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EDITOR’S DESK Volume: XI Issue :(2) February 2010 Editor: Rajat Prasad
W
e welcomed a new year this month. This however failed to cheer up the markets which started weakly in the first month of the new decade. This was put down to hawkish tones from the central banks across the world. Chinese central bank has already raised rates and the RBI is widely expected to take measures to control inflation which has been on a rise in the recent months. As liquidity tightens the appetite for risk also falls and so we may just see a correction in the markets. However in our belief this is nothing to be alarmed about. This is just a part of self adjusting process after a strong rally. We remain bullish on Indian equities and it is the India growth story that is the base for our conviction. Any fall should be treated as an entry in a phase-wise manner. Investors who are disciplined are likely to profit in the coming years. We all strive to have some unique qualities, hobbies or passions which will make us stand out in a crowd. Have you ever thought the same way about companies? Companies which have uniqueness will be able to grow at a fast clip and reward investors in long run. Our cover story covers this theme. Its about niche companies. Many factors can make a company achieve a niche position. These companies may operate in a segment with few or no competitors or they may have built strong brands or they may have cutting edge research capabilities which enables them to stay ahead. But, the important point is that these companies are a class apart, a class on its own. In this month's cover story we give you a detailed idea about niche companies and how investing in these companies may be profitable. Among the listed stocks, we also give details about five such companies. We hope this enriches you, makes you curious and you discover a few niche companies for yourself. February is the month for budget. We hope that the honourable finance minister walks the talk on promises made during the last year and presents an inclusive and forward looking budget which is good for the country and the people living in it. We also wish that he gives to us the good news of lower tax burdens.
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Bajaj Hindusthan explores hydel foray
The Shishir Bajaj-promoted Bajaj Hindusthan, the country's biggest sugar producer, plans to foray into the hydro power sector. This, even as the company looks to add thermal power capacity in excess of 1,200 Mw with an investment of Rs 6,000 crore. The company has shortlisted Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra to set up thermal power capacities, primarily based on indigenous coal. It is now exploring sites for hydro power projects, which, according to sources, is still in the initial stages. The Bajaj Hindusthan group runs 16 sugar mills, all in UP. A company spokesperson declined to comment on the plans. In November last year, the company announced plans to invest Rs 1,600 crore to set up five coal-based power plants, with a total capacity of 400 Mw. These are being set up at five locations on land adjacent to the company's existing sugar factories in UP. These are likely to be operational in the second half of next calendar year.
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PowerGrid to float overseas subsidiary by early 2011
Powergrid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL), India's largest power transmission utility, is set to float its overseas subsidiary by early next year. The move is aimed at opportunities outside the country. With increasing private participation in the power sector, the public sector behemoth's share in domestic power transmission is likely to come down. The company has plans to launch a Follow-on Public Offer (FPO) in the second quarter of the coming financial year. The company is planning to raise around Rs 3,000 crore through the issue, which would include a partial stake sale by the government. The power ministry is likely to take up Powergrid's issue after the follow-on offers of NTPC Ltd and Rural Electrification Corporation. The navratna public sector undertaking has already formed an international business division. After having completed the Tala power transmission project in 2006, which enables India to trade electricity with Nepal, the company is now setting up a 1,000-Mw undersea transmission link with Sri Lanka and a 250-Mw link with Bangladesh, apart from eyeing project partnerships in Bhutan, Myanmar, the US and Europe.
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Lakhsmi Mittal. OMEL plans to spend $389 million on OPL 279 and $399 million on OPL 285.
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Bhel in talks with Orascom for joint venture:
India's biggest maker of power equipment, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (Bhel), is in talks with Egypt's Orascom Construction Industries (OCI) for setting up a joint venture to manufacture machinery and gain an advantage in winning overseas contracts. The joint venture may manufacture transformers and some boiler parts, said another Bhel executive, who also declined to be identified since talks are still being held. Egypt is also looking at the modernization of some of its power projects.
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Ranbaxy acquires Bangalore vaccine firm Biovel
Indian drugmaker Ranbaxy Laboratories on Tuesday signed an agreement to acquire product rights and manufacturing facility of Bangalore-based Biovel Lifesciences Pvt Ltd, for an undisclosed sum. Biovel's development pipeline comprises of vaccines and biotherapeutics. The vaccine and biotherapeutics business will be an important part of company's growth strategy.
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Nokia to offer free navigation:
Nokia will follow Google, offering free maps on its cell phones, in a move to boost handset sales but one that will hit other satnav players. Nokia used to charge for navigation packages that included turn-by-turn directions. That all goes away now. Now you can get turn-by-turn directions covering 74 countries in 46 languages
Cabinet nod for OVL's investment in Nigeria
The government allowed ONGC Videsh (OVL) to spend $359 million (Rs 1,651 crore) for oil exploration in two deepsea blocks in Nigeria over the next five years. OVL, the overseas investment arm of state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), will spend $195 million in block OPL 279 and $164 million in block OPL 285 in the oil-rich African nation. The company had won the two blocks through ONGC-Mittal Energy (OMEL), a joint venture with steel czar
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Kotak Mutual Fund Appoints New Fund Manager (onJan 25 , 2010)
Kotak Mutual Fund has announced changes in its fund management. The fund house has appointed Mr. Pankaj Tibrewal as equity fund manger. As per the revision Mr. Krishna Sanghvi and Mr. Anurang Jain will be the fund manger for Kotak 30. Kotak Opportunities Fund will be managed by Mr. Krishna Sanghvi and Mr. Pankaj Tibrewal. Mr. Anurang Jain and Mr.Pankaj Tibrewal will be managing the scheme - Kotak Midcap Fund and Kotak Tax Saver Fund. Mr. Sajit Pisharodi, Mr. Krishna Sanghvi, Mr. Abhijeet Dey and Mr. Abhishek Bisen will collectively manage Kotak Indo World Infrastructure Fund. These changes are effective from 21st January, 2010.
Bharti axa mutual fund launches- Bharti Axa 2 Focused Advantage Fund
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DSP announces merger of its schemes
DSP BlackRock Mutual Fund has decided to merge DSP BlackRock Cash Manager Fund into DSP BlackRock Liquidity Fund. The regular and institutional plans of DSP BlackRock Cash Manager Fund along with their option will be merged into the respective option and plan under DSP BlackRock Liquidity Fund. The changes will be effective from 20th January, 2010. After the merger the investment objective, asset allocation pattern and all other features of DSP BlackRock Liquidity Fund will remain unchanged. Investors who do not agree with the merger, can switch or redeem their investments between 21st January 2010 to 19th February 2010.
Bharti AXA Mutual Fund has launched a new open ended equity scheme Bharti AXA Focused Advantage Fund. The new fund offer would remain open from 20th January 2010 to 15th February 2010. The scheme seeks to generate long term capital appreciation through a portfolio of predominantly equity and equity related securities of companies engaged in infrastructure and infrastructure related sectors. The minimum application amount under the scheme is Rs. 5000 and in multiples of Re.1 thereafter. The scheme will not charge any entry load however an exit load of 1 per cent will be charged if investments are redeemed within 1 year from the date of allotment. The scheme will be benchmarked against BSE 100 and will be managed by Mr. Prateek Agrawal.
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T rowe price picks strategic srake in UTI Amc
UTI Assets Management Company Limited announced that T Rowe Price Group Inc (TRP Group) has acquired a 26 per cent stake in UTI Asset Management Company Limited (UTI AMC) and UTI Trustee Company Pvt. Ltd through its wholly owned subsidiary T Rowe Price Global Investment Services Ltd. UTI AMC currently has four sponsors - State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda and Life Insurance Corporation of India and TRP has acquired 6.5 per cent stake from each sponsors. After this strategic acquisition existing sponsors will now retain a stake of 18.5 per cent each in UTI AMC. Mr. U. K. Sinha, Chairman and Managing Director, UTI AMC called this strategic move a major milestone for UTI AMC that would help accelerate their growth. T Rowe Price stated that UTI has a stellar reputation and a very strong brand and distribution network, and they are looking forward to collaborating with them to help investors in India and around the world realize their financial goals.
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DBS Cola mutual fund enters into Mou L&T Finance Limited
Existing sponsor of the DBS Chola Mutual Fund, Cholamandalam DBS Finance Limited (CDFL) has entered into a MOU with L&T Finance Limited for sale of its Asset Management Business. Accordingly, DBS Chola Mutual Fund will be renamed as L&T Mutual Fund, DBS Cholamandalam Asset Management Limited (DCAM) shall be renamed as L&T Investment Management Limited and DBS Cholamandalam Trustees Limited shall be renamed as L&T Mutual Fund Trustee Limited. This sale will include transfer of 100 per cent equity shares of DCAM held by Cholamandalam DBS Finance Limited to L & T Finance Limited (LTF), 100 per cent equity shares of DBS Cholamandalam Trustees Limited held by CDFL to LTF and transfer of DBS Chola Mutual fund and all the schemes floated by the Fund. The revision in the name of the scheme would take effect from 16th February, 2009.
REVIEW &
Analysis Security Name 24/01/10 24/12/09 stock returns % Market Cap Latest P/E Ratio ACC 903 859.7 5.04 16588 10.2 BHEL 2377 2369.1 0.33 115301.54 28.24 Bharti Airtel 330 320.9 2.84 122394.75 9.73 DLF 344 370.3 -7.10 55333.48 121.19 Grasim Inds 2623 2417.4 8.51 23608.57 8.93 HDFC 2381 2652.05 -10.22 67588.38 25.3 HDFC Bank 1677 1711.65 -2.02 72630.72 23.41 Hind. Unilever 263 265.6 -0.98 56706.58 26.05 Hindalco Inds. 159 157.75 0.79 29198.99 13.7 ICICI Bank 830 862.7 -3.79 88579.06 19.94 Infosys Tech. 2542 2590.3 -1.86 146116.7 22.02 ITC 255 256.05 -0.41 96780.79 22.04 JP Associates 141 144.2 -2.22 29117.1 13.49 Larsen & Toubro 1490 1682.25 -11.43 85598.9 20.28 M&M 1071 1061.85 0.86 28961.5 15.96 Maruti Suzuki 1446 1565.1 -7.61 39768.47 17.17 NTPC 223 229.9 -3.00 181647.58 16.4 ONGC 1121 1197.7 -6.40 238719.56 12.38 Ranbaxy Labs. 463 520.05 -10.97 19133.81 47.93 Rel. Comm. 179 174.5 2.58 36409.43 9.78 Reliance Inds. 1042 1075.2 -3.09 342,377.34 16.92 Reliance Infra. 1061 1100.15 -3.56 23344.76 16.41 St Bk of India 2091 2218.1 -5.73 129296.53 11.97 Sterlite Inds. 802 859.35 -6.67 66265.37 89.81 Sun Pharma. 1444 1563.65 -7.65 32386.32 32.19 Tata Motors 768 779.95 -1.53 37649.24 23.96 Tata Power Co. 1319 1353.85 -2.57 31214.03 27.5 Tata Steel 609 615.75 -1.10 51400.75 14.21 TCS 756 748.7 0.98 147437.46 27.89 Wipro 694.05 694.05 0.00 99501.39 22.09
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Indian Market
9968 -2.67%
Bse Bank
NIFTY
7356 -1.54%
BSE AUTO
15.4 13.96%
Bse Infra
9459 2.73%
Bse Psu
14017 -4.56%
10520 -3.08%
BSE Capital Goods
10418 -3.88%
Bse Oil & Gas
DOW
2285 -3.28%
2141 0.47%
BSE_SENSEX
5178 -3.30%
4528 -0.75%
17360 -3.34%
World Market
NASDAQ
21517 -4.27%
HANG SENG
10536 -0.23%
NIKKEI
Power Losers Company Suzlon Energy Lanco Infratech GMR Infra. Torrent Power Reliance Infra.
24/01/10 24/12/09 %change 76 88.2 -13.83 49.55 56.12 -11.71 62 67.2 -7.74 299 319.5 -6.42 1061 1100.15 -3.56
Auto Gainers Company Escorts M&M Exide Inds. Apollo Tyres Cummins India
Metals Gainers Company Jai Corp NMDC Natl. Aluminium Guj NRE Coke JSW Steel
24/01/10 24/12/09 %change 301 203.4 47.98 467 414.15 12.76 417 391.5 6.51 80.65 78.1 3.27 1054 1023.1 3.02
Mid cap Gainers Company 24/01/10 24/12/09 %change KGN Industries 285.05 175.2 62.70 Bombay Dyeing 506.05 404.6 25.07 Lak. Mach. Works 2150.6 1723.1 24.81 OnMobile Global 490.5 400.6 22.44 REI Agro 58.75 48 22.40
24/01/10 24/12/09 %change 1049.1 987.15 6.28 538.8 511.85 5.27 133.6 129.2 3.41 825.5 804 2.67 386.8 378.4 2.22
Oil Gainers Company Aban Offshore Essar Oil Cairn India IOCL Rel.Nat.Resour.
Bank Gainer Company Axis Bank Bank of Baroda IDBI Bank Kotak Mah. Bank Bank of India
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24/01/10 24/12/09 %change 151.1 124.9 20.98 1189.25 1061.85 12.00 121.95 112 8.88 51.75 47.6 8.72 436.1 405.65 7.51
24/01/10 24/12/09 %change 1472.8 1227.6 19.97 151.15 141.35 6.93 296.95 280.8 5.75 317.2 307.7 3.09 71.9 70.1 2.57
indicatorINDICATOR PRIME ECONOMIC Forex
Gold Mumbai 16900 16800 16700 16600 16500 16400 16300
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46.1 December
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7.31 4.78
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Preference for FD Something for Everyone With rapidly changing economic equation, the emerging economies like China, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Russia, Brazil etcetera are all set to steal the focus of investors from USA & Europe. No wonder that these new economic powers are growing very fast and tables will be shifted sooner than later. America used to "drive the bus" in global economic terms; now other areas of the world are getting more attention. USA is suffering from economic recession and Federal Reserve is confused on whether to increase the interest rates and keep inflation under check or to reduce the rates and help economy grow today. It is observed that in the past few years due to soaring stock markets and decrease in the interest rates for fixed deposits, fixed deposits were stopped to be the favorable deposits and very few people wanted to invest in the fixed deposit. Also, the government's saving schemes, especially the post office saving schemes, had an edge over the FDs. But the recent crashes in the stock markets and rising interest rates, FD have become the flavour of the month. The recent changes have again brought investments in FDs into the limelight. The contributing factors include the decision to give tax breaks in terms of coverage under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act.
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Although the financial markets have become more mature and now offer a much greater variety of investment avenues. Despites these, FDs have not lost their relevance and they are considered a vital i n v e s t m e n t instrument by a broader investor base.
Risk Taking Investors The shaky stock markets have renewed investors' interest in fixed deposits. These instruments lend stability to an investment due to the assured returns that they offer. As a result, they form an integral part of the portfolios of even the most high risk investors
Small Investors The high inflation rates and the resultant hawkish monetary policy have led to higher FD rates, further enhancing their 'attraction' quotient.
Large Investors Investors who wish to park large funds in some short term avenue until they decide how it should be allocated among various asset classes find FDs ideal. Thus, they enjoy better interest rates, their capital remains intact and moreover, there is greater flexibility in terms of the maturity periods.
Retired Investors Senior citizens enjoy higher interest returns on FDs than others. Normally, the rate of interest on FD for senior citizen is 0.50% higher than the normal rates. FD also offers a regular stream of income through the options of receiving interest on a quarterly basis, as per requirements. Moreover, with no or less taxable income, FDs and be a taxefficient method of investing.
Tax Savers Certain FDs are entitled to income tax exemption up to a limit of Rs. One lakh, under section 80C of Income Tax Act. These deposits should be locked in for a period of 5 years to qualify for the benefit and no withdrawal before maturity and loan is permissible.
One can clearly say now that fixed deposits are back in action. The age-old hassle-free investment method now looks very attractive. At this juncture when interest rate in economy is hitting the roof, it is time for both the spendthrift and the people who are in habit of cutting down their expenditure to save for future, to rejoice. As is the basic rule in choosing any investment option periodic evaluation is equally important and while necessary changes have to be made, investments must never be switched for negligible changes in interest rates. Although the financial markets have become more mature and now offer a much greater variety of investment avenues. Deposits these, FDs have not lost their relevance and they are considered a vital investment instrument by a broader investor base: With the equity markets hovering around the precariously high 21,000 levels, investors have been left wondering where they should invest in the current scenario This makes FDs attractive propositions not only from the short-term investment perspective but also to park funds until better opportunities are thrown up by the equity markets. Investors come to fixed income mainly for two reasons: One, this is the only product where one can park surpluses without any worry. If you are bearish on equity or real estate or commodities or you are waiting for correction in those markets or you are looking to invest on a systematic basis over a period of time, fixed income is the ideal vehicle to park your temporary surplus. The second reason, of course, is safety. In 2010, both these reasons will hold true. With equity markets running a tad above their fair value, you can park your funds in fixed income and re-enter the equities after a correction. You would also want to protect your capital from the surrounding uncertainty. It will be difficult to predict the interest rate scenario for the next 12 months right now, because much will depend on the government's borrowing programme. If the budget unveils a borrowing plan far exceeding the market expectation, the interest rates will certainly rise. On the other hand, if it is lower than expectations, the rates will come down significantly. So, this year may just be the time when the smart, patient investor looks beyond the next settlement and bets on India's future.
In 2010, both these reasons will hold true. With equity markets running a tad above their fair value, you can park your funds in fixed income and re-enter the equities after a correction. You would also want to protect your capital from the surrounding uncertainty.
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Hard commodities to determine future ECONOMIC OUTLOOK trends OF INDIA While positive trends in rabi (winter) crop sowing could
A look at the key drivers that enabled India to move to a higher growth trajectory indicate that India has the potential to move back again to the 8-9% growth path.
Investments – The trends seen during 2008 and 2009, namely (i)higher cost of capital, (ii) slowing demand, (iii) limited fiscal maneuverability and (iv) election issues that impacted the investment cycle and resulted in single-digit investment growth, are all easing. This, coupled with the need to close the existing infrastructure deficit and high capacity utilization ratio in many key industries, bodes well for a recovery in the investment cycle. Consumption - Similar to the investment story, the headwinds that impacted the consumption story (particularly discretionary spending), including (i)credit availability and (ii) job losses/wage freezes across sectors, are again receding.
Macro Overview - 2010 Apart from Consumption, Investments and Outsourcing the government's initiatives on inclusive growth to help India move to the 9% path.
Outsourcing – The global recession, along with a focus on job creation in the home markets, took its toll on this growth driver – particularly in the information technology segment. However, recent data points are encouraging, with most sector participants suggesting that they expect IT budgets/spends to improve in the coming months. Inflation – Set to touch Double-Digits if Commodity Rally Continues Following a brief period of negative readings, WPI has risen and now 7.3% in December. With the base effect dropping out entirely, the rise in inflation was across the board.
What's driving prices? An analysis of the components indicates that, within primary articles, food (cereals, pulses) remain the key drivers, while in the manufactured index the upturn is driven by food products (sugar, oil cakes). The fuel index, which was in negative till last month, is now in positive territory due to the rise in market determined fuels (naphtha, furnace oil, ATF).
result in some price moderation of primary products, the rally in commodity prices (both oil and metals) could result in inflation breaching 10% levels. Assuming a normalization of prices, inflation is likely to start moderating by May-June. While policy makers so far have been stressing the importance of focusing more on asset price inflation rather commodity-induced inflation, if the uptrend seen in fuel and metals continues, inflation could enter the double-digit range in the coming months, possibly resulting in sterner monetary action. Inflation has made a 'U-Turn' from the negative trends seen in June-Sept, to 7% levels now, due to higher food and metals prices.
Monetary Policy – Likely to tilt from enabling growth to managing inflation Responding to rising inflationary pressures is likely to become an issue in coming months
Fiscal – some light at the end of the tunnel Deficits are back at double-digit levels. The United Progressive Alliance's (UPA's) first budget in its new term was a disappointment, with the FY10 fiscal and revenue deficits pegged at 6.8% and 4.8% of GDP respectively. With expenditures crossing the Rs10trn mark, the headline deficit numbers are now back at levels last seen in 1991. Adding on the state fiscal deficits and offbalancesheet items, the deficit is now close to double-digit levels. Of the three risks to the benign environment, only one is primarily domestic, and that is delivery of electoral promises. The rest are global and will impact all economies, though the extent would vary depending on the economic structure.
1. Reforms falling short of expectations The current government's stunning victory in the parliamentary elections has brought with it rising expectations. With the Left now out of the equation, and PM Singh – a leading reformer – at the helm, expectations on the reform front are high. Taking stock of developments in the first six months of the new government, while progress on far reaching reforms have disappointed, there has been some headway in some segments in the infrastructure space as well as divestment. For instance, Land Reforms are a key area that need to beironed out (please see p35 for details). Although reforms have a greater chance of delivery due to the monitoring mechanisms in place and the absence of coalition politics, progress so far has been disappointing .Though one can argue that the government made promises during the start of its previous term, reform progress over the last five years crawled along a snail's pace, and not entirely due to opposition by the Left.
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This is an article about niche companies. A question arises that what are niche companies? Well, in strict economic terms a niche company is a company that serves a limited segment of a particular market, usually offering high-quality, differentiated products at a high margin. In simpler terms it means a niche company is one which operates in a sector where level of competition is low. This may be due to several factors – high entry barriers, expertise of the player, copyright or IPR barriers etc. An example of a company operating in this space can be Sanghvi Mover or Archies or Orbit Corporation. A niche company can also be found in a sector with many players, it becomes niche as it offers products which are highly differentiated and offer compelling value proposition to the customer. An example for this type of a company can be Marico. It operates in a cut throat FMCG space. However, many of its brands focus where others do not. Many of the most successful companies virtually create their niches, by identifying markets where none had existed. Before CRISIL, the rating industry did not exist. Likewise, the organised greeting card and gift industry didn't exist until Archies Greetings came along. Niche products need not necessarily be exotic. In fact they are often fairly mundane, yet quite indispensable. For example, cranes are required in any construction of large scale. However there is no organised company operating on a scale at which Sanghvi Movers does. The logical extension is that the indispensability of the product gives rise to a strong demand from the market, which can sustain its manufacturer's long-term performance. Strong demand is critical. Niche companies can ensure stronger demand for their products by branding them. This will at least differentiate the product from any other generic competition. Nearly all niche companies have strongly branded products. The stronger the brand, the less sensitive its demand becomes to factors like price. The result, niche companies tend to enjoy steadier demand than commodity producers. Niche companies offer excellent investment opportunities. If you are an early investor in these companies they can fetch you excellent returns as their size increases over years and the products become more entrenched in consumer mind space. But before we move onto companies we will look at why these companies are so compelling and what are difficulties associated.
Remember these about niche companies - These stocks have the potential to give exceptional returns if investors buy and remain invested in them for a longer time period. - Risk is generally high as most of these sectors are in untested zone and converting ideas into viable businesses is a great challenge for entrepreneurs. - Some companies start with a good idea but failed to execute them in time. Don't expect that every company will become another Praj Industries or Infosys.
- You should not look at balance sheets when you invest in them. That's why value investors generally do not buy emerging companies. Learn to see bigger picture before investing in them. - These stocks are generally bought by foreign investors and highly educated investors. These stocks generally fall heavily in bear markets and will command very high valuations in bull markets. - These stocks are meant for patient investors who have vision and ability to stay invested for long term.
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What factors to look at? Firstly and most importantly, one needs to identify an opportunity that is scalable. By scalability we mean how quickly a company can increase its consumer or customer base, what is the market opportunity the company has the potential to capture. Hence, it is required to determine the quantum of business already being generated by the big players in the niche market, as well as implementing an effective 'go to market strategy' to effectively compete in the market for business. On attaining considerable growth in its industry segment, it is also advisable for the niche company to diversify into ancillary or related services. For example, a player like Marico primarily in the hair care market could look at providing skin care and lifestyle and wellness markets as well. In software services various niche players with related business interests could work through 'partner referral' programs which would enable them to offer the entire range of specialized services required by the customers to meet their business needs. The attempt here is not to expand by becoming an end-to-end player, but to grow the business, while not losing focus on one's core service offerings. Additionally, a niche player needs to invest in, and build, new competencies in the focused areas. Success is measured by the value provided by the niche company's services and products to the customer's business, which will help retain as well as increase the customer base. A niche player should clearly articulate the benefits that would accrue from using the products in its initial days as customers might remain hesitant over the product.To reinforce the value proposition and branding, niche players focus on creating strong brands. Once a strong brand image and identity is established it makes easier for the company to move into other related areas. The companies also periodically need to get their messages out in the market they operate in. This could also involve 'a re-branding' exercise, wherein the company considers changing its logo, tag line, external and internal messaging to its customers and employees respectively. This is also a positive
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statement in communicating the company's 'key differentiators' from its competitors and to maintain its 'leadership position' in the business area. A niche player could also communicate its value proposition to its customers through new and innovative pricing and packaging. Niche players are extremely effective at working closely with their customers to build and maintain long term relationships by innovating and challenging the existing norms in the industry, thus adding value to the customers, suppliers and employees. The best organizations in the world want to work with the best, and if a niche player can be the best at what it does - and this can really happen only if it focuses in one area - then it will have great success. We would like to add that, the toughest challenge a company faces while scaling up its size is to convince people to believe in the value of services or products it is providing. While a niche firm often succeeds in attracting the best talent with the requisite specialized skills, it does encounter challenges to retain them in the face of competition from the big companies when they decide to enter the sector after realising its attractiveness. Hence, it is imperative for a niche company to consolidate its workforce with appropriate talent, value proposition, and the conviction of being a 'big player' in the industry, while offering them promising career paths.
Difficulties of Niche Players Once people realise that a particular business line is profitable, there are likely to be many players who want to enter that area.Turning any small business into a successful big business is tough. Doing so in a market crowded with big competitors is challenging, to put it mildly. Yet many small businesses continue to fight. Thousands lose every year. Why? Because they fail to capitalize on the agility their small size affords them. Small businesses must adapt virtually every day if they are to battle and beat the bigger companies. Whether the arena is business-to-business or business-to-consumer, retailing, manufacturing, or services, it's a battle of David vs Goliath. The mega-sized competition has deep pockets, massive advertising budgets, and suppliers that are willing to have business with them, while small companies operate on shoestrings and have to struggle every day just to survive. Yet small businesses that capitalize on their agility, adaptability, customer service, and credibility can definitely win the battle against the larger companies.
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Sanghvi Movers – Building India Sanghvi Movers Ltd, flagship of the Sanghvi Group, is India's largest crane operator and among the top three crane hiring companies in Asia and the ninth largest in the world. It has a fleet of about 330 medium to large sized heavy duty hydraulic truck mounted telescopic and lattice boom cranes and crawler cranes, with lifting capacity ranging from 20 tonnes to 800 tonnes. Sanghvi Movers provides these cranes for heavy lifting, plant erection and maintenance services to various industries in infrastructure and core sector areas, which includes power, refining, steel and cement. It undertakes implementation of projects, which includes providing of well maintained equipments, expert technical services and skilled manpower. The company also has a fleet of 80 trailers, which it uses to transport cranes in parts to reduce its dependence on outside transport service. Sanghvi has also set up nine depots at various locations across the country to save on cost and time required for mobilization of cranes. The company's major clients include Suzlon Energy, Reliance Industries, Reliance Energy, Enercon, BHEL, Grasim, Tata Steel, L&T, etc. SML has diversified its business activities by venturing in power generation. It has wind mills of 5.05 MW installed in Rajasthan and Karnataka.It enjoys a near monopoly in the organised crane hiring business with over half of the market share. It offers a proxy to the ongoing infrastructure boom in the country. The increasing capital expenditure across user industries such as power and refineries is likely to present a huge growth opportunity for the company. This provides the company with high growth visibility and will lead to scalability of business operations. It has strong strategic position in the crane hiring segment. A fleet size of 330 cranes backed by a well-dispersed presence (through depots) across the country, poses a high entry barrier to other players. Sanghvi had also set up depots in Jamnagar and Cuttack to leverage on the increased business from Reliance and power projects of BHEL in the northeast respectively.Another factor that reflects the strengthening of Sanghvi's business is the reduced dependence on the windmills sector, over years. Windmills used to account for over half the revenues three years back. But it is not the case now. An enhanced focus on sectors such as power and steel has helped broad-base the company's client base and reduce its vulnerability to a slowdown in the windmills sector. This also helped it benefit from the increased capex cycle in other sectors.
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Sanghvi's continuous investment in capacity over the years has helped it meet the rising demand for cranes. This strategy has resulted in a higher dependence on debt, but has helped the company take advantage of rising demand, without significant capacity constraints. The company has consistently enjoyed high operating profit margins in recent times, which have more than made up for the financing and capital costs.
Geodesic – Your gateway to digital age From an era when our postal services flourished delivering us mail, to a generation where the word 'mail' denotes an e-mail, we've come a long way. The only constant in these ongoing changing times has been the need to reach out. Communicate. Collaborate. Build. With globalization, the need to interact intensified. Innovative technology was the answer. Building solutions that would help break barriers of time and space; the ability to connect and collaborate with anyone, anytime, anywhere became the need of the hour.
Geodesic, incorporated in 1999 by Pankaj Kumar, Kiran Kulkarni, Prashant Mulekar and Mahesh Murthy, is one such company which help people to reach out to one another. This is the only company of its type in India. In a crowded IT sector, this is amongst the most innovative company. It operates at the confluence of IT and media.The Company is an innovator in software products focused on Information, Communication and Entertainment for mobile phones and desktop computers under the 'Mundu' brand name for the retail segment. Geodesic Limited derives a major portion of its revenues in the enterprise segment from the integrated content, Customer Alignment and Relationship Management (CARM), real time communication and collaboration suite. Geodesic offers a variety of services like Instant Messenger (IM), Internet Radio, and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), remote desktop, etc., on the smart phone. The company has subsidiaries in USA, Hong Kong, Sweden an Singapore in addition to Indian Subsidiary Chanda Mama Ltd.
Geodesic's Mundu IM and Mundu Radio have been adjudged as the one of the top 10 and top 12 mobile products by C|net and PC Magazine respectively, not to mention Mundu IM winning the best mobile internet service at GSM Asia for the year 2009. The company is also a proud recipient of several international awards including Deloitte Touche Tohomatsu Fast 50 and Fast 500 Asia Pacific for five consecutive years, Red Herring 'Top World 100' small cap technology companies in 2005, Geodesic has been featured in Forbes 200 'Best under a Billion-Asia Pacific' for 2008 and 2009. In its constant quest to evolve and expand its suite of products and solutions across segments and new geographies, Geodesic has acquired several companies over the years - Picopeta Simputers Pvt Ltd, a Bangalore-based company, engaged in building hand held devices and solutions for the developing world. - Engage Solutions, a Hong Kong-based software solutions company for its comprehensive Customer Alignment and Relationship Management solution. - Swedish firm, Clangula IT to address the lucrative North European markets and work closely with handset manufacturers. - E Dot Solutions, a web 2.0 company engaged in large portal deployments. - Chandamama India Ltd - the number one Indian children's print magazine for the purpose of acquiring content - digitizing and mobilizing it to address the growing retail mobile users. - Interactive Networks Inc., a Latin America-based software provider of advanced instant messaging and value added solutions. This acquisition expanded Geodesic's product profile and reach beyond India, Europe, Asia and the US into South America and Africa.
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Company is actively involved in increasing its presence in these economies. The company in last quarter had bagged clients in Latin America. The company plans to intensify focus on these geographies as it believes that these areas would give company incremental growth in the coming years.
continue and new and regenerated offshore oil and gas discoveries will maintain interest in the offshore support sector well into the future.
The Company has been constantly developing new products. The company was the first to come out with IM (Instant Messenger) for i-phone. The company has been also constantly upgrading its products and launching new products. The company is launching SPOKN, a completely new branded retail VOIP service in the month of September and this is expected to be a major revenue earner for Geodesic going forward. Geodesic's product-list is versatile and allencompassing when it comes to offering choice of communication and collaboration solutions to its users, whether it is the inherently simple hand-held Simputer to web-based mobile & wireless applications to the intricately complex Spyder applications. Geodesic's mix of innovative products and high performance solutions has driven the company to profit right from it's first year. Focusing its inventive capabilities across all aspects of communication and collaboration the company is widely recognized for its pioneering universal instant messaging system.
The company is the only listed company in India of its sort in this business line. As the cost of a diving vessel is high there are high entry barriers. Most of the major companies do not require a diving vessel year round so they prefer to hire a vessel as and when need arises. As the demand for oil rises as the economy recovers the prospects for SEAMEC looks bright.
Prime Focus – Visual Effects King
SEAMEC – Exploring Black Gold SEAMEC Ltd. is engaged in providing support services, including marine, construction and diving services to offshore oilfields in India and abroad. The Company is a subsidiary of Coflexip Stena Offshore (Mauritius) Ltd, which is owned by Technip S.A. France. SEAMEC Limited was incorporated on Dec 29th, 1986, with the name of Peerless Leasing Pvt. Ltd. In the year 1999, Coflexip Stena Offshore Mauritius Ltd. acquired its 58.24% of shares. In the year 2001 Technip Group of France acquired Coflexip Group. Hence SEAMEC ltd. became a subsidiary of Technip group. The Technip Group holds 78.24% stake in SEAMEC. SEAMEC owns and operates four multipurpose offshore support vessels. Multipurpose offshore support vessels are vessels to provide support to diving, underwater construction, underwater engineering, underwater maintenance, underwater inspection etc for offshore oil/gas installations and explorations. Due to the economic crisis the world economic growth has slowed. This has led to demand decline of oil and petro products. But as the economy is recovers, the usage of oil is also going to increase and thus the demand for support service for the exploration is also going to rise. According to World Bank the US economy, the world's largest oil user will grow by 1.8% in 2010 and 2.5% in 2011. After a dull period now the international offshore support vessel sector is enjoying growth in their business. Future prospects for the offshore support vessel sector look to be positive in the near term, as well as long term. As world economy recovers the exploration and development of existing fields will
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Who was behind some of the stunning 3-d effects in the recent all time blockbuster Avatar? It was an Indian company named Prime Focus which contributed to some of the most stunning visuals ever seen in movies.With a strong presence in the niche area of post-production services for films, a unique crossborder business model and a good pipeline of film projects, Prime Focus is truly a company without parallel in India. Prime Focus is a global Visual Entertainment Services group. It provides creative and technical services to the Film, Broadcast, Commercials, Gaming, Internet and Media industries. Visual Entertainment Services is a new definition for an industry where technology, visual delivery platforms and content are converging and evolving.It offers a genuine end-to-end solution from pre-production to final delivery including pre-visualisation, equipment hire, visual effects, video and audio post-production, Digital Intermediate, digital asset management and distribution. It has a pioneering business model which the company calls “Worldsourcing”. It enables its employees to share their expertise across projects, locations, disciplines and sectors. It means it can operate across the entire Visual Entertainment sector; in every major market and at every stage of a project's development. “Worldsourcing” has no borders, timezones or limits on capacity and is able to adapt to the constantly changing needs and ambitions of content creators. A network that combines global cost advantages, resources and talent pool with strong relationships and a deep understanding of the local markets it operates in. A tailored approach to each
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project ensures the delivery of a superior level of service aligned with a highly competitive pricing structure. Corporatisation of the film industry, increasing production budgets, experimentation by film-makers and the changing tastes of Indian audiences in favour of action/fantasy/suspense films as against the traditional family drama are factors that have created a fine setting for the post-production and visual effects industry. With an integrated presence across post-production activities and a geographical spread across markets, Prime Focus is well-placed to cater to this trend. Since its IPO in May 2006, Prime Focus has beefed up its domestic operations. It has completed the expansion of its Mumbai facility and opened a new facility in Chennai. It has also acquired a post-production outfit in Hyderabad. It is now well-placed to cater to demand from the Tamil and Telugu film industries, which are equally prolific in film releases. Prime Focus has an estimated 60 percent market share in India. With six facilities across Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai, its domestic business continues to grow at a fast pace, as the use of visual and special effects in Indian films is on the rise. The business is highly profitable with operating margins at 50-60 percent, although higher employee costs have moderated margins in recently. Prime Focus has built an international presence with facilities spanning the UK, US and Canada. Its first acquisition in the UK (VTR) has paid off, with Prime Focus successfully turning around the company and the facility has begun to outsource work to India. As the London operation works more on advertising film projects, it has been affected by the advertising slowdown witnessed in these markets in recent times. Prime Focus acquired Frantic Films and Post Logic Studios for $43 million in late 2007, which gave it access to facilities and talent pools in key markets of Los Angeles, New York, Vancouver and Winnipeg. The company is truly one of its kind in India and is likely to have a great time going forward.
Pidilite – Aise jod lagaye achhe se achha bhi na tod paaye
Pidilite Industries is the market leader in adhesives and sealants, construction chemicals, hobby colors and polymer emulsions in India. Company brand name Fevicol has become synonymous with adhesives to millions in India and is ranked amongst the most trusted brands in India. Pidilite is also growing its International presence through acquisitions and setting up manufacturing facilities and sales offices in important regions around the world. Fevicol is now the largest selling adhesives brand in Asia. Company have reached where they are today mainly due to the close team-work of their employees and due to its shared value system which emphasizes commitment to excellence, closeness to customers, and the spirit of innovation. Company product range includes Adhesives and Sealants, Construction and Paint Chemicals, Automotive Chemicals, Art Materials, Industrial Adhesives, Industrial and Textile Resins and Organic Pigments and Preparations. Most of the products have been developed through strong in-house R&D.Pidilite has a number of established brands and a large distribution network of dealers, sales representatives, offices & retail outlets spread throughout the country. The company's brand, Fevicol is one of the most trusted brands in India and the largest selling adhesives brand in Asia. The other major trusted brands include Dr. Fixit & Roff (construction chemicals brands), M-Seal (sealant brand), Cyclo (automotive chemicals brand), Sargent Arts (art materials brand) & Hobby Ideas (hobby & craft products). The company's manufacturing facilities in India are located in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh and the Union Territory of Daman. In addition, the group also has manufacturing plants overseas in the US, Brazil, Thailand, Singapore, and Dubai. It has also been active in international acquisitions & incorporated subsidiaries in Singapore, USA, Thailand, UAE and Brazil. Geographically, Pidilite operates in two divisions India & Other countries. India contributes 90% to the total sales (in FY09), while other countries contribute the remaining 10%. Exports account for 9.5% of the total turnover in the Indian company. The company exports its products to Middle East, Africa, South East Asia and SAARC.The Company is a dominant player in the adhesive and sealant market in India. One of Pidilite's main strength is their strong marketing, branding and advertising skills. The Company has dominant position in the domestic sealants and adhesive market in India with its brand Fevicol.
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The company has been ranked amongst top 25 brands recognized in India. Its other brand i.e. Dr Fixit has also been well received in the sealant and Adhesive Industry. The company continues to take several initiatives to improve awareness of its products and brands, increase consumption of its products and strengthen relationship with customers and end-users. There are several key drivers for the company. The size of the adhesives market in the country is around 5,000 tonnes per month. In India and throughout the world, the industry is fragmented. There are many participants, many types of products and many markets to be served. However, Pidilite with its strong brand stands tall and alone in this segment. In the past few years, there has been a worldwide trend toward concentration of this industry through mergers and acquisition. Acquisition provides access to new technology and products allow rationalization of production facilities and provide immediate access to new markets. A big chunk of adhesives produced is consumed by plywood, veneers and laminates sector. Indian plywood and veneers industry is as big as Rs 80 bn and the laminate industry is almost Rs.3000 crores. The industry is growing at a rapid pace of 10-20% per annum. Share of unorganized sector in plywood is 80% and in laminates around 50%. Most Indians prefer furniture custom-made by local carpenters but as India is getting richer, particularly in urban areas, demand for mass produced fancy furniture is on the rise, on the back up rising income levels.
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Households with annual earnings greater than Rs.10 lakhs are expected to grow from 8 lakhs in 2002 to 38 lakhs by 2010. India's disposable income is poised to grow at 50% from US$ 203 bn to US$ 322 bn in the next three years. This provides tremendous growth potential in the plywood, veneers and laminates industry as the players are yet to penetrate majority of the market, which in turn provides huge opportunities for adhesives industry.New applications in construction represent huge potential markets. Floor systems can be adhesive bonded to support joints, adding increased strength and rigidity. Interior wallboard and paneling can be glued to studs, providing wall surfaces free from blemishes caused by nail or screw heads. Structural sealants can be used to hold curtain wall panels and insulating glass units in place, sometimes without accompanying support from mechanical fasteners. As India becomes more urban and people move into newer houses in cities, the demand for housing is set to increase. An increasing demand for housing will lead to a growing market for Pidilite's products such as waterproofing material, repair materials like crack filling, rust removers, tile fixing solutions, floor hardener etc. One can see signs of 3M of India in Pidilite and 3M is a $60 billion company. Pidilite can become a big company if things go well. Growth in the retail sector in India is a positive for Pidilite, especially the future growth of home specific stores like Home Town and Home Stop.
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Investing Against the Tide is an authoritative guide for investment professionals, offering them a rare insight into what it really takes to run money in a topperforming fund, as well as providing amateur investors the chance to learn the stock-picking strategies from a leading money-manager.
Anthony Bolton, the UK's most successful stock market investor, tells the story of his contrarian approach to managing money. He provides invaluable lessons on the factors that really matter when investing: how to pick a stock, the need to identify good managers, how to run a portfolio, the importance of value investing, reading charts and how to trade successfully. In this account of financial accomplishment, Bolton reveals the secrets of his success. It's not easy constantly to buy low and sell high and this book gives clear directions for doing well in the stock market, and doing well consistently. Chapter by chapter Investing Against the Tide shows you how to make the right decisions at the right time and featured key lessons show you how you really can learn from a life running money.
Author Anthony Bolton has spent almost 40 years in the city of London mastering the art of investing; this book is a testament to his experience and strives to offer a structured and complete, yet simple, investment manual. It is not an easy task, especially in these days of confusion over the expectations investors should have when engaging in equity speculation. Nevertheless, Bolton succeeds in creating a clear set of rules and parameters that can be followed by most investors.
What I found most interesting was his emphasis on a few notable ideas: - The need to integrate the historical pattern of bull and bear markets, sentiment indicators, and longterm valuation metrics into the analytical process - Common sense as one of the most important qualities in an investor (as obvious as this may sound, I believe it is THE most under-appreciated and often overlooked element of the investment process) - Asymmetrical pay-offs or those investments where the remaining risk is minimal and/or controlled, but the potential gain can be explosive - The importance of healthy balance sheets (Z-score or H-score analysis) - Having an investment thesis; if the thesis is broken, sell the investment and move on
About Anthony Bolton Anthony Bolton left Cambridge University with a degree in engineering to begin a career in the City. He started as a graduate trainee working for Keyser Ullmann in 1971 before taking up a full time position as an assistant in their investment department. In 1976 he moved to Schlesingers where he became, for the first time, an investment manager. In 1979, aged 29, he was recruited by Fidelity, the international fund management group, as one of its first London-based investment managers, a move that proved to be the launch of a long and successful career. In surveys of professional investors, he is regularly voted the fund manager most respected by his peers. He retired from full-time investment management at the end of 2007, but continues to work at Fidelity as a mentor of the analysts and younger fund managers as well as being involved in overseeing Fidelity's investment process.
While Bolton's manual is an excellent guide for equity investors of different experience levels, it tends to concentrate on stock picking and, therefore, it may not be the best tool for those oriented more toward general asset allocation. As with any investment book, in the end, the real value comes from the reader's ability to "click" with the information and have the discipline to build and follow a personal investment framework.
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Hospitalization for illness, disease or accident, whether including surgery or not, imposes a heavy financial burden on Individuals, families, employers and welfare bodies. This is where medical insurance comes in handyHealth Insurance also known as Mediclaim in India provides you the cover against the medical care costs arising from disease or accidental injuries. Health insurance is a crucial financial product that every Individual must have irrespective of their age. It allows you to focus on getting the best treatment without bothering about the financial costs of the same. Depending on the terms of the health insurance policy it covers all or part of the medical costs of treating the disease or injury including doctor's consultation charges, medicine and nursing costs. Treatment can be sought in any recognized nursing home or hospital across India. This policy however usually does not cover routine medical expenses like outpatient care, and daily medicines. Health insurance in India can be bought both as an Individual or a family or as a group. Group Health Insurance is bought by either an employer or an association for its members. A mediclaim policy essentially provides a health cover equal to the insured sum. The amount of the insured sum depends on the premium you pay and the benefits covered vary from plan to plan and from company to company.
Do check the diseases covered while buying a mediclaim health insurance policy and also check whether it is cashless or not. People, particularly first time buyers, are stuck with one basic question: which is the cheapest mediclaim policy? Though cost is important, it should not be your only concern; you have to evaluate your policy on various other parameters as well and save yourself from making a wrong choice based purely on price
The entry age for medical insurance differs from company to company. People above a certain age may be asked to undergo a medicaTl check up from an authorized centre before being issued a policy. Some policies may cover the primary insured person as well as their spouse, dependant children or dependant parents. However, if any of the insured has a medical condition, prior to taking the policy, which required medical treatment, then the same gets automatically excluded from the policy.
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Cashless Hospitalization or Claim: If you have a health insurance policy that supports cashless hospitalization, it means that you can get medical treatment just by displaying your insurance card without paying any cash to the hospital. Most health insurance policies offer this benefit. However, the benefit is restricted to a certain list of hospitals specified by the health insurance company along with its policy. If you visit a hospital in-network (within the list provided by the health insurer), then you do not have to pay any cash for relevant medical expenses. You may still have to pay for expenses that are not covered by the policy rules. However, if you are admitted to a out-of-network hospital, you most likely will have to pay cash for your treatment. Depending on the policy, you may get reimbursed for such treatment by submitting a expense report to the health insurance company or its Third party Administrator (TPA). Cashless hospitalization or claim is a critical element of any health insurance policy.For cashless hospitalization, policies may require the Insured to contact the TPA at least 48 Hours before a planned hospitalization. In an emergency situation, the rules for when the TPA must be intimated may be different.
Individuals also have the option of covering themselves for medical expenses by opting for the 'Critical Illness (CI)' rider available with life insurance policies. Life insurance companies have their own list of critical illnesses as defined by them. In case of a CI rider, on the occurrence of a 'critical illness' during the policy tenure, an amount as proposed in the policy will be paid out to the Individual. This is irrespective of the expenses incurred by the Individual on hospitalization, medicines and other such costs. Special Health Insurance plans for students, senior citizens, diabetics, etc. are now available in India. A lot of online companies have also popped up which have attractive plans for all types of insurances including Individual and Family Health Insurance. Some policies for students will cover certain educational institutes across the country. This Medical Insurance gives the student the financial security in case of injury or disablement of ones guardians or parents. Mediclaim is also available for overseas students and senior citizens.
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- No coverage for routine medical expenses, checkups or medicines: minimum of a day's
Group policies for a discount: When more than one person from a family takes insurance from the same company, discounts are given which reduces the premium that needs to be paid, making Health Insurance in India more affordable. Institutes and companies can also opt for group insurance when all the students or employees will get the policy for a discount price. More the number, greater will be the discount. When the parent or the guardian pays for the student, the amount is subject to tax deductions. An added attraction of Mediclaim policies is the tax benefits which they attract under Section 80D. The maximum amount of deduction available under this section is Rs 10,000. In case of senior citizens, the maximum limit is Rs 15,000.
Things to watch out for: Health insurance will not cover all the costs that you might incur for medical related reasons. But it will still go a long way in saving your money. Even after buying health insurance it is essential that you set aside some part of your savings for health related expenses as the product inherently has some limitations that one should be aware of when planning for the future.
hospitalization is needed to claim health insurance. If you incur an expense that does not result in hospitalization (like a hairline fracture for instance), you cannot claim any compensation. Most policies also do not cover Out Patient care hence the routine expenses are also not covered..
- Limited coverage amount: Insurance companies usually have a limit of up to Rs 500,000 on their policies. So your compensation is limited to that amount. Modern medical care especially for critical diseases is very expensive and may not be covered by Rs 500,000 alone and you might need to foot the excess bill. - Limited coverage for the elderly: Medical insurance is usually made available only up to a certain age limit (for most insurance companies this is 65 years). So you are above this age limit, you will not be given a fresh policy and on the same lines the existing policy will not be renewed after a certain age. Ironically, this is the age when individuals need financial assistance the most; although the Government and IRDA have encouraged the insurers to take out special policies for senior citizens it is yet to be implemented. - Exclusions in policies might result in expenses for you: Medical insurance policies usually have exclusions. This means that they do not compensate the policy holder for certain illnesses/medical problems. If the policy holder is afflicted by any of these medical problems, he will have to pay for the expenses on his own. Expenditure on pregnancy and related ailments are not covered under individual health insurance policies.
- Need Protection against loss of income: Lastly, health insurance only covers the expenses that you might incur for treatment but it does not protect any loss of income due to injury or disease. It should ideally be complemented by disability insurance for total protection of your family.
ICICI Lombard - Health Advantage Plus
Bharti AXA - Smart Health Insurance Plicy Bajaj Allianz - Health Guard
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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. 10 crores.
* Data Source: Capital Line
February, 2010 [24]
Stock Market Monitor FULL YEAR Company Name
Year Equity RONW Net Sales Ended Rs. Cr %
LATEST QUARTER Net PAT Sales% rise
BV
Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
PAT ( %)
CURRENT DATA TTM Eps
CAGR CMP Sales% Rs.
52W high
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
Agro Chemicals Bayer crop Sci.
0903
39.5
23.03
1,392.39
19.73
92.38
114.170909
482.22
15.93
53.42
4.62
29.89
9.77
541.95
579.9
186.1
17.82
2140.7
71.11
Dhanuka agritech 0903
9.18
38.77
336.64
35.63
37.12
74.380909
137.55
36.53
12.23
42.87
29.65
63.72
227.85
254.9
130
7.71
209.17
89.91
excel crop care
0903
5.5
21.5
684.77
41.03
18.7
127.210909
155.74
-35.59
9.9
21.18
27.56
18.74
158.7
174.3
60.5
6.69
174.57
19.31
insecticid.india
0903
12.68
22.62
263.42
33.43
45.69
79.50909
138.53
36.34
10.1
48.53
18.91
28.58
96.3
100.8
31.3
5.09
122.11
74.69
Meghmani organ. 0903
25.43
17.12
774.67
31.27
34.39
17.620909
198.26
-21.07
16.08
4.35
2.01
25.99
16.9
19.6
5.19
6.45
429.77
49.25
Monsanto india
0903
8.63
25.29
391.09
7.06
-26.58
365.480909
69.33
-11.81
-4.59
-129.22
74.68
3.03
1792.15
2115
1148
46.68
1546.63
72.15
nag. agrichem
0903
14.9
37.65
605.38
46.36
91.41
101.440909
201.74
21.35
17.19
51.32
38.79
24.36
295.55
315.9
49.25
7.62
440.37
78.29
rallis india
0903
11.98
26.94
833.92
24.25
-43.05
217.590909
316.64
13.22
45.71
9.91
63.44
11.26
1039.5
1086
320
15.99
1347.19
46.1
Sabero organics
0903
29.18
35.17
366.66
86.98
347.43
24.970909
103.07
3.06
10.13
26.31
9.76
24.96
65.3
70.65
10.25
6.7
190.61
39.14
United Phosp.
27.95
0903
87.91
6.32
2,408.47
62.85
60.74
41.350909
553.02
-11.94
21.84
-68.26
2.41
23.9
169.05
186
73.05
69.86
7430.59
Jet airways
0903
86.33
0
11,476.98
30.85
58.99
149.970909
2020.11
-34.42
-406.7
5.76
6.14
27.19
540.35
605.95
115.25
0
4664.84
80
kF airlines
0903
265.91
0
5,269.17
265.56
755.12
-83.880909
1142.15
-13.65
-418.8
-13.34
0
142.42
62.65
73.45
24.4
0
1665.93
66.27
Balaji Distill.
0903
53.02
-23.91
1,475.07
22.07
-91.07
-50.290909
175.87
-1.09
-0.17
-100.53
1.13
32.1
44.6
46.85
16.7
0
236.47
12.4
G M Breweries
0903
9.37
18.6
283.90
10.58
-38.56
55.350909
49.24
-3.01
1.43
-2.72
10.23
28.27
88.45
108
42.5
8.65
82.79
74
indage Vintners
0803
14.58
18.94
181.75
46.57
70.95
185.140903
3.72
-93.8
-79.01
-714.39
11.99
53.67
69.7
123.7
39.4
0
106.43
24.62
Jagatjit inds.
0903
51.94
-1.85
584.25
4.5
-125.6
45.050909
149.07
10.19
-2.96
37.67
0.29
10.28
75.25
81.9
42
0
347.28
37.62
khoday india
0903
37.59
-3.85
112.24
-7.1
-141.8
25.890909
29.5
12.47
-3.07
-2146.67
0.22
-3.63
73.3
79.25
0
275.97
89.54
Millennium Beer
0903
5.48
0
234.47
24.77
269.92
-36.720909
65.14
44.95
0.27
-103.38
0.25
25.75
19
21.65
7.85
0
104.12
88.95
Pioneer Distil.
0903
11.79
22.44
72.99
8.33
-38.93
27.540909
9.56
-54.19
1.02
-63.18
5.95
23.79
49.75
74.95
14.05
12.34
64.63
54.99
radico khaitan
0903
20.49
4.89
691.20
-13.89
-80.25
21.590909
171.8
6.19
9.72
61.19
2.03
17.7
114.85
132
54
123.49
1180.66
48.68
tilaknagar inds.
0903
5.73
41.57
232.93
60.83
31.09
93.930909
57.53
27.11
4.06
-21.47
11.11
32.79
104.1
114
20
15.77
315.32
74.25
United Breweries
0903
24
9.19
1,689.62
23.57
0.03
34.780909
412.25
12.6
11.71
126.94
2.88
30.16
167.2
201
67.75
49.18
4012.8
74.98
United Spirits
0903
100.16
11.68
4,065.73
29.59
-4.7
306.610909
1080.05
19.73
69.6
-25.87
31.51
30.57
1356.35
1415
425.65
60.9
17034.4
33.94
aBc Bearings
0903
11.55
8.83
133.86
-19.32
-58.67
66.040909
38.61
-1.23
3.77
83.01
5.67
7
80.85
86.9
23.2
13.04
93.38
32.08
amtek auto
0906
28.2
6.34
1,052.46
-17.93
-41.73
180.340909
267.41
-15.25
30.5
-36.52
9.63
15.78
184.15
239.3
48
21.22
2877.34
34.25
amtek india
0906
22.43
3.72
720.60
-26.2
-84.42
131.410909
208.46
-9.6
17.08
-22.96
4.37
20.78
60.95
65.95
21.6
14.65
719.51
34.42
anG auto
0903
12.54
-1.36
115.44
-19.33
-106.92
67.060909
24.91
-37.08
1.37
-45.85
4.37
61.58
54.35
62.95
23.9
0
68.15
48.38
auto.corp.of Goa
0903
6.42
13.24
324.29
-2.17
-5.58
2050909
41.01
-62.69
-7.29
-178.9
4.56
23.55
241.1
270.4
95.05
0
154.79
48.68
autoline inds.
0903
12.2
2.88
234.07
-12.21
-81.29
142.030909
59.83
-12.81
1.86
33.81
4.31
35.59
133.55
155.4
44
31.42
162.93
26.62
automotive axles
0909
15.11
5.61
266.31
-64.34
-82.68
115.630909
95.42
-30.33
6.96
-6.33
6.42
1.3
390.65
436.9
70.25
65.77
590.27
71.04
automotive Stamp 0903
10.2
-8.59
345.62
14.83
-156.41
37.860909
92.54
7.91
0.29
-88.35
0.68
14.4
70.25
73.75
18.65
0
71.65
81.36
Banco Products
0903
14.3
27.23
287.91
-3.66
-4.25
23.650909
94.69
18.41
21.1
99.43
7.48
20.21
91.3
97.1
14.6
12.26
652.79
66.8
Bharat Seats
0903
6.28
10.86
219.30
10.3
-14.55
8.20909
84.1
64.19
1.34
1814.29
1.43
14.26
25.4
26.4
5
17.89
79.76
74.38
Bimetal Bearings
0903
3.83
6.43
119.95
19.81
-16.76
303.990909
26.79
-22.77
3.29
-6.27
12.91
11.82
244.65
254
115.5
18.97
93.7
73.88
Bosch
0812
32.02
19.54
4,601.82
6.39
4.05
966.720909
1290.43
5.84
194.81
23.14
166.5
19.38
4948.95
5164
2840
29.51
15539.7
71.18
clutch auto
0903
16.32
3.8
197.54
-8.94
-66.86
73.250912
57.78
43.77
2.33
52.29
4.49
22.09
74.3
74.3
14.95
16.55
121.18
26.78
Denso india
0903
27.88
9.6
531.07
14.05
-34.96
69.910909
179.78
36.63
4.7
-0.21
6.66
14.51
91.4
98.75
27.5
13.72
254.82
73.47
enkei castalloy
0903
5.5
-19.22
300.70
-7.21
-281.26
42.590909
86.11
8.86
0.03
-97.92
0.03
57.77
92.8
92.8
11.25
0
102.08
35.33
exide inds.
0903
80
25.77
3,760.98
19.09
13.61
15.220912
912.57
15.85
130.48
132.38
6.08
28.89
121.95
128.1
34.55
20.74
9756
48.87
Fag Bearings
0812
16.62
26.65
746.33
16.42
20.36
242.270909
203.9
-4.16
16.54
-46.87
42.39
22.83
606.15
679.9
220
12.93
1007.42
51.33
Fairfield atlas
0903
27.32
7.86
112.65
-27.32
-84.53
8.250909
20.38
-28.89
0
-100
1.26
18.13
41.1
45.95
12
34.83
112.29
83.91
Federal-Mogul Go 0812
55.63
0
689.49
14.25
-63
53.410909
204.42
16.52
23.68
-927.97
8.87
11.67
169.45
182
27.6
26.64
942.65
74.98
Fiem inds
0903
11.96
5.1
219.35
23.7
-50.64
68.290909
71.17
18.42
3.12
35.65
4.24
27.65
114.55
124.9
39.25
27.08
137
66.2
Gabriel india
0903
7.19
0.79
525.21
12.52
-26.67
18.410909
174.19
25.78
5.58
176.24
1.77
7.58
39.55
43.9
6.24
22.47
283.97
44.64
Halonix
0903
28.02
1.15
384.12
7.71
-96.6
50.680909
131.87
18.23
3.6
-34.31
2.1
21.02
96.45
108.9
36.25
0
270.25
66.06
Harita Seating
0903
7.77
-27.27
196.24
2.72
-239.16
36.460909
53.62
-5.38
-0.66
-211.86
0
16.36
77.5
84.5
38.7
0
60.22
66.42
Hi-tech Gears
0903
9.38
15.93
292.95
3.75
-21.61
47.710909
85.32
-7.71
5.1
28.46
9.19
19.31
133
143
29.15
14.46
124.75
54.8
Hind.composites
0903
5.5
6.51
77.40
8.12
-120.6
40.870909
23.71
25.65
0.31
-160.78
4.1
6.66
361
409.95
72.25
45.41
198.55
62.12
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
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
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
300.56 128.00 48.49 452.45 691.74 216.36 195.34 507.60 161.27 524.39 445.85 1,294.94 235.11 829.39 291.66 810.66 73.68 642.85 727.91 99.13 52.66 163.29 1,627.37 719.87 317.31 694.48 171.34 492.37 163.51 192.33 408.23 300.47 1,128.02 166.11
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
44.83 -21.72 -56.4 -202.05 -34.55 96.48 -61.04 163.39 -79.42 -111.45 -3.56 -45.75 10.84 7.09 -87.29 -57.95 -96.3 -257.34 -78.65 125.64 -54.2 -6.37 -20.56 -223.18 -52.7 -53.16 -36.3 -73.54 138.32 -124.08 41.71 -93.87 -18.21 -48.62
233.050909 171.250909 61.260909 17.430909 34.570909 56.720909 69.220909 17.870909 31.690909 141.80909 70.450909 11.640909 66.620909 41.330909 36.020909 68.070909 8.760709 17.430909 21.710909 45.30909 84.840909 55.290909 122.350909 8.390909 89.50909 30.660909 270.550909 126.370909 48.030909 56.250909 46.610909 141.190909 195.130909 127.910909
85.51 42.06 18.24 138.59 187.25 68.94 43.29 137.27 53.1 152.3 133.12 388.83 78.8 245.41 78.93 223.14 18.29 185.17 194.23 32.64 13.29 51.77 412.82 200.38 96.67 218.22 47.84 116.8 50.78 56.43 78.53 95.15 275.07 50.23
12.81 20 23.83 0.37 4 21.05 -19.14 -7.49 20.38 15 4.17 14.57 24.35 10.66 -4.45 -10.35 -2.66 11.72 -7.96 26.81 -6.47 11.77 -4.08 12 0.72 29.68 -5.94 -17.62 8.41 5.24 -28.32 11.97 -21.23 1.74
5.78 4.81 1.57 1.45 4.42 2.29 1.06 7.89 3.06 3.25 5.27 29.53 4.16 2.92 3.79 8.37 -0.89 6.3 5.64 1.53 0.92 4.51 31.04 3.71 4.34 6.68 1.58 4.97 5.52 0.77 9.11 1.95 4.87 6.44
35.05 78.81 127.54 47.96 77.51 -77.33 -23.74 -72.56 191.43 52.58 58.73 0.99 51.27 -12.05 325.84 90.23 -73.98 -177.68 -39.68 13.33 48.39 -10.34 -15.99 -150.68 35.63 81.52 119.44 -27.34 38.35 -10.47 -38.53 114.29 -36.59 6.45
47.33 20.22 3.85 1.02 5.49 4.89 1.5 2.18 3.11 5.1 17.63 2.48 13.34 4.93 2.27 5.76 0.2 0.7 0.66 12.25 3.49 10.89 15.2 0.23 4.96 1.93 13.02 1.31 12.15 0.94 5.84 1.95 4.93 13.96
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
416.05 230.7 92.85 72.3 74.75 76.05 69.9 25.35 79.1 215.7 279.55 142.55 117.65 56.35 70.65 64.75 34 25.5 29.65 71.5 160.9 179 367.45 20.65 112.85 49.1 241.35 134.75 119.85 57.55 137.85 102.75 215.45 270.7
425 242.95 102.55 79.7 74.75 80.8 77.75 27.15 82.8 215.7 321.2 151.6 132.1 68.05 79.9 71 0 27.4 32.8 74.5 215 184 395 24.05 125 51.55 267 144 128.9 64.4 150.45 109.8 225.7 280
120.2 77 26.35 9.71 20.2 19.1 19.3 7.5 15.1 60 81.5 52 25 19.35 27.9 15 0 5.75 7.5 27 63 115 130 5.35 32.25 13.76 88.09 26.78 35.65 15 49.6 24 95.25 72
8.79 11.42 38.85 0 13.62 10.33 49.57 11.22 32.82 0 15.87 53.59 8.87 11.45 35.68 18.82 0 0 52.02 17.44 131.89 18.82 21.43 0 35.16 25.44 13.34 0 9.86 0 23.56 0 0 19.36
173.08 186.41 65.37 268.02 161.76 77.57 100.66 199 91.99 201.68 293.81 5087.61 117.65 225.4 342.3 138.5 113.22 229.5 372.4 70.21 59.53 157.88 1937.56 410.32 153.7 294.6 94.85 511.24 143.82 71.07 878.52 227.18 212.65 245.8
47.45 66.39 51.83 44.78 58.57 62 45.07 46.22 59.63 73.68 70.71 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 52.01 40.01 64.53 80 50.58 40.1 80.02 70.49 85.7 73.13
0903 0203 0812 0809 0903 0903 0903 0903 0803 0809 0809 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
133.03 511.18 28.09 90.71 13.18 39.94 161.26 760.35 5.45 21.07 80.35 272.62 11.43 10.4 144.5 42.99 10.49 514.05
8.44 0 10.55 0.18 -70.95 37.77 0 0 0 0 0 18.1 4.3 15.03 13.72 0 5.04 5.34
6,126.01 221.78 690.60 1,992.30 750.50 12,315.24 626.65 160.22 82.61 139.32 106.64 12,926.82 2.50 118.43 20,530.10 122.24 540.52 25,415.03
-22.8 -74.48 -68.58 -4.01 -17.12 19.16 -11.07 -5.17 -44.9 -35.87 81.33 14.58 -7.41 4.04 14.75 -8.3 -18.73 -10.94
-59.52 65.57 -38.14 -284.32 -248.91 32.43 -226.01 58.47 -40.33 46.12 1.59 -21.38 -7.31 166.67 -29.59 23.05 -80.99 -50.65
15.850909 1.510212 171.20909 81.160909 172.630909 190.320909 5.170909 4.040909 -76.290903 -70.180906 -35.710909 192.580909 174.510912 31.50909 323.350909 -3.120909 92.010909 237.430909
1577.68 4.76 98.55 598.87 225.47 4040.1 136.79 46.65 9.44 1.13 46.51 4465 1.08 33.16 7080.67 30.64 154 7924.07
-15.65 -86.63 37.95 9.83 0.57 26.66 -16.74 -11.16 -19.93 -95.22 87.16 35.07 52.11 9.66 46.59 -10.17 -24.36 12.73
88.61 -55.76 7.53 60.04 7.95 597.14 27.42 -13.17 -8.97 15.02 -6.6 702.94 -1.23 4.58 570 -5.94 4.6 729.14
31.78 -2.3 -63.11 -5145.38 -146.27 94.95 -269.15 -24.96 -176.08 -172.74 -56.44 184.98 10.81 30.48 92.49 43.83 -24.59 110.13
1.29 0 11.41 9.92 158.55 90.12 2.38 0 0 46.79 0 56.82 8.97 5.69 55.74 0 9.34 35.55
12.23 -19.77 -12.72 20.84 -4.5 16.13 -4.23 2.75 -22.94 -15.43 -25.57 21.26 -40.24 -4.2 17.66 -2.03 2.57 14.53
52.8 6.71 616.65 151.1 366.1 1654.6 26.15 79 93.4 30.45 11.9 1189.25 226 71.5 1441.65 38.7 304.4 785.1
55.85 0 689 154.5 403 1797.8 29.3 85 104.15 34.6 13.05 1196.7 249 80.9 1740 39.9 336 842
13.4 0 184 31.75 54.5 767 10.76 24.25 35.2 6.01 5.21 258.8 62 19.65 428.4 10.51 102 126
40 0 40.7 16.77 0 18.36 0 0 0 160.26 0 22.85 40.87 12.84 25.87 0 0 36.48
7023.98 343 1645.84 1425.18 482.52 33042.36 421.46 6006.77 96.86 64.16 97.56 33277.59 258.32 74.36 41652.15 166.37 319.62 42724.36
38.61 91.63 55.93 32 51.76 54.96 27.14 98.88 55.26 53.25 26.57 27.39 51 75 54.21 95.38 53.52 40.62
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Stock Market Monitor FULL YEAR Company Name
Equity RONW Net Year Ended Rs. Cr % Sales
LATEST QUARTER Net PAT Sales% rise
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Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
PAT ( %)
CURRENT DATA TTM Eps
CAGR CMP Sales% Rs.
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Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
tVS Motor co. VSt till. tract. 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 Cables aksh optifibre Bhagyanagar ind Birla ericsson cable corpn. cords cable Diamond Power Finolex cables kei inds. nicco corpn. Paramount comm. rPG cables
0903 0903
23.75 5.76
3.81 36.36
3,670.92 274.14
14.02 45.37
-2.17 100.76
34.110909 158.750909
1115.41 88.83
9.89 38.78
24.55 10.09
136.06 55.23
1.79 66.8
5.41 21.95
77 532.15
79 580
14.9 90.3
30.68 7.97
1828.75 306.52
60.45 54.94
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 0903 0903
446.7 485 359.01 365.53 525.91 430.52 161.35 410 404.14 32 143.44 286.82 174.3 64.12 171.03 425.38 544.8 1113.3 724.78 429.77 355.19 102.6 48.49 121.58 53.95 345.67 48.78 250.54 315.3 50 113.01 50 634.88 36 521.97 549.36 505.12 433.52
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
7,364.73 5,374.62 10,835.49 15,091.58 16,347.36 4,291.56 1,383.61 17,119.05 10,455.19 804.40 6,067.35 3,447.50 645.20 408.42 3,315.38 16,332.26 9,641.40 31,092.55 11,631.63 6,830.33 2,309.47 2,239.89 2,988.12 1,917.40 1,446.09 3,065.14 657.61 8,856.47 19,326.16 4,123.15 1,686.92 3,810.28 63,788.43 3,247.28 9,579.64 8,121.38 11,889.38 5,237.83
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
-21.15 13.46 69.5 55.15 49.66 14.25 2.18 32.42 3.83 20.05 21.47 17.47 -329.85 101.86 35.98 41.17 10.27 -9.61 17.7 23.45 97.65 20.3 13.84 10.33 13.21 -6.07 99.05 156.33 50.87 57.43 28.45 28.08 35.55 5.66 7.63 35.31 24.48 -27.35
111.450909 75.20909 284.490909 351.150909 224.080909 47.970909 39.880909 244.870909 86.260909 20.650909 341.360909 67.950909 30.740909 66.20909 252.570909 344.440909 109.060909 444.920909 102.690909 127.520909 40.190909 155.370909 540.910909 128.890909 250.260909 110.330909 93.010909 257.540909 416.740909 449.980909 113.760909 409.290909 912.730909 464.20909 88.030909 50.880909 139.660909 53.470909
2046.69 1557.73 2860.36 4135.42 4488.99 1153.22 340.6 4709.16 2975.52 235.65 1769.55 962.75 111.63 123.74 901.07 3991.89 2549.95 6656.94 3720.14 1937.17 655.03 538.88 746.26 494.37 433.97 775.15 222.78 2495.83 5407.23 1062.01 468.87 981.91 17775.9 866.57 2561.05 2384.23 3205.58 1337.47
10.87 17.29 12.39 16.46 13.28 7.36 0.63 14.6 11.26 21.51 22.14 16.19 -34.81 28.59 8.81 0.02 5.06 -15.04 43.26 14.75 19.12 1.37 -0.2 7.31 23.61 3.89 47.73 16.11 16.27 4.22 16.19 2.65 14.19 12.53 8.06 19.59 13.31 0.27
333.59 273.97 531.64 634.18 323.34 86.68 17.8 910.52 313.93 45.75 291.68 124.64 -16.93 6.26 101.07 687.46 176.04 1040.1 253.74 371.98 77.82 53.47 134.27 16.35 90.9 125.91 22 270.8 926.96 122.49 72.57 90.13 2490 98.64 177.81 207.72 505.1 108.42
700.36 69.61 31.95 60.43 -57.61 22.86 -48.61 71.98 226.5 21.51 52.31 21.21 -1793 -28.7 -11.56 30.21 -50.97 2.56 56.17 31.48 131.19 13.84 15.83 -77.79 46.05 163.02 217.46 14.31 31.1 7.61 40.42 -20.98 10.19 9.41 -32.11 38.4 39.74 35.73
28.43 28.94 60.43 76.34 49.33 10.36 5.39 70.39 22.58 3.56 74.58 17.13 0 8.67 32.48 59.7 21.82 35.34 13.27 32.64 7.18 20.76 92.97 18.84 56.4 11.27 13.72 38.97 115.14 104.05 20.99 92.31 158.2 114.9 19.21 10.9 41.26 11.79
22.51 19.27 46.63 19.68 23.05 14.31 22.44 19.37 15.6 23.84 22.48 14.71 12.85 16.41 22.7 44.99 20.76 28.13 11.19 20.69 18.55 19.37 14.46 17.71 17.43 60.44 18.12 21.82 19.96 18.83 19.9 19.35 15.93 25.17 25.44 21.27 21.36 21.97
132.4 106.75 1049.1 538.8 386.8 52.9 75.4 400.1 155.85 26.2 449.9 84.5 36.05 139.45 246.35 1698.65 112.1 842.2 133.6 174.05 140.35 286.15 589.2 130.8 388.7 825.5 80.4 256.7 927.25 558.1 145.65 475.5 2203.25 715.3 92.15 55.7 266.45 52.5
143.8 124.7 1073 563 474.7 53.9 98 437.45 178.9 27.3 480 93 48.65 178.4 270 1836 141 983.7 140 195.7 149.15 326.7 706 174.35 410 860.7 95.45 295.95 960 604 171 540 2500 785.55 105.4 61.5 291.4 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 42.7 168 894 294.05 37.65 22.1 115.25 19.85
4.66 5.48 19.46 7.23 7.84 5.1 13.99 5.68 6.32 7.73 6.03 4.93 0 16.1 7.58 30.43 4.97 23.85 10.07 5.16 22.14 15.95 6.34 6.96 6.89 73.57 9.4 6.59 8.05 3.7 6.94 5.15 13.93 6.22 4.8 4.98 6.46 4.45
5914.31 5177.38 42344.82 19773.96 20313.58 2277.45 1216.58 16404.1 6298.52 1048 6453.37 2423.63 720.71 894.15 4213.32 77478.82 6107.21 93834.55 9683.59 7480.15 5757.44 3428.65 2856.44 1593.8 2097.04 28696.03 787.44 6431.36 29236.19 2790.5 1645.99 2377.5 139879.94 2575.08 4809.95 3059.94 13458.92 2275.98
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 48.4 0.74 51.09 57.8 75 0 75 59.41 92.33 66.47 63.59 55.43 53.87
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
29.48 14.9 30 33.49 11.43 21.05 30.59 12.19 18.15 16.9 41.46
0 4.83 -8.67 -37.83 8.81 30.75 6.3 3.95 0 -16.75 0
240.08 189.63 118.12 94.10 222.39 600.78 1,352.14 981.48 340.96 455.35 354.90
107.92 -5.16 -7.65 -13.87 31.16 23.44 -2.18 12.89 -21.74 4.4 17.33
-7268.66 -70.49 -718.28 1652.43 -48.18 21.17 -139.91 -97.13 -920.47 -189.59 -2.49
33.420909 29.670909 21.160909 36.270909 73.250909 101.480909 38.980909 32.250909 -0.250909 18.510909 6.160909
41.08 40.37 21.37 28.54 46.94 172.64 397.79 210.05 78.99 77.19 73.53
11.9 -27.94 -37.9 3.37 -19.94 -1.59 8.99 -19.3 -13.86 -24.99 -28.62
-6.74 3.83 0.38 -8.11 0.72 11.35 28.75 4.41 -9.15 4.06 -6.49
-19.57 103.72 -134.86 -23.63 -78.57 -45.41 1497.22 134.57 6.15 554.84 79.78
0 1.65 0.53 0 2.38 18.92 3.5 3.97 0 0.48 0.95
24.52 17.37 44.68 8.73 62.68 62.48 24.56 58.98 8.99 43.86 28.29
21.3 28.35 20 25.75 48.15 136.95 62.05 39.85 7.65 15.6 27.75
27.6 30.55 26.3 28.9 62.3 189.53 64.8 41.6 9.51 17 30
8.05 12.15 5.92 9 26.75 45.9 17 8.15 3.75 5.61 8.6
0 17.83 0 0 20.23 7.24 12.34 0 0 0 0
125.58 211.21 60 161.45 55.04 384.28 949.05 242.89 72.18 131.82 115.05
30.48 59.75 66.35 75 52.14 47.41 35.13 35.85 23.01 28.16 33.42
Sterlite tech.
0903
32.27
15.69
2,289.23
35.95
-10.49
95.40909
465.83
-30.01
54.67
799.18
27.18
90.96
387.15
44.2
14.26
2502.54
43.54
Surana telecom
0903
10.4
3.89
90.29
50.94
-69.31
33.310909
17.37
-13.37
2.23
668.97
1.52
17.29
39.05
49.65
14.5
27.5
81.22
59.39
torrent cables
0903
8.6
11.55
137.84
-38.53
-78.55
143.640909
30.29
-33.79
1.51
0.67
16.54
10.62
142.75
172.35
48.25
8.64
122.76
61.01
Uniflex cables
0903
24.98
0
127.10
19.69
256.59
8.50909
39.06
24.99
-7.14
-39.03
1.38
13.06
24
26
7.33
0
59.95
65.47
Universal cables
0903
23.13
4.12
578.02
18.51
-59.44
74.370909
130.11
-17.63
6.95
-607.3
6.42
33.04
91.15
99.7
29.5
14.18
210.83
52.92
Vindhya telelink
0903
11.82
-4.22
251.42
21.71
-427.27
183.740909
45.09
-40.29
2.94
84.91
7.12
38.3
209.4
224.3
57.05
0
248.14
43.52
aBB
0812
42.38
29.46
6,837.03
15.29
11.34
99.320909
1453.81
-4.3
83.06
-20.74
20.68
36.02
801.75
344
38.77
16989.08
52.11
alstom Projects
0903
67.02
36.27
2,290.28
48.04
84
59.70909
480.62
-17.31
48.93
-17.08
21.35
31.17
577.15
610
215
27.01
3868.06
66.48
amara raja Batt.
0903
17.08
21.79
1,317.72
21.64
-14.71
47.490909
360.63
6.5
47.9
154.92
16.28
49.6
168.25
182.5
30.5
10.21
1436.85
52.06
apar inds.
0903
32.34
2.2
2,436.40
43.52
-93.79
86.970909
486.99
-23.55
22.44
297.87
14.51
30.71
191.7
204.9
62
20.93
619.77
62.15
areva t&D
0812
47.82
35.6
2,641.09
31.63
4.63
30.270909
739.68
26.13
22.4
-57.18
7.5
36.59
281
386
166
33.25
6718.71
72.18
asian electronic
0903
14.53
-0.9
211.74
-1.96
-103.26
74.860909
49.75
29.76
0.52
-103.51
0.93
20.58
41.5
52.25
17
10.95
137.03
0
BHeL
0903
489.52
26.47
26,590.14
36.46
9.75
264.320909
6625.21
24.01
857.88
39.32
70.82
27.12
2356
2550
1250
33.27
115330.91
67.72
Best & crompton
0903
123.84
14.93
171.45
57.16
-7.38
12.940909
8.99
-26.67
-3.55
-71.19
0
72.21
26.3
30.65
9.13
0
325.7
65.6
Bharat Bijlee
0903
5.65
25.83
541.98
-3.7
-34.43
353.080909
170.22
12.83
12.44
-0.32
77.79
21.93
1088.35
1150
301
13.98
614.92
35.63
Birla Power Sol.
0903
42.47
1.68
225.89
3.91
-42.68
44.930909
59.37
-12.74
1.34
-35.27
0.39
26.05
3.84
5.49
0.82
34.91
163.05
16.93
crompton Greaves 0903
73.32
37.05
4,658.66
19.2
26.49
33.480909
1268.56
16.79
136.1
47.07
12.72
22.4
431.1
445
99.7
33.86
15801.97
40.92
417.9
Capital Goods 834
easun reyrolle
0903
4.15
4.57
138.40
-25.33
-65.47
81.320909
56.9
47.79
2.23
28.9
1.61
27.77
114.05
119.95
31.1
49.8
236.65
27.24
ece inds.
0903
4.39
1.91
209.96
14.39
-66.85
224.310909
27.8
-58.61
0.84
-53.85
14.7
23.75
243.45
255
80
21.85
106.87
42.78
elpro intl.
0903
3.95
0
12.45
-54.11
-83.43
92.780909
3.65
19.28
-4.4
19.24
21.63
-24.94
671.45
695
233.1
0
309.54
54.74
eMco
0903
11.77
12.71
996.26
5.51
-17.61
71.370909
201.42
-12.67
107.87
854.6
25.1
45.34
98.25
106.4
26
10.81
577.71
33.41
Havells india
0903
30.08
18.14
2,199.90
7.19
1.18
154.910909
596.38
1.89
54.2
22.32
27.28
43.39
535.8
601
101
19.7
3223.37
60.14
Honda Siel Power 0903
10.14
8.28
236.23
-5.72
-36.76
191.730909
65.43
-16.6
-8.75
-220.19
2.78
4.81
304.6
326.95
118.05
22.01
308.86
67.67
igarashi Motors
0903
13.87
0
257.82
-5.91
-726.61
16.330909
35.25
-53.47
-1.16
-93.43
0
38.52
45.3
51.9
10
0
62.83
59.99
iMP Powers
0906
8.14
24.93
190.61
41.94
67.95
97.220909
36.27
-29.42
0.55
-83.33
18.69
38.27
122.3
139.8
32
7.06
99.55
39.46
indo tech
0903
10.62
28.96
214.61
7.88
-0.13
137.820909
22.6
-65.44
1.24
-91.27
14.98
31.21
344.45
377.7
221
21.43
365.81
74.35
Jyoti
0903
12.98
9.19
253.07
22.27
-55.68
41.750909
60.19
1.4
1.28
-36.95
3.31
31.05
56.55
70.95
25
19.23
73.4
22.3
Jyoti Structures
0903
16.33
21.04
1,715.96
25.11
10.12
51.040909
469.6
13.08
20.89
3.83
10.1
41.89
185.95
196.95
44.4
18.5
1523.86
26.82
kalpataru Power
0903
26.5
11.77
1,867.58
9.42
-37.04
315.640909
550.21
27.53
36.92
65.56
42.3
40.33
1182.2
1209
222
27.95
3132.83
63.68
kirl. electric
0903
50.52
22.33
865.96
5.5
-51.28
27.20909
206.13
-21.23
14.43
338.6
7.13
32.69
92.3
96.8
19
12.27
466.3
49.15
Lak. electrical
0903
2.46
11.97
101.25
-13.84
-53.73
193.090909
24.24
-33.15
2.25
-27.65
11.98
31.32
230.7
256.8
84.6
29.88
56.75
21.7
Modison Metals
0903
3.25
15.45
77.23
-26.64
-47.23
160909
22.17
1.88
1.92
-2.54
1.9
20.4
22.55
24.6
5.01
11.87
73.29
63.05
nePc-india
0903
69.26
0
2.57
-92.56
-155.4
6.790909
0.28
-69.23
-0.27
-640
0
-56.18
10.97
13.4
3.95
0
75.98
11.99
om Metals infrap
0903
9.63
7.35
102.89
38.95
37.35
36.130909
53.08
52.18
9.75
66.95
3.29
28.18
35.2
37.5
5.67
10.73
338.98
69.61
rtS Power corpn. 0903
7.19
5.23
115.63
14.12
-11.52
52.10909
18.84
-27.93
0.61
-22.78
1.92
22.85
75
307.75
58.65
45.18
53.92
41.67
Salzer electron.
0803
6.38
13.42
72.15
19.77
41.74
65.860909
18.47
-20.04
1.72
12.42
7.85
34.67
112.35
119.4
30.1
14.33
74.49
29.13
Suzlon energy
0903
299.66
5.84
7,235.58
4.47
-137.08
43.230909
616.02
-72.33
-184.9
-1188.99
0
55.68
92.05
145.85
33.05
0
14329.42
53.08
triL
0903
12.92
19.5
480.70
38.32
33.29
189.330909
88.5
-22.25
9.56
-24.72
31.34
52.66
403.9
415
102.6
12.88
521.84
76.82
techno electric
0903
11.42
31.59
486.03
13.15
28.54
39.90909
148.68
14.35
26.04
43.39
14.27
49.85
224.05
228
48
15.89
1279.33
54.97
V-Guard inds.
0903
29.85
14.2
339.89
13.51
-53.63
42.360909
106.14
27.69
7.24
63.43
7.15
22.11
89.85
92.9
38.2
12.55
268.2
70.56
Volt.transform.
0903
10.12
53.48
643.07
15.81
43.68
261.530909
111.18
-34.58
17.15
-37.25
95.19
42.36
917.15
968.9
265
9.64
928.16
46.05
W S inds.
0903
21.14
9.93
222.73
-1.88
-46.71
41.650909
51.33
-17.45
-1.08
-131.58
1.43
16.51
53.35
64.9
22
49.4
112.78
42.55
aBG infra
0903
12.82
2.92
149.06
39.78
-90.28
192.540909
30.84
-20.02
2.52
-38.39
8.02
19.6
177.8
255
82
26.9
227.94
60.58
action const.eq.
0903
17.98
15.54
428.51
6.82
-37.35
17.30909
97.08
-30.26
5.43
-37.94
6.81
65.63
44.8
49
8.6
38.29
402.75
65.69
ador Fontech
0903
3.5
35.3
104.84
4.61
6.8
87.110909
29.84
3.79
2.96
24.37
22.4
20.86
174.95
188.95
66
5.49
61.23
34.85
ador Welding
0903
13.6
9.46
225.97
-16.22
-46.1
96.610909
64
7.89
6.06
9.78
8.82
7.92
208.6
221.9
77
23.62
283.7
56.27
alfa Laval (i)
0812
18.16
31.23
799.88
15.54
-1.44
169.190909
243.55
20.5
36.66
71.55
61.17
16.29
1252.8
1334
830
20.48
2275.08
88.77
artson engg.
0903
3.69
0
34.40
-33.88
-147.35
-3.640909
33.63
284.78
1.86
745.45
0.62
52.36
62.45
76.7
13.15
0
230.44
75
atlanta
0903
16.3
11.56
194.32
79
33.4
102.660909
30.6
-0.03
5.11
89.96
16.38
26.64
183.55
192.9
30.75
11.14
299.19
68.69
atlas copco (i)
0812
22.56
22.65
1,271.44
30.95
3.37
180.10909
290.14
-11.5
18.75
-15.24
30.09
34.02
836.15
903
335.05
27.78
1886.35
83.77
avery india
0903
9.83
12.5
67.84
-7.18
13.13
55.840909
16.53
-9.42
1.15
-30.3
5.43
-0.28
133.45
140
45.9
24.58
131.31
78.28
February, 2010 [26]
Stock Market Monitor FULL FULL YEAR YEAR Company Company Name Name
Year Year Equity Equity RONW RONW Net Net Ended Sales Rs. Cr Cr % % Sales Ended Rs.
Batliboi BeML Ltd BGr energy Sys. carborundum Uni. cMi FPe Ltd cummins india Denisons Hydrau. Disa india Dynamatic tech. eimco elecon(i) elecon engg.co electrotherm(i) elgi equipment engineers india esab india Gee Gei industrial GMM Pfaudler Graphite india Greaves cotton Gremach infra. Grindwell norton Guj apollo inds HeG Hercules Hoists Hind.Dorr-oliver Hind.Powerplus ingersoll-rand intl. combustion intl. conveyors ion exchange Jaihind Projects kabra extrusion kalindee rail kennametal india kilburn engg. kirl. Brothers kirl. oil engine kirl.Pneumatic kSB Pumps Lanco infratech Larsen & toubro Lokesh Mach. M & P Pumps Manugraph india Mcnally Bharat nitin Fire Prot. orient abrasives Panasonic carbon Petron engg Praj inds. Premier rajoo engineers
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0809 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0503 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
13.5 41.77 72 18.67 4.94 39.6 1.8 1.51 5.41 5.77 18.57 11.48 6.27 56.16 15.39 3.78 14.27 2.92 30.22 48.84 15.22 27.68 15.75 42.57 1.6 7.2 31.78 31.57 2.39 3.38 12.69 7.11 7.98 11.22 21.98 13.45 21.15 38.83 12.84 17.4 219.83 117.14 11.78 9.23 6.08 31.09 12.6 5.98 4.8 7.55 36.69 30.4 3.08
-19.19 14.85 22.29 10.74 3.13 34.72 25.86 48.59 4.94 13.5 22.44 12.56 21.85 27.26 50.82 17.51 18.39 12.33 22.61 14.07 18.87 18.98 20.87 33.01 28.11 21.31 4.89 9.27 19.75 8.46 1.13 27.88 16.84 11.06 10.56 -1.34 9.87 12.36 35.06 24.47 15.33 23.98 0.45 36.8 16.53 10.43 14.45 31.15 11.41 9.64 32.67 7.81 24.49
rel. indl. infra
16.11
97.53 2,800.88 1,922.10 658.89 457.50 3,304.28 64.09 85.93 294.12 143.52 956.56 1,682.78 479.42 1,531.03 423.23 121.73 220.31 146.68 1,090.42 1,036.32 295.57 502.12 167.10 1,025.74 93.90 513.33 216.18 372.26 98.27 70.36 426.71 237.71 153.50 281.22 305.35 85.15 1,829.34 2,109.26 514.86 596.04 4,082.59 33,895.92 74.56 254.26 397.94 967.98 62.65 303.05 30.41 457.13 771.88 129.33 50.87
-24.75 10.89 27.73 12.26 39.57 40.57 25.69 -7.97 7.41 23.7 15.92 26.97 6.23 112.09 23.61 66.14 14.69 3.29 2.48 -9.88 14.17 13.9 -3.56 8.33 3.57 68.78 3.03 -23.55 3.37 10.23 -10.18 226.48 5.3 14.3 -21.33 18.23 20.22 -2.13 29.12 28.54 159.29 35.69 -31.77 39.8 -7.14 76.65 72.73 25.84 21.11 63.42 10.01 21.33 18.94
LATEST LATEST QUARTER QUARTER
Net PAT Net PAT Sales% Sales% rise rise -133.57 19.14 36.3 -38.54 -67.71 54.5 -7.7 -34.12 -73.79 14.25 -14.52 -16.17 0.56 77.05 14.57 15.43 15.61 -34.25 44.83 -49.16 -29.27 -58.8 -42.15 -26.9 8.33 33.22 -40.84 -76.05 -15.59 4.94 -86.48 110.79 -19.37 -26.58 -48.54 162.98 -39.14 -2.56 36.9 37.49 32.32 60.19 -96.92 39.21 -40.4 52.32 49.95 63.59 18.71 47.38 -15.49 -41.86 19.47
BV BV
Qtr. Qtr. End End
Net Net PAT Net Net PAT Sales Sales Sales% Sales%
16.470909 458.550909 77.940909 41.570909 174.660909 70.440909 203.560909 202.780909 246.160909 206.380909 29.660909 390.060906 31.390909 244.90909 89.030909 13.780909 41.680909 58.680909 67.140909 82.790909 99.590909 54.980909 70.830909 135.370909 49.050909 42.920909 38.10503 236.740909 227.780909 134.110909 101.260909 77.160709 90.880909 91.760909 1270909 75.20909 66.190909 49.450909 101.140909 167.390909 84.680909 212.310909 70.140909 45.180809 78.30909 63.040909 80.980909 190909 109.790909 93.150909 24.170909 59.630909 38.280909
23.22 483.38 465.96 184.07 64.43 607.65 11.69 18.58 68.92 38.79 255.1 440.19 137.99 468.2 105 27.97 59.31 41.48 279.25 298.6 48.32 136.75 42.01 273.13 16.74 202.96 46.02 81.66 24.4 23.86 130.43 25.69 42.38 25.95 75.51 11.3 548.15 551.06 110.11 138.85 1467.61 7866.18 23.02 68.61 39.36 305.17 16.17 73.55 7.51 137.84 200.74 36.53 14.03
-17.75 -21.26 9.75 3.32 -53.42 -23.06 -33.39 -3.73 -22.93 30.34 1.14 14.37 8.24 36.1 -9.29 -1.55 12.2 4.56 -26.9 -3.09 -38.19 0.1 -4.39 -7.54 -39.87 74.32 -20.48 -13.25 -9.29 42.96 9.21 70.81 3.8 -70.43 -23.97 -67.03 30.38 -6.92 -3.79 -1.64 132 2.39 -6.12 40.08 -57.85 72.1 -48.91 -13.05 -19.94 16.22 0.52 0.77 52
-0.75 13.6 30.56 14.88 5.25 87.74 1.62 2.75 1.24 2.17 10.77 16.97 16.39 105.37 18.92 3.02 4.02 3.12 68.4 23.9 2.09 16.92 6.67 44.24 2.2 15.64 0.97 10.87 3.75 5.43 1.6 1.4 3.76 0.28 9.49 1.04 33.14 62.24 14 18.06 127.38 580.4 1.01 4.43 1.74 3.6 1.43 11.73 2.06 5.08 39.6 6.25 0.81 5.55
PAT PAT (( %) %)
CURRENT CURRENT DATA DATA TTM TTM Eps Eps
-457.14 -75.5 29 10.96 -119.76 -6.58 -50.15 24.43 -50.4 -13.2 -32.77 -6.35 42.65 59.22 4.7 193.2 7.77 15.13 43.55 15.79 -73.48 9.66 7.75 40.49 -61.54 95.99 -61.81 -45.62 66.67 465.62 451.72 241.46 -6.47 -91.19 -41.27 -48.26 41.5 127.32 101.15 -2.54 219.49 26.1 -19.2 75.79 -87.34 12.5 -75.43 93.88 48.2 26.37 31.26 -0.32 37.29
CAGR CAGR CMP CMP Sales% Sales% Rs. Rs.
0 59.95 17.36 6.84 13.34 21.66 25.9 45.77 8.38 23.92 5.26 44.52 7.48 76.09 39.44 3.06 7.1 6.45 8.58 12.12 5.69 10.11 15.08 31.32 9.35 12.37 1.79 14.74 43.86 1.79 5.69 12.09 21.31 5.49 9.72 2.39 8.2 8.41 33.14 37.39 17.73 80.21 1.39 13.71 3.85 10.7 7.54 3.26 16.47 11.15 7.62 4.2 1.21
5.59 10.93 65.34 19.11 4.6 28.69 28.22 44.97 38.59 11.37 41.94 96.6 10.54 3.62 25.65 53.77 35.26 20.12 17.84 10.24 57.77 17.46 13.86 21.59 26.17 47.45 5.59 -3.86 26.05 24.17 16.7 38.74 13.91 49.97 6.18 33.08 29.31 16.06 18.89 19.93 104.35 28.65 14.94 32.47 14.46 37.78 26.9 21.15 -3.84 21.29 48.94 30.64 12.86
52W 52W high high
52W 52W Low Low
Latest Latest PE PE
M. M. Cap. Cap.
Promter Promter holding(%) holding(%)
34.85 1143.75 555.05 171.05 815.5 436.1 357.1 1465 992.8 278.1 92.05 352.85 91.25 1654.25 556.4 54.95 75.9 104.6 85.05 291.3 34.95 153.55 207.65 386.45 224.1 179.15 105.4 361.85 363.85 37.85 146.95 176.35 159.05 217.95 267.85 51.9 248 163 461.2 430.8 54.25 1677.55 51.95 246.9 58.4 246.6 339.9 28.2 169.05 225 105.8 159.9 14.4
37.65 1219.8 593.35 189 837.9 449.7 427 1759 1358.4 334.9 110.85 366.9 98.5 1679.8 577.4 63.2 82 115.8 86.85 302.6 61.95 166.7 215.9 412.7 244.9 184.4 0 386.35 385 46.4 158.5 184.25 171.75 239.9 287.45 52.75 278.7 172 492.6 459.95 60.7 1800 55.95 249.95 66.8 254.8 377.8 29.7 185 237.9 122.55 176.8 19.64
11.5 322.3 107 74.9 160 148.2 161 1200 324.1 99.1 23.85 81.5 27.25 405 195 22.4 24 35.65 20.55 50.1 17.5 70.05 49 94 71.55 24 0 200.15 80.25 5.16 58.3 32 48.15 82.2 125 11.51 59 30 148.5 176 9.9 557 18 245 25 28.8 115 7.28 75.05 58.05 45.1 23.4 3.43
0 19.08 31.97 37.27 11.66 20.81 13.42 31.97 0 11.69 17.53 8.64 15.21 21.74 14.11 15.48 9.95 16.27 6.43 24.44 11.65 15.19 15.01 9.35 22.5 14.48 57.6 23.56 8.29 24.58 49.65 9.78 10.57 43.07 27.56 10.4 30.21 19.36 15.71 11.52 30.14 33.81 0 17.64 15.17 20.57 45.08 8.65 9.78 26.75 13.98 38.16 30.64
94.1 4762.58 3996.36 1596.75 402.86 8634.78 64.28 221.21 537.1 160.46 854.68 404.72 713.58 9290.27 856.3 129.96 108.31 153.24 1454.35 1422.71 150.46 850.05 327.05 1602.61 358.56 644.94 334.96 1142.36 86.96 255.49 186.77 128.03 126.92 266.99 588.73 69.86 2622.6 3164.65 592.18 749.59 13062.32 100694.94 61.2 227.89 177.54 766.68 428.27 337.27 81.14 169.65 1954.13 486.1 96.19
81.73 54.03 81.31 43.12 75 51 73.1 74.27 54.61 74.05 45.71 33.58 24.2 90.4 55.65 61.01 41.41 75.63 56.75 51.41 43.07 58.56 49.54 54.69 69.53 55.1 92 74 53 54.46 40.2 47.74 54.82 15.48 88.16 57.14 62.32 62.37 55.85 66.8 67.95 0 56.89 90.17 57.02 32.29 70.06 53.41 74.03 52.47 22.91 41.02 49.82
0903
15.1
70.99
5.55
3.12
97.750909
13.69
-20.87
4.13
15.1
10.13
997.9
1287
231.05
66.13
1506.83
45.43
revathi equipmnt 0903
3.07
1.47
89.14
-24.75
-83.51
395.770909
19
-40.23
2.73
68.52
22.51
14.64
635.45
715
348
24.29
195.08
65.51
Sanghvi Movers
0903
8.66
28.96
357.50
40.57
38.9
91.070909
79.35
-16.17
21.48
-25.44
21.74
50.84
230.2
240
59.65
10.59
996.77
44.51
Shakti Met-dor
0903
2.94
13.85
61.91
-15.3
-53.72
150.680909
13.38
-11.68
0.88
91.3
15.55
29.67
161.95
167
65.65
16.63
56.68
46.12
Shakti Pumps
0906
6.22
20.84
106.75
2.28
9.38
65.950909
27.03
-16.6
3.24
24.14
14.05
17.83
133.55
141.65
55
9.77
85.47
49.65
Shanthi Gears
0903
8.17
23.69
252.49
3.42
-0.23
24.760909
29.4
-55.18
2.68
-78
3.65
24.08
46.7
59.5
24.05
12.19
381.54
44.7
Shriram ePc
0903
43.35
11.17
918.76
42.16
13.05
870909
193.77
14.24
9.05
29.47
9.87
112.19
227
265
77
23.21
993.81
42.44
Sulzer india
0812
3.45
52.29
197.41
58.26
74.48
168.380909
37.3
-24.93
6.3
-14.52
95.81
28.93
908.45
1063
457
9.48
313.42
80.03
Sunil Hitech
0903
12.28
6.13
598.21
95.3
-50.98
1370909
200.92
53.23
12.6
83.41
19.76
75.97
239
254
49.25
10.66
293.49
53.2
Supreme infra
0903
13.88
25.78
404.35
155.55
40.72
83.230909
112.75
69.78
8.24
34.2
19.64
76.3
196.4
212
19.45
10.01
272.6
61.06
Swaraj engines
0903
12.42
23.64
208.17
66.06
48.12
78.080909
69.27
14.36
9.56
66.26
23.91
18.31
340
361.95
77.8
14.22
422.28
50.62
texmaco
0903
11.08
29.04
1,007.30
20.88
9.77
26.640909
241.39
17.64
22.36
10.91
6.8
43.29
163.9
170.5
35.6
27.32
2084.81
47.58
thermax
0903
23.83
33.84
3,076.97
-2.63
2.32
80.730909
667.84
-15.54
54.12
-4.99
22.43
40.04
662.9
683.7
151
29.71
7898.45
61.98
tiL
0903
10.03
23.45
809.61
17.04
0.09
142.20909
201.7
-23.35
6.76
-25.88
29.91
25.29
362.15
388.8
69.9
12.11
363.24
50.9
titagarh Wagons
0903
18.44
18.04
689.05
24.2
6.95
212.40909
123.95
-36.43
11.83
-33.69
19.37
64.31
419
488.7
118.6
16.83
772.64
49.25
trF
0903
5.5
40.17
526.31
47.12
7.94
240.40909
133.26
46.52
8.79
-20.52
38.77
25.39
674.85
724
90.03
13.35
742.34
41.83
UB engg.
0903
17.07
24.22
453.11
71.25
64.64
48.790909
100.33
9.93
7.02
20.21
13.51
43.39
147.75
156.05
28
11.16
252.21
40.74
Walchan. inds.
0909
7.61
10.66
512.61
-26.35
-41.16
60.220909
139.21
-42.5
7.77
-30.69
6.15
20.15
229.75
258.8
67.5
38.42
874.2
55
Wendt india
0903
2
21.07
51.37
-4.96
4.99
220.150909
14.52
2.69
2.72
13.33
41.17
9.47
667.35
736
341.15
16.22
133.47
79.74
WPiL
0903
7.97
42.69
159.45
44.95
67.27
28.950909
50.33
58.12
2.96
92.21
12.68
34.64
180.75
199
34.8
14.24
144.06
72.68
ahmednagar Forg. 0906
34.92
8.1
500.77
-23.66
-44.89
131.210909
125.8
-16.42
11.35
1.16
10.4
29.96
79.3
84.7
22
8.03
291.43
52.6
Bharat Forge
0903
44.54
10.33
1,994.75
-6.87
-62.25
66.770909
420.09
-35.81
26.83
138.49
4.08
20.15
282.1
307.35
69.15
84.46
6280.96
43.97
electrost.cast.
0903
28.73
10.92
1,838.97
38.11
169.93
43.90909
355.94
-32.54
63
49.57
5.17
22.45
51.4
53.6
13.05
6.76
1679.75
48.08
Gontermann Peip
0903
13.92
4
151.09
-13.16
-82.99
45.620909
36.03
-21.07
1.59
-21.67
1.52
16.12
37.4
40.9
0
52.06
56.13
Hinduja Foundrie
0903
18.68
-10.12
363.30
-19.52
-170.8
75.210909
100.7
-15.99
1.79
65.74
0.75
14.44
157
172.65
48
0
293.28
69.9
inv.& Prec.cast.
0903
4.96
9.86
44.45
-28.14
-33.74
71.110909
15.72
38.75
1.46
36.45
6.74
8.59
149.25
149.25
24.75
22.24
74.03
50.65
Jayaswal neco
0903
112.88
9.38
1,618.76
9.93
-68.48
36.760909
440.57
11.42
18.53
2888.71
2.95
20.42
35
38.7
7
0
395.08
48.97
kalyani Forge
0903
3.64
1.18
162.42
-14.16
-91.08
194.530909
37.28
-20.53
0.35
-128.23
12.39
9.68
142
164
38.55
19.59
51.69
58.57
Lak. Prec. Screw
0903
10.94
4.27
225.33
9.37
-54.66
75.590909
52.58
-18.63
0.5
-52.83
2.09
14.99
54.25
58.95
16.05
26.33
59.35
63.14
M M Forgings
0903
12.07
11.17
206.81
8.33
-30.9
79.150909
33.18
-47.25
1.59
-73.23
5.01
14.77
68.8
77
25.6
14.61
83.04
60.72
nelcast
0903
17.4
2.46
290.31
-18.56
-85.48
88.730909
76.88
-23.4
2.23
-57.52
1.95
16.96
75.4
85
16.6
0
131.2
68.71
ramkrishna Forg. 0903
15.33
4.91
224.43
12.43
-65.16
58.20909
70.89
17.6
2.53
78.17
2.3
48.51
113
116.9
21.3
116.49
173.23
52.49
Castings,
11.5
Simplex casting
0903
5.98
24.22
179.48
16.16
25.79
69.550909
40.91
-11.05
3.12
9.86
16.11
19.09
84.2
90.95
26.15
5.23
50.35
58.68
Sterling tools
0903
6.84
3.35
150.96
-2.82
-77.4
75.730909
42.3
1.56
2.39
43.11
4.72
14.71
78.7
84.45
28.1
0
53.83
69.19
Sundram Fasten.
0903
21.01
3.65
1,262.20
4.67
-77.72
20.330909
330.95
-14.7
18.87
105.78
1.74
12.85
57.8
59.75
13
38.79
1214.38
49.53
tayo rolls
0903
10.26
-24.41
164.93
-21.36
-363.62
87.580909
31.82
-44.45
-1.5
-383.02
0
13.79
176.9
196
52.1
0
181.5
73.21
acc
0812
187.88
26.71
7,189.56
4.49
-15.7
262.280909
1969.39
9.97
435.63
53.7
86.63
17.03
898.95
929.8
469.1
10.38
16876.89
46.2
ambuja cem.
0812
304.52
22.73
6,182.09
10.44
-20.74
37.260909
1610.95
16.15
318.48
27.34
8.04
28.94
103.4
111.5
59.55
12.84
15755.06
46.43
andhra cements
0903
132.53
17.99
369.36
-16.49
-48.13
5.240909
90.52
15.33
10.26
-52.41
4.71
27.96
27.8
35.25
14.8
7.09
368.41
73.15
anjani Portland
0903
71.9
61.44
Barak Valley
Cement
18.39
33.96
129.17
2.14
30.340909
36.42
2.33
5.7
18.75
8.86
29.84
39.1
15
3.34
0903
22.16
10.75
89.14
26.78
-25.73
35.550909
19.03
7.57
0.24
2300
3.84
18.72
30.5
39.2
10
7.94
67.59
60.6
Bheema cements 0903
26.48
9
83.30
119.56
377.16
61.20909
18.41
-0.22
4.31
-6.51
5.08
29.22
59
82.85
24.5
9.53
156.23
74.01
Binani cement
0903
203.1
24.31
1,493.69
55.33
-38.2
23.460909
432.57
41.21
101.14
277.25
11.64
31.87
74.85
81.7
24.95
6.43
1520.2
64.91
Birla corpn.
0903
77.01
28.43
1,790.19
3.99
-17.8
166.150909
505.74
36.02
152.05
154.69
62.26
12.97
381.9
389.7
125
6.13
2941.01
62.9
Burnpur cement
0903
43
-0.37
19.47
-28
-114.08
12.610909
6.07
100.99
0.01
-80
0.07
19.56
13.57
17.59
7.15
0
58.34
46.24
chettinad cement 0903
29.5
-1.13
1,137.67
22.31
-102.57
120.390909
361.16
28.66
44.49
30.24
40.57
28.5
471.05
529.9
345
0
1389.6
85.03
Dalmia cement
0903
Deccan cements
25.32
42.4
16.19
18.49
1,758.68
19.83
-54.31
148.930909
558.83
24.4
53.85
33.99
22.29
36.65
185.75
219.85
71.65
8.33
1503.65
56.6
0903
7
22.06
185.56
-1.3
-28.64
244.360909
82.15
108.87
10.97
50.89
53.65
4.54
231.8
293
117.55
4.32
162.26
54.63
Guj. Sidhee cem. 0809
144.67
16.06
570.15
44.72
-6.82
3.170909
87.22
-3.99
-5.84
94.67
3.22
30.3
17.75
20.95
6.06
6.32
256.7
35.39
Heidelberg cem.
0812
158.02
21.26
761.16
28.22
28.55
31.950909
207.69
74.35
27.05
169.15
8.71
16.86
49
51.9
13.45
6.27
1110.44
68.55
india cements
0903
282.43
17.48
3,358.34
10.32
-32.21
1050909
989.44
7.48
136.94
1.99
15.48
26.99
124.2
180
90.7
7.94
3509.64
27.4
February, 2010 [27]
Stock Market Monitor FULL YEAR Company Name
Equity RONW Net Year Ended Rs. Cr % Sales
LATEST QUARTER Net PAT Sales% rise
BV
Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
PAT ( %)
CURRENT DATA TTM Eps
CAGR CMP Sales% Rs.
52W high
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
Jk Lakshmi cem. kcP kakatiya cements Madras cement Mangalam cement 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 Murudesh ceramic nitco orient ceramics restile ceramics Somany ceramics Chemicals aarti inds. adinath Bio-Labs aditya Bir.chem. alkyl amines andhra Petrochem asahi Songwon atul avon organics Balaji amines BaSF india Bhuruka Gases Boc india Bodal chemicals Bombay oxygen castrol india chembond chem ciba india clariant chemica cochin Minerals
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 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 17.51 32.12 10.53 98.28 6.9
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 0.07 4.92 12.68 0 14.55
1,223.90 349.32 182.07 2,530.90 564.15 303.98 1,120.15 627.96 1,111.01 306.54 806.35 713.59 306.90 24.60 2,716.46 6,385.50 34.17 528.69 623.40 552.33 452.87 577.98 331.95 159.73 212.76 616.32 669.09 180.09 666.14 225.14 36.68 441.96
10.43 1.84 5.51 25.85 10.42 57.73 46.79 -28.34 140.44 20.8 -4.74 74.26 20.94 -0.57 28.85 15.85 -0.5 86.15 29.62 51.77 18.73 34.4 74.01 25.62 -5.99 18.99 33.67 -23.94 4.49 5.67 15.31 34.18
-20.15 -0.95 24.85 -10.97 -14.43 0.95 -0.35 -60.17 235.9 -46.83 -50.62 -316.02 -254.49 -93.91 121.98 -3.04 -194.22 0.91 213.14 68.51 39.91 368.58 -5.48 30.45 -180.58 40.14 -40.75 -99.32 -51.06 156.85 -3366.67 114.74
128.230909 186.730909 159.360909 52.950909 103.130909 37.050909 115.750909 22.180912 70.060909 128.150909 29.670909 0.10909 3.580909 3.940909 347.310909 289.210909 38.50909 102.250909 241.620909 340.720909 640.830909 117.960909 90.10909 113.540909 101.710909 45.510909 22.020909 152.60909 161.30909 49.860909 8.790909 92.490909
345.19 98 35.89 847.99 160.9 66.79 294.03 229.97 251.69 128.08 156.79 68.63 71.08 12.66 899.62 1540.81 10.6 135.51 143.41 161.47 96.41 119.91 98.41 47.05 45.33 169.79 185.37 32.96 81.09 61.28 11.63 124.55
17.68 36.17 -27.17 27.64 18.27 -10.88 20.78 7.07 -0.49 220.04 -5.97 -32.97 -1.18 157.32 43.24 10.36 6.32 20.51 10.92 -4.19 6.5 -1.2 18.42 13.65 -41.62 11.52 12.76 -38.3 -48.88 14.84 0.87 13.02
47.17 21.64 5.12 169.88 35.44 10.64 33.41 41.97 74.73 11.22 4.65 -16.5 6.9 0.71 288.91 250.9 0.26 4.68 17.49 7.83 13.75 9.02 5.2 4.76 -8.62 9.15 8.77 -5.06 -8.27 2.2 -2.15 4.69
75.48 39.07 -29.67 49.58 58.92 22.16 51.04 35.26 272.16 -485.57 13.69 25.38 -305.97 -157.26 168.78 52.81 -183.87 -296.64 46.48 147.78 26.03 28.86 -38.68 25.59 -399.31 54.82 50.95 -1073.08 -184.91 31.74 -4400 84.65
23.55 56.19 24.35 18.7 45.47 8.93 25.71 6.75 21.49 25.31 1.88 5.41 3.97 0.42 269.72 97.72 0.26 17.9 85.71 64.01 3.74 30.96 7.62 23.98 0 6.8 2.12 0.14 4.09 7.23 0 23.38
16.98 24.36 4.57 29.48 15.42 39.87 23.9 10.53 40.1 22.49 40.8 30.71 14.9 1.09 40.61 23.17 -1.44 21.55 13.97 27.88 17.81 30.09 98.17 25.84 48.53 17.6 21.84 5.14 32.25 17.22 20.08 18.27
77.8 330.3 106.4 130.8 164.55 41.85 127.1 50.2 240.6 188.1 32.35 22.05 18.9 9.03 2192 982.15 44 166.6 534.65 800.5 65.65 148.6 59.5 179.15 59.3 83.95 52.9 39.65 55.95 49.6 14.05 136.45
79.6 372 114.75 134.3 172.4 48 138.8 60.3 250.95 271.75 40.95 33.6 22.9 11.54 2350 1005 52.45 183 559 831 72.8 155.4 74 218 65.15 88.7 56.2 45.7 74.85 53 17.2 143
17.4 115.1 47.5 57.5 45.6 19 39.8 16.1 52.25 111 17.05 11.35 5.32 3.73 452.15 343 33 43.5 102 205.25 16.3 31.7 11.9 52 22.1 24.75 21 14.55 21 13.95 6.56 40.5
3.33 5.59 4.36 7.01 3.69 4.87 4.95 7.44 10.7 7.49 11 12.89 4.75 53.12 7.98 10.05 0 10.68 6.18 14.28 14.49 4.69 7.8 7 0 10.64 24.95 0 36.81 6.85 0 7.48
951.96 425.76 82.67 3113.04 461.23 146.22 723.2 1497.21 1704.17 282.15 711.64 112.87 267.19 135.4 7636.93 12226.79 83.16 246.57 399.38 388.24 568.53 235.98 125.31 111.07 101.4 461.73 389.34 69.43 179.71 52.23 138.08 94.15
44.47 46.26 49.18 42.01 28.42 44.87 69.77 61.74 42.89 44.16 51.01 64.41 73.63 28.75 65.56 54.78 74.96 50.09 42.28 69.92 50.54 37.7 35 54.71 57.15 60.49 52.49 50.94 46.83 72.84 73.74 62.21
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0812 0903
36.4 22.07 23.39 10.21 84.97 12.27 29.67 22.5 6.48 28.19 3.52 85.28 19.9 1.5 123.64 3 13.28 26.66 7.83
27.08 3.72 21.07 9.61 10.15 3.99 11.4 10.3 24.13 18.94 9.14 8.73 -23.7 0.84 57.93 21.78 6.6 21.52 20.53
1,430.25 21.82 204.35 197.49 245.05 112.62 1,167.35 125.32 251.69 1,116.66 39.48 533.39 407.47 32.51 2,262.37 110.53 506.28 920.15 120.77
61.4 0.55 17.53 24.76 -12.94 35.57 16.41 78.01 15.55 22.4 31.29 78.87 -1.3 35.01 15.07 16.25 7.9 6.85 43.86
130.32 -2 -6.47 -41.13 -55.41 -78.66 3.41 -165.65 15.61 15.61 -16.22 29.81 -163.84 -99.63 20.12 -4.95 15.62 112.27 203.61
46.680909 1.20909 102.590909 61.870909 19.680909 60.810909 116.620909 21.290909 108.720909 136.650909 35.020809 121.310909 25.490909 128710812 38.460909 82.070909 235.020909 119.140909 33.70909
307.12 6.56 59.69 48.27 53.66 31.01 274 34.66 65.35 366.25 10.12 214.49 120.94 7.46 565.3 26.54 111.1 246.16 24.73
-23.4 48.42 29.62 -14.2 -41.64 -17.46 -20.58 7.94 -8.7 13.99 21.93 61.38 -1.8 19.94 1.76 -8.7 -21.09 -3.43 -12.65
17.82 0.57 13.04 2.24 2.46 1.94 21 1.92 7.58 34.02 1.22 12.54 2.45 -2.35 95.6 1.2 -6.7 33.49 1.84
-47.89 714.29 100.62 -31.91 -76.16 -21.77 16.67 13.61 13.47 30.34 454.55 -42.66 75 739.29 60.4 -35.83 -134.9 33.11 247.17
7.44 0.08 23.58 6.63 0.42 2.49 18.63 3.25 17.09 28.72 1.75 5.01 2.98 10909 28.09 12.18 4.4 34.27 11.04
24.24 -2.23 16.96 16.73 9.95 28.44 15.16 9.87 28.83 13.92 4.09 11.25 88.39 1.92 13.38 27.54 2.18 19.06 14.14
49.35 4.16 93.5 81.5 15.85 42 109.05 44.6 170.6 421 40.25 195.75 59.15 7240.25 619.2 200 342.65 473.6 64.85
56.8 29.7 102.55 84.8 19.5 46.8 110.85 50.6 195 460.7 0 215 62 7561.3 628 214 355 486.3 73.9
26 3.1 30.25 37.5 8.06 11.7 34 13 51 163.3 0 105.1 13.3 3595 291.5 107.05 190 144.3 21.5
6.97 46.22 3.97 177.17 0 76.36 6.13 13.72 6.87 14.66 12.94 32.68 0 68.74 22.04 16.96 0 13.51 4.56
378.61 91.81 218.7 83.13 134.68 51.53 323.55 100.35 110.55 1186.8 56.67 1669.36 117.71 108.6 7655.79 63.6 455.04 1262.62 50.78
47.77 39.52 56.31 74.19 40.8 61.48 40.26 63.6 55.71 71.18 74.96 89.48 74.09 58.93 71.03 65.97 71.4 63.4 54.97
Deepak nitrite
0903
8.96
15.94
572.20
21.84
302.28
210.870909
126.69
-16.59
4.64
-51.31
16.64
15.26
137.15
160
73
8.24
122.89
56.41
elantas Beck
0812
7.93
19.4
181.94
7.14
-3.06
137.480909
51.06
7.77
9.08
62.14
33.36
16.64
505.65
535
144.55
15.17
400.98
88.55
ellen.indl.Gas
0603
6.55
6.74
27.59
-2.85
-29.06
12.580909
11.33
-29.63
1.57
-42.91
6.54
0.38
431.25
508.95
125.3
64.08
282.47
42.63
Foseco india
0812
6.39
31.62
147.36
-2.85
-21.68
84.080909
33.89
-14.07
3.95
-2.47
18.64
11.24
373
399
193.4
20.13
238.35
86.48
GHcL
0903
100.02
12.35
1,239.40
16
4.81
121.380909
290.31
-13.59
20.05
-23.21
9.92
21.9
53.05
59.55
24.5
5.45
530.61
18.26
Goa carbon
0903
9.15
18.94
386.88
86.06
-20.4
76.140909
74.82
-27.46
-5.11
-281.85
5.39
32.89
113.2
131.25
45
0
104.14
57.68
Godrej inds.
0903
31.98
-5.78
802.31
12.43
-83.38
31.680909
207.13
-14.99
36.43
-500.77
1.57
2.39
172.85
218.95
49.1
0
5489.72
79.1
Grauer & Weil
0903
12.79
15.39
219.08
12.61
-0.95
77.720909
62.93
17.08
6.76
103
5.44
20.08
78.2
81.4
28
12.07
177.28
49.73
Guj alkalies
0903
73.44
16.55
1,386.67
22.49
-14.2
169.520909
333.9
-13.21
28.99
-65.4
16.47
12.83
132.05
141.4
53.5
7.68
969.78
36.72
Guj Fluorochem
0903
10.99
30.62
1,044.56
45.06
6.14
1120909
213.63
-29.62
51.52
-56.8
25.16
47
144
173.2
49.5
5.66
1582.56
70.01
Gulf oil corpn.
0903
14.87
5.16
911.84
21.83
15.56
30.740909
228.75
1.22
12.28
-1353.06
8.07
19.64
104.75
122.3
24
14.33
778.82
49.03
Gulshan Polyols
0903
4.17
20.13
196.95
22.8
2.06
113.320909
49.68
-8.49
2.97
-37.47
18.67
33.03
131
154
59.1
7.01
109.25
64.08
Gwalior chem.
0903
24.68
14.87
367.54
27.78
13.94
80.380909
54.84
-54.12
76.48
987.91
38.69
29.12
94.8
125.7
39
13.04
233.97
59.98
Hikal
0903
16.44
40.55
478.04
58.78
18.71
133.40909
125.08
16.38
12.51
-27.1
34.6
26.91
429.55
484
119
6.28
706.18
68.82
Hind.organ.chem. 0903
67.27
0
546.24
-4.92
-285.67
-18.050909
122.65
-25.44
-17.68
160
2.91
5.75
43.25
46.8
15.95
0
291.38
58.61
-95.65
56.360909
141.52
-23.18
8.56
10600
8.01
16.03
44.5
46.35
13.25
10.55
137.06
62.38
i G Petrochems
0903
30.8
0.77
557.28
-4.9
iFB agro inds.
0903
8.01
22.94
276.18
39.25
65.82
80.410909
71.64
-11.9
2.78
-48.61
10.26
23.01
78
85.2
35.8
9.76
62.48
55.2
india Gelatine
0903
9.4
9.65
78.26
38.37
326.77
96.520909
19
-0.63
0.99
-38.51
10.84
13.14
54.95
65.1
18.05
5.06
51.65
58.62
india Glycols
0903
27.88
-9.74
958.73
-26.54
-151.47
135.860909
262.2
-23.84
1.24
-111.82
0.66
18.74
129.9
172.4
41.55
0
362.16
52.11
insilco
0903
62.72
-2.85
64.65
-6.71
-125.33
13.770909
4.26
1.37
-528.13
0.98
2.9
23.55
27.8
5.32
32.26
147.71
73.11
ioL chemicals
0903
18.15
14.72
302.79
-4.77
2.67
53.740909
89.01
11.36
1.55
-62.74
5.63
41.35
56.05
120
42.2
12.62
118.94
51.56
Jayant agro org.
0903
7.5
8.19
810.27
36.38
-7.98
47.880909
202.68
-24.14
2.47
45.29
4.78
26.11
93.4
121.3
30.6
19.83
140.1
58.56
kanoria chem.
0903
28.15
6.27
492.39
13.73
-52.13
41.230909
107.31
-20.01
5.22
-9.06
5
14.25
35.05
40.8
14.5
6.87
197.26
57.05
kiri Dyes
0903
15
35.04
278.49
25.18
-58.44
81.970909
80.12
14.16
9.27
72.3
10.58
32.47
708.45
723.7
72
28.71
1062.68
69.78
Metrochem inds.
0903
11.43
-3.62
223.19
-10.22
-147.66
77.280909
2.26
-97.08
0.99
-40
35.87
7.44
45.1
62.95
21.3
0
51.55
72.22
natl. Peroxide
0903
5.75
33.19
134.95
23.57
91.56
120.310909
31.44
-19.51
5.19
-17.22
28.26
18.25
252.6
260
110.5
8.94
145.24
65.56
navin Fluo.intl.
0903
10.1
23.82
420.09
43.05
474.02
226.750909
114.25
2.94
31
73.48
57.97
16.89
337.6
374
72.55
5.65
340.98
37.22
nitta Gelatin
0903
8.4
17.71
183.71
24.46
125.53
105.050909
50.11
9.96
8.27
128.45
27.28
16.39
234.6
265
49.25
8.6
197.06
80.5
nociL
0903
160.79
14.2
466.26
29.03
222.57
16.490909
107.3
-18.63
10.98
-20.03
1.82
3.17
26.1
32.7
10
14.34
419.66
32.83
oriental carbon
0903
10.31
13.42
121.68
35.09
370.99
64.680909
33.18
-18.82
8.87
322.38
14.76
24.81
72.4
76.9
18.35
4.97
74.64
55.61
Panama Petrochem0903
17.12
4.76
17.79
367.40
57.09
-21.08
166.790909
88.1
-28.34
7.08
8.09
32.2
48.67
158.5
170
55.55
8.62
92.56
55.05
Phillips carbon
0903
28.25
-28.13
1,163.28
12.59
-172.6
77.230909
273.33
-14.32
32.32
110.42
18.69
19.61
159.8
188.85
26.55
0
451.43
53.88
Pidilite inds.
0903
25.31
21.31
1,761.12
14.71
-22.28
28.990909
507.2
6.02
85.54
157.96
9.4
21.99
205.15
229
79.5
22.72
5192.35
70.88
Prem. explosives
0903
8.12
23.72
69.72
21.55
-50.94
29.220909
20.15
54.64
1.1
54.93
5.22
6.84
93.7
102
14.7
8.39
76.18
38.43
Punjab alkalies
0903
20.5
12.26
202.48
1.18
80.71
28.980909
37.71
-30.13
-5.3
-282.76
0
11.37
34.05
37.5
16
0
69.94
44.26
Punjab chemicals 0903
6.59
4.88
470.83
7.37
-82.61
162.610909
83.14
-45.34
-3.27
-143.89
3.1
31.06
181.4
219.9
105
0
130.43
49.66 83.21
Si Group
0903
42.31
-17.41
625.77
-3.81
-296.06
28.960906
145.63
-23
8.49
189.76
3.14
10.55
69.3
70.05
16
0
293.28
Solar inds.
0903
17.32
15.79
421.66
148.59
39.9
101.180909
88.58
-9.44
5.46
7.27
16.14
55.17
420.45
464.75
167
26.05
728.22
74.6
Sr. rayal. alka.
0903
67.54
18.57
681.52
52.1
18.48
23.80909
148.57
-19.66
5.23
-61.74
5.12
19.88
14
20.8
9
2.75
94.49
41.58
SrF Polymers
0903
6.45
-8.09
113.27
-30.58
-245.79
127.980909
0
-100
-0.93
-71.47
53.77
-7.26
278.75
292
100.2
104.4
179.79
74.36
Standard inds.
0903
32.16
48.07
31.26
129.85
2682.9
24.460909
2.15
-84.75
1.08
-99.44
0.47
-24.16
28.05
33.4
7.76
59.68
180.42
17.96
Sterling Biotech
0812
24.38
14.58
1,178.38
29.37
18.7
70.880909
362.55
20.18
40.98
-33.09
7.21
32.42
101.05
170
90.05
13.8
2528.27
35.59
Sudarshan chem. 0903
6.92
20.31
449.97
14.36
174.24
162.790909
150.82
19.86
14.08
48.68
41.49
7.34
348.2
357.3
90.6
7.93
240.95
52.75
thirumalai chem. 0903
10.24
-42.5
469.74
-20.55
-272.48
83.240909
163.14
18.75
6.76
-220.93
20.48
15.25
125.2
138
38.9
16.78
128.2
53.04
tide Water oil
0903
0.87
20.17
529.05
23.49
18.8
1710.90909
140.86
8.62
13.11
90
479.69
23.09
4992.2
5600
2867.1
10.39
434.32
26.33
Ultramarine Pig.
0903
5.84
18.21
110.22
26.37
-8.78
27.390909
25.48
-15.35
2.31
-50.96
2.25
15.31
36.3
40.6
20.05
11.75
106
48.34
Vivimed Labs.
0903
9.4
16.57
151.49
-2.65
5.34
98.140909
50.43
15.69
4.8
-38.06
16.69
31.46
143.9
152.4
38.15
10.15
143.32
58.29
109.13
-7.33
198.8
296
computer aptech
0812
46.5
16.06
112.99
13.83
93.09
-17.05
4.81
64.75
33.19
925.22
37.56
compucom Soft.
0903
10.05
13.98
48.19
165.22
75.67
12.860909
17.67
69.9
2.84
-3.4
1.8
6.23
19.9
21
6.85
11.12
100
71.38
educomp Sol.
0903
17.29
37.02
501.17
91.21
87.82
245.230909
35.220909
206.87
27.64
110.79
50.4
98.5
19.54
82.51
766.5
1017
266.2
42.12
7274.08
50.1
everonn educat.
0903
15.12
15.36
121.38
33.05
73
137.430909
48.72
43.51
10.62
32.25
18.34
49.65
419.8
479.8
79.3
22.95
634.74
25.86
February, 2010 [28]
2.41
Stock Market Monitor FULL FULL YEAR YEAR Company Name Jetking infotrai 0903 niit 0903 Construction ansal Buildwell 0903 ansal Housing 0903 ansal Properties 0903 arih.Found.Hsg. 0809 ashiana Housing 0903 BSeL infra. 0903 cHD Developers 0903 D S kulkarni Dev 0903 DLF 0903 DMc internationa 0903 Ganesh Housing 0903 HDiL 0903 kadamb constrn. 0903 kamanwala Housin 0903 Lancor Holdings 0903 Lok Housing 0903 Marathon nextgen 0903 Parsvnath Devl. 0903 Prime Property 0903 radhe Develop. 0903 rDB inds. 0903 Sobha Developer. 0903 Unitech 0903 Vijay Shan. Bui. 0903 Vipul Ltd 0903 Consumer aPW Pres.Sys. 0903 Bajaj electrical 0903 Bharat electron 0903 Blue Star 0903 BPL 0903 centum electron 0903 Fedders Lloyd 0906 Genus Power 0903 Hawkins cookers 0903 Hind rectifiers 0903 Hitachi Home 0903 Honeywell auto 0812 iFB inds. 0903 iSt 0903 Jct electronics 0903 khaitan elect. 0903 Lloyd electric 0903 Mic electronics 0906 Mirc electronics 0903 MVL industries 0906 numeric Pow.Sys. 0903 opto circuits 0903 Panasonic Home 0903
Year Equity RONW Net Ended Rs. Cr % Sales
LATEST LATEST QUARTER QUARTER Net PAT Sales%
BV
Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
CURRENT CURRENT DATA DATA
PAT TTM CAGR Grwth( %) Eps Sales%
CMP Rs.
52W high
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
5.9 33
60.83 10.51
46.18 545.62
25.49 16.74
16.7 44.06
43.250909 23.320909
13.31 204.95
-2.06 34.15
2.64 7.94
-41.98 -62.64
15.95 1.89
5.12 4.51
177.35 71.3
233 77.8
92.4 14.3
11.13 38.13
104.46 1177.16
44.77 34.02
7.38 17.66 56.75 7.05 18.74 82.62 19.39 25.8 339.44 11.15 32.66 275.49 5.05 14.09 4.05 42.88 12.64 184.7 10 10.18 10.75 72.9 324.68 12.69 12
17.4 6.95 4.77 23.44 26.1 1.3 0.2 2.36 13.09 0.07 3.82 20.49 0.4 4.1 101.05 0.24 28.25 6.07 108.67 -3.71 2.55 10.32 29.57 3.92 5.35
120.76 208.72 620.06 105.52 82.71 8.73 39.19 285.64 2,827.90 0.60 55.05 1,719.29 9.02 58.16 124.15 21.39 105.04 733.54 87.58 0.38 26.61 974.74 1,837.07 50.61 419.44
-20.93 -16.47 -24.94 -17.28 -32.95 -79.54 -47.56 -50.18 -48.89 -37.5 -56.8 -27.76 -80.15 -39.49 472.38 -82.58 4.13 -57.51 -16.87 -92.5 69.06 -31.8 -34.49 -64.54 46.45
-36.28 -71.04 -67.68 3.39 -29.78 -66.73 -99.05 -75.59 -39.88 200 -53.34 -41.13 -25 -88.12 698.73 -98.77 -32.81 -72.34 -55.41 -127.43 -78.31 -51.96 -28.24 -81 -56.98
53.170906 132.50909 98.450909 202.070909 47.970909 52.250909 6.250909 166.330909 72.910909 9.40909 140.980909 162.170909 19.580909 53.340909 22.50909 41.350909 132.490909 103.930909 34.450909 9.830909 72.870909 149.450909 17.610909 42.360909 57.630909
34.31 40.68 170.49 69.87 21.42 0 11.26 51.69 314.19 1.97 20.87 353.7 9.36 15.4 23.54 6.09 40.01 147.58 0 0 9.53 223.6 331.73 13.44 53.29
11.58 -22.95 30.13 -43.95 -18.03 -100 7.34 -40.32 -70.77 347.73 13.67 -25.94 170.52 11.76 255.59 1195.7 703.41 -30.85 -100 -100 44.83 -20.62 -60.73 34 -34.36
2.62 6.24 33.74 0.39 6.63 -0.62 0.3 12.94 33.78 0.54 10.12 148.59 0.15 1.07 2.79 0.03 29.24 57.15 -0.6 -0.35 2.08 27.5 124.99 0.71 5.23
4.8 -5.45 38.68 -78.57 -22.73 -263.16 42.86 183.15 -94.71 1700 -15.6 -44.07 -266.67 -40.22 16.25 -101.64 936.88 150 -110.2 -305.88 92.59 -38.2 -69.92 86.84 -22.52
9.49 7.85 4.75 3.94 48.17 0.56 0.05 6.98 2.01 0.33 7.35 17.2 0.21 1.94 8.71 0.02 73.66 4.86 4.44 0 4.54 6.57 1.43 1.45 3.13
13.62 24.69 32.92 39.04 28.67 -21.86 49.09 57.31 42.47 58.49 31.2 211.95 182.65 50.71 79.73 -8.68 180.96 45.59 41.76 0 27.2 37.95 37.49 14.68 65.29
82.75 66.4 75 185.15 115.45 17.05 6.04 75.25 383.95 24.8 132.25 364.7 47.8 60.25 108.05 54.95 499.6 129 84.75 6.02 124.4 281.8 88.4 49.6 67.2
91.8 78.45 89.2 235 135 28 8.12 87.9 490.8 29.6 147.7 410.8 50 73.7 129 61.45 567.45 151.35 129 10.64 142 302 118.35 55.9 80.95
16.35 17 20.6 26.05 24 7.61 3.35 15.2 124.15 1.66 30 62.5 2.8 16.5 15 11.26 80.5 30.55 45 1.9 26.4 67.45 24.6 9.75 23.9
12.1 11.63 12.91 46.99 7.91 34.8 0 15.2 190.07 91.85 17.99 25.08 265.56 0 12.41 0 6.76 28.48 2.87 0 32.06 50.32 72.46 26.24 21.47
61.07 116.66 923.4 130.53 216.24 140.87 64.33 194.15 65171.67 55.8 431.8 12612.79 120.69 84.89 218.8 235.63 631.49 2561.29 169.5 151.58 133.73 2763.33 21116.99 62.94 403.2
54.82 47.12 64.47 39.95 66.17 33.49 60 36.99 78.65 71.26 56.27 48.31 8.56 45.07 61.33 48.74 89.15 80.33 60.65 30.42 58.79 64.67 43.84 33.89 59.12
6.05 17.29 80 17.99 48.51 7.4 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
21.26 45 21.19 57.17 0 1.14 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
143.04 1,775.06 4,583.31 2,552.29 76.16 21.53 460.22 556.57 241.82 98.18 470.13 962.34 489.94 19.05 387.88 285.10 585.32 239.71 1,429.79 354.73 409.42 401.23 99.13
4.32 28.71 12.9 14.89 -31.93 -57.09 3.19 19.23 18.5 -3.74 5.28 11.11 16.11 -5.18 14.56 -10.92 -11.98 -22.03 -6.39 6.55 5.94 22.07 26.22
0.88 21.93 -9.8 3.56 -70.86 -94.45 -41.23 -72.35 69.8 -23.11 -50.13 25.75 743.59 -23.35 84.15 -135.28 -61.36 -5.61 -74.13 -24.24 -17.26 17.8 -2.07
77.450909 134.510909 475.890909 40.810909 13.950909 43.610909 46.660909 184.540909 50.530909 28.260909 45.520909 357.690909 31.890909 213.830909 -3.50909 96.650909 119.660909 28.80909 36.740909 40.690909 3380909 24.90909 20.820909
41.44 512.14 1299.09 563.04 20.75 4.01 161.05 165.76 75.23 14.93 131.06 266.89 148.2 6.86 131.19 69.39 159.24 45.25 391.85 80.1 117.35 120.87 31.27
8.57 35.02 66.4 -12.79 8.3 -14.32 57.71 38.76 23.86 -38.66 34.74 16.85 22.37 11.36 19.03 43.81 30.65 -40.15 14.6 -12.56 14.02 15.82 17.69
2.26 29.18 237.35 49.44 -4 0.26 8.46 14.51 10.1 0.53 8.75 36.14 6.79 0.4 -6.05 0.22 9.5 11.48 5.66 1.97 9.89 38.9 0.27
-15.99 139.18 91.81 9.99 -48.98 -36.59 272.69 24.12 124.44 -80.22 77.13 24.84 -76.96 -54.02 -51.13 633.33 194.12 -51.02 550.57 -40.12 103.5 0.83 -61.97
14.49 64.81 124.04 21.08 0.94 0.49 6.01 36.29 52.21 4.28 13.93 138.02 145.9 2.23 0 0.63 7.07 5.11 0.76 3.45 23.17 8.33 1.27
28.54 28.32 10.87 29.72 -39.81 -9.07 17.5 47.48 17.74 22.75 11.05 23.87 20.92 8.48 4.75 21.96 29.72 57.26 9.02 34.99 27.67 46.97 16.43
154.85 846.05 1971.75 391.65 36.6 81.05 87.35 198.2 698.9 62 161.2 2354.85 69.4 131.55 2.63 83.95 68.05 51 19.15 25.65 319.85 237.05 87.3
171.9 875 2059.8 425 46.5 86.8 94.2 281.85 730 73 166.7 2390 81.6 148.35 5.22 121.3 75.95 59.9 20.4 30.8 326 243.85 91.1
45 135 750.05 124.6 13.25 17.1 15.35 59 152.5 26 25.65 652 19.25 62.05 1.7 27.5 13.6 14.35 8.33 10.41 65 75.55 20.25
10.69 14.67 15.9 18.99 0 0 14.51 5.47 13.4 14.49 13.36 17.06 5.67 69.6 0 20.58 9.45 9.62 54.71 7.43 9.59 30.95 72.15
93.53 1650.64 15774 3522.89 177.55 59.98 268.78 293.14 369.72 93.31 370.12 2081.69 211.81 76.69 206.4 96.54 210.96 513.32 415.36 62.97 323.05 4335.64 74.82
71.28 65.69 75.86 40.14 66.16 61.26 37.14 41.48 56.03 43.43 69.9 81.24 68.32 74.99 83.15 45.64 33.23 32.63 55.02 43.41 63.18 27.48 70.42
16.240909
97.67
48.18
Samtel color
0903
51.27
0
717.09
-7.71
5.25
310.78
30.43
75.08
-417.06
-2.25
19.05
22.6
4.42
0
Sharp india
0903
25.94
0.33
91.67
-0.02
-104.49
8.530909
33
20.83
0.62
-71.56
0.92
-4.51
29.45
32.45
9.11
128.04
76.39
80
Siemens
0909
67.43
35.3
8,386.79
1.2
76.1
86.470909
2482.05
2.5
151.54
-32.71
30.98
8.35
36.19
628.2
648.9
186.2
24.9
21182.9
55.18
Sujana Univ. ind
0809
123.84
5.48
149.6
15.25
1,172.84
29.01
5.4
38.020909
441.59
97.67
4.08
-17.91
1.62
21.94
12.08
12.08
3
7
63.51
73.25
74.53
461.86
12.140909
7.23
265.15
-0.57
-58.99
63.81
29.09
178
212.4
29.2
4.27
124.6
75
timex Group
0903
10.1
8.54
129.24
-1.94
36.88
1.760909
38.84
2.53
3.26
92.9
0.78
14.55
25.4
28.9
7
70.56
256.54
74.93
titan inds.
0903
44.39
32.2
3,881.75
28.85
5.78
124.180909
1146.8
5.35
77.6
-11.64
36.76
34.03
1476.6
1532
668
38.34
6554.63
53.05
ttk Prestige
0903
11.33
30
402.37
23.58
8.27
72.810912
146.73
20.78
15.33
135.12
38.15
23.57
460.6
481.8
87.65
16.18
522.78
74.92
Value industries
0809
39.21
2.68
1,244.68
-3.62
-37.23
114.260909
331.64
2.11
2.07
104.95
1.27
5.45
22.5
23.85
8
17.86
88.45
46.76
Whirlpool india
0903
126.87
56.25
1,940.13
8.62
118.19
10.770909
539.92
39.18
24.93
1332.76
5.75
6.72
150.45
151.8
22
18.71
1908.76
75
Zicom electron.
0903
12.7
9.01
195.25
18.68
22.64
83.690909
58.97
27.37
3.38
21.58
8.26
36.74
120.7
126.4
50.45
14.63
153.29
18.38 60.8
Symphony comfort 0806
6.53
Crude Oil & aban offshore
0903
7.56
28.6
1,005.01
46.97
63.27
243.170909
272.39
-3.43
87.34
7.38
71.34
29.42
1472.8
1679.5
224.1
23.77
6406.68
asian oilfield
0906
11.27
7.47
61.70
33.84
-44.91
64.640909
0
-100
-1.22
-1842.86
3
45.29
78.1
83.95
24.3
24.33
88.02
5.95
Hind.oil explor.
0903
130.51
5.18
85.18
4.77
122.28
81.230909
12.37
-57
-1.76
-113.68
3.03
17.31
307.35
398.9
44.05
105.98
4011.84
47.18
onGc
0903
2138.9
21.59
63,629.90
6.32
-3.44
368.110909
15080.6
-13.37
5089.6
5.85
68.36
14.67
1191.85
1273.5
614.2
17.44
254921.22
74.14
Selan expl. tech
0903
14.32
60.02
99.89
189.87
261.27
68.230909
19.01
-49.84
8.77
-62.08
17.26
68.84
380.05
402.5
100
25.32
540.81
41.22
Shiv-Vani oilGas
0903
43.9
13.55
680.39
65.88
75.2
160.60909
261.35
87.72
21.67
-27.65
19.51
54.84
350.65
394.4
88.1
14.95
1539.7
53.99
0903
10.67
5.84
1,255.01
-3.84
-52.9
299.850909
326.75
-12.74
9.94
-6.58
21.83
5.33
1247
1999
753
97.5
1330.55
74.97
Diamond, Gems asian Star co.
classic Diamonds 0903
7.69
1.63
677.22
-4.68
-88.54
57.330909
234.78
15.48
7.34
105.6
2.7
1.75
24.05
30.4
6.65
19.55
94.28
64.19
Flawless Diamond 0903
16.68
17.95
615.27
10.68
-44.71
48.530909
150.82
-3.67
5.06
-12.15
0.73
2.04
3.58
4.1
1.26
4.9
59.71
21.41
Gitanjali Gems
0903
85.06
6.78
2,693.85
1.49
-8.24
222.390909
958.9
31.67
37.39
6.22
12.02
15.58
127.9
148.9
32.5
8.16
1087.92
51.1
Goldiam intl.
0903
25.55
-8.27
55.95
-40.56
12281.82
60.660909
20.48
134.32
0.27
-105.04
0.11
-20.7
48.2
52.35
10.5
0
123.15
53.03
rajesh exports
0903
25.7
16.14
11,376.91
38.95
-57.7
35.560909
4023.27
62.73
32.5
22.73
3.02
30.66
92.05
98
20.8
30.58
2368.45
58.02
renaissance Jew
0903
19.08
10.68
669.43
54.6
14.58
111.070909
119.01
3.55
6.57
-23.25
10.7
32.53
70.75
80
18.15
6.63
134.99
Shantivijay Jew.
0903
3
5.32
54.75
-8.46
26.21
83.670909
9.33
-44.99
-0.4
-178.43
2.03
4.72
194
218
90
0
58.2
93.1
Shrenuj & co.
0903
13.86
6.37
911.36
-7.7
-56.71
28.590909
255.7
13.91
3.44
221.5
2.09
17.34
38.2
42.45
13
18.28
264.73
58.78
Su-raj Diamonds
0903
43.71
27.28
Suashish Diamond 0903
5.04
2,417.76
12.96
-46.56
155.540909
726.78
35.33
13.39
41.24
7.86
60
18.05
9.39
322.8
48.82
20.81
-10.79
752.34
-38.48
-172.24
252.090909
356.99
22.52
11.78
-140.25
14.64
11
302
395
96.1
0
629.97
89.43
0903
31.7
0
170.96
-44.84
38.09
92.080909
27.12
-52.1
-1.94
-144.91
0
5.34
39.95
39.95
11.6
0
126.64
13.63
0903
27.11
14.48
577.15
25.25
6.34
120.240909
132.1
-16.78
15.8
-32.04
14.35
9.88
133.3
159.8
52.1
8.35
361.38
53.78
andrew Yule & co 0903
59.27
17.15
182.46
6.83
450.84
-0.020909
58.6
15.92
8.75
-15.46
0.47
12.87
62.75
71
15.25
75.6
1859.6
94.42
Balmer Lawrie
0903
16.29
28.5
1,636.05
13.69
16.9
238.40909
384.02
-15
26.37
2.49
65.7
12.3
601
629
204
9.15
979.03
0
Bombay Dyeing
0903
38.61
-67.5
1,304.94
36.76
-1266.79
43.730909
366.94
44.84
-11.05
-89.37
4.02
7.91
506.05
539
110
0
1953.86
47.09
camlin
0903
century textiles
Vaibhav Gems
52.2
73.2
Diversified andhra Sugars
6
14.25
284.11
32.44
59.53
8.910909
70.71
12.78
1.02
277.78
1.94
8.74
26.45
30.85
7.6
13.36
159.23
38.85
0903
93.04
19.15
3,885.04
10.85
-15.35
158.910909
1013.97
18.63
82.63
106.68
39.74
12.18
541.9
577
145.55
12.14
5041.84
40.33
DcM Shriram con. 0903
33.34
8.56
3,405.49
37.37
-84.83
73.880909
826.49
-13.92
13.93
95.65
7.54
19.77
62.1
71
20.8
8.25
1030.24
Delta corp
0903
13.55
5.45
42.74
-33
-46.66
11.470909
14.19
19.85
4.39
-49.25
0.58
70.23
49.1
59
21.65
58.45
820.46
48.4
english ind.clay
0903
4.47
18
281.80
5.74
-1.91
164.250909
83.26
10.95
8.32
-2.46
46.53
14.92
721.1
795
225.05
14
322.33
79.91
Forbes & co
0903
12.9
0
187.66
-22.25
-2054.32
110.810909
35.43
-30.24
-18.19
1775.26
1.92
-14.45
387.15
618.8
305.05
0
499.42
73.35
Gillanders arbut
0903
14.07
11.46
477.88
19.76
11.59
105.860909
146.32
23.34
14.51
44.81
20.73
57.32
166.8
175.5
44
10.93
237.36
69.01
Grasim inds
0903
91.67
18.73
10,864.11
5.67
-26.19
1032.40909
2983.77
11.02
674.25
60.73
245.95
15.78
2795
2938
1121.5
13.35
25624.56
25.19
Hinduja Ventures
0903
20.56
4.79
3.24
-73.42
-20.74
291.890909
-0.17
-133.3
10.17
-11.26
13.77
-54.29
372.15
407.8
85.15
30.13
764.77
65.81
kesoram inds.
0903
45.74
32.9
3,881.53
29.83
-1.2
289.90909
1127.41
22.52
76.87
23.07
81.5
24.54
384.4
406.6
102.7
4.72
1758.25
26.54
Mawana Sugars
0809
30.57
0
1,025.60
533.67
-15413.8
84.970909
154.94
-55.06
-29.02
-70.17
0.09
7.16
44.6
52.5
14.1
0
136.34
65.97
nava Bharat Vent 0903
56
15.24
46.09
1,268.51
39.1
44.55
153.730909
240.94
-39.51
120.03
1.24
61.09
26.82
450.7
462.4
98.2
7.35
3423.07
45.75
neSco
0903
7.05
37.15
85.11
-10.72
147.870909
30.64
-3.4
14.58
0.55
45.06
57.47
1188
1405
358
29.43
836.35
62.04
orient Paper
0903
19.28
41.75
1,536.45
-10.11 16.52
-2.15
33.320909
353.18
0.15
40.53
-10.25
9.32
19.32
52.3
61.25
18.4
5.28
1008.34
33.86
21.8
Prakash inds.
0903
115.47
26.06
1,526.53
2.74
73.650909
377.43
-20.45
67.8
40.2
18.11
14.2
212.7
231.9
35
11.81
2470.72
54.62
Sintex inds.
0903
27.1
16.99
1,884.40
13.72
23.29
120.130909
413.67
-5.75
46.99
-31.14
18.45
28.99
271.45
296.9
70.3
14.43
3705.29
30.15
Voltas
0903
33.07
39.86
4,033.29
32.48
21.23
22.040909
999.26
8.85
80.64
29.67
7.84
25.94
178.15
186
31.1
22.87
5894.98
27.71
February, 2010 [29]
Stock Market Monitor FULL YEAR Company Name
Dry cells eveready inds. 0903 HBL Power System 0903 nippo Batteries 0903 Edible Oil agro tech Foods 0903 amrit Banaspati 0903 amrit corp 0903 anik industries 0903 aVt natural Prod 0903 Gokul refoils 0903 Guj. ambuja exp 0903 JVL agro indus 0903 k S oils 0903 kriti inds. 0903 kSe 0903 Murli industries 0903 rasoi 0903 rasoya Proteins 0903 ruchi infrastr. 0903 ruchi Soya inds. 0903 Sanwaria agro 0903 Entertainment Baba arts 0903 BaG Films 0903 Balaji telefilms 0903 cinemax india 0903 cni research 0903 compact Disc 0903 crest animation 0903 D c Holdings 0903 Dish tV 0903 ent.network 0903 Fame india 0903 G V Films 0903 H t Media 0903 inox Leisure 0903 Jagran Prakashan 0903 JMD telefilms 0903 k Sera Sera 0903 kohinoor Broad. 0903 Media Matrix 0803 Mukta arts 0903 nDtV 0903 Pentamedia Graph 0903 Prime Focus 0903 Prit nandy comm. 0903 PVr 0903 Pyramid Saimira 0803 raj television 0903 reliance Media 0903 Sahara one Media 0903 Saregama india 0903 Sun tV network t.V. today netw. tips industries
Year Equity RONW Net Sales Ended Rs. Cr %
LATEST QUARTER
Net PAT Sales% Growth
BV
Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
CURRENT DATA
PAT TTM CAGR Grwth( %) Eps Sales%
CMP Rs.
52W high
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
36.34 24.28 3.75
4.07 26.45 12.95
857.33 1,264.97 265.06
1.2 26.71 1.69
-200.41 35.58 0.12
66.480909 158.60909 339.710909
263 300.76 86.14
20.02 -12.27 19.96
17.54 32.47 4.96
676.11 50.32 29.5
6.55 3.88 48.59
-0.54 48.57 3.45
70.5 43.3 441.35
76.5 44.3 450
13.25 9.02 272
10.19 11.46 9.08
512.39 1095.49 165.51
40.29 73.04 74.9
24.37 7.48 3.21 27.75 7.61 26.38 27.67 7.5 35.63 6.2 3.2 10.24 1.93 13.57 20.3 37.76 17.4
17.26 11.84 10.47 5.61 16.18 8.78 7.14 25.06 21.83 -8.08 11.69 18.94 -31.13 15.45 -17.4 8.31 41.35
773.61 803.93 31.38 1,010.44 85.79 2,731.72 1,601.62 1,382.12 3,146.67 544.75 350.08 520.22 155.68 288.33 1,173.17 11,920.72 1,111.42
-23.29 5.95 24.18 38.61 0.86 33.11 -12.32 19.68 53.95 15.13 20.93 -19.87 3.22 2.6 21.04 9.28 18.29
28.23 141.73 86.58 -53.61 -24.27 -57.26 -66.92 9.21 40.31 -134.8 24.03 -15.38 -986.67 -5.9 -133.58 -41.42 -12.17
53.260909 38.720909 85.890909 70.850909 59.860909 129.810909 21.850909 140.430909 25.460909 4.990909 87.590909 258.090909 93.470909 32.90909 5.980909 59.20909 6.220909
161.61 193.52 9.12 260.25 17.8 585.73 326.61 293.25 946.52 97.9 90.7 68.69 23.62 80.01 315.86 3186.1 308.08
-21.89 -2.88 10.28 0.6 -25.65 -22.38 -1.19 -24.34 29.02 -6.2 0.55 -37.83 -38.41 68.09 27.51 24.83 -1.32
5.36 1.59 1.25 3.28 0.43 9.68 9.45 8.07 50.18 2.05 1.16 10.45 0.9 0.95 8.06 48.26 14.04
20.45 -160.23 66.67 21.48 -65.32 -14.86 -27.42 -21.88 18.85 -182.66 -142.34 -14.34 -421.43 55.74 -190.97 40.91 -36.38
9.15 10.63 10.19 3.63 7.63 1.8 1.34 37.34 5.23 1.05 31.43 32.4 4.86 4.63 1.38 5.67 2.03
-9.3 27.47 -41.26 -1.17 10.52 40.59 8.26 26.8 46.39 16.78 13.42 8.09 0.39 26.65 10.96 27.53 33.93
281 171.3 225.8 80.25 84.8 59.15 27.1 116.55 73.3 9.57 210.1 340.25 288.05 38 60.15 94.5 62.7
304.7 184.5 267.9 88.45 91.75 70.45 36.2 150 75.85 10.98 246.5 340.25 454.15 46.75 74.95 102.35 98
74 25 47.05 13.5 50.05 33.2 13 44 39.05 3.01 86 65.15 245 16.05 8.45 16.8 14.8
30.71 16.1 22.16 22.11 11.11 93.89 37.12 3.12 15.24 47.85 6.68 10.5 0 10.53 0 18.53 32.32
684.8 126.08 72.48 222.69 64.53 780.19 374.93 87.41 2907.08 59.33 67.23 348.42 55.59 77.03 1224.65 2069.55 1090.98
64.88 72.55 65.43 50.18 69.6 69.76 63.72 49.53 34.34 70.93 34.55 52.38 58.71 41.59 53.86 36.27 70.04
5.16 22.54 13.04 28 3.06 9.57 22.59 48.98 68.73 47.67 34.8 352.14 46.85 61.9 60.23 7.01 67.13 110.21 8.09 11.29 25.09 24.78 12.82 14.47 23.01 28.28 12.98 23.06 21.53 14.68
14.48 0.87 7.08 3.22 3.06 68.8 0 12.64 0 0.58 2.13 0 10.77 8.96 16.68 4.71 0 16.12 0 3.26 0 0.25 6.93 -1.83 6.1 35.24 0.81 0 0.72 1.46
77.55 60.35 294.92 120.32 1.05 187.10 37.43 814.94 737.69 228.28 109.63 9.40 1,323.04 225.61 823.37 68.36 36.85 5.10 18.76 165.83 344.45 5.22 91.10 12.85 305.27 743.88 59.70 485.27 234.95 104.17
117.11 14.76 -10.35 60.36 -17.97 82.13 2.6 4.16 78.48 1.36 41.06 -76.17 11.53 9.39 9.84 25.34 -42.14 -60.47 -14.3 49.83 -4.98 -36.5 6.28 -58.18 13.59 352.7 10.84 70.31 19.11 -24.16
18.22 -48.29 -69.67 -21.83 -115.5 101.22 -35.55 -48.49 15.26 -82.03 -84.86 -8642.86 -41.04 -7.77 -6.62 136.84 1375.86 1693.64 -1308.33 -68.53 -1809.81 -56.89 -49.92 -126.33 -39.96 330.9 -93.24 -164.77 -29.43 -82.28
18.880909 15.540909 59.640909 49.610909 2.370909 80.040909 51.290909 46.950909 -9.080909 65.790909 23.940909 100909 38.480909 45.890909 18.590909 19.710909 23.750909 11.780909 1.010909 56.060909 21.220909 17.320909 155.370909 64.740909 91.410909 66.30909 86.730909 117.610909 129.410909 64.220909
11.37 6.96 40.61 36.63 0.39 61.67 7.66 250.85 257.3 55.82 35.6 4.56 347.05 70.38 243.51 15.33 0.06 5.26 4.67 11.2 69.35 4.56 23.12 2.3 78.68 57.12 9.82 102.29 58.71 24.3
-40.75 -66.7 -60.7 13.55 129.41 32.11 5.51 10.78 48.49 -8.88 15.25 129.15 4.94 18.15 19.25 -12.2 -25 262.76 7.85 -67.67 -6.17 160.57 -0.64 -29.88 -4.7 -77.36 -17.89 -44.34 -40.61 -20.07
0.55 -2.37 1.02 0.79 0.75 12.84 1.48 99.9 -56.13 3.82 -0.9 -0.37 31.41 5.3 50.28 0.39 -0.52 0.02 0.11 -3.48 -11.85 1.65 3.22 -0.43 5.21 0.1 -2.65 -6.99 0.78 0.33
-34.52 -283.72 -94.37 -43.57 1400 41.25 -129.13 120.68 -63.58 -216.46 -131.91 -72.79 92.94 62.08 121.5 333.33 -79.69 -33.33 120 -425.23 -9.13 236.73 -44.58 -2250 10.38 -98.85 -983.33 -707.83 -96.22 -28.26
0.44 0.01 1.62 1.02 0.25 46.14 2.16 8.3 0 2.08 1.79 0 4.05 3.69 4.55 0.68 0.52 5.57 0.03 2.6 0 0.05 5.76 0.09 3.11 2.05 0.08 0 4.12 0.44
98.44 26.98 10.59 113.38 13 54.61 20.73 47.45 133.84 32.64 106.78 29.71 26.02 49.73 21.6 228.02 8.97 -20.14 10.26 50.22 41.67 -47.84 35.2 -15.99 44.66 283.22 10.86 45.14 14.81 8.53
11.74 21.85 61.1 71.45 20.5 65.6 67.25 169.05 44.4 225.9 33.25 2.57 144.8 76.35 132.15 116.3 12.98 5.73 6.34 63.45 143.2 3.67 263.65 36.7 187.35 21.9 64.9 271.05 186.6 74.15
15.4 27 78.4 79 25.5 76.95 78.5 178 59.95 270.9 41.05 3.27 154.8 77.6 141.8 128.1 23.7 9.91 6.49 74 188.55 4.56 283.7 43.15 193.9 36.1 84.35 463.5 228.4 126
2.76 9.95 24.8 24.3 1.76 29.7 13.9 25.5 17.5 103.1 8.75 0.85 35.6 18.95 43 1.92 9.98 2 3.34 32.05 71.2 1.22 51.8 12.25 68.15 13.15 29.6 136 76 38.5
27.3 0 0 79.39 341.67 1.42 108.47 19.43 0 126.91 0 0 29.37 25.28 29.04 0 92.71 3.02 211.33 0 0 52.43 94.84 0 0 4.08 0 0 0 69.3
60.58 262.09 398.37 200.06 125.46 62.78 151.92 4094.39 4721.5 1076.87 115.71 90.5 3402.8 472.61 3980.36 815.26 267.34 63.15 51.29 143.27 898.22 90.94 338 53.1 431.09 65.17 84.24 1250.08 401.75 129.02
55.1 35.19 40.24 67.33 42.67 20.01 15.92 63.69 72.83 71.15 43.7 1.99 68.84 66 55.33 17.82 0 0.23 22.46 70.37 63.16 11.46 52.6 35.78 41.24 25.3 72.48 61.47 74.99 54.73
0903
197.04
26.79
1,008.20
17.09
19.11
45.490909
320.39
34.69
130.56
20.54
12.09
29.91
367
380.85
136
30.36
14462.74
77
0903
28.98
10.92
249.99
8.19
-22.98
55.420909
64.54
-3.51
10.61
39.97
7.62
12.27
129.5
151.8
53.25
16.97
747.99
55.92
0903
17.31
15.34
64.72
-42.54
-41.28
45.790909
9.44
-74.89
4.55
-42.26
3.8
21.09
56.2
62.7
21.5
14.99
97.23
54.99
tV 18 india
0903
60.01
287.71
-1.54
-35
43.710909
63.73
-19.43
-26.26
-2270.25
0.74
46.17
90.35
156.37
49.56
0
1626.48
51.72
UtV Software
0903
34.2
3.32
251.19
-12.26
477.63
297.510909
79.23
21.31
2.75
-33.25
6.41
20.78
517.35
542
182
88.13
1768.82
83.26
Zee entertainmen 0903
43.4
13.85
1,210.24
16.15
4.95
53.990909
279.94
-7.62
102.48
77.09
6.78
19.09
270.9
275.25
88.1
39.84
11757.06
41.5
7.04
-88.53
68.740909
33.59
-8.7
3.41
-39.43
3.07
32.42
89.3
94.05
24.5
63.33
116.09
52.64 50.28
2.04
Fertilizers aries agro
0903
13
2.86
108.83
chambal Fert
0903
416.21
19.44
4,595.53
68.95
13.13
29.660909
957.48
-44.62
64.61
35.82
6.71
15.69
63.75
75.6
33.4
12.07
2653.34
coromandel inter
0903
27.98
51.66
9,419.05
148.21
136.64
80.570909
1685.17
-50.31
187.86
2.99
26.64
50
256.1
268
80.1
9.96
3587.96
64.2
Deepak Fert
0903
88.2
19.8
1,386.20
32.91
48.3
91.060909
350.93
-5.1
36.12
-13.61
15.54
23.94
114.2
120.5
48.6
7.33
1007.24
42.61
Fact
0903
354.77
5.97
2,146.76
139.05
378.82
0.10909
561.02
4.32
-11.39
-163.21
0.08
17.1
42.15
57.8
16.2
0
1495.36
98.11
GnFc
0903
GSFc
155.44
11.79
2,921.78
-14.9
-38.98
129.580909
766.23
-11.74
60.66
-23.25
14.33
15.09
112.45
117.4
52
7.85
1747.7
41.18
0903
79.7
29.33
5,884.68
64.97
109.42
242.340909
952.23
-45.23
77.17
-51.44
46.85
22.86
204.85
224
71
4.38
1634.91
37.84
Mangalore chem. 0903
118.55
13.5
2,469.63
51.94
-30.38
25.190909
609.89
-25.39
14.9
-41.06
3.43
32.09
23.4
27
10.3
5.35
277.34
30.44
nag. Fert & chem 0903
428
3.63
2,373.57
8.07
44.11
21.260909
533.2
-37.7
8.11
-0.49
1.13
17.01
35.75
47.5
13.1
31.64
1530.74
35.33 97.64
natl.Fertilizer
0903
490.58
6.77
5,127.10
23.82
-10.3
29.980909
1462.55
-19.55
57.72
0.66
2.46
8.64
70.15
86.4
23.25
40.09
3441.42
rcF
0903
551.69
15.59
8,366.39
62.75
33.78
30.330909
1791.95
-31.45
56.12
-33.48
3.55
29.48
84.45
90
30.15
23.86
4659.02
92.5
SPic
0903
107.95
0
377.84
-74.41
24.77
-102.20909
104.92
-12.71
-40.25
-51.72
0
-25.22
17.9
19.25
5.1
0
193.23
39.24
tata chemicals
0903
235.23
14.15
8,363.35
107.18
-52.37
164.060909
1250.69
-65.26
165.76
-23.19
18.61
27.07
310.25
341.8
99.7
14.72
7296.15
29.14
Zuari inds.
0903
29.44
10.53
6,090.59
132.65
27.07
315.010909
822.47
-60.72
65.2
29.42
44.71
38.41
483.6
518.8
113.2
11.66
1423.72
34.37
a.k.capital Serv
0903
5.8
37.33
130.19
50.96
41.19
192.10909
37.46
84.26
12.01
99.5
75.42
57.04
275.35
308
118.8
3.86
181.73
58.67
aditya Birla Mon
0903
5.54
1.39
70.81
-41.98
-97.15
8.20909
25.3
25.06
2.58
150.49
0.89
24.72
59.25
70.75
8.76
128.8
328.24
76
aeonian invest.
0903
0.96
2.88
4.00
-82.26
-85.71
184.380906
-1.6
-144.1
-0.91
-129.17
3.36
-14.33
202.6
232
69
0
97.25
86.96
almondz Global
0903
15.19
6.87
69.08
-21.69
-39.54
17.77
123.24
3.98
-159.94
5.98
-33.99
58.7
63
13.5
7.59
148.61
49.36
arihant capital
0903
6.51
4.98
37.67
-40.62
-86.67
61.180909
12.14
31.67
1.72
218.52
6.29
-31.92
90.05
100
21.7
17.62
60.6
74.52
Bajaj auto Fin
0903
36.6
3.15
584.06
20.2
64.77
297.470912
224.89
65.35
27.32
142.2
21.67
36.5
344.7
380
43.45
15.91
1261.6
49.11
Bajaj Holdings
0903
101.18
6.84
219.91
-37.28
-36.15
316.880909
307.56
92.09
298.92
97.63
61.2
-45.94
622.35
700
210
9.77
6296.94
31.24
Balmer Law. inv.
0903
22.2
41.89
18.89
29.21
28.56
20.160909
20.13
17.65
20.3
18.71
9.63
42.37
152.4
175
58
15.84
338.33
59.67
BLB
0903
5.29
-8.48
1,761.59
6.09
-121.74
23.010909
748.01
71.76
8.57
-239.35
4.94
9.33
18.85
23.4
6.82
6.3
99.72
67.3
can Fin Homes
0903
20.49
13.52
222.90
0.65
11.02
120.30909
53.06
-7.87
10.29
22.21
17.3
11.6
89
100.15
46.25
5.16
182.45
42.33
centrum capital
0806
6.83
17.81
52.98
82.94
86.12
267.670909
8.13
61.63
-0.78
52.94
27
40.87
1577.05
1732
1287
67.54
1077.13
33.73
cFL capital Fin.
0903
138.63
0
1.42
18.33
23.6
-16.490909
0.1
-92.48
-1.06
186.49
0
-20.71
3.95
4.5
1.24
0
54.78
69.81
choice intl.
0903
4
3.32
1.84
65.77
-46.15
10.550909
9.65
4495.2
0.92
4500
1.99
-17.72
120
159.45
7.08
65.93
78
26.96
chola.DBS Fin.
0903
66.47
6.76
1,115.20
25.12
-27.98
72.360909
191.38
-26.63
-28.03
166.95
12.05
37.57
70.85
84.4
20.25
6.86
470.51
74.96
comfort intech
0903
16
5
26.02
-52.79
-4.49
13.930909
5.66
-52.68
0.9
-400
0.16
31.41
17.85
30
1.88
446.25
285.6
44.15
Dalal Street inv
0903
0.23
0
0.64
25.49
-54.55
-145.70909
0
-100
-0.06
50
9.7
27.49
14558.8
14559
5740.7
0
334.85
0.83
Dewan Housing
0903
60.52
20.55
691.70
32.64
11.13
75.110909
233.83
50.01
37.51
69.96
17.86
36.33
206.05
219.45
45.1
14.43
1689.61
47.88
Dolat investment
0903
17.6
21.4
34.70
-34.34
-49.54
4.320909
3.2
-83.68
0.91
-84.06
0.68
41.07
5.76
7.8
2.31
8.47
101.38
71.86
edelweiss cap.
0903
37.47
1.95
191.39
2.09
-8.37
180.790909
61.14
11.98
5.06
6.75
4.19
79.12
485.55
542
218.45
116.16
3643.57
38.09
eicher
0703
11.14
71.09
31.54
604.02
1923.87
53.690612
0.22
29.41
0.15
-1600
3.84
-43.98
264.95
0
0
9.41
295.15
74.84
First Leasing
0903
22.79
17
189.36
19.6
8.37
92.830909
47.3
-0.82
8.91
8.92
15
10.13
55.35
59.9
26.05
3.69
126.14
27.29
Fortune Fin.Ser.
0903
11.1
3.5
7.49
-80.11
-81.45
70.650909
0.57
-48.18
0.07
-187.5
2.89
27.08
100.5
157.75
22
41.88
111.56
52.47
Geefcee Finance
0903
10.94
0.02
17.02
-39.92
-99.52
58.840909
1.71
-43.19
0.18
-1000
0.34
140.85
179.6
238
37
0
196.48
36.93
Gic Housing Fin
0903
53.85
17.2
312.46
13.82
1.33
64.650909
72.52
-5.49
17.13
22.36
11.32
25.57
88.9
103.25
29.8
7.83
478.73
49.27
Global capital
0803
23.7
4.84
2.73
76.13
73.24
10.780909
0.57
-3.39
0.44
-4.35
0.35
74.24
71.5
84.5
12.72
0
169.46
5.26
GrUH Finance
0903
34.65
24.45
294.00
45.17
18.73
63.740909
77.73
26.47
10.59
28.99
15.84
28.79
216.3
245
81
13.66
750.34
61.42
Guj. State Fin.
0903
93.72
0
57.44
-14.42
8.06
-112.30906
5.65
-72.59
-34.38
19.21
0
3.4
7.16
8.49
2.5
0
63.8
83.95
HDFc
0903
284.45
18.2
10,994.79
34.47
-6.31
461.850909
2844.83
8.78
663.94
24.28
88
29.07
2563.75
2875
1116.1
29.21
73284.8
0
HB Portfolio
0903
12.27
6.93
9.01
-53.96
-60.19
85.820909
0.96
152.63
1.42
61.36
5.44
40.26
57.45
60
16
10.56
68.88
61.13
HB Stockholdings 0903
24.34
0
24.62
0.08
-130.62
35.30909
6.39
-739
5.65
-264.72
18.1
58.13
32.3
35.8
7.3
1.86
76.84
50.95
Finance
35.770909
HSBc investDir
0903
69.84
-2.25
24.30
-38.96
-197.63
95.540909
3.83
-58.82
5.24
-225.66
0.75
-21.49
250.45
285.35
43.05
0
1763.17
93.11
iDFc
0903
1295.3
12.82
3,313.94
31.31
9.98
46.550909
882.52
4.81
250.73
19.15
6.29
39.74
161.05
179.7
44.15
25.6
20873.53
20.17
February, 2010 [30]
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PAT TTM CAGR Grwth( %) Eps Sales%
CMP Rs.
iFci iL&FS inv Manage india Securities indiabulls Sec. indiaco Ventures indianivesh indl. inv. trust indl.& Prud.inv. Jaisal Sec. JM Financial JrG Securities kailash Ficom Lic Housing Fin. LkP Finance M & M Financial Magma Fincorp Manap.Gen.Fin. Money Mat.Fin. Motor & Gen Fin nalwa Sons networth Stock nouvea.Multimed. Parsoli corpn Pioneer invest PnB Gilts Power Fin.corpn. Prime Securities ratnabali cap. reliance capital religare enterp. rural elec.corp. Sahara Housing Se investments Shardul Sec. Shri.city Union. Shriram trans. SiL investments Spectacle inds. Srei infra. Fin. Subhkam capital Sundaram Finance tata inv.corpn. times Guaranty tour. Fin. corp. Vardhman Hold. Visagar Polytex VLS Finance Walchand People Wall Street Fin. Williamson Magor FMCG aDF Foods agro Dutch inds. amar remedies
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0803 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0803 0803 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0806 0903 0903 0903 0903
762.41 39.79 19.96 50.69 1.71 3.78 10 0.58 8.68 74.97 23.17 5.3 85 12.71 95.71 21.78 17.26 27 19.36 5.14 11.23 6.17 26.92 12.63 135.01 1147.8 13.2 5.2 246.16 76.29 858.66 7 3.15 17.5 45.86 203.53 10.61 5.15 116.29 5 55.55 34.46 9 80.72 3.19 0.74 39.92 2.85 11.6 10.96
25.7 60.53 9.31 -3.28 6.67 14.73 7.55 17.26 0.89 0.48 -1.29 2.13 26.15 100.35 15.41 11.81 29.12 113.78 26.78 4.25 0 2.82 7.13 -16.74 4.59 17.27 -19.75 5.17 15.09 0 22.01 8.89 26.47 -8.03 20.89 29.63 6.2 8.62 7.44 0 13.73 20.81 7.48 10.53 7.69 58.41 -1.73 -5.45 12.26 0
1,373.18 97.03 52.10 400.27 3.58 6.95 11.78 3.55 1.21 24.46 39.86 0.78 2,883.25 101.16 1,379.09 615.37 164.73 169.55 15.24 14.78 38.49 8.36 34.19 19.19 111.44 6,563.65 0.42 1,128.91 2,975.99 27.44 4,882.17 17.84 48.17 (6.66) 927.74 3,697.47 20.13 40.90 322.27 83.05 1,093.81 212.33 1.00 67.27 8.61 25.60 627.08 0.49 39.19 15.26
-28.11 17.91 762.58 -36.26 -10.05 -8.07 296.63 1.14 -57.69 -98.62 -24.95 -57.38 32.96 1010.43 12.9 32.23 108.02 2079.31 -25.8 11.04 -25.46 6.63 99.47 -66.97 -35.21 30.19 -99.21 -9.39 45.73 -19.74 38.08 48.17 49.69 -113.41 50.93 48.18 30.88 1198.41 -30.27 66.9 8.93 1.09 61.29 15.54 477.85 326.67 -64.21 -92.23 30.46 25.29
-35.61 30.72 -11.16 -105.18 -35.52 -45.92 -60.05 -2.33 -81.52 -99.41 -120.87 -69.81 37.3 96.3 21.18 -22.75 44.35 2275.64 88.13 156.36 -532.13 1016.67 0.27 -141.64 -45.77 63.24 -209.35 -80.75 -5.6 -168.06 47.89 54.39 23.59 -125.03 33.51 57.09 -27.93 -644.44 -53.35 254.55 -29.08 0.24 150 33.26 485.51 119.05 -35.39 -118.74 50.41 205.13
37.090912 15.720909 18.360909 11.310909 101.050909 64.790909 69.890909 311.90909 38.560909 21.960909 33.460909 3.920909 262.840909 96.20909 153.50909 135.240912 93.210909 55.140909 14.980909 5270909 36.240909 17.210909 19.680903 53.560909 39.970909 108.180909 37.770909 131.250909 276.50909 90.90909 72.090909 29.540909 221.90909 49.320909 145.310909 112.640909 117.040909 1.120909 58.220909 14.080909 207.50909 274.310909 20.030909 35.250909 340.850909 37.570909 47.080909 744.910909 13.160909 117.070909
385.07 21.75 4.42 77.37 1.1 -1.1 0.71 0.57 0.16 26.5 11.16 0.08 784.68 5.14 352.98 160.52 86.41 36.47 3.53 7.38 11.63 35.76 -4.01 9.43 -7.46 2002.97 5.63 301.5 614.24 6.78 1532.44 4.36 19.35 4.17 268.87 1062.04 9.9 18.26 115.34 15.78 277.5 101.71 0.03 21.11 4.98 8.14 417.24 0.06 10.2 4.57
9.02 -5.88 316.98 -21.77 -5.98 -283.3 -26.8 -5 60 357.69 19.61 -46.67 17.8 -95.97 7.75 13.85 129.45 35.37 -1.4 225.11 6.4 2028.6 -139.1 -7.46 -797.2 26.37 8.06 6.21 -7.21 64.16 38.27 3.32 49.42 -159.2 17.72 18.75 -5.98 3704.2 14.41 61.18 5.73 105.6 -96.74 15.73 -27.09 31.5 190.5 500 9.8 9.07
136.35 11.94 4.13 22.82 0.56 -1.34 0.82 0.69 -0.59 16.33 1.24 0 171.25 1.11 69.2 16.4 18.46 21.77 12.87 6.59 -1.48 -0.11 -44.73 3.25 -12.49 637.91 3.56 3.96 109.09 2.29 494.36 0.53 5.77 4.08 50.22 207.45 6.69 0.58 17.58 0.77 55.93 89.45 0.3 5.44 4.41 0.23 0.63 0 0.2 -0.47
30.5 38.52 313 -39.32 27.27 -13500 -113.71 25.45 -837.5 465.05 65.33 -100 26.79 -99.13 96.48 144.78 176.76 25.91 1314.29 360.84 -13.95 -144 -6312.5 1.88 56.91 93.7 0 365.88 -44.14 -124.05 60.1 20.45 75.91 -152.04 62.73 25.26 -2.34 11.54 8.12 -129.5 72.41 108.41 -55.22 11.02 -34.96 76.92 -66.13 -100 -20 -461.54
0903 0903 0906
18.05 33.57 26.16
11.65 -21.1 19.22
93.16 138.40 369.16
9.54 -31.92 23.79
24.84 -247.93 22.61
47.890909 44.050909 57.570909
27.46 18.36 109.19
-1.75 -59.2 27.92
4.56 -36.73 7.25
88.43 -1332.55 11.03
8.45 0.06 10.34
Britannia inds
0903
23.89
22.83
3,112.38
20.3
-5.55
345.140909
858.51
2.38
59.07
10.83
colgate-Palm.
0903
13.6
153.35
1,698.27
15.15
25.25
15.90909
487.26
18.12
89.7
41.26
Dabur india
0903
86.51
58.99
2,396.16
15.01
17.92
8.530909
672.21
15.6
119.09
11.34
DFM Foods
0903
9.97
14.78
76.51
57.2
156.41
13.990909
16.52
19.11
1.09
1457.14
3.87
emami
0903
12.43
29.8
722.35
26.11
-5.64
48.020909
154.53
26.57
10.19
-15.44
8.84
Fem care Pharma 0903
3.53
38.38
107.48
14.65
159.57
115.670909
29.38
24.23
5.32
-3.27
28.03
22.2
0906
32.59
24.69
661.90
12.07
-3.61
150.630909
177.46
24.25
38.32
91.22
40.33
GlaxoSmith c H L 0812
42.06
26.77
1,542.96
21.11
15.77
180.90909
495.06
17.11
60.02
13.18
Godrej consumer 0903
25.7
47
1,090.77
22.88
9.07
20.890909
329.7
27.45
68.54
Hatsun agroProd. 0903
6.79
24.29
1,013.05
17.36
-30.93
15.370909
281.14
6.93
5.41
2.43
466.38
19.09
-66.18
13.310909
133.49
7.6
Gillette india
7.62 4.36 2 45.74 3.38 46.43 2.66 41.93 0.99 83.94 0.5 270.17 6.15 9.33 58.2 11.94 0.12 -26.68 0.32 42.18 1.14 44.12 0.01 7.24 68.91 23.28 3.3 96.76 27.37 35.74 19.02 49.71 30.14 68.97 35.67 206.19 12.8 15.08 19.16 3.59 0 79.08 0.4 40.26 0.18 86.63 4.49 72.13 12.82 -14.03 16.74 12.34 1.4 -32.28 19.83 -0.86 26.84 54.72 1.08 253.09 19.48 19.59 2.17 34.92 58.87 54.45 3.78nan 36.4 46.29 32.71 70.83 6.86 -47.02 0.4 78.14 4.64 22.81 9.02 53.27 35.67 22.65 66.95 19.8 1.75 2.13 3.73 -5.9 21.99 -57.67 3.95 129.74 0.19 9.27 3.5 -12.03 1.7 17.15 0 6.06
52W high
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
54.1 46.5 59.9 35.8 65 650.75 55.85 980 100 44.7 46.4 77.9 823.6 134.05 353.25 197.2 658.2 177.2 43.15 1243.4 52.5 48.6 28 62.35 33.2 271.1 41.4 139.85 886.25 400.4 252 176.5 364 102.25 408.3 503.8 97 78.3 86.75 751.8 370.6 516.55 95.05 26.05 296.55 1446.5 15.16 2326.65 61.6 80.1
61.15 58 68.05 61.2 70 846.4 65.4 1047 115.5 65.25 50.4 83.45 915.4 164.1 368 209.95 710 202.95 51 1497 58.35 50.8 40.45 73.9 35.8 275 51.05 142.6 1066 543 266 215 400.5 119.85 419.55 525 103.4 84.6 93 795 398.6 561.7 99.2 27.75 325 1455 17.85 2768.5 76.15 85.7
15.8 15.29 10.55 16.8 18.4 490.1 27.15 360 47.9 18 19.05 21.2 178 47.7 175 122 97 36.46 17.1 450 17 7.03 12.2 20.7 17.9 124.25 8.86 61 274.2 308.05 72 43.55 144 26 300 150 30 23.3 22.3 110 145 182.15 9.99 12.55 108.35 310 5.6 606.1 36.95 14
7 23.72 17.99 0 116.07 0 3.55 18.39 0 171.92 0 0 13.32 0 13.08 11.24 22.58 3.63 4.93 64.9 0 0 0 0 4.11 16.19 29.36 8.04 33.02 412.78 12.94 63.72 10.29 40.74 12.01 15.88 14.41 460.59 18.82 101.87 11.4 17.15 64.66 6.98 13.47 198.15 0 0 36.24 0
3991.71 940.46 119.56 907.35 111.15 245.98 55.85 56.84 86.8 3352.5 108.11 82.57 7818.43 167.43 3422.99 429.5 1136.05 478.44 83.54 639.11 58.96 74.99 78.46 76.07 448.23 31116.04 108.96 82.93 21768.96 3065.86 21638.23 123.55 191.1 178.94 2005.16 10717.84 103.11 403.24 1007.51 375.9 2058.68 2135.93 85.45 210.28 94.6 107.04 62.44 66.31 71.64 87.79
0 51.94 73.98 27.11 36.36 44.38 62.72 65.01 31.64 66.15 45.77 0.35 36.54 57.05 61.28 49.53 30.72 71.04 57.35 55.62 31.35 44.74 41.19 51.65 74.07 89.78 0 74.9 53.49 53.93 81.82 71.35 38.81 70.08 57.73 44.12 62.74 16.25 30.02 35.59 41.4 66.67 74.92 56.12 67.1 53.1 37.92 51.73 19.74 61.87
8.85 0.43 35.04
71.6 16.96 61.2
87 18 64.3
20 7.1 13.2
9.45 0 5.91
143.2 56.93 160.1
45 36.23 42.35
80.87
16.67
1666.2
1890
1230
18.92
3980.55
50.96
25.55
12.61
681.15
735
380
26.36
9263.64
51
4.58
17.22
162.6
171.9
84.5
35.5
14077.91
69.12
1.39
52.3
58.5
19.05
13.17
52.14
69.23
27.29
513.3
555
175
63.37
3703.46
75.66
775
818
540
30.46
273.58
92.15
12.95
1332.1
1408
601
33.03
4341.31
88.73
55.09
14.16
1396.6
1465
526.15
25.36
5874.1
43.16
112.46
8.26
17.28
267.1
304
110.5
36.79
8232.02
73.51
9.29
3.42
22.86
100.9
111.95
40.2
37.51
343.06
73.09
2.39
70.71
0.85
45.67
43.15
55.4
10.9
50.76
502.52
67.63
Henkel india
0812
116.46
Heritage Foods
0903
11.53
0
792.56
34.78
-3888.3
70.050909
218.61
3.02
2.17
-129.28
3.18
27.58
212.6
217.9
49.55
0
245.13
45.7
Himalya intl.
0903
28.87
20.79
58.71
27.99
62.58
24.250909
19.05
39.15
5.01
50.45
5.53
29.37
43.2
47.05
11.05
7.8
124.72
19.97
Hind. Unilever
0903
217.99
114.14
20,192.36
48.03
29.65
9.450909
4228.11
4.97
428.53
-21.6
9.09
14.84
263.25
306
210.7
26.19
58223
52.04
Jyothy Lab.
0903
7.26
15.69
373.04
-5.25
-23.47
48.530909
129.52
49.2
14.11
177.21
9.79
2.04
166.15
192
47.25
16.97
1206.25
70.13
kohinoor Foods
0803
19.6
3.6
635.06
7.78
-75.8
74.970909
168.94
40.75
5.89
89.39
3.57
6.95
63.4
98
41
0
178.72
36.59
krBL
0903
24.35
12.16
1,245.46
24.98
-15.36
164.810909
432.85
30.42
30.6
38.46
25.28
21.24
223.05
233.2
42.5
9.47
542.23
56.74
kwality Dairy
0903
18.2
32.99
582.80
75.06
103.03
17.620909
223.34
88.28
6.86
90.56
0.73
54.35
140.8
155.5
5.73
192.88
2562.56
83.7
L t Foods
0903
22.27
23.47
717.01
26.26
-62.08
68.580909
169.23
-5.27
2.71
34.16
8.81
14.68
69.95
84.6
26.1
4.7
182.71
56.73
Lakshmi energy
0809
12.64
31.01
1,540.19
121.21
164.84
74.320909
186.8
-26.26
32.1
21.18
15.35
65.23
164.6
208
61.55
11.1
1040.27
44.97
Lotte india
0903
3.77
0
170.96
10.93
-63.1
106.370906
42.17
7.88
0.74
-248
1.96
13.29
538.45
541.7
240.1
0
203
93.09
Lotus chocolate
0903
12.84
6.33
23.04
11.95
122.67
-1.530909
7.18
4.51
0.2
300
0.49
54.12
42.75
57.35
15.6
89.06
54.89
62
Marico
0903
60.9
54.32
1,917.46
22.23
-0.91
6.040909
517.29
4.98
52.14
15.56
2.82
17.74
102.4
113
52.9
28.44
6238.21
63.49
Mavens Biotech
0903
10.99
4.07
21.58
3.9
9.26
1.330909
11.52
169.79
0.82
228
0.17
5.09
91
174.95
59.5
0
1000.09
32.04
Milkfood
0903
4.89
-11.64
233.64
-27.28
81.71
81.940909
37.44
-47.48
-3
-61.59
16.28
4.25
274.9
347.95
170
46.05
134.43
50.1
Modern Dairies
0903
23.36
-72.16
457.43
13.49
-493.94
16.840909
70.02
-32.58
-3.66
116.57
0
31.58
53.1
85.2
13
0
123.83
45.69
Mount everest
0903
34
0
21.99
-3.64
341.86
20.910909
4.53
-14.69
-2.36
-75.08
0
28.04
68.8
90
38.25
0
233.92
49.6
nestle india
0812
96.42
119.78
4,327.67
23.62
29.06
49.090909
1302.23
17.57
182.76
38.71
68.78
15.12
2503.45
2739
1409
36.4
24138.27
61.85
nirma
0903
79.57
6.15
3,031.73
29.96
-57.05
163.440909
750.05
5.44
79.29
4536.84
12.77
11.74
216.9
228.9
82.8
14.44
3451.75
77.17
P & G Hygiene
0906
32.46
45.47
774.22
19.85
36.1
135.560909
225.46
19.72
51.48
4.72
55.81
6.05
1692.9
1899
670
30.33
5495.15
70.64
ravalgaon Sugar
0903
0.34
27.04
91.63
37.07
312.5
4233.80909
20.39
-18.08
3.4
295.35
1511.3
9.35
9338.6
11187
3515
6.18
63.5
52.88
rei agro
0903
28.9
11.12
2,446.25
41.23
-40.88
19.450909
969.79
124.1
48.92
169.68
3.46
32.35
58.75
103.8
38
17.75
1874.13
37.91
SkM egg Prod.
0903
26.33
13.76
122.22
14.56
-23.52
21.720909
25.88
-14.76
-1.26
-128.57
2.04
19.02
22.5
32.05
12.15
0
59.24
62.4
t n Petro Prod.
0903
89.97
1.1
938.55
20.84
-154.91
390909
217.04
-21.37
4
-56.28
1.97
7.24
19.45
22
7.82
10.46
175.01
34.54
temptation Foods 0903
25.14
23.73
870.07
165.22
121.34
92.980909
275.11
27.98
10.16
-22.44
21.76
135.78
38.5
140
18.85
1.57
96.79
20.14
Usher agro
0906
21.26
25.2
208.95
47.94
17.41
30.80909
70.25
54.57
5.53
38.25
7.81
53.64
50.5
58.85
25.6
6.56
107.36
36.56
Vadilal inds.
0903
7.19
2.79
146.02
11.75
-71.58
47.370909
46.46
36.33
1.66
-588.24
13.78
5.82
89.45
99.4
23.1
8.17
64.31
61.17
Vikas Granaries
0903
18.12
30.2
35.66
115.21
176.86
21.130909
27.63
308.73
6.03
737.5
9.06
18.1
34.25
38.5
6.53
3.78
62.06
Vikas Wsp
0903
13.6
18.98
365.11
19.59
168.69
51.410909
105.43
13.81
33.69
6.78
8.77
34.95
28.85
36.5
8.6
3.32
396.4
14.8
Zydus Wellness
0903
39.07
50.93
194.74
245.71
423.08
17.660909
64.87
275.41
8.51
456.21
8.7
60.99
262.9
301.65
52
28.18
1027.15
72.51
9.07
Gas Distribution Deep industries
0903
20
9.77
33.50
67.33
68.58
38.890909
14.39
68.5
4.21
39.87
4.82
25.64
118.95
143.3
28.25
24.63
237.9
46.93
GaiL (india)
0903
1268.5
20.19
23,784.71
32.05
7.77
116.440909
6202.18
1.19
713.23
-30.31
17.76
14.77
427.7
435
186.15
24.08
54252.89
57.34
Guj Gas company 0812
12.83
25.59
1,296.47
8.55
-0.18
106.590909
380.61
19.27
44.86
15.8
12.41
20.22
245.55
258
103.5
19.63
3149.18
65.12
0903
140
27.38
860.40
20.65
-1.13
48.820909
273.14
26.93
56.8
13.19
13.13
15.08
198.1
206.25
95.4
15.1
2773.4
45
asahi india Glas
0903
15.99
-16.36
1,223.06
22.96
-404.35
12.630909
318.94
4.47
-0.87
-104.65
0.18
20.08
70.9
78.2
33
0
1133.69
55.2
Borosil Glass
0903
3.96
-24.3
67.27
-4.78
-1875.47
97.10909
19.47
13.73
-2.45
-1165.22
0
1.66
472.2
530.1
110
0
186.99
54.99
empire inds.
0903
6
54.71
130.93
12.93
86.27
60.970909
34.7
6.93
5.36
13.56
30.78
11.17
440
476
132.05
14.3
264
57.38
Guj. Borosil
0903
34.1
8.81
93.07
13.13
21.61
11.690909
20.3
-15.52
0.02
-99.24
0.65
6.6
17.87
19.17
6.51
27.49
121.87
74.95
Haldyn Glas.Guj.
0903
5.38
21.65
102.96
54.55
-15.24
64.050909
29.89
-4.35
2.26
-11.72
11.72
19.77
95.4
99.9
28.55
5.81
51.33
54.75
Hind.natl.Glass
0903
17.47
13.62
1,312.84
28.51
-32.8
475.910909
301.66
-0.06
40.3
45.28
17.83
28.37
223.65
234
80
11.39
1953.58
74.16
Piramal Glass
0903
17.98
-22.98
588.89
24.57
-434.26
116.440909
173.35
16.78
5.51
-156.51
1.71
18.08
85.4
88.9
13.26
0
686.87
76.79
indraprastha Gas Glass & Glass
Stock February, 2010 [31]
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Year Equity RONW Net Ended Rs. Cr % Sales
LATEST QUARTER
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PAT TTM CAGR Grwth( %) Eps Sales%
CMP Rs.
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52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
Saint-Gob. Sekur Sejal architec. Healthcare apollo Hospitals Fortis Health. Fortis Malar indrapr.Medical kovai Medical Lotus eye care Poly Medicure Siemens Health transgene Biotek Hotels & advani Hotels. asian Hotels Bhagwati Banq. cHL country club (i) eiH eiH assoc.Hotels Graviss Hospital Hotel Leela Ven. indian Hotels kamat Hotels Mac charles(i) oriental Hotels Panoramic Univ. royal orch.Hotel Sayaji Hotels Sinclairs Hotels Ster. Holid. res Suave Hotels tajGVk Hotels U P Hotels Viceroy Hotels Infrastructure Gammon infra. GMr infra. Mundra Port noida tollbridg. Phoenix Mills IT cMc HcL infosystems Moser Baer (i) Mro-tek redington india Smartlink netwr. Spel Semiconduct VXL instruments 3i infotech aBM knowledge accel Frontline accentia tech. aftek
0903 0903
91.11 28
1.58 2.08
91.64 48.46
36.76 -11.44
-390.91 -54.41
5.560909 53.930909
21.61 12.8
5.88 -6.57
1.13 0.41
391.3 -81.53
0.29 1.09
9.66 19.72
25.9 54.15
27.7 67.35
8.02 20.5
129.5 48.78
235.97 151.62
85.77 53.28
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0909 0903
60.24 226.67 18.61 91.67 10.94 20.8 5.51 1.57 15.77
9.05 0 0 20.26 25.97 3.28 13.37 11.28 0.33
1,457.98 176.83 33.30 391.18 110.36 11.68 112.05 167.47 3.70
29.55 10.68 256.53 24.3 26.07 8.75 27.01 64.54 -1.07
16.04 -372.9 -2044.44 47.93 36 -10.77 -25.03 -334.96 -59.14
226.290909 34.770909 9.10909 13.290909 27.660909 25.470909 84.190909 311.020909 73.30909
456.06 47.64 15.34 113.53 32.14 3.54 31.35 43.73 0.76
25.01 19.16 105.91 17.44 16.49 22.49 3.47 41.16 -14.61
34.06 2.28 0.92 8.63 3.34 -0.26 3.87 -2.32 0.03
13.04 -169.09 162.86 45.29 183.05 -285.71 91.58 11 -66.67
22.53 0.1 1.07 3.23 9.51 0.58 16.22 62.17 0.16
23.88 29.6 13 18.71 22.89 52.42 18.44 21.98 33.58
705.15 135.9 32.15 49.65 123.45 33 168.05 1208.7 68.6
749 146.4 33.35 51.75 140 47.3 185 1353 75.7
350 63.19 10.8 22.8 43 25.7 33.05 360 12
31.01 0 27.72 15.37 12.98 73.33 10.35 37.65 428.75
4356.42 4312.65 59.77 455.14 135.05 68.64 92.6 189.77 108.18
33.51 68.45 63.2 50.98 45.31 50.69 48.32 68.73 38.23
0903 0803 0803 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
9.24 22.8 29.29 10.96 15.48 78.59 19.59 17.29 75.56 72.34 13.79 6.55 17.86 6.48 27.23 12.85 4.66 32.4 11.3 12.54 5.4 42.41
6.74 25.47 13.51 22.76 1.6 15.2 9.79 3.99 20.42 9.2 2.9 12.88 13.84 22.46 10.52 9.3 8.08 0 4 20.94 20.62 1.46
30.57 513.83 59.11 82.09 292.93 888.67 158.14 69.75 470.05 1,619.57 120.04 63.07 212.55 39.80 94.32 82.19 13.29 31.02 13.66 237.48 56.30 67.33
-29.17 24.18 66.32 -5.74 -6.78 -18.01 -10.65 8.88 -12.37 -8.21 -18.68 -14.68 -0.15 21.68 9.65 19.83 18.55 -15.82 -25.64 -7.76 -7.49 -11.33
-99.22 44.28 243.84 -36.91 -85.11 -21.54 -32.42 -17.51 -3.33 -38 -79.29 -51.49 -14.19 53.55 -37.13 -15.64 24.26 2324.44 -66.91 -25.06 -20.32 -42.67
6.290909 290.520909 40.360909 64.140909 77.990909 30.010909 53.250909 32.120909 18.590909 42.130909 118.750909 276.080909 156.130909 57.690909 700909 42.230909 103.710909 -7.740909 26.780909 43.230909 86.720909 56.660909
4.32 89.2 15.62 14.07 55.24 156 27.49 11.78 89.71 285.92 21.4 10.02 41.57 11.48 18.39 16.7 2.42 6.2 4.76 53.48 9.11 13.1
36.28 -20.22 31.26 -29.93 -17.34 -33.4 -18.74 -18.65 -16.75 -22.27 -30.13 -46.04 -18.14 12.99 -24.07 -9.88 15.79 -4.47 9.93 -13.17 -14.54 -30.94
-4.63 0.94 1.62 1.13 6.84 -9.65 -3.78 -1.73 1.75 11.87 -6.51 1.68 1.73 4.8 1.88 -1.2 0.23 -1.35 0.09 7 -0.2 -0.63
0.65 -94.57 -54.49 -62.71 1854.29 -130.82 104.32 -2983.33 -92.72 -76.57 237.31 -68.77 -78.75 2.78 -62.77 -188.24 21.05 -83.97 80 -56.95 -200 -166.32
1.23 22.15 2.79 8.6 1.29 1.33 3.79 0.56 2.37 2.09 5.86 19.77 11.86 13.74 3.99 1.38 6.53 0.13 0.4 5.32 16.09 0.47
4.69 36.95 54.34 20.67 65.74 14.83 34.95 36.67 19.19 19.37 19.92 9.69 13.78 26.13 32.6 29.32 8.67 12.32 29.37 22.06 14.59 19.04
55.5 530.1 82.2 102.25 19.2 138.3 126.7 39.3 50.05 101.5 66.1 217.75 270.15 315 83.35 75.9 179 79 52.6 154.1 213 49.45
71.65 590 84.8 133 32.4 154 155 69.2 52.4 108.45 77 233.6 288.75 323.95 88.4 93.6 192 86.6 56.75 163 249 56.95
22 190 18.5 63.05 6.8 85.05 40.2 31.55 16 34 23.9 126.2 135.4 195 37.25 25.2 155.3 18.55 10.01 35.6 113 14.45
50.92 12.83 29.46 11.9 0 49.22 56.82 28.27 41.02 62.65 0 11.01 22.8 21.66 20.89 0 32.84 0 181.38 28.54 14.13 0
256.41 1208.63 240.76 112.07 148.61 5434.5 248.21 339.75 1890.89 7343.52 87.25 142.63 482.49 408.24 226.96 97.53 108.65 331.25 59.44 966.21 115.02 209.72
49.74 63.57 40.72 71.35 44.69 46.42 75 59.71 52.67 29.47 73.02 74.63 55.89 74.4 69.45 51.4 50.11 9.87 27.4 74.99 88.39 32.08
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
144.41 364.13 400.68 186.2 28.97
2.75 1.73 16.58 8.88 3.62
37.16 159.20 1,135.12 79.21 90.15
39.18 54.91 38.73 19.31 -55.72
95.13 55.77 116.06 20.41 -53.62
36.060909 31.320909 73.440909 20.970909 102.790909
43.91 39.58 317.77 20.78 26.39
556.35 -2.8 7.75 5.59 4.18
3.57 11.19 174.79 5.03 17.54
-23.55 -53.74 55.67 -32.48 -54.64
0.16 0.13 14.91 1.65 4.26
119.46 4.91 60.78 26.41 63.87
23.65 67.1 625.75 39.45 219.55
31.45 91.75 704.9 48.4 226.7
9.41 32.5 294 20.4 44.5
147.81 0 41.97 23.77 51.54
1713.32 24608.25 25072.55 734.52 3180.18
75.98 74.62 81.04 26.37 65.92
0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
15.15 34.24 168.31 9.49 77.87 6 46.13 6.67 130.75 10.24 22.51 13.04 18.71
30.78 24.39 -13.27 2.42 13.63 3.93 10.39 0 26.18 32.92 4.35 20.19 17.73
820.45 12,210.73 2,181.06 124.82 6,066.16 156.72 81.00 80.39 527.24 40.70 277.77 80.14 220.35
-16.04 0.02 14.92 -7 5.11 -46.22 11.25 -13.96 17.88 45.31 1.8 57.35 -43.87
19.67 -14.54 91.19 -78.48 20.24 -75.71 -14.64 -63.2 83.72 -5.26 -28.03 60.09 -115.78
252.480909 66.140909 100.020909 49.510909 78.90909 48.560909 13.080909 -3.060909 49.460909 19.950909 45.340909 87.920909 67.970909
176.09 2983.35 518.34 18.78 1672.85 48.39 20.97 18.22 126.31 10.07 62.3 19.85 39.7
-0.72 -2.16 -12.49 -42.48 1.22 14.86 -10.69 21.87 -20.22 3.6 -14.76 1.9 -34.49
31.37 65.65 -48.54 -1.87 21.28 6.63 1.43 -1.19 18.32 1.77 1.8 3.58 1.21
21.07 -2.6 16.01 -703.23 21.25 200 1.42 643.75 -67.14 43.9 -33.82 -42.54 -97.25
75.75 15.1 2.71 1.26 11.31 5.28 0.91 0.04 7.32 6.9 1.81 16.13 1.11
1.89 53.85 7.76 5.04 25.31 -6.34 25.58 10.19 22.31 48.69 14.41 337.5 9.66
1321.1 158.75 89.6 34.5 310.45 48.7 18.5 43.45 92.2 57.6 58.25 221.05 20.05
1434.4 188.8 114.55 45.3 333.7 78.4 21.45 51.4 103 64.3 76 239.9 21.6
255.2 66 41.1 16.85 80.1 29.6 8.01 10 25 13.4 40.15 72.25 5.99
17.44 13.39 0 0 27.67 9.22 17.13 0 11.93 8.36 104.02 14.03 6.84
2001.47 3463.13 1507.97 64.45 2439.52 146.1 85.32 58.01 1555.41 57.6 131.12 297.09 187.57
51.12 54.47 16.29 38.69 43.15 62.37 55.97 11.35 29.97 60.02 71.72 17.93 16.17
allied Digital
0903
18.11
31.85
391.64
31.85
82.6
175.830909
110.18
7.06
24.16
12.42
24
58.44
231.45
279.75
73.03
9.75
847.57
55.59
allsec tech.
0903
15.24
0
96.49
-2.56
-46.64
93.390909
31.57
35.49
-2.51
-18.77
1.27
31.07
41.6
48
16.2
0
63.4
30.61
aurionpro Sol.
0903
14.8
10.12
56.79
-5.38
-2.86
138.580909
13.72
-19.53
1.67
-81.59
3.07
65.67
304.8
306
54.2
89.38
451.1
29.17
avance tech.
0803
3.71
-0.49
91.00
16.49
-56
60.920909
9.17
-51.28
0.23
666.67
0.03
76.58
4.81
4.81
0.07
160.33
115.63
12.48
axis it&t
0903
10
3.04
11.44
58.89
-141.75
8.830909
4.46
59.86
0.42
10.53
0.67
31.68
90.4
99.6
9.58
282.5
180.44
60.83
Blue Star info.
0903
10
20.42
127.33
16.04
162.08
66.610909
26.47
-21.29
3.88
-42.6
11.89
9.51
133.6
155.8
40
12.05
143.22
55.37
california Soft.
0903
12.36
-7.13
72.61
3.77
-211.03
79.760909
21.83
10.59
-4.35
-1773.08
0
32.32
47.1
47.7
13.1
0
58.22
66.04
cambridge Sol.
0812
111.37
9.67
213.56
19.82
170.37
22.430909
61.59
-15.73
5.7
-47.99
1.46
35.68
92.9
106.3
50.1
109.29
1034.72
76.06
cat tech.
0903
31.58
6.94
9.36
55.48
164.37
10.790906
1.67
-15.66
0.17
-59.52
0.12
27.67
11.01
18.05
2.11
34.41
87.46
14.46
core Projects
0903
17.25
19.8
346.63
73.34
81.43
52.840909
97.66
9.84
25.69
53.37
10.44
137.68
195.4
215.1
42.7
19.52
1826.99
44.23
cranes Software
0903
23.55
20.74
358.14
28.39
21.65
53.710909
37.07
-62.18
4.78
-85.59
5.59
29.37
30.3
76
27.2
5.48
356.78
36.68
cybertech Sys.
0903
26.47
14.06
12.75
-21.87
136.55
19.140909
3
-2.91
1.07
-24.65
2.2
13.7
23.4
25.45
7.6
10.64
61.94
23.59
Datamatics Glob.
0903
29.46
7.72
159.17
136.02
97.37
48.440909
33.47
73.33
6.83
29.36
4.67
23.46
42.3
48.9
12.25
9.3
249.32
68.33
Dhanus tech.
0806
17.94
30.45
195.17
115.94
120.66
148.020909
15.95
-63.29
1.02
-92.27
5.82
260.62
31.9
45.7
11.75
6.04
57.23
37.59
eclerx Services
0903
18.93
40.79
197.09
68.48
38.1
87.240909
62.32
26.92
15.85
14.44
30.88
55.63
450.85
479
85.65
14.67
857.52
59.99
FcS Software
0903
14.43
18.98
91.34
-6.43
-20.86
102.820909
23.44
2.14
5.35
-36.31
1.15
6.38
14.4
17.75
1.7
22.86
381.31
57.32
Financial tech.
0903
9.18
12.21
334.32
143.04
-61.65
381.20909
80.24
-32.83
218.24
183.24
78.54
67.53
1552.2
1622
404
20.15
7132.36
45.53
Firstobj.tech.
0903
19.15
6.74
17.35
80.35
251.06
1.190909
5.25
23.24
0.52
33.33
1
222.16
32.17
32.6
4.7
32.49
61.86
13.67
Firstsour.Solu.
0903
428.19
1.92
553.49
12.06
-73.79
22.040909
163.82
13.07
15.14
-43.86
2.04
39.36
35.6
40
9.5
17.62
1527.7
21.41
Four Soft
0903
19.35
1.98
30.08
-19.01
447.22
26.020909
6.91
-7.87
0.58
-59.15
0.34
16.56
29.15
35.8
10.55
182.19
113.57
32.83
Genesys intl.
0903
14.92
57.2
83.18
76.38
114.22
47.750909
17.84
-2.14
8.36
44.39
21.88
31.11
221.4
238.4
41.05
9.91
330.33
48.8
Geodesic
0903
18.44
36.28
493.79
93.29
73.38
66.60909
118.07
-1.09
36.22
-26.01
20.44
95.1
132.6
158.65
38.5
7.45
1223.23
22.74
Geometric
0903
12.42
25.08
230.38
33.65
100.79
30.20909
54.25
-7.14
5.55
-37.5
3.92
29.33
70.95
75
10.5
0
440.6
36.74
Glodyne techno.
0903
11.11
67.11
460.58
68.74
119.17
130.040909
161.3
44.15
24.24
36.95
40.96
55.22
491.85
524.8
80.75
12.08
1101.74
63.02
Goldstone tech.
0903
18.78
1.68
23.01
-61.97
-90.38
35.480909
5.39
-14.58
0.53
-72.54
2.2
-16.67
36.1
47.75
10.09
12.76
67.8
18.82
GSS america
0906
12.74
12.73
52.82
34.06
74.25
179.240909
10.2
-4.49
4.19
-0.24
14.41
174.32
327.75
366.4
90.15
22.24
417.55
55.29
HcL technologies 0906
134.05
29.76
4,675.09
1.29
27.75
52.040909
1247.32
6.08
300.75
18.5
15.6
32.89
368.15
385
89.1
23.74
24794.9
68.54
22.26
213.37
19.44
2.65
78.710909
48.65
-12.69
4.45
-28.34
7.66
47.48
48.9
52.4
17.85
3.78
113.01
38.32
Helios Matheson
0803
23.11
Hexaware tech.
0812
28.73
5.84
498.17
6.26
-441.64
40.270909
128.06
-4.82
36.64
231.58
7.09
26.34
92.85
102.8
19
13.08
1333.79
28.65
HoV Services
0903
12.51
-1.97
4.38
-29.7
-269.89
63.590909
1.2
17.65
0.12
-136.36
0.12
16.28
82.3
87.5
23
0
103.04
55.62
icSa (india)
0903
9.39
31.47
1,100.42
64.07
40.3
127.170909
311.12
11.31
38.48
-19.88
32.34
183.3
184.7
229.9
48.35
5.73
869.94
20.61
iec education
0903
13.26
5.56
9.16
59.03
44.14
17.790909
2.12
-5.36
0.49
-22.22
1.5
-5.8
44.8
52.05
12.5
37.97
68.36
56.24
ikF technolog.
0903
26.82
5.16
48.32
68.13
61.6
2.850906
8.05
-46.97
1.24
-10.14
0.16
162.19
4.59
7
2.02
41.73
197.65
8.85
indo-Paci.Soft.
0803
10.05
24.17
19.56
158.73
17.81
2.270812
4.2
22.09
0.39
-44.29
0.53
49.72
5.73
6.5
1.35
10.81
57.59
68.81
info-Drive Softw
0903
29.24
11.38
13.65
221.18
129.96
15.640909
2.83
1.07
1.08
-12.2
1.42
323.67
40.1
55.7
18
28.24
117.25
18.37
infosys tech.
0903
286
37.18
20,264.00
30.18
311.350912
5335
-1.73
1471
-7.95
103.68
33.6
2587.45
2629.7
1101
24.98
148400.61
16.48
infotech enterp.
0903
27.61
11.64
566.57
30.19
21
124.940909
144.72
-5.71
26.04
-23.57
15.57
35.39
284.75
327
68.05
18.51
1578.65
23.38
intra infotech
0603
4.92
0
0.07
-96.35
-1900
9.720909
0.03
0
0.01
0
0
6.96
38.95
52.6
24
0
221.24
73.67
ioL netcom
0903
27.35
0
37.13
77.23
-43.11
30.640909
8.07
-43.17
0.61
-16.44
0.69
80.84
32.4
58
23.3
0
88.68
4.01
it People
0803
10.66
0
24.31
-14.37
-63.77
10.20909
2.15
-25.86
1.18
131.37
0.18
137.75
6.82
15.5
3.9
0
105.78
24.44
kaashyap tech.
0803
35.91
12.58
58.43
2656.13
1080.65
3.080909
6.93
-42.77
0.22
-18.52
0.01
-3.52
0.78
1.49
0.39
0
51.27
1.31
kale consultants
0903
13.36
11.36
102.62
19.06
-39.09
69.880909
29.31
11.83
4.14
55.64
9.7
17.22
98.05
108.1
19.05
9.87
131.19
34.19
kernex Microsys.
0903
12.5
2.16
20.61
1.43
-35.63
104.260909
0.51
-90.3
-3.25
-415.53
1.13
6.1
203.65
203.95
50
0
254.56
54.07
kLG Systel
0903
12.68
15.68
228.36
-14.84
-36.41
189.330909
60.36
0.15
6.07
-29.75
18.87
43.15
209.65
310.25
47.4
11.21
266.26
28.55
kPit infosys.
0903
15.61
28.09
644.18
39.03
-2.04
21.990909
109.81
-33.48
25.8
140.67
10.45
38.92
126.9
138.4
20
12.14
990.45
27.26
LGS Global
0903
25.42
33.58
185.14
35.61
-9.8
30.960909
58.32
14.2
2.19
-74.86
2.56
129.94
87.8
95
19.05
34.57
223.19
64.82
Logix Microsys.
0903
12.05
1.44
25.43
20.81
-49.46
132.310909
6.52
-17.57
4.09
12.67
24.69
18.59
64.45
92.8
33
5.3
77.98
21.24
Mascon Global
0903
372.13
3.16
375.01
31.75
-53.62
21.420909
106.16
24.09
-23.29
3005.33
0.91
22.07
5.01
7.06
2.9
0
186.44
6.31
Mastek
0906
13.45
29.81
588.17
0.84
-3.61
1300912
116.51
-25.05
15.94
-30.64
29.87
37.81
399
462
97
12.3
1074.11
Megasoft
0812
44.27
4.02
123.83
-19.08
-41.95
71.690909
25.99
15.15
2.27
-59.39
1.25
23.26
32.2
34.65
9
0
142.52
7.24
Micro techno.
0903
11
26.62
230.66
34.12
19.09
242.670909
73.81
25.61
15.64
-5.27
52.87
61.89
203.1
215.5
53.05
3.84
223
32.49
Mindteck (india)
0903
24.35
2.97
54.43
67.43
23.18
54.850909
10.55
-21.85
0.81
-73.27
1.71
61.4
29.6
34.55
12
0
73.29
65.29
Mindtree
0903
38
5.64
1,012.57
37.98
-71.19
139.570909
311.62
21.82
48.28
31.98
27.39
50.66
684.8
729.9
187.1
25.16
2693.32
33.12
Moschip Semicon. 0903
43.39
0
10.41
69.27
-9.93
10.080909
6.55
351.72
-2.19
-15.44
0
107.6
13.15
14.47
3.87
0
60.53
20.47
208.93
42.38
1,451.55
-14.79
19.81
55.670910
892.98
248.94
230.12
211.6
29.03
41.05
720.85
796
142.05
18.06
15112.62
60.66
MphasiS
0810
29.5
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CURRENT DATA
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CMP Rs.
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Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
net 4 india 0803 niit tech. 0903 northgate tech. 0903 nucleus Soft. 0903 omnitech info 0903 oracle Fin.Serv. 0903 Patni computer 0812 Polaris Soft. 0903 Prithvi info 0803 r Systems intl. 0812 ramco Systems 0903 religare Global 0903 religare techno 0903 rolta india 0906 Saksoft 0903 Sanraa Media 0903 Sasken comm.tec. 0903 Satyam computer 0803 Softpro Systems 0903 Softsol india 0903 Sonata Software 0903 Spanco Ltd 0903 Sterling intl 0706 Subex 0903 take Solutions 0903 tanla Solutions 0903 tata elxsi 0903 tech Mahindra 0903 teledata info. 0903 tera Software 0903 tricom india 0903 trigyn techno. 0903 Usha Mart. edu. 0903 Vakrangee Soft. 0903 Vishal info.tec. 0903 Wipro 0903 Zen technologies 0903 Zenith infotech 0903 Zensar tech. 0903 Zigma Software 0903 Zylog Systems 0903 Leather Bata india 0812 Bhartiya intl. 0903 crew B.o.S.Prod. 0903 Liberty Shoes 0903 Mirza internatio 0903 relaxo Footwear 0903 Superhouse Ltd 0903 Logistics agarwal indl. 0903 allcargo Global 0812 arshiya intl. 0903 Blue Dart exp. 0812
16.75 58.73 35.15 32.37 13.14 41.88 25.62 49.34 18.08 13.36 15.39 11.18 40.4 161.01 10.14 53.16 27.11 134.1 6 19.04 10.52 20.65 18.68 34.85 12 10 31.14 121.7 39.33 12.51 11.68 25.01 13.21 21.4 15.68 293 8.55 12.24 23.97 38.16 16.45
16.79 25.75 0 10.29 31.03 22.01 15.32 17.17 20.82 13.82 0 0 0 25.41 10.26 7.66 8.17 26.1 11.24 17.46 25.23 6.16 14.55 0 5.1 11.99 42.96 63.87 10.2 22.69 22.6 1.51 0.78 19.01 9.24 24.71 32.95 37.56 26.32 0.08 19.06
85.80 502.07 13.00 209.43 171.43 2,212.62 1,541.02 1,171.34 1,112.79 203.85 92.35 18.87 4.33 946.69 42.75 43.76 479.75 8,137.28 0.68 37.08 243.58 667.14 20.53 301.10 58.99 172.38 418.52 4,357.80 725.12 81.63 46.77 21.05 2.31 294.31 61.09 21,507.30 63.07 200.33 421.87 2.37 734.93
29.61 12.9 -79.01 6.34 30.31 23.41 31.52 24.87 44.69 31.03 -4.36 -14.07 -44.77 11.25 -3.76 225.11 23.25 30.65 -54.97 95.26 22.51 17.98 42.37 109.29 -32.53 33.6 4.23 20.89 -28.42 37.4 11.33 51.88 507.89 31.45 60.43 22.95 150.38 76.35 25.61 -63.31 21.29
44.22 -38.16 -712.17 -56.97 29.45 69.33 0.42 111.23 -29.72 -2.15 -106.8 -361.48 46.29 41.6 123.67 52.66 3.29 20.55 -12.96 189.84 45.43 -48.75 12.78 2779 -38.21 -16.11 10.35 202.92 -72.41 -10.57 -11.95 156.97 131.58 -91.13 30.78 -2.92 69.13 21.51 33.25 -98.27 3.56
25.920909 51.060909 41.450909 63.360909 92.240909 418.980909 196.80909 70.330909 224.390909 135.360909 107.060909 18.350909 1.710909 101.050909 46.180909 2.410909 155.090909 109.710809 39.50909 86.760909 21.280909 158.550909 1.780909 129.60909 19.910909 64.50909 48.670909 154.550909 36.650909 39.980909 12.90909 29.270909 21.480909 125.580909 16.840909 85.420909 76.770909 124.040909 106.150909 17.240909 295.730909
26.47 117.65 1.98 47.9 51.22 536.59 434.92 286.44 317.86 45.86 25.2 6.43 0.58 246.38 12.05 17.6 97.08 2700.52 0.03 8.66 59.95 247.69 1.04 81.54 10.69 17.27 90.57 1109.84 148.3 19.48 12.12 6.35 2.87 91.33 20.52 5857.8 14.55 71.61 125.9 0.36 190.96
-12.38 -12.26 -43.1 -4.49 12.97 -0.09 4.89 -4.62 -50.57 -10.97 -17.43 28.34 1833.33 -2.04 -1.55 72.21 -21.27 38.61 -62.5 -20.99 -7.73 23.52 7.22 64.53 -38.39 -65.88 -17.07 -2.82 -37.41 -0.76 0 30.12 287.84 0.08 25.58 8.38 3832.43 59.42 16.07 -32.08 6.05
1.97 26.06 -0.09 15.41 9.04 171.81 103.52 27.59 17.01 8.11 -1.03 3.92 -1.64 76.55 1.05 3.58 16.1 597.43 0.47 6.73 14.67 12.91 0.12 7.72 3.12 0.99 12.72 210.64 1.94 2.79 3.18 1.84 1.16 4.14 6.5 1232.1 5.51 13.19 27.74 0.01 20.91
4.23 -11.21 -102.49 112.85 0.22 54.44 -32.32 -7.94 -52.23 34.94 -41.14 -340.49 -32.51 71.48 288.89 23.88 123.92 43.22 -38.96 -2.6 8.83 59.58 33.33 -111.98 -53.71 -96.7 -18.51 -28.82 -95.48 -2.45 10.8 -35.66 673.33 -78.42 51.87 44.53 -230.57 9.64 102.48 -120 -21.06
3.1 12.1 0 11.94 24.24 97.45 31.57 11.42 24.13 20.67 10.94 2 0 25 2.71 0.18 15.06 31.04 2.73 11.84 5.19 9.47 0.01 21.44 0.26 2.19 17.76 64.21 0.96 8.2 1.45 3.86 0.56 4.73 0.77 27.51 44.41 41.98 32.75 0 57.09
23.64 28.93 9.39 31.11 33.75 26.45 23.47 15.15 42 36.74 2.33 47.42 -27.93 26.5 28.99 164.19 23.63 32.09 -28.35 42.37 28.44 61.23 6.1 27.92 35.07 97.61 22.22 43.69 64.64 40.73 37.9 21.75 80.67 54.96 34.5 33.18 38.51 61.42 27.19 -32.99 50.09
82.75 184.35 31.35 153.5 160.35 2342 505.25 183.2 74 106.3 114.4 42.9 86.15 197.6 72.55 0.95 181.45 114.8 263.75 62.3 47.8 63.1 164.25 76.55 36.45 63.55 259.6 1044.25 6.54 44.2 17.4 26.75 23.7 72.55 13.78 694.55 285 326 331.55 23.85 357.35
99 194.7 59.85 164.25 175 2405 522.7 192.4 83.95 124 136.65 46.8 131.3 206.25 100.95 1.2 203.3 128.35 320 73.45 49.5 72.2 282.5 101.5 44.6 87.5 272 1073 13.92 50 22.3 29.15 26.8 77.4 45.27 709 324 402 353 28.45 415
25 42.5 26.25 39.5 29.55 428 94 26.3 30 42.1 40 11.36 38.35 40.7 28.55 0.29 41 20 46.5 21.85 13.8 15.25 89 18.85 14 21.2 75 203.7 4.46 18.1 7.25 5.8 2.72 19 11.01 195 81.3 159 64.65 2.31 61.2
29.45 15.25 0 13.15 6.59 24.04 16.14 13.69 3.13 4.02 22.61 0 0 9.24 27.8 7.31 9.94 6.48 183.16 5.49 9.19 5.57 0 5.02 135 29.02 14.63 16.18 0 4.96 8.29 7.04 103.04 5.23 17.01 25.45 6.81 8.02 10.12 0 7.94
152.67 1083.24 109.76 496.73 210.7 19625.96 6525.3 1811.12 133.79 130.96 175.6 95.92 348.05 3182.35 73.57 50.5 491.91 13498.18 177.5 121.24 502.86 177.12 4277.07 333.15 446.15 635.5 809.17 12763.87 128.61 50.87 101.62 66.93 62.62 155.26 333.2 101928.69 253.37 413.37 794.73 91.01 587.84
71.22 39.64 31.27 59.55 54.45 80.55 46.54 29.16 32.64 46.62 61.59 71.21 61.29 41.97 74.69 2.58 27.94 42.69 46.99 58.06 45.41 37.72 58.58 11.77 58.33 36.26 44.52 83.14 16.23 38.67 14.95 40.03 43.3 19.12 27.82 79.68 48.09 63.98 53.09 0 35.42
64.26 7.86 12.82 17.04 18.54 6 10.57
26.13 3.66 8.32 6.34 4.37 21.12 8.3
989.47 140.19 321.29 241.37 332.43 407.46 321.82
14.1 9.08 61.32 -2.79 14.29 33.3 9.52
28.04 -56.27 -24.88 -52.88 48.48 35.27 115.41
39.440909 129.710909 91.060909 71.790909 12.760909 61.630909 91.350909
260.43 69.79 106.16 62.79 107.83 131.57 104.14
16.06 26.11 12.42 19.44 3.51 43.51 4.77
13.15 2.69 3.93 3.01 4.81 9.32 4.61
6.05 3.46 -39.91 144.72 15.9 363.68 61.75
9.8 6.09 7.92 5.43 2.05 23.4 9.26
7.98 14.72 42.28 6.38 13.75 15.21 17.3
199 80.5 68.4 104.1 17.5 184.1 49.6
208.9 85.8 71.9 113.7 22.65 220.35 51.75
76.5 16.2 16.1 35 6.62 24.25 16.55
20.33 16.3 8.53 19.21 8.58 7.91 5.35
1278.77 63.27 87.69 177.39 162.23 220.92 50.44
51.02 41.11 54.13 66.11 65.81 75 50.48
4.91 22.36 11.75 23.76
17.65 21.86 3.91 21.81
14.31 516.79 256.39 974.46
53.87 43.53 26.98 20.49
-67.1 54.98 49.6 10.61
15.820909 208.360909 82.910909 164.930909
4.01 132.52 60.92 235.61
9.56 -4.39 -19.2 -10.36
0.9 31.27 3.23 16.49
69.81 20.27 -41.8 21.43
3.02 9.96 2.15 21.92
28.34 28.72 218.68 22.39
138.7 194.15 187.95 660
237.7 218 199 750
39.6 120 42.55 370
56.15 24.42 87.42 30.11
56.73 2422.99 1104.21 1566.18
66.98 77.73 40.89 81.03
container corpn
0903
129.98
22.78
3,417.16
2.09
5.18
289.450909
959.9
6.16
204.35
-8.64
61.49
14.13
1289.9
1340
610.5
20.98
16766.12
63.09
Gateway Distr.
0903
107.71
14.63
203.56
23.35
24.66
58.820909
38.57
-29.96
17.97
-31.41
7.43
28.04
140.5
147.7
42.25
18.39
1514.31
45.54
Gati
0906
16.98
0
618.08
11.96
-163.33
31.90909
169.97
7.81
2.27
440.48
0.33
15.09
64.65
73
33.15
157.68
548.88
49.2
Patel integrated
0903
15.12
3.53
283.07
-3.14
-52.46
54.330909
51.04
-34.56
0.74
-14.94
5.44
18.98
36.8
42.75
14.6
30.67
55.49
38.71
Sical Logistics
0903
39.54
5.14
472.47
-15.78
-84.94
49.60909
126.46
3.24
2.44
-105.82
17.91
-15.32
101.25
110.25
19.1
25.12
400.14
43.25
transport corp.
0903
14.5
10.9
1,297.95
8.3
-0.46
37.430909
357.01
5.7
10.73
92.29
4.89
15.5
96.95
103.7
32.5
17.63
702.89
67.94
archies
0903
6.76
2.87
138.55
17.73
-113.29
117.870909
36.85
5.38
2.77
-474.32
8.45
15.7
99.85
124.55
33.2
26.77
67.5
62.35
Blue Bird (i)
0903
35
7.47
502.22
9.49
-34.93
58.350909
133.15
-1.72
0.38
-94.92
3.43
25.26
32
37.7
13.25
11
112
52.61
infomedia 18
0903
19.89
0
123.94
-14.35
776.29
-11.410909
23.33
-31.64
-19.56
143.28
0
-0.31
53.45
88.15
32.64
0
265.7
43.32
karma ispat
0903
33
1.09
276.70
132.31
-23.47
16.070909
92.37
55.43
0.49
172.22
0.57
221.15
29.5
54.55
13.8
52.68
97.35
14.66
Micro inks
0812
24.87
14.63
1,337.80
16.61
32.55
185.990909
376.33
3.82
36.21
34.21
43.26
17.09
608.5
754
92
14.07
1513.34
75
MPS
0812
16.82
11.53
164.49
9.46
-0.06
61.430909
36.66
20.47
-1.6
-380.7
4.66
9.8
70.95
91.95
37.1
19.18
119.34
61.46
navneet Publicat
0903
19.06
23.98
504.90
26.09
9.62
27.380909
92.25
0.07
7.19
14.67
2.85
14.83
43.55
45
15.02
15.23
1037.36
61.81
repro india
0903
10.48
16.05
233.03
6.17
104.550909
53.95
-7.62
2.54
-40.38
11.7
23.47
109.05
132.9
42.3
8.44
114.28
68.78
Sandesh
0903
8.65
13.09
323.47
-3.09
5.42
259.840909
48.21
-51.25
10.75
64.88
42.09
14.15
218.5
233
102.75
5.81
189
66.49
Sundaram Multi.
0903
7.19
6.23
132.50
16.84
-30.62
12.880909
27.97
7.21
2.56
-10.8
1.15
22.78
45.65
46.5
4.16
40.04
328.22
59.85
ashapura Minech. 0903
15.8
0
685.17
-53.99
-288.42
29.840909
145.23
12.58
-18.46
-2.22
0.3
21.46
81.75
89.65
18.55
0
645.83
43
Media -
63.5
Mining & Mineral austral coke
0903
29.03
14.91
441.49
92.23
24.11
145.50909
85.9
-35.45
3.02
-82.78
1
85.24
9.7
57.4
7.25
9.7
281.59
65.29
Balasore alloys
0903
33.66
3.7
632.08
21.59
-97.18
35.910909
105.47
-49.13
2.6
-80.08
1.05
51
23.55
30.95
9.28
0
151.43
46.56
Facor alloys
0903
19.56
28.63
255.95
13.45
-50.45
68.41
15.79
-22.73
0.7
19
7.35
1.93
13.85
111.38
46.52
Ferro alloys cor
0903
18.53
21.6
310.23
-0.75
-41.93
7.770909
79.2
-11.79
5.86
-71.34
0.36
27.92
12.08
14.44
4.86
0
224.45
74.83
GMDc
0903
63.6
20.3
977.27
-0.29
-12.32
38.320909
176.72
34.79
38.04
104.08
8.29
29.06
157.05
172.95
31
18.94
4994.19
74
Guj nre coke
0903
471.92
9.21
1,521.95
74.51
-37.97
24.240909
383.41
-22.71
20.21
-80.33
0.78
61.08
88.3
97.9
16.8
95.98
4246.52
44.71
Himadri chemical
0903
31.85
12.91
378.35
4.71
-43.59
112.40909
125.01
9.88
28.3
22.94
23.11
26.44
409.1
457.95
67
15.65
1319.76
53.35
impex Ferro tech
0903
25
7.71
373.46
44.23
-50.28
24.630909
134.88
1.2
-40.89
0.78
42.04
12.72
15.16
4.69
0
63.6
56.91
indsil Hydro
0906
9.45
6.07
65.26
-25.86
-84.13
50.280909
19.24
2.72
3.66
-7.11
4.71
4.56
55.3
59.9
15.1
13.07
52.26
50.39
Mah. elektrosm.
0903
24
36.87
324.30
1.65
12.58
52.680909
91.42
-15.27
19.35
-10.83
15.87
20.94
569.1
645
174.1
42.57
1365.84
99.12
Maithan alloys
0903
9.71
0.02
644.58
70.33
-99.64
91.320909
105.21
-51.63
10.35
-54.49
10.66
47.23
118.25
130.45
50.75
0
114.82
74.62
nagpur Power
0903
13.1
30.21
28.86
114.57
190.83
39.670909
3.32
-69.34
2.41
-73.97
6.21
52.49
39.9
48
13
0
52.27
58.64
nMDc
0903
396.47
43.88
7,564.03
32.44
34.49
29.350909
1390.13
-14.05
770.85
-18.42
10.06
39.08
425.95
489
140
42.3
168876.39
98.38
resurgere Mines
0903
28.54
7.36
433.98
7.69
-66.41
125.680909
88.64
10.36
4.79
-58.74
4.52
33.65
105.95
139.45
36
0
302.38
56.17
rohit Ferro tec.
0903
39.48
3.81
870.67
42.45
-89.92
56.480909
196.58
-29.44
6.63
-35.44
3
95.46
42.85
49.05
12.35
0
169.17
52.9
Sandur Manganese 0903
8.75
127.37
427.82
58.65
155.09
214.620909
68.13
-51.86
7.83
-88.53
18.37
55.03
729.45
770
174
34.51
638.27
74.38
78.72
53.15
5,082.47
41.1
30.19
57.390909
448.25
-45.91
139.11
-54.55
19.52
50.88
405.45
421.5
67.25
21.52
33267.17
57.12
Sesa Goa
0903
VBc Ferro alloys
5.060909
42.07
8.6
5.68
0903
4.19
0.31
81.17
74.37
-84.44
321.980909
19.21
-29.24
0.53
-59.85
2.85
-3.68
394.7
514.95
119.05
95.34
165.77
36.74
advanta india
0812
16.84
2.29
139.31
31.4
-29.7
261.290909
0.18
-97.79
-12.86
83.45
14.77
24.96
551.25
754.7
398.2
0
928.3
62.17
aia engg.
0903
18.8
22.74
921.61
55.51
23.22
69.010909
160.32
-35.35
17.2
-33.36
12.85
41.72
372.65
398
102.05
29.51
3514.09
64.66
alchemist
0903
12.24
13.67
389.19
26.39
31.12
86.830909
92.43
-14.69
4.04
-10.22
12.34
23.96
161.2
169.55
43.05
13.06
197.31
28.01
anil Prodcuts
0903
7.4
17.21
276.45
22.69
45.3
75.530909
90.01
59.48
5.33
512.64
20.56
15.96
149.75
168.85
35
6.35
110.82
58.85
aro Granite inds
0903
11.08
14.35
116.11
14.48
49.75
82.180909
34.19
6.35
3.23
-21.22
9.1
13.79
46.3
60
25.35
5.15
51.3
assoc. Stone ind
0903
6.63
23.25
126.58
8.78
17.28
61.950909
23.81
72.91
-1.49
-49.32
17.5
1.04
78.8
90.05
23
5.13
52.24
70.4
atlas cycle
0903
3.25
1.65
635.16
10.14
-5
354.890909
182.65
13.32
0.59
59.46
8.17
9.65
236.2
250
65.45
30.2
76.76
49.26
camson Bio tech. 0903
13.7
23.97
49.41
17.9
4.11
29.190909
20.01
9.88
3.95
13.51
6.79
93.74
102.1
112
17
15.8
139.88
18.64
12.66
Miscellaneous
39.1
carol info Serv.
0903
35.44
5.5
26.87
465.52
125.720909
5.56
-21.13
6.47
-89.88
17.45
-4.47
68
74.5
26.2
11.24
240.99
63.73
century Ply.
0903
22.25
26.67
698.69
17.61
-75.1
7.480909
188.1
-7.79
21.75
177.78
1.82
41.76
44.6
52
23.1
25.2
991.01
86.09
confidence Petro
0803
25.71
26.1
140.68
176.06
219.91
5.490909
79.72
41.25
5.81
3.94
0.71
188.82
8.56
13.5
2.65
12.06
220.08
45.91
criSiL
0812
7.23
44.7
378.35
48.19
94.4
479.140909
109.05
12.91
39.27
-12.87
197.87
40.16
5173.45
5250
2050.05
26.17
3740.4
51.5
Dredging corpn
0903
28
3.7
685.28
-2.85
-70.05
453.140909
162.38
-29.34
3.8
-53.37
11.35
5.65
562.05
649.95
196
75.95
1573.74
78.56
etc networks
0903
9.74
8.65
66.66
-14.34
-63.16
105.180909
13.24
-32.69
1.87
-53.94
5.39
29.67
221.95
232.1
50.1
41.18
216.18
70.51
Global Vectra
0903
14
0
233.35
29.97
989.53
1.360909
54.78
5.55
-31.21
15.08
14.81
44.58
52.05
64.35
23.45
0
72.87
75
Greenply inds.
0903
8.5
22.83
785.03
33.44
-3.67
105.840909
234.55
4.16
11.44
0
23.08
40.19
171.25
206
37.03
9.17
378.46
54.92
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Year Equity RONW Net Sales Ended Rs. Cr %
LATEST QUARTER
Net PAT Sales% Growth
BV
Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
CURRENT DATA
PAT TTM CAGR Grwth( %) Eps Sales%
CMP Rs.
52W high
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
562.12 25.19 10 27.3 7.99 4.55 45.29 13.7 8 18.33 13.76 11.91 6.2 39.77 11.14 32.71 7.38 12.47 16.08 3 36.95 9.39 4.42 10.9 7.74
10.48 23.39 21.47 20.22 12.72 112.79 1.12 19.88 12.81 6.83 1.61 -49.32 0.35 13.67 8.8 2.87 13.37 5.01 35.2 1.8 4.42 13.82 3.13 0 11.45
487.50 637.01 88.73 245.17 78.96 118.22 42.14 123.06 187.58 70.97 18.88 75.54 142.35 241.93 530.68 39.48 202.62 32.83 274.77 7.77 2,062.18 569.26 81.60 57.42 139.12
16.66 30.39 46.2 11.98 0.15 113.43 10.66 27.43 7.8 18.11 33.43 -9.4 -9.98 10.11 59.8 76.8 12.8 127.99 15.93 3.6 18.4 8.81 6.39 542.28 38.25
23.51 6.11 35.6 7.57 -22.39 450.32 -58.06 64.04 0.2 -66.74 -13.16 -298.73 -93.25 -23.3 -29.71 141.43 -42.28 -506.57 -9.61 -36.73 27.75 -22.74 -35.36 1363.21 100
21.620909 121.290909 179.410909 118.650909 83.880909 149.050909 8.540909 91.280909 38.950909 11.960909 34.880909 16.980909 142.450909 24.650909 143.120909 18.750909 123.360909 36.640909 5.710909 16.770909 39.890909 167.320909 58.880909 64.940909 125.390909
254.76 182.61 24.73 55.19 18.98 16.96 10.37 26.78 54.86 16.44 3.65 16.99 35.9 65.49 164.44 9.08 57.79 5.67 59.5 3.01 585.57 162.15 23.75 27.35 37.04
114.82 12.05 10.65 -15.64 -11.97 -0.82 8.47 58.09 11.85 -15.08 -12.68 -21.74 -20.12 0.29 30.49 -17.38 15.58 50.4 -4.74 26.47 -7.12 30.42 -0.25 264.18 -2.14
110.06 18.65 11.11 14.73 1.97 20.76 2.69 2.69 2.49 -1.46 0.02 -1.43 -1.84 3.78 9.16 0.39 2.3 0.81 10.22 0.02 6.8 8.42 0.67 -0.8 1.33
287.81 -4.06 27.41 -6 -34.55 6596.77 55.49 53.71 72.92 -3750 -60 -75.64 -302.2 18.87 816 -53.01 -39.47 -35.2 8.61 100 -83.84 -337.18 -68.4 -328.57 -67
4.5 24.56 44.13 21.65 7.8 231.79 0.2 21.61 7.42 0.37 0.63 0 0.39 3.36 13.77 0.46 10.18 1.6 1.22 3.87 1.91 36.14 1.56 2.5 4.74
28.31 55.3 21.98 66.48 15.68 22.12 63.56 25.92 17.47 13.14 49.01 10.32 5.1 29.66 29.25 66.34 20.66 24.93 21.2 0.98 12.25 13.31 18.37 55.09 38.43
95.1 121.4 856.15 854.4 131.35 640.1 20.9 261.95 61.5 37.1 86.75 42.25 84 30.15 183.75 26.1 114.3 42.3 73.8 238 72.5 257.75 35.85 51.4 151.55
104 132.3 939.9 915 138.5 680.1 22.85 276 66.65 44.8 87.3 56.35 88.4 33.4 201 26.5 129.8 47.35 77.8 259.2 77.5 285 42.7 67.7 201.6
26 24.25 361.5 400 47.5 132 7.86 115.55 19.15 9.71 9.7 11.73 22.05 11.53 57.95 7.12 85.25 15.05 30.15 61.05 22.2 66.5 12.6 19 22.28
21.13 4.94 19.4 39.48 16.84 6.12 77.41 12.52 12.53 0 142.21 0 0 8.92 10.73 56.74 11.25 26.44 75.31 0 31.12 7.13 36.21 29.04 40.31
5347.76 305.81 856.15 2332.51 104.95 291.25 1022.64 358.87 78.66 68 119.37 50.32 52.08 119.91 204.7 85.37 84.35 105.5 1560.13 76.16 1339.44 242.03 79.23 56.03 302.65
37.76 63.25 28.51 54.15 61.69 89.89 23.65 62.11 68.86 35.9 37.46 74.79 57.12 73.6 43.06 18.49 56.33 47.47 77.31 75.87 51.65 55.65 36.83 21.12 30.81
8 8.2 462.61 422.53 170.05 22.5 13.91 644.31 14.56 12.94 11.56 141.7 28.92
14.21 1.77 -0.77 20.82 10.83 16.53 6.7 13.65 4.02 15.35 0.82 9.09 32.21
98.56 74.55 1,209.62 5,688.51 18,070.07 491.58 978.56 5,118.04 134.63 421.26 537.14 11,536.28 649.79
-2.87 -10.7 -24.09 -27.95 -4.41 4.01 32.43 1.91 4.64 41.07 -6.41 -8.87 66.06
-6.67 -75.21 -104.18 -37.95 -22.04 -29.75 -41.82 -22.02 -77.39 46.02 -93.28 29.93 783.25
3.410909 27.840909 10.460909 339.80909 139.690909 34.840903 73.320909 151.630909 37.910909 205.180909 122.660909 198.160909 25.920909
27.33 32.5 239.88 1789.59 4892.56 112.11 193.67 1143.06 31.86 141.14 148.7 3616.41 153.25
2.13 19.97 -31.77 2.62 -13.2 -13.17 -17.08 -25.6 3.74 33.91 -2.85 -3.27 -1.15
0.92 1.46 14.46 934.95 344.05 28.74 7.24 159.49 2.38 10.73 5.05 209.51 15.6
76.92 386.67 -18.86 -2.56 -52.21 -293.67 -9.05 -64.12 106.96 23.48 52.11 -54.74 124.46
0.46 2.07 0.2 60.92 8.22 5.55 3 9.14 6.79 31.92 9.62 10.04 14
8.66 5.78 21.88 25.27 24.87 10.1 8.4 10.32 51.59 48.34 22.53 32.26 17.61
6.87 74.3 366.55 1296.2 167.6 115.85 110.1 471.35 38.05 148.05 85 875.65 90.25
7.93 100.75 395.2 1313.7 179.75 125 133.95 525.9 40.6 166.9 93.45 928 94.8
2.1 37.2 82 303.2 36.9 49.55 24.15 171.5 10.1 45.15 17.6 234 14.51
15.98 61.92 0 21.28 19.58 21.9 32.01 51.63 21.87 4.64 43.37 108.51 10.49
54.96 60.93 33913.94 54768.34 32076.96 1303.31 765.75 30369.55 55.4 191.58 98.26 73589.63 649.62
52.04 69.23 99.59 64.92 36.1 80 58.1 87.15 54.42 33.91 59.65 52.02 33.12
9.56 11.47
43.47 14.74
343.98 777.83
51.07 88.45
146.06 103.21
115.450909 117.850909
66.26 336.67
1.25 175.98
11.05 20.57
-5.07 214.05
35.57 27.51
48.58 44.1
439.45 578.4
473 706
80 225
16.11 21.03
692.57 1326.85
57.01 75
19.17 17.21 19.44 31.31 27.75 20.23 23 10.4 13.18 12.58 25.82 10 44.41 8.65 9.63 12.54
3.28 15.27 22.14 4.74 28.01 9.45 7.2 10.46 21.67 2.09 17.29 0.99 1.06 15.29 6.59 8.89
89.52 471.33 649.00 333.95 372.93 351.14 546.31 244.34 134.42 169.22 1,421.76 308.95 352.12 128.13 47.70 619.29
15.41 15.99 11.77 7.61 16.93 5.44 -35.31 31.9 26.44 29.52 12.83 11.35 25.02 18.42 204.02 15.49
4.31 -1.6 96.54 -27.11 233.97 -21.18 12.96 90.6 16.33 -93 -4.59 -20.5 -64.72 -13.86 275.83 -24.96
54.140909 248.550909 132.350909 37.330909 24.30909 38.850909 66.050909 63.70909 36.490909 22.660909 376.870909 86.210909 92.880909 49.20909 105.20909 38.820909
20.43 135.32 165.44 85.71 97.11 92.83 160.3 58.44 44.67 50.76 392.85 85.1 83 37.51 9.83 159.24
68.98 14.09 -18.03 0.62 -13.56 -12.68 8.8 5.62 3.79 -9.34 8 -5.96 -18.89 14.6 -9.07 -3.22
0.93 17.44 8.78 10.9 5.78 1.08 7.9 2.22 4.51 0.9 39.16 1 1.97 3.03 2.27 8.25
-1650 54.2 -19.52 116.7 -50.98 -94.9 768.13 44.16 30.72 -52.38 155.78 -60.78 -83.21 20.72 18.23 102.7
3.43 29.23 42.81 2.2 5.41 1.93 9.19 7.71 9.1 1.08 71.13 8.17 0.24 7.57 8.4 5.42
7.56 34.93 15.68 8.05 6.45 36.62 4.47 13.34 35.86 67.15 21.26 13.08 25.04 22.33 -19.86 9.81
38.9 522.85 117.4 52.15 22.5 154.35 50.1 119 95.4 44 346.85 53.95 215.5 70.9 248.85 66.95
38.9 555 127.35 54 28.15 238.1 52.9 137.5 106.7 49.75 376 58 253.8 73.75 269.35 75.9
11 279 57 9.5 8 84 15.55 13 25.5 28.5 190 18.75 96 11.1 19.1 27.15
11.44 13.31 4.49 23.6 4.71 43.48 11.31 15.47 10.48 176 4.82 4.48 234.24 9.3 29.59 12.83
74.57 899.82 228.23 816.67 141.52 1561.25 115.53 123.76 125.74 110.7 862.27 53.95 5007.14 61.33 239.64 419.78
57.83 46.67 46.02 58.92 68.38 59.78 57.48 36.04 66.5 74.57 62.38 72.46 33.63 36.07 54.95 63.88
Polyplex corpn
0903
16.57
12.98
229.26
20.03
38.48
79.230909
52.03
-20.48
7.05
-20.61
31.7
4.25
188.95
214
101
5.96
302.13
46.93
rollatainers
0809
10.01
0
48.42
25.41
-23.58
-23.170909
16.74
40.2
0.62
-183.78
0.56
-12.07
228.55
294.35
49.45
0
228.78
86.08
tPL Plastech
0903
7.8
21.05
68.05
12.93
-24.42
18.420909
18.49
-11.32
1.31
29.7
3.32
19.42
130.95
156.75
17.5
32.98
102.14
75
Uflex
0903
64.97
10
1,520.68
19.96
72.83
111.060909
394.87
-8.38
18.51
26.26
18.02
19.87
105.75
110.2
52.1
7.83
687.06
42.97
asian Paints
0903
95.92
35.82
4,495.05
25.25
114.10909
1386.46
18.61
254.32
108.96
59.13
20.11
1846.45
1875
680.9
34.28
17711.15
49.98
Berger Paints
0903
63.77
23
1,510.82
12.81
-3.61
12.990909
452.82
7.2
34.8
19.42
3.12
17.64
62.35
75.7
31.75
21.65
2157.62
73.36
ici (india)
0903
38.07
9.88
905.84
-2.6
389.27
254.690909
234.43
-5.21
41.84
55.48
75.01
3.01
646.1
669.9
363
14.91
2381.52
56.4
kansai nerolac
0903
26.95
15.8
1,478.68
5.31
-17.7
242.840909
448.79
14.99
52.99
95.75
50.79
12.78
1013.3
1321
355
19.99
2730.84
69.27
Shalimar Paints
0903
3.79
13.89
332.40
11.04
-62.84
94.910909
89.11
0.46
3.51
50.64
16.01
23.5
265.85
270
139.75
13.77
100.76
62.3
Paints/Varnish -3.42
Paper aP Paper
0903
25.73
4.54
627.87
8.55
14.57
162.440909
141.14
-14.6
17.64
211.11
17.34
9.8
114.7
129.7
35
7.74
295.12
Ballarpur inds.
0906
111.12
9.58
1,020.08
7.14
-3.14
24.290909
236.56
-4.42
18.97
-33.13
2.09
-10.79
26.75
29.5
13.25
12.8
1485.96
40.3
Jk Paper
0903
78.15
9.63
1,200.53
75.79
9.51
51.540909
285.35
0.85
23.42
158.21
7.97
13.14
49.75
52.3
14
6.25
388.8
39.54
50.8
Mysore Paper
0903
118.89
10
415.65
9.79
222.73
7.310909
70.4
-27.07
-15.68
-243.07
0.27
8.29
11.29
13.65
3.34
0
134.17
64.74
n r agarwal inds 0903
17.02
19.01
367.72
27.99
-4.01
29.390909
93.19
-6.93
5.9
150
8.88
34.1
35.1
39
8.02
4.82
72.83
73.22
Pudumjee Pulp
0903
8.2
3.72
220.30
0.33
-10.23
27.930909
54.14
7.96
2.77
229.76
1.93
14.77
24.55
25.2
6.53
12.59
100.65
60.87
rainbow Papers
0903
7.21
32.73
229.60
36.53
85.91
115.10909
56.86
-11.5
5.17
-10.86
31.75
21.55
121.5
130.5
31
3.82
87.6
58.98
rama newsprint
0903
58.16
0
341.61
-3.52
-2648.6
47.810909
73.27
-25.68
-13.57
-964.33
0.05
22.36
46.5
54.05
10.95
0
270.44
55.78
S i Paper Mills
0903
7.5
15.64
125.96
2.98
-30.27
74.280909
32.71
-6.84
3.67
54.2
13.39
12.34
68.45
73
36
5.11
51.34
44.06
Seshasayee Paper 0903
11.25
8.02
529.11
6.88
-67.18
171.140909
128.18
-4.01
11.07
139.61
22.52
7.18
156.35
170.9
62
6.94
175.89
42.76
Sirpur Paper
0903
15.01
-1.79
346.13
42.39
-105.03
130.410909
84.38
-5.02
1.4
-123.06
7.41
9.83
67
74.85
26.05
9.04
100.57
43.25
Star Paper Mills
0903
15.61
8.29
360.26
13.77
35.67
83.540909
65.85
3.7
1.57
-23.41
5.45
17.88
39.05
42.45
12.7
5.48
60.96
54.81
t n newsprint
0903
69.38
14.28
1,101.55
13.34
-4.82
95.750909
261.15
-9.58
29.66
-26.35
11.46
13.55
85.55
94
51.3
8.71
592.09
35.32
Well Pack Paper. 0903
4.44
4.17
20.25
27.76
12.12
20.050906
3.84
-42.26
0.05
-72.22
0.38
2.68
389.4
410
33
0
172.89
44.25
West coast Paper 0903
12.08
20.01
620.06
6.09
10.55
81.340909
169.63
4.48
23.2
1.31
15.03
7.62
71.55
76
33.55
5.02
448.98
51.64
0903
16.59
-15.17
225.04
-12.53
-264.55
4.190909
73.3
12.05
4.38
-386.27
1.01
22.91
20
22.6
4.98
0
331.8
44.81
chemplast Sanmar0903
47.98
-30.3
675.76
5.58
-1027.72
3.890909
145.93
-22.55
-23.43
-45.64
0
6.22
11.08
14.89
3.46
0
886.07
75
DcW
0903
39.23
4.71
905.34
20.51
-60.18
15.620909
271.94
33.61
21.75
126.8
2.63
8.37
23.4
24.9
6.8
10.68
458.99
39.58
Finolex inds.
0903
124.01
-7.19
1,492.92
7.03
-153.23
40.320909
269.71
-4.65
13.41
-161.66
7.6
16.35
66.7
68.7
25.05
5.66
830.62
52.12
ineos aBS (india
0812
17.59
8
604.00
8.42
-48.64
131.130909
138.97
-24.12
8.53
-7.28
16.5
11.96
199.75
221
73
14.28
351.36
83.33
Jubilant organ.
0903
14.76
19.19
2,428.53
22.89
-33.53
90.740909
627.36
-7.61
55.49
-327.51
13.59
23.12
340.95
365
85
23.13
5029.01
50.82
Manali Petrochem 0903
Petrochemicals Bhansali engg.
86.03
6.23
354.38
8.93
16.97
6.620909
89.79
1.07
4.19
95.79
0.77
9.08
11.47
13.39
6.02
14.9
197.28
38.3
Savita oil tech
0903
14.6
6.77
1,137.89
25.73
-72.19
177.340909
272.66
-2.91
21.65
109.79
28.06
23.48
420.95
486.9
99
19.59
614.59
71.53
South asian Pet.
0903
233.14
4.05
1,111.80
10.69
-71.67
16.710909
210.26
-20.59
5.83
-277.74
2.33
23.96
14.31
18
6.01
8.67
333.62
56.39
Supreme Petroch. 0906
96.84
9.98
1,399.00
-5.69
-14.98
20.280909
337.55
-17.54
13.27
1326.88
8.07
5.09
31.45
34.5
10.47
9.22
304.97
59.77
aarti Drugs
0903
11.71
13.13
376.51
21.17
15.15
102.460909
119.68
27.13
6.78
98.83
16.4
11.28
109.75
116.9
31.05
6.92
132.91
49.92
abbott india
0811
13.68
27.8
695.32
11.71
-8.13
161.730908
200.55
12.76
22.21
26.41
39.38
9.99
790.05
815
362
16.17
1080.79
68.94
ajanta Pharma
0903
11.8
14.93
319.33
12.08
20.18
128.940909
94.59
8.91
6.43
48.84
21.11
22.1
116.55
125.6
50
5.6
138.23
66.82
albert David
0903
5.71
14.16
204.78
17.32
2.59
97.670909
56.65
9.28
4.52
27.68
16.11
12.35
127.4
140
41
7.92
72.75
61.9
alembic
0903
27.44
4.21
1,085.23
9.61
-93.51
23.830909
271.33
-21.34
11.84
-21.28
1.02
14.58
49
56.25
29.65
40.16
654.15
63.48
ambalal Sarabhai 0903
76.63
-176.3
62.26
1.87
-243.9
7.430906
12.21
-22.62
23.52
-200.17
21.88
-12.41
13.58
16.8
6.95
0
104.06
30.43
Pharmaceuticals
amrutanjan Healt 0903
3.1
24.13
90.70
21.66
1760.92
302.650909
25.63
5.91
4.38
-94.98
24.88
5.92
472.95
601
300
13.12
146.61
47.43
ankur Drugs
0903
18.62
15.12
965.32
43.33
-41.53
140.510909
269.25
7.22
24.85
8.94
30.6
77.41
204.05
249.05
51
4.44
394.63
37.42
anu's Lab.
0903
12.08
16.52
159.71
6.18
-9.23
12.080909
48.98
14.98
5.25
6.28
0.52
43.4
8.58
28.58
7
11.92
207.21
50.3
anuh Pharma
0903
1.39
20.97
120.45
8.66
12.08
159.030909
36.1
1.78
5.11
101.98
41.42
17.6
375.5
385
130.05
9.06
104.39
71.26
arvind remedies 0903
26.01
9.9
217.89
24.03
-6.04
1.850909
68.85
29.88
1.51
75.58
0.27
11.71
2.24
2.64
1.02
9.33
58.33
25.32
astrazeneca Phar 0812
5
53.61
354.76
17.21
20.14
46.460909
97.37
10.37
12.97
-29.78
23.38
14.88
896.9
1109
421
38.36
2242.25
90
aurobindo Pharma 0903
26.88
10.12
2,794.90
21.79
-55.79
245.690909
826.31
29.98
128.29
-433.22
71.69
17.49
884.2
939
126.5
12.65
4875.48
58.71
aventis Pharma
0812
23.03
22.07
995.37
15.2
15.08
353.730909
258.5
4.28
43.8
-1.79
76.83
8.69
1576.4
1735
803.15
20.54
3630.45
60.39
Bafna Pharma.
0903
15.98
24.110909
Bharat immunolog 0903
45.80
16.54
-10.83
16.88
81.51
1.24
-616.67
2.49
25.25
34.65
36.45
12.45
16.12
55.37
50.32
43.18
0
7.11
-47.29
-11.75
6.70909
0.61
90.63
-1.76
64.49
0.02
-19.92
22.25
24.85
8.51
0
96.08
59.25
0903
100
15.02
912.37
3.99
-74.29
68.70909
292.15
18.42
62.36
85.98
8.19
12.67
287.75
298.4
90.1
26.33
5755
60.92
Bliss GVS Pharma 0903
10.31
46.99
132.95
29.85
11.03
9.460909
46.17
25.84
13.75
4.72
3.71
109.56
41.25
45
7
11.15
425.7
67.37
30.26
26.5
10.43
676.95
715
233.05
24.68
9240.37
74.79
Biocon
4.25
cadila Health
0903
68.2
23.26
1,699.30
3.45
12.57
90.380909
481.51
2.29
124.4
cipla
0903
155.46
19.21
4,960.60
24.08
10.75
55.860909
1371.18
5.28
275.74
82.09
12.78
21.91
339.3
363
171.6
27.41
27242.4
38.13
DiL
0903
2.29
4.88
12.21
37.04
31.66
304.10909
3.24
44
5.61
2571.43
44.85
-8.79
275.5
309
94.25
35.23
69.43
59.58
February, 2010 [34]
Stock Market Monitor FULL YEAR Company Name
Dishman Pharma 0903 Divi's Lab. 0903 Dr reddy's Labs 0903 elder Pharma 0903 FDc 0903 Fres.kabi onco. 0903 Fulford (india) 0812 Glaxosmit Pharma 0812 Glenmark Pharma. 0903 Granules india 0903 Gufic BioScience 0903 Hester Bios 0903 Hiran orgochem 0903 ind-Swift 0903 ind-Swift Labs. 0903 indoco remedies 0903 ipca Labs. 0903 J B chem & 0903 Jagsonpal Pharma 0903 Jupiter Bio. 0903 kerala ayurveda 0903 kilitch Drugs 0903 kopran 0903 Lupin 0903 Lyka Labs 0803 Marksans Pharma 0903 Merck 0812 Morepen Labs. 0903 natco Pharma 0903 nectar Lifesci. 0903 neuland Labs. 0903 novartis india 0903 orchid chemicals 0903 Panacea Biotec 0903 Parenteral Drugs 0903 Pfizer 0811 Piramal Health 0903 Plethico Pharma 0812 ranbaxy Labs. 0812 Sequent Scien. 0903 Sharon Bio-Med. 0906 Shasun chemicals 0903 Shilpa Medicare 0903 SMS Pharma 0903 Solvay Pharma 0812 Strides arcolab 0812 Sun Pharma. 0903 Surya Pharma. 0903 Suven Life Scie. 0903 themis Medicare 0903 torrent Pharma. 0903 ttk Healthcare 0903 twilight Li-taka 0903 Unichem Labs. 0903 Venus remedies 0903 Vinati organics 0903 Wanbury 0903 Wockhardt 0812
Year Equity RONW Net Ended Rs. Cr % Sales 16.14 12.95 84.2 18.89 18.9 15.82 3.9 84.7 25.05 21.74 7.74 5.19 10.5 7.44 25.27 12.29 24.99 16.87 13.1 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
18.36 39.75 11.14 12.28 21.01 -20.33 16.57 30.89 19.3 3.73 5.04 13.52 -21.87 17.98 15.61 11.8 14.64 15.82 9.77 8.98 0 19.26 0 30.97 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
415.76 1,191.11 4,158.90 620.02 576.51 262.08 185.34 1,665.29 854.56 253.44 51.57 30.16 188.60 587.06 581.88 348.78 1,293.15 721.17 136.19 142.93 17.99 129.01 118.64 2,899.15 93.31 199.53 387.44 161.15 269.69 727.97 306.73 600.51 1,191.44 773.42 226.07 707.10 2,318.90 472.14 4,564.96 106.13 419.79 457.96 135.95 240.95 201.64 593.14 3,866.45 722.93 140.01 199.90 1,167.27 219.60 370.44 651.19 264.10 190.50 167.29 1,490.29
15.81 15.28 23.59 12.49 17.75 8.82 10.28 6.05 -37.68 18.54 -4.09 -7.57 57.9 14.42 30.91 32.92 20.82 32.17 -9.26 10.11 3.75 10.1 154.37 14.88 -20.04 -15.62 23.96 30.68 17.75 -1.08 40.92 8.57 -3.83 -6.87 7.47 -0.41 21.16 -14.07 8.07 57.46 25.45 8.42 44.83 16.29 20.48 43.66 22.67 48.6 19.38 -8.7 18.55 10.43 25.64 13.11 24.17 30.19 -56.3 21.97
LATEST QUARTER
Net PAT Sales% Growth
BV
Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
54.7 20.06 18.01 -29.5 26.87 -152.03 -9.62 7.24 -43.98 -44.36 -5.68 -32.67 -547.94 20.77 28.27 4.49 -35.36 52.33 100.98 4.25 -14.9 -1.59 -347.93 -5.96 -117.44 -96.72 -8.44 -24.45 6.72 -34.79 3.88 6.66 -128.27 -151.85 -43.73 -11.75 -8.68 -61.57 -269.14 73.4 -31.59 -249.91 -31.15 -76.8 16.64 -105.32 24.78 34.57 -14.73 -195.94 20.07 -35.36 22.68 60.53 18.2 65.33 -205.11 -263.06
68.380909 194.870909 312.30909 219.870909 22.210909 26.030909 329.310909 181.950909 49.10909 84.10909 2.150909 70.620909 68.10909 58.480909 106.650909 226.570909 255.510909 63.080909 25.150909 184.120909 11.030909 48.780909 230909 166.060909 35.630909 3.960909 267.730909 5.460909 91.980909 19.90912 135.10909 161.060909 95.150909 92.090909 143.630909 301.460908 56.890909 178.930909 84.240909 53.730909 92.560909 39.710909 30.840909 211.760909 216.360909 82.340909 248.720909 159.030909 9.870909 79.630909 86.580909 70.870909 30.060909 144.190909 169.440909 65.750909 69.410909 61.890909
93.25 222.87 1116.71 169.39 178.55 99.81 57.14 512.56 235.83 96.44 16.75 9.4 58.39 161.86 196.47 95.43 428.78 171.09 34.41 42.85 4.51 37.29 41.85 806.87 37.22 40.27 130.19 57.55 68.55 259.78 67.41 161.54 304.84 165.81 89.01 204.84 707.7 109.17 1189.6 77.1 118.35 123.47 59.71 47.43 63.36 165.79 474.39 272.78 33.19 60.98 352.62 64.15 121.39 173.28 74.86 61.13 86.38 383.3
CURRENT DATA
PAT TTM CAGR Grwth( %) Eps Sales%
1.77 -32.71 20.29 12.22 14.56 71.38 0.49 11.93 4.42 18.4 24.54 56.15 21.85 10.8 33.86 21.38 24.21 -18.58 -1.46 37.16 4.64 2.87 35.48 7.2 45.9 -40.95 20.8 19.4 10.23 93.42 -14.92 4.56 -10.11 14.04 38.67 9.14 11.12 -29.11 3.78 60.22 30.11 2.62 56.43 -40.27 16.07 -0.32 -31.99 57.67 -12.27 10.85 26.15 19.57 33.57 -0.78 7.02 15.23 -6.15 -2
21.49 86.44 197.06 11.59 45.81 22.16 3.96 141.08 57.5 6.07 0.41 2.11 0.91 9.52 12.5 9.25 63.88 31.33 1.67 8.27 -0.99 3.46 0.58 98.37 1.52 -3.53 26.16 26.23 13.18 32.15 0.7 33.26 -13.2 2.13 8.95 41.15 114.22 15.07 186.08 9.59 0.45 1.8 12.63 -2.48 11.25 4.23 203.06 19.04 2.52 9.5 80.32 1.91 8.06 33.97 11 11.58 2.95 -59.09
33.73 -37.22 116.53 -23.04 74.51 -165.8 -54.33 6.9 -14.04 121.53 64 102.88 550 8.43 19.62 326.27 74.97 -18.56 -27.39 12.98 -35.29 -31.62 -117.9 -25.44 6.29 -150.72 48.72 -267.5 17.68 469.03 -19.54 13.94 -67.54 -104.83 46.24 8.06 64.49 -56.93 -152.72 331.98 -82.42 -116.81 1069.44 -148.06 15.5 -108.18 -33.01 21.2 -47.83 787.85 81.39 -16.23 7.04 -3.14 -5.01 228.05 -55.1 -539.99
9.96 21.71 40.61 25.61 5.71 3.09 39.94 72.9 6.24 6.93 0.16 10.94 0.87 9.31 16.72 24.97 57.93 8.43 2.42 20.63 1.25 9 0.15 54.65 0.7 0.01 34.58 0.72 16.04 5.36 19.64 34.39 0 2.27 16.93 47.48 16.5 26.45 20.5 6.43 7.8 0.46 12.71 3.21 72.1 53.2 48.6 40.61 0.73 16.08 22.5 11.63 9.03 34.02 49.27 7.62 10.96 0
CMP Rs.
27.32 31.43 20.15 19.18 15.62 5.5 10.04 8.78 19.56 15.62 1.96 31.47 39.89 23.2 31.06 17.64 15.68 19.04 -2.12 16.85 9.92 49.53 -3.78 20.37 -8.65 8.44 1.34 -22.22 14.27 30.43 16.94 3.54 11.42 24.21 19.07 5.2 11.14 26.73 4.65 39.79 77.93 12.91 31.35 17.95 15.86 17.39 32.56 34.86 23.78 22.79 21.73 8.13 46.58 13.11 62.78 40.92 26.05 15.36
52W high
235.85 683.15 1207.4 300.85 68.8 131.65 870.1 1586.45 278.85 95.9 8.64 120 9.8 35.5 75.75 332.75 1128.05 61.95 20.95 92.4 58.3 139.4 31.95 1404.35 32.55 5.83 611.4 9.74 125.75 38.65 125.65 575.85 195.25 215.45 147.25 937.8 377.9 370.85 511.95 146.05 82.4 41.2 202.2 173.3 1960.45 240.05 1573.05 156.55 32.6 185.6 386.75 291.9 81.05 341.3 266.7 68.45 75.05 181.1
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
272.8 714.95 1241.9 338.85 72.65 141 949.9 1741 290 102 10.84 123.25 13.2 37 79.5 384.95 1150 64.9 27.3 96.25 66.35 157.1 35.4 1564 40.6 8.12 653 12.43 145.8 39.45 160 600 239.4 229 159 1013 428.05 396.45 538 159.4 92 45.35 217 189.9 2283.9 268.9 1605 169 37.4 203.8 448 299.85 91 345 312 72 96 201.45
87 382.53 357 191 26.1 32.9 271.5 1035 119.15 32 2.46 63.1 2.49 11.5 22.3 104 285.05 30.3 6.61 28.8 14.85 58 6.4 537 12.56 3.61 293 4.27 41.05 9.1 80.5 239.05 56.5 51 30 450.15 163.75 81 133.15 26.3 26.05 10.55 29.3 72.1 520 60.65 953 47 9.4 49 123.1 70 22 132.15 145 10.15 24 67.5
22.19 27.34 29.78 11.86 11.66 0 23.48 27.57 47.91 10.15 108 10.97 0 3.81 4.83 13.33 18.55 7.35 8.66 5.14 0 16.13 0 27.48 0 0 17.8 0 8.04 11.14 9.05 16.74 0 0 9.17 19.11 22.99 13.42 47.18 22.78 4.97 0 14.8 0 27.19 5.77 32.39 3.85 70.87 38.99 16.46 25.38 7.42 10.03 5.42 9.68 0 24.54
1903.31 8932.19 20383.33 567.4 1287.94 2082.7 339.34 13437.23 7520.58 192.47 66.87 62.28 51.45 132.06 210.96 408.95 2823.51 522.55 54.89 171.03 61.56 184.01 118.53 12486.08 70.24 214.43 1030.82 438.15 353.99 588.64 67.85 1840.42 1375.34 1439.21 221.91 2798.4 7898.11 1263.49 21523.4 310.21 87.01 199 444.84 173.65 990.03 965.48 32581.01 226.53 377.83 149.41 3272.68 236.15 172.47 1230.05 225.89 337.8 110.25 1981.96
60.77 52.91 25.79 40.52 65.76 90 53.93 50.67 48.39 34.42 69.86 50.74 45.3 37.86 39.2 61.02 46.45 55.56 65.79 17.88 61.52 64.62 31.51 47.18 23.3 48.39 51.8 34.54 62.14 64.46 37.97 76.42 21.17 68.72 57.04 70.75 49.39 87.01 63.92 69.99 60.74 46.6 59.95 53.84 68.85 25.73 63.71 38.48 62.59 69.62 71.51 65.43 63.74 48.42 25.68 74.88 42 73.64
1645.84
57.15
Wyeth
0903
22.72
37.61
382.25
15.96
22.32
119.580909
112.75
6.93
25.19
-25.54
41.21
4.3
724.4
818
405.55
17.58
Zandu Pharma.
0903
8.06
30.3
87.29
-35.93
-7.07
285.480909
48.7
9.29
18.33
134.1
531.52
-4.33
5694.85
12800
4000
11.89
459
72.8
Zenotech Lab.
0703
28.81
8.32
12.85
3.8
-590.54
20.780906
1.07
-61.37
-3.42
28.09
0
203.38
114.25
138.95
83.5
0
393.36
25.77
-8.01
93
Plantation & apcotex industri
0903
5.57
8.22
102.27
-0.53
99.570909
34
25.6
1.95
83.96
10.07
8.61
30.25
9.2
51.28
53.57
assam company 0812
30.98
3.93
184.25
21.29
19.18
9.670909
73.04
3.56
28.51
15.66
1.21
13.5
23.35
24.5
6.2
23.12
723.38
46.19
3.1
38.85
56.70
21.86
-149.39
25.130909
27.06
22.55
7.31
16.4
30.3
4.57
231.95
272.35
37.6
17.88
71.9
52.18
0903
13.96
-17.37
256.56
13.51
-232.44
51.290909
74.24
2.68
0.34
-102.27
12.42
15.09
375.6
408.2
100
27.5
524.34
64.04
ccL Products
0903
13.3
11.16
263.85
7.95
-46.01
132.080909
65.07
-28.55
10.45
7.18
14.2
28.28
207.3
233.7
51.15
14.59
275.71
30.29
Dhunseri tea
0903
11.72
10.29
104.53
14.2
23.32
121.930909
36.64
6.11
17.87
13.53
27.34
16.02
172.6
190
56
8.61
202.11
75
Duncans inds.
0903
53.22
0
138.59
34.74
-78.97
-234.180909
38.27
-15.33
5.76
5.69
1.34
6.87
12.33
14.39
5
0
65.62
58.87
elgi rubber
0903
10.7
7.28
56.40
15.31
-28.62
7.910909
14.92
6.5
1.05
-42.62
0.35
-11.65
9.57
12.74
4.62
27.34
102.4
57.74
195.8
B&a
0903
Bombay Burmah
Goodricke Group 0812
91.4
21.6
23.75
293.19
23.97
127.55
36.610909
91.02
-3.14
30.94
9.76
22.4
10.1
167.9
42
13.92
362.66
74
Guj. reclaim
0903
1.33
36.71
130.55
18.38
48.46
3200909
35.88
-0.91
3.85
22.61
101.78
29.22
774.95
795
288
6.51
103.07
46.05
Harr. Malayalam
0903
18.45
4.64
287.26
42.46
-2.27
91.450909
84.28
-4.62
3.22
-56.49
3.81
16.46
134.05
147.6
30.1
0
247.46
50.3
indag rubber
0903
5.25
32.29
76.27
3
-7.86
51.310909
25.09
36.06
3.15
166.95
18.99
21.18
96.75
98.9
16.05
5.09
50.79
80.59
Jay Shree tea
0903
10.68
11.15
414.67
55.1
21.22
152.710909
109.38
-8.7
33.16
301.45
43.62
18.52
377.75
398.7
68.05
10.39
421.95
40.25
Joonktolle tea
0903
3.23
1.31
35.94
24.53
17.65
192.970909
11.84
12.87
1.76
55.75
12.29
14.74
190
204.9
107
42.89
61.37
83.7
Mahalaxmi rubtec 0903
8.82
11.16
81.51
373.34
37.82
33.310909
22.49
198.67
0.5
284.62
2.05
86.63
78.85
86.85
13.05
39.23
69.55
71.46
5.79
310.84
3.26
-24.47
162.070909
84.62
-14.91
6.99
-8.27
12.73
12.01
398.3
422.7
134.2
39.87
744.02
57.48
tata coffee
0903
18.68
tata tea
0903
61.84
8.94
1,361.53
19.99
-49.16
287.430909
424.33
32.38
258.04
489.27
61.21
12.07
1029.7
1075
513
37.2
6367.67
35.27
Warren tea
0903
10.71
20.02
168.74
27.13
776.05
75.060909
75.73
21.17
30.41
42.5
43.8
8.46
218.4
251.45
63
9.26
233.91
83.51
astral Poly
0903
11.24
16.68
192.73
41.91
-16.87
81.430909
68.12
41.5
5.63
29.43
13.5
54.35
175.3
190.45
30.7
10.8
197.04
63.81
caprihans india
0903
13.13
3.74
158.09
28.36
87.15
68.630909
41.19
-8.61
1.81
364.1
3.43
3.9
47.1
57.1
17.5
9.46
61.84
68.6
ePc inds.
0903
9.5
0
62.29
43.56
-73
0.360909
18.63
59.23
0.11
-103.27
4.42
15.59
58.45
65.2
16.3
14.87
62.54
28.73
Jain irrigation
0903
72.38
12.9
2,381.52
28.66
-17.42
124.730909
549.86
18.54
42.56
73.71
22.15
38.92
858.35
930
301.2
42.26
6486.55
31.05
kalpena inds.
0903
kemrock inds.
Plastic products
11.55
35.24
602.97
33.52
4.7
61.970909
174.25
9.54
8.03
11.84
19.94
55.03
136.7
164.9
45.1
6.85
157.89
74.31
0903
11.01
13.66
363.37
65.21
27.23
233.630909
104.25
8.41
8.56
4.65
18.93
68.18
365.8
432.3
95
12.01
402.75
34.86
Mah. Polybutenes 0903
15.59
11.16
43.91
7.02
1.39
10.010909
18.74
106.39
0.94
422.22
6.01
39.47
175.75
311
39.5
63.22
273.99
66.45
Manjushree tech. 0903
13.55
13.26
105.75
43.41
70.23
43.880909
31.1
12.31
2.31
35.88
6.6
27.27
57.1
57.9
10.05
8.65
77.37
54.99
Mayur Uniquote
0803
5.21
23.4
90.23
36.18
92.83
46.450909
39.82
47.86
4.05
462.5
22.38
18.63
118.35
137.2
21.8
5.38
64.03
74.89
nilkamal Ltd
0903
12.78
2.91
892.73
18.05
-89.37
165.410909
245.77
11.1
13.13
181.76
18.31
23.47
245.25
262
42.55
15.57
313.43
71.25
ok Play india
0903
15.97
-26.8
36.95
-12.46
-422.43
20.940909
10.94
11.18
0.35
-109.92
2.89
36.67
32.65
37.9
9.05
7.39
52.17
66.43
Plastiblends (i)
0903
6.5
16.13
167.30
6.44
-26.07
117.230909
51.94
20.65
1.53
-46.13
13.91
17.76
140.15
143
76.65
10.07
91.1
56.53
Precision Pipes
0903
14
8.51
127.46
1.05
-40.45
99.790909
40.67
39.28
2.09
-25.89
6.04
18.06
91.1
100.9
25
15.06
127.54
62.95
Supreme inds.
0906
25.41
36.54
1,651.93
26.08
90.55
112.290909
342.57
16.32
19.86
91.7
42.66
15.71
386.25
403
92.55
9.19
981.46
49.02
time technoplast 0903
20.93
14.43
523.73
11.15
-8.3
20.480909
151.56
14.57
18.58
17.59
2.14
33.31
53.95
56.9
19.1
14.5
1128.63
62.09
V i P inds.
0903
28.26
10.02
512.89
-6.78
-53.68
48.950909
124.8
19.43
5.6
-324
9.1
13.81
185.85
202.7
31.25
16.93
525.21
43.44
Wim Plast
0903
6
15.56
93.93
29.77
162.3
90.330909
29.39
70.57
3.34
292.94
22.15
2.18
155.75
173.9
45.05
7.04
93.45
74.05
BF Utilities
0809
18.83
0.02
19.45
-34.13
-62.9
58.510909
9.33
-8.98
3.06
-37.68
3.76
14.53
1301.1
1479
268
0
4899.94
66.11
ceSc
0903
125.6
12.87
3,088.23
9.17
15.29
266.850909
949
25.7
126
1.61
33.85
5.39
420.8
436.8
180
12.43
5257.48
52.49
energy Devl.co.
0903
27.5
16.26
117.24
78.34
2.69
36.460909
9.46
-19.76
4.51
-36.21
3.82
74.29
76.65
82.3
31.35
18.47
210.79
55.61
Guj inds. Power
0903
151.25
7.35
1,154.99
23.46
-16.59
78.240909
200.79
-30.92
12.47
-49.8
5.26
9.15
123.55
133
40
23.4
1868.69
58.21
GVk Power infra. 0903
140.58
1.04
26.13
2.83
-76.88
12.370909
11.41
67.55
8.41
76.68
0.1
29.66
50.6
53.75
17.35
460
7990.75
54.25
Power Generation
indowind energy
0906
47.74
8.92
60.94
138.14
59.17
26.970909
36.36
685.31
5.01
94.94
3.04
7.84
60.8
68.9
16.8
18.59
297.68
46.92
JP Power Ven.
0903
491
13.57
294.03
-4.42
-33.06
21.90909
110.07
1.64
62.41
-6.64
2.91
-0.4
80.05
103.7
24.35
26.77
3930.46
63.34
neyveli Lignite
0903
1677.71
14.21
3,360.00
12.5
-25.46
56.440909
881.55
31.93
243.59
29.3
5.2
3.49
164.55
169.7
65
28.97
27606.72
93.56
ntPc
0903
8245.5
14.4
41,975.20
13.17
10.61
72.660909
10782.8
11.61
2151.95
1.96
10.57
17.34
229.75
241.7
165.5
21.76
189439.4
89.5
Power Grid corpn 0903
4208.84
11.82
6,579.81
42.58
16.72
35.280909
1748.55
10.13
459.97
16.03
4.74
23.8
113.1
128.35
71.05
23.91
47601.98
86.36
226.07
10.19
9,836.45
59.89
5
460.820909
2571.88
5.63
306.9
6.2
53.82
22.89
1132.3
1404.45
428.3
21
25637.54
37.75
reliance infra.
0903
Surya chak.Pow. 0903
76.63
1.08
136.09
27.43
-61.21
17.930909
53.73
77.39
0.63
46.51
0.2
14.22
22.25
24.35
7.7
96.74
170.5
51.19
0903
221.44
8.24
7,281.68
22.65
6.01
382.060909
1672.28
-13.09
183.19
-30.06
46.92
11.45
1483.65
1518.55
602
34.17
35190.7
31.05
evinix access.
0903
10.7
6.62
121.78
2.29
-58.69
7.740909
41.2
33.46
1.48
-5.73
0.51
86.55
5.1
6.15
1.49
10.63
54.57
29.91
First Winner
0903
17.73
4.32
127.41
57.35
-50.62
55.160909
47.18
41.6
1.42
-40.83
2
47.43
31.65
32.95
9.02
24.35
56.12
41.36
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Year Equity RONW Net Sales Ended Rs. Cr %
LATEST QUARTER
Net PAT Sales% Growth
BV
Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
CURRENT DATA
PAT TTM CAGR Grwth( %) Eps Sales%
CMP Rs.
52W high
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
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 2.49 9.74 29.22 20.54 38.53 14.27 13
1,093.40 22.79 144.58 182.39 1,046.68 254.65 147.50 266.70
9.06 51.13 -9.41 3.57 31.91 32.39 51.19 16.85
-92.92 -13.98 -32.45 12.67 14.49 32.79 11.89 -24.95
128.850909 159.960909 122.710909 8.080909 139.180909 77.870909 35.770909 140.290909
296.43 8.72 57.25 70.23 347.25 87.52 50.2 69.45
0.24 100.92 18.68 72.94 22.97 34.71 16.77 0.46
9.12 -0.25 11.47 6.72 23.59 10.56 5.68 8.31
198.04 -103.65 109.69 522.22 20.54 26.01 43.43 62.94
4.84 0.43 20.54 3.86 27.58 31.59 5 21.26
94.67 218.07 45.03 37.97 97.57 32.45 57.87 12.43
159.8 87.75 266.05 29.6 348.35 862.5 77.1 414
185.75 127.95 275.9 31.1 529.95 890 161.8 440
42.5 36 91.5 2.91 293 300 29 148.35
27.27 0 12.97 7.63 12.65 27.29 16.03 19.48
549.39 171.11 328.04 140.6 1064.21 961.69 130.53 347.35
88.27 66.23 73.98 55.12 65.65 61.87 69.07 60.68
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0906 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0703 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 19.61 28.12 75.37 9.92 7.4 40.81 58.85 22.82 45.77 10.34 173.57 13.5 5.97 55.9 39.7 16.69 60.7 106.71 10.96 12.5 31.07 14.87 22.2 9.93 12 8.19 15.57 13.37 17.93
29.13 38.35 3.54 11.93 17.96 8.64 12.49 14.39 25.78 9.71 20.93 11.45 8.29 -1.26 13.25 21.6 16.87 4.1 17.84 6.9 10.7 9.12 5.21 0 8.93 9.45 8.65 6.27 15.02 19.13 14.99 -0.16 21.89 12.81 10.71 2.15 20.11 1.51 1.3 4.7 14.59 15.13 15.9 16.71 18.02 7.11
399.56 1,164.08 101.56 413.78 1,462.07 349.79 750.13 1,755.86 2,349.75 3,660.10 1,004.59 17.55 3,313.70 956.60 4,983.09 1,308.98 5,768.76 78.12 649.61 141.40 9.50 1,025.43 165.40 1,316.81 353.50 4,136.69 140.41 699.78 364.30 1,478.72 541.65 82.05 746.25 6,851.99 444.90 149.83 1,060.92 105.88 5.45 87.69 4,653.72 316.62 1,257.22 449.35 1,130.79 606.37
-9.29 32.27 29.31 -23.11 -5.51 -24.07 40.67 21.25 62.1 55.35 33.53 932.35 7.49 22.09 34.75 43.06 45 13.09 35 -61.03 2.15 38.95 -3.9 -19.15 88.25 19.68 52.34 -60.9 -1.59 49.44 56.88 -76.15 56.81 52.65 -21.37 17.17 18.83 -45.49 -76.27 2.41 65.72 38.26 7.74 24.3 33.1 21.88
-10.5 11.75 -67.51 -19 -31.66 -19.34 0.46 -20.7 66.94 63.1 5.14 0.27 15.24 -39.23 7.36 19.7 47.13 45.38 47.8 -45.06 8.66 -0.72 -29.1 -591.56 38.19 -5 12.25 -80.41 -30.01 18.11 15.2 -100.95 30.56 45.01 -36.98 -62.29 20.87 -95.57 -89.48 -90.09 34.1 0.61 -8.64 12.15 16.24 -55.99
154.950909 28.170909 3.880909 109.740909 232.170909 88.630909 191.250909 137.740909 61.230909 138.620909 213.610909 82.30909 38.610909 303.680909 135.410909 98.290909 52.270909 41.090909 93.650909 85.710909 1.330812 144.870909 217.340909 27.710906 120.920909 73.650909 114.810909 74.630909 67.130909 163.960909 37.830909 152.070909 134.640909 85.80909 61.470909 95.20909 274.80909 4.640909 106.480909 12.590909 177.450909 117.10909 87.550909 70.730909 312.830909 117.50909
67.31 346.42 28.07 86.83 240.05 76.65 169.75 451.27 835.38 937.52 250.32 0.82 782.47 205.78 1245.1 310.86 1824.26 14.19 123.18 19.62 2.26 254.73 63.52 207.98 89.59 1066.56 35.64 170.8 77.83 404 168.72 19.47 197.07 1851.75 226.39 31.04 185.24 9.4 0.38 22.96 1023.69 93.21 261.31 115.24 303.28 162.55
-71.26 15.2 392.46 -44.41 -40.38 -20.73 31.55 -3.39 99.39 82.7 20.88 -5.75 20.58 5.23 7.6 -3.87 52.96 42.9 0.02 -19.43 -8.5 63.03 109.5 -55.21 6.87 1.97 -8.19 -6.62 3.73 30.67 52.69 -53.47 1.31 18.59 62.44 65.81 19.93 -90.46 -15.56 28.63 1.85 28.96 2.84 54.62 32.13 0.44
23.41 23.78 0.25 71.06 8.99 4.48 5.44 21.08 63.57 44.09 11 1.08 5.51 0.9 48.77 5.72 870.19 0.21 8.79 7.91 0.25 11.97 17.34 -16.28 6.06 43.92 1.43 11.3 4.08 25.99 72.87 0.28 10.64 41.88 64.29 1.21 3.69 -1.29 0.81 0.24 27.92 6.62 6.82 4.98 18.75 4.02
-86.34 63.77 108.33 -43.77 -62.93 -88.42 9.9 10.14 78.22 328.06 28.5 -5.26 -72.37 -69.9 -14.59 -15.76 327.89 10.53 2.09 -82.84 -45.65 -6.63 54.82 -150.31 66.03 3.83 -25.52 -80.69 325 3.34 33.46 -96.26 0.38 -52.44 36.61 34.44 -7.05 -116.84 1925 -87.3 -0.53 35.1 -45.22 -269.39 21.6 16.52
36.22 8.77 0.11 7.03 16.79 -0.27 22.77 19.59 20.8 11.36 41.89 12.38 3.8 5 15.74 16.43 9.59 1.54 15.78 3.81 0.13 20.03 13 12.44 12.11 6.77 5.88 1.49 11.72 26.97 6.07 0.11 28.24 8.5 4.81 4.38 51.98 0.18 1.13 0.66 21.96 18.23 8.78 16.91 54.73 15.29
68.68 34.87 189.43 70.57 56.2 35.44 35.6 80.2 84.65 26.73 26.22 30.15 25.65 11.14 45.15 48.1 18.79 34.42 36.38 46.31 15.02 27.75 18.3 45.17 36.95 40.43 34.06 19.81 24.9 32.83 -3.31 35.79 63.53 42.84 42.34 27.19 35.98 295.08 29.1 172.84 48.64 39.16 59.82 32.66 41.28 38.94
536.45 196.3 15.57 144.8 441.35 139.6 252.35 429.35 206.05 233.65 389.85 58.75 156.1 216.65 387.8 172.65 161.65 27.45 126.1 61.25 5.62 182.7 341.45 204.4 112.75 176.45 48.55 103.75 77.55 462 90 33.25 325.55 210.9 99.7 68.2 1287.9 17.8 99.1 222.75 534.75 238.65 147.3 152.35 591.9 109.4
2364.25 206.6 59.9 163.9 516.2 148 283.9 472 215 255 469.4 82.2 162.2 233.5 424.8 202 180 35.3 140.75 66.4 6.59 189.5 396.9 211.65 118.5 183.8 88.5 136.6 84 526 100.9 52.75 348.95 298.8 136.5 72.05 1350 29.75 103 464.5 563 255 171.2 156 626 127
325.9 27.55 10.55 37.65 86.45 27.8 87.2 105 61.7 49.6 41.6 17 28.8 60.1 82.25 42.27 40.03 7 29.05 18.5 2.42 21 83.4 31.4 31.05 34.25 12.8 40 20.75 103.15 17.5 12.5 55.15 66.65 25.6 17.55 221 11 42.1 219 102 32.65 35.5 27.75 67 21.9
127.42 16.98 141.55 18.52 26.49 228.85 11.08 22 14.12 18.53 9.67 5.34 41.63 35 24.62 10.97 36.57 19.89 7.99 15.91 43.23 28.86 24.71 0 9.49 28.93 8.64 0 6.61 20.06 12.91 0 11.53 26.43 20.73 29.15 24.78 0 83.98 0 24.33 14.26 12.89 9 11.99 12.43
3902.14 1231.78 115.37 4273.05 906.53 1567.01 460.79 1591.17 3682.11 2813.15 432.73 75.61 4732.95 249.58 5177.13 375.86 34299.71 53.83 354.59 461.64 55.75 1348.33 1393.46 1202.89 257.3 4526.82 50.2 1800.79 104.69 3224.76 2512.8 132 543.34 7002.93 2128.4 74.75 1609.88 276.52 147.36 494.51 2644.34 300.7 539.85 237.21 877.2 196.15
82.49 74.53 42.3 61.35 71.08 57.54 70.25 50.52 58.11 26.2 54.9 63.01 39.86 69.57 9.73 55.64 46.49 51.54 73.27 74.63 55.99 57.66 51.08 21.5 21.68 20.23 39.68 89.14 63.29 45.47 53.65 16.35 61.55 37.52 89.96 62.18 47.55 63 55.36 49.28 54.74 55.54 58.56 51.34 62.72 47.22
Refineries BPcL
0903
361.54
8.28
134,073.42
21.65
-53.44
335.460909
27071
-28.43
-158.77
-93.95
139.46
22.89
627.2
658
329.15
4.64
22675.79
54.93
cPcL
0903
149
-12.16
32,162.90
14.24
-135.38
205.850909
6958.71
-32.33
139.2
-235.59
48.08
29.75
234.45
270
78
0
3491.9
67.29
essar oil
0903
1218.13
0
38,106.35
5745.2
1146.99
28.660909
9754
-28.9
-94
-461.54
6.94
194.18
151.15
194
60.1
26.99
19097.05
18.14
HPcL
0903
339.01
5.23
125,669.34
19.44
-49.34
316.530909
24456.6
-31.14
-136.68
-95.75
169.9
19.52
382.1
425
236.5
2.5
12965.8
51.11
iocL
0903
1192.37
8.36
306,548.87
24.24
-57.64
368.820909
60787.3
-29.53
284.36
-104.04
56.03
21.23
317.2
395
189.5
5.68
77014.57
78.92
MrPL
0903
1752.64
28.08
38,279.20
17.54
-6.26
26.930909
7814.07
-42.21
179.69
621.07
6.89
27.46
82.1
102.2
35
15.61
14391.31
88.57
reliance inds.
0903
1573.53
15.69
141,958.99
6.09
-21.32
727.780909
46848
4.83
3852
-6.41
46.7
22.32
1083.7
1245
533.55
23.85
356166.7
46.34
Sah Petroleums
0903
22
-0.13
252.32
23.08
-99.73
25.820909
69.35
2.6
0.28
-92.27
1.89
32.25
25.5
35.2
13.8
0
112.2
86.89
iFGL refractor
0903
34.61
15.89
166.78
-2.66
-24.69
24.90909
38.4
-14.4
3.78
-5.26
2.6
12.38
48.3
52.35
13.3
19.09
167.17
71.3
Vesuvius india
0812
20.3
17.83
352.58
10.4
-4.46
91.050909
93.27
-8.88
10.53
4.46
16.29
21.25
213.9
228.4
65.25
13.32
434.22
55.57
Pantaloon retail
0906
34.88
6.83
6,661.42
25.78
11.6
128.810909
1777.02
17.59
43.82
21.12
8.06
59.03
421.9
428.9
105.3
58.68
8697.47
48.79
Provogue (india)
0903
23.28
5.84
351.31
6.28
14.19
57.820909
117.65
10.1
8.78
11.99
2.68
68.85
62.7
75.5
26.3
23.48
729.83
41.57
Shoppers' Stop
0903
34.87
0
1,400.10
16.01
-1014.2
66.850909
408.86
11.15
12.06
-209.44
4.18
28.3
379.45
416
70.55
0
1323.14
68.51
trent
0903
19.53
3.46
514.00
-0.32
-18.59
310.680909
136.44
5.86
5.26
49.01
12.99
27.19
819.55
912
285.15
63.09
1600.58
32.16
Vishal retail
0903
22.4
0
1,393.03
38.57
-332.48
78.880909
284.03
-20.74
-95.62
-2443.63
0.96
73.7
65.25
98.45
25.25
0
146.16
60.22
aBG Shipyard
0903
50.92
21.56
1,412.22
46.07
6.48
164.720909
401.58
43.32
45.86
75.84
37.67
36.73
258.35
284.15
62
6.86
1315.52
57.14
Bharati Shipyard
0903
27.57
20.99
337.09
63.81
24.08
252.810909
333.18
41.53
32.68
-1.45
49.74
32.73
312.5
323.7
44.55
6.28
861.56
38.95
W i Shipyard
0903
23.42
0
63.01
77.34
-25.37
-12.230909
17.24
-15.45
-4.47
-39.02
0
-1.74
14.78
14.82
3.1
0
173.07
7.23
chowgule Steam
0903
36.31
26.95
119.03
25.36
-4.56
37.170909
10.93
-71.13
40.63
305.08
15.37
19.34
48.2
63.4
19.7
15.8
175.01
67.76
essar Shipping
0903
615.81
0.67
114.170909
193.34
-43.7
90.5
Refractories
Retail
Ship Building
Shipping 1,023.20
31.81
-55.45
-32.68
-153.78
1.51
9.55
79.9
19.4
0
4919.28
83.71
23.82
18.97
162.24
45.44
-1.18
96.580909
44.42
-0.34
8.99
-158.23
17.26
40.64
179.65
199
52
10.41
427.93
30.74
152.29
24.58
2,836.28
9.32
2.06
323.610909
433.89
-49.79
96.77
-80.88
46.89
15.97
312.85
327.5
142
9.72
4764.08
30.03
0903
23.6
17.84
1,137.70
41.66
8.87
46.380909
130.48
-59.09
-29.19
-328.94
2.09
36.25
68.25
76.75
21
9.53
1610.7
37.96
0903
423.45
15.89
4,166.64
11.8
15.58
146.620909
844.94
-28.68
33.7
-87.74
12.75
7.27
162.3
171
70
12.54
6872.59
80.12
0812
33.9
15.8
268.59
57.59
27.25
94.920909
97.29
41.8
63.86
-618.34
70.88
24.4
220.9
254.7
37.55
3.12
748.85
75
Garware offshore 0903 Ge Shipping co
0903
Mercator Lines Sci SeaMec Ltd
Shreyas Shipping 0903
21.96
-6.55
145.98
-13.98
78.88
71.320909
28.38
-29.17
-8.97
360
6.04
13.68
39.6
46
16.75
25.22
86.96
73.29
0903
150.01
11.06
964.66
2.06
-45.61
54.220909
157.33
-38.75
13.05
-70.52
4.81
26.92
58.55
70.4
38.25
0
878.25
46.5
adhunik Metal
0903
91.23
9.42
1,165.06
16.44
-62.53
31.980909
311.71
-17.03
11.55
-51.49
1.84
103.49
119.35
125.5
23.05
0
1425.87
61.16
ajmera realty
0903
35.48
3.89
51.05
-97.26
-92.59
90.850909
6.57
-98.55
3.44
-85.17
1.89
-35.36
233.6
318.3
23.9
222.48
828.81
62.47
Bellary Steels
0903
73.14
0
35.13
-19.41
24.26
-9.80909
4.71
-72.18
-39.97
23.4
0
46.36
3.55
4.32
1.26
0
259.65
60.95
Bhushan Steel
0903
42.47
23.02
4,971.49
19.73
-0.57
478.970909
1298.48
-14.32
189.16
32.31
117.3
26.21
1573.85
1635
265
13.42
6684.14
69.15
Bihar Sponge
0903
90.25
0
217.76
11.19
-179.13
-0.20909
40.98
-26.94
-4.69
-34.59
0.06
10.98
13.58
14.3
5.16
0
122.56
69.34
Bihar tubes
0903
20.3
2.04
388.70
40.09
-99.61
90.490912
85.04
12.23
4.79
-215.98
8.02
36.44
97.75
102.5
31.5
19.39
198.33
37.86
Bilpower
0903
10.5
13.49
457.57
43.23
-29.06
113.680909
106.89
-2.63
2.49
-12.94
13.45
63.36
183.6
210
78.7
13.65
192.78
38.05
Facor Steels
0903
20.65
0
365.38
-22.1
-290.61
0.950909
58.14
-53.8
-1.64
-159.85
0
14.09
2.91
3.83
1.05
0
60.18
66.66
Gandhi Spl. tube 0903
7.35
20.17
56.18
-26.21
-15.45
57.670909
19.48
37.18
7.2
93.03
12.31
10.32
98.5
110.7
32
8.41
144.79
73.31
Varun Ship. co. Steel
Gangotri iron
0903
7.69
5.89
49.88
26.18
20.93
23.640909
34.74
228.05
0.36
2.86
1.58
29.38
38.95
47.25
6.91
0
52.23
14.85
Godawari Power
0903
28.07
13.93
1,037.88
25.67
-39.61
154.340909
153.11
-53.83
2.49
-92.17
8.95
57.35
224.35
248
41.55
91.95
629.75
58.97
Goodluck Steel
0803
3.69
27.17
327.00
4.02
105.98
99.760909
118.35
-1.04
3.9
-7.36
5.91
19.55
37.4
45.7
19.01
5.42
69.94
68.69
india Steel
0903
20.43
0
144.65
-40.46
-346.27
0.360909
37.11
-62.64
-0.99
-94.62
0.02
23.94
5.92
8.11
2.8
0
120.95
55.08
iSMt
0903
73.25
10.48
1,301.59
9.08
-43.79
35.930909
284.54
-29.19
17.7
-12.16
5.07
23.1
59.7
63.55
14.1
11.78
874.6
51.11
ispat inds.
0903
1221.65
0
8,263.99
-0.71
-2077.33
-1.120909
2032.49
-36.48
-79.41
196.97
0
18.12
22.05
28.6
9
0
2695.48
41.13
Jai Balaji inds.
0903
47.11
0.31
1,702.66
30.09
-98.92
75.210909
462.33
6.03
12.6
-2.25
2.56
69.4
264.5
300
64
0
1686.98
58.33
Jai corp
0903
17.85
1.82
375.64
22.04
-77.96
144.790909
91.27
-24.36
18.45
-1.65
2.37
16.48
233.5
349.8
59.2
74.36
4167.98
72.99
Jindal Saw
0812
52.12
16.26
4,874.98
-26.08
-60.89
426.10909
1370.45
-7.75
146.43
46.31
17.57
50.66
204.45
209.9
27
11.98
5593.75
46.43
Jindal Steel
0903
15.47
33.73
7,671.16
43.34
24.21
348.230909
1596.53
-27.96
305.01
-32.22
13.86
43.54
706.85
778
120.84
51.11
65793.6
58.58
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0809
11.8
Bajaj Hindusthan
0909
17.69
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0909
25.68
20.6
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11.44
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M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
32.43 248.08 43.69 28.47 68.65 39.76 211.15 22.43 32.48 35.27 26.64 47.96 58.1 73.12 32.6 44.29 27 13.99 16.02 63.24 42.58 4.35 35.08 24.31 9 35.06 4130.4 7.37 34.05 31.83 19.8 32.91 31.63 162.2 17.01 20.15 26 25.29 15.4 730.79 31.53 25.09 113.97 22.11 35.12 110 93.25 40.07
-37.04 12.34 -1.49 7.7 2.66 15.5 0 20.64 -10.55 21.46 12.25 18.19 26.67 -26.66 -55.87 63.09 0 -13.92 70.14 26.19 14.39 14.21 -21.22 7.95 27.83 0 24.19 20.62 26.93 8.32 0 5.16 8.48 14.01 12.18 14.19 11.28 0 40.68 21.88 1.94 15.3 13.06 3.38 7.46 0 14.79 7.02
4,888.00 14,006.59 968.45 373.52 699.37 644.72 2,605.51 523.47 1,074.51 2,047.29 1,858.88 1,549.80 405.42 1,934.12 2,120.93 420.29 188.83 468.77 190.34 653.28 3,161.78 144.67 1,973.35 771.90 955.21 291.92 43,700.80 1,285.27 954.82 545.31 762.18 672.50 1,905.44 1,099.98 229.43 871.13 1,474.98 1,005.81 609.34 24,348.52 418.33 2,108.73 4,371.64 1,181.30 593.22 1,041.53 5,715.15 557.62
-3.39 22.96 4.14 -9.35 -3.75 39.05 18.18 58.77 16.74 37.29 28.48 33.79 12.65 0.77 -1.55 23.81 70.9 -7.27 16.74 16.61 54.69 36.83 8.18 48.95 13.03 -12.77 9.89 13.33 53.68 55.15 -15.32 10.47 153.75 11.17 -16.18 8.9 17.14 -2.5 33.8 23.9 32.24 28.64 38.53 39.99 78.99 54.53 48.14 27.06
-340.42 -73.47 -95.82 -51.24 -83.79 -29.21 251.57 27.02 -163.85 32.08 -33.39 30 -14.51 -461.24 -453.39 124.63 629.22 -131.98 -17.75 23.63 1.37 362.1 -221.02 29.57 -20.92 -113.54 -18.07 -60.88 1.49 -60.22 -13.67 -68.57 66.25 -0.05 -57.2 0.22 5.54 -313.61 26.31 10.98 -78.84 1.19 -19.13 -40.01 -48.33 -254.83 -33.54 -19.52
79.580909 309.190909 118.050909 24.890909 21.650909 31.50909 -31.170909 7.380909 52.040909 185.710909 76.550909 268.190909 29.130909 61.970909 36.060909 29.690909 82.930909 40.110909 -2.150909 11.990909 147.610909 98.690909 92.570909 59.350909 63.170909 -2.470909 67.750909 402.670909 150.760909 50.450909 9.970909 32.110909 47.290909 20.230909 28.810909 118.590909 75.930909 17.280909 227.080909 338.040909 113.260909 40.50909 72.290909 171.820909 25.590909 25.470909 84.710909 56.240909
1328.12 4553.88 248.16 114.36 176.94 175.77 846.01 178.95 267.01 410.07 310.25 313.98 90.39 518.82 516.78 126.91 40.65 75.14 35.12 180.96 593.64 33.75 421.37 191.23 178.52 72.26 9943.92 514.11 102 69.1 190.61 151.85 631.15 306.07 39.1 222.13 531.53 269.74 112.72 5629.85 99.58 482.26 1102.56 302.39 180.31 251.23 1813.17 125.39
21.62 6.67 -33.52 -23.39 -9.91 11.16 19.01 2.64 -26.55 -30.13 -17.61 -21.45 -2.8 -10.97 -25.05 49.32 -25.19 -54.82 -18.91 5.52 -7.79 -22.29 -11.96 -5.57 -29.87 -13.03 -16.78 -9 -70.33 -71.17 -17.31 -8.77 66.26 -9.3 -39.54 6.33 6.1 -11.42 -52.25 -16.3 -12.65 -18.79 -19.03 -6.22 35.07 -24.07 21.46 -14.81
62.75 451.54 13.31 0.6 16.14 15.28 49.63 -6.8 1.95 71.16 3.14 64.21 5.57 16.31 2.27 24.18 -4.92 3.84 7.88 12.01 21.58 1.61 9.79 1.03 21.36 -9.32 1663.49 26 1.55 4.07 -8.49 0.55 12.42 17.73 1.45 9.35 4.83 15.97 14.59 902.94 16.93 14.65 21.77 4.63 0.84 8.71 140.22 4.48
-191.42 42.24 20.56 -67.57 719.29 382.02 -1866.19 -138.1 -293.07 11.34 -71.11 3.55 -48.33 1032.64 -69.16 35.92 -451.43 64.81 -8.16 19.74 -0.14 -16.15 -7.12 -75.18 -8.83 -29.45 -17.22 -431.21 -96.68 -82.93 -74.39 -85.71 -219.54 39.83 -68.41 15.15 31.25 24.96 -79.96 -49.49 55.18 -64.99 2.4 154.4 -50 -56.67 114.7 190.91
9.71 43.59 3.05 1.13 2.37 8.59 2.34 0 0.6 37.59 5.28 43.43 3.9 4.19 1.25 16.73 0 3.39 35.62 13.44 19.29 9.96 4.53 1.31 13.76 0 12.88 68.2 4.55 3.24 0 2.3 4.59 11.17 5.32 16.38 8.89 14.08 32.06 47.16 7.34 3.05 9.44 7.4 0.55 1.7 20.12 4.14
16.46 34.01 16.17 29.28 13.27 25.1 27.45 24.38 24.68 33.04 35.93 44.37 140.3 13.24 17.13 33.45 12.12 15.6 28.47 30.56 30.85 18.39 27.42 32.89 51.75 55.37 15.51 40.22 52.09 33.4 -3.07 21.8 35.93 18.85 28.1 24.09 13.77 48.21 28.36 17.87 11.33 22.5 30.33 29.6 142.87 70.97 47.18 7.4
121.2 1128.35 184.95 25.15 38.75 61.85 11.86 35.05 63.25 376.9 54.1 378.05 42.45 66.9 24 132.4 340.2 152.4 120.55 31 173.1 120 86.8 21.8 108.35 31.6 234 1305 220.8 39.85 32.35 36.6 26.55 29.3 77.15 165.65 67.75 148.7 379.1 626.25 57.85 86.3 129.9 167.8 17.85 42.15 277 27.65
131.7 1156.9 199.15 31 41.75 66.45 13.55 38.95 68.3 391.8 60.9 420 44.5 71.5 26.1 140.7 473 152.4 179.5 34.4 188.4 124.95 93.35 24.4 117.5 50.76 258.3 1463.95 248.35 42.95 39.9 46.5 30 31.9 147 204.8 71.4 160.3 385.8 661.7 62.2 93 142 199.6 24.15 47.45 296.35 32
30 161.15 36.1 11.6 9 12.6 3.69 14.65 17.15 111.8 21.5 130.45 14.1 17.75 7.25 30.15 72.25 27.5 83.55 15.5 59.5 33 17.75 7.5 32 5.75 70 500 50 14.5 11 10.55 5.2 9.4 57.2 34.15 21.9 44.55 108.1 148.65 17.55 18.6 26.65 19.7 4.63 15 48.5 9.1
0 24.03 0 31.44 30.75 7.2 0 0 0 10.03 10.27 8.67 10.88 0 0 7.91 0 0 6.23 9.23 11.23 12.06 0 0 7.98 0 18.2 18.81 42.87 0 0 0 15.44 9.21 100.19 10.12 7.63 0 11.82 15.03 20.02 28.39 13.62 22.68 29.75 0 15.04 6.68
1965.26 21105.79 807.31 71.6 532.04 245.92 251.56 390.11 205.44 2658.65 288.24 1813.13 246.63 489.11 78.24 586.4 918.54 213.36 193.12 392.09 925.39 52.2 304.49 53 494.08 184.65 96651.36 961.78 751.82 133.1 64.05 120.45 388.59 475.25 131.23 333.78 176.15 376.06 583.81 55561.53 182.4 2159.23 1556.85 371.01 62.69 463.65 5648.03 110.79
45.93 45.02 57.66 70.14 59.09 49.79 18.51 47.78 55.53 51.54 47.52 39.32 71.8 53.44 42.36 38.22 48.98 85.78 50.57 36.1 39.25 59.34 83.43 41.8 58.38 85.08 85.82 56.43 70.07 36.2 54.19 40.23 31.01 46.85 73.03 61.31 24.13 50.04 43.76 31.25 74.97 46.16 45.11 65.35 58.95 72.73 40.46 33.55
24.28 22.34 44.38 56.68 50.73 5.54
-4.61 5.63 -12.53 10.09 5.83 2.69
89.11 157.78 10.78 571.53 1,780.90 4.51
-31.89 -21.77 -77.63 -13.08 34.34 9.2
-125.36 -69.89 -120.93 -17.76 -50.21 3964.29
52.030909 12.290912 11.750909 36.580909 120.250909 56.160909
23.93 66.71 3.12 199.35 256 2.65
3.41 110.18 -14.52 31.13 -34.22 162.38
2.33 12.57 -2.61 35.43 62.34 1.06
796.15 11327.27 -187 9.93 39.09 341.67
1.94 2.24 0.68 3.96 5.58 10.06
46.73 33.93 -1.56 130.1 350.48 -20.99
84.55 41.1 16.9 139.3 139.2 64
97 52.5 21.4 173.25 224.2 78
24.25 16.5 7 40 80.6 23.5
0 18.35 0 35.27 26.36 7.13
205.37 922.7 75.05 3961.69 4313.11 35.39
72.02 63.5 64.84 33.72 24.32 66.95
0
301.67
352.14
201.55
22.820909
98.74
-39.36
5.43
-113.68
5.17
44.58
30.05
42.95
10.11
0
354.59
75
8.59
1,596.42
-8.78
-427.68
128.590912
615.4
70.97
85.2
-252.31
19.43
26.26
227.8
242.9
39
14.74
4360.09
37.07
1,719.95
18.16
133.44
45.760909
378.9
-7.97
42.73
193.07
8.86
19.93
136.4
167.3
42.15
15.55
3524.58
36.67
8.38
1267.15
1449.62
54.72
23.54
698.84
33.18
183.02
484.390909
211.6
16.29
42.09
39.97
112.46
1535
555.55
8.88
17.4
17.92
803.55
45.47
-783.61
99.430909
203.29
3.05
21.34
114.47
34.6
6.85
162.7
188
38.85
4.7
283.1
42.1
Dhampur Sugar
0909
52.78
12.03
945.55
42.92
1460.83
92.80912
332.05
23.98
57.78
322.68
18
15.96
151.05
158.6
20.3
8.5
814.16
42.63
Dharani Sugars
0903
25.39
21.43
217.06
9.33
-227.99
19.860909
130.93
249.71
32.77
937.03
18.49
21.64
108.25
129
13.21
5.86
274.85
47.48
Dwarikesh Sugar
0809
16.31
0
267.08
19.87
294.59
75.220909
94.75
28.35
-1.41
-24.19
16.23
27.45
119.6
134.8
36.75
7.78
195.07
48.01
eiD Parry
0903
17.22
14.57
755.57
22.57
-4273.46
111.90909
270.01
7.38
40.18
-93.43
18.25
6.16
380.65
404.9
125
22.93
3285.01
47.51
empee Sugars
0903
41.97
3.05
46.98
-22.4
-25.58
8.440909
10.76
-37.8
0.27
-105.86
0.06
-4.79
27.45
27.45
5.78
21.28
115.21
73.24
GMr inds.
0903
19.96
-4.81
126.84
-16.85
-90.63
56.640909
16.66
-11.99
-18.33
242.62
0.13
-12.42
120.05
146.75
50.1
0
239.62
74.85
Jeypore Sug.co
0903
4.53
5.24
178.89
-7.72
-149.26
128.650909
64.36
100.69
7.95
-234.29
61.36
-0.82
310.15
358
74
5.19
140.5
44.79
kcP Sugar &inds. 0903
11.34
7.27
180.09
-20.02
59.35
13.830909
64.99
56.34
17.02
210.58
2.77
-2.75
28.85
32.7
12
10.49
327.16
37.27
DcM Shriram inds 0903
kesar enterprise
0906
6.79
22.61
223.95
-0.73
137.27
61.80909
55.01
-30.92
1.83
-130.6
23.99
4.68
112.6
118.6
33.65
4.69
76.46
54.8
kM Sugar Mills
0809
18.4
0
312.97
149.68
-56.04
15.490909
41.51
-69.45
2.33
-119.07
5.41
19.89
46.6
53
7.75
18.64
85.74
67.09
oudh Sugar Mills
0906
22.05
16.07
574.81
74.71
-525.06
62.450909
150.55
36.4
-3.27
-61.71
13.36
9.73
77.3
85.75
29
8.2
200.36
54.59
Piccadily agro
0903
23.91
20.21
139.48
21.26
657.14
18.740909
30.94
-21.41
3.52
329.27
6.55
19.38
22.6
3.54
54.76
67.47
Ponni Sug.erode
0903
8.6
29.96
136.53
-2.96
-752.13
54.420909
48.52
44.36
10.4
235.48
29.11
11.23
141.25
154.8
25.1
4.85
121.47
45.04
rajshree Sugars
0903
22.69
20.97
351.25
5
-566.11
51.150909
93.07
-2.96
7.34
-42.66
6.89
16.85
102.05
119.65
32.05
14.75
231.55
38.2
rana Sugars
0809
76.59
-26.88
196.82
-15.35
402.34
21.720909
62.14
21.44
12.22
-143.85
1.42
16.07
16.02
18.11
6.57
0
224.87
19.62
Sakthi Sugars
0812
31.37
-7.88
1,175.30
57.07
-364.2
37.990909
414.84
113.1
43.34
1897.23
31.04
30.63
100.9
110.4
18.1
4.98
351.43
39.79
SBec Sugar
18.23
5.44
0906
47.69
14.43
294.01
7.71
-135.53
7.610909
29.83
19.94
3.22
24.06
22.5
22.5
6.23
19.07
107.57
54.6
Sh.renuka Sugar 0809
27.6
16.93
1,824.16
149.08
70.48
22.350909
856.3
56.23
48.2
298.35
4.54
44.17
230.6
247.2
63
50.91
7307.71
34.46
Simbhaoli Sugars 0909
23.3
64.93
699.03
60.36
-346.67
49.910909
238.27
104.3
23.58
-416.94
38.46
25.3
87.5
96.45
15.15
3.09
203
43.89
294.59
9.02
-9.68
-7.46
28.1
Sir Shadi Lal
0903
5.25
91.54
-84.68
137.470909
105.44
12.94
-396.71
58.95
12.84
184
50.5
2.94
91.09
53.53
thiru aroor. Su.
0809
11.32
1.51
336.39
-3.08
-110.54
87.120909
114.24
57.05
6.05
33.55
13.07
32.64
214
226
62.15
11.42
242.25
51.78
triven.engg.ind.
0909
25.79
20.29
1,907.78
20.36
52.24
35.150909
553.46
29.73
68.22
153.04
6.58
26.82
111.55
173.5
125.3
32.1
16.6
2876.87
67.99
Ugar Sugar Works 0903
11.25
16.72
412.35
-0.88
3.34
9.220909
86.24
4.76
-31.35
-1359.04
3.46
12.34
23.1
33.35
11.44
0
259.88
47.05
Upper Gang. Sug. 0906
11.56
4.65
447.23
49.08
-199.68
118.670909
93.88
24.72
-1.64
-79.29
12.27
11.02
109.15
117.1
35
10.04
126.07
48.17
Uttam Sug.Mills
0812
25.77
0
372.35
34.63
61.65
56.980909
66.86
-25.72
-2.24
-133.84
0
35.23
76.8
85.1
20.2
0
197.91
78.07
Spice Mobiles
0903
22.39
1.07
708.45
136.13
-92.98
10.280909
219.7
75.06
16.4
-360.32
4.33
47.07
40.6
45.25
8.8
10.49
303.01
63.25
astra Microwave
0903
10.81
12.16
117.22
-5.02
-30.56
22.840909
14.24
-49.82
-6.12
-317.02
2.11
27.44
71.05
96.7
35.75
71.77
384.74
19.26
avaya Global
0909
14.23
8.3
510.77
-9.73
-10.69
164.530909
125.76
-13.3
10.1
146.34
10.81
5.3
227.75
241
64.05
17.82
324.09
59.13
Gemini comm.
0903
9.72
0.66
195.48
-3.05
-97.75
8.780909
45.97
5.51
3.22
-40.92
1.27
31.3
47.9
51.6
11.15
0
465.59
35.03
Goldst.infratec.
0903
14.41
7.05
45.60
-10.27
-37.36
25.250909
19.14
29.15
2.22
-45.99
1.56
27.81
33.1
41.1
12.7
24.89
119.41
50.75
GtL
0903
94.72
7.36
1,450.90
1.23
-24.61
104.10909
390.42
4.3
34.09
8.05
11.88
24.76
382.55
395
205.65
29.91
3684.72
43.92
HFcL
0903
442.79
0
139.09
-60.21
110.35
1.290909
43.22
26.97
-17.29
-54.92
0
-28.59
12
17.4
6.65
0
531.35
2.1
iti
0903
288
0
1,700.80
47.57
86.44
-96.420909
795.62
156.04
-78.1
-49.57
0
7.26
50.5
53.2
13.1
0
1454.4
92.98
kavveri telecom
0903
9.82
27.13
180.57
28.31
-2.66
47.740909
13.53
10.13
90.06
18.92
74.78
80.15
83.9
22.2
4.61
80.63
14.61
krone comm.
0909
4.6
2.38
63.94
-34.81
-80.75
1080909
11.39
-63.81
0.11
-83.08
3.57
11.17
118
128
48
54.38
54.28
62.11
neLco
0909
22.82
-3.72
340.45
72.51
-25.96
11.450909
101.29
254.41
22.85
-301.32
12.19
20.91
108.8
115
21
0
248.28
50.1
nu tek india
0903
17.26
11.78
159.09
67.18
-25.6
92.170909
51.87
29.32
4.68
-51.8
2.89
47.07
44.8
55
11.93
20.65
154.65
43.73
Punjab commun.
0903
12.05
2.52
128.49
1599.6
-195.02
89.270909
2.35
-36.66
0.42
-55.79
2.16
28.41
59.1
65
11.56
27.49
71.04
71.21
Shyam telecom
0903
11.27
0.54
185.15
-14.33
-87.52
44.520909
70.25
53.82
-4.06
-561.36
1.04
66.27
74.4
99.4
34.55
0
83.85
66.28
XL telecom
0806
18.79
18.07
656.22
24.04
98.91
152.070909
15.41
-94.01
-29.5
-296.8
0.44
58.83
40
73.9
25.8
0
83.08
21.78
HFcL infotel
0903
525.52
0
223.57
-10.17
50.66
-11.170909
50.96
-12.58
-36.78
41.08
0
3.13
6.91
15.35
4.99
0
423.07
53.36
idea cellular
0903
3100.1
9.88
9,857.08
46.68
-4.13
36.370909
2760.61
20.23
273.15
81.63
3.78
53.27
58.75
91.7
41.3
15.54
18213.03
49.05
MtnL
0903
630
2.38
4,456.00
-5.64
-63.93
191.420909
955.37
-20.45
20.58
-77.51
1.25
-6.9
84.15
123.7
59.25
0
5301.45
56.25
onMobile Global
0903
57.83
11.23
327.11
41.75
48.58
114.920909
83.4
5.1
11.53
-33.66
11.18
80.09
490.5
682
185.2
44.35
2864.03
54.83
Spice comm
0903
689.93
0
1,580.48
65.01
-367.07
-2.650909
339.06
9.98
-62.45
-22.93
0
24.13
63.8
95
25.5
0
4401.69
98.9
tata comm
0903
285
4.63
3,749.43
14.2
69.46
238.530909
759.23
-23.48
10.45
-68.26
14.94
3.45
371.25
651
335
67.62
10580.63
76.15
tata tele. Mah.
0903
1897.19
0
1,941.68
13.74
26.93
-1.940909
498.32
2.3
-107.98
128.05
0
26.58
27.5
41.8
18.7
0
5217.3
77.73
tulip telecom
0903
29
44.21
1,608.28
32.21
32.97
234.620909
491.03
29.72
52.07
5.85
97.09
41.95
1024.6
1250
258.05
10.55
2971.34
68.96
0903
23.46
1.99
319.56
31.52
-56.55
62.820909
106.2
0.67
7.12
-256.14
12.31
15.03
72.4
74.8
10.6
5.3
169.85
58.68
Telecom
59.51
Textiles aarvee Denims
February, 2010 [37]
Stock Market Monitor FULL YEAR Company Name
abhishek inds. aditya Bir. nuv. ai champ.inds. alok inds. alps inds. ambika cotton arvind Ltd Bang overseas Bannari amm Spg. Banswara Syntex Bengal tea & Fab Birla cotsyn Bombay rayon century enka cheviot company DcM Digjam Ltd Donear inds. eSi eskay k`n'it(i) Filatex india Futura Polyester Garden Silk Mill Garware-Wall rop Ginni Filaments Glost.Jute Mill. Grab.alok impex Himatsing. Seide indian acrylics indian cardcloth indo rama Synth. indus Fila Jaybharat text JBF inds. Jct Jindal Worldwide krishna Lifest. kSL and indus L n Polyesters Lak. Mach. Works Lakshmi Mills Loyal textile Mafatlal inds. Maha.Shree Umaid Maral overseas Maxwell inds. Modern india Morarjee text. Mudra Lifestyle nahar indl. ent. nahar Spinning nakoda textile nandan exim nirlon nrc Pasupati acrylon r M Mohite tex. rajapalayam Mill raymond rSWM Ltd ruby Mills S kumars nation Sangam india Sarla Performanc SeL Mfg. co Sh. Dinesh Mills Shiva texyarn Shree ram Urban Shri Lakshmi Siyaram Silk Spentex inds. SrF Stovec inds. Sumeet inds. Super Sales ind. Super Spinning Suprem.tex Mart Surat textile Suryalak. cott. Vardhman Polytex Vardhman textile Vertex Spinning Voith Paper Weizmann Welspun india Winsome Yarns Tobacco Godfrey Phillips Golden tobacco itc kothari Products VSt inds. Trading 3M india adani enterp. aegis Logistics avon corporation Bartronics india J.k. agri Gene. Jik inds. kanani inds. MMtc Ptc india Stc Sat industries Surana corp. Swan energy tci inds. U B Holdings Ushdev intl. Tyres apollo tyres Balkrishna inds ceat Falcon tyres Goodyear india Jk tyre & indust MrF tVS Srichakra
Year Equity RONW Net Ended Rs. Cr % Sales
LATEST QUARTER
Net PAT Sales% Growth
BV
Qtr. End
Net Net PAT Sales Sales%
CURRENT DATA
PAT TTM CAGR Grwth( %) Eps Sales%
CMP Rs.
52W high
52W Low
Latest PE
M. Cap.
Promter holding(%)
0903 0903 0903
222.19 95.01 11.27
20.89 3.37 6.44
1,398.78 4,754.22 306.61
33.38 21.42 12.48
-232.77 -43.46 4.62
20.090909 394.090909 62.740909
427.56 1198.4 70.51
29.15 -8.56 -19.48
6.91 59.24 0.8
-128.67 -9.29 263.64
2.24 9.45 0.44
24.7 25.23 24.67
17.3 922.15 33.8
18.87 1054 36
6.05 330.25 13.5
35.31 108.49 14.02
384.39 9498.14 76.19
63.52 46.06 43.25
0906 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 0903 0903 0903 0909 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0806 0909 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0812 0906 0903 0903 0903 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903 0909 0903 0903 0903
196.97 34.51 5.88 218.98 13.56 15.75 13.08 9.01 116.6 69.1 20.05 4.51 17.38 68.76 10.4 15.79 28.08 17.14 52.42 38.29 23.71 59.26 2.62 21.84 49.23 131.32 4.55 151.83 18.99 51.05 62.24 89.27 20.05 101.7 40.27 14.7 12.37 6.96 4.7 5 8.64 21.76 12.62 7.51 18.17 35.99 40.03 18.05 15.78 45.55 58.22 36.77 71.14 20.1 3.51 61.38 23.15 4.18 223.39 39.42 6.95 17.17 5.28 21.6 20.63 15.58 9.37 71.47 61.7 2.09 40 3.07 5.5 17.5 22.21 15.13 10.66 57.77 19.91 4.39 12.86 73.09 25.78
11.82 0 8.11 -6.06 0.76 4.99 17.81 1.12 1.96 16.56 4.17 9.26 7.97 0 -23.26 4.8 5.86 10.18 -7.37 15.98 8.35 0 19.08 9.21 1.52 0 0.87 -17.01 -9.21 26.01 12.24 0 -0.11 1.11 4.06 0 13.36 -14.06 0 162.58 8.35 0 7.06 19.66 0 6.14 0.18 -3.22 18.61 -1.2 -1.16 0 0 3.38 4.59 -3.86 -27.16 24.54 1.23 -8.63 13.25 19.93 11.45 4.49 -22.73 21.12 8.21 0 23.63 10.73 9.26 1.88 0 -6.31 26.55 -13.69 0 6.82 -9.27 8.26 5.65 2.29 -40.45
2,907.71 991.73 177.75 2,344.82 137.34 286.83 550.72 125.29 194.20 1,342.40 1,164.72 189.88 213.86 136.91 183.76 510.04 718.92 359.07 378.88 1,332.36 437.45 393.68 169.15 135.83 408.30 364.33 38.36 2,462.30 294.56 487.25 2,394.29 557.11 184.31 501.14 841.84 16.16 1,338.01 106.53 424.06 124.87 297.72 503.49 191.90 206.96 203.92 304.48 999.92 962.03 778.95 315.68 8.64 323.09 466.47 105.58 234.82 1,388.15 1,291.18 114.33 1,550.23 748.27 121.36 589.71 79.08 97.97 39.15 1,055.25 647.87 661.82 1,805.23 46.33 157.78 102.90 366.45 310.45 164.56 355.39 428.29 2,456.72 45.92 47.46 30.83 1,254.16 146.90
37.02 56.36 14.13 2.41 14.08 45.97 26.26 0.36 130.5 44.95 -1.8 5.67 30.76 26.99 5.26 5.89 10.27 3.93 -8.4 -20.52 9.71 30.64 6.16 18.95 65.09 -15.86 -13.84 -3.63 -44.88 14.81 11.33 7.1 33.39 37.12 30.14 -46.98 -39.32 3.13 8.02 -65.25 16.18 62.63 -6.17 29.31 19.06 15.31 15.2 9.2 39.17 11.38 -15.87 -24.4 41.53 0 6.76 4.55 10.79 4.66 -3.46 7.92 8.95 65.06 4.3 3.73 2.01 24.85 9.87 -10.03 11.76 52.7 22.78 9.13 -6.55 89.89 84.4 2.6 15.6 7.06 -53.23 14.83 -15.97 6.75 -16.52
-5.18 -2172.81 -28.85 -274.96 -91.79 -27.15 116.97 -4.03 27.71 22.6 23.94 -45.52 -502.65 42.54 -248.71 -66.96 -14.56 -37.45 -183.05 23.95 -33.06 79.24 -17.68 2.57 26.65 463.44 -64.89 -3339.4 -127.58 -18.73 -45.02 -1714.74 -101.68 -33.55 -45.64 4.91 -55.87 -62.73 -398.73 1051.91 1587.18 -6.79 -29.62 17.19 67.41 -41.54 -53.16 -238.35 44.52 -121.57 76.36 544.01 -34.92 -41.67 -41.67 -474.97 -23748.15 233.65 -66.27 -397.21 -30.85 22.14 25.54 -27.42 -3662.96 11.61 20.29 124.22 17.7 190.35 4.09 -90.42 -1694.19 -173.19 1966.67 -4585.71 -353.11 14.87 -152.51 4.71 -14.02 17.62 -1457.56
81.60909 16.20909 205.80909 52.310909 69.820909 101.780909 68.270909 45.240909 13.420909 123.940909 228.890909 369.580909 41.470909 -100909 16.150909 49.560909 11.060909 42.250909 23.320909 113.640909 86.320909 13.170909 196.030909 59.890909 56.360909 0.030909 174.020909 27.990909 83.750909 4.40909 102.770909 2.350909 35.20909 5.490909 50.680909 3.080909 681.270909 319.830909 176.360909 -210.380909 93.980909 -11.290909 13.320909 10.630909 10.840909 49.080909 144.620909 140.570909 45.30909 2.560909 11.470909 -39.120909 0.710909 26.160909 336.640909 183.610909 86.070909 191.440909 36.50909 44.980909 94.420909 183.840909 151.840909 46.930909 18.180909 175.320909 151.890909 12.170909 148.960909 128.950909 15.480912 153.710909 16.580906 13.70909 1.10909 70.650909 140.410909 220.310909 1.080909 201.890909 57.880909 75.970909 21.270909
974.79 135.89 54.97 597.73 39.65 89.86 157.37 38.38 70.94 386.44 310.3 51.26 59.7 33.56 68.52 118.42 197.78 87.09 84.87 597.88 108.2 120.63 54.47 67.45 113.9 103.72 13.38 593.44 80.47 134.67 689.63 143.72 89.16 147.16 273.62 4.66 268.57 36.06 114.49 29.38 76.94 103.51 57.22 78.49 61.05 78.39 246.54 281.9 262.32 85.8 9.91 1.33 69.93 26.03 56.57 398.54 370.77 35.97 481.36 214.56 32.45 263.54 22.09 40.18 9.86 356.23 173.12 184.33 524.49 11.44 116 33.88 88.47 71.19 44.99 103.14 120.8 667.17 22.18 11.76 10.18 461.57 50.51
39.63 -33.12 15.02 2.89 6.67 17.9 11.4 26.96 122.73 34.64 -1.34 2.42 10.43 -18.5 38.62 -23.35 7.51 6.9 1.14 39.7 -6.86 18.43 18.75 117.51 12.64 49.15 34.07 20.05 -14.11 8.37 17.58 1.86 91.25 18.92 23.43 -41.01 -39.2 26.84 -12.86 -11.69 1.99 41.29 12 92.99 22.37 -0.38 -4.24 -1.92 31.41 1.1 24.19 -87.52 4.8 -6.94 2.43 -8.1 10.78 8.44 22.09 1.66 -1.61 138.22 -7.84 58.25 14.39 40.34 32.1 1.89 3.56 12.27 127.05 18.01 -4.02 -4.8 -14.97 20.63 4.94 2.54 104.99 7.5 -13.87 21.91 48.69
57 -72.8 4.05 15.19 0.56 10.59 7.44 3.65 1.54 41.03 32.76 5.98 2.67 0.69 1.2 2.89 5.39 4.31 -1.85 10.17 4.9 0.83 3.98 3.77 4.76 9.5 1.89 -13.25 -10.87 12.15 24.82 -14.49 2.41 3.6 12.56 -1.88 32.37 -4.39 -2.2 -7.86 2.33 7.14 1.38 9.23 -0.28 4.65 6.86 14.5 6.2 2.97 -3.52 -24.33 11.86 0.56 3.21 7.43 8.61 3.84 24.81 3.56 3.71 20.18 2.44 4.01 -1.87 20.03 8.06 -1.64 68.6 1.64 3.12 4.95 -5.48 2.44 1.5 0.29 0.21 50.42 0.12 2.78 2.35 41.75 -7.19
35.23 -1854.22 16.71 826.22 2700 13.63 -3334.78 23.31 600 11.83 552.59 -4.93 -5.32 -148.94 -182.19 -74.03 168.16 389.77 -292.71 -4.51 -38.9 -115.06 20.61 21.61 -25.62 -182.54 195.31 -78.45 -355.76 45.86 98.72 -27.3 -251.57 73.91 24.48 -1980 -14.52 146.63 -23.08 -32.59 -17.38 -154.01 -46.72 256.37 -96.77 -39.37 -152.73 -1890.12 100.65 222.83 78.68 -30.29 -268.71 -41.67 -22.28 -69.47 -136.1 -75.77 24.8 -142.94 34.42 125.73 -23.75 -2.2 -4775 15.98 166.01 -92.62 16.39 530.77 262.79 239.04 502.2 -176.97 40.19 -107.49 -72.73 159.5 -7.69 64.5 -37.5 8250 -13.16
8 0 19.14 1.05 1.61 8.93 19.18 6.52 0.06 15.24 36.3 20.97 4.05 0.03 0.23 0.96 0.79 7.12 0.2 18.84 7.49 0.14 41.55 7.29 3.37 2.56 8.68 2.38 0 0.81 17.83 0 10.28 0.1 2.29 0 52.42 71.79 0 0 7.7 3.28 0.9 3.59 0 2.75 10.44 6.13 11.75 0.1 0 0 6.15 0.92 13.07 1.21 7.24 35.27 2.15 1.46 10.85 35.07 11.74 3.11 0 46.82 21.09 0 35.81 43.87 2.11 27.03 0 0.62 0.91 0.7 0.2 17.65 0.01 16.55 2.13 14.32 0
22.67 45.42 15.14 10.75 62 31.8 18.77 3.14 125.64 92.63 7.47 8.63 -4.64 -11.64 9.51 13.34 20.7 14.66 -1.56 21.63 18.6 14.8 7.12 24.29 24.67 7.23 0.8 8.15 82.85 140.87 34.99 0.76 55.21 31.13 57.39 -15.09 15.06 -5.75 13.71 -1.96 10.97 16.56 3.89 62.33 14.79 96.47 22.03 20.89 47.45 115.14 -39.33 1.92 17.49 11.02 13.33 6.61 15.31 9.1 20.58 22.87 17.06 59.65 8.65 0.82 3.82 38 16.97 78.68 17.09 -4.49 35.74 6.24 1.88 29.71 -0.87 4.51 18.97 17.94 37.04 3.4 -12.8 29.98 5.14
24.2 14.57 142.45 40.15 55.45 116.05 101.6 63.8 1.17 196.45 290.1 265.7 38.9 14.13 31.55 18 4.94 39.05 10.04 81 70.2 14.36 348.3 55.8 43.75 6.13 184.8 37.1 30.85 417.5 109.8 4.8 245.9 1.59 59.15 36 2150.6 2360.45 164.9 106 145.55 15.88 21.5 176.95 22.85 36.05 80.65 94.55 58.85 2.95 60.9 14.8 8.7 28 517.55 226.2 106.3 967.5 44.35 35.55 78.75 94 108.85 34.5 137.7 128.8 159.65 14.83 207.35 321 24.1 220.95 13.67 18.08 7.81 42.6 62.6 254.5 3.27 187.1 40.25 92.75 19.25
29.5 16.36 152.65 43.7 157 129.4 105.1 70.3 1.17 246 313.7 284.5 41.5 14.39 45 20.15 5.48 42 10.7 94.95 75.8 15.4 384.5 85.6 49.9 6.62 201.25 44.85 49.8 486.6 116.7 5.45 369 1.91 145 43.2 2267 2480 168 107.5 183.9 19.2 25.1 248 24.15 41.7 88.7 95.8 93.2 3.23 72.25 18 9.89 33.75 555 241 111.5 1088 55.25 39 90.9 110.1 123 37.45 189.9 132.95 172 15.9 222 329.85 24.2 225.4 13.7 18.08 7.81 45 68.35 268 10.64 210 43.75 98.3 20.75
11.33 5.8 37.5 10.6 42.7 24.9 13.15 13.05 0.3 80.3 50.15 96.25 14 3.6 14.15 6.6 1.01 9.9 3.1 24.55 27.1 3.2 86.5 37.6 17.8 1.32 41.65 12.01 13.85 128 29 1.55 54.85 0.5 48.05 6.49 415.1 546.1 42 14.85 29.1 4.11 8 99.5 7.91 10.6 17 20 10.21 0.8 13.9 3.56 1.26 22 202 68.1 23 251.05 13.15 8.8 25.4 38.1 49.55 10.95 39 20.9 43.5 3.45 62.15 65 5 26.3 3.85 5.7 1.15 11.4 24 43 3.17 67.65 11.15 13 7.58
6.97 0 7.45 0 50.41 22.15 4.79 18.33 29.25 13.43 8.29 14.35 9.65 0 0 0 6.25 5.48 0 4.3 12.93 0 8.38 7.86 19.36 0 22.79 12.24 0 0 6.13 0 163.93 19.88 25.83 0 41.03 0 0 0 18.9 0 22.16 49.29 0 31.9 15.69 92.7 5.06 295 99.84 0 0 30.11 61.98 0 51.85 27.44 0 0 6.54 2.75 9.09 22.12 0 2.79 7.85 0 5.21 12.93 9.92 11.7 0 0 21.69 0 0 13.43 0 12.06 0 6.19 0
1465.79 50.28 83.76 909.32 75.19 182.78 133.1 57.42 136.42 2084.33 581.65 119.83 67.61 97.13 164.06 142.11 138.72 66.93 52.63 310.15 166.44 85.1 91.25 121.87 430.76 80.5 84.08 563.29 59.79 15981.9 683.4 171.4 493.03 162.56 595.49 52.92 2660.29 164.29 77.5 103.99 125.76 65.92 135.66 664.45 83.04 129.74 325.83 340.95 97.69 134.37 354.56 55.16 61.88 56.28 181.66 1388.42 246.08 404.42 1048.92 140.14 54.73 179.16 57.47 74.52 284.08 200.67 149.59 105.99 1254.47 67.09 96.38 67.83 75.18 63.61 173.46 56.91 66.92 1470.25 65.11 82.14 51.76 677.91 50.15
36.8 27.82 36.21 37.46 68.06 55.55 59.44 72.89 34.13 38.41 25.23 73.13 45.54 26.81 75 47.39 55.87 49.33 38.89 55.94 46.48 54.17 56.93 43.04 50.94 53.1 57.35 63.37 64.6 67.05 47.29 51.11 74.87 51.2 39.22 43.58 25.82 47.87 72.9 32.74 83.7 54.98 63.57 86.15 52.05 54.49 63.35 61.59 50.23 49.12 15.34 38.69 57.25 72.87 49.38 38.38 49.39 74.91 49.83 36.03 62.69 36.66 43.36 74.92 59.68 43.31 67.06 44.82 47.25 71 61.72 17.84 39.56 66.25 82.01 60.72 55.22 67.22 70.25 74.04 65.7 44.1 69.99
0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
10.4 17.59 377.44 6.63 15.44
16.77 -0.76 25.42 1.2 18.96
1,112.69 85.58 14,881.50 78.74 371.06
25.84 -45.84 6.9 -53.73 9.49
-2.96 -98.08 4.6 -81.79 5.95
553.930909 29.630909 36.240909 755.40909 152.430909
301.05 29.99 4292.59 18.1 115.72
15.01 20.01 14.06 -2 30.58
21.72 0.12 1009.91 9.84 17.15
-36.17 -92.68 25.81 119.15 52.44
120.3 0.09 9.55 42.91 52.57
12.45 -11.64 18.36 -11.5 5.27
1933 135.65 250.15 479.85 539.45
2150 144.4 271.3 494.05 585
625.25 36 155.75 128 203.1
16.07 0 26.36 11.19 11.49
2010.32 238.74 94939.43 318.14 832.91
71.08 27.19 0 75 32.16
0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0803 0812 0903 0903 0903 0903 0803 0903 0903 0903 0903 0903
11.27 24.66 16.44 16.58 28.98 3.51 24.28 3 50 227.42 60 7.38 21.86 19 0.91 66.82 27.63
18.01 21.9 18.46 43.97 17.51 14.84 -5.05 76.21 15.5 6.02 14.34 0.12 22.08 33.12 0 1.51 15.54
742.02 11,271.19 368.33 73.59 375.89 88.65 0.55 54.27 37,015.14 6,528.88 19,785.84 33.03 2,285.34 174.97 6.66 324.31 1,426.65
21.96 -0.73 -1.48 48.76 105.07 12.66 1733.33 278.98 39.77 67.14 25.43 63.03 37.78 283.96 -16.54 18.55 81.96
-15.1 4.6 -22.3 276.34 46.99 22.86 -1255.07 89.75 -30.06 86.47 -36.92 -71.43 7.86 48.71 -166.67 -37.04 37.86
308.570909 66.630909 104.230909 15.680909 105.950909 133.050909 13.670909 57.030909 224.680909 67.560909 95.050909 4.830909 62.520909 9.130909 -145.820909 201.590909 69.970909
208.12 3072.8 71.06 27.39 136.43 5.14 0.57 21.96 9432.11 2458.17 3609.15 3.1 853.56 19.43 1.29 101.52 432.58
8.55 -1.24 -43.69 41.33 35.32 -141.35 612.5 -5.02 -24.48 21.02 -12.39 -71.32 68.75 -86.42 -43.17 12.31 44.37
13.24 87.89 11.25 1.81 14.58 5.05 1.35 1.45 48.9 30.81 10.14 -0.01 7.52 0.52 -0.03 9.04 7.29
3.04 31.57 40.27 4.02 25.47 -151.37 -464.86 -66.28 4.53 -5.89 -44.07 -200 10.26 -99.27 -200 -41.15 18.73
49.21 14.54 17.64 2.8 17.17 42.68 0.48 2.98 31 4.06 13.05 0 9.88 0.07 0 4.46 25.16
26.8 10.42 35.44 55.44 97.28 19.08 -68.49 98.75 32.27 22.45 18.84 57.48 77.08 40.28 63.5 123.23 126.11
1850 468.6 218.25 8 164.25 165.55 18.2 184.45 34763.3 115.95 401.75 35.8 43.85 171.9 2377.65 286.9 256.6
1890 518 241.8 13.2 193.7 219 26.3 255 40000 125.5 426.5 39.4 46 186.95 2759 345.9 269
780.1 119 51.85 3.92 61 65 6.41 35.86 12900 55.1 92.5 13 13.4 32 790 60 34.5
37.62 65.72 12.32 5.41 9.45 0 0 62.1 0 33.32 30.79 0 4.2 0 0 88.55 30.84
2084.95 23242.56 431.48 51.66 511.8 58.11 52.29 331.64 173816.5 3415.19 2410.5 139.98 95.86 1633.05 225.88 1917.07 708.73
76 74.49 63.28 11.67 27.95 41.27 32.26 74.83 99.33 16.32 91.02 37.13 46.42 80.92 74.16 51.82 51.49
0903 0903 0903 0909 0812 0903 0809 0903
50.41 19.33 34.24 17.04 23.07 41.06 4.24 7.66
8.37 16 -3.28 43.28 21.56 3.12 13.48 14.44
4,081.26 1,219.01 2,518.46 785.34 919.84 4,934.11 5,044.70 576.34
10.37 24.64 8.2 76.24 3.36 76.53 14.84 25.78
-50.7 -33.41 -110.84 432.27 -19.97 -71.45 -17.35 -3.45
26.830909 242.020909 141.270909 17.290909 68.190909 108.380909 2643.370909 84.820909
1220.31 301.2 714.5 141.71 270.69 937.7 1474.23 165.17
24.42 -5.86 9.25 56.78 12.44 7.69 5.14 6.77
102.11 45.3 61.47 12.18 23.59 59.51 96.94 8
1210.78 165.07 -313.44 40500 263.48 -283.84 -2175.8 396.89
4.94 70.6 48.68 8.87 26.92 27.73 686.98 26.05
16.39 29.35 12.35 38.23 9.87 24.14 18.82 23.2
51.75 551.25 150.5 172 195.1 159.55 6086.5 210
57.2 583.2 190.65 194.85 256 171 6899 218.45
14.75 120 31 20.16 55 29 1501 44.15
10.5 7.67 3.55 19.98 7.26 7.57 10.2 8.08
2608.2 1065.57 515.31 586.18 450.1 655.11 2580.68 160.86
39.34 54.37 47.99 86.43 74 46.97 26.69 41.77
February, 2010 [38]
STOCK IDEAS 1
Polaris Software Lab.
CMP: 194 Target: 260 D es c ription as on 30/9/2009
% of H olding
F oreign
11.29
Ins titutions
28.05
Gov t H olding
0.00
N on Prom oter C orp. H old
17.55
Prom oters
29.11
Public & others
14.00
-Total
100 Qtr ending on Sep 09
Qtr ending on June 09
Sales
286.44
270.76
Total Income
290.21
Total Expenditure
243.45
PBIDT Interest PBDT
Polaris organized itself into 7 Business Solution Centers (BSC's). Each BSC houses expertise in one domain area. For example, the Hyderabad BSC houses investment banking & wealth management expertise and is the world's first specialty center for Investment Banking. “Polaris is featured in the top 100 companies worldwide providing services to the financial sector at a rank of 3 (amongst Indian Companies) and 38 worldwide (Revenue from Finacial sector basis).� Key Milestones during 2009 (I) Opened new Branch office in Seoul, Korea (II) Acquires SEEC Inc, the worldwide SOA based Insurance solution provider (III) Lays the foundation stone for its Centre of Excellence for Insurance in Chennai, India (IV) Marks its entry in emerging markets of Chile, Vietnam and Egypt
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Re c e n t l y t h e c o m p a n y ' s strategic acquisition of SEEC Inc, a leading SOA product line for the Insurance segment added to the competitive edge of the company in the Insurance Vertical and also provided competitive edge in the Legacy Modernization space through SEEC's Application Management Suite. SEEC acquisition marked the company's foray into the Insurance Vertical globally. Further, to make strong
presence in -the financial technology space ranging from global banks to small rural banks, it Business Profile: Founded in 1993, Polaris Software is the has acquired Laser Soft for Rs.52 crores. world's most sophisticated banking and insurance software company. Polaris is the chosen outsourcing partner for 10 of the top Looking at the future prospects of the company, 15 global banks and 6 of the 10 top global insurance companies. The company is looking at five spaces in the Polaris offers state-of-the-art, comprehensive solutions for core financial technology space ranging from global banking, corporate banking, wealth & asset management and banks to small rural banks. The company was not insurance. Over the last two decades, Polaris has implemented its present in the field of the local country bank, cosolutions and services among 200 of the world's largest financial operative bank and rural bank and those institutions. Polaris Software is also recognized by the world's top segments were available to the company's analysts (Forrester and Gartner) as global leaders in banking and competitors. With Laser Soft acquisition the company is able to take care of these lower insurance software. segments while the upper ones are taken care of While the rest of the Indian IT industry was busy building expertise on by Intellect. Laser Soft has also given access to 40 COBOL, Java and Lotus, Polaris built expertise around Banking, accounts where Polaris didn't have a foot print Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) specializing on industry because of the late entry into the financial segments such as Investment Banking, Retail Banking, Credit Cards, technology space in India. So, with this the Corporate Banking, and Insurance. company now has over 80% of the customers in
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Indian banking and financial industry as its customer and this makes the company one of the top three players in the Indian banking sector. Laser Soft is expected to contribute Rs.480-500m in the next one year starting from November 2009. The company plans to incur Rs.500m in 2009-10 as capital expenditure.
Financials: The company's consolidated revenue and net profit have grown at a CAGR of 15.0% and 22.5% respectively over the last five years. This growth has been supported by the company's focus in four key areas; account expansion, geography expansion, product expansion specifically “Intellect� products and expansion in the insurance sector. The company has focused on acquiring strategic customers and its has been successful in adding to its client list, 10 of the top 15 banks and 6 of the top 10 insurance companies globally including 80 strategic accounts. The company has been focusing on expanding these accounts and cross-selling its products as well as acquiring new ones. The company has been expanding geographically. The revenue from Intellect has grown from Rs.480m to Rs.2410m in the last five years. During the last financial year, On consolidated basis, the company has posted whopping results for financial year ended March 2009. The turnover stood at Rs.13779.45 million up around 25 per cent over the last year's turnover of Rs 10993.00 million translating operating profits of Rs.2335.24 million up with a sharp rate of around 98%.Similarly, the bottom-line stood at Rs.1307.13 million surged about 78% from last year. In 2008-09, USA contributed 38.51%, Europe contributed 30.07%, Asia Pacific, India and Middle East contributed 31.42% towards consolidated revenue. The company maintained its margin trajectory intact with operating profit margin expanding by 620 bps at 16.95 percent while the net profit margins stood close to 9.50 percent indicating an expansion of around 300bps. The EPS for the financial year ended March 2009 jumped sharply to Rs.13.25 from Rs.7.42. The company is has minimal debt. The acquisition of Laser Soft fills the gaps in the company's portfolio. Also Laser Soft will start contributing to the company's revenue from November onwards. The company is well positioned to leverage on the increasing deal size as well as the growing opportunities in the banking sector. I expect the company revenue to grow at a CAGR of 15.0% and PAT at 22.5%. At the price of Rs 194, 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 260.
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Key Concerns (I) Low IT spending by companies, Rupee appreciation, global downturn and High attrition rate are the major concerns for Polaris. (II) Global downturn and volatility in the banking and financial segments. (III) One of the key challenges the company faced is the delay in decision cycle due to the turbulence in the market place.
2 Sasken Communication CMP: 178 Target : 235
Particulars Sales Total Income Total Expenditure PBIDT Interest PBDT Depreciation Tax Reported Profit After Tax EPS (Unit Curr) Dividend (%)
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Business Profile: Right from the day it took roots as a typical Silicon Valley startup, Sasken has been committed to providing innovative solutions to its customers. Sasken provides services as well as the products to companies in the communications space. In both its businesses, Sasken is driven by continuous improvement to quality, predictability, process parameters, efficiency and productivity. Over the years, Sasken has evolved into a company that is focused on providing end-to-end solutions in the communications space. It offers services across the communications value chain - semiconductors, handsets, networks and carriers. It also provide IC design services and platform software services to chip makers. Sasken also offers wireless infrastructure, software support, and field engineering services to NEMs and conformance-testing services to carriers. Committed to innovation, Sasken works with customers to help them get to market ahead of the competition, and stay focused on new product development and manufacturing. With deep understanding of the communications industry, access to current and emerging technologies, mature development processes, global resources and a proven track record, Sasken creates complete solutions to help clients succeed. Clients choose Sasken for the comprehensive range of application solutions and services, backed by a proven reputation for expert support and high quality. In addition to being directly involved in the development of a variety of technologies, Sasken is a member of premier technology bodies including ITU, 3GPP, GCF, MPEG-ISO, WiMAX, NFC, DLNA and ATM, DSL & SDR forums.
Business Model Sasken business can be divided into three segments. Sasken Telecom Software Products
Telecom Software Automotive, Utilities & Industrial Services
Financials On yearly basis, Company has seen robust growth; revenues have increased by 22% in rupee terms, from Rs.57,017.71 lakhs in 2007-08 to Rs.69,781.33 lakhs in 2008-09. Software Services, including Network Engineering Services, grew at 21%, contributing 91% to the revenues, while the Software Products revenues contributed 9%. The net profits grew from Rs.3,938.43 lakhs in FY08 to Rs.4,230.41 lakhs during the year, registering a growth of 7%.
This has also translated to an Earnings Per Share of Rs.15.17 in 2008-09 vs. Rs.13.80 in 2007-08.On quarterly basis Sasken's reported revenues declined 2.7% q-o-q to Rs. 135.7 crs in Q2 FY10 primarily due to decline in revenues from services segment. EBITDA increased from Rs. 24.0 Crs in Q1 FY10 to 26.2 Crs in Q2 FY10 due to decline in G&A expenses with the decrease in number of employees. Consequently, EBITDA margins improved to 19.3% in Q2 FY10 as compared to 17.2% in Q1 FY10.Sasken's net profit declined to Rs. 16.4 Crs in Q2 FY10 as compared to Rs. 20.2 Crs in Q1FY10 despite an improvement in EBITDA. This decline in net income is primarily due to Foreign Exchange loss which stood at Rs. 0.1 Crs in Q2 FY10 as compared to a gain of Rs.10.5 Crs in Q1 FY10.
Future Prospects The short term challenges on the Networks business, notwithstanding, evolution of wireless networks to 3G/4G and LTE / WiMax etc. continue to be attractive for potential business opportunities in the near to medium term and company is making investments in these technologies to grow our Network offerings. Sasken is working on solutions that enable networking vendors to reduce capex and opex for their customers by deploying efficient technology solutions. On the handset and semiconductor side, there are early signs of the market stabilizing and some opportunities are opening up. They have added customers with projects in new technology areas including Bluetooth, Mobile internet & Web runtime, antenna design and the Android platform, while continuing to strengthen our position in satellite communications segment given our IP and expertise in the mobile handset space. The past year has seen a dramatic improvement in mobile browsers, and the range of content available for mobile devices. But the ability to quickly and easily search, discover, organize and navigate all of this content will be an exciting area over the next couple of years. With a view to exploit this trend, it is making some investments in this area which should yield results in the coming quarters. On the semiconductor business front, they have acquired two key Tier 1 customers for our ICDS and software services offering and migrated one of their existing relationship to a full fledged offshore development centre. They expanded on their IC Design offering for a key semiconductor tier 1 vendor and are now offering software services for this vendor. Sasken has been granted accreditation by the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration laboratories (NABL) for the Electronics Testing Laboratory in accordance with ISO/IEC standards.
Key Risks & Concerns (I) Slow recovery in the economy will keep IT spending subdued (II) High Exposure in telecom: The key challenge in providing mobile services to customers with a high quality of service is the effective management of the scarce spectrum resource.
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A disappointing start!!!!!!! Not a good start of the New Year. Year started with good hopes but crunched the expectations of its investors as well as traders during the initial days. Sell-off in global stocks and disappointing earnings numbers from a few big corporates pulled down the key indices during the first month of year 2010. Global markets had already recoiled in recent weeks on fears that Chinese demand would slow as Beijing taps the brakes on its roaring growth to stave off inflation and keep the economy from overheating. China had curbed lending by banks after raising banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRR) by 50 basis points earlier. The BSE Sensex fell below the 17,000 mark and ended the month down by over 1100 points or 5 per cent to 16300. Other major benchmark index Nifty soared by 300 points or 6 percent to 4865.Volumes have multiplied in the derivatives market while volatility has jumped. This trend reversal has therefore wrong-sided most traders who were lulled by a long period of abnormally low volatility and tightly ranged trading.Key benchmark indices gained in the first two days of the month. The key benchmark indices touched 22-month highs as investors bet on strong Q3 December 2009 results. The gains were, however, unable to sustain at higher level and weak global markets encouraged investors to lock in profits in the last two trading sessions of the first week of the month. The market started declining on Tuesday, 12 January 2010, shrugging off better-than-expected industrial production data for November 2009. Investors sold shares due to fears that strong industrial production data and a likely surge in inflation will provoke India's central bank to tighten monetary policy. Nifty opened on 5201. During the month it touched the high of 5311 and low of 4858 showing a swing of almost 450 points. On the other hand Sensex, on the very first day of the month, opened at 17474 level. During the month it touched the low of 16336 and a high of 17790 witnessed a fall of over of 1400 points during a month's time frame. On sectoral front, Concerns of appreciation rupee that could have a significant bearing on the realizations of the Indian IT sector had a great impact on its outlook. Thus IT stocks, besides the metal and the banking stocks edged lower during the month. However the selling was not confined to frontliners only. Broad based selling was witnessed during the last few days of month. During the month of January, except FMCG and consumer durables, almost all the sectoral indices lost their shine. Banking shares fell on a likely monetary tightening by the Reserve Bank of India. The rupee has weakened appreciably, in part due to FII selling, and that could help the CNXIT recover. As of now, the tech index looks weak so it may lose more ground before it finds support.
The Bank Nifty has slid less and the trend is more mixed. Nevertheless, most of the banking majors are liable to lose more ground. Major Auto stocks fall on less than expected corporate earnings for the quarter. Mah & Mah was the worst performer among the segment. Metal stocks also fell on profit taking. Steel Authority of India (down 0.65%), Hindalco Industries (down 3.84%), and Sterlite Industries (down 3.70%), fell. However, JSW Steel rose 5.60 The latest data showed that corporate advance tax payments for the OctoberDecember 2009 quarter shot up sharply, suggesting a higher profit growth in corporate sector in the third quarter (October-December) of the current fiscal. Corporate advance tax payments for the quarter were up 44% to Rs 48,300 crore against a 3.7% decline in April-June quarter and a 14.7% increase in JulySeptember quarter. The company-wise break-up of advance tax collection suggests a broad-based recovery with automobiles, cement, metals and consumer goods, doing well. On the macro front, the annual wholesale inflation rose to 7.31% in December 2009, compared with 4.78% in November and 6.15% a year ago. The government was taking steps to contain inflation. The situation is constantly under review. Finance Minister also promised more measures to check the rise in the prices of essential commodities. Union food and agriculture minister Sharad Pawar suggested that the prices of milk and related products were set to rise because of the demand-supply mismatch. Meanwhile, the government reportedly proposes to ease the norms for foreign direct investment (FDI) approval. Presently projects worth more than Rs 600 crore require the final approval of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA). The department of industrial policy and promotion (DIPP) has proposed that this ceiling be raised to anywhere between Rs 1,000 crore and Rs 1,500 crore. The new norms are likely to be notified after the introduction of a consolidated FDI policy framework on 1 April 2010. FDI inflows increased to $27 billion in 2008-09 from $3.2 billion in 2004-05. During the period April-September 200910, FDI inflows reached $15 billion. The government has set a target of achieving $50 billion annual FDI by 2012 and $100 billion by 2017. After a transformational year of 2009 when market regulator SEBI cleaned up of the mutual fund industry, bringing in a flurry of reforms and ushering in transparency. The New Year began with somewhat disappointing. Equity diversified NAVs declined sharply and their advance: decline ratio stood at 0:252, as the benchmark Nifty witnessed selling pressure on the back of downtrend in private banking, metal, technology, auto, realty and cement stocks along with heavyweight Reliance Industries.
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Buying in FMCG and capital goods stocks capped losses to some extent.The fixed income funds witnessed outflows of Rs 1,562 billion - the worst rate on record since the data on mutual funds were made available in Oct. 1999. Outflows from equity funds continued for the fifth consecutive month at Rs 21.9 billion. Income and liquid funds both registered outflows of Rs 1,419 billion and Rs 143 billion, respectively. Overall, net mutual fund outflows for December were the highest monthly figure ever (at Rs 1,584 billion), breaching Sep. 2009`s record outflow by a margin of 10% At the end of year 2009, total assets for the mutual fund industry had fallen to USD 143 billion, down 19% month-onmonth, after touching an all-time high in the previous month. In 2009, equity flows were down 97% at Rs 9.2 billion compared to Rs 320 billion in 2008.
By the end of December, equity AUM stood at USD 44.3 billion (a 19-month high), accounting for 3.4% of the country`s market cap and 21% of the total assets of the mutual fund industry. Equity AUM is still 21% below its December 2007 peak.During the month of January, the net purchases of MFs as on January 22, 2010 in equities is to the tune of Rs 159 crores. Till January 22, 2010 they have been net sellers in equities to the tune of Rs 2717.40 crore. They bought equity worth Rs 11533 crores and sold equity worth Rs 14250 crore During the month of January, the net sales of FIIs as on January 22, 2010 in equities is to the tune of Rs 2059.50 crores. Till January 22, 2010 they have been net buyers in equities to the tune of Rs 3649.70 crore. They bought equity worth Rs 47345 crores and sold equity worth Rs 43696 crore.
In the secondary government bond markets, the month started on a tepid note as traders avoided building up positions ahead of the announcement of quarterly policy review by the RBI scheduled for 29th January. A large quantity of supply and strong treasuries in USA also led to sombre sentiments. Yields rose sharply in the benchmark ten year bond as a result. Yields on the benchmark touched 15 months' high as traders discounted monetary action in the policy to take place at the end of the month. Towards the end of the first week of the month the yields dropped a little after auction for securities totaling Rs.10,000 crore witnessed better than expected demand. In the second week the yields continued to rise up on account of release of data on inflation and GDP growth. Yields touched a fresh 15 months high after IIP data came in at 11.7% for the month of November. This led to fears of imminent rate hike. However yields subsided a bit after WPI inflation data came along expected lines. A decline in food inflation also soothed market nerves. Later yields dropped sharply as there was short covering after release of inflation data. Despite better than expected auction results, bond markets witnessed selling pressure as traders squared off positions ahead of quarterly policy review. In the coming time markets are expected to remain nervous ahead of policy meet of three prominent central banks – Bank of Japan, Federal Reserve and RBI. Rate hike by Chinese central bank has raised fears
that other central banks will follow suit. A hike in reserve requirements is being factored in the prices. Traders are likely to remain nervous and avoid building fresh positions ahead of the policy review. However good response to auctions lined up would cheer up the market. In the primary bond markets, good demand was witnessed at the auctions. In the first week bonds worth Rs.10,000 crores were auctioned through issue of 7.32%-2014 bonds worth Rs.4000 crore, 6.90%-2019 bonds worth Rs.3000 crore and 8.28%-2032 bonds worth Rs.3000 crore. All bonds witnessed good subscription with bid to cover ratio of more than 2.0. In the second week another Rs.10,000 crore was raised through auctions. The bond issued were 7.02%-2016 worth Rs.3000 crore, 6.35%-2020 worth Rs.4000 crore and 8.24%-2027 worth Rs.3000 crore. The short term bond ie. 7.32%-2014 witnessed good demand and attracted aggressive bidding from buyers. The demand for longer tenor bonds was relatively subdued. Seven states also raised Rs.5860 crore through SDL issuance maturing in ten years. This auction witnessed good demand with bid to call ratio was more than 2.5 for all states' issues. Cut offs ranged from 8.22% for Himachal Pradesh to 8.33% for Gujarat. In the corporate debt market Rural Electrification Corporation raised Rs.1866 crore through issuance of three years and five years paper. Both papers were rated AAA. The three year bond carried a yield of 7.60% payable annually and five year bond at 8.65% annualised yield. Punjab & Sind Bank raised Rs.200 crores through bond rated AA and a maturity period of 123 months. These bonds carried an annual coupon of 8.70%.
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TECHNICAL CMP - 615 Target – 740 Sector – Cement Sector Outlook –Bullish
Hyderabad Industries Limited is a flagship Company of the C.K.Birla group of Companies, incorporated on 17th June 1946. HIL has blazed a pioneering path in the building products industry. HIL has led the cement industry for well over five decades. Today HIL is a multi product, multi locational organization with a formidable network of branches, depots, stockists and personnel spread all over India. HIL being backed by the organizational and technical expertise of the Birlas, also has a Board of directors comprising experienced personnel from Business, Finance and Industry. The Board is chaired by Mr.C.K.Birla. Company has set up a new factory in Balasore with capacity of 1.25 lakh tonnes. Requisite clearances have already been obtained and trial production has started. Commercial production of New Fibre Cement Sheeting Plant at Vijayawada in the state of Andhra Pradesh has started from 09.07.2009.Impact of the same reflected in Q2 of FY09-10. Technically, the counter has been witnessing a slow and steady upside rally since last few days Daily chart of the past few weeks suggests consolidation in the counter, and it has recently given a breakout above the range of 350-450 to touch the current highs of 618.
The stock is showing strength along with the momentum and consistent volumes, and given the positive oscillators set-up, the stock could outperform as long as it sustains above short-term moving averages.In daily charts it is trading well above the crossover of 9 & 18 days WMA as well as 100 days SMA indicating the bullish trend to continue in the short as well as medium term. 14 days RSI is trading with upward bias at 77 level which indicates that the counter is already in overbought zone. There we may see some correction in prices in the coming days. This downfall should be best utilised to enter in the counter for significant gains. MACD and stochastic also giving bullish indications. On weekly charts the trend is looking positive. A bullish engulfing candlestick supports the positive trend in the medium term. A clear-cut breakout above the Bollinger band gives a sign of further upside rally in medium term with or without early consolidation. A strong support is available at 550-540 level. Immediate and next resistance is placed at 635. A confirmatory breakout above this level will take the counter to the higher level of 740-750. We hold positive view for the stocks in the short to medium term.
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Bajaj Hindusthan Ltd. CMP - 218 Target - 265 Sector – Bullish Sector Outlook – Sugar
TECHNICAL
Bajaj Hindusthan Ltd. (BHL), a part of the 'Bajaj Group', is India's Number One sugar and ethanol manufacturing company, headquartered at Mumbai (Maharashtra), India. The Company has ten sugar plants, which are all located in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh (UP): Golagokarannath, Palia Kalan and Khambarkhera (district Lakhimpur Kheri), Barkhera (district Pilibhit), Kinauni (district Meerut), Gangnauli (district Saharanpur), Thanabhavan and Budhana (district Muzaffarnagar), Bilai (district Bijnore) and Maqsoodapur (district Shahjahanpur).These ten plants have an aggregate sugarcane crushing capacity of 96,000 tcd (tonnes crushed per day). BJH has started the civil work for 400MW power plant. BJH expects it to commission the plant by end of August'11. The company is expected to sale 80% of power to state government and rest on merchant trade basis. The company has applied with Government of India for coal linkage. The company is also doing due diligence for coal mine (potential reserves of 750m Tonnes) in South Africa. With buffer stock of the government getting reduced, 3.5m tonnes out of approximately 7m tonnes for the whole year are yet to be imported. Hence, the tight demand-supply condition is expected to continue in FY10.
People should remain invested in sugar sector. With sugar prices are expected to remain at Rs 48-52 range over the next 3-4 months. In terms of Bajaj Hindusthan, the lower interest costs, also higher leverage to sugar prices because of high debt in the books. Technically, the counter been a very strong market out performer and very high relative strength and comparative visibility in the Nifty and the BSE Sensex. It has been under a strong phase of consolidation since last couple of months in a range of 200—230. Recently it has started to retrace back after touching the lower band of its range and is currently trading at 218 level. Moreover, on the daily chart, the stock has formed a Bullish Candlestick suggesting upside from the current levels. The daily RSI is already in strong buy mode trading at 49. The stock has closed above all its key daily moving averages. A move past the levels of Rs 225 could take the stock towards the next resistance level of Rs 240 in the short-term. A confirmatory breakout above these levels along with good amount of volumes will take the counter to the new highs of 265-70.
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Rolta CMP - 198 Target – 265 Sector – IT Sector Outlook – Bullish
Rolta is an Indian multinational organization that has executed projects in over 40 countries. The Company is a strong player in the Defense, Homeland Security & Government; Communication & Utilities; and Oil, Gas & Petrochemicals, worldwide. Rolta serves these markets by providing innovative Geospatial Information Solutions (GIS), Engineering & Design Services and Solutions (EDS); and Enterprise Information & Communications Technology (EICT). Rolta has strengthened its IP portfolio with Geospatial Fusion, OneView, iPerspective and SOA Today, that has de-linked its model away from the linear growth model. Also, JVs with Thales Group and The Shaw Group have helped them bid for government projects and provide world-class service to its clients. We believe that solution driven growth when compared to service driven growth led by nonlinear approach to revenue momentum, would help the company sustain its margin with revenue momentum. The order book showed steady improvement over the last two quarters by 3.7% (Q4FY09) and 3% (Q1FY10) on QoQ basis when compared to dip of 2.5% in Q3FY09. The company guidance of12-15% of revenue growth, with 33-35% of EBITDA margin has an upward bias as ~65% of guided revenue is in the order-book.
Apart from that their financial position also has been improving; they have been buying back their FCCB. So all these give quite good comfort to their investors. Their overseas tie up and the defense applications act as a big kicker. Technically, the counter has been witnessing a slow and steady rally since last couple of months. After forming a strong bottom at 148 few months back, the counter started to retrace back o its current level of 198. Recently it has given a breakout above a strong support level of 180. It has been moving sideways and is under a phase of consolidation in a range of 186-195 Now there has been a lot of strength coming in along with a consistent amount of volumes. As per other technical indicators, it is trading well above the crossover of 9 and 18 days WMA and 50 days SMA indicating the bullish trend to continue in the near term. 14 days RSI is trading with upward bias at 53 level leaving a good scope for upside momentum Now immediate resistance is placed at 205-210 level(52 week high). A confirmatory breakout above this level will take the counter to the higher levels of 265-75. We hold positive view for the stocks in the short to medium term.
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We often keep hearing about the hedge funds on the media and wonder what really is a hedge fund. How do they have the power to take a market up or down. In this article we will demystify hedge funds for you. What is a Hedge Fund? A hedge fund is a fund that can take both long and short positions, use arbitrage, buy and sell undervalued securities, trade options or bonds, and invest in almost any opportunity in any market where it foresees impressive gains at reduced risk. Hedge fund strategies vary enormously - many hedge against downturns in the markets - especially important today with volatility and anticipation of corrections in overheated stock markets. The primary aim of most hedge funds is to reduce volatility and risk while attempting to preserve capital and deliver positive returns under all market conditions. There are approximately various distinct investment strategies used by hedge funds, each offering different degrees of risk and return. A macro hedge fund, for example, invests in stock and bond markets and other investment opportunities, such as currencies, in hopes of profiting on significant shifts in such things as global interest rates and countries' economic policies. A macro hedge fund is more volatile but potentially faster growing than a distressed-securities hedge fund that buys the equity or debt of companies about to enter or exit financial distress. An equity hedge fund may be global or country specific, hedging against downturns in equity markets by shorting overvalued stocks or stock indexes. A relative value hedge fund takes advantage of price or spread inefficiencies. Knowing and understanding the characteristics of the many different hedge fund strategies is essential to capitalizing on their variety of investment opportunities. It is also important to understand the differences between the various hedge fund strategies because all hedge funds are not the same - investment returns, volatility, and risk vary enormously among the different hedge fund strategies.
Some strategies which are not correlated to equity markets are able to deliver consistent returns with extremely low risk of loss, while others may be as or more volatile than mutual funds. A successful fund of funds recognizes these differences and blends various strategies and asset classes together to create more stable long-term investment returns than any of the individual funds. - Hedge fund strategies vary enormously - many, but not all, hedge against market downturns - especially important today with volatility and anticipation of corrections in overheated stock markets. -The primary aim of most hedge funds is to reduce volatility and risk while attempting to preserve capital and deliver positive (absolute) returns under all market conditions. - The popular misconception is that all hedge funds are volatile - that they all use global macro strategies and place large directional bets on stocks, currencies, bonds, commodities or gold, while using lots of leverage. In reality, less than 5% of hedge funds are global macro funds. Most hedge funds use derivatives only for hedging or don't use derivatives at all, and many use no leverage.
Key Characteristics of Hedge Funds - Hedge funds utilize a variety of financial instruments to reduce risk, enhance returns and minimize the correlation with equity and bond markets. Many hedge funds are flexible in their investment options (can use short selling, leverage, derivatives such as puts, calls, options, futures, etc.). - Hedge funds vary enormously in terms of investment returns, volatility and risk. Many, but not all, hedge fund strategies tend to hedge against downturns in the markets being traded. - Many hedge funds have the ability to deliver non-market correlated returns.
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Many hedge funds have as an objective consistency of returns and capital preservation rather than magnitude of returns. - Most hedge funds are managed by experienced investment professionals who are generally disciplined and diligent. - Pension funds, endowments, insurance companies, private banks and high net worth individuals and families invest in hedge funds to minimize overall portfolio volatility and enhance returns. - Most hedge fund managers are highly specialized and trade only within their area of expertise and competitive advantage. - Hedge funds benefit by heavily weighting hedge fund managers' remuneration towards performance incentives, thus attracting the best brains in the investment business. In addition, hedge fund managers usually have their own money invested in their fund.
Hedging Strategies A wide range of hedging strategies are available to hedge funds. For example- Selling short - selling shares without owning them, hoping to buy them back at a future date at a lower price in the expectation that their price will drop. - Using arbitrage - seeking to exploit pricing inefficiencies between related securities - for example, can be long convertible bonds and short the underlying issuers equity. - Trading options or derivatives - contracts whose values are based on the performance of any underlying financial asset, index or other investment. - Investing in anticipation of a specific event - merger transaction, hostile takeover, spin-off, exiting of bankruptcy proceedings, etc. - Investing in deeply discounted securities - of companies about to enter or exit financial distress or bankruptcy, often below liquidation value. - Many of the strategies used by hedge funds benefit from being non-correlated to the direction of equity markets
Hedge Fund Investing Styles Aggressive Growth Invests in equities expected to experience acceleration in growth of earnings per share. Generally high P/E ratios, low or no dividends; often smaller and micro cap stocks which are expected to experience rapid growth. Includes sector specialist funds such as technology, banking, or biotechnology. Hedges by shorting equities where earnings disappointment is expected or by shorting stock indexes. Tends to be "long-biased." Expected Volatility: High
Distressed Securities Buys equity, debt, or trade claims at deep discounts of companies in or facing bankruptcy or reorganization. Profits from the market's lack of understanding of the true value of the deeply discounted securities and because the majority of institutional investors cannot own below investment grade securities. (This selling pressure creates the deep discount.) Results generally not dependent on the direction of the markets. Expected Volatility: Low - Moderate Emerging Markets Invests in equity or debt of emerging (less mature) markets that tend to have higher inflation and volatile growth. Short selling is not permitted in many emerging markets, and, therefore, effective hedging is often not available, although Brady debt can be partially hedged via U.S. Treasury futures and currency markets. Expected Volatility: Very High Funds of Hedge Funds Mix and match hedge funds and other pooled investment vehicles. This blending of different strategies and asset classes aims to provide a more stable long-term investment return than any of the individual funds. Returns, risk, and volatility can be controlled by the mix of underlying strategies and funds. Capital preservation is generally an important consideration. Volatility depends on the mix and ratio of strategies employed. Expected Volatility: Low or Moderate or High depending on the country.
Income Invests with primary focus on yield or current income rather than solely on capital gains. May utilize leverage to buy bonds and sometimes fixed income derivatives in order to profit from principal appreciation and interest income. Expected Volatility: Low Macro Aims to profit from changes in global economies, typically brought about by shifts in government policy that impact interest rates, in turn affecting currency, stock, and bond markets. Participates in all major markets -- equities, bonds, currencies and commodities -- though not always at the same time. Uses leverage and derivatives to accentuate the impact of market moves. Utilizes hedging, but the leveraged directional investments tend to make the largest impact on performance. Expected Volatility: Very High
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Market Neutral – Arbitrage Attempts to hedge out most market risk by taking offsetting positions, often in different securities of the same issuer. For example, can be long convertible bonds and short the underlying issuers equity. May also use futures to hedge out interest rate risk. Focuses on obtaining returns with low or no correlation to both the equity and bond markets. These relative value strategies include fixed income arbitrage, mortgage backed securities, capital structure arbitrage, and closed-end fund arbitrage. Expected Volatility: Low Market Neutral - Securities Hedging Invests equally in long and short equity portfolios generally in the same sectors of the market. Market risk is greatly reduced, but effective stock analysis and stock picking is essential to obtaining meaningful results. Leverage may be used to enhance returns. Usually low or no correlation to the market. Sometimes uses market index futures to hedge out systematic (market) risk. Relative benchmark index usually T-bills. Expected Volatility: Low Market Timing Allocates assets among different asset classes depending on the manager's view of the economic or market outlook. Portfolio emphasis may swing widely between asset classes. Unpredictability of market movements and the difficulty of timing entry and exit from markets add to the volatility of this strategy. Expected Volatility: High
Short Selling Sells securities short in anticipation of being able to rebuy them at a future date at a lower price due to the manager's assessment of the overvaluation of the securities, or the market, or in anticipation of earnings disappointments often due to accounting irregularities, new competition, change of management, etc. Often used as a hedge to offset long-only portfolios and by those who feel the market is approaching a bearish cycle. High risk. Expected Volatility: Very High Special Situations Invests in event-driven situations such as mergers, hostile takeovers, reorganizations, or leveraged buyouts. May involve simultaneous purchase of stock in companies being acquired, and the sale of stock in its acquirer, hoping to profit from the spread between the current market price and the ultimate purchase price of the company. May also utilize derivatives to leverage returns and to hedge out interest rate and/or market risk. Results generally not dependent on direction of market. Expected Volatility: Moderate Value Invests in securities perceived to be selling at deep discounts to their intrinsic or potential worth. Such securities may be out of favor of analysts. Long-term holding, patience, and strong discipline are often required until the ultimate value is recognized by the market. Expected Volatility: Low - Moderate
Opportunistic Investment theme changes from strategy to strategy as opportunities arise to profit from events such as IPOs, Benefits of Hedge Funds sudden price changes often caused by an interim earnings disappointment, hostile bids, and other event-driven -Many hedge fund strategies have the ability to generate opportunities. May utilize several of these investing styles at positive returns in both rising and falling equity and bond a given time and is not restricted to any particular markets. investment approach or asset class. Expected Volatility: Variable - Inclusion of hedge funds in a balanced portfolio reduces overall portfolio risk and volatility and increases returns. - Huge variety of hedge fund investment styles – many uncorrelated with each other – provides investors with a wide choice of hedge fund strategies to meet their investment objectives. - Academic research proves hedge funds have higher returns and lower overall risk than traditional investment funds. - Hedge funds provide an ideal long-term investment solution, eliminating the need to correctly time entry and exit from markets.
Multi Strategy - Adding hedge funds to an investment portfolio provides Investment approach is diversified by employing various diversification not otherwise available in traditional strategies simultaneously to realize short- and long-term investing. gains. Other strategies may include systems trading such as trend following and various diversified technical strategies. This style of investing allows the manager to overweight or underweight different strategies to best capitalize on current investment opportunities. Expected Volatility: Variable
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Chana or Chickpea is a major pulse crop in the Indian subcontinent and several other countries. Known for rich protein content, chana is used as an edible seed as well as making flour. The chickpea, garbanzo bean, Indian pea, ceci bean, bengal gram, hummus, kadale kaalu (Kannada), chana or chana (Cicer arietinum) is an edible legume (English "pulse") of the family Fabaceae, subfamily Faboideae. Chana is considered one of the chief pulses; it carries great significance especially for Indian market. Chana (chickpeas) is consumed in various forms. Major use of chana consist of making flour- popularly known as 'besan', around 60% of total chana consumption is in the form of besan. Around 15-20% of chana (chickpeas) is used for seeding purpose, and the balance is consumed in raw form or used as chana dal. Fourth Quarter considered as prime months for Besan consumption, as majority sweet consumption takes places during these month on account of festive season.
There are two main kinds of chickpea 路 Desi - with small, dark seeds and a rough coat (prevailing in the Indian subcontinent,Ethiopia, Mexico, Iran). 路 Kabuli - with light-coloured, larger seeds and a smoother coat (mainly grown in Southern Europe, Northern Africa, Afghanistan, Chile, and introduced in the 18th century to the Indian subcontinent).
crop production of 12-15 million tons. Major producing states are Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra. A fragmented market with a very long value chain is the main characteristics of the present chana market scenario in the country. Commission agents, brokers, wholesalers, flourmills and retail outlets are the key players in the market.Chana is grown in the drier areas of the country as they are best suited for its production.
Chickpea producing states in India are: ? Madhya Pradesh ? Uttar Pradesh ? Rajasthan ? Maharashtra ? Andhra Pradesh
Total annual consumption of India is nearly 50-55 lakh tons which fluctuates with the price movement. Besides domestic output, India also imports around 300,000400,000 ton chana per year. Main countries of imports are Canada, Australia, Iran and Myanmar. There are currently only four significant exporters of chickpeas - Turkey, Australia, Mexico and Syria. The U.S. is the fifth largest exporter but that country imports much, much more, mainly Kabulis, than it exports. India is the largest importer of chickpeas. India accounts for over 30% of all imports, almost all desis. Pakistan, Spain, and Bangladesh are the other three major importers.
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The Desi form is also known as Bengal gram or kala chana. Kabuli is the kind widely grown throughout the Mediterranean. Usually chana has an average shelf life of more than one year. Desi / chana contract are available for trading on NCDEX.
- India's chana production fluctuates between 4-7 million tons and is normally 40% of India's total pulse production of 12-15 million tons India's chana production in 2003-04, chana production is 5.33 million tons out of a total pulse production of 15.23 million tons.
Production of chana in India
- The major producing states are Madhya Pradesh (1.5-2.5 million tons, Uttar Pradesh (0.7-0.85 million tons), Rajasthan (0.5-2.5 million tons) and Maharashtra (0.5-0.7 million tons).
India is the leading producer and consumer of chana in the world. The Indian production is estimated to be between 4-7 million tons per year. Normally chana accounts for around 40 percent of India's total pulses
- Chana is a rabi crop and is sown from nov to december and harvested from Feb to March. The peak arrival period begins from March-April at the major trading centers of the country.
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- India accounts for 2/3rd of the world's chickpea production. India imports around 3-4 lakh tons of chickpeas annually. The major countries from where India imports chickpeas is Canada, Australia, Iran and Myanmar.
- As per latest estimates, rabi chana acreage stood at 84 lakh hectares against 81 lakh hectares in last year
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- Indian chana markets are highly fragmented, with very long value chain. The major players in the value chain are commission agents, brokers, stockists, wholesale traders, dal mills, wholesalers (dal) and retail outlets. The information flow between these participants is restricted and very slow.
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- Given the higher acreage and favorable weather conditions, output of chana may cross 70 lakh tonnes in this year.
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- Prices of kharif pulses like tur and urad have fallen over Rs500 per quintal in last couple of weeks with increasing arrivals.
Average Supply - Arrival of rabi chana have started in southern and central states, but picks up in February month.
Indian pulse market is very price sensitive market. There is a great deal of substitutability between pulse crops. If pigeon peas are high priced, more yellow peas will be consumed. If desi chickpeas are low priced, more chickpeas will be consumed. This dynamic pulse consumption pattern combined with the large, and sometimes variable, domestic production makes Indian market demand difficult to predict on a year-to-year basis.
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Urad and Tur in domestic and international ? markets and price of Yellow Pea. ? Import and export policies by the Indian Govt. The overall stagnation in domestic pulses production, consistent rise in population and higher prices of pulses in international markets are likely to support prices even in 2010.
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Aluminium is the third most abundant element in the Earth's crust. In nature however it only exists in very stable combinations with other materials (particularly as silicates and oxides) and it was not until 1808 that its existence was first established. Pure aluminium is a silvery-white metal with many desirable characteristics. It is light, nontoxic (as the metal), nonmagnetic and nonsparking. Its density is only one third that of steel. Aluminum is resistant to weather, common atmospheric gases and a wide range of liquids. Aluminum has a high reflectivity, and therefore finds more decorative uses. Aluminum has high elasticity, which is an advantage in structures under shock loads.
Uses of aluminum Globally, transportation industry accounts for more than one fourth of total consumption of aluminium near about 26 percent. Automobiles use it most widely due to its high strength to weight ratio giving better fuel efficiency. Aluminium is also used extensively in aircraft manufacturing mainly in the fuel age and wing sections. Next to transportation comes the packaging industry and building construction, which accounts for about 22 per cent each. The electrical sector accounts for 8 per cent of the usage. Other sectors using aluminium include the consumer durables, air conditioner, water cooler, refrigerators, utensils and pressure cookers. The chart below shows the major consuming sectors for aluminium.
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Production Process – The production of primary aluminium begins with the mining of bauxite ores. These ores are refined to produce alumina (aluminium oxide), which is smelted to produce aluminium metal. It takes around two tonnes of bauxite to produce one tonne of alumina and two tonnes of alumina to produce one tonne of aluminium. – The smelting process for aluminium is very power-intensive. It occurs in electrolytic cells or pots, which are linked to form potlines. A large proportion of the cost of producing primary aluminium is taken up in power costs. So the cheaper the power -hydro-electricity or gas-generated electricity -- the better.
Recycling - The aluminium drink can is the world's most recycled container, according to the International Aluminium Institute (IAI), which says more than 63 percent of all cans are recycled worldwide.
Production & consumption analysis of aluminum The five principal bauxite producers are Australia China, the US, Brazil, Jamaica. These five countries share is about 2/3rd of the world's production. While we study the consumption and production pattern we find that US, Japan, Germany are major consumer of after china but US, Japan and Germany are not major producer of aluminum. Therefore aluminum recoveries depend on recovery of US and European economy.
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As US dollar is major used for international trade therefore world commodity are calculated in terms of dollar. As china is biggest consumer of base metal. From 2000 Therefore dollar and base metal are inversely related. china base metal consumption has been growing rapidly. As Dollar falls, in term of dollar base metal value increase. US china production exceeds consumption of aluminum. economy is facing recession and US trade deficit is In 2000 china per capita aluminum consumption was near 2 continuously increasing. Other countries are loosing kg and at end of 2008 it rich to 14 kg per person. As china confidence from US economy. Most of analyst believes that and India have lots of potential to grow in future specially dollar is trading above its real value. Therefore in long their automobile and real estate development. If china can term direction of dollar is down. As dollar will loose it value sustain same growth rate for nest two to five year it therefore in dollar terms base metal value increase. consumption will exceed production and this can boost base Technical outlook – metal prices at some higher levels. But aluminum major demands depend on US & European If we study aluminum daily chart we find that it is trading economy. As there was Olympic in last year therefore china above its all important moving averages of 100 days and consumption level was very high. From 2000 china was 200 days therefore near future of aluminum is looking preparing for Olympic and his base metal consumption grow bullish. rapidly but it very important to keep eye that that can sustain While on weekly chart we find that 95 levels will work as same consumption level in coming two to five year or not . major support in aluminum. After small correction we expect the aluminum to touch the level of 100-98, then one can go long for target of 112. If aluminum crosses this level on the upside then it we may see rally upto 120 levels. These levels may possible in coming three to four month of periods. On lower side if aluminum breaks its support of 95 then it may test 80 levels. Therefore all long position should be kept with strict stop loss. But for coming four to five month level of 80 will work as strong support for aluminum.
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Dollar & Base Metal The USD Index measures the performance of the US Dollar against a basket of currencies. The U.S. currency's share of global currency reserves fell in the third quarter to the lowest level in a decade while the euros share rose to a record. The dollar had fallen almost 17% from the high of 88.49 in march 2009 to 74.17 in Nov. 2009 .However it has pared some losses in the last month of the 2009 at 77.53 gaining 5% approx. mostly on the positive data coming out of the US giving indications that the world biggest economy is coming out of the worst economic recession after 1920.The short term rally is seen in dollar but the long term trend for dollar is still bearish .The support for dollar is placed near the trend line at 75.75.20 .The short covering rally can pulled back the dollar to its immediate resistance at 79-80.If it manages to trade above 82 for the few trading sessions then short term trend reversal can be seen in the dollar.
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Query Time I want to buy shares in KS Oils. What are the prospects of the company? Tiya, Mumbai
I am looking to invest in an Income fund. Please suggest me a good fund? Hari, Chennai You can look at Tata Dividend Yield Fund. It has a steady returns track record over the long term. The fund seeks to invest in stocks that yield dividends higher than that of the Sensex. Over one and three year periods, the fund beat its benchmark, the Sensex. Over a three year time frame, it delivered a compounded annual return of 15.4%. Its performance has improved over the last three years as it participated well in market rallies and contained downsides better than its benchmark. Over this time-frame, though, others have outperformed the fund. It is generally assumed that a dividend yield portfolio would have many large cap stocks that distribute regular dividends but Tata Dividend holds several midcaps too that satisfy its mandate.
I bought a term plan a few years back. Now I feel I need to add riders to my policy. My policy offered me a rider, through which I could have twice the sum assured. But I didn't take it then. Can I opt for the rider now? Amit, Jaipur You may be able to opt for the rider. Riders are benefits that can be clubbed with a basic life insurance policy and most of them can be opted at any time during the term of the the policy. To take it now, you will have to make a written request to your insurer. However, some riders can't be added after the issuance of a policy. You should refer to the terms and conditions given in the policy bond to know about the post-issuance eligibility to add a particular rider. Riders help manage one's policy better than taking additional covers. While choosing a term plan, you should look at an investment tool that is transparent and also give you market-related investment benefits.
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KS Oils is a market leader in the mustard oil market which has a size of approximately Rs.13,000 crore per annum. The company has a market share of 11% for the finacial year ending March 09. It also has approx 30% market share in branded mustard oil segment (through its popular brands Kalash and Double Sher) which is approx Rs.3900 crore per annum market and is expected to grow at roughly 25% CAGR for the next 3-5 years. By FY11, the company is expanding its mustard oil crushing capacity nearly three times of its FY09 capacity. It is also diversifying into other edible cooking oils such as Vanaspati and Refined Soya Oil. To this, KS Oils is expanding its refined oil capacity by FY11 to nearly four times its March 2009 capacity. We believe that the multi-product brand portfolio will lead KS Oils to remain the leading player in growing branded mustard oil market. We also believe that a strong market presence in mustard oil, strong brands and rich experience in edible oil industry will help KS Oils capture the the growing edible oil market in India. How will capping of charges in a unit-linked insurance plan (Ulip) affect my returns? Chirag, Rajkot The main purpose of the guidelines is to reduce expenses charged to customers. Companies who have products which do not follow these guidelines would have to lower the charges suitably. From 1st January, most companies would have modified and relaunched their Ulips in line with these guidelines. The capping of charges would offer better value to customers. I foresee the modified Ulips to increase benefit for the customers. I would also like to emphasize that Ulips offer twin benefits of life protection and market-related investment over a long term. Ulips are ideal for long-term goals and it helps to balance market volatility by averaging the purchase price per unit at various net asset prices (NAVs). If you are aiming for good returns, you need to be patient and remain invested for the entire term.
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When do I become liable for TDS (tax deducted at source) on my fixed deposit? Sumit, Siliguri If the aggregate interest income that you are likely to earn from all your deposits held in a branch is more than Rs.10,000 in a single fiscal year, you become liable to pay TDS. TDS is made every time the bank pays interest during the fiscal year and the above-mentioned criterion is satisfied. In addition, tax is also deducted when the interest is credited or cumulatively credited in the case of cumulative deposits.
I have a loan for a house under construction. The house will be ready in another year, but I don't like the locality any more because there are no chances of development there. I want to sell the house. Is it possible to sell a house that is on loan? What all is needed to sort out the loan issue? Rajini, Hyderabad Yes, you are free to sell your under construction house and close your loan by prepaying the amount. It is always advisable to inform your lender that you would like to sell your property. In any case, without prepaying your loan, you will not be able to complete your sale transaction. Alternatively, you could transfer this loan to another property, in case you are thinking of immediately buying another one. This will help save pre-payment charges, if any, on the amount converted.
I am holding 200 shares of TCS at an average price of Rs.625 per share. Could you tell me how are the charts looking for this counter? Sheetal, Delhi The trends along the medium and long-term time frame are up in TCS. That the stock has moved past its previous peak of Rs.700 recorded in January 2007 and held above this level over the last month implies that the long-term trend is bullish. This view will turn negative only on a close below Rs.570. But the short-term trend has reversed lower since 18th January. Shortterm investors can hold the stock as long as it trades above Rs.760. Stoploss for medium-term investors can be lower at Rs.675. A sideways move between Rs.680 and Rs. 800 is likey to take place before the stock moves higher.
I want to purchase an FD. Do I need to open a saving account with the same bank before doing so? Devanshu, Begaluru It is not compulsory to open a savings account in a bank if you want to make a fixed deposit with it. But it is administratively convenient to have a savings account in the same bank.
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What are your views on Jindal Steel Ltd (JSL)? Ramesh, Indore The company is an integrated steel producer which manufactures a variety of products; including stainless steel plates, welded steel tubes, cold rolled strips and seamless tubes. It also manufactures industrial machinery. The stock has been on a longer term uptrend since its all-time low of Rs.26 recorded in December 2008. It is trending upwards in all-time frames, intermediate, medium and short-term. In October 2009, the stock broke through a significant resistance at Rs Rs.100. With good volume JSL recently broke out, beyond the former resistance at Rs.120. Both the daily and weekly relative strength indices feature in the bullish zone, reinforcing the uptrend. Besides, the daily moving average convergence and divergence indicator also signal a buy on the stock.
I am a 26-year-old man working in a private firm. My job provides a group life insurance. Do I still need an individual plan? Shivom, Pune Group life insurance is a benefit some people receive through their employers. But no matter how good the benefit package is, it comes with the job, with the employer paying the premiums to cover your basic protection needs. As you are young, you might opt for alternative career opportunities. In such instances, the insurance cover your current employer offers may cease the moment you leave that job. With an individual life insurance plan, the life insurance cover stays with you no matter where you work. So, it is always advisable that your own personal plan should be the mainstay of your coverage, with the company's offerings supplementing as incremental source of protection. A sound balance between these two may be the right choice for you. have many savings accounts in various cities. Is there any restriction on this? Smriti , Bangalore There is no restriction on the number of savings accounts as long as you have completed the necessary formalities like furnishing the PAN card details and updating your correspondence address. However, it's not advisable to have too many savings accounts as the money in those accounts will earn a meager 3.50-5.00% rate of interest depending on auto swap facility provided by your bank. You can invest the money in more productive instruments. Before you close savings accounts, make sure that you do not close the older account/s as the length of account/s history plays a role in deciding credit score when you take loans in future.
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COVER STORY COVER STORY- Ideas in 2010
COVER STORY-IDEAS IN 2010 The cover story – Ideas in 2010 are like diamonds in mines as we explore more we will able to remove dirt and book profits. The emerging India will continue its momentum with naïve sector is about to unleash its potential. It's always difficult for the investors to determine which sector is promising in long term but the cover story of this magazine, provides a deeper insight on upcoming sector of Indian economy. This analysis will help investors to earn higher returns from the market by modifying their portfolio. The best part of the whole story lies in determining the growth of various small sectors in upcoming months. And it seems that lot of effort backs such an informative article. I expect that your team will continue the hard and intelligent work in the times to come. The segmentation done makes it easier for reader to go for selective reading and the work seems to be more efficient & analytical. The presentation is generic and approach is illustrative in nature. The speciality of the story and efficacy of analysis will be better understood in upcoming months. I feel the sectoral inputs make it a utility package. Suman Sharma, Panipat
Commodity Technical Analysis
Investor Education
I have been a regular reader of the magazine and I like the article on commodity and equity analysis. The article is complete in itself as it provides information on the commodity with its background, the countries where it is grown, its current market price, unit of trading, quotation, delivery center and delivery unit etc. The ideas provided in commodity analysis are very helpful. The technical analysis has helped me in making good investment decisions. The information is provided with the chart, volumes, its target price and its levels.
I take special interest in investor education column .This time you had brought a topic which we were looking for retail investor in capital market. It was quite challenging to explain a mechanism which has various facets. But I like the view, as it had covered some common logic which we always miss out. Investment option is effective in various situations, which is well explained with examples. The comprehensive and pragmatic approach that has been described is rare to see, but that makes the article more guided by value system. The conclusive remarks are clear in terms of its application as another tool, which provides a correct picture of the story.
Tarun Ahuja, Delhi
Sachin Taneja, Lucknow
News Bytes I am a regular reader of your magazine .your magazine is very comprehensive. It covers all the areas required by investors to know about the securities market in India. Your section on review and analysis give the information about information happenings in Indian capital market .The article on the last quarter update was fantastic. Still many investors are not comfortable with the quarterly results and its characteristics. Also the column on Sensex movement tells about the change in benchmark index.
Market Commentary I am a client of RR Investors and have recently subscribed to your magazine “Investment Monitor” from the last few months. I specifically follow the market commentary section to have the snapshot of the previous month's market. It provides me the relevant information about the broader markets, economic happenings, mutual fund and FIIs scenario. By reading this article one can easily gets the idea about the underperforming and outperforming sectors and plan their portfolio accordingly
Gaurav Shrivastav, Delhi.
Megha , Mumbai
Stock Ideas I am tracking Stock Idea from last few years and its quiet informative. These are really helping me in making investment and book profits in the stock market. These value additions to magazine as you are guiding investors to make money in this highly unpredictable market. There is lot of such type of information available in market, various magazines, journals and newsletters .But my experience to rely on your information had paid me a lot and that's why it's my request to enlarge this section.
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