in volume as the pattern has formed so it fits the rules.Strong support can be seen at 16000 level. RSI is also improving and giving further strength in the above chart. Long term treandline is still up and any dip in prices can be used as a buy opportunity for the target of Rs.17600. Long term outlook is looking positive on chart. However, crucial level of 15000 to be watched for any reversal in trend.
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ZINC Zinc is the fourth widely used metal after steel, aluminium and copper in the world. Mainly used for galvanizing steel, zinc is also used in alloys, batteries, rubber, paint, electroplating metal spraying and several other sectors. Due to its resistance to nonacidic atmospheric corrosion zinc is instrumental in extending the life of buildings, vehicles, ships and steel goods and structures of every kind. Zinc is a bluish-white lustrous metal. It is normally covered with a white coating on exposure to the atmosphere. Zinc dust is flammable when exposed to heat and burns with a bluish-green flame. Zinc also exists in many compounds. Zinc is strategic metal required for variety of applications. All the three grades of zinc slabs are now produced in the country. The end users have benefits of availability of prime western grade for galvanizing, availability of all the three grades of zinc, availability of stock centers throughout the country resulting in easy access, availability of sulfuric acid for fertilizer and chemical industry and recovery of metals. The zinc industry in India is in good shape at present. Absorption and adoption of imported technology is excellent. Factors Influencing Zinc Market Changes in inventory level at LME wharehouses (I) Economic growth rate of major consuming countries (II) Global growth and demand in major consuming industries (III) Prices of the alternative metal(s) Participation of funds
Structure of Zinc Industry in India India is one of the first countries that started the process of extracting and smelting zinc. Although India is not a leading player in the production, it is moving in the direction to be self-reliant. India has approximately 4.3 percent share in the total zinc smelter capacity in the Asia -Pacific region.
In the near future, Indian zinc demand is likely to grow at 10-20 percent per annum compared with the global average of 5 percent. Growth in the steel sector is the major factor behind the rise in consumption because 70 percent of India's zinc usage is used by the steel galvanizing industry. Zinc production has registered a strong growth in India in the last few years. It stood at around 4 percent of the total zinc production in the world in 2007. The production of zinc in India is increasing; it was 28,000 tons in 1976 and 1, 50,000 tons in 1992, and from 2, 65,000 tons in 2004 to 4, 58,000 tons in 2007, registering a growth of 20 percent. The overall performance of industry is good. The consumption has increased from 3, 47,000 tons in 2004 to 4, 70,000 in 2007, backed by demand from infrastructure and automobile sectors. The demand for zinc is expected to remain strong in the coming years because of the growth in the key zinc-consuming industries like infrastructure, realty and manufacturing. Moreover the growth in automobile and consumer durable industry would also further aid the increase in consumption of zinc. India hopes to become self reliant in zinc production by 2010. Industry estimates place that India's annual production has to touch 14 ton per year by 2020 if it has to sustain 10 percent growth till 2010 and at 7 percent rate thereafter. The zinc production capacity in India registered a robust growth after the government allowed the privatization of Hindustan Zinc in 2002. Sterlite industries (India) ltd picked up to 26 percent stake in the company for Rs 445 crore. The year 2009 was characterised by massive advances in prices, which occurred well in advance of an improvement in the visible fundamentals. Many factors that attracted investors to the base metal sector have rebounded of late. Base metals as an asset class continue to gain acceptance. We, therefore, expect that investment funds will maintain their long-side bias
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Global scenario The world consumption of zinc annually totals up to around 10774000 tons. The three major nations arising the highest demand for zinc are . China . USA . Japan Regarding the zinc consumption pattern, the metal has a vast number of uses in different fields and more than 50% of zinc consumption is done by the automobile and construction industries. 20% of the total zinc demand arises from the alloy industry such as bronze, brass etc that are used in the construction and manufacturing sectors. The remaining 30% demand is shared equally by die cast zinc parts and other products like batteries, rubber goods etc. The consumption trend in the world has shown a rising trend during the last 50 years and is still increasing with the new changes in technology. Currently there is a deficit in the zinc world market when world supply and demand is compared and the deficit is as high as 455000 tons in context of metal and 766000 tons in context of mine production. The major zinc players in the world market are Canada and China. Though china was a net exporter of the metal as it is the maximum zinc producer but its domestic consumption demand doesn't allow the country to take a lead in the world exports. The major exporter countries of zinc metal along with their export figures are : (I)
Canada (712000 metric tons)
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China (472000 metric tons)
(III) Australia (443000 metric tons) (IV) Korea (243000 metric tons) (V)
Netherlands (210000 metric tons)
(VI) Finland (208000 metric tons) (VII) Mexico (166000 metric tons) (VIII) France (143000 metric tons) (I)X Norway (133000 metric tons) (X)
Japan (95000 metric tons)
(XI) Spain (79000 metric tons)
The world exports of the zinc metal have been constantly decreasing and as there is a deficit in the world market now, the imports of the metal have become more than the exports done in the world. The major countries that import zinc with their import figures are (I) (II)
United States of America (878000 metric tons) China and Taiwan (304000 metric tons)
(III) Germany (231000 metric tons) (IV) Belgium (215000 metric tons) (V) Italy (205000 metric tons) (VI) Netherlands (199000 metric tons) (VII) Singapore (148000 metric tons) (VIII) France (127000 metric tons) (IX) Korea (110000 metric tons) (X) United Kingdom (105000 metric tons) (XI) China (69000 metric tons)
Zinc production
Zinc Consumption
Outlook Zinc prices started the year on a positive note, gaining 7% to reach a high of $2,730/t on 7 January, as expectations of continued Chinese demand growth and OECD demand recovery supported the idea that zinc off take within the construction and automobile sectors might be recovering. However, prices have since fallen 29% to reach a low of $1,938/t on 5 February, tracking declines in copper and lead. We view this as a positive for zinc’s price prospects later on this year, since we were concerned that zinc miners would have been encouraged to switch on idled and new production capacity over and above the actual level of demand.
This would have inflated the already copious volumes of visible and off market inventories, leading to an even greater surplus by yearend.Chinese zinc TCs rise. There appears to be no shortage of zinc concentrate in China, with some smelters holding as much as three months of working stockpiles. But with as much as 1 Mt of additional smelter capacity due to come online this year, we expect zinc concentrate imports to remain strong despite domestic mine supply rising to more than 3.3 Mt. China produced a record 461,700t of refined zinc in December 2009, up 4% month-onmonth and 47% year-on-year, with total 2009 output at 4.3 Mt. In 2010, we expect China’s refined zinc output to rise to almost 4.7 Mt, but consumption could fall short by as much as 0.4
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Mt, leaving the door open for exports to rise significantly on 2009 levels of just 29,275t.Rising zinc exports do not bode well for the LME zinc price considering that stock builds in US, based warehouses so far this year indicate that demand remains weak. Our medium-term forecast for zinc remains bullish but our short term view is that prices may need to slip further to stimulate necessary supply cuts by marginal operators. Like copper, we envisage a great play among bulls and bears in the next few months and thus plenty of volatility. LME 3-month short-term price: $1,850-$2,225/t.
Q QUERY
Sanjay Patna
I am holding 200 shares of Power Finance Corporation at an average price of Rs.195. I am a long term willing to hold the stock for more than 2 years. What are the future prospects of the company? Is it a right investment for the long term? You have made a bet on a good stock. The company's loan book grew at 20% in 2009 despite lower demand for credit witnessed by the banking sector. Near-zero nonperforming assets and a high proportion of floating rate assets (87 per cent) allow PFC to pass on interest hikes and minimise credit risk. The outlook for power financing looks promising given that investments of Rs.10 lakh crore are expected in the power generation alone over the next eight years. PFC being the market leader may corner a chunk of this pie. With a minimum 70% of every power generation project to be funded with debt, PFC may continue to witness high levels of sustainable loan book growth over next few years. With interest rates hardening, PFC's margins may be held (4.2% for nine months ended December 2009). Currently, the State electricity boards are the key borrowers, but the proportion is coming down. Incremental sanctions are likely to be driven by the private sector. PFC may also look at chipping in for the equity portion of power projects, which may bolster returns on investment. Fee income may improve as new Ultra Mega Power Projects are awarded. The consultancy and
APRDP (Accelerated Power Development and Reform Programme) also improve the fee income. The company is also entering coal mining and equipment financing. PFC has a comfortable capital base (currently 17.6%) allowing it to expand its loan book seamlessly without raising additional capital. At current market price of Rs.232, the PFC stock is trading at 12.3 times its FY09 earnings 2.5 times its adjusted book value, which does not reflect the strong earnings growth posted by the company. Strong earnings growth (36% for nine months ended December 31, 2009, adjusted for extraordinary items), superior profitability (Return on Equity of 17%) and the large funding requirements of the power sector make for bright growth prospects.
A. Ramesh Vizag
increase it at the earliest for cost benefits.
Tapabrata Kolkata
I bought two life policies 10 years back. My salary was very low that time. Today I find it is inadequate for my future needs. I have already crossed 50. Any cover I take now will mean a very high premium. What plan would suit me? You should have a clear goal towards which you should buy a life insurance policy. At this stage, if you are looking towards savings for retirement, it is advisable to buy a pension plan. If your need is to replace income for your family in case of death, or to cover any liability, you should go for pure term insurance.
Satish Dhawan Delhi
I am 35 years old and my kid turned 5 last month. I have an annual income of around Rs.6 lakh. How much life cover should I have? Are there options to increase the cover later?
I am holding 50 shares of Educomp at an average price of Rs.695. Please advice me what should I do. I can hold the stock for 2 years.
You should have a life cover for mainly three reasons. One is to replace income in case of death and this should be 7-10 times your annual income. Two, it should also cover any liabilities, such as a home loan. Three, it should cover/discharge any family liabilities, such as your kid's future needs. You can opt for a life cover that covers all the three above, or a combination of either, depending on the policies you may already have. Yes, there are options to increase the cover later. However, you should weigh that at this stage and
Educomp Solutions is an education solutions provider. Considering a revenue model that ensures sustainable revenue streams and the rapid addition in schools that adopt its products and services, you may hold onto the stock for the coming two years. Smart learning solutions, a business that generates over 75% of revenues for Educomp, comprise two segments - smart class and ICT solutions. Smart class segment, which enjoys over 60% operating margin, has increased in its contribution to sales over the last couple of years. This segment involves delivering interactive and innovative multi-media content based
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on curriculum of various boards and across classes in schools. About 2,574 schools and around 29 lakh students currently use the services of Educomp's smart class offering. Contracts are usually signed with schools for a five year period, which creates a sustainable revenue stream for the company. There is an ever increasing focus across private schools on developing newer and interactive pedagogical tools to deliver content to students; this is further reinforced by the fact that Educomp is increasingly getting orders from tier II and III cities. At Rs.704, the share trades at 31 times its FY09 per share earnings. At these levels, the valuations seem attractive due to the superior growth and margin expansion that the company has been able to achieve in its key school learning solutions business. These valuations are also at a substantial discount to historic valuations enjoyed by the stock. Between 2006 and 2009, the company's revenues grew at a compounded annual rate of 125.6% to Rs.637 crore, while net profits grew by 112.2% to Rs.132.9 crore.
Kavya Varanasi
My health insurance certificate has a minor spelling mistake in my name. My agent assures me that I need not worry and he will take care if any issue arises. What should I do?
The best way to plan your investment is to know yourself and your purpose of investment. If you are investing for good returns then you should not go for insurance products as they do not offer returns comparable with other investment options, including initial public offer, mutual funds and others. I think you should first chalk out a detailed plan and define your investment surplus, period of investment, risk profile, future responsibilities, and desired returns viz-a-viz risk profile, then you should move to the next step, which is zeroing down on investment options. Based on what you have mentioned in mail, I think you should invest in mutual funds.
Ravindran Kochi
I have a unit-linked insurance plan for which I pay Rs.40,000 every year. I have another Rs.20,000, which I want to put in the policy. My policy has run for two years now. Can I top it up now? Will I get tax benefit on this additional Rs.20,000? A top-up payment can be done subject to applicable policy conditions. This payment can be done without increasing the insurance cover provided the top-up amount intended to be paid is less than 25% of the total regular premium paid till date. The policyholder would be asked to buy a cover that is at least 125% of the amount paid in excess of 25%. Top-up premiums enjoy the same tax benefits as regular premiums do.
An insurance policy is a legal contract, which defines the payment of claims. A minor spelling mistake may not affect the cashless process normally. But sometimes the hospital or the third party administrator may ask for a photo identity proof to cross check. Also, in case of a reimbursement claim, the insurance company will make the cheque in the exact name mentioned on the policy. Hence, the cheque will spell your name wrong, which may lead to non acceptance of the cheque by your bank. So, it's better to get the name corrected.
Madhur Nagpur
I am a 30 year-old software professional. I have one ULIP and one Endowment policy and also term insurance worth Rs.20 lakh. I want to know whether I should go in for policies where the net asset value is guaranteed?
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Pankaj Gwalior
I surrendered my ULIP after paying the first year's premium. But the insurer told me that I could withdraw the fund only after three years. Why is that so? Will my surrender value be tax free? What are the tax implications if I withdraw money now? Post-July 2006, insurance policies need to have a lock-in period of at least three years as directed by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA). The policy can be surrendered, subject to the terms and conditions applicable to the policy. The surrender value amount would be tax free, but the benefits, if any, availed on the premium will be reversed if the policy is discontinued before five years.
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