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CoverStory Gold
Gold
Waiting in the wings

Rising inflationary trends supportive for prices even as
mining production rises at a steady clip
Gold futures are likely to be in for a sus- strong year-on-year gains: Q2 demand of
On recovery trail
tained up-move in the coming months as 243.8 t resulted in a H1 total of 594 t, the
inflationary expectations escalate and the Prices are holding up despite a steady strongest since CY 2013. Gold demand
global investment and consumption demand pick up in Gold mining output from central banks witnessed a massive
returns to normalcy. The metal shot up spurt with the overall buying spurting by
alarmingly last year as the covid-19 pan- 214% to 199 tonnes in Q2 of CY 2021 over
demic triggered a gigantic contraction in glo- a year ago. This marked the highest gold
bal economic growth and hurt the investor purchases by the central banks since Q2 of
sentiments towards risky assets. The CY 2019. This also made up for a rather
Comex gold futures surged from around tepid performance from the ETF buyers.
US$1500 per ounce at the start of CY 2020 Modest Q2 inflows into gold-backed ETFs
to hit a fresh record high of US$2120 per (40.7t) only partly offset the heavy out-
ounce in August 2021. flows from Q1.
The successful rollout of the covid-19 Inflation is one of the key factors domi-
vaccines turned out to be a game changer for Figures in tonnes. Source: WGC nating the global financial markets over last
the commodity as it took the safe-haven few weeks. The yellow metal is likely to
edge. The metal eased thereafter, extending prices of gold given that inflation has re- find the rising inflationary trends support-
a downward slide after failing to hold onto turned to support the commodity. The yel- ive even as mining production continued to
these record high levels. Falling covid-19 low metal is known to act as an excellent rise at a steady clip. Globally, the stage is
cases, a solid pick-up in global equities and hedge against price rise. It also found good set for a return of an inflationary spiral in
worries over retail demand ensured that the comfort from the heavy losses in leading coming months as the world get back to nor-
slide continued once the US$2000 per ounce global cryptocurrency Bitcoin, which fell malcy. Businesses will be looking to make
mark gave up. Some buying was seen in the below US$30,000 for the first time in nearly up for the shakeups witnessed over last one
metal in April-May 2021 as the second wave five months as China’s latest crackdown on and half years and consumers, though weary
of the covid-19 pandemic threatened to hurt cryptocurrencies weighed. after the hit on incomes following the covid-
key consumer markets. The latest demand-supply figures from 19, will be gearing up for discretionary
The Comex gold futures hit around five- the World Gold Council (WGC) indicate spending. The trend in global inflation indi-
month high above US$1900 per ounce at that while the consumption demand for cates that prices have trended mostly lower
the start of June 2021 before pulling back. the metal in the form of jewellery will take over last two decades.
The metal saw extended losses and fell con- some time to revive, the flows from large- There was a massive spurt in prices
tinuously thereafter even as the sliding scaled investors like ETFs and global cen- during the global financial crisis (GFC) of
covid-19 cases in India kept the medium- tral bankers will keep the metal elevated. 2008-09 which essentially was linked to a
term demand outlook supported. The WGC stated that overall global gold continued build up in the general commod-
In a landmark agreement at the G7 sum- demand for Q2 of CY2021 slipped mar- ity price cycle in H2 of the decade ending
mit, global leaders pledged to share covid-19 ginally by 1% compared with Q2 of in CY2010. Gold jumped sharply in re-
vaccine doses internationally in support of CY2020 at 955.1 tonnes, down 1%. This sponse to this and the heightened uncer-
global equitable access and to help end the pushed took the total gold demand in H1 tainty over the global economic outlook
acute phase of the pandemic. The G7 coun- of CY2021 to 1,833.1tonnes (t), down following the GFC. The metal hit above
tries committed to share at least 870 million 10% over the year. $1900 mark though this surge turned out
doses of covid-19 vaccines directly, with the While the Q2 jewellery demand to be fleeting and the metal eased on a sus-
aim to deliver at least half by the end of CY (390.7t) continued to rebound from tained basis thereafter. However, the drop
2021. This weighed on gold as rapid and wide- CY2020’s covid-hit weakness, it remained in global inflation in 2020, which fell to a
scaled covid-19 vaccinations will likely keep well below the typical pre-pandemic lev- four-year low of 1.94% is likely to prove
the fresh cases under check. The number of els, partly due to weaker Indian demand an inflection point as at the start of the
daily cases in heavily hit regions continued growth. Demand for H1, at 873.7t, was 17% century which saw gold break out of a two-
to tilt lower throughout June-July. below the CY2015-2019 average, noted the decade bear market.
However, the overall price action re- WGC. However, gold bar and coin invest- The year-on-year inflation in the OECD
mained tilted in favour of a further jump in ment saw a fourth consecutive quarter of area increased to 3.8% in May 2021 com-
CoverStory Gold
pared with 3.3% in April, following a contin-
ued spurt in energy prices which rose by Well positioned
18.6% in May, the highest rate since Sep- Gold demand from central banks saw a massive spurt with the overall
tember 2008. Food price inflation continued buying spurting by 214% in Q2 of CY 2021
to slow. Developments in energy and food QUARTER Q1’20 Q2’20 Q3’20 Q4’20 Q1’21 Q2’21
prices are largely related to base year effects Jewellery 313.5 244.5 332.9 510.3 483 390.7
and to the impact of the covid-19 pandemic a
Technology 72.9 68.1 77.2 84 81 80
year ago. The OECD annual inflation exclud-
Electronics 58.7 57.2 63.2 69.2 66.2 66.3
ing food and energy jumped significantly to
2.9% in May, compared with 2.4% in April, Other Industrial 11 8.3 10.9 11.8 11.9 10.8
the highest rate since August 2002. Dentistry 3.2 2.6 3.1 2.9 2.9 2.9
The gold market is focusing on the de- Investment 556.3 584.2 494.9 137.9 180.7 284.5
velopments in the core inflationary read- Total bar and coin demand 252.6 156.7 221 269.2 350.7 243.8
ings once the base year effect fades out in Physical Bar demand 159.4 93.6 114.3 170.3 230.7 168.1
the second half of the year. While there is
Official Coin 78.7 51.6 84.1 78.4 102 63.5
a lot of talk about the price rise being tran-
Medals/Imitation Coin 14.5 11.5 22.6 20.5 18.1 12.3
sitory in nature, a clear evidence is yet to
emerge to the same effect. Federal Reserve ETFs & similar products* 303.7 427.5 273.9 -131.3 -170 40.7
Chair Jerome Powell has repeatedly stated Central banks & other inst. 140.8 63.7 -10.6 61 133.3 199.9
in recent weeks that US inflation had Gold demand 1,083.50 960.5 894.4 793.2 878 955.1
picked up but should move back toward Figures in tonnes. Source: WGC
the Fed’s 2% target once supply imbal-
ances resolve. Inflation is expected to drop in row. WGC noted that this to be largely a India’s gold imports came in at Rs 7134
back toward the central bank’s longer-run function of investment demand increasing crores in June 2021, recording a jump of
goal, he noted. with the price strength of gold, along with around 55% compared to June 2020. Gold
However, in June 2021, the Fed signalled renewed inflation concerns in the market, a imports in April-May 2021 jumped by
that it sees the possibility of higher interest weaker dollar, and lower real yields. 1024% compared with April-May 2020.
rates within two years. This caught the glo- WGC stated in a latest update that the However, the picture is somewhat different
bal market participants off guard and led to central banks continue to be positive on gold, when volume in tonnage terms is consid-
a modest selloff in equities. Gold was also with roughly the same number of central ered. WGC data showed that Indian bar and
hurt on the prospects of rising rates and banks expected to buy gold compared to coin investment in Q2 increased 7% over
witnessed a substantial correction. The yel- last year. Gold’s performance during peri- the year, largely due to the low Q2 2020
low metal lost around 7% in June 2021. The ods of crisis has risen to become the top base. But, after surging in Q1, demand saw a
commodity has edged up thereafter though reason for central banks to hold gold, the decline over the quarter of 44% to 21t, tak-
as the US Treasury yields sank to a five- CY 2021 Central Bank Gold Reserves sur- ing the H1 total to 58.6t. That is 23% higher
month low and the US dollar index also vey noted. Majority of respondents believe than H1 2020, it is low in historical terms –
plunged to a four month-low in July 2021, that central banks will add more gold over 25% below H1 2019 and 20% below the H1
indicating that the rate hike talk is not at all the next 12 months, with 52% saying that average from 2015-2019.
being reflected in leading financial indicators global central bank gold reserves will in- The growth in gold imports has been
yet. These two factors pushed up the yel- crease. However, this is a decrease from last essentially driven by steep rise in global
low metal impressively with the Comex gold year when 75% of respondents felt that cen- gold prices, though even in volume terms
hitting around a two-week high above the tral banks would add more gold in the next they have recovered to levels seen last year.
US$1800-mark end July 2021. 12 months. The number of respondents who During Q4 of FY2021, several factors, rang-
The drop in gold prices in June also trig- will increase their own gold holdings has ing from base effect to pre-festival impact
gered good buying from the global ETFs. climbed to 21% compared with 20% last (Akshaya Tritiya), pent-up wedding in-
The latest data from WGC shows that some year. No central bank is planning to decrease duced demand contributed to the sharp
investors saw a tactical opportunity to jump its gold reserves, a decline from 4% in last surge in gold imports. According to a re-
into the gold market as prices declined year’s survey. cent report by the WGC, high gold prices
sharply. The WGC said that global gold- The Reserve Bank of India, in its latest supported an increase in global recycling
backed exchange-traded products saw their annual Report, has highlighted the trend in of gold, which spiked sharply in Q2 and
holdings increase by 2.9 t in June. Inflows recovery of India’s gold imports. India is Q3 of CY2020. This trend is set to con-
into North American and Asian funds were one of the biggest consumers of gold, but it tinue in the second half of the year as the
primarily offset by outflows from European imported its lowest monthly volumes in festive season approaches.
funds. WGC said that global holding as of April 2020, reflecting a significant fall in
the end of June totalled 3,624t, down about demand in the pandemic. However, gold Outlook
7% from the October 2020 record tonnage imports, in value terms, picked up in Q2 After a near 7% drop in June, Comex gold
high of 3,909t. Global Gold ETF Holdings and have continued to remain at an elevated futures edged up modestly in July 2021, al-
continue to gain after falling for three months level since then. though the current levels of around US$1800
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per ounce are way below the all-time high

above US$2100 mark. Daily new covid-19
Return of the dragon
cases in India slipped to around the 40,000- Chinese gold demand rebounds sharply from pandemic lows
mark in mid-July 2021 and the overall spread China’s gold consumption plummeted by was down 3.91% to 365.35 tons due to
of the cases stayed well in control. This sus- nearly 20% in CY2020 largely because of environmental conservation efforts and
tained fall in cases and unlocking of economic the coronavirus pandemic but rebounded production disruptions from the
and business activities in many states can sharply in H1 of CY2021. China pandemic. In H1 of CY 2021, however,
push up the retail demand for gold now. How- consumed 820.98 t of gold in CY2020, China saw a rebound in gold consumption
ever, with the latest surge taking prices around down 18.13% from the Cy2019 level, of 69.21% to 547.05 t due to macroeco-
Rs 48000 per 10 grams, overall sentiments data released by the China Gold Associa- nomic policies that aimed at bolstering
will be cautious. tion (CGA) revealed in a latest update. domestic consumption, the CGA said.
The Comex gold increased by 4% Despite the significant contraction, Compared with the pre-virus levels of
throughout Q2, following the 10% decline China remained the world’s largest gold CY2019, the annual increase for the first
in Q1. Prices rebounded during April and consumer in 2020 for an eighth consecu- six months of CY2021 was 4.49%.
May on continued fears of inflation, US tive year. Consumption for jewellery During the same period, gold
dollar weakness and lower real rates, before was down 27.45% year-on-year to production in China continued to fall,
dipping again in June following a more hawk- 490.58 t, while bar and coin sales were up contracting by 10.18% to 152.75 t due to
ish than expected statement by the US Fed. 9.21 percent. Industrial use was down work accidents that disrupted gold mine
WGC noted that the supply of gold in 16.81%, according to the CGA report. output in gold-producing East China’s
CY2021 is expected to increase modestly, In CY2020, China’s gold production Shandong Province.
as mine production growth is partly offset
by a lower level of recycling activity. Mea- prove as the real earnings yield plus the divi- The IMF noted that central banks
sured against the covid-19-disrupted baseline dend yield of the S&P 500 has reached nega- should avoid prematurely tightening poli-
of CY2020, gold mine production will re- tive territory for only the second time in 75 cies when faced with transitory inflation
cover this year. Planned expansions and pro- years. Recent commentary out of the Fed pressures but should be prepared to move
duction ramp-ups in some regions, combined and ECB suggests the US and possibly other quickly if inflation expectations show signs
with the gold price having significantly countries may place less emphasis on infla- of de-anchoring. This shows that unless a
outpaced production costs over the past few tion and more on employment which could clear evidence emerges regarding the cen-
years, should provide further support. prolong tapering activity. tral bank monetary tightening, sentiments
These factors suggest we could see mine The near-term price action will thus fo- in global gold markets are unlikely to see a
production returning to levels more in line cus more on the inflationary expectations tectonic shift. Gold investors are quite
with recent years. However, annual recy- and the likely course of action from the glo- comfortable with the current set of affairs
cling could contract by between 100 – 200t bal central banks. The IMF noted in a latest including the demand contraction in first
from 2020 levels. Near-market supplies ap- update that the pandemic has reduced per half of the year. A robust recovery in In-
pear depleted following two years of rela- capita incomes in advanced economies by dian economy clubbed with increased con-
tively elevated activity, while strong eco- 2.8% a year, relative to pre-pandemic trends sumer spending around the festive season
nomic growth may mitigate the need for dis- over 2020-2022, compared with an annual will likely put a floor under the metal.
tress selling and a more modest gold price per capita loss of 6.3% a year for emerging Chinese gold demand is already showing
appreciation makes recycling less attractive. market and developing economies (exclud- signs of a recovery.
Gold’s record run in last year was pri- ing China). This likely to keep global central The metal has weathered the covid-19
marily triggered by unprecedented eco- bankers on their toes. crisis perfectly, spiking to an all-time high
nomic stimulus that major central banks at the height of the uncertainty and manag-
initiated to mitigate the impact of national Snowball effect ing to hold on despite a modest correction
lockdowns with quantitative easing and as the vaccinations started at a rampant pace.
Stage is set for a return of an
record-low interest rates, while govern- If the wild upswing in the mid 2020 is con-
inflationary spiral in coming months
ments introduced relief packages to sup- sidered merely as a flash in the pan owing to
as the world get back to normalcy
port businesses and workers. once in a century event like the pandemic,
Gold ran up even as it became evident the behaviour of the metal in the last year
that the retail demand for the metal will be indicates Gold is certainly looking beyond
eroded owing to the pandemic. The even- the covid-19 crisis at the current juncture.
tual data showed that global demand for gold The broad point remains that the astonish-
jewellery fell by 34% in 2020 to 1,411.6 t, ing amount of global liquidity is unlikely to
the lowest level recorded by the WGC. Con- be scaled back at a quick pace in coming
sumption in China fell to 415.6 t from 638 t years even if the world economy manages
in CY2019, and demand in India fell to 315.9 to recover at a steady slip. This will trigger
t from 544.6 t. a combination of weakening currencies and
The WGC noted that the opportunity Global Annnual Inflation in %. Source: World Bank
improving retail demand for gold.
cost of investing in gold continues to im- — Sachin Dabhade
MarketWatch
MarketWatch
Large caps break free, mid- and small-caps slide

The Nifty 50 scaled a new high of 16,529.10 on 13 August 2021, while the Nifty Mid-cap 100 index slipped 2.36% and
the Nifty Small-cap 100 index dropped nearly 4% from their peaks reached beginning August 2021
16900 28550 10800
Nifty Midcap 100 Nifty Smallcap 100
26550
15800 9600
Nifty 50
24550
14700 8400
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Market Report
Divergence in movements
Easing of inflation concerns and return of FPIs propel large caps even as mid
and small caps tumble on stricter monitoring
Continuation of an accommodative mon- they net divested nearly Rs 62000 crore of ers of equities in March, April, and May,
etary policy even as consumer price infla- equity. They have been net sellers of shares while being net sellers in the remaining three
tion slipped below the central bank’s thresh- for three of the seven months in the current months of CY 2021.
old of 6%last month and foreign portfolio calendar year (CY).Local financial institu- The slowing of selling by FPIs sup-
investors (FPIs) resuming buying equities tions remained net buyers of shares, collect- ported the rupee. At 74.26 a US dollar, the
in the first fortnight of August propelled ing nearly Rs 1400 crore worth of shares in Indian currency is much stronger than the
the benchmarks to record highs. Oil prices the first fortnight of August after net pur- 75.44 level in the second fortnight of April
extended sharp losses, dipping to US$71.16 chasing more than Rs 18400 crore worth of but weaker than 72.39 touched end May.
a barrel, down from US$76.33 end July due stock last month. They were also net buy- The dollar index, measuring the strength of
to fears of the spread of delta vari- the US currency against other cur-
ant. The Nifty closed above rencies, softened to 92.62 from
16,500 and the S&P BSE Sensex
Global equity markets 93.23 end March. The US central
crossed 55,400. Returns in local currencies Returns in US$ bank, too, vowed to maintain a soft
At the same time, the BSE im- stance till the jobless level declined
posing additional circuit filters be- COUNTRY INDEX 15D 1M 3M 1 Y 15D 1M 3M 1 Y to the pre-March 2020 level.
tween 2% and 20% and setting Australia ASX 200 3.2 3.8 7.7 24.5 3.6 3.4 1.1 28.2 The Monetary Policy Commit-
price bands based on movements Brazil Bovespa -0.5 -3.8 -0.7 19.6 -2.3 -6.4 -1.2 23.1 tee (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of
of stocks in the trade-to-trade and China Shanghai Comp 3.5 -0.6 2.8 4.6 3.3 -0.6 2.1 12.3 India (RBI) unanimously voted to
other closely monitored segments, France CAC 40 4.3 6.7 8.0 39.0 3.1 7.1 6.2 37.9 keep the policy repo rate unchanged
with market cap below Rs 1000 India BSE Sensex 5.4 4.3 12.7 46.4 5.7 4.9 11.3 47.7
at 4% and by 5:1 majority decided
crore, based on movements during to continue with the accommoda-
India Nifty 4.9 3.8 11.5 47.9 5.1 4.4 10.1 49.3
the past six months and one, two tive stance for as long as necessary
and three years instead of weekly, Japan Nikkei 225 2.5 -0.1 -4.7 20.1 2.5 0.2 -5.8 16.6 to revive and sustain growth on a
monthly, and quarterly fluctuations NZ NZX 50 Index 1.3 0.7 0.3 11.5 2.3 1.2 -3.2 19.8 durable basis and continue to miti-
pulled down mid and small caps. S Korea KOSPI -1.0 -3.2 -0.8 31.7 -1.9 -5.0 -5.2 34.5 gate the impact of covid-19 on the
The Nifty Mid-cap 100 index UK FTSE 100 2.7 3.0 1.2 18.5 2.2 3.5 0.2 25.3 economy, while ensuring that in-
slumped over 2% and the Nifty Germany DAX 2.8 2.8 3.8 23.8 2.2 2.7 0.6 23.5 flation remains within the target.
Small-cap index tumbled nearly 4% Russia MICEX 2.7 2.7 5.2 26.5 2.5 4.0 5.7 25.8 The marginal standing facility rate
by mid-month, from their all-time and the bank rate remain unchanged
UAE ADX General 2.7 7.5 23.4 73.1 2.7 7.5 23.4 73.1
highs hit a fortnight ago. at 4.25%. The reverse repo rate also
Mexico IPC 1.2 2.7 4.6 32.2 1.1 2.5 4.8 46.6
FPIs net mopped up more than remains unchanged at 3.35%.
Rs 3000 crore of shares till 13 Au- Singapore Straits Times 0.0 0.4 -1.1 22.6 -0.1 0.5 -3.4 24.0 Though India’s retail inflation
gust after dumping stocks worth USA Dow Jones 1.7 2.4 2.1 27.2 1.7 2.4 2.1 27.2 eased to a three-month low in July
over Rs 15000 crore in July, the USA S&P 500 1.7 5.4 5.6 32.5 1.7 5.4 5.6 32.5 on the back of softening food prices
highest since March 2020, when As on 13 August 2021. Returns in percentage. to 5.59% from 6.26% in June as
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food inflation fell substantially to 3.96% with the easing of covid-19 restrictions, in-
from 5.15%, the RBI revised up the retail Commodity flow dicating that the economy is recovering at a
inflation projection to remain close to the Monthly variation : -7.71%
fast pace. Other signs of recovery included
upper tolerance band up to Q2 of the fiscal Yearly variation : 57.01% India’s merchandise exports growing 47%
year ending March 2020 (FY 2022). But the Closing price (13 August 2021) : US$ 70.59 to US$35.17 billion in July on account of a
pressure on prices is expected to ebb in Q3 healthy growth in the shipment of petro-
80.5
on account of kharif harvest arrivals and as leum, engineering goods and gems and
supply side measures take effect. The con- 75.5 jewellery, according to provisional data of
sumer price inflation (CPI) is now projected the commerce ministry. Imports also rose
70.5
at 5.7% during FY2022: 5.9% in Q2, 5.3% 59% to US$46.40 billion, leaving a trade
Brent crude in USD per barrel
in Q3, and 5.8% in Q4, with risks broadly 65.5 deficit of US$11.23 billion.
balanced. CPI inflation for Q1 of FY 2023 In what could be a major boost to accel-
60.5 l l l l l l
has been projected at 5.1%. A’21 M J J A erate foreign direct investment, the Union
Under the g-sec acquisition program (G- (+) Appreciation. (-) Depreciation government decided to do away with retro-
Sap 2.0) two more auctions of Rs25000 crore, spective taxation. The much-awaited vehicle
were scheduled in August. The reduction in Exchange equation scrap page policy was launched on 13 Au-
repo rate by 250 basis points (bps) since gust 2021. It will phase out unfit and pollut-
February 2019 has resulted in a cumulative Monthly variation : -0.34% ing vehicles in an environment-friendly man-
decline by 217 bps in the weighted average Yearly variation : -0.79% ner and is expected to bring in investments of
Closing of US$ (13 August 2021) : Rs 74.25
lending rate on fresh rupee loans. The scope around Rs 10000 crore. He also urged the
72
of the on-tap targeted long-term repo opera- youth and start-ups to join this programme.
tion scheme has been extended by three 73 On the health front, the vaccination cov-
months to 31 December 2021. The facility to 74
erage expanded to over 50 crore Indians who
dip into the statutory liquidity ratio up to an INR/ USD
had taken at least a single dose. The emer-
additional 1% of net demand and time liabili- 75 gency use approval given to Johnson &
ties has been extended for three months to 31 Johnson’s single-dose covid-19 vaccine takes
76 l l l l l l
December 2021 to provide increased access A’21 M J J A
the availability of number of vaccines to five.
to funds of Rs1.62 lakh crore. (+) Appreciation. (-) Depreciation
In the US, the Dow Jones Industrial
Also cheering the market was the pre- Average and the S&P 500 finished at record
diction by the India Meteorological Depart- close for four consecutive days till 13 Au-
ment that the monsoon would be normal Interesting insight gust 2021. However, the Nasdaq Compos-
during August-September. Rainfall between ite Index ended lower as value-related in-
A month ago : 6.10%
95% and 105% of the long-period average is A year ago : 5.90% vestments handily outperformed growth.
considered normal. Closing (13 August 2021) : 6.24% The trigger was the passing by the US
Meanwhile, the Pradhan Mantri Kisan 6.3 Senate a US$1 trillion infrastructure package
Samman Nidhi (PM-Kisan) transferred to with broad bipartisan support, putting it on
more than 9.75 crore farmers Rs 19500 crore 6.2 track to possibly be passed by the House
as part of the financial benefit of Rs 6000 G-sec and be signed into law by President Joe Biden.
6.1
per year payable in three equal four- The bill, known as the Infrastructure Invest-
monthly instalments of Rs 2000 each. Over 6 ment and Jobs Act, calls for US$550 billion
Rs 1.38 lakh crore has been transferred to 5.9 l l l l l l
in new public-works spending above what
farmer families so far. A’21 M J J A already was expected in future federal invest-
India’s industrial activity, which was Yield in percentage ments, including US$110 billion for roads,
affected due to the nationwide covid-19 bridges, and other projects, as well as $66
lockdown last year in April and May, picked billion for rail, US$65 billion for broadband
up from June 2021. Industrial output for Market mood internet and US$55 billion for water systems.
the month rose 13.6% over a year ago after A month ago : 12.62 The deal renewed hope of a solid few
contracting 16.6% in the same month of last A year ago : 20.57 years of economic growth and re-ignited the
year and rising29.3% in May. Though the Closing (13 August 2021) : 12.99 momentum trade into cyclical stocks.The
IHS Markit India Services Purchasing Man- 26 CY2021 gross domestic product growth is
agers’ Index (PMI), at 45.4 in July 2021, 22
estimated to beat 6%, followed by a 4.5%-
remained in contraction territory for the third India VIX plus GDP gain in CY 2022.The Biden ad-
month in a row due to subdued demand con- 18 ministration won a voluntary commitment
ditions amid the covid-19 crisis, it was up 14
from the auto industry that electric vehicles
from 41.2 in June. would comprise half of U.S. sales by the
The gross goods and services tax (GST) 10 l l l l l l end of the decade.
A’21 M J J A
revenue collected in July 2021 crossed Rs 1 A better than-expected July employ-
lakh crore, standing at Rs 1.16 lakh crore, NSE India VIX. ment report, with 9.43 lakh new jobs cre-
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ated and the unemployment rate falling to

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5.4% from 5.9% were the other drivers of
the Dow and the S&P 500’s stellar perfor- How the indices moved
mance. US job openings climbed up to rose
13 AUG 52-WEEK VARI (%) P/E P/E P/BV P/BV DY DY (%)
to a record one crore in June. First-time claims
for unemployment benefits fell to 3.85 lakh,
NAME 2021 HIGH LOW 15 DAY 1 YR 10Y AVG 10Y AVG (%) 10Y AVG
BSE Sensex 55437.3 55487.8 36496.0 5.3 44.7 30.1 21.9 3.5 3.0 1.0 1.3
down 14,000 from the previous reading,
while continuing claims fell below 3 million BSE 500 22392.5 22417.8 14200.9 3.1 51.5 29.2 23.0 3.3 2.5 1.1 1.3
for the first time since March 2020 BSE IT Sector 32951.9 33045.3 17854.4 6.9 80.4 32.6 20.0 8.4 5.1 1.3 1.7
The expiration of extended unemploy- BSE FMCG Sector 13692.1 13796.0 10724.1 1.7 16.5 38.7 39.3 7.4 9.9 2.3 1.5
ment benefits and continued vaccinations will BSE Cap Goods 24317.3 24372.7 12895.7 2.6 75.2 73.8 35.9 4.0 3.2 0.8 1.1
strengthen jobs data in the coming months BSE Cons Durable 36592.6 37526.9 21656.1 1.1 65.1 70.8 52.6 10.1 5.6 0.4 0.6
and boost corporate results in H2, after a
BSE Healthcare 25880.7 26683.1 18319.7 1.2 36.4 36.6 35.0 5.1 4.2 0.6 0.6
strong Q2 of CY 2021, and offset concerns
BSE 100 16769.5 16787.4 10905.3 4.1 46.6 27.9 21.9 3.4 2.8 1.1 1.3
around surging covid-19 cases, driven by the
delta variant. BSE 200 7117.8 7125.7 4573.9 3.6 48.9 29.1 22.7 3.4 2.7 1.1 1.3
A slightly lower-than-expectation con- BSE PSU 7747.9 8032.0 4378.1 -0.1 52.8 8.7 15.4 1.1 1.3 3.8 3.0
sumer inflation in July seemed to affirm the BSE Tech 14442.2 14471.2 8631.3 7.2 64.1 60.2 32.9 8.4 4.3 1.3 1.5
stand of the Federal Reserve that the surge BANKEX 41151.0 42655.2 23204.5 4.6 63.6 24.2 22.8 2.6 2.1 0.3 0.8
in inflation is temporary. The 10-year Trea- BSE Auto 22780.8 25072.5 16734.6 2.2 28.4 52.8 174.1 3.5 3.7 1.2 1.3
sury yield settled near a six-month low, cit- BSE Metal 21164.3 21493.1 7843.5 -0.3 144.0 11.2 8.3 2.1 1.5 2.3 3.1
ing concerns over peaking economic growth.
BSE Oil&Gas 15750.7 17482.9 11719.2 1.8 17.8 9.4 13.2 1.4 1.6 4.1 2.7
Retail prices advanced 0.5% to 5.4% in
July from a year earlier as prices of food, BSE Mid-Cap 22941.0 23478.8 13899.1 -0.1 57.3 39.5 32.8 3.2 2.2 0.9 1.2
energy, shelter, and new vehicles spurted, BSE Small-Cap 26355.2 27323.2 13603.4 -0.9 89.1 40.8 25.0 3.4 1.8 0.7 1.1
while costs of used cars, airfare and auto BSE Realty Index 3147.8 3377.3 1600.1 -0.7 91.6 64.0 -18.7 2.8 1.3 0.3 0.7
insurance retreated. The 12-month core rate BSE Power 2710.7 3083.8 1530.8 3.7 71.2 15.5 19.4 1.9 1.6 2.6 2.1
decelerated to 4.3% from 4.5%, which was BSE IPO 12687.7 12843.4 5619.5 1.8 118.8 51.2 28.4 6.6 NA 0.4 NA
a 29-year high. BSE Greenex 4219.9 4229.7 2636.4 3.4 50.9 35.5 NA 3.4 NA 0.9 NA
The reading appeared to tally with the
S&P BSE BasicMat 5708.3 5895.8 2610.9 -1.0 110.5 17.4 NA 2.6 NA 1.2 NA
prevailing consensus that consumers have
S&P BSE Cons. Di 5116.3 5269.6 3367.1 0.3 47.2 54.8 NA 5.1 NA 0.7 NA
learned to live with the virus, and the wide-
spread availability of vaccines makes re- S&P BSE Energy 6733.6 7276.0 5436.2 3.3 7.7 17.5 NA 1.8 NA 1.8 NA
newed shutdowns politically difficult. The S&P BSE Finance 8108.7 8184.2 4742.3 3.9 57.8 27.1 NA 2.6 NA 0.6 NA
US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) S&P BSE Indus. 4863.0 4943.4 2389.1 2.1 90.7 87.0 NA 3.5 NA 0.7 NA
authorized an extra covid-19 shot for those S&P BSE Telecom 1551.6 1555.6 980.6 7.6 23.7 -14.0 NA -6.6 NA 1.0 NA
with compromised immune systems. S&P BSE Utiliti. 2496.5 2694.9 1398.8 3.0 61.7 12.1 NA 1.5 NA 3.1 NA
Consumers will continue to rely on 10-Y Avg: 10-year average. EPS: Earning per share, DY: dividend yield and BV: book value as per data provided by the BSE.
healthier finances and excess savings to fuel The 10-year average given only for those indices that were in existence on 8 June 2009. NA: Not available.
strong spending this year. Moderation in Source: Capitaline Database
pricing pressure in the months ahead could
calm worries of stretched valuations of program at the Jackson Hole gathering at the fastest rate since CY2005.The
stocks and provide tailwind for continued the end of the month till there is data in hand nonmanufacturing report came after IHS
earnings growth. for September, when consumption, school, Markit’s final read of US services for July
The health of the jobs market and wages, and work patterns should be settling into a came in at 59.9 compared with an initial read-
rather than prices, is a key part of the Fed’s post pandemic normal. ing of 59.8.
mandate. A voting member of the Fed’s Pointing to an economic bounce-back, US international trade deficit in June rose
policy-making committee advocated for US productivity grew 2.3% in Q2 after a to a record, fuelled by a surge in imports. The
waiting longer before undertaking any re- revised 4.3% increase the previous three higher trade deficit is considered positive,
versal of the loose money policy. One more months. Factory orders rose 1.5% in June with imports underlining the strength of the
Fed official said the economy likely will on stronger demand for airplanes, oil, and economy. The deficit is expected to narrow
continue to grow, helping the labour market other industrial goods. The IHS Markit’s as trade flows rotate away from imports and
heal and inflation to average above 2% by final reading for manufacturing PMIs in July towards exports as domestic consumption
the end of CY2022, allowing the central bank was 63.4 versus an initial read of 63.1. slows and growth abroad accelerates.
to begin raising interest rates in CY2023. A survey of service-oriented businesses Enthusiasm around the strong US eco-
Yet another monetary policy maker indi- pushed up its index up to 64.1 in July from nomic rebound from the pandemic was
cated that the Fed might not be prepared 60.1 in the prior month, hitting the highest tamed with a surge in new covid-19 cases in
announce a tapering of its bond purchase level on record, with input costs rising at the US, which topped one lakh daily for the
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first time in about six

months, despite widespread In pain
availability of vaccines. The
About 56% of small caps, 16% of mid caps, and 10% of large caps,
latest crisis has stressed
down from their annual highs, have shed more than 20%
some hospitals, including in
1100 80 80
Austin, Texas, to the brink, 1065 68 64
disrupting plans by many 900 57 60
760 60
companies looking to return 700 Mid Cap
580 Small Cap 40
more staff to the office this 40
500 26 Large Cap
fall and raising anxieties 376
20 16 20
about young children, not 300
170 149 6 6
2 1
2 2 0
yet eligible for vaccines, re- 100 0 0
turning to classrooms. 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 Above 50 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 Above 50 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 Above 50
The delta variant already % loss from 52-week highs
has compelled many US
companies to require proof
of vaccination and several parts of the coun- est level in June since last November’s presi- tive stance for as long as necessary to re-
try to reinstate indoor mask rules. Some also dential election. Producer prices climbed up vive and sustain growth on a durable basis
have become worried that the wave new in- 9% in July from a year earlier, faster than an and continue to mitigate the impact of covid-
fections could impact economic recoveries. 8.8% increase in June. 19 on the economy, while ensuring that in-
Mask mandates have been reintroduced A manufacturing survey from the Insti- flation remains within the target. The mar-
in various US regions to confront the delta tute for Supply Management fell to 59.5 in ginal standing facility rate and the bank rate
strain of the coronavirus after the seven- July from 60.6, with the index dipping to a remain unchanged at 4.25%. The reverse
day average of new coronavirus cases sur- six-month low due to broad supply short- repo rate also remains unchanged at 3.35%.
passed the peak seen last summer. ages. US wholesale inventories increased The 14-day variable rate reverse repo
The labour market recovery continues to 1.1% in June. US import prices rose 0.3% (VRRR) auctions, the main liquidity opera-
exhibit uneven progress. Fewer-than-expected in July after 1.1% gain in prior month. tion, are to be conducted fortnightly: Rs2.5
private sector jobs were created in July as China remains a concern. Beijing’s push lakh crore on 13 August and Rs3 lakh crore
concerns grow about the spread of the delta to exert more control over a range of indus- on 27 August, Rs3.5 lakh crore on 9 Septem-
variant of the coronavirus. The month saw tries including technology. It is suspending ber, and Rs4 lakh crore on 24 September.
3.30 lakh jobs added, missing consensus esti- private equity funds from raising money to These enhanced VRRR auctions should not
mates of 6.53 lakh and marking the smallest invest in residential property development. be misread as a reversal of the accommoda-
monthly gain since February. A partial shutdown of a major Chinese port tive policy stance, as the amount absorbed
The University of Michigan consumer- due to a virus outbreak stoked concerns under the fixed rate reverse repo is expected
sentiment index fell sharply to 70.2 in Au- about a repeat of last year’s pandemic ship- to remain more than Rs4 lakh crore at end-
gust from 81.2 in prior month, marking the ping woes. September 2021.
lowest level since April of 2020, and mo- Under the G-Sap 2.0 two more auctions
mentarily knocking the wind of the market’s Policy of Rs25000 crore, each on 12 and 26 Au-
bullish sails. The decline as a “stunning loss On 06 August 2021,the MPC of the RBI gust 2021, will be undertaken.
of confidence” in the first half of August, unanimously voted to keep the policy repo The reduction in repo rate by 250 bps
which was broad based. US small businesses rate unchanged at 4% and by 5:1 majority since February 2019 has resulted in a cu-
confidence fell in July, after hitting the high- decided to continue with the accommoda- mulative decline by 217 bps in the weighted
average lending rate on
fresh rupee loans.
In gain The scope of the
About 95% of small caps, 92% of mid caps, and 91% of large caps,
on-tap targeted long-
up from their 52-week lows, have gained 20% or more term repo operation
(TLTRO) scheme, ini-
3000 120
2548 105 66 tially announced on 9
2400 90 60 October 2020 for five
Large Cap
1800 Mid Cap sectors, was further ex-
Small Cap 60 40
1200 tended to stressed sec-
600
30 20 11 tors identified by the
14 12 5 7 7
76 88 111 130 147 6 7 6 4 Kamath Committee in
0 0 0
0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 Above 50 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 Above 50 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 Above 50 December 2020 and bank
lending to NBFCs in
% gain from 52-week low February 2021. The op-
erating period of the
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scheme was also extended in phases till 30 new cap on price rise will be in addition to
September 2021. Given the nascent and frag- Peer pressure the existing measures and circuit filers. The
ile economic recovery, the scheme will be How world currencies fared against the US dollar exchange spelled out several such caps for
further extended by three months to 31 De- stocks that attract circuit filters between
cember 2021. RATE / VARIANCE % 2% and 20%.
On 27 March 2020, banks were allowed COUNTRY US$ 15 D 1 M 3 M 6 M 1 Y The framework is applicable to BSE-
to avail of funds under the marginal standing Indian Rupee 74.17 -0.2 -0.6 1.3 2.1 -0.9 exclusive securities in groups X, XT, Z, ZP,
facility by dipping into the statutory liquid- ZY, Y. Also, securities should have a price of
Brazilian Real 5.24 1.9 2.8 0.5 -2.5 -2.9
ity ratio up to an additional 1% of net de- Rs 10 and more as on review date and their
Chinese Yuan Ren 6.48 0.2 0.0 0.7 0.3 -6.8
mand and time liabilities (NDTL),i.e., cumu- market capitalization should be less then Rs
latively up to 3% of NDTL. The relaxation Euro 0.85 0.6 0.1 3.1 2.8 0.3 1000 crore. Accordingly, the shortlisted se-
has been extended for three months to 31 Russian Ruble 73.20 0.2 -1.2 -0.5 -0.8 0.5 curities will have six monthly and one-, two-
December 2021 to provide increased access Singapore Dollar 1.36 0.1 -0.1 2.4 2.3 -1.1 , and three-yearly price band in place of
to funds to the extent of Rs1.62 lakh crore. Argentine Peso 97.10 0.4 0.9 3.5 9.7 32.7 weekly, monthly, quarterly price band.
Thai Baht 33.31 1.2 1.6 7.2 11.5 7.1 These price restrictions will discourage price
Economy: Looking ahead Philippine Peso 50.50 1.1 0.0 5.7 5.0 3.7
manipulation leading to less volatility.
RBI’s MPC sees CPI inflation at 5.7% in Ten stocks will enter the NSE’s futures
Data as on 13 August 2021.
FY2022 as against 5.1% projected earlier. (-) indicates appreciation (+) indicates depreciation & options (F&O) segment from 27 August
The CPI inflation is expected to be 5.9% in 2021. These are Hindustan Aeronautics,
Q2, 5.3% in Q3, and 5.8% in Q4 of FY2022. The subdued performance of services IndiaMart InterMesh, Syngene Interna-
The CPI inflation is projected to be at 5.1% more than offset a rebound across manufac- tional, Polycab India, Dixon Technolo-
in Q1 of FY2023. The GDP growth is pro- turing, causing further contractions in pri- gies, Ipca Laboratories, MCX, Oracle
jected at 9.5% in FY 2022. vate sector sales, output, and employment. Financial Services Software, Can Fin
Rates of reduction eased noticeably from Homes and Indian Energy Exchange.
Economy: Looking back June, however. Typically, stocks entering the F&O seg-
India’s retail inflation eased to a three-month The gross GST revenue collected in ment gain ground due to absence of circuit
low in July on the back of softening food July 2021 stood at Rs 1,16,393 crore. Of filters and increase in institutional partici-
prices. The CPI-based inflation cooled to this, Central GST was Rs 22197 crore, State pation due to improved liquidity.
5.59% in the last month from 6.26% in June. GST was Rs 28541 crore, Integrated GST Shares of Rolex Rings were listed at Rs
Food inflation fell substantially to 3.96% in (IGST) was Rs 57864 crore including Rs 1249 per share, representing 38.78% pre-
July from 5.15% in June. 27900 crore collected on import of goods mium to the issue price. The IPO of the
India’s industrial activity was affected and Cess was Rs 7790 crore including Rs automotive component maker received bids
due to the nationwide covid-19 lockdown 815 crore collected on import of goods. The for 74.15 crore shares as against 56.85 lakh
last year in April and May but had picked figure includes GST collection received from shares on offer. The issue was subscribed
up from June. Industrial output for June GSTR-3B returns filed between 1and 130.43 times. The category of non-institu-
2021 rose 13.6%. Factory output, measured 31July2021 as well as IGST and cess col- tional investors (NIIs) was subscribed
by the Index of Industrial Production had lected from imports. 360.11 times, qualified institutional buyers
contracted 16.6% in the same month of last With the easing out of covid-19 restric- (QIBs) 143.58 times and retail individual
year and rose 29.3% in May 2021. tions, GST collection for July 2021 again investors (RIIs) 24.48 times. The price band
IHS Markit India Services PMI came crossed Rs 1 lakh crore, clearly indicating that of the IPO was fixed at Rs 880-900 per share.
at 45.4 in July 2021. The index was in con- the economy is recovering at a fast pace. The IPO comprised fresh issue of eq-
traction territory for the third month in a India’s merchandise exports grew uity shares aggregating upto Rs 56 crore and
row. However, the index rose from 41.2 47.19% to US$35.17 billion in July on ac- an OFS of 75 lakh equity shares by Rivendell
posted in June. Panel members that reported count of a healthy growth in the shipment PE, the investor shareholder. Post-issue, the
lower output cited subdued demand condi- of petroleum, engineering goods and gems selling shareholder will have a holding of
tions amid the covid-19 crisis. and jewellery. Imports also rose 59.38% to 34,14,423 equity share, amounting to about
Incoming new business and output fell US$46.40 billion, leaving a trade deficit of 21.75% of the post-issue share capital.
solidly over June 2021, but there was at US$11.23 billion. While the company will not get any pro-
least a slowdown in rates of contraction. India’s unemployment rate fell to a ceeds from the OFS, about Rs 45 crore out
Uncertainty over when the pandemic will 4-month low of 6.95% in July 2021 (Urban of the proceeds from fresh issue will be used
end as well as concerns about inflationary 8.30% and Rural 6.34%) compared with for funding long-term working capital re-
pressures and financial troubles dampened 9.17% in June 2021 (Urban 10.07% and quirements and balance for general corpo-
business confidence. Service providers were Rural 8.75%). rate purposes. Ahead of the IPO, 24,36,666
pessimistic towards the outlook for busi- equity shares were allocated to anchor in-
ness activity for the first time in a year. Markets vestors at Rs 900 per equity share, aggre-
Downbeat assessments and ongoing declines The BSE capped the rise in share prices of gating to Rs 219.29 crore.
in new work caused another round of job stocks exclusively listed on its platform as The forging player manufactures hot
shedding in the service sector. part of additional surveillance measures. The rolled forged and machined bearing rings and
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automotive components to domestic and crore end March 2021 and Rs 3637 crore
international customers including some of Racing ahead end June 2020. The slippage ratio was 2.47%
the leading bearing manufacturing compa- The Nifty IT index climbed up to a new as against 0.60% end June 2020. Gross NPAs
nies, tier-I suppliers to global auto compa- top of 32,678.80 on 13 August 2021 and (GNPAs) were Rs 134259.48 crore as
nies and some auto OEMs. Being one of the topped the market and sectors by against Rs 126389.02 crore end March 2021
key manufacturers of bearing rings in India, gaining 15% over the month till date and Rs 129660.69 crore end June 2020.The
it caters to most of the leading bearing com- CMP VARIANCE % ratio of gross NPAs to gross advances stood
panies in India. About 58.2% of the rev- at 5.32% as against 4.98% and 5.44%.The
enues came from bearing rings and balance (Rs) 27-12-20 31-03-21 ratio of net NPAs to net advances stood at
41.8% from auto-components in FY 2021. Coforge 4811.45 78.8 64.38 1.77% as against 1.50% and 1.86%.While
Glenmark Life Sciences was listed HCL Technologies 1119.45 21.44 13.92 gross advances increased by 5.79% to Rs
at Rs 751.10 per share, a 4.32% premium to Infosys 1712.2 38.05 25.16 2523793 crore, deposits were up 8.82% to
the offer price. The IPO of the bulk drug L & T Infotech 4862.5 33.56 19.93 Rs 3720987 crore over the year. The capital
and contract manufacturer received bids for Mindtree 2920.95 81.56 40.17
adequacy ratio (Car) improved 26 bps to
66.33 crore shares as against 1.50 crore 13.66%, without including profit.
Mphasis 2753.85 76.47 55.02
shares on offer. The issue was subscribed Punjab National Bank’s standalone
Oracle Fin.Serv. 4618.45 45.15 44.37 net profit surged 232.1% to Rs 1023 crore
44.17 times. The price band of the IPO was
fixed at Rs 695-720 per share. TCS 3463.4 18.23 8.99 in Q1 June 2021 from Q1June 2020.Total
The IPO comprised fresh issue of equity Tech Mahindra 1383.15 46.04 39.51 income stood down 7.3% to Rs 22515 crore.
shares worth up to Rs 1060 crore and an Wipro 615.5 60.75 48.62 NII grew 6.6% to Rs 7227 crore. The global
OFS of up to 63 lakh equity shares by the Nifty IT 32678.8 35.59 26.39 (NIMs) improved 23 bps to 2.73%. Oper-
existing shareholders. Glenmark Pharmaceu- Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021. ating profit (OP) rose 15.5% to Rs 6099
ticals, the promoter, currently holds an ag- 27 December 2020:President Donald Trump signed a crore. PBT soared 139.1% to Rs 1420 crore.
gregate of 10,78,04,950 equity shares, aggre- US$900 billion pandemic relief package includingUS$1.4 GNPAs were Rs 104075.56 crore end
trillion to fund government agencies through September
gating to 100% of the pre-offer issued and and contains other end-of-session priorities such as June 2021 as against Rs 101849.34 crore
paid-up equity share capital. The post IPO money for cash-starved transit systems, an increase in end June 2020 and Rs 104423.42 crore end
food stamp benefits and providing US$600 checks to
shareholding is expected to be around 82.84%. most Americans. 31 March 2021: US President Joe Biden
March 2021.The ratio of gross NPAs to
The proceeds from the issue will be unveiled a US$2.3-trillion infrastructure spending package gross advances stood at 14.33% as against
used for payment of Rs 800 crore of out- over eight years and would raise the corporate tax rate to 14.11% and 14.12%.The ratio of net NPAs
28% to fund it.
standing purchase consideration to pro- to net advances stood at 5.84% as against
moter Glenmark Pharmaceutical for the The IPO of Nuvoco Vistas Corpora- 5.39% and 5.73%.
spin-off of the active pharmaceutical in- tion received bids for 10.69 crore shares as Provisions other than tax amounted to
gredient (API) business through business against 6.25 crore shares on offer on 11 Rs 4679 crore in Q1 June 2021 as against Rs
purchase agreement, funding the capital August 2021. The issue was subscribed 4686 crore in Q1 June 2020. Of this, provi-
expenditure requirements of Rs 152.7 crore. 1.71 times. sions for NPAs aggregated to Rs 3248 crore
The remaining amount will be used for gen- compared with Rs 4836 crore. The PCR
eral corporate purposes. Corporates stood at 62.93% as against 65.34%. Car
Ahead of the IPO, 63,06,660 equity State Bank of India’s standalone net profit improved to 15.19% from 12.63%. Out of
shares were allotted to 19 anchor investors, jumped 55.3% to Rs 6504 crore in Q1June which tier-I was 12.47%, common equity
at Rs 720 per equity share, aggregating to 2021 from Rs 4189.34 crore in Q1June 2020. tier-1 11.56% and tier-II 2.72%.
Rs 454.07 crore. Total income inclined 3.9% to Rs 77367.17 While domestic deposits increased 3.32%
The developer and manufacturer of se- crore. While net profit rose 0.8%, total in- to Rs 1078937 crore, domestic advances grew
lect high value, non-commoditized APIs in come declined 4.9%over Q4 FY21.Net inter- 0.84% to Rs 708,082 crore. The domestic
chronic therapeutic areas, including cardio- est income (NII) increased 3.74% to Rs 27638 current-account-savings-account (Casa)share
vascular disease, central nervous system dis- crore. The domestic net interest margins improved 170 bps to 45.15%. Casa deposits
ease, pain management and diabetes also (NIM) were at 3.15% as against 3.24%.Op- grew 7.34%to Rs 487136 crore. The Union
manufactures and sells APIs for gastro-in- erating profit (OP) was up 5.06% to Rs 18975 government held 73.15% stake end June 2021.
testinal disorders, anti-infectives and other crore. Provisions other than tax and contin- Bank of Baroda posted standalone net
therapeutic areas. gencies declined 19.6% to Rs 10051.96 crore. profit of Rs 1208 crore in Q1June 2021 com-
The API portfolio comprises specialized Of these, provision for non-performing as- pared with net loss of Rs 864.26 crore in Q1
and profitable products which includes niche sets (NPAs) dipped 46.6% to Rs 5029.79 June 2020.Total income fell 1.4% to Rs
and technically complex molecules. There is crore. The provision coverage ratio (PCR) 20022 crore. PBT was Rs 1595 crore as
capacity to branch into other high value prod- slid39 basis points (bps) to 85.93%.Profit against pre-tax loss of Rs 1307 crore. OP
ucts. The global portfolio has 120 molecules. before tax (PBT) climbed up 60.5% to Rs before provisions and contingencies jumped
The IPO of CarTrade Tech received 8922.86 crore. Tax expenses spurted 76.5% 41.2% to Rs 5707.41 crore. NII grew 15.8%
bids for 26.30 crore shares as against 1.29 to Rs 2418.86 crore. to Rs 7892 crore. The global NIMs stood at
crore shares on offer on 11 August 2021. Fresh slippages were Rs 15666 crore 3.04%, while domestic NIMs came at
The issue was subscribed 20.28 times. end June 2021 compared with Rs 21934 3.12%. Provisions and contingencies de-
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clined 23.14% to Rs 4112 crore. The capital quarters, and recurring revenues at 67% of
adequacy ratio stood at 15.40% compared Marching ahead Q1 revenues. Overall, we are well on track
with 12.84% end June 2020. in our ambitious business model change jour-
The BSE 500 climbed up to a new top
The gross NPA ratio declined to 8.86% of 22,392.46 on 13 August 2021, gaining ney, initiated in CY2019, for end of FY 2022.
as against 9.39%. Recovery and upgrades 126% from the March 2020 low and 22% “Regulatory changes for advisory and
increased to Rs 4435 crore as against Rs 818 in CY till date accredited investors are path-breaking and we
crore. The net NPA ratio increased to 3.03% 22650 are excited by the opportunities these offer
from 2.83%.Domestic deposits increased 3% to us as well as to the overall industry. Our
21400
to Rs 837,803 crore, led by 12.7% higher BSE 500 alternate asset management space continues
domestic Casa deposits. Domestic advances 20150 to see a great response to new products from
fell 2.3% to Rs 600971 crore due to run-off 18900
SMA both institutions, family offices and HNIs
0 200D
of low yielding corporate loans. The Union 17650 BSE-50 across strategies including listed and unlisted
government held 63.97% end June 2021. 16400 equity, credit as well as real estate.
l l l l l l
Cholamandalam Investment and Fi- A M J J A “Client sentiment continues to be posi-
nance Company’s standalone net profit tive, with a bias towards risk. We continue
S&P BSE-500 200 days simple moving average.
dropped 24% to Rs 327 crore on 17% higher to maintain a judicious allocation between
total income at Rs 2467 crore in Q1 June fixed income and equities across portfolios
2021 over Q1 June 2020. PBT dipped 24% the quarter. Post the reversal of Rs 400 crore, and, broadly, have an asset allocation split
to Rs 441 crore. Pre-provision OP jumped management overlay stood at Rs 700 crore of 50% each in the above asset classes.”
56% to Rs 993 crore. NII rose 39% to Rs in Stage 2 and Stage 3 to manage any future Central Depository Services (India)’s
1363 crore. Aggregate disbursements inclined contingencies. (CDSL) consolidated net profit jumped
1% to Rs3635 crore as localized lockdown Disbursements and collections recovered 38.4% to Rs 1397.95 on 79.7% growth in net
imposition in various states hampered during the latter part of June 2021, post sales to Rs 117.28 crore in Q1 June 2021
growth. The vehicle finance (VF) business relaxation of state-wise lockdowns. A gradual over Q1 June 2020. Net profit was up 24%,
disbursement slipped 12% to Rs2846 crore. revival is expected in the subsequent quar- while net sales rose by 13.5% over Q4 March
Loan against property (Lap) disbursed ters of FY2022, with normalization and roll- 2021. PBT increased 50.2% over the year
soared 225% to Rs 386 crore. The Lap dis- backs of accounts to higher buckets. and 22.75% over the quarter to Rs 84.6 crore.
bursements were disrupted in Q1 June 2020 Manappuram Finance’s consolidated Nehal Vora, the MD and CEO, CDSL,
due to the nationwide lockdown. The home net profit inclined 18.7% to Rs 436.85 crore said, “The capital market continued to wit-
loan business disbursed increased 5% to Rs on 3.3% rise in revenues from operations to ness growth, primarily led by the increased
199 crore. AUM grew 7% to Rs 75763 crore. Rs 1563 crore in Q1June 2021 over Q1June participation of the investors and market
Liquidity position was Rs 7917 crore 2020. Net profit fell 6.7%, while revenues participation through a robust eco-system
as cash balance, with Rs 1500 crore invested from operations declined 3.6% over Q4 March of market infrastructure institutions under
in G-sec shown as investments, with a total 2021. PBT fell 5.8% over the quarter but the vision and leadership of Sebi. We are
liquidity position of Rs 16417 crore includ- rose 19% over the year to Rs 586 crore. humbled to be part of this expansion jour-
ing undrawn sanctioned lines. ALM was IIFL Wealth Management’s consoli- ney. Easy, accessible, and secured digital
comfortable, with no negative cumulative dated net profit surged 42% to Rs 119 crore services contributed to obtaining this objec-
mismatches across all time buckets. in Q1 June 2021 from Q1 June 2020. Rev- tive and bestowed on us the responsibility
Disbursements were up 1% as purchase enues from operations jumped 43% to Rs to focus on a fair, transparent, secure, and
of vehicles were predominantly deferred. 283 crore. Annual recurring revenues (ARR) sustainable platform and good governance.
Collections also suffered, resulting in in- were up 51% to Rs 192 crore and transac- We will continue to drive this focused ap-
crease in Stage 3 assets from 3.96% to 6.79%. tional and brokerage income was up 28% to proach keeping the preference of the regula-
The restructuring option with asset classifi- Rs 91 crore. Net profit increased 16% and tors and the market participants at the core.”
cation benefit extended by the RBI under revenues from operations rose 7% over Take Solutions announced a strategic
Restructuring 2.0 was used to the extent of Q4March 2021. PBT stood up 38% to Rs partnership with HIG Capital, an alterna-
3.86% of the book. Total restructuring in- 151 crore. Total AUM expanded 15% to Rs tive investment firm, with US$45 billion of
cluding the restructuring done under Restruc- 2.82 trillion over the quarter. equity capital under management. An affili-
turing 1.0 stood at 5.44% of the book. These Karan Bhagat, the MD and CEO, IIFL ate of HIG will be acquiring 75% stake of
loans were classified as Stage 2 assets as a Wealth & Asset Management, said, “We Navitas Life Sciences, a wholly owned sub-
matter of prudence. have had a tremendous start to FY2022, with sidiary, to support the current management
Management overlay provisions were Rs the highest quarterly profit in history. A team in accelerating their growth plan and
750 crore end December 2020 and additional special dividend of Rs 35 per share is in line enabling to capture future growth potential.
overlay provisions of Rs 350 crore were cre- with our focus on improving capital effi- Navitas Life Sciences delivers full-ser-
ated end March 2021 to support possible ciency and moving towards a consolidated vice contract research services and func-
uncertainties that could arise due to the sec- return on equity of 20%. Critical milestones tional service provider expertise in data
ond wave, taking the total management over- have been achieved across all key focus ar- sciences, and regulatory and safety solu-
lay to Rs 1100 crore. Of this, management eas: ARR AUM at 50% of total AUM, ARR tions to pharmaceutical and biotech clients
overlay of Rs 400 crore was reversed during net flows at Rs 36000 crore over last five across North America, Asia Pacific, and
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Latin America. It has over 30 years of ex- Down but not out Partha DeSarkar, Global CEO, HGS,
perience across 550+ phase I-IV clinical said, “Our healthcare services business has
trials, 1100 bio-equivalence studies, 20+ The Nifty Bank index lagged the market steadily grown over the years. We reached a
therapeutic areas, and 40+ good clinical by gaining 16% in CY but outperformed stage where we could recommend to pro-
practice (GCP) and non-GCP audits. by returning 63% over the year to moter to divest stake in this business to
Srinivasan HR, the Vice Chairman and 13 August 2021 unlock value for all HGS stakeholders. We
MD, Take Solutions, said, “We are CMP VARIANCE % will use the generated funds to strategically
partnering with HIG to accelerate access to BANKS (Rs) 27-03-20 23-03-21 invest for the future growth of the organiza-
outstanding drug development outcomes to tion. We see a long-term value and benefit to
AU Small Finance 1326.45 154.33 6.52
people across the world by harnessing the HGS in doing so. HGS will continue to fo-
power of technology and domain knowledge. Axis Bank 759.90 111.23 4.02 cus on aggressively expanding its CES and
With its global network and diverse experi- Bandhan Bank 293.55 17.63 -19.50 digital businesses in line with our goal to
ence across healthcare and life sciences, HIG Federal Bank 85.30 91.90 9.08 transform itself into a ‘digitally-enabled cus-
makes them an ideal partner to support HDFC Bank 1526.20 68.74 1.74 tomer experience company.”
Navitas’ continued growth as a global Next ICICI Bank 704.80 107.39 20.19 Consolidated net profit surged 137.7%
Generation contract research organization. IDFC First Bank 45.50 103.13 -25.84
to Rs 117 crore in Q1June 2021 from Q1
Affle (India)’s consolidated net profit June 2020. Revenues from operations in-
IndusInd Bank 1024.15 149.12 3.44
surged 90.4% to Rs 35.73 crore on 70% higher creased 25.5% to Rs 1550.5 crore. Net profit
Kotak Mah. Bank 1788.00 27.80 -1.36
net sales to Rs 152.47 crore in Q1June 2021 declined 10.2% and revenues 0.8% over Q4
over Q1 June 2020. Net profit fell 39% and Punjab Natl.Bank 37.75 12.86 -2.58 March 2021.Ebitda improved 59.2% to Rs
net sales went up 7.7% over Q4 March RBL Bank 176.15 9.92 -22.33 232.1 crore over a year ago. The Ebitda mar-
2021. PBT declined 35.6% over the quarter St Bk of India 431.20 120.06 15.70 gins were at 15% as against 11.8%. PBT
but soared 104% over the year to Rs 41.16 Nifty Bank 36169.35 81.13 5.81 spurted 117.5% to Rs 164.2 crore. Provision
crore.Ebitda increased 56% to Rs 35.1 crore. Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021. for taxation increased 79.7% to Rs 47.2 crore.
The CPCU business noted strong momen- 27 March 2020: The RBI announced moratorium on Partha DeSarkar, the Executive Direc-
tum, delivering 3.1 crore of converted users, servicing of term loans outstanding on 1 March for three tor and Global CEO, HGS, said, “Building
months till end May and, on 22 May, extended it up to
an increase of 85% over the year. Operating end August. on the momentum from last year, HGS has
cash flows increased 134.2% to Rs 39.6 crore, 23 March 2021: The SC said the Union government begun FY2022 on a strong note. The perfor-
cannot be directed to ask banks to waive off interest on
achieving 134.2% of profit after tax. loans during the lockdown period amid covid-19
mance in Q1June 2021 was better than ex-
Anuj Khanna Sohum, the Chairman, pandemic. The moratorium on EMIs towards repayment pected, with double-digit growth in rev-
MD and CEO, Affle, said, “The world is of loans could not be extended beyond 31 August 2020. enues, Ebitda and profit after tax over the
Any amount collected during moratorium period by banks
undergoing a paradigm shift, with acceler- as interest on interest, penal interest, or compound year. The results were boosted by robust
ated connected experiences redefining the interest, should either be refunded or adjusted against volumes in the healthcare and UK busi-
digital priorities of the advertisers globally. the next EMIs payable by the borrowers. The RBI had on nesses, and a resilient work@home-led de-
27 March 2020 issued the circular which allowed
Our growth mindset and tech innovations lending institutions to grant a moratorium on payment of livery model.
helped us achieve a consistent, all-round per- instalments of term loans falling due between 1 March “Despite the ongoing pandemic-related
and 31 May 2020, due to the pandemic. Later, the
formance in Q1June 2021. Our broad-based moratorium was extended till 31 August 2020.
challenges, the overall business environment
growth came from the top 10 resilient in- has improved, and we are seeing strong de-
dustry verticals and across India (BPEA).The transaction, based on enter- mand for our services. We continue to win
andinternational markets, driven by signifi- prise value of $1,200 million, is expected to major deals across verticals, especially in
cant increase in the CPCU business. Con- complete within 90 days, subject to share- healthcare, consumer, and public sector. Our
tinuing upon the previous year trend, the holder and other regulatory approvals. digital solutions are also opening new mar-
quarter witnessed persistent growth in ad- BPEA is one of Asia’s largest private ket segments and opportunities for HGS as
vertiser spends on mobile marketing. We en- alternative investment firms, with AUM of clients embark on customer experience trans-
hanced our platforms and product proposi- US$23 billion. BPEA manages a private eq- formation to cater to digital natives.
tions while penetrating deeper across both uity investment program, sponsoring “Looking ahead, we are investing in driv-
new and existing markets. buyouts and providing growth capital to ing aggressive growth for the rest of the year.
“Also, in Q1June 2021, India faced a companies for expansion or acquisitions While we expect a robust open enrolment
devastating second wave of covid-19. The with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific season in the healthcare vertical, we are also
resilience of our business enabled a growth region, as well as dedicated funds focused setting up new centres and looking to hire
trajectory. We are optimistic of the industry on private real estate and private credit. significantly to support new client wins in
macro-trends and future-ready to leverage HGS will focus on strengthening its con- the UK and Jamaica.”
upon new market dynamics and deliver sus- sumer engagement solutions (CES),digital Computer Age Management Ser-
tainable growth to all our stakeholders.” and payroll businesses that support several vices’ consolidated net profit jumped 59%
Hinduja Global Solutions (HGS) en- top global brands across its nine verticals. to Rs 63.24 crore on 35.3% higher revenues
tered into definitive agreements to divest its Services to healthcare clients delivered by from operations to Rs 201.17 crore in Q1June
healthcare services business to funds affili- the digital and payroll businesses will con- 2021 over Q1 June 2020. Net profit inclined
ated with Baring Private Equity Asia tinue to be part of HGS’ portfolio. 5.1%, while revenues from operations grew
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0.7% over Q4 March 2021. PBT grew 5.1% 38 crore. The net debt-Ebitda ratio annual-
over the quarter and 64% over the year to Turning around ized and including the impact of leases end
Rs 84.99 crore. June 2021 was at 3.03 times compared with
Motherson Sumi Systems’ PBT was Rs
Indian Railway Catering and Tour- 3.02 times a year ago. Excluding pending
609 crore versus pre-tax loss of Rs 1406
ism Corporation posted net profit of Rs adjusted gross revenues dues, the net debt-
crore in Q1 June 2020. Semi-conductor
82.52 crore in Q1 June 2021 compared with shortages were expected to ease from H2 Ebitda ratio annualized was 2.55 times.
net loss of Rs 24.6 crore in Q1 June 2020. Gopal Vittal, the MD and CEO, India &
275
Revenues from operation jumped 85.3% to South Asia, Bharti Airtel, said, “While our
Rs 243.36 crore. PBT tax stood at Rs 111.07 255
wireless revenue was impacted by the
crore compared with pre-tax loss of Rs 29.38 covid-19 lockdown-induced slowdown in
crore. Internet ticketing business revenues 235 terms of device shipments and a financial
soared 325% to Rs 149.97 crore, the Rail Motherson Sumi squeeze at the lower end of the market, our
Neer segment’s revenues surged 800% to 215 overall performance reflected the resilience
Rs 29.26 crore, and the tourism business and strength of our portfolio. We added 5.1
195 l
revenues jumped 151% to Rs 7.41 crore. l l l l l million 4G customers during the quarter. Our
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The catering segment revenues slumped Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Re 1 enterprise business in India continued to
nearly 37% to Rs 56.71 crore. deliver strongly. We continue to invest in
Meanwhile, the board recommended the quality customers as well as secular upgrad- the best of emerging technologies, including
proposal for sub-division of one equity ing of customers to data. networks and digital capabilities.”
share of face value of Rs 10 each into five 4G data customers increased 33.4% to The telecom major will transfer to Reli-
equity shares of face value of Rs 2 each. 184.4 million compared with the previous ance Jio Infocomm the right to use of 800
The Mini Ratna has 67.4% stake by the year. The average data usage per data cus- MHz spectrum in three circles for Rs
Union government. tomer was at 18.5 GBs per month, while 1004.8 crore net of tax. Jio will assume
Quess Corp’s consolidated net profit voice usage was at 1,044 mins per customer future liabilities of Rs 469.3 crore relating
jumped 22.4% to Rs 44.63 crore on 24% per month. to the spectrum.
higher net sales at Rs 2986.91 crore in Q1 An additional 2,400 towers and 55K Kumar Mangalam Birla stepped down
June 2021 over Q1 June 2020 (Q1 FY21). mobile broadband base stations were rolled as the non-executive chairman and director
The increase in revenues were mainly driven out during the quarter, further expanding of Vodafone Idea. Consequently, the board
by General Staffing (26%), Conneqt (36%) network coverage. Additional spectrum was unanimously elected Himanshu Kapania,
and Industrials (32%). PBT spurted 47.8% deployed across 900, 1,800, 2,100 and 2,300 currently a non-executive director, as the
to Rs 80.20 crore. band in multiple circles to improve network non-executive chairman. Kapania, a nomi-
Ebitda grew 13% to Rs 147 crore. The availability and data speeds, delivering the nee of the Aditya Birla Group, is a telecom
Ebitda margins improved to 4.92% from best network experience to its customers. industry veteran, with 25 years of experi-
1.26%. The profit margins stood at 1.49% Several initiatives were undertaken to ence, including significant board experience
over negative 1.94% in Q1 June 2020. improve network quality - leveraging digital in telecom companies globally. He has also
Suraj Moraje, the MD and Group CEO, tools/probes to monitor and improve cus- served on the Global GSMA Board for two
Quess Corp, said, “Our revenues increased tomer experience and scaling up Vo-Wi-Fi years and was also the chairman of the Cel-
24% over the year and stayed flat over the adoption to improve indoor experience. lular Operators Association of India for two
quarter despite the second covid-19 wave There were over 26 million customers using years. He is presently the chairman of the
during Q1. Our ongoing investments in our Vo-Wi-Fi services. Ficci Council on telecom, electronics, and
verticalized capabilities, technology and The homes business segment’s revenues digital economy.
operating improvements will continue to were up 12.9%, with highest ever customer Hero MotoCorp’s total slid 12.6% to
power our momentum as we stay firmly additions of 2.85 lakh during the quarter to 4,54,398 unit in July 2021 over July 2020.
focused on achieving an RoE of 20%.” reach a total base of 3.35 million. Digital TV Total sales were lower by 3.1% over June
Bharti Airtel reported consolidated net grew 8.7% on the back of strong customer 2021. Domestic sales declined 16.3% to
profit of Rs 284 crore in Q1 June 2021 as additions of 2.82 lakh during the quarter. 4,29,208 units over the year. Exports soared
against net loss of Rs 15933 crore in Q1 June Ebitda improved 30.3% to Rs 13189 3.33 times to 25,190 units over July 2020.
2020. Total revenues increased 15.3% to Rs crore from Q1 June 2020. The Ebitda ex- Domestic sales dipped 2.1% and exports
26854 crore. Mobile data traffic grew 48.7% pansion was broad-based across the portfo- dropped 17.8% over June 2021.
to 10,439 petabytes (PBs).India revenues lio. The portfolio remained balanced, with Most of the retail touchpoints were op-
increased 19.2% on a comparable basis and India non-mobile contributing 17.6%, the erational across the country, although
11.1% on a reported basis to Rs 18828 crore. Africa business 29.5%, and India mobile localised lockdowns imposed by certain states
Mobile revenues grew 21.9% on comparable 53%. The Ebitda margins were at 49.1% in the wake of sporadic coronavirus cases
basis on account of the improved realizations compared with 43.4%. The incremental continued to restrict the customer movement.
as well as strong 4G customer addition. The Ebitda margins across businesses remained India’s rural economy and semi-urban mar-
average revenue per use for the quarter came healthy, with India mobile services Ebitda kets are expected to bounce back on the hopes
in at Rs 146compared with Rs 138 in Q1June improving to 49.2% from 40.6%. PBT was of good monsoon and customers’ preference
2021, an outcome of our focus on acquiring Rs 1745 crore as against pre-tax loss of Rs for personal mobility. On-ground situation
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continued to be monitored and there was op- Staging a comeback

timism about continuously improving con-
sumer sentiment in the coming months with The Nifty gained 4.5%, while the Nifty Mid-cap 100 and the Nifty Small-cap 100 were
the onset of the festive season. flat in the month to 13 August 2021
In keeping with its aggressive expansion
plans of the global business, retail sales com- CMP VARIANCE % CMP VARIANCE %
menced in the key market of Mexico. An ex- (Rs) 18-05-20 01-02-21 (Rs) 18-05-20 01-02-21
tensive portfolio of products, including mo- Adani Ports 704.15 140.08 29.74 M&M 778.65 106.43 -2.08
torcycles and a scooter, was introduced, Asian Paints 2988.70 99.10 22.10 Maruti Suzuki 7002.20 48.32 -5.37
thereby catering to the diverse segments of Nestle India 18269.55 12.49 6.92
Axis Bank 759.90 111.79 7.13
customers. The product portfolio will be avail-
BPCL 454.90 54.70 15.75 NTPC 118.25 33.01 28.53
able across the country through the retail arm
Bajaj Auto 3825.75 54.42 -7.02 ONGC 116.10 59.26 27.79
of the distributor, agencies, and dealers, and
will have attractive financing options. There Bajaj Finance 6156.55 217.58 21.70 Power Grid Corpn 184.75 59.43 30.40
will also be a wide network of service centers Bajaj Finserv 14317.50 220.63 47.27 Reliance Industr 2145.65 48.93 13.21
spread throughout the country. Bharti Airtel 637.05 18.40 10.00 SBI Life Insuran 1138.60 62.48 30.20
Sanjay Bhan, the Head-Global Business, Britannia Inds. 3579.55 15.11 1.67 Shree Cement 26600.40 46.54 8.38
Hero MotoCorp, said, “It is an important Cipla 894.40 48.95 10.91 St Bk of India 431.20 177.66 38.78
development in our international business
Coal India 143.75 18.12 11.43 Sun Pharma.Inds. 778.30 76.61 31.88
growth story. Mexico will be a key market
Divi’s Lab. 4948.70 112.37 42.88 Tata Consumer 807.45 132.63 38.23
for us in the future. This is the first step in
this direction. The range of products that Dr Reddy’s Labs 4652.20 26.45 5.06 Tata Motors 307.25 280.97 9.89
we have introduced here should excite and Eicher Motors 2546.80 96.09 -10.41 Tata Steel 1461.65 448.26 129.78
cater to a wide segment of customers.” Grasim Inds 1496.90 201.92 32.98 TCS 3463.40 78.01 10.32
Net profit surged 496% to Rs 365.44 HDFC 2704.15 78.84 4.84 Tech Mahindra 1383.15 174.41 46.87
crore on 84.7% higher net sales to Rs 5487 HCL Technologies1119.45 119.18 20.58 Titan Company 1837.90 124.87 22.40
crore in Q1June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. UltraTech Cem. 7460.70 125.55 29.88
HDFC Bank 1526.20 82.42 3.35
PBT stood sharply higher at Rs 484 crore
HDFC Life Insur. 670.50 42.86 -4.08 UPL 779.10 107.32 45.87
from Rs 79.49 crore. Ebitda stood at Rs 515
Hero Motocorp 2772.20 33.89 -17.02 Wipro 615.50 237.82 46.03
crore compared with Rs 108 crore. The
EBITDA margins stood 9.4%. As many as Hind. Unilever 2404.50 19.91 6.93 Nifty 50 16529.10 87.34 15.74
10.25 lakh units of motorcycles and scoot- Hindalco Inds. 442.05 283.22 83.31 Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021.
18 May 2020: The Union government introduced a Rs 11-
ers were sold, up 81% over a year ago. In IOCL 104.65 46.26 9.24 lakh-crore fiscal stimulus package over the previous five
April 2021, operations were suspended at ICICI Bank 704.80 136.11 16.73 days to ease the availability of credit to small enterprises,
all manufacturing facilities across the coun- the poor and farmers and initiated reforms in the corporate
IndusInd Bank 1024.15 171.84 5.52 and agriculture sectors.
try, including the Global Parts Center at 1 February 2021: A growth-oriented budget, with thrust on
Infosys 1712.20 157.90 35.79
Neemrana and its R&D facility in Jaipur, infrastructure and healthcare, hiked capex by 34%,
both in Rajasthan, due to the second wave ITC 211.45 28.35 -2.08 increased FDI cap in insurance to 74% from 49%, declared
intention to restrict PSU presence in four strategic sectors,
of covid-19 pandemic. Production at the JSW Steel 749.05 358.84 96.68
and announced divestment of two PSU banks, a general
manufacturing plants in India resumed in a Kotak Mah. Bank 1788.00 60.55 -0.75 insurer and IPO of LIC. The fiscal deficit was pegged at
9.5% for FY 2021 and 6.8% for FY 2022.
staggered manner from 17 May 2021. Larsen & Toubro 1668.40 105.13 15.15
Niranjan Gupta, the CFO, Hero
MotoCorp, said, “Q1June 2021 was ad- ing further, we expect numbers to be posi- at Rs 363 crore compared with Rs 4 crore.
versely hit by covid-19. Despite the chal- tive as we move forward. The aim is to build PBT was Rs 327 crore as against a pre-tax
lenges posed by the pandemic, significant further on its market leadership as we con- loss of Rs 50.67 crore.Royal Enfield sold
growth was achieved in both earnings and tinue to delight customers with superior 1,22,170 motorcycles, an increase of 109%.
profitability over a year ago. Market share products and technology.” Siddhartha Lal, the Managing Director,
improved by more than 200 bps over FY Bajaj Auto’s total sales jumped 44% to Eicher Motors, said, “With the second wave
2021. Commodity costs continued to rise, 3,69,116 units in July 2021 as against 2,55,832 of the pandemic sweeping across the coun-
thereby impacting the industry margins. We units sold in July 2020. Total sales rose 6.63% try and making its impact felt through the
have taken judicious and measured pricing over June 2021.Total domestic sales increased economic cycle, Q1 presented a challenging
decisions, reducing the impact on the cus- 5% to 1,67,273 units over the year. Exports environment for the automotive sector over-
tomers by offsetting part of the increase spurted 108% to 2,01,843 units. all. However, we continue to believe in our
through the accelerated Leap-2 saving pro- Eicher Motors posted consolidated net strong business fundamentals and are posi-
gram. There is optimism about demand over profit of Rs 237 crore in Q1 June 2021 com- tive about the long-term prospects and per-
the coming months with the start of the fes- pared with net loss of Rs 55.18 crore in formance of both Royal Enfield and VE Com-
tive season, a healthy monsoon, and encour- Q1June 2020. Total revenues from operations mercial Vehicles (VECV). Despite the un-
aging farm activity. With last-mile retail open- were up 141% to Rs 1974 crore. Ebitda stood precedented situation, we stayed resilient
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and delivered the strongest ever quarter for over June 2021. Total two-wheeler sales
Royal Enfield in international markets. In Market hit grew 8%, with sales of 2,62,728 units in
India, our bookings saw an uptick in June as July 2021 as against July 2020. Domestic
CDSL’s total PBT spurted 50% over the
local lockdowns and restrictions were gradu- year and 23% over the quarter. Net sales
two-wheeler dipped 7.63% to 1,75,169 units
ally lifted across the country. The global surged 80% over the year 13.5% over Motorcycle sales climbed up 30.84% to
shortage of semiconductors continues to be Q4 March 2021 1,38,772 units. Scooter sales dropped 5.40%
a concern and is likely to hamper produc- to 74,351 units.
1600
tion for the ongoing quarter, and possibly Total exports jumped 65% to 1,03,133
through the rest of the year as well. While 1400 units in July 2021 as against July 2020. Two-
the economy continues to recover, we re- 1200
wheeler exports were up 62%. Demand in
main optimistic and committed to our stra- CDSL export market continued to be robust and
tegic focus areas moving forward.” 1000 container availability improved. There is
Royal Enfield ended the quarter with its 800 optimism of further improvement in con-
best-ever performance in international mar- tainer availability in the coming months.
600
kets, with total exports at 17,493 units, more l l l l l l Three-wheeler sales soared 80% to 16,127
A’21 M J J A
than 400% increase over the year and an Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10
units as against 8,956 units in July 2020.
83% increase over Q4March 2021. Local as- Tata Motors’ total sales spurted 95.3%
sembly of motorcycles commenced in Co- 72 crore compared with net loss of Rs 120 to 54,119 units in July 2021 over July 2020.
lombia, the third biggest motorcycle market crore. As many as 5,806 trucks and buses Domestic sales surged 92% to 51,981 ve-
in Latin America, in partnership with its lo- were sold, a notable increase of 173%. hicles. Domestic sales were higher by 19%
cal distributor. Vinod Aggarwal, the MD and CEO, over June 2021. Domestic passenger vehicle
Royal Enfield expanded its presence in VECV, said, “Q1 was challenging for the CV (PV) sales stood at 30,185 units compared
international markets and commenced op- industry as well as VECV. With lockdowns with 15,012 units a year ago. Commercial
erations in Singapore and the Netherlands and cautious approach by financiers, retail of vehicle (CV) sales went up 81% to 21,796
with the launch of standalone flagship stores. vehicles was severely impacted. We focused units over July 2020.
The stores showcase the entire range of on keeping the channel partners healthy to Mahindra & Mahindra’s (M&M)
Royal Enfield motorcycles, including the tide over the difficulties faced by them. In overall auto sales including PVs, CVs and
Interceptor 650, Continental GT 650, Hi- line with the VECV spirit of partnership, we exports stood at 42,983 vehicles in July
malayan, and the Classic 350. provided soft loans to our dealers along with 2021. The utility vehicles (UVs) segment
Vinod K Dasari, the CEO, Royal Enfield, medical and financial support to their em- sold 20,797 vehicles. The PV segment in-
said, “Despite challenging market conditions, ployees. We also extended the warranty pe- cluding UVs, cars, and vans sold 21,046 ve-
we continued to stay committed to our core riod on Eicher trucks and buses to account hicles, up 91% over the year. Exports jumped
objective of being a truly global motorcy- for lockdown disruptions for our customers. 45% to 2,123 vehicles.
cling brand. We registered our best-ever quar- With the second wave receding and vaccina- Veejay Nakra, the CEO, Automotive Di-
terly performance in international market son tion in full swing, we expect the CV industry vision, M&M, said, “More than 90% of our
the back of strong performance in the Ameri- to bounce back as customers start to replace dealerships and workshops are now opera-
cas. We are investing in completely knocked old trucks and buses with modern fuel-effi- tional across the country. We have seen sig-
down (CKD) units to further strengthen our cient and highly productive vehicles.” nificant increase in activity levels, enquiries
presence in key potential markets. After Eicher Motors joint venture with Volvo and as a result, sales across our product port-
Argentina, we have recently set up a CKD of Sweden, VE Commercial Vehicles (VECV), folio. While supply of semiconductors con-
assembly unit in Colombia. We also marked sold 4,271 vehicles in July 2021, up 95.6% tinues to be a global issue, we are doing ev-
our entry into the Netherlands and Singapore from July 2020. Total sales soared 75.18% erything to address it on priority. July has
with our flagship, exclusive stores. Con- over June 2021. The unlisted commercial been an exciting month for us with two new
straints on account of local and global sup- vehicles subsidiary of Eicher Motors re- product launches. Both launches received very
ply chain disruptions continue to impact corded 104.9% growth in total domestic positive initial response and we are confi-
us, but we are working closely with our sup- sales to 3,553 units in July 2021 as against dent of building on this in the coming months.”
pliers to quickly resolve them. With a grow- 1,734 units in July 2020. Total exports M&M’s Farm Equipment Sector ’s
ing preference for personal mobility among jumped 59.2% to 640 units. (FES) total tractor sales including domestic
consumers, improving economy and demand Total motorcycles sales rose 9% to sales and exports inclined 7% to 27,229 units
sentiment, and our strong product pipeline, 44,038 units from July 2020 and increased in July 2021 over July 2020. Domestic trac-
we are optimistic about stronger recovery 2.29% over June 2021. While sales of mod- tor sales increased 5% to 25,769 units and
once supply chain stabilizes during the sec- els with engine capacity upto 350cc grew export sales increased 55% to 1,460 units.
ond half of the year.” 3% to 37,556 units, sales of models with Hemant Sikka, President-FES, M&M,
VECV, the unlisted subsidiary of Eicher engine capacity exceeding 350cc increased said, “Demand remained buoyant in July as
Motors, clocked revenues from operations 64% to 6,482 units over the year. crop sowing operations gained traction with
of Rs 1639 crore, up 156% from Q1June TVS Motor Company’s total auto sales monsoon picking up pace across all the re-
2020. Ebitda was Rs 18 crore compared with inclined 10% to 2,78,855 units in July 2021 gions. Easing of covid-19 curbs and robust
Ebitda loss of Rs 72 crore. Net loss was Rs as against July 2020 and were up 10.70% farm incomes on account of record rabi crop
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13-08-2021 (Rs cr) 15 DAY 1 YEAR (Rs) CHG YoY% PLEDGE PROMO (%) (%) CHG QoQ (%) CHG QoQ AVG PE
Adani Enterp. 1436.55 157993.22 -0.05 615.06 10.60 48.04 4.51 74.92 19.65 -0.86 0.82 0.09 117.17 34.50 QLY
Adani Green 917.45 143490.48 3.85 153.47 1.90 1257.14 0.82 57.47 20.32 -1.15 0.12 0.00 430.73 261.05 QLY
Adani Power 85.10 32822.55 -8.35 126.03 3.15 136.50 28.60 74.97 11.51 0.02 0.00 0.00 14.72 28.13 QLY
Adani Total Gas 909.45 100022.23 3.17 470.37 5.16 43.73 0.00 74.80 18.72 -0.40 0.02 0.00 173.23 91.11 QLY
Adani Transmissi 965.30 106164.67 6.76 300.54 9.51 71.66 8.25 74.92 20.82 0.52 0.10 -0.02 83.22 38.52 QLY
Affle India 4191.05 11169.24 -1.45 95.04 59.29 108.91 0.00 59.89 18.25 0.97 5.66 -0.17 73.55 89.82 QLY
Apollo Tyres 225.30 14308.82 -1.40 70.94 9.46 79.51 4.96 37.60 22.87 -1.40 11.19 0.05 12.16 16.97 QLY
Ashok Leyland 130.35 38264.60 -3.27 113.51 -0.10 90.83 14.44 51.12 16.90 -1.03 11.18 1.50 0.00 15.64 QLY
BPCL 454.75 98646.77 -0.68 7.97 84.58 379.75 0.00 52.98 12.63 0.21 15.44 -0.94 8.57 11.92 QLY
Bajaj Auto 3826.65 110730.63 -0.36 26.83 194.70 22.61 0.01 53.70 11.82 -0.17 3.65 0.25 19.66 19.84 QLY
Bajaj Healthcare 924.05 1275.12 -1.85 154.91 65.25 141.49 0.00 67.26 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 14.16 19.52 QLY
Balaji Amines 3426.75 11103.01 3.40 409.71 91.24 149.29 0.00 53.68 2.35 0.17 0.02 -0.11 37.56 18.61 QLY
Balrampur Chini 348.15 7311.15 -5.29 147.53 19.81 -21.17 0.00 41.21 20.79 -0.78 13.87 1.26 17.50 8.39 QLY
Bank of Baroda 80.95 41862.18 0.37 68.30 7.12 698.32 0.00 63.97 7.87 0.98 9.21 0.01 12.27 15.90 QLY
BASF India 3665.05 15866.00 25.59 183.30 180.50 4764.08 0.00 73.33 1.97 0.01 2.39 0.33 73.82 116.44 QLY
Bharat Forge 819.50 38154.99 4.37 62.99 3.29 201.83 0.00 44.76 25.30 0.36 10.92 0.22 82.53 54.09 QLY
Bharti Airtel 637.05 349869.59 12.74 18.93 2.08 102.42 0.00 55.85 18.12 -0.45 12.86 0.06 342.50 220.05 QLY
Bosch 14438.00 42582.92 -5.65 0.24 292.90 248.69 0.00 70.54 4.34 0.01 2.97 -0.16 32.35 45.95 QLY
CDSL 1246.70 13028.02 - - 20.87 74.50 0.00 20.00 8.31 0.29 7.96 1.27 59.74 - QLY
Cadila Health. 558.60 57186.26 -5.59 44.75 22.14 70.83 0.00 74.88 4.65 -0.58 5.83 -0.58 23.59 24.85 QLY
Cams Services 3124.05 15253.34 -10.65 - 46.86 33.09 0.00 30.96 25.11 1.12 11.07 -1.62 66.68 55.04 QLY
Caplin Point Lab 849.55 6426.23 -5.14 52.58 34.19 17.94 0.00 69.03 1.15 0.47 0.99 0.54 24.86 24.98 QLY
Castrol India 135.10 13363.04 -2.28 11.01 7.84 20.43 0.00 51.00 12.03 0.40 2.02 -0.14 17.23 23.19 QLY
CG Power & Indu. 79.95 10807.99 0.63 499.77 -1.77 95.24 95.80 53.23 10.70 1.90 4.05 -0.97 10.13 4.61 QLY
Chola Financial 636.90 11956.53 -2.00 63.37 37.40 2.10 0.03 48.79 11.12 0.34 24.98 0.13 17.03 16.06 QLY
Cipla 894.40 72146.10 -2.97 17.62 31.52 54.36 0.00 36.65 24.78 1.55 13.34 -1.27 27.48 35.13 QLY
Coal India 143.80 88620.03 -0.03 11.52 22.37 -2.70 0.00 66.13 6.56 0.08 9.27 -0.07 6.43 12.58 QLY
Cummins India 975.05 27028.39 13.15 123.30 29.91 36.83 0.00 51.00 11.69 0.77 16.51 0.66 37.29 28.88 QLY
Dabur India 588.30 104002.71 -1.82 18.22 10.12 25.71 0.00 67.36 20.59 0.82 2.14 -0.43 58.13 49.70 QLY
Divi’s Lab. 4949.20 131385.70 0.43 58.41 77.20 28.39 0.00 51.95 20.60 0.73 12.61 0.02 64.11 37.22 QLY
Eicher Motors 2546.75 69625.20 -2.14 17.52 59.99 91.60 0.00 49.22 28.83 -0.23 5.84 0.01 42.47 39.75 QLY
Emami 563.05 25028.35 -1.19 73.09 11.08 65.62 30.92 53.85 12.49 1.97 18.77 -0.71 50.77 60.90 QLY
Escorts 1272.75 17161.07 6.05 13.59 97.98 76.25 0.00 36.59 21.28 -4.67 5.30 -0.05 17.93 36.22 QLY
Finolex Inds. 166.90 10355.76 -5.04 85.16 19.36 346.08 0.00 52.47 2.87 0.14 11.53 -0.31 12.53 21.40 QLY
Future Consumer 7.13 1416.76 -21.04 -36.34 -2.29 -61.27 88.37 14.47 10.73 0.80 0.03 0.01 0.00 0.00 RES
Future Enterp. 8.70 443.75 -19.67 -48.21 -22.72 -82.64 98.67 20.61 0.19 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9.09 QLY
Future Lifestyle 54.80 1105.73 -24.26 -54.05 -46.04 -119.55 100.00 20.39 19.95 -0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 62.68 RES
Future Market 9.60 55.24 -27.60 -58.71 -2.52 -179.50 97.98 71.57 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.05 QLY
Future Retail 49.15 2665.33 -21.11 -53.03 -57.84 $ 50.40 19.86 2.91 0.31 0.04 0.02 0.00 120.62 RES
Future Supply 68.45 300.38 -19.52 -51.04 -39.10 -229.12 100.00 23.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 34.90 QLY
GAIL (India) 148.40 65895.32 3.99 52.21 16.98 -10.68 0.00 51.45 16.83 1.31 8.61 0.15 8.65 15.17 QLY
Glenmark Life 757.75 9284.50 - - - - - - - - - - 26.41 26.19 RES
GMR Infra. 27.90 16840.29 -3.63 30.07 -4.07 5.57 74.87 61.49 25.08 1.33 0.58 -1.14 0.00 0.00 RES
Godrej Agrovet 655.95 12601.62 -5.63 33.84 17.25 3.92 0.00 71.65 2.82 -0.01 1.31 -0.36 38.05 37.65 QLY
Grasim Inds 1497.60 98557.75 -5.90 137.00 87.39 67.35 0.00 42.09 15.10 0.66 4.62 -0.89 22.40 15.51 FIN
Greenply Industr 180.55 2214.04 -11.45 105.17 6.22 409.84 0.00 52.22 1.77 -0.22 30.78 3.53 29.07 23.62 QLY
Gujarat Fluoroch 1733.75 19045.24 -3.26 267.01 -12.79 -195.31 0.00 68.37 2.20 -0.10 4.88 -0.04 0.00 9.80 QLY
HEG 2347.90 9061.84 0.07 197.11 6.35 115.17 0.00 59.62 11.27 1.84 0.07 -0.05 369.17 4.95 QLY
Hero Motocorp 2772.00 55381.76 -0.36 -1.40 155.93 27.15 0.00 34.76 34.97 -2.22 6.29 1.64 17.78 19.22 QLY
Hikal 696.75 8590.98 27.07 422.30 13.68 127.24 0.00 68.77 4.20 -1.71 0.49 0.04 50.93 26.22 QLY
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Hindalco Inds. 441.95 99301.89 -0.89 140.84 31.38 249.83 0.00 34.64 24.95 -0.05 11.86 0.49 15.00 15.95 QLY
Hinduja Global 3309.05 6909.60 9.76 385.13 194.08 90.20 0.00 67.18 6.93 -4.23 0.00 0.00 16.63 8.14 QLY
IRFC 23.85 31168.39 2.14 - - - 0.00 86.36 0.86 -0.58 2.62 -0.40 7.06 8.22 RES
IIFL Wealth Mgt 1546.85 13649.51 7.76 42.34 46.08 80.56 0.00 22.91 24.91 0.71 0.82 -0.68 33.80 35.97 QLY
Indoco Remedies 473.45 4362.86 0.08 91.80 12.54 193.68 0.00 58.69 2.29 -0.38 18.67 -0.07 37.73 39.19 QLY
Kajaria Ceramics 1010.35 16081.47 0.84 149.96 23.79 113.36 0.00 47.54 25.09 -0.16 11.80 -0.47 42.52 40.10 QLY
Kalpataru Power 433.85 6460.43 -9.38 75.61 47.05 117.12 45.91 54.55 7.30 0.97 24.74 3.17 11.81 22.43 QLY
Laxmi Organic 339.75 8957.94 23.68 - 6.91 - 0.00 72.92 3.58 -1.96 2.13 -0.57 43.06 73.29 QLY
Lupin 976.60 44334.07 -13.11 4.97 36.56 455.64 0.00 46.83 18.60 0.73 11.43 -1.62 26.84 26.75 QLY
Manappuram Fin. 165.70 14024.26 -22.17 6.83 21.20 23.69 0.00 34.99 35.86 -2.72 9.69 1.96 7.82 10.96 QLY
Maruti Suzuki 6999.10 211428.81 -1.08 3.99 169.90 27.28 0.00 56.37 22.90 -0.21 7.47 -0.02 41.20 38.21 QLY
Motherson Sumi 221.45 69932.45 -5.57 83.40 6.78 6680.00 3.69 61.73 16.86 0.22 9.72 -0.39 32.05 210.36 QLY
MRF 78818.60 33419.09 -1.97 23.17 3369.82 22.91 0.00 27.82 14.07 0.59 7.50 -0.24 23.38 21.86 QLY
Natco Pharma 991.70 18082.44 -1.80 21.89 21.58 -10.86 0.00 48.87 13.73 -2.62 9.00 -0.45 46.00 29.24 QLY
Natl. Aluminium 83.70 15372.61 -11.85 137.45 8.77 2823.33 0.00 51.28 8.64 0.26 10.98 2.05 9.43 23.35 QLY
Nazara Technolo. 1679.50 5114.55 -10.83 - 12.59 - 0.00 20.70 8.96 2.94 2.39 -0.93 140.31 279.66 QLY
NMDC 171.60 50289.20 -4.67 84.02 30.02 213.69 0.00 68.29 4.95 0.32 3.76 -0.42 5.63 10.71 QLY
NTPC 118.30 114711.56 0.42 35.67 15.48 34.38 0.00 51.10 13.13 1.19 18.37 -0.89 7.31 10.61 QLY
Oil India 166.40 18044.50 0.36 75.16 34.91 12.40 0.00 56.66 8.53 0.91 4.71 -0.25 4.41 7.31 QLY
P I Industries 3143.45 47691.83 -5.29 65.11 51.74 42.69 0.00 46.74 19.64 0.29 13.21 -0.65 61.14 39.28 QLY
Page Industries 31132.35 34712.57 -4.08 63.77 350.63 102.63 0.00 47.91 23.62 -2.27 13.25 1.18 101.81 80.20 FIN
Pidilite Inds. 2207.05 112151.99 -2.49 59.91 26.07 55.73 0.00 70.13 12.08 0.20 3.84 -0.08 84.50 63.03 QLY
Power Grid Corpn 184.65 128801.74 8.05 37.74 19.51 34.74 0.00 51.34 28.28 -0.11 7.78 0.15 9.48 11.81 QLY
Pricol Ltd 88.75 1081.70 -9.90 131.36 6.83 173.20 0.00 36.53 10.64 0.12 0.00 0.00 13.82 36.98 QLY
Punjab Natl.Bank 37.80 41621.64 -7.13 13.68 3.15 5350.00 0.00 73.15 2.51 -0.43 2.38 1.46 13.03 11.55 QLY
Quess Corp 856.60 12656.63 -2.76 132.80 4.76 115.12 0.00 55.24 17.32 0.00 12.71 0.03 192.93 67.66 QLY
REC Ltd 147.10 29051.04 -6.10 33.30 44.60 65.92 0.00 52.63 26.15 -0.60 9.39 0.32 3.30 4.66 QLY
Relaxo Footwear 1179.65 29307.47 2.73 87.22 12.01 48.45 0.00 70.92 3.49 -0.39 7.34 0.34 98.22 63.47 QLY
Reliance Industr 2144.75 1423523.63 3.54 1.06 74.65 11.37 0.00 49.14 24.39 -0.54 4.56 0.25 28.59 21.37 QLY
Shree Cement 26608.80 96006.54 -9.16 25.19 716.87 72.08 0.00 62.55 13.02 0.51 7.92 -0.38 37.12 55.95 QLY
Siemens 2245.30 79959.68 13.57 90.66 30.87 42.06 0.00 75.00 4.60 0.23 1.86 0.22 72.76 58.14 QLY
SML ISUZU 612.60 886.43 -1.77 44.01 -79.24 -27.46 0.00 43.96 2.90 -0.43 1.00 0.00 0.00 81.68 QLY
Sona BLW Precis. 501.70 29263.65 14.28 - - - 0.00 67.30 13.89 - 12.41 - 129.97 106.95 FIN
St Bk of India 431.35 384963.13 -0.80 113.70 28.02 15.83 0.00 56.92 10.22 0.40 12.60 0.18 15.39 181.50 QLY
Sumitomo Chemi. 419.80 20954.14 -2.00 53.60 7.44 61.04 0.00 75.00 1.22 0.10 1.95 0.35 56.35 58.91 QLY
Suprajit Engg. 337.35 4668.00 -1.19 91.24 14.34 211.06 0.00 44.62 4.40 0.07 11.06 0.22 24.84 28.10 QLY
Take Solutions 59.35 877.99 -5.87 24.16 -14.58 28.84 0.00 53.41 1.61 -0.11 0.00 -0.86 0.00 10.15 QLY
Tata Motors 307.10 109195.02 3.47 134.25 -24.66 47.06 1.82 46.41 14.28 0.50 5.78 0.48 25.17 12.90 QLY
Tata Power Co. 132.55 42354.23 -0.67 136.27 3.90 19.27 1.40 46.86 11.26 -0.91 8.47 -0.36 29.26 29.08 QLY
Tata Steel 1461.30 175789.23 3.64 253.61 176.86 635.29 1.55 34.41 21.94 3.38 11.13 -0.45 8.06 9.36 QLY
Thermax 1380.85 16453.70 -1.84 83.94 23.47 96.57 0.00 61.98 12.73 0.28 11.18 0.13 55.30 51.24 QLY
Titan Company 1838.05 163179.55 3.83 67.46 14.47 47.80 0.00 52.90 18.41 0.31 4.03 -0.33 127.11 84.80 QLY
TVS Motor Co. 553.45 26294.41 -3.22 28.54 16.07 155.48 0.00 52.26 13.96 1.62 15.83 4.33 33.36 48.81 QLY
UPL 779.45 59553.52 -1.46 59.28 37.28 40.05 0.00 27.96 37.86 0.05 4.82 0.48 18.69 21.11 QLY
Varun Beverages 775.25 33570.89 -1.77 50.52 13.19 159.14 0.00 65.82 20.73 0.45 5.51 0.05 58.82 65.58 QLY
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Voltas 985.10 32595.46 -6.48 59.27 17.10 30.53 0.00 30.30 17.24 2.86 22.64 -1.71 57.61 39.93 QLY
VST Till. Tract. 1897.80 1639.61 -7.22 14.47 105.06 403.64 0.00 54.77 5.26 -1.31 13.24 1.10 18.06 26.15 FIN
Wockhardt 512.10 5673.10 -3.07 63.82 -7.83 -111.78 34.44 69.68 2.73 -0.36 0.02 0.01 0.00 6.53 QLY
Zomato Ltd 137.55 107910.45 -1.47 - - - - - - - - - 0.00 0.00 FIN
CMP: (current market price) as on 30 July 2021. Shareholding pattern as on March 2021. TTM EPS on March 2021. NA: Newly listed, hence five-year PE not available. EPS variation over the previous
corresponding period. Data is provided on Consolidated Priority. $-Indicates negative (TTM EPS Change % Y-o-Y) greater than 999.. Source: Capitaline Database
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procurement has bode well for the rural The railway equipment division’s rev-
economy. We continue to stay bullish on trac- New parent enues were up 117.5% to Rs 119.4 crore. In-
tor demand in the coming months owing to An affiliate of alternative investment firm dian Railways is still not running its full op-
revival of monsoon, hike in the MSP of key HIG Capital will buy 75% stake in a erations due to unprecedented covid-19 pan-
kharif crops and upcoming festival season.” contract research and data services demic and has cut down its annual production
Net profit before exceptional items surged provider subsidiary of Take Solutions rate, affecting fresh order tendering and order
to Rs 934 crore in Q1 June 2021 from Rs 39 inflow. The order book for the division was
80
crore in Q1 June 2020. Net profit after ad- more than Rs 300 crore. Going forward, with
justing for exceptional items was Rs 856 crore 70
government safety measures and vaccination
as against Rs 68 crore. Revenues spurted drive picking up at a fast pace, the tendering
110% to Rs 11763 crore. Ebitda surged 185% 60 process is expected to get back to pre-covid-
to Rs 1632 crore. Total vehicles sold were up Take Solutions 19 level within the current fiscal.
190% to 85,858 units. Total tractors sold 50 Nikhil Nanda, the Chairman and MD,
jumped 52% to 99,127 units. Escorts, said, “Unlocking has helped in build-
The OPM were at 13.9% despite covid- 40 l l l l l l
ing demand, easing transport and logistics and
A’21 M J J A
19 challenges and commodity price increases. Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Re 1 improved supply chain across farming com-
The focus was on cost optimization and munity to create a positive industry momen-
operating leverage helped maintain margins. enues jumped 60% to Rs 19172 tum. We certainly hope that, with sustained
The FES delivered its highest-ever first quar- crore.Consolidated net profit was affected government efforts, the tractor and agri equip-
ter Ebit of Rs 1081 crore. Revenues were Rs by financial services’ NPA provisioning of ment industry and the construction equip-
5319 crore. FES international subsidiaries Rs 2517 crore. GNPAs are expected to im- ment industry will be back on a growth path.
record fourth successive quarter of Ebit. prove during the year. “While we are witnessing some encour-
The tractor industry’s demand grew Escorts’ sales rose 23.3% to 6,564 units aging developments in the railway equip-
39%. The 48% growth in volumes was led in July 2021, the highest-ever in July, from ment space, too, it may take some time to
to the highest domestic market share of July 2020 but declined 47.6% from June come out of the impact of the current envi-
41.8% in eight quarters. The auto business 2021. Domestic tractor sales were up 22.2% ronment and regain the pre-covid-19 busi-
continued to witness strong booking pipe- to 6,055 units over July 2020. The three- ness levels.”
line. The market share increased compared week slowdown in monsoon activity from Motherson Sumi Systems’ consoli-
with Q4March 2021. The automotive seg- mid-June to mid-July temporarily affected dated net profit of Rs 290 crore in Q1 June
ment recorded revenues of Rs 6050 crore. sowing of kharif crops, leading to some 2021 compared with net loss of Rs 810.45
Ebit was Rs 103 crore. slowdown in sales in July. Meanwhile, com- crore in Q1 June 2020. Revenues from op-
Anish Shah, the MD& CEO, M&M, modity inflation continued to put pressure erations jumped 98% to Rs 16712 crore.
said, “The focus on operational efficiency on the margins despite three price increases PBT was Rs 609 crore as against pre-tax
and financial discipline gives us the confi- in the last nine months. Exports of tractor loss of Rs 1406 crore. Ebitda of Rs 1462
dence that our core performance will con- spurted 37.9% to 509 units over the year. crore compared with negative Ebitda of Rs
tinue. Th farm business delivered yet an- Consolidated net profit surged 92.8% 585 crore. The Ebitda margins improved to
other exemplary quarter result, while the to Rs 178.5 crore on 56.2% spurt in rev- positive 8.7% from negative 6.9%.
auto business showed demand recovery. Our enues from operations to Rs 1701.8 crore in Irregular production stoppages by
growth gems are seeing good momentum and Q1 June 2021 over Q1June 2020. Standalone OEMs globally due to supply chain con-
we will continue our stringent focus on fis- net profit jumped 101% to Rs 185.2 crore. straints affected profitability. Revenues were
cal discipline.” Revenues from operations rose 57.4% to hit in India due to OEM production shut-
Rajesh Jejurikar, Executive Director, Rs 1671.5 crore. Ebitda improved 95% to down for most part of May 2021 in Q1June
M&M, said, “With upcoming launch of the Rs 233.2 crore. 2021. Meanwhile, supply chain disruptions
most anticipated product XUV700, the aim The agri machinery division’s tractor due to semi-conductor and other material
is to ride on the festive season with strong sales volumes went up 42.9% to 25,935 trac- shortages globally likely to be headwinds
volume growth aided by rebound in Indian tors. The segment’s revenues increased 48% for OEM production in the near term, ex-
economy. However, commodity inflation and to Rs 1411.4 crore. Despite commodity price pected to improve from H2.
semiconductor supply issues continued to inflation, with various cost reduction initia- Vivek Chaand Sehgal, the Chairman,
be of concern.” tives and operating leverage, the segment’s Motherson Sumi Systems, said, “We have
Manoj Bhat, Group CFO, M&M, said, Ebit margins improved 112 bps to 15.6%. witnessed many localised and unpredictable
“Capital allocation actions delivered resil- The construction equipment division’s sales challenges such as lower OEM production
ient financial results, despite significant soared 159% to 606 machines. The segment’s due to unavailability of semi-conductor
headwinds of the pandemic and high com- revenues jumped 168.3% to Rs 140.8 crore. chips, higher commodity and logistics costs
modity price inflation.” Going forward, with improved funding avail- in this quarter. Despite challenging market
Consolidated net profit after exceptional ability and government thrust on infrastruc- conditions, the team has been able to deliver
items from continuing operations was Rs ture projects, demand is expected to recover good results. We expect these headwinds to
424 crore in Q1 June 2020 as against net to its full potential from October 202l post ease in the upcoming quarters as demand for
loss of Rs 49 crore in Q1June 2020. Rev- the monsoon season. personal mobility remains strong.”
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Net debt stood at Rs 6158 crore end

June 2021, higher than Rs 4807 crore end Hogging the limelight
March 2021 but lower than Rs 6897 crore The Nifty Infra index touched a new top of 4,565.5 on 13 August 2021, outpacing in CY,
end March 2020. Higher working capital was up 25%, but lagging over the year, up 42%, till 13 August 2021
required in Q1 June 2021 due to irregular Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021.
production trends by OEMs. CMP VARIANCE % 12 November 2020: To support the construction and
infrastructure sector, performance security on contracts
Bharat Forge posted consolidated net (Rs) 12-11-20 01-02-21 will be reduced to 3%, instead of 5-10%, as part of
profit of Rs 153.70 crore in Q1June 2021 as ACC 2308.60 37.84 36.97 Atmanirbhar Bharat 3.0. Earnest money deposit will not
against net loss of Rs 125.80 crore in Q1June be required for tenders and will be replaced by bid
Ashok Leyland 130.30 44.62 6.76 security declaration. This relaxation will be valid till 31
2020. Total revenues grew 1.2% over the quar- Balkrishna Inds 2292.10 45.91 39.76 December 2021. The government will invest Rs 6000
ter and 82.6% over the year to Rs 2107.70 crore in equity of debt platform of National Investment and
Exide Inds. 166.25 -2.29 -14.59 Infrastructure Fund to enable collection of Rs 1.1 lakh
crore. PBT rose 13.5% over the quarter to Rs
Ambuja Cements 402.45 53.11 54.31 crore by FY 2025 for financing infrastructure projects.
278.5 crore as against pre-tax loss of Rs 119.1 Incentives for industrial infrastructure incentives and
Grasim Inds 1496.90 81.01 32.98
crore in Q1June 2020. Ebitda grew 20.7% domestic defence equipment will be Rs 10200 crore.
Larsen & Toubro 1668.40 55.46 15.15 O1 February 2021: Union Budget 2021 proposed
over the quarter to Rs 454.6 crore. The Ebitda
The Ramco Cement 980.05 15.00 17.17 allocating Rs 20000 crore to set up and capitalise
margins improved to 21.6% from 18.1% in a Development Financial Institution (DFI) to act as a
Q4 March 2021 and 1% in Q1June 2020. MRF 78872.85 13.67 -10.51 provider, enabler and catalyst for infrastructure financing,
Reliance Industr 2145.65 8.37 13.21 Rs 5-lakh-crore lending portfolio to be created under the
Pursuant to the VRS for employees at the proposed DFI in three years, and debt financing by FPIs
Chakan plant in Maharashtra in June 2021, Shree Cement 26600.40 13.48 8.38 to be enabled by amending InvITs’ and ReiTs’
expenses of Rs 61.64 crore were provided in Siemens 2244.75 59.73 33.12 legislations. National Monetization Pipeline is to be
launched. Five operational toll roads worth Rs 5000
the standalone and consolidated financial re- Tata Power Co. 132.55 138.40 65.89 crore being transferred to the NHAI InvIT. Transmission
sults. An exchange fluctuations loss of Rs 4.4 Apollo Hospitals 4064.10 92.57 52.58 assets of Rs 7000 crore to be transferred to the PGCIL
InvIT. Dedicated Freight Corridor assets to be monetized
crore included revaluation of foreign currency BPCL 454.90 15.27 15.75 by Railways, for operations and maintenance, after
assets and liabilities. HPCL 255.05 19.41 17.02 commissioning. Next lot of airports to be monetized for
BN Kalyani, the Chairman and MD, operations and management concession. Other core
Power Grid Corpn 184.75 29.99 30.40
infrastructure assets to be rolled out under the Asset
Bharat Forge, said, “Solid number were de- ONGC 116.10 62.26 27.79 Monetization Program include oil and gas pipelines of
livered across the board performance in DLF 332.60 82.10 18.09 Gail, IOCL and HPCL; Airport Authority of India Airports in
tier II and III cities; other railway infrastructure assets;
Q1June 2021 despite challenges posed by NTPC 118.25 30.23 28.53 warehousing assets of CPSEs such as Central
the covid-19 lockdown and the subsequent IOCL 104.65 22.68 9.24 Warehousing Corporation and Nafed; and sports
impact on economic activity in India. Total stadiums. Rs 118101 lakh crore, the highest ever outlay,
GAIL (India) 148.40 59.48 16.48 for Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, of which
revenues grew 4.9% to Rs 1371.8 crore on Rs 108230 crore is for capital. Rs 110055 crore for
Container Corpn. 666.10 66.67 46.70
the back of exports growth of 25.3% to Rs Railways of which Rs 107100 crore is for capital
Bharti Airtel 637.05 32.76 10.00 expenditure. Rs 18000 crore for a new scheme, to
915.6 crore, while domestic revenues de-
Petronet LNG 215.80 -11.41 -10.33 augment public bus transport. Rs 305984 crore over five
clined 21.8% to Rs 441.8 crore over the quar- years for a revamped, reforms-based, and result-linked
Indraprastha Gas 535.15 22.10 0.13 new power distribution sector scheme. Rs 2000
ter. The Ebitda margins expanded 300 bps
on the back of a favourable product-mix. Adani Ports 704.15 91.32 29.74 crore worth seven projects to be offered in PPP-mode in
FY 2022 for operation of major ports. Indian shipping
Acquisition of Sanghvi Forgings was com- UltraTech Cem. 7460.70 53.95 29.88 companies to get Rs 1624 crore worth subsidy support
pleted at a cost of Rs 77.06 crore. The facil- Interglobe Aviat 1676.60 2.79 2.23 over five years in global tenders of Ministries and
CPSEs. To double the recycling capacity of around 4.5
ity, although currently small in scale, will Indus Towers 213.50 19.14 -11.12
million light displacement tonnes by CY 2024 to generate
play a very meaningful role in expanding the Nifty Infra 4565.55 36.53 18.48 an additional 1.5 lakh jobs.
product portfolio to address significant op-
portunities in the Indian Industrial space ment in the demand levels in the export mar- nificantly superior compared with Q1 June
over the medium term. ket. The potential impact on end demand 2020. Certain price increases affected re-
“As part of our growth strategy, we con- because of supply issues of semiconduc- sults. Wescon had an additional one-off in-
tinue to look at enhancing our presence in the tors and the sustained increase of input costs come of Rs 15.8 crore related to pay-check
Indian manufacturing ecosystem through or- are factors to keep track of in the coming protection program, forgiven by the US Fed-
ganic and more importantly inorganic avenues months.”The long-term debt stood at Rs eral government. The planned expansion at
in our core business and newer verticals. The 2653.10 crore end June 2021 compared with Narsapura as well as at the Phoenix Lamps
international operations registered Ebitda Rs 2632.80 crore end March 2021. divison faced certain delays due to covid-19
growth of 11.7%, supported by focus on cost Suprajit Engineering reported consoli- disruptions. Overall debt was pared to Rs
optimization and better product-mix. The dated net profit of Rs 43.16 crore in Q1June 301.3 crore from Rs 354.6 crore.
improvement in performance continues to be 2021 compared with net loss of Rs 14.5 crore Sona BLW Precision Forgings’ con-
a work in progress, with many more mile- in Q1 June 2020. Net sales soared 103.8% to solidated net profit jumped 37.7% to Rs
stones to be achieved in the journey. Rs 361.62 crore. PBT was Rs 52.88 crore com- 82.23 crore on 7.1% decline in net sales to
“Looking ahead, we expect the overall pared with pre-tax loss of Rs 18.32 crore1. Rs 500.75 crore in Q1June 2021 over
growth to continue in Q2 September 2021, Operating Ebitda stood at Rs 49.22 crore as Q4March 2021. PBT rose 24% to Rs 110.17
supported by recovery in the domestic against negative Ebitda of Rs 4.83 crore. crore. Ebitda spurted 375% to Rs 139 crore.
M&HCV market and sustained improve- The Q1 June 2021 performance was sig- The Ebitda margins grew to 27.7% from
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19%. The net order book stood at Rs 14000 ment of inflammation and pain associated with
crore end June 2021. Regaining health ocular surgery and endogenous anterior uvei-
Vivek Vikram Singh, the MD & Group Bharat Forge’s PBT was Rs 278.5 crore tis. Durezol had US sales of US$106 million
CEO, Sona BLW Precision Forging, said, as against pre-tax loss of Rs 119.1 crore for the 12-month period ended June 2021.
“We reported a strong performance in our in Q1June 2020. VRS expenses were Rs Divi’s Laboratories’ consolidated net
first earnings announcement as a listed en- 61.64 crore and forex loss Rs 4.4 crore profit jumped 13.2% to Rs 557.11 crore on
tity. Despite headwinds, we have delivered 13.3% surge in net sales to Rs 1960.64 crore
900
robust revenue growth and best-in-class in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020.
profitability and return metrics. We continue 800 PBTgrew 23.2% to Rs 814.48 crore. Forex
to make significant progress on our strategic gain amounted to Rs 20 crore as against a
imperatives of increasing electrification, glo- 700 gain of Rs 5 crore during the corresponding
bal market share, diversification, and prod- Bharat Forge quarter of the last year. Operations were
uct innovation. Of the net order book of Rs 600 near-normal operations during the quarter,
14000 crore, 57% was from EV.” complying with all covid-19 protocols.
500 l l l l l l
Shares were listed on 24 June 2021at Rs A’21 M J J A
Lupin’s consolidated net profit soared
302.40 per share, a premium of 3.92% com- Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 2
404.30% to Rs 548.16 crore on 22.2% jump
pared with the issue price. The IPO received in net sales to Rs 4237.39 crore in Q1 June
bids for 24.44 crore shares as against 10.71 reinforce brand salience. 2021 over Q1 June 2020. PBT surged
crore shares on offer. The issue was sub- Cipla’s consolidated net profit grew 174.90% to Rs 750.49 crore. Ebitda climbed
scribed 2.28 times. The price band for the 25.41% to Rs 709.92 crore on 26.64% jump up 86.8% to Rs 992.60 crore. The Ebitda
IPO was set at Rs 285-291 per share. in total revenues from operations to Rs margins improved to 23.4% from
Pricol’s consolidated net profit stood 5504.35 crore in Q1 June 2021. PBT went 15.3%.Gross profit was Rs 2709.40 crore
at Rs 5.94 crore in Q1 June 2021 compared up 24.56% to Rs 995.52 crore. Ebitda compared with Rs 2441.70 crore, with gross
with net loss of Rs 30.85 crore in Q1 June climbed up 28% to Rs 1346 crore. The Ebitda profit margins of 63.9%. Gross profit was
2020. Net sales surged 187.6% to Rs 306.05 margins improved to 24.5% from 24.1%. The buoyed by the US$50 million received from
crore. PBT was at Rs 7.76 crore as against profit margins were at 13% as against 13.3%. Boehringer Ingelheim for achieving key mile-
pre-tax loss of Rs 32.99 crore. Overall business spurted 68% over the stones for its novel MEK inhibitor com-
Vikram Mohan, the MD, Pricol, said, year, with strong volume traction in core pound collaboration.
“The automotive industry is going through therapies and contribution of the covid-19 Personnel cost was 18.5% of sales at Rs
challenging times because of the lockdowns portfolio. In South Africa, Sub-Saharan Af- 783.70 crore as against Rs 640.20 crore in
due to the pandemic compounded by acute rica and the Cipla Global Access (Saga) re- Q4 March 2021. Manufacturing and other
shortage of electronic components globally. gion, the South Africa private business out- expenses were at 24.3% of sales at Rs
Nevertheless, with prudent cost control and performed the market, with Saga growing 1030.90 crore compared with Rs 1117.80
continual new business wins, we are confi- 13% in US dollars. The US business went crore a quarter ago. Net debt stood at Rs (-
dent of delivering above market growth rates up 5% to US$141 million, led by continued )345.30 crore. Net debt-equity was at (-)0.02.
and maintaining the bottom lines. Loss of expansion in market share of Albuterol. India business formulation sales went
sales due to potential further lockdowns and R&D investments stood at Rs 264 crore, up 27.2% over the year and 27.3% over the
shortage of electronic components will con- with an absolute trajectory of R&D spends quarter to Rs 1636.20 crore, accounting for
tinue to affect the automotive industry in India on track. Total debt jumped 9.9% to Rs 1931 42% of global sales. India region formula-
for a few more quarters. But we remain bull- crore. Cash and cash equivalents galloped tions sales grew 31% over a year ago. Glo-
ish about the mid- to long-term prospects 33.16% to Rs 4895 crore from Rs 3676 crore bal API sales declined 3.8% over the quarter
due to the new business wins, especially in end March 2021. The continued healthy net and 39.9% over the year to Rs 245.90 crore,
the EV area, and growth in market share.” cash positive position was led by OP and accounting for 6% of global sales.
Castrol India’s standalone net profit prudent working capital management. Investment in R&D amounted to Rs
jumped 114.06% to Rs 140 crore on 81.32% Umang Vohra, the MD and CEO, Cipla, 373.70 crore, that is, 8.8% of sales, com-
surge in revenues from operations to Rs said, “Therobust demand was led by trac- pared with Rs 342.70 crore, that is, 9.1% of
889.60 crore in Q2 June 2021 over Q2 June tion in core therapies across branded mar- sales, in Q4 March 2021.
2020. PBT soared 114.91% to Rs 190.20 kets and continued cost control, leading to Nilesh Gupta, the MD, Lupin, said,
crore. Owing to the covid-19 second wave, 27% revenue growth and 24.5% Ebitda mar- “While the quarter’s profit was bolstered
the quarter saw challenges in the form of gins. Investments in creating a differenti- by the Boehringer Ingelheim MEK program
localized lockdowns, muted demand, as ated API portfolio helped drive growth in income, despite a tough operating environ-
well as a sharp rise in input costs. The the quarter.” ment, we see substantial room for growth.
timely pricing interventions, along with The drug maker received final approval We remain committed to grow our US busi-
agility and responsiveness helped the firm for its Anda for difluprednate ophthalmic ness, both with our inline products as well
navigate this dynamic market situation. emulsion 0.05% from the US drug regulator. as ramp up of Albuterol and Brovana, to
Investment continued in brands, with in- The AB-rated generic therapeutic equivalent continue above-market growth in India, and
creased marketing and advertising spends version of Novartis Pharmaceutical ensure growth in every part of the business.
to support value delivery to customers and Corporation’s Durezol is used for the treat- We see meaningful uplift in H2 and remain
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focused on our journey of expanding cipline will help to deliver sustainable

margins through driving strong double- Inflows and outflows business growth. We are also future
digit revenue growth and optimizing ready to cater to the growing demand
costs, while ensuring the safety of our Net investment in equities and debt by foreign through a brownfield expansion at our
people and the highest standards of portfolio investors and mutual funds Dahej facility and a modern green-field
compliance.” DATE FPIs (Rs cr) MFs (Rs cr) manufacturing facility. We will continue
Cadila Healthcare’s consolidated EQUITY DEBT DEBT-VRR HYBRID EQUITY DEBT to deliver on quality, safety and envi-
net profit jumped 29% to Rs 587 crore 13-Aug-21 -114.0 -154.5 2682.8 -11.5 NA NA ronmental compliance which form the
on 15% rise in revenues from operations bedrock for our company.”
12-Aug-21 289.8 -320.7 -1630.6 -8.6 712.3 1765.4
to Rs 4025 crore in Q1 June 2021 over Gross debt comprising outstanding
11-Aug-21 297.1 291.8 -157.1 -12.5 1004.0 -569.3
Q1 June 2020. Revenues were driven purchase consideration payable to the
by the strong growth of India geogra- 10-Aug-21 -80.2 -324.3 342.9 -0.5 878.6 299.6 parent was Rs 800.83 crore on 9 July
phy, partially offset by US geography. 9-Aug-21 444.9 -76.1 -11.0 -6.8 -192.7 408.4 2021. The entire outstanding amount
The India business, comprising human 6-Aug-21 158.0 44.8 -439.3 9.1 288.6 1793.7 has been repaid following raising
formulations and consumer wellness 5-Aug-21 -543.0 60.7 -40.7 -5.1 730.6 1019.1 through the IPO.
business, which contributed to 50% of 4-Aug-21 3466.0 144.3 -68.1 -4.4 -408.1 2678.8 Bhavesh Pujara, the CFO, Glenmark
consolidated revenues, spurted 43% to Life Sciences, said, “FY 2022 started
3-Aug-21 2098.1 -470.6 16.0 -16.7 -85.1 -82.3
Rs 1943 crore. The US business posted on a strong note, with revenues growing
2-Aug-21 -1487.8 407.9 36.7 -8.3 1286.5 194.7
sales of Rs 1451 crore. Rest of the world 32.2% in Q1June 2021 over a year ago.
business grew 17% to Rs 277 crore. 30-Jul-21 -2557.9 115.9 33.5 91.1 2489.1 1610.3 Despite a tough operating environment
PBT increased 32% to Rs 755 crore. *Aug-21 4529.0 -396.8 731.6 -65.2 4214.7 7508.2 due to the second wave of covid-19, we
Ebitda went up 18% to Rs 933 crore. Jul-21 -11308.4 -781.6 4817.5 -137.6 19715.8 15393.2 have been able to post healthy growth
The Ebitda margins improved to 23.2% Jun-21 17215.0 -4828.5 883.0 -295.5 -681.8 4339.1 across all markets. Our continuous fo-
from 22.5%. R&D spend stood at Rs May-21 -2954.3 -1706.5 1993.5 709.5 105.5 3331.8 cus on cost reduction projects and cost
295 crore, representing 7.3% of rev- Apr-21 -9659.1 -117.8 342.1 599.0 5526.4 21588.4
controls helped us overcome some of
enues. Net debt was Rs 3112 crores the headwinds on raw material prices.
Mar-21 10482.0 -6491.7 13313.8 -281.4 4772.8 15661.5
compared with Rs 3496 crore end We closed the quarter with healthy
Feb-21 25786.8 -6488.4 4364.0 350.4 -16306.0 8161.8
March 2021. Capex stood at Rs 265 Ebitda margins of 31.3%.”
crore. Jan-21 19472.5 -2518.2 -2305.8 -17.3 -13031.8 11831.7 Nine DMF and CEPs were filed
The drug maker received final ap- Dec-20 62015.7 4078.8 2462.9 2489.1 -26427.8 23368.4 across major markets of the US, Europe,
proval from the USFDA to market Nov-20 60357.7 -1805.6 4399.0 -169.4 -30760.1 20349.4 Japan, Russia, Brazil, South Korea, Tai-
mesalamine extended-release capsules Oct-20 19540.7 1641.3 850.9 -206.7 -14491.8 31975.1 wan, Canada, China and Australia dur-
in the strength of 0.375 g, indicated for Sep-20 -7782.5 3957.8 406.1 2222.3 -4134.4 17005.0 ing Q1 June 2021 and cumulative filing
the maintenance of remission of ulcer- stood at 407 on 30 June 2021.
Aug-20 47079.7 -3309.7 2761.5 3347.4 -9213.4 25780.3
ative colitis in adults. The drug will be Shares were listed on 6 August
Jul-20 7562.7 -2476.4 -1785.6 0.7 -9195.0 31897.9
manufactured at the group’s formula- 2021at a price of Rs 751.10 per share, a
tion manufacturing facility at the SEZ, Jun-20 21831.6 -1545.0 3765.7 1957.1 -501.5 41364.7 4.32% premium to the issue price of Rs
Ahmedabad. The group now has 320 May-20 14568.8 -22935.0 999.6 10.8 6522.5 10699.4 720 per share. The IPO received bids
approvals and has so far filed over 400 Apr-20 -6883.6 -12551.7 4032.5 544.2 -7965.5 -9794.5 for 66.33 crore shares as against 1.50
Andas since the commencement of the Mar-20 -61972.8 -60375.8 4164.8 -19.3 30056.0 -17890.2 crore shares on offer. The issue was sub-
filing process in FY 2004. Feb-20 1819.8 2096.8 2637.3 2416.4 9863.2 18026.7 scribed 44.17 times. The issue opened
Glenmark Life Science’s net Jan-20 12122.6 -11648.0 529.2 -46.3 1384.4 32193.3
for bidding on 27 July 2021 and closed
profit increased 24.5% to Rs 100.91 on 29 July 2021. The price band of the
CY 2020 170260.4 -104872.3 25223.7 12546.2 -54863.5 224975.3
crore on 32.2% higher revenues from IPO was fixed at Rs 695-720 per share.
CY 2019 101120.8 25880.4 NA 8992.4 53004.0 532508.3
operations to Rs 524.90 crore in Q1 Natco Pharma’s consolidated net
June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. Rev- CY 2018 -33013.1 -47796.1 NA -109.8 119731.5 335452.5 profit dropped 39% to Rs 75 crore on
enues from the generic API segment CY 2017 51253.5 148806.5 NA NA 118774.0 383709.0 27.17% fall in revenues from operations
increased 38.3% to Rs 480.34 crore, CY: Calendar year. VRR: voluntary retention route. FPIs: foreign portfolio to Rs 410.30 crore in Q1 June 2021 over
investors.* Till 13 August 2021. MFs: Mutual funds.
driven by growth across all geogra- NA: Not available/applicable
Q1 June 2020. PBT skidded 42.44% to
phies. The regulated markets ac- Rs 91 crore. The de-growth in sales was
counted for 66.5% of net sales, growing at the regulated and emerging markets fuelled partially attributed to the higher proportion
30.5%. Ebitda increased 17.9% to Rs the growth. However, the contract develop- of initial phase of pandemic exports to the
164.44 crore. The Ebitda margins declined ment and manufacturing business, being cy- US of chloroquine phosphate tablets and
to 31.3% from 35.1%. clical, was affected due to phasing of cus- oseltamivir phosphate capsules. The pan-
Yasir Rawjee, the MD and CEO, tomer orders. It is expected it to pick up demic continued to affected revenues but
Glenmark Life Sciences, said, “The generic pace again from Q2 June 2021. The contin- not to the extent witnessed in Q1June 2020.
API business delivered robust growth ued focus on continuous process innova- There is a strong product pipeline for
across all geographies. Increased demand in tion, operational efficiency and financial dis- exports and domestic sales during the cur-
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rent financial year. Revenues from API stood Rs 137.49 crore. Ebitda increased 3.3% to
at Rs 61.60 crore, domestic formulations Rs Shrinking equity, expanding output Rs 180 crore.
200.60 crore, exports formulations Rs 145.40 BS Yadav, the MD, Godrej Agrovet, said,
Balrampur Chini Mills, whose PBT dipped
crore, crop health sciences Rs 0.50 crore and “Consolidated total income was 28.2% to
44% over Q1 June 2020, will buyback
other operating income and non-operating Rs 2003 crore over the year. It was one of
2.50% equity shares at Rs 410 each and
income at Rs 19.20 crore during the quarter. expand ethanol capacity by 210 klpd the best quarterly performances for the ani-
Indoco Remedies’ consolidated net mal feed business, with segment results
390
profit surged 132.75% to Rs 39.66 crore in growing 32.5%, supported by volume
Q1 June 2021 from Q1 June 2020.Revenues 340 growth and R&D benefits realization.
from operations rose 43% to Rs 381.43 crore. “Vegetable oil benefited from higher oil
PBT soared 155.06% to Rs 61.29 crore. 290 prices, with the segment posting results of
Current tax outgo spurted 137.47% to Rs Balrampur Chini Rs 32.6 crore, a 4x increase year-on-year. The
27.38 crore. 240 standalone crop protection business also reg-
Standalone revenues advanced 42.9% to istered a modest growth of 5.9%. However,
190 l l l l l l
Rs 381.2 crore. Ebitda to net sales came in A’21 M J J A Astec LifeSciences’ Ebitda declined 13.7%
at 22.8% at Rs 86.8 crore compared with Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 1
due to lower export sales and higher input
18.3% at Rs 48.9 crore. Profit after tax to cost inflation. In the food businesses, demand
net sales was 10.4% at Rs 39.6 crore com- The board approved a proposal to recovery seen in Q4 March 2021 was affected
pared with 6.5% at Rs 17.20 crore. buyback upto 52,50,000 equity shares, or by micro-lockdowns in the current quarter.
Aditi Panandikar, the MD, Indoco Rem- 2.50% equity of the company, at Rs 410 Profitability was further hit by low end-prod-
edies, said, “Our India and international busi- each, aggregating to Rs 215.25 crore. The uct price. Dairy subsidiary Creamline regis-
nesses showed robust growth. We optimized maximum buyback size represents 8.68% tered an EBITDA loss of Rs 3.1 crore due to
the opportunities presented by a dynamic and 8.56% of the aggregate of the total paid- increase in the procurement costs. The poul-
business environment as well as effectively up equity capital and free reserves of the try and poultry products business faced a
adapted to the challenges thus presented.” company based on the audited standalone challenging quarter, with low end-product
Bajaj Healthcare’s net profit grew and consolidated financial statements of the prices on one hand and high input costs on
25.7% to Rs 19.21 crore on 32.8% increase company, respectively, for FY2021. the other hand. As a result, Godrej Tyson
in revenues from operations to Rs 185.68 The board approved further capacity ex- Foods registered a marginal loss at the Ebitda
crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1June 2020. pansion of ethanol production from 840 kilo level.
Bulk drugs revenues were up 7.6% to Rs litre per day (klpd) to 1,050 klpd, consider- “The second wave of covid-19 signifi-
135.28 crore and those of formulations up ing the huge untapped demand for ethanol cantly affected economic recovery seen in
3.5x to Rs 50.40 crore. Total expenses in- due to the robust policies of the Central gov- the preceding quarter, especially in rural In-
creased by 32.3% to Rs 159.11 crore, due to ernment on ethanol blending. dia, with a much stricter lockdown. After a
48.7% higher raw material costs, 20.7% Shree Renuka Sugars reported con- good start to the south-west monsoon, there
higher employee expenses, and 26% higher solidated net loss of Rs 240.4 crore in was a long gap that resulted in lower kharif
other expenses. PBT went up 33.4% to Rs Q1June 2021 as against net loss of Rs 34.9 sowing. However, recovery has gained pace
27.25 crore. Current tax outgo rose 42% to crore in Q1 June 2020.Revenues from op- from July 2021, with macro-economic indi-
Rs 8.14 crore. erations declined 36.7% to Rs 829.5 crore. cators improving over June 2021, and rain-
Caplin Point Laboratories’ consoli- Distillery revenues were up 44.4% to Rs fall covering most parts of India. We expect
dated net profit increased 31.1% to Rs 71.53 190.9, co-generation revenues improved recovery to be faster in H2 as the vaccina-
crore on 25.6% rise in total revenues to Rs 4.8% to Rs 32.5 crore and engineering rev- tion percentage increases, leading to the nor-
309.65 crore in Q1June 2021 over Q1June enues increased 44.6% to Rs 13.3 crore. malization of business activities.”
2020. Net profit was up 5.3% and total rev- However, sugar-refinery revenues fell 52.4% Grasim Industries’ consolidated net
enues rose 7.5% over Q4 March 2021. to Rs 374.2 crore and trading revenues de- profit jumped 612% to Rs 1667 crore on
Ebitda improved 30.4% to Rs 101.82 crore. clined 69.7% to Rs 48.6 crore. Meanwhile, 53% increase in revenues to Rs 19919 crore
The Ebitda margins were at 32.9% as against sugar-milling revenues remained flat at Rs in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. PBT
31.7% end June 2020. PBT stood 30.4% 266.3 crore and other revenues at Rs 5.4 from continuing operations before excep-
higher at Rs 89.52 crore. crore. Pre-tax loss was Rs 241 crore com- tional items and tax surged to Rs 3472.72
Cash flow from operations stood at Rs pared with pre-tax loss of Rs 29.8 crore. crore from Rs 1112.53 crore. Ebitda soared
75 crore. Cash and cash surplus increased The board approved a proposal for is- 86% to Rs 4736 crore.
Rs 52 crore to Rs 522 crore over the March suance of equity shares by way of a quali- Sales of viscose staple fibre (VSF) de-
2021 balance. fied institutions placement for an issue size grew over Q4 March 2021. To cushion the
Balrampur Chini Mills’ consolidated aggregating up to Rs 1500 crore. impact of the slowdown in the domestic
net profit dropped 44.69% to Rs 76.92 crore Godrej Agrovet’s consolidated net textile sector, the share of exports was
on 20.26% decline in revenue from opera- profit inclined 4.13% to Rs 104.75 crore on boosted to 31% from 11% over the quar-
tions to Rs 1140.44 crore in Q1 June 2021 28.22% jump in total revenues from opera- ter. The share of value-added products in
over Q1 June 2020. PBT tumbled 44.38% tions to Rs 1992.78 crore in Q1 June 2021 the overall sales mix also improved to 26%
to Rs 101.91 crore. over Q1 June 2020. PBT gained 2.32% to from an average of 22% in FY2021. Due to
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the lockdown-led drop in domestic vol- Demanding attention

umes, the Harihar plant maintenance shut-
down was advanced to May 2021. Viscose The Nifty Consumption index hit a record of 6,541.10 on 13 August 2021, but lagged in
filament yarn volumes were also affected CY, up 10%, and over the year, up 48%, till 13 August 2021
due to lower demand. The domestic fibre CMP VARIANCE % CMP VARIANCE %
demand recovered swiftly post easing of
the lockdown and is now nearing the pre- (Rs) 18-05-20 28-06-21 (Rs) 18-05-20 28-06-21
covid-19 level. Apollo Hospitals 4064.10 221.01 17.66
Nifty Consumption 6541.10 55.71 2.97
VSF prices in China corrected from their Asian Paints 2988.70 99.10 0.19 Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021.
multiyear high during the quarter and Avenue Super. 3594.55 55.84 7.87 18 May 2020: The Union government introduced a Rs 11-
lakh-crore fiscal stimulus package over the previous five
stabilised at the current level of 13,000 RMB. Bajaj Auto 3825.75 54.42 -8.55 days to ease the availability of credit to small
China’s VSF inventory at plants increased to Berger Paints 811.15 84.16 0.80 enterprises, the poor and farmers and initiated reforms in
24 days in June 2021 from 13 days in March the corporate and agriculture sectors
Bharti Airtel 637.05 18.40 19.93 28 June 2021: Union Finance Minister announced a
2021, leading to readjustment of production Rs6.28-lakh-crore covid-19 support package including
Britannia Inds. 3579.55 15.11 -2.39
levels by Chinese VSF players to take care of economic relief of Rs 376244 crore, new scheme for
inventory build-up and to lend stability to Colgate-Palmoliv 1642.00 18.98 -1.61 public health of Rs 15000 crore and impetus for growth
and employment of Rs 237749 crore. The cap of the
the prices. As a result, the OR in China fell to Crompton Gr. Con 473.80 137.26 10.19
Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) has
69% by June end. Dabur India 588.30 34.90 3.75 been raised to Rs 4.5 lakh crore from the earlier Rs 3
lakh crore.Since the ECLGS was announced as part of
The second covid-19 wave had a mar- Eicher Motors 2546.80 96.09 -7.07 Aatmanirbhar Bharat package last year, a total of Rs
ginal impact on the operational performance Godrej Consumer 983.25 82.91 13.05 2.69 lakh crore has been disbursed under this scheme to
of the chemical business. International caus- 1.1 crore units. A corpus announced by the Ministry of
Havells India 1242.15 161.09 25.18 Finance will enable the National Export Insurance
tic soda prices maintained the upsurge, driven Account (NEIA) to underwrite an additional Rs 33,000
Hero Motocorp 2772.20 33.89 -5.82
by supply outages due to maintenance shut- crore of project exports over five years.The NEIA,
down and demand improvement. The rise in Hind. Unilever 2404.50 19.91 -2.26 through Exim Bank, facilitates cover for buyer’s credit to
project exporters and borrowers with less creditworthi-
domestic caustic soda prices was subdued Info Edg.(India) 5428.55 125.82 9.05
ness. An amount of Rs 88000 crore has been proposed
owing to weak demand from textile, organic Interglobe Aviat 1676.60 83.79 -3.06 to boost export insurance cover. The Aatmanirbhar
Bharat Rozgar Yojana has been extended from 30 June
chemicals, and excess supply situation. The ITC 211.45 28.35 3.86 2021 till 31 March 2022.The wage subsidy scheme aims
caustic soda capacity utilisation stood at 85%, Jubilant Food. 3781.50 143.98 21.28 to incentivize employers via EPFO to create fresh
higher than the industry average. The advanced employment and focuses on beneficiaries with monthly
M&M 778.65 106.43 -1.87 wages less than Rs 15000. The move could also lead to
materials business reported its best-ever per- an increase in the salary packages of new employees.
Marico 515.30 68.29 1.13
formance in Q1June 2021, driven by strong This will be done by reducing the cost borne by the
Maruti Suzuki 7002.20 48.32 -7.82 company with the government stepping in to take care of
demand and better pricing environment glo- statutory EPF dues. The production-linked incentive
bally and in India. Demand continued to be Nestle India 18269.55 12.49 4.36
schemes (PLIs) have been extended for large-scale
driven by the wind and auto segments. Page Industries 31183.45 76.08 5.39 electronic manufacturing. The nutrient-based subsidy for
fertilizers has been increased to Rs 42275 crore. An
The paint business is making progress in Tata Consumer 807.45 132.63 5.46 additional amount of Rs 14775 crore will be provided to
line with the plans. Land acquisition for set- Titan Company 1837.90 124.87 6.36 stakeholders, including for di-ammonium phosphate, and
ting up plants at different states is in pro- NPK-based complex fertilisers. The North-Eastern
Trent 882.85 112.99 0.17 Regional Agricultural Marketing Corporation will also be
cess, and simultaneously project engineering United Spirits 660.50 21.73 -1.54 revived. A stimulus of Rs 77.45 crore has been
plans are also progressing. The commission- earmarked for this purpose to enhance agriculture-related
Voltas 985.85 123.27 -5.44 activities in the north-east. The Pradhan Mantri Gareeb
ing of VSF expansion of two lines of 300 tpd Kalyan Anna Yojana is extended till November 2021.
each at Vilayat in Gujarat is as per schedule. Zee Entertainmen 183.25 22.58 -16.38
Line 1 is expected to be commissioned in Q2
and line 2 in Q3 of FY 2022. In the chlor- soared 208.39% to Rs 97.39 crore on category, with some of them also required in
alkali business, the commissioning of the 101.59% spurt in total revenues from op- medications. Improvement in revenues was
Rehla plant of 91ktpa and the CMS plant of erations to Rs 451.94 crore in Q1 June 2021 on account of additional income stream com-
54.8 ktpa is expected in Q2. The commis- over Q1 June 2020. Sales volumes surged ing online with the commencement of the
sioning of phase 1 of the BB Puram plant of 27.98% to 25,621 million tonnes (mt). PBT 16,500-tonne phase 1 of the ethylamines
73 ktpa and phase 1 of the Vilayat plant of advanced 211.19% to Rs 131.48 crore. plant and improved capacity utilization. The
73 ktpa is expected in H2. The total capex to Ebitda went up 164.7% to Rs 144.29 crore. ethylamines plant achieved capacity utili-
be spent during FY 2022 stands at Rs 2604 The Ebitda margins were at 31.93% as zation of over 90% in Q1June 2021. The
crore excluding paints and fertiliser. against 24.31%. The profit after tax margins new plant led to lower cost of production
Shree Cement’s consolidated net profit improved to 21.55% from 14.09%. due to new technology. Now, along with the
surged 90.97% to Rs 630.89 crore on D Ram Reddy, the MD, Balaji Amine, pre-existing capacity of 6,000 tonnes of
46.16% jump in net revenue from opera- said, “We continue to witness robust de- ethylamines, the company has the largest
tions to Rs 3634.83 crore in Q1 June 2021 mand for our products from end-user indus- installed capacity of ethylamines in India at
over Q1 June 2020. PBT soared 88.87% to tries. Our operations were not hampered 22,500 tonnes per annum.
Rs 836.06 crore. much during the second wave of covid-19 in “Construction of the di-methyl carbon-
Balaji Amines’ consolidated net profit India as our products fall under essential ate plant commenced and is expected to be-
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parts and given in alternate issues. This enables coverage of 2750 companies over
two issues. The list is reviewed regularly. Depending on changing market
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Wherever comparable figures are available on consolidated basis for any company, consolidated figures are presented for that company as indicated by
‘C’ after the company name. Otherwise standalone figures are presented.
Corporate Scoreboard of each industry is divided into four portions — Full year, Latest quarter, Trailing twelve months (TTM) and Market data. Latest quarter and trailing twelve
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Wherever audited results for the latest full year have not been declared, unaudited results (the sum of the first-half and second-half figures) are displayed
with a ‘U’ before the Full Year, indicating that they are unaudited results, subject to change when the audited results are declared.
In the case of companies closing their books of accounts for periods other than 12 months, the number of months appears after the Full Year column within brackets.
Dividend and EPS figures have been annualized where the number of months is other than 12. All other figures like Sales and NP are
unannualized actuals. A ‘*’ before year-end indicate that data for that company is updated during the latest fortnight.
Equity The latest subscribed equity capital (whether fully paid-up or not). now incurred a loss. Nil (-) in the Var. (%) column indicates that
Therefore, it may not always tally with that appearing in the bal- either the figures for the corresponding previous period are not
ance-sheet. In addition, throughout the year, equity is continu- available or the variance is insignificant. A variance of 999 indi-
ously adjusted for rights, bonus, conversion, etc, so as to give the cates that the variance is very large (more than three digits). This
latest equity as far as possible. Wherever equity has changed occurs mostly in the case of new companies.
after the year-end, an asterisk (*) appears after the EPS.
Earnings Per Share NP reduced by preference dividend, divided by the number
Promoters’ stake(%) It is the percentage share holding of promoters in the equity (EPS) of equity shares. In case of TTM EPS, preference dividend are not
capital. It includes government’s holding in case of public sector deducted. The EPS is arrived at by dividing the net profit by the
undertakings. expanded equity. The expansion in equity may be due to various
reasons, which are indicated by putting the following marks after
BV The book value per share is arrived at by dividing the sum of equity the price: R: Rights; B: Bonus; C: Conversion; P: Public Issue; F:
and reserves (excluding revaluation reserves) by the number of Foreign Issue; M: Miscellaneous issues; CB: Cum-bonus; XB: Ex-
equity shares. The reserves are also continuously adjusted so as bonus; CR: Cum-rights and XR: Ex-rights. XB appears after the
to reflect changes on the issue of fresh shares at a premium, as price from the date on which the shares become ex-bonus and
well as on bonus issues. continues up to two months from the record date/book closure date
for the bonus. Similarly, XR appears from the date on which the
RONW(%) Return on net worth is calculated only when the latest full year
shares become ex-rights and continues till the actual closure of
annual report is available.
the rights issue. Thereafter, these are replaced by B and R re-
RONW(%) = {(Net Profit - Preference Dividend)/(Equity Paid Up + Free Re- spectively. The asterisk and other marks disappear as soon as the
serves, excluding Revaluation Reserves)} * 100. Balance-sheet increase in equity is reflected in the audited financial statement for
figures are taken as the average of the last two years and profit the full year.
and loss account figures are annualized. Wherever the values
Cash Profit Per Share (NP + Depreciation) / Number of Equity Shares
are exceeding three digits (-) is assigned.
(CPS)
Where price is indicated as Ex-Bonus/ Ex-Rights, the correspond-
ing figures for Equity, BV and EPS are adjusted according to the Price Change Difference in price over the previous fortnight is given within
Bonus / Rights Ratio. This is done to arrive at a logical brackets after the price.
P/E ratio.
52-Week H/L Prices After adjusting for rights, bonuses, stock-splits and scheme
Sales Sales is net of Goods and Services Tax. of arrangements.
OPM (%) is profit before other income, interest, depreciation and tax
P/E Ratio Market Price/TTM EPS. For companies not listed on BSE/NSE, mar-
(OP) as a percentage of sales.
ket price is as on the trading day immediately preceding the speci-
Profit After Tax (NP) It is calculated without taking into account the income and expen- fied date. Wherever P/E can not be calculated due to very low or
diture of earlier years/of a non-recurring nature (* after NP indi- negative EPS, (-) is assigned.
cates that such adjustments have been made). It is before deduct-
ing dividend tax. Consolidated net profit is after considering mi- Industry P/E (Sum of market capitalisation of all companies in that industry)/
nority interest and share of profit/loss of associates. (sum of net profits of all companies in that industry - preference
dividend). Companies which have EPS < 1 are excluded while
Sales/NP Var. (%) Indicates the variance (%) in sales or net profit over the corre- calculating industry P/E. In case of TTM P/E, preference dividend
sponding previous period. LP (Loss to Profit) in the Var. (%) col- and dividend tax are not considered.
umn means that the company which incurred a loss in the corre-
sponding previous period has made a profit in the current period. Industry MCAP is the sum of the market capitalisation of all the companies covered
P/L (Profit to Loss) in the Var. (%) column means that the company in that industry. It is given in the price column.
which made a profit in the corresponding previous period has
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Full Year Latest Quarter TTM Market Data

Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
1 ABRASIVES AND GRINDING WHEELS
Carborundum Uni. C * 2103 18.97 1 42 112.4 14.7 2631.7 1 17.6 292.4 * 9 300 20.7 15.4 711.6 58 16.6 77.1 291 2106 18.6 47 714 M(7) 763/232 38.5
Grindwell Norton C 2103 55.36 5 58 123.0 17.5 1637.9 4 20.1 222.0 * 30 190 25.0 20.1 439.3 89 19.8 64.2 126 2106 24.8 64 1196 (-45) 1389/493 48.2
Welcast Steels * 2103 0.64 10 75 511.9 - 98.0 -35 -0.1 -1.8 -285 - - - 3.5 -85 -55.1 -2.1 -146 2106 - -121 426 (-59) 604/289 -
Wendt India C 2103 2.00 10 75 716.9 8.2 136.6 -5 17.1 11.5 * 31 300 102.1 57.5 42.4 89 22.3 6.0 999 2106 91.8 168 4190 (-314) 5104/2435 45.6
IND.COMPOSITE 76.97 4504.2 18.1 524.1 2393.6 8.9 145.2 27651 42.8
2 AIR-CONDITIONERS
Blue Star C * 2103 19.26 2 39 91.9 9.0 4263.6 -20 5.9 74.7 * -48 200 17.3 7.8 1052.0 68 4.0 12.7 LP 2106 13.8 169 814 (-33) 1025/524 59.1
Johnson Con. Hit * 2103 27.19 10 74 265.5 13.1 1646.5 -25 7.2 27.7 * -67 - 37.9 10.2 492.0 82 1.0 -10.9 64 2106 16.7 LP 2212 (-87) 2937/2000 132.7
Voltas C * 2103 33.09 1 30 150.9 11.3 7555.8 -1 7.7 524.7 * -5 500 16.9 15.9 1785.2 38 7.6 121.8 50 2106 17.1 29 988 (-65) 1131/604 57.8
IND.COMPOSITE 79.54 13465.9 7.1 627.1 6658.4 2.7 123.6 46540 62.6
3 ALUMINIUM AND ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS
Arfin India 2103 15.89 10 74 43.0 - 303.5 -15 5.4 4.0 LP - 4.3 2.5 99.3 144 5.0 1.1 999 2106 3.2 LP 61 (-9) 86/29 19.2
Hindalco Inds. C * 2103 224.69 1 35 296.1 5.3131985.0 12 12.0 3324.7 * -14 300 44.3 14.8 41358.0 64 15.3 2842.4 LP 2106 38.5 243 442 M(-4) 461/155 11.5
MMP Industries C 2103 25.40 10 74 82.3 10.2 230.7 -5 11.3 17.5 -6 10 8.7 6.9 86.1 140 9.5 5.7 742 2106 8.9 67 161 (-18) 196/67 18.2
Natl. Aluminium C * 2103 918.32 5 51 58.1 1.3 8955.8 6 19.9 1299.4 854 50 10.4 7.1 2474.6 79 23.5 347.5 999 2106 8.9 999 83 (-12) 97/29 9.4
IND.COMPOSITE 1184.30 141475.0 12.5 4645.6 88035.9 7.9 3196.7 115035 11.2
4 AQUACULTURE
Apex Frozen Food *U2103 31.25 10 73 140.7 16.2 818.5 -1 11.1 44.3 -27 20 21.2 14.2 222.8 2 4.1 3.3 -61 2106 12.5 -36 263 (-117) 435/200 21.0
Coastal Corporat C * 2103 10.68 10 36 164.6 26.6 473.5 -22 5.4 18.4 -46 - 20.6 17.2 90.5 -4 9.7 7.1 -2 2106 17.1 -32 269 (-23) 357/160 15.7
Waterbase C * 2103 41.43 10 69 45.9 10.1 211.5 -34 6.7 5.9 -68 10 3.2 1.4 126.1 101 9.4 7.6 55 2106 2.1 - 120 (-7) 146/95 57.6
Zeal Aqua * 2103 12.61 10 68 46.1 12.2 297.5 25 6.5 4.3 -20 - 8.6 3.4 36.6 15 6.8 0.5 -77 2106 1.9 -63 160 (12) 165/53 82.5
IND.COMPOSITE 95.97 1800.9 8.3 72.9 951.9 3.4 18.6 1808 26.4
5 AUTOMOBILES - LCVS / HCVS
Ashok Leyland C * 2103 293.55 1 51 26.8 4.3 19454.1 -11 12.1 -340.6 * PL 60 1.7 - 4087.9 172 8.3 -272.0 33 2106 - 95 128 (-7) 143/60 -
Force Motors C * 2103 13.18 10 62 1394.4 4.1 1988.2 -35 0.7 -123.6 PL 50 38.0 - 643.3 247 5.4 -4.4 93 2106 - -999 1368 (-149) 1706/940 -
SML ISUZU * 2103 14.47 10 44 176.6 - 591.5 -49 -11.5 -133.6 * -528 - - - 100.0 248 -17.3 -33.4 36 2106 - -27 607 (-17) 697/365 -
Tata Motors C 2103 664.06 2 46 166.1 0.3249794.8 -4 12.2 174.1 * LP - 71.4 0.5 66406.5 108 10.5 -2711.2 57 2106 13.2 LP 304 (7) 361/120 23.0
Tata Motors-DVR C 2103 101.70 2 8 1073.4 -249794.8 -4 13.0 368.1 * LP - 470.3 7.2 88627.9 42 15.0 5644.0 LP 2103 7.2 LP 140 (-1) 170/43 19.4
IND.COMPOSITE 1086.96 521623.3 12.5 -55.6 231103.2 8.9 2623.0 155409 24.2
6 AUTOMOBILES - PASSENGER CARS
M&M C * 2103 621.60 5 19 335.0 6.1 74277.8 -1 14.5 2474.0 * 999 175 47.1 19.9 19171.9 60 5.2 423.4 879 2106 45.9 282 799 (41) 952/566 17.4
Maruti Suzuki C * 2103 151.04 5 56 1738.0 4.2 70372.0 -7 8.4 2117.9 * -35 900 170.6 70.1 17776.4 332 4.6 475.0 LP 2106 169.9 27 6829 (-246) 8400/6274 40.2
IND.COMPOSITE 772.64 144649.8 11.5 4591.9 73896.6 2.4 898.4 305653 28.2
7 AUTOMOBILES - TRACTORS
Escorts C * 2103 134.83 10 37 397.7 19.7 7014.4 21 16.1 868.7 * 82 75 73.2 64.4 1701.8 56 13.9 178.2 93 2106 71.0 98 1264 (64) 1468/1078 17.8
VST Till. Tract. * 2103 8.64 10 55 772.7 14.6 764.2 41 12.1 90.8 * 232 200 124.8 105.1 193.6 32 13.1 24.0 41 2106 113.1 315 2000 (-45) 2307/1504 17.7
IND.COMPOSITE 143.47 7778.7 15.7 959.5 3790.8 6.9 202.2 18770 17.8
8 AUTOMOBILES - SCOOTERS AND 3 - WHEELERS
Atul Auto C * 2103 10.97 5 53 136.6 18.8 295.9 -53 -2.6 -8.2 PL - - - 32.2 21 -19.7 -6.2 2 2106 - PL 206 (-14) 237/151 -
Bajaj Auto C 2103 289.37 10 54 942.5 19.8 27741.1 -7 17.8 4853.5 * -7 1400 176.7 167.7 7386.0 140 15.1 1170.2 196 2106 194.6 23 3748 (-93) 4361/2823 19.3
IND.COMPOSITE 300.34 28037.0 17.6 4845.3 14836.4 7.5 1164.0 108916 19.3
9 AUTOMOBILES - MOTORCYCLES / MOPEDS
Eicher Motors C * 2103 27.34 1 49 418.4 12.6 8720.4 -5 20.4 1348.0 * -26 1700 65.8 49.3 1974.3 141 18.4 237.1 LP 2106 60.0 24 2498 M(-104)3036/2007 41.7
Hero Motocorp C * 2103 39.96 2 35 771.6 18.7 30959.2 6 13.2 2792.5 * -7 5250 175.6 139.8 5502.8 85 9.4 256.1 333 2106 155.9 25 2749 M(-33)3629/2741 17.6
TVS Motor Co. C 2103 47.51 1 52 80.5 17.0 19420.8 3 11.5 602.4 * -8 350 24.6 12.7 4689.3 142 8.7 16.1 LP 2106 16.8 141 538 (-34) 666/407 32.1
IND.COMPOSITE 114.81 59100.4 13.7 4742.9 24332.9 5.3 509.3 148804 26.8
10 AUTO ANCILLARIES
Alicon Cast. C * 2103 7.79 5 62 254.9 5.5 848.6 -11 9.8 -1.9 PL - 30.1 - 210.8 298 8.1 -4.2 90 2106 24.3 LP 831 M(30) 948/282 34.2
Amara Raja Batt. C * 2103 17.08 1 28 246.5 16.2 7149.8 5 15.7 637.0 * -2 1100 56.0 37.3 1886.2 64 13.3 124.1 99 2106 41.5 22 720 (-) 1025/693 17.4
Auto Pins (I) * 2103 5.71 10 70 10.6 - 28.3 5 4.7 0.9 87 - 2.5 1.6 5.6 71 3.5 0.1 174 2106 1.7 121 92 (-23) 115/35 54.2
Automotive Axles * 2103 15.11 10 71 366.7 4.7 905.6 -5 7.1 25.4 * -40 45 40.6 16.8 255.0 556 6.1 5.6 LP 2106 34.0 LP 1232 (-166) 1565/588 36.3
Banco Products C * 2103 14.30 2 68 115.8 9.5 1532.6 8 11.6 113.7 49 100 20.6 15.9 500.8 83 14.3 45.9 161 2106 19.9 121 183 (11) 200/84 9.2
Bharat Seats 2103 6.28 2 75 37.1 11.3 547.7 -7 4.9 4.8 -62 25 7.3 1.5 168.2 680 2.5 0.4 LP 2106 5.0 LP 88 (-10) 104/51 17.5
Bosch C * 2103 29.49 10 71 3327.1 11.7 9716.2 -1 11.1 1115.3 * - 1150 493.9 378.2 2443.5 146 12.5 260.3 244 2106 437.8 85 14207 (-1095)16900/1132232.5
Castex Tech C * 2103 75.62 2 47 -39.5 - 289.5 -2 -19.4 -551.4 -9 - - - 87.0 438 -4.3 -123.3 6 2106 - 1 1 (-) 1/1 -
Craftsman Auto C 2103 10.56 5 60 458.8 11.5 1560.0 5 28.1 97.0 * 120 - 137.0 45.9 435.2 167 24.8 24.1 LP 2106 45.9 120 1966 (-98) 2177/1115 42.8
Duncan Engg. 2103 3.70 10 75 82.1 14.0 41.5 -4 0.7 3.7 * -26 - 12.9 10.0 11.0 143 11.3 0.8 LP 2106 25.8 228 185 (-36) 246/83 7.2
Endurance Tech. C * 2103 140.66 10 75 253.2 15.9 6547.0 -5 15.9 521.4 * -6 60 65.4 37.1 1693.7 181 14.0 120.7 LP 2106 48.0 80 1618 (-137) 1820/926 33.7
Enkei Wheels * 2012 8.99 5 75 108.4 - 235.2 -12 0.2 -31.2 * 10 - - - 68.3 537 3.4 -4.3 75 2106 1.7 LP 375 (-52) 439/208 215.5
Exide Inds. C * 2103 85.00 1 46 85.6 11.8 15296.9 6 10.4 810.0 * 3 200 14.6 9.5 3542.6 40 5.9 32.9 LP 2106 10.0 37 164 (-12) 221/154 16.3
Federal-Mogul Go C * 2103 55.63 10 75 147.5 4.2 1107.2 2 9.9 3.4 * -89 - 15.6 0.6 318.5 226 11.4 10.8 LP 2106 14.2 LP 280 (-33) 470/248 19.8
Fiem Industries C * 2103 13.16 10 67 432.6 15.0 1221.2 -11 10.9 49.0 * -35 160 80.7 37.2 274.7 308 11.3 10.9 LP 2106 65.0 194 793 (-16) 855/470 12.2
Gabriel India * 2103 14.36 1 55 48.5 8.9 1699.9 -9 6.3 60.0 * -29 90 7.1 4.2 453.6 269 5.5 12.0 LP 2106 6.6 145 156 (17) 163/88 23.6
GNA Axles C 2103 21.47 10 68 241.1 12.4 889.6 -2 16.2 70.6 34 50 51.9 32.9 329.0 304 16.6 29.5 LP 2106 49.7 281 698 (47) 778/195 14.0
Hind.Composites C * 2103 7.38 5 75 553.2 1.1 184.6 4 15.0 19.7 88 40 19.4 13.4 49.3 61 11.7 3.5 86 2106 14.4 127 311 (-32) 387/175 21.5
CorporateScoreboard

Igarashi Motors * 2103 31.48 10 75 139.6 5.9 532.9 0 14.0 25.6 -14 15 22.3 8.1 148.4 226 11.6 3.8 LP 2106 12.7 201 457 (-81) 587/261 36.0
India Motor Part C * 2103 12.48 10 31 1154.6 3.8 531.5 0 8.5 52.9 7 100 43.1 42.4 119.3 86 7.3 9.9 117 2106 46.7 30 785 (-46) 919/501 16.8
India Nipp.Elec. C * 2103 11.31 5 66 199.4 11.1 481.2 1 9.4 39.6 -27 120 22.1 17.5 110.5 220 3.3 3.5 LP 2106 21.5 72 361 (-49) 447/312 16.8
IST C * 2103 5.83 5 75 791.8 10.4 136.5 15 75.3 95.7 19 - 86.6 82.1 29.1 9 81.2 28.0 24 2106 86.7 24 525 (-38) 671/242 6.1
Jagan Lamps * 2103 6.90 10 56 31.2 9.1 30.8 33 11.6 2.1 23 10 4.8 3.0 7.6 134 6.0 0.2 153 2106 3.2 64 58 (-10) 74/15 18.0
Jamna Auto Inds. C * 2103 39.85 1 50 14.6 9.5 1079.5 -4 12.3 73.0 52 75 2.7 1.8 295.3 353 11.9 19.5 LP 2106 2.6 612 84 (-5) 91/38 31.6
Jay Bharat Maru. C 2103 21.65 5 59 103.9 6.8 1499.1 -10 9.1 26.2 -7 25 21.3 6.1 411.6 486 7.5 3.1 LP 2106 11.6 LP 196 B(-22) 269/93 16.9
Jay Ushin * 2103 3.86 10 56 187.9 0.4 576.6 -13 3.6 -4.0 PL - 39.3 - 133.5 415 4.9 1.5 LP 2106 50.9 LP 500 (-11) 616/387 9.8
JBM Auto C * 2103 23.65 5 68 157.6 10.2 1982.0 2 10.3 49.3 -29 30 26.4 10.4 546.8 324 10.3 12.2 LP 2106 18.5 233 470 (-18) 535/205 25.4
JTEKT India C * 2103 24.45 1 75 24.5 5.1 1333.0 -12 7.7 11.7 -61 15 3.9 0.5 321.0 322 5.8 1.1 LP 2106 2.0 LP 107 (-11) 133/71 53.4
L G Balakrishnan C 2103 31.39 10 42 280.1 11.1 1609.0 4 15.9 123.4 * 61 100 65.8 39.3 392.6 102 15.6 33.0 LP 2106 51.8 184 463 (-35) 545/209 8.9
Lumax Auto Tech. C * 2103 13.63 2 56 77.9 9.4 1107.9 -3 8.9 46.1 * -20 150 11.8 6.8 260.5 267 6.2 3.4 LP 2106 9.3 141 154 (-14) 181/88 16.6
Lumax Industries C * 2103 9.35 10 75 492.4 3.7 1426.0 -11 7.1 16.8 * -77 70 86.9 17.9 314.0 303 2.0 -9.9 69 2106 42.6 68 1454 (-149) 1820/1190 34.1
Minda Corp C * 2103 47.82 2 65 47.8 5.0 2354.5 6 7.0 52.8 LP 32 6.1 2.2 558.6 214 5.5 7.1 LP 2106 5.7 101 130 (-6) 148/65 22.6
Minda Industries C * 2103 57.12 2 70 103.5 10.0 6373.7 2 11.4 205.3 * 20 43 20.3 7.2 1602.6 243 9.2 15.4 LP 2106 12.3 LP 695 M(-59) 833/280 56.6
Motherson Sumi C * 2103 315.79 1 62 39.8 10.5 57369.9 -6 7.5 708.6 * -12 150 11.5 2.2 16157.4 94 7.5 211.0 LP 2106 5.4 LP 219 (-16) 273/102 40.7
Munjal Auto Inds C * 2103 20.00 2 75 31.1 1.5 2134.4 73 3.9 20.6 377 - 6.0 2.1 435.9 105 4.2 4.5 LP 2106 3.7 LP 61 (-6) 73/48 16.7
Munjal Showa * 2103 8.00 2 65 160.4 3.5 1085.4 -16 2.3 22.5 * -17 225 9.7 5.6 196.6 118 -2.6 -2.2 71 2106 7.9 65 138 (-29) 176/114 17.5
Precision Camshf C * 2103 94.99 10 65 67.7 2.0 709.0 -5 10.9 12.7 * -65 10 9.7 1.3 207.4 113 10.5 6.9 -71 2106 0.6 -75 92 (-16) 112/31 -
Pricol Ltd C * 2103 12.19 1 37 43.1 - 1413.1 14 12.6 41.6 * LP - 11.1 3.4 315.9 175 10.6 5.9 LP 2106 4.2 LP 85 R(-14) 107/33 20.2
Pritika Auto C * 2103 17.73 2 48 14.4 4.9 225.7 34 10.5 5.9 5 - 1.6 0.7 72.7 219 11.8 5.4 LP 2106 1.5 999 19 (-) 24/12 12.2
RACL Geartech C * 2103 10.78 10 53 100.2 23.8 203.6 -4 25.1 23.5 38 10 37.0 21.8 57.2 152 22.6 5.0 221 2106 25.0 75 492 (-78) 610/77 19.7
Rane (Madras) C 2103 14.57 10 69 118.0 - 1267.4 -1 2.9 -55.6 * -30 - 7.2 - 340.3 210 1.7 -11.6 72 2106 - 80 387 (-21) 496/193 -
Rane Brake Lin. 2103 7.73 10 69 307.4 13.6 444.5 -9 13.5 31.8 * -8 250 72.7 41.1 94.3 156 3.8 1.7 LP 2106 52.3 101 951 M(-62) 1201/523 18.2
Rico Auto Inds C * 2103 13.53 1 50 44.8 3.7 1469.9 5 6.0 -9.8 * PL 20 5.2 - 395.5 176 7.3 3.0 LP 2106 1.0 LP 50 (-9) 62/27 49.6
Rolex Rings * 2103 27.23 10 58 149.0 24.8 616.3 -7 15.8 75.1 * 42 - 36.9 27.6 227.4 211 23.6 30.3 LP 2106 27.6 42 1105 M(1105)1265/1074 40.0
Sandhar Tech C * 2103 60.19 10 70 133.6 7.5 1863.6 -4 10.1 57.8 2 23 25.2 9.6 410.1 217 7.5 1.9 LP 2106 15.1 661 272 (-24) 323/175 18.0
Shanthi Gears 2103 7.67 1 70 30.9 8.6 215.5 -11 12.5 20.0 * -20 150 3.8 2.6 67.0 166 17.9 8.6 LP 2106 4.2 166 179 (-20) 211/87 42.5
Sharda Motor C * 2103 5.95 2 73 144.9 15.9 1736.5 101 7.5 63.3 * 38 26 36.1 21.3 471.7 355 8.5 24.4 LP 2106 34.3 260 652 M(-3) 754/155 19.0
Shriram Pistons C * 2103 22.37 10 47 508.8 8.0 1596.6 -1 13.5 88.0 * 25 60 85.2 39.3 434.1 191 14.0 29.0 LP 2106 73.7 999 946 (-112) 1114/495 12.8
Sintercom India * 2103 25.55 10 67 37.5 - 47.2 -12 7.3 -4.7 -64 - 0.6 - 11.5 381 4.3 -1.1 67 2106 - 61 86 (-14) 105/61 -
Steel Str. Wheel 2103 15.61 10 63 446.2 3.7 1749.4 12 11.6 49.3 * 110 20 77.9 31.6 678.1 464 14.4 51.1 LP 2106 88.7 LP 1586 (78) 1742/414 17.9
Subros C * 2103 13.05 2 37 121.9 7.9 1795.7 -10 8.6 47.4 -16 35 21.4 7.3 480.5 551 5.6 3.4 LP 2106 11.5 287 314 (-13) 365/206 27.4
Sundaram Clayton C 2103 10.12 5 75 1435.6 12.4 20298.7 2 11.7 333.0 * -8 520 482.3 164.6 4972.5 146 9.3 13.4 LP 2106 252.3 367 3427 (-228) 4245/1571 13.6
Suprajit Engg. C * 2103 13.84 1 45 71.5 15.5 1640.9 5 14.4 142.7 * 14 175 14.4 10.3 361.6 104 14.4 30.0 LP 2106 13.6 114 347 M(6) 358/162 25.5
The Hi-Tech Gear C * 2103 18.77 10 56 170.9 3.0 745.5 3 12.1 28.8 248 20 38.3 15.3 207.5 181 10.2 3.5 LP 2106 24.8 LP 280 (-77) 365/96 11.3
Triton Valves C * 2103 1.03 10 52 831.4 7.0 229.6 7 10.0 7.8 43 200 181.5 75.7 64.7 116 7.0 -0.8 69 2106 92.5 453 1407 (-176) 1763/652 15.2
Varroc Engineer C * 2103 15.28 1 75 198.2 - 11302.8 2 3.7 -524.1 * PL - 24.3 - 2941.6 131 0.1 -230.3 25 2106 - 7 293 (-46) 500/198 -
WABCO India 2103 9.48 5 77 1053.0 7.4 1863.5 -3 11.0 103.8 -35 220 102.4 54.7 491.9 196 8.6 21.4 LP 2106 82.6 115 7291 (-70) 7870/4770 88.3
Wheels India C 2103 24.06 10 58 274.6 0.3 2413.4 -10 5.9 1.8 -95 15 36.3 0.8 729.1 237 6.6 9.8 LP 2106 23.0 LP 842 (-64) 1039/380 36.6
Z F Steering * 2103 9.07 10 67 415.3 1.8 201.5 -30 8.0 6.6 * LP - 48.7 7.3 52.5 277 10.1 3.8 LP 2106 16.0 LP 471 (-46) 575/285 29.4
IND.COMPOSITE 1667.64 185494.9 9.6 5062.3 97717.9 4.2 909.1 270007 29.4
11 BANKS - PUBLIC SECTOR
Bank of Baroda C * 2103 1034.27 2 64 162.4 - 88729.9 -3 41.1 1488.9 * 61 - 5.5 2.9 21355.5 -2 36.7 1186.5 LP 2106 6.6 LP 79 (-2) 100/40 12.0
Bank of India C * 2103 3698.09 10 90 120.4 - 48171.6 -2 46.9 2043.1 * LP - 6.6 5.5 11766.4 -2 41.5 735.4 -13 2106 5.3 LP 68 M(-6) 101/38 12.7
Bank of Maha C 2103 6730.50 10 91 17.5 4.1 14514.8 10 35.0 571.0 * 45 - 1.1 0.8 3794.4 16 38.7 213.8 103 2106 1.0 64 20 M(-2) 32/11 19.6
Canara Bank C 2103 1646.74 10 69 335.8 - 93659.8 52 28.2 2890.6 LP - 22.6 17.6 23288.7 3 27.2 1234.5 158 2106 22.1 LP 157 (1) 174/82 7.1
Central Bank C 2103 8680.94 10 93 26.4 - 25991.8 -5 41.6 -979.0 * 21 - - - 6269.1 -7 51.2 250.3 70 2106 - -15 21 M(-3) 30/10 -
IOB * 2103 18902.4 10 96 10.1 - 22523.1 8 29.3 830.0 * LP - 0.6 0.4 5155.0 -2 35.1 326.6 171 2106 0.6 LP 20 M(-4) 29/9 -
Indian Bank C 2103 1245.44 10 80 330.1 9.8 45648.5 85 44.6 3050.5 * 254 20 29.6 24.5 11608.5 - 36.2 940.6 118 2106 26.7 270 131 M(-8) 157/53 4.9
Pun. & Sind Bank 2103 4052.67 10 97 18.4 - 7876.7 -11 6.4 -2732.9 * -176 - - - 2039.6 4 53.7 173.9 LP 2106 - -127 18 (-2) 24/10 -
Punjab Natl.Bank C * 2103 2202.20 2 73 80.8 3.4 94990.9 48 44.7 2562.0 484 - 3.2 2.3 22815.4 -8 42.8 1168.3 117 2106 2.9 LP 37 M(-4) 46/26 12.9
St Bk of India C * 2103 892.46 1 57 291.8 8.9383970.6 6 22.3 21474.7 * 30 400 28.2 24.1 93266.9 6 26.0 7379.9 90 2106 28.0 44 425 (-10) 467/176 15.2
UCO Bank 2103 11956.0 10 95 16.7 - 18166.4 1 29.3 188.0 * LP - 0.3 0.2 4539.1 2 28.6 101.8 374 2106 0.2 LP 14 M(-) 16/11 -
Union Bank (I) C 2103 6834.75 10 83 92.0 6.3 83210.5 92 40.2 2863.4 LP - 5.5 4.2 20666.6 1 40.9 1120.2 229 2106 5.3 LP 35 M(-2) 45/23 6.6
IND.COMPOSITE 67876.43 927454.6 31.9 34250.3 453130.8 16.514831.8 645402 12.6
12 BANKS - PRIVATE SECTOR
AU Small Finance * 2103 312.99 10 28 197.2 22.3 6401.6 28 42.1 1171.4 * 73 - 40.8 37.4 1537.7 9 46.8 203.2 1 2106 37.5 71 1331 M(106) 1356/616 35.5
Axis Bank C * 2103 613.18 2 11 346.0 7.6 80847.9 1 36.5 7195.5 288 - 26.7 23.5 20285.4 5 37.3 2356.9 114 2106 27.6 400 762 M(41) 800/400 27.6
Bandhan Bank 2103 1610.67 10 40 110.4 13.5 14632.2 18 40.3 2204.6 * -27 10 14.3 13.7 3943.4 16 31.9 373.1 -32 2106 12.6 -27 295 M(-5) 430/251 23.4
City Union Bank * 2103 73.88 1 - 79.1 10.6 4839.2 0 49.2 592.6 * 24 30 9.2 8.0 1193.1 -1 47.5 173.0 12 2106 8.3 38 148 (-3) 200/121 17.9
CSB Bank 2103 173.49 10 50 116.8 - 2273.0 31 38.0 218.4 * 999 - 14.9 12.6 571.5 15 40.7 61.0 14 2106 13.0 383 316 (-28) 373/191 24.2
DCB Bank * 2103 310.60 10 15 113.5 10.0 3916.8 0 56.7 335.9 * -1 - 12.6 10.8 965.7 2 47.9 33.8 -57 2106 9.3 -14 91 M(-13) 127/74 9.7
Dhanlaxmi Bank 2103 253.01 10 - 28.7 - 1072.2 -3 46.8 37.2 -43 - 1.5 1.5 239.0 -14 52.1 6.8 11 2106 1.5 -27 16 (-1) 20/12 10.7
Equitas Sma. Fin 2103 1142.90 10 82 29.9 12.5 3612.4 23 44.5 384.2 * 58 - 4.0 3.4 922.6 23 29.1 11.9 -79 2106 3.0 39 63 M(2) 77/30 21.2
Federal Bank C * 2103 420.26 2 - 82.9 10.6 16270.1 5 54.1 1663.0 * 5 35 8.5 7.9 4147.8 2 45.0 356.8 -13 2106 7.7 - 85 M(-2) 92/45 11.1
HDFC Bank C 2103 553.21 1 21 395.5 16.5155838.7 6 48.8 31798.6 * 17 650 60.0 57.5 38933.6 6 46.7 7922.1 14 2106 59.3 15 1529 M(106)1650/1021 25.8
ICICI Bank C * 2103 1385.79 2 - 230.1 13.4161336.5 8 -1.3 18388.8 * 92 100 28.5 26.5 38852.6 2 2.6 4747.4 52 2106 28.9 97 703 M(21) 717/334 24.3
IDBI Bank C 2103 10752.4 10 95 29.7 - 24803.6 -3 33.9 1514.0 LP - 1.8 1.4 6594.9 11 26.8 598.1 276 2106 1.8 LP 38 (-) 45/26 20.9
CorporateScoreboard

IDFC First Bank C 2103 6210.80 10 37 33.7 - 18222.0 1 37.6 483.2 LP - 0.8 0.8 4938.0 11 3.8 -621.2 PL 2106 - 89 45 M(-7) 69/27 -
IndusInd Bank C * 2103 773.99 10 15 557.9 7.6 35499.3 -1 37.3 2929.1 * -34 50 42.1 37.8 9362.8 8 38.1 1016.1 99 2106 44.4 -3 1019 M(31) 1119/485 22.9
J & K Bank C * 2103 71.35 1 68 82.8 - 8839.5 -2 46.9 428.5 LP - 6.0 6.0 2213.6 2 44.3 99.6 999 2106 7.4 LP 37 (-2) 44/14 5.0
Karnataka Bank C * 2103 310.87 10 - 198.7 8.3 7727.5 0 41.9 484.0 * 12 18 17.9 15.6 1759.4 -18 43.1 105.9 -46 2106 12.6 -13 59 (-3) 73/40 4.7
Karur Vysya Bank * 2103 159.86 2 2 87.1 5.3 6526.9 -9 41.6 359.2 * 46 25 6.1 4.5 1595.9 -6 42.8 108.9 3 2106 4.5 36 43 M(-6) 65/29 9.6
Kotak Mah. Bank C * 2103 991.46 5 26 425.3 13.2 56776.1 13 4.6 9961.1 * 16 18 52.6 50.2 12799.6 4 4.8 1806.1 -3 2106 50.2 17 1781 M(116)2049/1231 35.5
RBL Bank C * 2103 598.48 10 - 211.6 5.5 10724.4 0 29.9 529.5 6 - 8.9 8.8 2804.6 5 -9.5 -462.3 PL 2106 - PL 173 M(-21) 274/156 -
South Ind.Bank 2103 209.27 1 - 26.2 1.2 8490.6 -4 45.7 61.7 * -41 - 0.7 0.3 2086.5 -4 31.3 10.3 -87 2106 - PL 10 (-1) 14/6 -
Suryoday Small * 2103 106.13 10 28 146.1 11.4 875.6 3 31.8 11.9 -89 - 1.1 1.1 238.5 -1 5.3 -47.7 PL 2106 1.1 -89 176 (-29) 281/173 160.0
Ujjivan Small * 2103 1728.31 10 83 15.9 14.7 3116.9 3 24.9 8.3 -98 - 0.1 - 716.3 -8 -18.1 -233.5 PL 2106 - PL 25 (-4) 45/25 -
Yes Bank C 2103 5010.98 2 - 13.3 - 23475.4 -38 20.3 -3485.5 * 79 - - - 5610.7 -8 41.1 203.8 498 2106 - 85 12 (-1) 21/12 -
IND.COMPOSITE 33773.88 656118.5 27.8 77275.2 324626.2 13.418830.1 2256900 25.9
13 BEARINGS
Austin Engg Co C * 2103 3.48 10 34 147.1 - 69.4 -4 -0.6 -1.0 38 - 0.1 - 18.0 82 0.9 0.3 LP 2106 1.6 LP 61 (-8) 83/30 37.1
Galaxy Bearings * 2103 3.18 10 48 142.6 16.1 62.7 30 18.4 7.9 40 - 29.2 24.7 17.2 31 20.2 2.4 72 2106 27.8 32 368 (104) 368/143 13.2
Menon Bearings 2103 5.60 1 71 17.6 20.1 149.5 7 23.1 18.8 31 150 4.7 3.4 46.2 117 22.2 6.6 209 2106 4.2 102 75 (-8) 88/38 18.2
NRB Bearings C * 2103 19.38 2 50 53.4 6.9 762.4 -2 13.6 54.1 69 25 8.7 5.6 201.3 221 13.3 16.3 LP 2106 8.7 999 124 (-17) 154/66 14.2
Schaeffler India 2012 31.26 10 74 1054.4 9.5 3761.8 -14 14.3 291.0 * -21 - 155.1 93.1 1232.9 181 16.8 128.1 LP 2106 167.2 143 6797 (9) 7150/3450 40.6
SKF India 2103 49.44 10 53 316.3 17.1 2670.7 -6 15.7 296.8 * 13 145 71.8 60.0 693.5 130 16.4 79.1 LP 2106 76.3 79 2812 (-38) 3020/1431 36.9
Timken India * 2103 75.22 10 68 178.6 9.8 1410.5 -13 17.9 143.3 * -42 15 29.0 19.0 467.9 192 19.8 56.7 999 2106 26.2 -1 1566 (20) 1665/930 59.9
IND.COMPOSITE 187.56 8887.1 15.3 810.9 5354.0 8.5 289.5 48688 40.1
14 BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES
Assoc.Alcohols * 2103 18.08 10 58 139.3 25.9 435.7 -17 20.5 58.0 15 1 39.8 32.1 79.9 39 19.6 10.2 113 2106 35.0 49 450 (-3) 515/238 12.8
Comfort Intech C * 2103 31.99 10 54 34.2 - 85.0 43 7.4 10.2 LP - 3.3 3.2 16.8 106 13.8 5.2 61 2106 3.8 999 22 (4) 22/4 5.7
G M Breweries 2103 18.28 10 74 276.3 16.0 340.1 -27 22.5 74.6 * 7 40 43.8 40.8 69.7 150 23.5 11.6 379 2106 48.9 65 564 (-14) 654/370 11.5
Globus Spirits C * 2103 28.80 10 56 203.2 11.8 1230.8 5 20.7 140.8 182 20 63.0 48.9 370.5 61 26.5 55.7 197 2106 61.7 189 934 (195) 987/151 15.1
IFB Agro Inds. C * 2103 9.37 10 65 474.2 11.2 701.5 -29 7.9 46.4 * 156 - 65.3 49.5 228.6 136 9.7 16.2 LP 2106 68.6 269 584 (-22) 674/291 8.5
Jagatjit Inds. C * 2103 46.15 10 34 11.0 - 397.6 80 2.8 1.6 * LP - 2.4 0.3 90.3 11 -1.3 -2.1 20 2106 0.5 LP 66 (-12) 84/28 -
Jubilant Inds. C * 2103 15.03 10 75 56.6 - 621.5 14 8.3 -8.6 PL - 2.7 - 211.6 126 16.3 21.9 LP 2106 10.5 151 549 (147) 597/118 52.4
Pioneer Distil. 2103 13.39 10 75 -207.5 - 167.4 -2 -14.5 -86.6 42 - - - 37.0 12 -12.5 -20.6 -3 2106 - 1 129 (-) 140/92 -
Radico Khaitan C 2103 26.73 2 40 134.1 17.3 2418.1 0 16.9 277.2 11 120 24.8 20.7 602.8 47 15.3 60.9 36 2106 21.9 24 904 M(10) 945/377 41.2
Ravikumar Distll * 2103 24.00 10 24 24.5 - 0.2 -100 -99.9 -5.3 * PL - - - 0.4 109 - -1.5 -3 2106 - -519 13 (-2) 20/6 -
Som Distilleries C * 2103 32.49 5 24 43.4 4.8 287.6 -37 -3.3 -38.1 PL - - - 50.1 30 -9.9 -12.6 48 2106 - -12 41 CR(-10) 60/23 -
Tilaknagar Inds. C * 2103 140.28 10 49 -1.5 - 548.8 -16 9.9 -38.4 79 - - - 135.3 140 17.3 0.4 LP 2106 - 91 41 M(1) 49/15 -
United Breweries C 2103 26.44 1 73 135.5 3.3 4243.1 -35 7.6 118.0 * -72 50 13.2 4.5 1119.5 121 8.5 30.9 LP 2106 10.0 77 1387 (-52) 1538/899 139.1
United Spirits C * 2103 145.33 2 57 58.3 - 8131.3 -13 12.8 417.3 * -32 - 9.9 5.7 1721.7 67 11.2 104.5 LP 2106 9.7 223 656 (5) 690/494 67.5
Winsome Brew. * 2103 27.67 10 45 12.9 - 6.1 -34 -99.9 -1.8 -117 - - - 8.3 999 -34.6 -0.5 77 2106 - LP 14 (4) 15/4 -
IND.COMPOSITE 604.03 19614.8 11.8 965.3 9484.3 6.1 280.0 103799 60.7
15 CABLES - POWER
B.C. Power * 2103 11.76 2 13 5.4 3.4 150.3 -22 1.5 0.4 -58 - 0.1 0.1 35.9 51 3.4 0.8 -25 2106 - -86 4 (-) 9/3 -
Delton Cables * 2103 8.64 10 74 63.8 11.4 123.2 -2 7.8 0.6 * -90 - 2.6 0.7 30.4 98 2.5 -1.6 PL 2106 - PL 46 (-5) 76/27 -
Dynamic Cables * 2103 22.01 10 74 53.2 18.2 342.7 -20 7.5 9.9 -46 3 8.3 4.5 114.5 - 10.5 5.5 - 2106 4.5 -46 59 (10) 59/20 13.1
Finolex Cables C * 2103 30.59 2 36 223.3 13.6 2768.1 -4 13.4 461.5 18 275 32.7 30.2 675.4 79 10.4 86.9 95 2106 33.0 49 474 (-53) 557/257 14.4
Godha Cabcon * 2103 11.10 10 73 21.9 1.8 32.4 -38 -1.1 -0.4 PL - - - 13.7 948 2.6 0.1 LP 2106 - PL 37 (-4) 55/22 -
Hind.Urban Infra C * 2103 1.44 10 75 2939.6 - 541.0 -2 10.9 -0.9 95 - 192.0 - 175.8 156 14.4 2.7 LP 2106 86.3 LP 4210 (523) 4210/646 48.8
KEI Industries C * 2103 17.97 2 39 197.9 16.6 4181.5 -14 11.0 273.4 * 7 100 36.9 30.4 1017.6 37 11.2 67.1 71 2106 33.5 21 741 (-10) 783/319 22.1
Paramount Comm. C * 2103 38.84 2 62 9.9 - 519.1 -14 3.2 3.1 -88 - 0.6 0.2 96.4 13 2.6 -1.0 39 2106 0.2 -79 15 (-2) 25/6 -
Polycab India C 2103 149.17 10 68 318.7 20.0 8926.5 1 13.1 860.1 * 15 100 70.2 57.7 1880.5 93 7.4 74.0 152 2106 56.2 14 1922 M(57) 2034/795 34.2
Universal Cables C * 2103 34.70 10 62 327.3 9.0 1280.7 -18 7.1 67.2 -25 10 27.0 19.4 278.2 36 10.6 21.8 999 2106 25.6 56 169 (-18) 218/112 6.6
IND.COMPOSITE 326.22 18865.4 11.7 1674.9 8636.5 4.6 256.3 44274 25.2
16 CABLES - TELEPHONE
Birla Cable * 2103 30.00 10 66 56.1 0.2 328.5 47 7.7 8.2 707 10 6.5 2.7 92.7 62 8.1 3.0 141 2106 3.3 469 91 (-17) 123/46 27.3
Sterlite Tech. C * 2103 79.36 2 54 50.1 14.0 4825.2 -6 16.7 273.6 * -42 100 14.1 6.9 1309.2 49 18.0 101.8 999 2106 9.5 6 280 M(-22) 318/129 29.6
T N Telecom. * 2103 45.68 10 64 -27.3 - - 0 - -9.9 30 - - - - - - -2.7 -1 2106 - 26 14 (-4) 21/1 -
Vindhya Telelink C * 2103 11.85 10 44 2266.6 10.8 1502.1 -20 13.9 270.1 14 100 247.6 227.9 342.3 22 17.1 66.3 116 2106 258.0 55 1145 (-234) 1499/662 4.4
IND.COMPOSITE 166.89 6655.8 15.6 542.0 3488.3 8.6 168.4 12798 18.4
17 CASTINGS & FORGINGS
AIA Engineering C * 2103 18.86 2 58 450.0 13.6 2881.5 -3 23.2 539.3 * -4 450 67.1 57.2 739.9 27 23.2 149.3 16 2106 62.2 1 2006 (40) 2224/1622 32.3
Bhagwati Auto * 2103 2.88 10 73 98.2 8.2 104.4 4 4.9 1.7 -20 10 14.1 6.0 32.8 169 3.5 0.4 LP 2106 10.6 382 149 (-25) 189/91 14.0
Bharat Forge C * 2103 93.12 2 45 116.3 2.3 6336.3 -21 13.1 119.6 * -69 100 15.7 2.6 2107.7 83 20.7 200.9 LP 2106 7.5 166 805 (20) 847/428 108.0
Electrost.Cast. C * 2103 43.30 1 55 66.3 6.5 3470.6 28 16.5 234.0 * 45 25 7.5 5.4 1096.9 233 14.5 45.5 LP 2106 - PL 38 (-1) 42/14 -
Jayaswal Neco * 2103 638.63 10 69 -21.3 - 3705.1 2 16.5 -558.3 40 - - - 1394.4 347 31.1 134.4 LP 2106 - 97 23 (-1) 27/3 -
KIC Metaliks C * 2103 7.10 2 62 34.0 7.5 550.6 11 5.0 10.5 27 - 5.5 2.9 152.6 152 14.0 10.7 LP 2106 7.1 LP 65 (1) 68/22 9.2
M M Forgings C * 2103 24.14 10 56 201.8 - 744.1 -2 17.1 45.2 * 8 50 45.0 18.7 246.7 220 18.3 22.9 LP 2106 34.4 300 749 (-18) 807/256 21.8
Mahindra CIE C 2012 379.05 10 72 132.7 2.0 6050.1 -23 8.4 96.3 * -73 - 10.6 2.5 2042.5 178 12.7 136.2 LP 2106 8.4 999 245 M(-24) 281/116 29.1
Nelcast C * 2103 17.40 2 75 49.4 2.1 611.0 8 6.9 9.1 * -71 10 3.5 1.0 183.7 181 5.4 2.0 LP 2106 2.2 -6 91 (-6) 100/50 40.8
Nitin Castings * 2103 2.57 5 71 97.8 2.9 62.0 -3 9.0 3.3 149 - 10.6 6.3 18.7 171 8.7 1.1 LP 2106 9.1 956 105 (-17) 134/44 11.6
PTC Industries * 2103 5.24 10 68 296.5 7.2 163.4 -3 21.4 4.4 -58 - 35.8 8.4 45.1 60 30.1 5.2 873 2106 17.3 3 2600 (-130) 2850/453 149.9
CorporateScoreboard

Ramkrishna Forg. C * 2103 32.02 10 46 275.7 1.1 1288.9 6 17.3 20.7 113 - 42.9 6.5 417.1 267 23.0 24.7 LP 2106 23.4 LP 929 M(57) 1100/193 39.8
Samrat Forgings * 2103 5.00 10 75 39.7 0.2 117.7 43 9.7 2.3 999 - 10.4 4.5 36.9 182 7.6 0.6 LP 2106 5.9 - 161 (-5) 175/44 27.3
Simplex Castings C * 2103 6.13 10 57 74.1 - 86.6 11 14.9 -1.1 * 98 - 8.0 - 18.1 43 17.8 0.1 LP 2106 3.4 LP 60 (-8) 75/14 17.6
Smiths & Founder 2103 10.20 1 29 0.1 - 8.8 9 10.3 0.7 LP - 0.1 0.1 2.6 121 14.3 0.2 LP 2106 0.1 LP 2 (1) 2/1 -
Sona BLW Precis. C * 2103 583.29 10 67 27.5 18.2 1566.3 51 27.9 225.4 * 57 - 5.5 3.9 500.8 227 28.4 72.3 LP 2106 3.9 57 516 M(77) 560/295 132.3
Steelcast * 2103 10.12 5 46 63.6 9.5 157.7 -21 20.2 11.7 * 47 27 12.6 5.8 52.6 122 22.0 5.3 999 2106 8.4 333 231 (-14) 269/80 27.5
IND.COMPOSITE 1879.05 27905.0 14.9 764.8 18177.6 10.0 811.8 106754 69.4
18 CEMENT - NORTH INDIA
ACC C 2012 187.79 10 55 723.2 13.0 13786.0 -12 16.9 1577.5 * 16 140 118.0 84.0 3884.9 49 22.4 569.4 110 2106 112.7 81 2295 (-129) 2456/1290 20.4
Ambuja Cements C 2012 397.13 2 63 122.8 10.5 24516.2 -10 20.3 2461.8 * 18 900 18.3 12.4 6978.2 50 26.2 876.7 92 2106 16.5 65 396 (-22) 427/198 24.0
Barak Valley C * 2103 22.16 10 56 52.9 0.3 146.9 -9 13.4 2.4 73 - 3.8 1.1 44.9 92 10.9 1.2 LP 2106 1.9 LP 27 (3) 32/12 14.4
Birla Corpn. C * 2103 77.01 10 63 605.6 13.4 6785.5 -2 19.6 681.3 * 35 100 136.6 88.5 1749.1 43 19.6 141.5 115 2106 98.1 76 1344 (-138) 1560/559 13.7
Burnpur Cement * 2103 86.12 10 28 -26.4 - 123.7 60 -9.8 -79.2 39 - - - 33.6 71 -6.3 -18.2 -11 2106 - 44 3 (-) 4/1 -
Guj. Sidhee Cem. * 2103 88.90 10 70 50.0 10.9 565.7 -3 9.8 30.6 -28 - 4.6 3.4 155.9 74 13.2 11.9 138 2106 4.2 11 51 M(-3) 63/23 12.2
Heidelberg Cem. 2103 226.61 10 69 65.9 21.6 2116.7 -2 23.9 315.0 17 80 18.8 13.9 555.9 36 23.6 68.7 40 2106 14.8 41 260 (-8) 285/175 17.6
J K Cements C * 2103 77.27 10 58 483.6 21.9 6606.1 14 23.7 739.4 * 44 150 135.3 95.7 1714.2 71 23.5 192.0 267 2106 109.9 100 3117 (-135) 3690/1412 28.4
JK Lakshmi Cem. C * 2103 58.84 5 46 178.0 21.5 4727.4 8 19.8 406.3 * 64 75 53.7 34.5 1325.6 45 19.5 131.4 169 2106 43.8 109 675 (-4) 815/243 15.4
Mangalam Cement 2103 26.69 10 25 255.4 14.0 1298.3 6 19.9 109.0 44 15 62.8 40.8 355.5 57 23.2 39.9 190 2106 50.6 139 483 (-13) 543/169 9.5
Prism Johnson C 2103 503.36 10 75 24.7 15.3 5587.1 -6 11.3 177.3 * 999 - 9.3 3.5 1311.7 52 11.5 14.7 LP 2106 5.4 LP 130 (-10) 149/48 24.2
Sanghi Industrie * 2103 251.00 10 70 71.5 3.9 939.2 6 25.6 78.2 20 - 5.7 3.1 281.9 90 23.4 22.3 271 2106 3.8 186 73 (4) 85/23 19.4
Saurashtra Cem. C * 2103 69.89 10 73 74.8 16.0 673.7 11 17.0 72.3 6 18 13.2 10.3 165.0 69 14.3 12.9 56 2106 11.0 27 105 M(-22) 139/37 9.5
Sh. Digvijay Cem C 2103 142.69 10 57 21.8 17.5 502.8 0 21.0 54.3 * - 25 5.7 3.8 154.7 77 26.5 21.7 118 2106 4.6 - 82 M(-13) 98/43 17.7
Shree Cement C * 2103 36.08 10 63 4267.5 15.9 13476.3 5 30.1 2273.6 * 47 600 980.0 630.2 3634.8 46 28.1 629.9 91 2106 716.8 74 26000 (-3292)32050/1821436.3
Star Cement C * 2103 41.24 1 66 50.3 16.0 1719.9 -7 19.1 247.8 * -13 - 8.2 6.0 511.1 75 18.1 68.0 57 2106 6.6 11 117 (7) 120/80 17.6
Udaipur Cement 2103 124.56 4 73 6.1 34.4 735.1 7 20.2 60.4 * 292 - 3.0 1.9 216.3 57 19.3 16.9 199 2106 2.3 878 44 (1) 52/10 18.9
UltraTech Cem. C * 2103 288.66 10 60 1530.3 13.3 44725.8 5 25.8 5533.1 * 8 370 285.2 191.7 11829.8 54 28.0 1702.6 89 2106 215.0 33 7348 M(-292)7907/3755 34.2
IND.COMPOSITE 2706.00 129032.5 22.6 14741.1 69806.6 12.4 4503.4 494256 28.0
19 CEMENT - SOUTH INDIA
Andhra Cements * 2103 293.52 10 69 -23.2 - 0.1 -100 -99.9 -205.0 -22 - - - - -100 - -55.9 -1 2106 - -10 29 (-5) 37/4 -
Anjani Portland * 2103 25.29 10 75 137.0 15.7 407.2 0 28.4 85.0 111 50 41.6 33.6 122.1 52 30.8 23.1 21 2106 35.2 107 476 (-12) 531/126 13.5
Dalmia BharatLtd C 2103 37.42 2 56 674.8 1.8 10097.0 4 27.4 1219.0 444 67 132.0 65.1 2589.0 36 27.2 266.0 38 2106 69.3 382 1904 (-250) 2404/652 27.5
Deccan Cements * 2103 7.00 5 56 403.3 14.1 758.0 36 23.2 115.1 91 100 98.7 82.2 224.2 62 24.7 36.8 41 2106 89.8 113 783 (12) 846/258 8.7
India Cements C * 2103 309.90 10 28 184.1 0.7 4510.6 -13 17.5 206.8 501 10 14.6 6.7 1045.3 37 15.8 43.1 121 2106 7.4 999 172 (-22) 211/107 23.1
KCP C * 2103 12.89 1 44 77.2 2.3 1713.8 20 22.7 166.6 * 688 200 20.0 12.9 548.1 58 24.0 72.9 194 2106 16.7 616 154 (-10) 169/56 9.2
Keerthi Indus * 2103 8.02 10 75 91.8 - 232.2 35 20.0 23.1 * LP 15 41.8 28.8 71.4 52 17.1 7.7 71 2106 32.9 LP 156 (5) 160/34 4.7
NCL Industries C * 2103 45.23 10 44 147.0 9.8 1383.7 48 20.4 145.5 186 40 41.9 32.2 403.0 54 16.8 33.5 5 2106 32.5 - 259 (-27) 305/86 8.0
Orient Cement * 2103 20.49 1 37 63.7 17.6 2566.9 -1 21.5 213.1 * 147 200 17.3 10.4 690.9 68 27.0 89.5 249 2106 13.6 394 159 (-3) 173/56 11.7
Sagar Cements C 2103 23.50 10 50 512.6 17.3 1371.3 17 29.2 185.7 * 600 65 113.3 79.0 392.6 49 27.3 51.4 42 2106 85.7 505 1517 (118) 1595/448 17.7
Shiva Cement 2103 39.00 2 59 -0.9 - 28.5 -12 -37.9 -22.0 4 - - - 3.4 -59 - -5.4 -30 2106 - -2 39 (2) 42/9 -
Shri Keshav *U2103 12.00 10 73 10.5 - 80.4 18 32.6 -8.4 -10 - 6.5 - 26.7 87 35.8 5.2 LP 2106 - 73 62 (11) 63/25 -
The Ramco Cement C * 2103 23.60 1 43 242.9 14.6 5291.0 -2 29.4 783.4 * 30 300 48.3 33.2 1234.7 18 29.7 171.5 46 2106 35.5 59 969 M(-127)1131/667 27.3
IND.COMPOSITE 857.86 28440.6 24.8 2907.9 14699.4 12.5 739.2 77897 22.1
20 CEMENT PRODUCTS
Everest Inds. C * 2103 15.64 10 51 325.1 11.8 1217.9 -5 9.2 56.8 * 309 75 52.5 36.3 354.9 12 9.9 20.4 -3 2106 35.7 467 479 M(-21) 534/193 13.4
Hil Ltd C 2103 7.49 10 41 1328.3 30.0 3043.6 19 13.5 260.3 * 155 250 492.9 347.5 983.5 42 16.5 99.5 98 2106 351.6 136 5590 (-988) 6750/1524 15.9
Ramco Inds. C 2103 8.67 1 54 402.0 8.3 1209.4 24 16.0 279.2 * 69 100 36.0 32.2 418.8 37 19.3 75.6 22 2106 33.8 75 302 (-36) 366/170 8.9
Sahyadri Industr 2103 9.56 10 67 256.3 15.3 472.0 66 19.5 61.7 132 50 79.2 64.5 195.2 32 23.7 32.6 38 2106 73.9 102 705 (-151) 885/180 9.5
Visaka Industrie C 2103 16.48 10 46 377.4 19.6 1146.5 9 16.9 110.6 * 125 150 91.3 67.1 349.1 22 18.6 40.6 18 2106 70.9 93 755 (-96) 874/282 10.6
IND.COMPOSITE 57.84 7089.4 14.1 768.6 4603.1 8.5 268.7 9471 11.8
21 CERAMICS - TILES / SANITARYWARE
Acrysil C * 2103 5.34 2 44 71.7 15.2 309.7 12 21.2 39.1 77 100 19.4 14.7 97.6 112 21.7 13.5 193 2106 18.0 130 628 (-51) 712/87 34.9
Asian Granito C * 2103 34.29 10 26 183.8 8.9 1292.3 6 10.5 57.0 35 5 25.2 16.6 273.0 111 9.1 8.2 LP 2106 21.2 210 167 M(-18) 318/137 7.9
Cera Sanitary. C * 2103 6.50 5 54 670.3 12.2 1224.3 0 12.9 100.1 * -12 260 107.4 76.9 228.2 56 9.1 12.2 999 2106 86.5 18 4724 (152) 4892/2214 54.6
Exxaro Tiles 2103 44.74 10 42 60.4 11.9 255.2 6 18.6 15.3 * 36 - 6.5 3.4 - - - - - 2103 3.4 36 132 M(132) 132/126 38.8
HSIL 2103 12.94 2 60 190.7 3.7 1852.6 0 15.1 88.1 82 200 32.4 13.6 416.2 65 14.6 11.3 LP 2106 18.0 598 232 (-23) 287/58 12.9
Kajaria Ceramics C * 2103 15.92 1 48 117.4 15.5 2780.9 -1 18.3 308.1 21 1000 26.1 19.4 561.7 102 14.3 43.1 LP 2106 23.8 113 1048 M(46) 1066/397 44.1
Orient Bell C 2103 14.38 10 64 173.3 2.8 511.8 2 6.7 6.9 * 127 5 19.1 4.8 86.7 103 -5.1 -5.1 64 2106 9.7 LP 332 M(-39) 432/80 34.1
Restile Ceramics * 2103 98.28 10 72 -2.3 - 1.8 -12 -54.1 -6.7 -3 - - - - -99 - -1.6 -2 2106 - -6 3 (-) 4/2 -
Somany Ceramics C * 2103 8.48 2 55 154.6 4.7 1650.5 3 11.3 70.4 * 156 120 31.1 16.6 329.9 95 7.0 4.5 LP 2106 22.8 671 646 (-68) 748/132 28.3
IND.COMPOSITE 240.87 9879.1 14.3 678.3 3986.5 5.7 85.9 30416 36.2
22 CHEMICALS
Aarti Industries C * 2103 181.25 5 45 129.7 18.9 4506.1 8 21.8 523.5 -2 90 20.8 14.4 1316.8 40 23.8 164.9 101 2106 16.7 26 937 XB(-11) 987/484 56.0
Aarti Surfactant C * 2103 7.58 10 47 174.9 17.8 465.8 43 9.8 21.6 937 30 44.6 28.5 149.2 23 7.8 4.5 -1 2106 28.5 - 1468 (-46) 1885/363 51.5
Advanced Enzyme C * 2103 22.36 2 52 86.8 17.0 501.8 13 46.1 146.2 13 45 15.6 13.1 137.0 24 45.8 38.0 11 2106 13.4 15 384 M(-41) 503/196 28.6
Alkyl Amines * 2103 10.21 2 74 155.2 44.6 1242.4 25 34.6 296.2 * 58 500 63.7 58.0 391.8 60 28.3 78.5 49 2106 62.9 56 4273 M(-144)4740/1084 68.0
Alufluoride * 2103 7.82 10 60 66.3 22.5 38.5 -49 3.4 -0.6 PL - 2.5 - 10.6 -37 19.0 - -100 2106 - PL 258 (-12) 445/150 -
Amines & Plast. C * 2103 11.00 2 73 25.6 28.1 441.9 11 11.9 32.6 21 20 6.7 5.9 134.6 78 9.0 7.8 2 2106 6.0 14 127 (-26) 176/49 21.4
Andhra Petrochem * 2103 84.97 10 45 35.7 6.0 566.1 24 24.2 76.5 451 15 10.7 9.0 244.1 318 41.0 62.7 LP 2106 16.6 LP 169 (-10) 197/22 10.2
CorporateScoreboard

Archit Organosys * 2103 20.52 10 57 22.4 - 94.5 23 11.7 5.0 LP 5 4.2 2.4 28.7 135 16.0 2.9 251 2106 3.5 LP 41 M(-8) 62/9 12.0
Ashok Alco-Chem C * 2103 4.60 10 55 87.9 - 20.0 -82 -9.8 3.4 LP 5 8.7 7.4 9.6 5 -3.6 0.1 LP 2106 7.2 LP 96 (-8) 124/22 13.3
Balaji Amines C * 2103 6.48 2 54 276.0 30.6 1311.5 40 28.5 237.5 * 127 200 83.9 73.3 450.7 102 31.7 90.4 174 2106 91.2 149 3426 (112) 3977/662 37.5
BASF India * 2103 43.29 10 73 412.6 19.0 9558.3 26 7.9 288.1 * 668 100 106.7 66.5 3012.9 69 9.6 197.3 LP 2106 115.8 999 3645 (727) 3927/1274 31.5
Camlin Fine C * 2103 12.76 1 22 39.0 11.3 1187.1 13 15.7 51.0 * 68 - 7.5 4.0 330.8 8 13.8 22.4 45 2106 4.5 92 183 M(-7) 231/80 40.3
Castrol India * 2012 494.56 5 51 15.3 41.9 2996.9 -23 27.2 583.1 * -30 110 6.8 5.9 889.6 81 22.2 140.0 114 2106 7.8 19 136 (-2) 155/104 17.3
Chemcon Special. * 2103 36.63 10 74 96.6 40.2 243.5 -7 33.3 56.4 15 - 17.1 15.4 57.2 25 31.2 13.4 52 2106 16.6 47 474 (-48) 744/398 28.5
Chemfab Alka. C 2103 14.07 10 74 190.0 - 180.8 -12 13.1 -8.1 * PL - 8.6 - 47.0 16 17.9 3.1 84 2106 - - 161 M(-18) 195/115 -
Clariant Chemica * 2103 23.08 10 51 176.4 8.2 730.8 -4 21.9 43.3 * -13 2050 34.3 18.7 212.8 65 8.5 14.3 434 2106 22.4 231 579 (-39) 632/288 25.9
Clean Science C * 2103 10.62 1 79 50.8 45.1 512.4 22 50.6 198.6 * 42 250 20.3 18.7 146.3 30 48.8 54.6 30 2106 18.7 42 1531 (-135) 1784/1437 81.9
Cont. Petroleums * 2103 2.78 5 34 24.0 12.9 100.0 135 4.2 2.2 * 66 - 4.5 4.0 29.5 190 5.2 0.9 233 2106 5.1 107 44 (-2) 64/12 8.6
Deepak Fertiliz. C * 2103 108.15 10 53 257.2 16.5 5808.5 24 16.6 396.2 * 999 75 56.2 36.6 1902.1 38 15.3 128.0 7 2106 37.7 107 440 M(-7) 493/133 11.7
Deepak Nitrite C 2103 27.28 2 46 172.1 39.6 4359.8 3 28.7 776.2 * 26 275 68.1 56.9 1526.2 126 29.6 302.6 206 2106 71.8 69 2131 (70) 2209/582 29.7
Dharamsi Morarji C * 2103 24.94 10 53 69.4 24.1 200.2 7 17.7 32.6 4 20 15.8 13.1 70.7 80 15.5 7.5 38 2106 13.9 17 348 (-33) 434/129 25.0
DIC India * 2012 9.18 10 72 414.0 3.0 608.3 -23 7.3 10.3 * -41 60 27.2 11.2 164.6 40 2.9 1.8 LP 2106 16.0 159 453 (-69) 549/355 28.2
Elantas Beck 2012 7.93 10 75 590.4 14.9 383.1 -3 18.4 61.6 * 25 - 92.5 77.7 114.9 149 13.5 12.6 165 2106 93.8 74 3805 (-108) 4377/1897 40.5
Evexia Lifecare C * 2103 61.93 2 43 2.3 2.4 106.6 6 -67.7 1.3 -75 - 0.1 - 20.3 495 3.5 0.5 151 2106 0.1 -53 17 M(-3) 34/16 -
Excel Industries C * 2103 6.29 5 52 677.4 13.7 749.5 7 16.1 71.1 -26 225 78.2 56.5 231.9 74 14.0 21.4 161 2106 67.1 10 1122 (-46) 1289/736 16.7
Fairchem Organic 2103 13.02 10 74 129.6 - 396.6 29 17.3 42.5 22 35 37.7 32.6 139.1 297 23.6 22.3 999 2106 48.9 - 1928 (-5) 2154/511 39.5
Fine Organic C * 2103 15.33 5 75 238.5 17.8 1133.2 9 17.5 120.3 * -27 220 54.5 39.2 357.6 49 14.5 35.9 25 2106 41.6 -18 2885 (-123) 3565/2130 69.3
Fineotex Chem C 2103 22.15 2 65 18.9 22.5 218.5 11 18.6 42.6 107 15 4.0 3.8 63.3 108 15.5 9.5 21 2106 4.0 83 105 (1) 120/29 26.2
Foseco India 2012 6.39 10 75 299.3 8.7 251.2 -22 8.4 15.5 * -55 150 33.4 24.2 75.1 171 9.2 6.3 LP 2106 43.6 41 1511 (-121) 1790/1105 34.7
Ganesh Benzopl. C * 2103 6.24 1 43 37.3 31.9 270.4 10 28.1 24.3 * -41 - 6.3 3.9 78.4 51 21.9 9.4 -42 2106 2.9 -63 75 (-14) 93/44 25.6
GFL C * 2103 10.99 1 69 33.9 - 107.0 -94 44.6 -135.3 * PL - 13.5 - 22.3 999 - -55.7 -586 2106 - PL 68 (-11) 119/64 -
GHCL C * 2103 95.35 10 19 260.6 14.3 2900.1 -12 22.2 331.6 * -16 55 48.8 34.8 854.1 89 21.7 102.6 692 2106 43.6 30 355 M(-15) 402/141 8.1
GOCL Corpn. C * 2103 9.91 2 74 235.1 5.4 415.6 -17 2.3 78.7 59 300 17.5 15.9 141.8 34 6.0 23.6 30 2106 17.0 36 274 (-15) 315/169 16.1
Godrej Industrie C * 2103 33.66 1 67 224.4 4.7 9333.5 -17 3.5 314.5 * -38 - 16.6 9.3 2890.5 46 4.9 138.6 101 2106 12.0 26 572 M(24) 674/352 47.7
Grauer & Weil C * 2103 22.67 1 69 22.7 16.3 605.8 -2 16.5 68.8 - 50 3.9 3.0 134.8 113 21.2 19.5 999 2106 3.9 52 62 (-7) 77/34 16.0
Gujarat Fluoroch C * 2103 10.99 1 68 318.0 5.9 2650.5 2 24.2 -218.7 PL - - - 911.9 63 28.0 153.8 120 2106 - PL 1718 (-74) 1839/441 -
Gulf Oil Lubric. * 2103 10.07 2 72 172.7 30.1 1652.2 0 16.1 200.1 -1 800 46.5 39.8 417.4 73 10.1 30.4 77 2106 42.4 25 598 M(-61) 846/593 14.1
Gulshan Polyols 2103 4.69 1 68 77.9 6.9 766.0 23 17.1 62.5 203 100 20.3 13.3 238.6 97 18.1 26.2 405 2106 17.8 352 256 (-14) 289/48 14.4
Haryana Leather * 2103 4.91 10 42 68.8 6.6 27.8 -21 6.4 1.6 -24 - 4.8 3.3 8.2 140 3.9 0.4 -5 2106 3.2 -20 42 (-2) 49/21 12.9
Himadri Special C * 2103 41.90 1 45 42.8 11.5 1679.5 -7 7.8 47.5 -76 15 2.3 1.1 539.8 109 6.7 14.5 LP 2106 1.8 1 48 (-4) 64/38 27.1
I G Petrochems C * 2103 30.79 10 69 266.9 25.9 1123.6 6 26.5 188.4 * 851 75 72.3 61.2 387.5 173 21.6 51.5 999 2106 77.1 999 605 (-105) 738/180 7.8
India Glycols C * 2103 30.96 10 61 377.4 11.5 2317.0 -15 11.6 109.2 46 60 61.2 35.3 650.7 122 16.7 14.9 122 2106 36.8 44 725 (13) 769/222 19.7
Indo Amines C 2103 35.35 10 69 45.7 25.6 540.5 13 11.4 37.4 * 192 11 13.8 10.6 177.1 68 7.6 7.1 150 2106 11.8 275 240 (-115) 374/49 20.3
Indo Borax & Ch. C * 2103 3.21 10 55 538.5 21.9 144.2 25 30.6 34.1 * 110 100 109.7 106.4 43.8 95 29.7 9.9 71 2106 119.5 119 1582 (-255) 2079/295 13.2
Jayant Agro Org. C 2103 15.00 5 66 126.9 - 1638.9 -35 5.9 48.0 LP 20 20.5 16.0 642.4 145 5.9 21.0 226 2106 20.9 LP 250 (-33) 323/88 12.0
Jubilant Ingrev. C 2103 15.93 1 51 120.7 - 684.1 0 16.6 63.5 * LP 35 5.4 4.0 1144.6 - 24.6 168.3 - 2106 4.0 LP 748 (133) 764/244 187.0
Laffans Petroch * 2103 8.00 10 55 75.0 - 16.8 38 -7.3 3.4 LP - 4.8 4.2 7.6 109 -3.7 0.6 -75 2106 1.9 LP 26 (-3) 31/12 13.8
Laxmi Organic C * 2103 52.73 2 73 39.2 17.4 1768.5 15 12.4 127.2 * 166 25 6.6 4.8 736.4 82 19.7 102.3 379 2106 4.8 166 391 (116) 402/143 81.5
Linde India C * 2012 85.28 10 75 303.2 6.8 1471.1 -16 25.5 150.0 * 23 30 38.2 17.6 519.2 109 26.2 72.5 266 2106 29.5 98 1840 (84) 2079/678 62.5
Mangalam Organic C 2103 8.56 10 55 293.9 - 338.2 -10 37.8 84.9 52 15 114.9 99.1 105.7 117 22.2 15.0 92 2106 107.6 - 700 (-37) 875/360 6.5
Modipon * 2103 11.58 10 64 -77.2 - - 0 - 0.6 LP - 0.5 0.5 - - - 1.2 LP 2106 1.6 LP 27 (1) 42/17 16.5
Natl. Oxygen * 2103 4.80 10 70 9.1 - 39.8 -9 15.8 -1.1 30 - 4.6 - 13.4 104 33.1 4.0 LP 2106 10.9 LP 59 (2) 63/29 5.4
Natl. Peroxide C * 2103 5.75 10 71 1856.2 3.0 215.0 12 16.9 27.8 * 55 125 78.8 48.3 28.7 -6 -38.9 -10.7 -496 2106 27.6 961 2268 (-23) 2900/1801 82.1
Navin Fluo.Intl. C 2103 9.90 2 30 330.0 16.1 1179.4 11 26.7 245.3 * -6 550 58.5 49.5 326.5 52 23.8 55.9 - 2106 49.8 -42 3675 M(-14)4013/1800 73.8
Neogen Chemicals C * 2103 23.33 10 64 78.4 25.3 336.4 10 19.1 31.3 9 23 16.4 13.4 84.6 11 18.5 7.4 20 2106 14.0 11 950 (33) 1027/600 68.1
Nikhil Adhesives * 2103 4.59 10 54 132.5 16.5 491.0 16 6.3 15.7 123 15 41.6 34.1 175.9 495 6.1 6.2 LP 2106 52.7 647 812 (-1) 1004/119 15.4
NOCIL C * 2103 166.39 10 34 77.2 7.1 924.7 9 14.3 87.1 * -32 20 7.5 5.2 344.5 223 21.3 47.4 297 2106 7.4 13 257 M(-15) 294/110 34.6
Omkar Pharmachem * 2103 10.08 10 0 8.6 - 0.3 500 8.1 0.2 LP - 0.2 0.2 0.1 200 40.2 0.1 LP 2106 0.3 LP 21 (-) 21/17 -
Omkar Spl.Chem. * 2103 20.58 10 28 -76.9 - 45.1 -21 18.9 -0.9 * 94 - 1.3 - 7.4 43 -5.4 -2.3 -70 2106 - 84 17 (-2) 23/5 -
Oriental Aromat. C 2103 16.83 5 74 165.6 20.1 712.4 -7 21.8 102.5 * 19 50 35.6 30.5 229.7 103 15.0 22.7 129 2106 34.1 47 894 (-29) 1018/290 26.2
Oriental Carbon C * 2103 9.99 10 52 533.7 15.9 373.9 -3 31.2 79.2 * 10 140 101.4 79.3 92.2 92 20.4 12.8 999 2106 90.9 74 1059 (-196) 1321/719 11.7
Phillips Carbon C 2103 34.47 2 54 112.3 17.1 2659.5 -18 19.5 310.2 * 11 350 24.4 18.0 1003.9 179 16.3 104.4 999 2106 24.1 87 244 (-31) 279/111 10.1
Pidilite Inds. C * 2103 50.82 1 70 110.1 22.7 7292.7 0 23.1 1138.2 * -2 850 26.4 22.4 1936.8 121 17.9 220.1 722 2106 26.1 48 2218 (-46) 2335/1358 84.9
Plastiblends (I) 2103 12.99 5 64 127.0 12.2 577.3 -5 11.9 37.3 * - 80 20.5 14.4 153.3 49 8.3 6.8 8 2106 14.6 19 279 (6) 296/175 19.1
POCL Enterprises * 2103 5.58 10 45 63.2 - 318.0 -8 2.2 1.5 LP - 5.8 2.6 82.7 160 2.0 0.5 LP 2106 7.6 LP 52 (2) 62/16 6.8
Poddar Pigments 2103 10.61 10 62 229.0 10.5 260.7 -27 11.4 23.7 11 25 24.3 22.3 60.4 67 9.4 4.7 192 2106 25.2 48 365 (-12) 434/163 14.5
Prem. Explosives C 2103 10.75 10 41 171.9 - 152.2 -7 4.2 -1.9 * 81 - 4.1 - 32.7 42 18.3 1.3 LP 2106 1.7 LP 240 (15) 255/107 142.7
Privi Speci. C * 2103 39.06 10 74 185.0 15.0 1276.6 -4 16.9 99.8 * -14 20 43.7 25.6 332.3 15 17.6 29.3 38 2106 27.6 4 1587 (-216) 1950/505 57.4
Punjab Chemicals C * 2103 12.26 10 39 117.9 40.4 678.2 23 14.1 48.9 * 609 15 52.0 39.9 211.0 60 17.5 24.3 117 2106 50.7 295 1721 (303) 1812/476 33.9
Refex Industries C * 2103 21.00 10 50 66.4 62.3 632.7 -4 10.7 40.9 10 15 22.0 19.5 83.4 7 13.9 7.1 33 2106 20.3 31 132 (-15) 169/43 6.5
Resonance Speci. * 2103 11.54 10 62 30.4 35.1 70.3 25 20.3 10.5 58 10 10.0 9.1 21.5 99 21.4 3.5 455 2106 11.5 136 177 (-7) 200/43 15.4
Ritesh Intl. * 2103 8.55 10 51 15.8 - 74.9 72 3.7 2.0 552 - 2.9 2.4 22.3 186 2.6 0.3 LP 2106 3.6 299 30 (-5) 66/8 8.4
Rossari Biotech C 2103 11.01 2 69 128.7 31.8 709.4 18 17.3 80.2 23 25 18.7 14.6 231.1 111 16.1 24.5 58 2106 16.2 34 1351 M(61) 1451/685 83.3
S H Kelkar & Co. C * 2103 141.32 10 59 67.3 15.2 1330.5 19 18.2 135.2 * 127 18 13.9 9.6 355.5 85 -4.4 24.5 60 2106 13.2 220 151 (-23) 190/76 11.4
Seya Industries 2103 26.57 10 65 324.4 5.2 44.0 -83 -1.9 -9.7 * PL - 3.1 - 10.6 -54 24.9 2.3 -45 2103 - PL 64 (-7) 85/48 -
Solar Industries C * 2103 18.10 2 73 174.5 18.6 2515.6 12 20.5 275.9 * 3 300 40.8 30.5 825.2 68 21.2 97.5 132 2106 36.7 39 1735 (18) 1798/967 47.3
Sr.Rayala.Hypo C * 2103 17.16 10 62 226.0 12.2 910.8 32 14.3 60.6 60 30 64.8 35.3 286.8 47 9.5 18.2 34 2106 38.0 50 332 (-13) 370/156 8.7
CorporateScoreboard

T N Petro Prod. C * 2103 89.97 10 35 65.7 13.9 1145.2 -7 15.0 108.3 * 71 25 14.6 12.0 461.7 110 17.0 55.7 313 2106 16.7 165 124 (-16) 150/33 7.4
Tanfac Inds. * 2103 9.98 10 51 83.4 29.9 147.9 -10 22.1 17.5 3 - 26.0 17.5 90.3 225 32.3 21.2 723 2106 36.2 210 378 (90) 378/162 10.4
Tata Chemicals C * 2103 254.76 10 38 560.9 1.7 10569.4 0 14.4 234.0 * -97 100 39.0 9.2 2977.2 27 20.2 288.0 999 2106 20.9 -20 872 (97) 892/274 41.8
Tatva Chintan C * 2103 22.17 10 79 176.4 36.9 300.4 14 22.0 52.3 * 38 - 26.6 23.6 106.8 107 24.2 23.2 245 2106 23.6 38 2127 M(-136)2486/2001 90.1
TCM C * 2103 3.40 10 37 95.9 - 4.3 362 -21.1 0.1 -61 - 0.4 0.3 1.1 999 -48.8 -0.2 -62 2106 - PL 62 (1) 87/37 -
Thirumalai Chem. C 2103 10.24 1 42 78.4 16.3 1085.7 0 20.3 117.6 * 425 220 16.3 11.5 397.1 250 25.7 65.1 LP 2106 19.8 LP 192 (-1) 211/55 9.7
Tide Water Oil C * 2103 3.48 2 57 422.8 18.4 1258.5 -4 13.0 141.3 17 4000 89.2 81.1 285.1 40 9.6 22.9 31 2106 84.3 31 2031 XB(-938)3694/790 24.1
Transpek Inds. C * 2103 5.59 10 58 680.0 22.6 339.4 -40 13.9 23.3 -68 75 92.8 41.7 121.7 63 14.8 13.5 259 2106 59.2 -55 2146 (271) 2192/1299 36.3
Valiant Organics C * 2103 27.15 10 42 359.6 40.9 754.8 12 27.2 114.6 -8 50 50.0 42.2 244.1 66 20.4 26.7 8 2106 42.9 9 1372 B(30) 1926/1080 32.0
Vinati Organics 2103 10.28 1 74 150.2 19.1 954.3 -7 37.0 269.3 -19 600 30.4 26.2 386.4 67 26.3 81.0 12 2106 27.1 -14 1871 (-54) 2130/976 69.2
Vishnu Chemicals C * 2103 11.95 10 75 164.1 18.9 678.7 1 11.5 33.7 * 52 10 45.2 28.2 197.0 31 13.6 11.6 -7 2106 28.1 20 629 (-16) 705/138 22.4
Yasho Industries * 2103 10.90 10 74 72.4 31.5 359.4 21 13.6 21.5 * 78 5 30.7 19.7 132.0 83 15.4 10.9 283 2106 27.1 144 652 (150) 745/121 24.1
IND.COMPOSITE 3009.84 110784.3 16.9 9722.9 70507.8 8.6 3703.7 519139 41.4
23 CHLOR ALKALI / SODA ASH
Gujarat Alkalies C * 2103 73.44 10 46 731.8 7.5 2429.5 -11 14.7 165.7 -50 80 46.3 22.6 716.4 53 17.7 63.1 98 2106 26.8 -4 468 (-20) 523/304 17.4
Kanoria Chem. C * 2103 21.85 5 74 134.4 - 1094.9 9 8.1 13.8 * LP - 16.4 3.2 328.2 146 5.5 4.9 LP 2106 9.3 LP 153 (-35) 196/33 16.4
Punjab Alkalies * 2103 48.47 10 31 37.5 - 226.4 -22 -5.5 8.2 -6 - 5.3 1.7 75.3 107 20.5 8.9 LP 2106 4.2 LP 116 M(-2) 135/42 27.5
TGV Sraac 2103 107.09 10 63 57.0 9.5 1008.7 -3 14.0 29.7 -38 - 8.7 2.8 250.7 6 15.8 9.9 60 2106 3.1 -9 37 (-6) 45/18 11.9
IND.COMPOSITE 250.85 4759.4 12.1 217.4 2741.1 7.3 86.9 5063 17.4
24 CIGARETTES
Godfrey Phillips C * 2103 10.40 2 73 496.6 12.8 2542.8 -14 22.1 305.7 * -5 1200 86.0 58.8 611.5 48 24.0 112.4 104 2106 83.4 35 1048 (8) 1110/832 12.6
ITC C 2103 1230.97 1 - 49.0 21.0 49272.8 0 34.6 13202.0 * -15 1075 12.1 10.7 13247.3 26 33.5 3276.5 30 2106 11.3 -4 211 M(4) 239/163 18.6
NTC Industries C * 2103 11.94 10 71 59.4 5.3 28.8 35 35.7 8.0 173 - 8.3 6.7 5.9 37 24.9 2.0 14 2106 6.9 89 79 (2) 93/24 11.4
VST Industries 2103 15.44 10 32 609.1 36.0 1111.0 -10 37.0 310.8 * 2 1140 224.0 201.3 275.4 12 33.4 70.4 -7 2106 197.9 - 3380 (31) 4048/3125 17.1
IND.COMPOSITE 1268.75 52955.3 34.1 13826.5 28279.9 16.6 3461.3 270374 18.4
25 COMPRESSORS / DRILLING EQUIPMENT
Elgi Equipments C * 2103 31.69 1 32 27.6 12.4 1923.8 5 11.3 102.2 * 142 80 5.6 3.2 489.4 71 6.6 12.0 LP 2106 3.9 632 201 (-24) 244/102 51.8
Ingersoll-Rand * 2103 31.57 10 75 142.8 17.4 617.7 -12 17.9 72.3 * -13 30 27.4 22.9 194.2 111 18.6 26.3 224 2106 28.7 23 967 (-30) 1073/555 33.7
Kirl.Pneumatic * 2103 12.87 2 54 91.5 11.6 823.3 -1 14.0 62.8 * 17 175 15.6 9.8 168.9 110 9.9 7.1 LP 2106 11.9 73 369 M(-17) 430/98 31.0
IND.COMPOSITE 76.13 3364.8 13.2 237.3 1705.2 5.0 45.4 11809 40.7
26 COMPUTERS - HARDWARE
Cerebra Integr. C * 2103
121.19 10 7 24.1 9.1 69.9 -62 12.3 1.7 -93 - 0.2 0.1 21.2 34 22.9 3.0 LP 2106 0.5 -49 56 (-5) 68/27 -
D-Link India C * 2103 7.10 2 51 75.0 12.3 726.6 -2 5.8 31.1 * -1 90 10.3 8.8 162.7 30 7.1 8.5 352 2106 10.7 47 136 (-19) 169/92 12.7
HCL Infosystems C * 210365.84 2 63 -7.3 - 352.8 -81 -71.3 -196.7 18 - - - 27.6 -74 -84.9 -21.5 42 2106 - 22 13 (-2) 22/7 -
Panache Digilife C * 210312.00 10 65 24.5 - 77.6 9 10.2 2.9 28 - 3.3 2.4 16.3 -21 4.7 -0.1 PL 2106 1.4 -52 59 (-14) 95/37 43.9
Spel Semiconduct 200346.12 10 59 16.8 1.4 36.5 39 -1.6 1.1 * LP - 1.3 0.2 4.0 -57 -2.3 -0.9 PL 2012 - 37 20 (-4) 26/7 -
IND.COMPOSITE 252.25 1263.4 -15.3 -159.9 463.6 -1.4 -10.9 1740 14.0
27 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - LARGE
HCL Technologies C * 2103 542.73 2 60 220.8 19.8 75379.0 7 26.7 10993.9 * - 500 57.5 40.5 20068.0 12 25.2 3205.0 9 2106 42.1 -3 1123 (88) 1129/683 26.7
Infosys C 2103 2129.54 5 13 153.8 29.4100472.0 11 27.8 19297.2 * 17 540 53.0 45.3 27896.0 18 26.6 5195.0 23 2106 47.7 19 1705 M(74) 1722/913 35.7
L & T Infotech C 2103 17.51 1 74 417.1 30.5 12369.8 14 22.0 1936.1 27 4000 129.6 110.6 3462.5 17 18.7 496.3 19 2106 115.1 28 4773 M(72) 4912/2310 41.5
Mindtree C * 2103 164.77 10 61 283.0 29.7 7967.8 3 20.8 1110.5 76 250 83.2 67.4 2291.7 20 20.3 343.4 61 2106 75.3 65 2905 M(12) 2997/1125 38.6
TCS C 2103 369.91 1 72 231.4 39.5164177.0 5 28.2 33323.0 * 3 3800 101.1 90.1 45411.0 18 27.9 9008.0 29 2106 95.5 13 3472 (254) 3493/2217 36.3
Tech Mahindra C 2103 484.56 5 36 257.0 19.0 37855.1 3 18.0 4427.0 * 10 900 60.7 45.7 10197.6 12 18.4 1353.2 39 2106 49.6 19 1368 M(157) 1399/691 27.6
Wipro C 2103 1095.85 2 73 100.2 19.6 61934.9 1 23.8 10796.4 11 50 24.8 19.7 18467.4 24 22.7 3242.6 36 2106 21.3 20 614 M(22) 621/269 28.9
IND.COMPOSITE 4804.87 460155.6 26.1 81884.1 255588.4 12.722843.5 2915466 33.6
28 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - MEDIUM / SMALL
3i Infotech C * 2103 1616.65 10 - 4.0 - 608.6 -13 -9.3 -109.6 * -80 - - - 159.9 7 0.7 -1.2 93 2106 - PL 8 (-1) 12/3 -
63 Moons Tech. C * 2103 9.22 2 46 663.0 - 160.2 -24 -51.0 -11.5 * 76 100 1.6 - 38.3 6 -67.6 -9.9 -155 2106 - 57 92 (-11) 115/65 -
Accel C * 2103 11.40 2 72 10.1 - 70.8 375 4.2 -0.1 * 97 - 1.1 - 22.1 999 12.5 0.7 LP 2106 - 12 13 (-3) 19/8 -
Accelya Solution C * 2106 14.93 10 75 159.8 39.2 290.4 -30 29.5 42.2 -51 170 51.0 28.3 85.7 36 37.3 18.4 416 2106 28.3 -51 1270 (-78) 1535/801 44.9
Alankit C * 2103 14.30 1 71 6.6 15.4 115.0 -26 14.9 11.1 -21 - 1.1 0.8 32.1 16 16.9 3.6 30 2106 0.8 -12 16 (-2) 27/12 -
Allsec Tech. C 2103 15.24 10 73 174.0 19.5 276.7 -6 23.8 35.1 -22 150 38.4 23.0 71.5 12 22.1 -8.0 PL 2106 13.9 -46 428 (-18) 559/223 30.9
Athena Global C * 2103 11.86 10 54 4.5 - 26.1 -1 -6.4 -6.5 -13 - - - 5.5 41 -20.2 -0.8 77 2106 - 53 61 (-) 71/24 -
Aurionpro Sol. C 2103 22.80 10 30 147.6 7.1 374.0 -20 23.2 -27.7 * PL - 49.0 - 115.8 54 21.1 14.2 213 2106 - PL 190 (-30) 238/58 -
B2B Soft.Tech. C 2103 11.59 10 73 11.0 - 14.9 8 10.1 1.9 107 - 1.7 1.6 4.4 37 14.4 0.7 94 2106 1.9 99 32 (-11) 58/6 17.1
Birlasoft Ltd C 2103 55.53 2 41 78.5 15.8 3555.7 8 14.9 320.6 * 47 175 14.4 11.5 945.3 3 16.0 113.6 102 2106 13.6 58 428 M(31) 441/146 31.4
BLS Internat. C 2103 10.25 1 75 44.9 19.8 478.4 -39 7.9 48.2 -39 50 5.6 4.7 178.5 242 10.5 20.3 LP 2106 6.4 18 154 (2) 169/71 24.1
Brightcom Group C * 2103 149.26 2 25 44.3 15.1 2855.8 6 30.3 483.0 5 3 9.5 6.5 654.1 2 31.3 105.6 4 2106 6.5 6 39 M(-9) 56/5 5.9
CG-VAK Software C * 2103 5.05 10 52 62.7 16.5 44.2 13 22.0 7.0 81 10 15.7 13.8 10.5 -5 20.5 1.6 -15 2106 13.3 35 153 (-17) 222/45 11.5
Cigniti Tech. C 2103 28.02 10 37 132.9 30.9 896.5 3 16.2 105.4 -13 25 42.0 37.6 264.4 21 9.2 20.4 -30 2106 34.5 -21 533 (-43) 677/270 15.5
Coforge C 2103 60.60 10 56 407.0 19.4 4662.8 11 16.7 470.6 * 7 130 108.0 77.7 1461.6 38 14.5 123.6 33 2106 82.4 9 4778 M(-369)5225/1881 58.0
Cont. Chemicals * 2103 2.25 10 62 16.6 2.9 0.2 -38 -99.9 0.1 84 - 1.0 0.6 0.1 143 -39.3 - 176 2106 0.7 251 92 (35) 92/13 -
COSYN C 2103 7.50 10 56 36.2 5.4 19.9 -33 11.6 -0.4 PL - 3.3 - 2.9 -58 -9.8 -0.7 -39 2106 - PL 28 (-6) 43/18 -
Cressanda Solns. * 2103 30.36 1 30 0.8 - 0.1 0 4.8 - LP - - - - 308 -34.5 0.1 999 2106 - LP 3 (-) 3/1 -
Cybertech Sys. C 2103 27.80 10 37 41.4 14.6 117.8 4 19.3 24.1 82 10 11.1 8.7 33.4 10 17.9 3.9 -24 2106 8.2 48 164 M(-30) 208/48 19.9
Cyient C 2103 55.06 5 23 268.5 13.2 4132.4 -7 13.9 363.8 6 340 50.7 33.0 1058.2 7 17.6 115.0 41 2106 36.1 19 972 M(-17) 1091/362 26.9
Datamatics Glob. C * 2103 29.47 5 74 121.4 9.3 1149.1 -5 12.4 80.7 * 7 - 20.4 13.7 287.8 4 14.9 31.0 129 2106 16.8 43 282 (-9) 329/62 16.8
CorporateScoreboard

DRC Systems * 2103 3.87 10 29 14.8 - 20.6 69 7.4 -0.5 74 - 4.5 - 5.2 21 8.4 0.1 LP 2106 0.1 - 317 (27) 355/129 -
Dynacons Sys. C * 2103 10.13 10 51 48.9 16.6 435.9 33 4.2 8.5 49 5 9.7 8.4 146.2 152 4.1 3.2 128 2106 10.2 76 132 (-15) 175/23 12.9
eClerx Services C * 2103 34.89 10 54 430.4 13.8 1564.5 9 28.6 282.6 35 10 104.4 81.0 486.3 44 29.0 91.3 76 2106 92.3 46 2281 (-22) 2372/632 24.7
Excel Realty C 2103 94.05 10 51 18.3 - 7.5 -20 -7.2 0.8 LP - 0.1 0.1 - -100 - -1.2 -388 2106 - 94 3 (-1) 4/1 -
Expleo Solutions C * 2103 10.25 10 56 196.9 28.5 300.9 11 23.2 50.4 * 26 - 54.9 49.2 88.0 16 16.6 12.8 -10 2106 47.8 3 1090 (-87) 1384/363 22.8
FCS Software C * 2103170.96 1 20 1.0 - 34.1 -9 16.5 0.6 * LP - 0.0 - 8.4 -13 17.2 0.3 -80 2106 - 98 2 (-) 3/1 -
Firstsour.Solu. C * 2103696.80 10 54 40.2 16.4 5078.0 24 16.2 456.8 * 36 30 9.5 6.6 1484.8 40 16.1 134.5 52 2106 7.2 48 202 M(3) 243/50 28.2
Genesys Intl. C 2103 15.61 5 48 55.5 0.9 79.6 -29 -4.1 -17.1 * PL - 0.6 - 13.7 279 -33.9 -7.0 74 2106 - 99 135 (-26) 189/40 -
Goldstone Tech. C * 2103 18.78 10 19 23.4 - 50.0 17 0.1 -0.6 -348 - - - 12.3 35 -2.6 -0.5 PL 2106 - PL 14 (-) 17/8 -
Happiest Minds C 2103 29.37 2 53 37.2 39.1 773.4 11 24.8 162.5 96 150 12.6 11.1 244.6 38 22.5 40.0 -20 2106 10.4 42 1394 (24) 1581/286 134.1
Hinduja Global C * 2103 20.88 10 67 998.5 12.8 5588.9 12 13.8 347.6 * 81 400 313.7 166.5 1550.5 25 15.0 117.0 144 2106 199.6 107 3171 M(156) 3529/650 15.9
Infibeam Avenues C * 2103133.20 1 31 21.5 3.6 676.0 7 21.0 72.3 -31 5 1.1 0.5 216.4 120 13.0 14.1 -2 2106 0.5 -16 42 M(-2) 58/35 -
InfoBeans Tech. C 2103 24.11 10 75 75.1 15.4 180.3 15 20.7 35.7 * 69 - 21.5 14.8 51.9 8 24.3 10.6 39 2106 15.7 57 395 M(-78) 514/108 25.1
Inspirisys Sol. C * 2103 39.62 10 70 3.9 - 403.7 -12 2.8 -2.9 PL - 1.0 - 99.6 32 -0.1 -3.1 -14 2106 - -2 56 (-14) 72/26 -
Integra Tele. * 2103 10.56 10 63 9.3 - 1.5 0 82.6 1.3 LP - 1.3 1.3 0.2 - 59.0 0.2 LP 2106 1.4 LP 39 (-10) 54/24 27.1
Intellect Design C 2103 66.93 5 31 104.1 21.6 1497.5 11 24.0 263.8 * 999 - 25.4 19.7 408.4 18 24.5 73.7 73 2106 22.0 432 674 M(-64) 892/178 30.7
Kellton Tech C * 2103 48.19 5 52 43.6 18.9 775.6 1 13.9 71.1 * 1 5 8.7 7.4 204.3 13 12.6 16.4 13 2106 7.6 10 52 M(-4) 92/19 6.9
KPIT Technologi. C * 2103274.14 10 40 44.2 12.5 2035.7 -6 15.2 141.0 * -9 15 10.0 5.1 567.4 15 17.3 60.3 151 2106 6.5 22 350 (54) 385/75 53.8
L&T Technology C 2103 21.01 2 74 330.6 20.7 5449.7 -3 18.6 646.8 * -21 1100 82.4 61.6 1518.4 17 20.9 216.2 84 2106 72.6 4 3675 M(25) 3818/1465 50.7
Lee & Nee Soft. C * 2103 55.77 10 70 9.9 - 5.4 13 -12.9 0.4 474 - 0.1 0.1 1.4 57 -13.6 0.1 LP 2106 0.1 999 5 (-) 5/1 -
Majesco * 2103 14.31 5 35 61.2 3.7 9.5 -7 99.9 13.6 * 49119480 5.0 4.7 - -100 - -2.4 PL 2106 7.7 108 81 (-8) 1019/12 10.6
Mastek C 2103 12.70 5 44 338.1 16.2 1721.9 61 21.2 209.4 65 290 100.1 82.4 516.5 34 21.8 69.3 71 2106 93.8 70 2445 M(-199)2873/663 26.1
Megasoft C * 2103 73.78 10 - 19.4 1.6 59.4 5 6.9 1.9 161 - 0.7 0.3 12.7 -6 -1.8 1.6 114 2106 0.4 496 14 XR(-2) 17/6 -
Moschip Tech. C 2103 31.61 2 57 3.4 - 105.2 6 6.2 -9.2 68 - - - 33.9 43 14.6 1.7 LP 2106 - 85 45 M(-3) 53/10 -
Mphasis C * 2103187.25 10 56 348.6 21.4 9722.3 10 18.5 1216.8 3 650 77.9 65.0 2690.8 18 18.2 339.7 23 2106 68.4 7 2749 M(122)2806/1083 40.2
MPS Infotecnics C * 2103377.44 1 32 1.2 - 0.4 -95 -99.9 -5.4 -64 - - - 0.1 12 - -1.2 16 2106 - -157 1 (-) 1/1 -
Nazara Technolo. C 2103 12.18 4 21 216.1 - 454.2 84 9.1 9.2 LP - 14.7 3.0 131.2 45 19.3 5.3 LP 2106 3.0 LP 1662 (-221) 2027/1413 554.0
Newgen Software C 2103 69.98 10 55 95.2 20.7 672.6 2 28.6 125.7 * 73 35 20.8 18.0 159.5 21 14.3 21.6 137 2106 19.9 76 584 (-17) 755/176 29.4
Nucleus Soft. C * 2103 29.04 10 68 231.4 16.6 513.5 -1 26.1 102.2 * 21 90 40.0 35.2 108.4 -16 1.6 6.0 -83 2106 30.2 -19 557 (-117) 765/440 18.5
Odyssey Tech. * 2103 15.75 10 55 24.4 1.2 16.6 -6 33.4 1.9 326 - 3.5 1.2 4.5 13 38.5 0.8 92 2106 1.5 113 52 (-3) 71/22 35.0
Onward Technolog C 2103 17.59 10 58 50.6 10.2 240.4 -11 7.2 7.3 * 16 30 10.1 4.1 69.6 24 -2.7 9.9 999 2106 9.6 415 240 M(-14) 284/58 25.1
Oracle Fin.Serv. C 2103 43.07 5 73 795.1 26.3 4983.9 3 49.5 1761.8 * 20 4000 216.6 204.5 1397.4 4 52.4 524.2 9 2106 209.7 15 4621 M(332)4787/2850 22.0
Palred Technolog C * 2103 9.73 10 38 30.1 - 117.0 157 4.4 2.5 LP - 3.3 2.6 27.0 84 3.8 0.2 -19 2106 2.5 LP 103 (-12) 171/17 40.8
Paramone Concept C * 2103 15.13 10 - 16.7 - 51.7 -5 3.3 7.4 LP - 5.1 4.9 4.4 -79 -59.7 -0.8 PL 2106 3.8 LP 28 (-5) 36/9 7.3
Persistent Sys C 2103 76.43 10 31 365.8 16.0 4187.9 17 16.6 415.2 * 26 140 77.3 54.3 1229.9 24 16.4 151.3 68 2106 67.0 47 3109 (-25) 3295/950 46.4
Quick Heal Tech C * 2103 57.89 10 73 128.7 15.0 333.0 16 42.7 104.8 * 45 40 21.5 18.1 54.8 -25 9.5 6.2 -75 2106 15.2 1 224 M(-80) 320/122 14.7
R Systems Intl. C * 2012 11.96 1 52 39.2 21.9 880.6 9 12.2 83.6 * 44 - 9.1 7.0 273.6 30 13.3 46.2 189 2106 10.8 117 196 (-6) 211/100 18.1
Ram Info C * 2103 6.71 10 38 27.6 14.0 77.5 167 2.1 1.8 135 - 3.8 2.7 22.9 363 11.0 1.9 LP 2106 5.7 LP 70 (-2) 77/13 12.2
Ramco Systems C 2103 30.72 10 54 212.2 - 626.3 10 27.6 55.8 * 447 - 40.7 18.2 140.5 -3 10.2 -6.2 PL 2106 10.8 56 472 M(-52) 784/182 43.9
Route Mobile C * 2103 57.91 10 65 112.6 28.9 1406.2 47 12.4 133.3 88 20 27.5 23.0 377.5 22 12.1 33.8 25 2106 24.2 65 1939 M(-110)2308/625 80.2
RPSG Ventures C * 2103 26.51 10 50 814.4 - 5599.3 22 11.6 -116.5 * -126 - 50.0 - 1611.0 42 13.4 25.3 LP 2106 - -357 656 (-54) 810/211 -
SagarSoft (India 2103 6.39 10 52 75.3 21.7 41.0 12 20.9 5.4 * 129 25 11.7 8.4 11.3 23 18.8 1.5 29 2106 8.9 99 220 M(-36) 302/45 24.8
Saksoft C * 2103 10.50 10 69 247.4 19.5 385.8 8 16.7 45.4 18 50 49.6 43.3 102.1 9 15.2 17.7 75 2106 50.5 35 668 M(-17) 734/233 13.2
Sasken Technol. C 2103 15.05 10 40 375.1 21.7 444.8 -10 29.5 113.0 * 46 250 81.8 75.1 109.8 -3 29.4 34.0 20 2106 79.9 43 1240 (-70) 1429/539 15.5
Saven Tech. * 2103 1.09 1 42 13.9 19.2 7.8 -32 24.7 2.1 -21 100 2.1 1.9 2.4 23 27.4 0.7 81 2106 2.2 1 31 (2) 53/13 14.1
Sonata Software C * 2103 10.52 1 28 86.1 30.7 4228.1 13 9.0 241.8 * -11 1400 26.8 23.0 1268.5 33 8.0 86.7 74 2106 26.7 8 843 (54) 884/291 31.6
Subex C * 2103281.84 5 - 9.9 7.8 372.0 2 26.2 50.0 * 3 15 1.1 0.9 80.6 -9 20.1 13.5 -11 2106 0.9 -17 52 M(-9) 74/9 -
Take Solutions C * 2103 14.79 1 53 76.0 - 774.0 -65 -7.6 -212.5 * -999 - - - 209.2 26 15.0 -2.5 97 2106 - 6 56 (-7) 75/39 -
Tanla Platforms C 2103 13.60 1 42 65.7 - 2341.5 21 18.5 356.1 LP 200 29.1 26.2 626.4 38 21.5 104.5 33 2106 28.1 LP 902 (-79) 1030/152 32.1
Tata Elxsi 2103 62.28 10 45 217.1 29.9 1826.2 13 28.7 365.4 * 40 480 65.8 58.7 558.3 39 26.9 113.4 65 2106 66.3 49 4402 (181) 4573/1007 66.4
Technvision Ven. C * 2103 6.28 10 74 -36.7 - 86.7 14 5.6 4.1 LP - 7.4 6.5 21.8 5 -14.5 -3.7 -484 2106 1.7 LP 266 (52) 301/71 157.4
Tera Software * 2103 12.51 10 48 86.8 0.8 160.7 -40 4.7 0.8 -87 - 1.2 0.7 24.6 66 7.0 -0.7 43 2106 1.1 -63 59 (-8) 85/24 53.9
Trejhara Solutio C 2103 11.82 10 27 388.6 1.6 54.3 -7 26.5 11.1 60 - 10.6 9.4 13.3 27 27.6 2.8 82 2106 10.5 61 58 (-11) 73/8 5.5
Trigyn Techno. C * 2103 30.79 10 45 181.3 10.7 985.4 8 9.4 62.2 24 - 21.2 20.2 250.4 1 8.4 14.2 -20 2106 19.0 11 133 (-22) 173/39 7.0
Xchanging Sol. C * 2103111.40 10 75 49.9 11.8 195.7 7 28.3 62.4 14 - 5.7 5.6 44.7 -13 28.4 10.6 -43 2106 4.9 -11 112 (-7) 141/60 22.9
Xelpmoc Design C * 2103 13.71 10 57 43.2 - 14.1 73 25.3 4.1 LP - 3.3 3.0 3.3 -7 -54.2 -1.5 PL 2106 0.6 - 368 (-47) 514/122 -
XT Global Infot. C * 2103 12.00 1 70 6.4 - 180.9 -7 7.7 6.9 * 78 - 1.0 0.6 51.5 18 10.5 2.4 LP 2106 0.8 - 40 (-2) 46/16 -
Zen Technologies C 2103 7.95 1 60 25.7 1.6 54.6 -63 13.5 3.1 -95 10 1.0 0.4 10.0 139 -10.2 -1.1 15 2106 0.4 -90 85 (-9) 107/62 -
Zensar Tech. C 2103 45.14 2 49 103.8 12.6 3781.4 -10 17.7 334.0 * 27 180 22.5 14.8 936.8 -5 18.4 101.0 38 2106 16.0 38 437 M(27) 441/161 27.3
IND.COMPOSITE 5813.61 92522.9 19.1 9937.6 51375.9 9.3 3058.9 401151 34.4
29 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - CONVERTS
Danlaw Tech. C * 2103 3.71 10 50 59.4 - 98.9 80 6.0 0.3 LP - 11.5 0.8 33.0 223 3.3 -0.5 63 2106 3.0 LP 232 (-38) 396/37 77.8
LCC Infotech C * 2103 25.32 2 46 4.5 - 0.0 -100 -99.9 -1.5 -999 - - - 1.1 - -12.9 -0.2 -94 2106 - -999 2 (-) 6/1 -
Vakrangee C 2103 105.94 1 43 25.1 2.4 314.3 -54 8.9 62.8 -7 25 0.7 0.6 154.0 127 21.2 23.3 96 2106 0.7 4 37 (-) 70/24 -
IND.COMPOSITE 134.97 413.2 7.9 61.6 376.3 8.9 22.7 4047 77.4
30 COMPUTERS - EDUCATION
Aptech C * 2103 40.73 10 48 40.8 5.7 89.0 -44 16.8 12.1 * -10 23 5.0 3.0 19.6 40 15.7 2.4 LP 2106 5.7 64 261 M(-25) 297/106 46.3
NIIT C * 2103 26.67 2 35 121.7 6.7 950.9 7 17.1 105.0 * 648 125 12.3 7.9 301.0 49 23.6 55.2 65 2106 13.7 36 329 M(6) 348/96 24.0
Zee Learn C * 2103 32.61 1 22 14.2 15.1 257.1 -50 24.2 -0.8 PL - 1.5 - 64.7 -22 27.8 1.7 -60 2106 - PL 14 (-2) 20/10 -
IND.COMPOSITE 100.01 1297.0 18.5 116.3 770.6 11.9 59.3 5895 26.5
CorporateScoreboard

31 CONSTRUCTION
AGI Infra C * 2103 12.22 10 73 74.3 24.3 110.2 21 29.3 16.9 12 5 17.3 13.9 38.1 118 24.1 6.3 163 2106 16.7 51 153 (8) 158/43 9.1
Ahluwalia Contr. C * 2103 13.40 2 58 131.2 8.4 1982.2 5 7.8 77.2 20 - 16.1 11.5 580.1 132 10.4 34.8 366 2106 15.6 119 382 (-15) 430/202 24.5
Ajmera Realty C * 2103 35.48 10 70 188.7 5.3 346.7 1 27.5 30.2 -8 14 9.0 8.5 134.6 240 24.8 10.3 391 2106 10.8 56 322 (1) 352/79 29.7
Alpine Housing * 2103 17.32 10 74 41.3 5.2 43.2 3 15.7 2.9 * -14 - 2.1 1.7 7.8 10 17.2 0.6 13 2106 1.7 - 20 (-2) 32/9 11.6
Anant Raj C * 2103 59.02 2 65 84.7 1.2 249.7 -10 14.2 12.8 -56 5 1.0 0.4 62.2 210 13.8 7.4 LP 2106 0.9 38 63 (-3) 74/17 -
Ansal Buildwell C * 2103 7.38 10 55 133.4 - 73.0 15 20.4 6.7 999 5 10.9 9.1 6.0 761 21.3 -0.4 89 2106 13.0 LP 64 (-17) 90/20 4.9
Arih.Found.Hsg. C * 2103 8.60 10 43 116.2 10.2 56.5 21 -30.2 -8.3 -59 - - - 8.9 49 -8.2 -2.6 -40 2106 - -118 29 (1) 31/15 -
Arihant Super. C * 2103 41.16 10 74 33.7 8.4 270.2 16 17.8 11.2 * 104 - 3.2 2.7 84.3 834 17.8 8.3 LP 2106 7.6 999 119 (18) 131/19 15.7
Arvind SmartSp. C * 2103 35.55 10 57 87.6 14.5 149.3 -50 27.2 8.8 -78 - 2.8 2.5 27.0 156 30.5 2.5 LP 2106 4.5 -50 123 (-12) 141/81 27.3
Ashiana Housing C * 2103 20.47 2 61 72.8 - 242.0 -20 0.4 1.7 LP 20 1.0 0.2 37.9 5 -16.2 -5.1 -57 2106 - 98 160 (-19) 187/67 -
B.L.Kashyap C * 2103 22.54 1 62 16.8 - 762.3 -7 8.2 -40.2 * -59 - - - 241.3 270 10.0 6.2 LP 2106 - -317 27 (1) 30/5 -
Bharat Road C * 2103 83.95 10 54 105.6 - 209.5 -30 22.3 -114.2 -678 - - - 44.8 33 1.1 -33.4 30 2106 - -33 33 (-2) 41/26 -
Binny 2003 11.16 5 75 125.3 - 40.811113 83.4 -17.8 -105 - - - 6.8 999 74.4 -0.6 62 2012 - 68 296 (76) 320/73 -
Brigade Enterpr. C * 2103 229.85 10 44 120.6 - 1950.0 -26 24.2 -15.1 * PL 12 9.7 - 382.8 88 29.1 -30.2 43 2106 - PL 312 M(-22) 357/146 -
Brookfield India C * 2103 8327.04 275 54 275.8 0.3 130.9 0 63.0 25.3 - - 1.9 0.8 219.1 - 70.8 73.8 - 2106 0.8 - 265 (-) 280/215 331.3
CCCL C * 2103 79.70 2 16 -9.9 - 203.7 -41 -22.1 -111.6 * 21 - - - 56.4 -34 -38.9 -36.2 33 2103 - 21 1 (-) 1/1 -
Capacit’e Infra. C * 2103 67.89 10 39 136.8 10.3 879.7 -42 15.5 1.5 -98 - 13.5 0.2 280.0 999 14.1 4.3 LP 2106 7.2 101 213 (-30) 251/114 29.7
Country Condo * 2103 7.76 1 54 2.5 3.3 12.4 -30 7.2 0.5 -25 - 0.1 0.1 3.3 119 -52.6 1.7 999 2106 0.3 314 3 (-1) 5/1 -
Croissance Ltd * 2103 6.85 1 60 1.0 - 0.1 -73 53.6 - -35 - - - - - - - 43 2106 - LP 7 (-1) 10/3 -
D B Realty C * 2103 243.26 10 63 54.9 - 24.6 -85 -99.9 -343.8 * 5 - - - 7.0 450 - -87.2 25 2106 - 28 24 (-2) 32/6 -
Dilip Buildcon C * 2103 146.21 10 70 267.4 10.5 10168.3 5 21.0 253.0 * -19 10 47.6 17.3 2438.3 16 18.8 -13.4 PL 2106 15.0 -5 509 M(-52) 719/321 34.0
DLF C * 2103 495.06 2 75 142.8 3.3 5414.1 -11 26.1 1164.4 * 517 100 5.4 4.7 1139.5 108 34.7 337.1 LP 2106 6.3 LP 330 (-22) 359/140 52.2
Eldeco Housing C * 2103 1.97 10 55 1345.2 20.1 159.4 24 41.6 54.2 38 400 278.3 275.2 15.1 -24 33.9 4.7 -36 2106 262.2 41 2745 (-257) 3340/856 10.5
Elnet Technolog * 2103 4.00 10 53 242.1 13.2 21.4 -11 72.6 12.0 11 14 38.8 30.0 5.6 2 75.8 3.4 15 2106 31.1 10 193 (-22) 233/92 6.2
Elpro Internatio C * 2103 16.95 1 75 10.1 - 63.2 -42 48.1 19.7 41 - 1.4 1.2 13.2 14 69.9 -13.9 PL 2106 - -98 55 (2) 69/34 -
Emami Realty Ltd C * 2103 5.59 2 51 14.3 - 173.2 -81 65.2 -2.1 98 - - - 43.5 37 71.0 0.5 LP 2106 0.6 LP 69 (-12) 88/33 -
Embassy Off.REIT C 2103 947.89 10 62 -11.7 - 2457.4 12 75.5 688.6 * -6 7 13.3 7.3 737.6 43 77.5 204.9 - 2106 7.4 -7 350 (-13) 395/302 47.5
ETT Ltd * 2103 10.37 10 70 25.1 - 2.9 -5 48.3 - LP - 1.5 - 0.8 11 52.8 - PL 2106 - 89 24 (-1) 65/22 -
G R Infraproject C * 2103 48.34 5 87 411.6 27.3 7844.1 23 23.6 955.4 * 20 - 122.2 98.8 2264.5 - 20.8 221.3 110 2106 98.8 20 1602 M(-114)1839/1550 16.2
Ganesh Housing C 2103 51.69 10 57 99.9 - 171.6 -38 -28.1 -105.2 12 - - - 78.9 999 26.1 5.4 LP 2106 - 61 124 M(15) 134/24 -
Garnet Construct * 2103 13.90 10 57 66.0 9.1 66.9 -2 24.5 12.7 83 - 9.3 9.1 - -100 - -1.4 PL 2106 - PL 24 (-9) 36/8 -
Gayatri Highways C * 2103 47.93 2 61 -35.6 - 81.4 17 79.5 -81.6 11 - - - 19.4 46 86.6 -21.0 17 2106 - 20 1 (-) 1/1 -
Gayatri Projects C * 2103 37.44 2 45 50.9 - 3900.5 13 11.3 43.1 LP - 6.8 2.3 897.1 34 12.2 22.9 LP 2106 4.3 LP 42 (-5) 49/15 9.8
Generic Engineer * 2103 21.07 5 55 42.7 9.0 130.7 -35 13.1 2.8 -81 1 2.6 0.7 52.5 487 12.0 2.6 LP 2106 3.0 392 44 (-5) 68/36 14.8
Godrej Propert. C * 2103 138.99 5 58 299.3 - 764.9 -69 -45.2 -117.9 * PL - - - 86.2 19 -73.7 17.0 LP 2106 - PL 1548 M(-109)1698/821 -
Gothi Plascon * 2103 10.20 10 73 11.4 17.1 3.6 -6 69.7 1.6 -12 - 1.9 1.6 0.9 26 69.5 0.6 24 2106 1.7 4 26 (-7) 35/10 15.4
H.G. Infra Engg. C * 2103 65.17 10 75 163.0 22.4 2602.3 17 18.3 236.7 42 8 49.3 36.3 941.4 202 18.7 101.0 407 2106 48.8 114 561 (19) 629/151 11.5
HB Estate Devel. C * 2103 19.46 10 69 89.0 - 24.4 -70 -23.8 -30.4 -245 - - - 5.1 280 -47.8 -6.7 29 2106 - -87 12 (-1) 16/6 -
Hemisphere Prop * 2103 285.00 10 51 13.2 - - 0 - -7.5 -884 - - - - - - -1.9 -153 2106 - -496 136 (-9) 202/56 -
Hind.Construct. C * 2103 151.30 1 35 -8.7 - 8248.4 -13 4.7 -336.0 * PL - - - 2453.9 46 6.5 180.0 LP 2106 0.1 LP 10 (-2) 16/5 -
Hubtown C * 2103 72.74 10 51 194.1 1.1 266.1 -2 -25.2 -120.5 -177 - - - 23.9 -51 48.4 -8.7 PL 2106 - -299 37 (-3) 45/10 -
Indbull.RealEst. C * 2103 90.93 2 12 76.6 - 1521.4 -53 11.8 4.3 -97 - 0.5 0.1 519.7 986 7.8 4.8 LP 2106 2.3 -32 154 (-4) 175/46 67.4
Indian Hume Pipe * 2103 9.69 2 70 124.4 7.0 1241.4 -24 10.1 41.1 * -44 100 12.6 8.5 291.1 34 7.9 4.7 LP 2106 10.8 11 221 (-25) 253/153 20.5
IRB Infra.Devl. C * 2103 351.45 10 58 196.4 10.5 5298.6 -23 47.4 117.2 -83 - 19.9 3.3 1625.7 59 43.1 71.9 LP 2106 6.2 -51 166 (2) 190/98 26.6
IRB InvIT Fund C * 2103 5921.10 102 15 85.5 - 1142.8 -8 80.2 174.7 * 6 9 13.5 3.0 336.4 4 81.7 107.8 90 2106 3.0 6 56 (-3) 60/33 18.7
Ircon Intl. C * 2103 188.10 2 73 46.8 11.4 5342.0 -1 9.3 391.1 -19 131 5.1 4.2 1140.1 116 9.4 89.0 158 2106 4.7 19 43 B(-2) 54/36 9.1
ITD Cem C * 2103 17.18 1 47 62.0 7.1 2727.7 -5 8.0 19.9 -68 12 7.0 1.2 825.5 107 9.5 17.9 LP 2106 3.0 - 84 (-3) 98/43 28.4
J Kumar Infra * 2103 37.83 5 47 249.4 10.5 2570.8 -13 12.1 63.9 -65 20 27.4 8.4 675.1 137 14.3 32.1 LP 2106 15.4 -4 220 (-) 231/88 14.3
Jaypee Infratech C * 2103 1388.93 10 61 -24.5 - 797.6 -58 30.4 -1963.4 13 - - - 221.8 112 31.3 -529.4 -4 2106 - 14 2 (-) 4/1 -
JMC Projects C * 2103 33.58 2 68 29.2 - 3844.5 -1 11.3 -26.8 * PL 35 9.2 - 1160.8 133 9.1 -10.2 81 2106 0.9 LP 108 (-17) 130/45 -
JP Associates C * 2103 489.78 2 38 6.4 - 6405.7 -9 10.8 -680.0 * 65 - - - 1484.3 31 4.6 -287.3 14 2106 - 67 9 M(-3) 16/3 -
K&R Rail Engine. * 2103 15.78 10 75 21.6 - 129.9 1 7.2 4.2 114 - 3.8 2.7 13.4 -36 9.9 0.4 -38 2106 2.2 -11 25 (1) 33/9 11.4
Karda Construct. * 2103 61.50 1 58 2.0 17.9 120.9 6 29.0 20.3 * 115 5 0.3 0.3 18.0 11 52.3 6.1 252 2106 0.4 165 22 XB(2) 23/8 -
KNR Construct. C * 2103 56.25 2 53 70.0 19.0 2903.6 18 24.7 340.8 * 24 13 18.9 12.1 807.1 54 25.1 112.4 141 2106 14.5 46 297 B(25) 302/106 20.5
Kolte Patil Dev. C * 2103 76.00 10 74 117.6 8.3 691.7 -39 9.1 -4.7 PL - 1.0 - 197.3 40 31.7 29.5 LP 2106 6.7 LP 241 (-24) 285/151 36.0
Likhitha Infra. * 2103 19.73 10 74 77.8 33.2 190.6 18 20.6 29.0 44 15 15.9 14.7 55.7 229 25.2 10.2 835 2106 19.3 134 379 (-22) 480/125 19.6
Macrotech Devel. C * 2103 447.32 10 89 149.1 9.9 5448.6 -56 25.1 410.4 * -43 - 10.8 9.2 1605.4 221 23.4 160.9 LP 2106 9.2 -43 872 M(-47) 945/421 94.8
Madhav Infra C * 2103 25.62 1 73 3.1 4.5 273.9 35 12.7 -12.5 PL - 0.3 - 68.6 157 19.8 1.8 LP 2106 - 99 5 (-) 8/4 -
Mahindra Life. C 2103 51.39 10 51 317.4 - 166.3 -73 -56.2 -71.8 * -20 - - - 148.2 935 -16.3 -13.9 31 2106 - 29 746 M(-60) 822/218 -
Man Infra C * 2103 49.50 2 66 27.3 - 427.2 60 22.6 32.0 LP 45 1.7 1.3 153.4 571 45.5 32.8 999 2106 2.5 999 67 (1) 74/21 26.5
Marathon Nextgen C * 2103 23.00 5 75 132.4 4.0 205.6 -15 31.0 15.2 -37 - 4.5 3.3 35.4 -40 30.1 4.4 -62 2106 1.8 -72 78 (-2) 110/42 43.7
Maruti Infra. * 2103 12.50 10 52 17.8 3.0 32.6 3 4.3 0.7 11 - 0.7 0.6 1.7 - -4.4 -0.3 14 2106 1.0 24 46 (4) 54/15 -
Max Heights C * 2103 15.61 10 52 19.9 4.3 10.3 -76 22.5 2.1 473 - 1.4 1.3 1.0 -83 26.6 0.3 87 2106 1.4 228 13 (-) 16/10 9.5
MBL Infrast C * 2103 104.75 10 68 78.3 - 202.8 -5 -7.5 53.9 * LP - 14.3 5.1 31.7 41 -33.9 0.1 -91 2106 5.0 LP 20 (-4) 30/7 4.0
MEP Infrast. C * 2103 183.45 10 62 5.7 - 1123.2 -45 41.4 -7.6 * 97 - 13.4 - 276.8 27 51.3 5.5 LP 2106 - 67 24 (-) 28/12 -
Mindspace Busine C * 2103 593.02 10 63 6.2 3.8 1138.1 0 72.6 307.0 * LP 3 8.5 5.2 421.0 - 67.1 124.1 LP 2106 7.3 - 296 (8) 348/275 40.4
Modulex Const. C * 2103 51.30 10 26 53.8 - - -100 - -6.4 -11 - - - - - - -1.7 -76 2106 - -41 20 (-) 24/5 -
National Standar U 2103 20.00 10 74 105.8 3.3 16.9 213 10.0 11.1 69 - 5.7 5.5 0.4 -5 -52.8 1.1 -30 2106 5.3 21 2586 (998) 2586/212 488.8
NBCC C * 2103 180.00 1 62 9.1 5.2 6832.1 -16 1.7 221.8 184 47 1.3 1.2 1386.8 103 0.7 35.8 747 2106 1.4 614 45 (-6) 60/22 32.0
CorporateScoreboard

NCC C * 2103 121.97 2 20 84.4 5.2 7949.4 -11 11.6 258.7 * -30 40 7.2 4.2 2064.3 59 10.2 50.0 219 2106 5.1 -6 81 (-6) 100/30 15.9
Nila Spaces C * 2103 39.39 1 62 3.0 0.8 45.1 -49 4.3 -2.4 PL - - - 1.4 -72 -11.2 0.6 -43 2106 - PL 2 (-1) 3/1 -
Nimbus Projects C * 2103 10.84 10 75 -48.0 - 4.6 -51 -99.9 -22.2 PL - - - 0.3 -67 - -3.2 64 2106 - PL 36 M(1) 43/15 -
Niraj Cement * 2103 40.16 10 24 43.3 - 174.8 41 0.3 2.0 * -30 - 0.8 0.5 67.8 144 1.0 0.8 157 2106 0.6 11 48 (-) 56/31 -
Nirlon * 2103 90.12 10 70 63.7 27.3 316.9 2 74.8 127.4 16 80 19.5 14.1 75.1 -6 67.7 26.5 -18 2106 13.5 4 292 (-10) 321/225 21.7
Oberoi Realty C 2103 363.60 10 68 257.7 8.2 2052.6 -8 48.8 736.3 * 8 - 21.4 20.3 284.3 141 43.9 80.6 187 2106 21.8 40 695 (-45) 754/347 31.9
Omaxe C * 2103 182.90 10 74 76.8 - 475.7 -58 -25.0 -235.2 -142 - - - 86.1 70 -21.2 -43.4 31 2106 - -452 78 (-13) 99/56 -
Parsvnath Devl. C * 2103 217.59 5 69 4.2 - 358.2 -70 -1.7 -427.9 -18 - - - 32.7 40 20.4 -89.3 9 2106 - -13 14 (-2) 20/2 -
Patel Engineerin C * 2103 47.92 1 55 48.8 0.5 1994.8 -24 11.8 -76.6 * -999 - - - 666.3 141 15.6 -0.5 99 2106 - 60 17 M(1) 23/9 -
Phoenix Mills C * 2103 34.39 2 46 284.1 9.1 1073.3 -45 45.5 47.3 -86 50 14.9 2.7 204.3 52 38.5 -24.1 43 2106 4.0 -56 847 M(-51) 918/543 211.7
PNC Infratech C * 2103 51.31 2 56 119.0 23.3 5787.6 3 24.5 496.9 -10 25 33.5 19.4 1462.5 34 24.8 117.8 28 2106 20.4 13 314 (2) 332/139 15.4
Prerna Infra. C * 2103 12.04 10 52 27.0 0.0 4.5 -54 4.7 -0.4 PL - - - 4.5 999 35.4 1.3 LP 2106 1.3 LP 26 (7) 26/12 19.7
Prestige Estates C * 2103 400.86 10 65 166.5 7.9 7264.4 -11 32.2 418.0 * 9 15 25.2 10.4 1415.8 11 24.4 57.3 999 2106 11.9 65 346 (-19) 377/222 29.0
Prime Property C * 2103 8.49 5 72 41.1 1.4 - -100 - -21.1 PL - - - 2.6 - 65.2 1.5 LP 2106 - PL 14 (-1) 18/7 -
Prozone Intu C * 2103 30.52 2 28 31.5 - 44.9 -47 42.6 -27.7 -999 - 0.2 - 7.1 999 -0.3 -5.0 47 2106 - -111 30 (-3) 56/15 -
PSP Projects C 2103 36.00 10 74 148.9 31.2 1240.9 -17 10.9 81.5 -37 40 29.8 22.6 317.4 197 12.4 24.9 LP 2106 30.5 10 435 (-31) 506/375 14.2
Puravankara C * 2103 118.57 5 75 80.4 4.7 960.7 -55 29.5 -4.7 PL - 0.7 - 181.0 -1 14.1 154.1 LP 2106 7.0 516 106 (-12) 121/41 15.1
Radhe Develop. 2103 25.18 10 43 11.6 - 0.9 -77 -99.9 -2.9 -53 - - - - - - -0.7 3 2106 - -7 13 (1) 14/8 -
Rail Vikas C * 2103 2085.02 10 78 26.7 15.8 15403.8 6 5.7 922.4 22 4 4.5 4.4 3869.1 33 5.9 232.3 65 2106 4.9 42 29 (-1) 36/18 6.0
Raja Bahadur Int C * 2103 2.50 100 75 347.8 - 93.9 964 10.4 17.3 -46 - 737.8 693.3 3.2 67 25.2 -1.3 51 2106 746.9 -44 9571 (-6410)16537/1354 12.8
Ramky Infra C * 2103 69.20 10 70 49.1 - 1056.3 -24 9.7 16.7 * LP - 7.0 2.4 263.2 11 30.3 30.0 LP 2106 0.7 LP 179 (-3) 210/28 -
RPP Infra Proj. C 2103 23.65 10 55 117.3 7.3 513.1 -14 7.0 15.5 -15 - 9.1 6.6 197.8 12 5.3 7.6 75 2103 6.6 -15 81 (-8) 103/40 12.3
Rudrabhish. Ent. C * 2103 17.34 10 68 46.2 20.3 73.5 -7 27.9 13.4 198 4 8.9 7.7 15.3 130 26.3 2.6 999 2106 8.1 - 239 (-3) 280/38 29.4
Sadbhav Engg. C * 2103 17.16 1 45 84.2 - 2243.3 -36 26.7 -170.2 * 19 - 2.4 - 397.8 4 26.2 -64.2 30 2106 - 48 62 (-7) 96/37 -
Sadbhav Infra. C * 2103 352.23 10 70 5.3 - 1280.8 -44 32.8 -283.3 * 29 - - - 194.8 -24 38.6 -70.8 27 2106 - 37 22 (-7) 42/15 -
Sam Industries * 2103 11.09 10 75 41.1 - 7.7 -19 49.9 5.0 * LP - 4.8 4.5 2.4 297 50.7 2.1 618 2106 6.2 999 26 (3) 26/6 4.2
Shashijit Infra. * 2103 10.34 10 72 10.8 - 16.8 -41 6.2 -0.2 * 61 - 0.6 - 6.7 271 4.7 - LP 2106 0.3 LP 31 (2) 36/20 -
Shervani Indl Sy C * 2103 2.70 10 60 233.8 31.1 31.9 -65 9.0 5.1 * -74 25 21.7 19.0 1.6 -64 -39.3 -1.0 PL 2106 14.0 -62 282 (-15) 418/210 20.1
Simplex Infra C * 2103 11.43 2 50 221.7 - 2200.0 -45 0.7 -469.3 -46 - - - 452.9 44 4.3 -103.7 -2 2106 - -7 40 (-5) 56/27 -
Simplex Realty C * 2103 2.99 10 55 360.5 0.3 4.2 -54 -99.9 0.3 * -12 - 1.4 1.0 0.2 2 - 0.5 90 2106 2.7 5 81 (1) 97/34 30.6
Sobha C * 2103 94.85 10 52 256.0 2.6 2109.8 -44 32.0 62.1 * -78 35 14.9 6.6 512.3 46 39.3 10.8 64 2106 7.0 -66 595 (-44) 688/221 84.9
SSPDL Ltd C * 2103 12.93 10 54 0.5 - 6.1 -13 -55.1 -17.3 -49 - - - - -100 - -6.2 4 2106 - -8 18 (3) 23/10 -
Steel Strips Inf C * 2103 8.64 10 50 39.9 - 0.9 -62 -99.9 13.3 LP - 15.4 15.4 0.3 72 -90.5 5.8 100 2106 18.7 LP 38 (14) 38/4 2.0
Sunteck Realty C 2103 14.64 1 67 189.4 3.5 613.9 10 22.0 46.3 * -38 150 3.5 3.2 92.7 69 22.2 3.0 LP 2106 3.8 17 379 (-26) 415/210 100.2
TARC Ltd C * 2103 59.02 2 66 53.0 - 191.0 62 -2.9 0.9 -98 - 0.3 - 26.3 2 11.4 -3.2 29 2106 0.1 - 40 (-2) 51/19 -
Tarmat C * 2103 13.33 10 40 45.9 - 195.8 -29 3.6 5.2 -25 - 4.9 3.9 52.7 45 4.0 1.4 56 2106 4.2 -26 75 (-10) 98/34 17.7
Tatia Global C * 2103 15.16 1 38 1.0 - 0.2 -77 -99.9 -6.4 3 - - - 0.2 -14 44.2 0.1 -34 2106 - -1 2 (-) 2/1 -
Texmaco Infrast. C * 2103 12.74 1 65 49.2 - 14.8 -21 -4.9 11.1 LP 20 1.1 0.9 3.0 25 -18.5 2.5 LP 2106 1.6 LP 63 (-1) 84/31 40.5
Thakkers Develp. C * 2103 9.00 10 71 106.1 4.8 27.6 32 37.3 11.3 53 - 13.4 12.6 1.7 52 12.1 0.4 LP 2106 10.0 14 72 (-4) 108/35 7.2
Tirupati Sarjan * 2103 16.50 5 41 22.8 4.2 65.0 -46 13.5 1.1 -62 - 0.6 0.3 8.8 168 17.3 0.1 LP 2106 0.6 65 8 (1) 11/5 -
Trans Fin. Res. * 2103 11.69 10 68 3.3 - - -100 - 3.7 30 - 3.3 3.1 - - - -0.1 7 2106 3.2 27 20 (-) 26/14 6.3
Univastu India C * 2103 11.36 10 73 29.3 - 51.2 -54 39.6 9.6 122 - 10.3 8.4 18.5 181 31.1 3.4 999 2106 11.3 239 46 (-1) 63/27 4.1
Vascon Engineers C * 2103 182.14 10 36 38.4 - 506.9 5 -2.4 -40.3 PL - - - 111.6 157 -0.6 -7.0 81 2106 - -235 28 (5) 28/8 -
Victoria Mills C * 2103 0.99 100 56 5002.0 - 17.9 0 7.4 2.8 -14 50 293.2 280.4 - - - -0.3 PL 2106 235.6 -32 3058 (-455) 3840/1600 13.0
Wardwizard Inno. * 2103 21.94 1 67 1.2 11.3 39.348913 7.8 1.9 LP - 0.1 0.1 11.5 226 8.9 0.7 343 2106 0.1 LP 66 (-1) 98/16 -
Welspun Enterp C * 2103 148.86 10 53 113.2 7.9 1529.5 -15 10.7 129.0 * -11 15 9.7 8.7 372.5 96 9.0 25.4 28 2106 9.0 -10 97 (-8) 135/56 10.7
Zuari Global C * 2103 29.44 10 57 694.6 - 833.8 8 6.7 -76.2 * 75 20 - - 173.2 -4 -10.1 -27.0 43 2106 - 82 135 (-24) 178/44 -
IND.COMPOSITE 27537.89 159986.0 18.4 3253.0 80960.7 9.4 1398.6 443313 37.7
32 COURIERS
Blue Dart Expres C 2103 23.73 10 75 249.4 21.7 3288.1 4 20.7 117.6 * 419 150 230.8 49.6 866.2 108 18.4 31.3 LP 2106 117.3 LP 5741 (289) 6184/1860 48.9
Gati C * 2103 24.59 2 52 43.5 - 1283.3 -25 1.9 -22.5 * 50 - 0.9 - 290.2 84 - -6.9 70 2106 - 89 144 M(-18) 180/42 -
TCI Express 2103 7.70 2 67 112.7 25.8 844.0 -18 16.0 99.6 * 12 100 28.2 25.9 222.9 151 14.4 23.8 999 2106 32.1 72 1340 M(-215)1747/735 41.8
IND.COMPOSITE 56.02 5415.5 15.5 194.7 2758.8 6.9 48.2 20551 46.7
33 CYCLES AND ACCESSORIES
Tube Investments C * 2103 19.28 1 47 112.6 14.5 6083.3 28 10.2 283.7 * -11 150 27.8 14.7 2437.5 434 11.5 120.0 LP 2106 25.6 158 1282 M(179) 1399/523 50.1
IND.COMPOSITE 19.28 6083.3 10.2 283.7 4875.0 5.8 120.0 24729 50.1
34 DETERGENTS / INTERMEDIATES
Galaxy Surfact. C * 2103 35.45 10 71 367.1 25.6 2784.1 7 16.2 303.2 * 31 180 106.4 85.5 826.4 36 13.1 76.8 36 2106 91.0 38 3033 (-126) 3350/1605 33.3
Pee Cee Cosma * 2103 2.65 10 75 102.9 9.3 82.3 11 8.1 4.8 126 30 20.2 18.0 22.8 5 5.0 0.8 -48 2106 15.3 61 145 (-17) 200/68 9.5
Standard Surfact * 2103 7.15 10 57 24.6 4.7 92.9 12 4.4 2.2 226 - 3.6 3.0 33.2 76 5.8 1.1 60 2106 3.7 147 113 (10) 144/13 30.6
IND.COMPOSITE 45.25 2959.2 15.6 310.2 1764.7 6.3 78.7 10872 33.0
35 DIAMOND CUTTING / JEWELLERY
Ashapuri Gold * 2103 25.00 10 62 31.1 1.1 117.6 -3 3.3 2.6 438 - 1.2 1.0 23.9 827 4.5 0.7 -74 2106 1.0 438 40 (-2) 91/35 40.0
Asian Star Co. C * 2103 16.01 10 75 757.0 6.1 2544.4 -17 2.3 62.9 * -1 15 48.6 39.3 858.8 447 2.7 20.6 999 2106 54.3 123 900 (16) 1081/586 16.6
D. P. Abhushan C * 2103 22.25 10 75 43.6 - 1218.2 51 4.2 27.4 64 - 14.1 12.3 175.3 322 5.9 4.3 31 2106 12.8 - 208 (18) 239/63 16.3
Darshan Orna * 2103 10.01 10 49 12.1 - 6.0 -67 -0.3 1.8 LP - 1.8 1.8 3.4 999 3.9 0.4 999 2106 2.4 LP 52 (4) 54/8 22.0
Goldiam Intl. C * 2103 22.17 10 66 209.6 11.7 406.0 11 20.5 51.0 * 8 80 24.6 23.0 150.9 359 19.5 23.6 992 2106 37.3 118 758 (158) 760/105 20.3
Golkunda Diamond 2103 6.96 10 73 43.9 9.2 173.5 31 3.1 2.7 * 23 12 4.5 3.9 60.3 573 3.4 1.2 LP 2106 5.9 152 60 (-1) 66/15 10.1
CorporateScoreboard

Kalyan Jewellers C * 2103 1030.05 10 61 27.4 7.3 8573.3 -15 6.9 -6.3 PL - 2.1 - 1636.8 109 4.2 -51.3 33 2106 - PL 65 (-7) 90/56 -
Moksh Ornaments * 2103 10.73 2 65 7.5 16.3 336.8 -2 2.4 5.7 6 - 1.1 1.1 66.9 999 2.0 1.1 54 2106 1.1 6 31 M(-) 32/4 28.2
Narbada Gems * 2103 15.18 10 65 19.7 13.9 38.2 -31 9.2 2.0 -17 - 1.4 1.3 10.5 530 13.7 0.9 999 2106 1.9 54 26 (-4) 50/15 13.8
PC Jeweller C * 2103 465.40 10 55 91.7 2.1 2826.3 -46 14.6 62.0 -25 - 2.1 1.3 246.8 305 7.4 -65.6 11 2106 1.5 LP 22 (-3) 33/13 14.6
Rajesh Exports C * 2103 29.53 1 54 380.1 12.5258313.1 32 0.4 845.5 -30 100 31.7 28.6 50897.0 11 0.6 278.4 83 2106 32.9 -8 610 (-5) 655/441 18.5
Renaiss. Global C * 2103 18.88 10 71 446.3 5.5 2031.2 -19 4.7 42.5 * -52 45 39.1 22.5 409.5 121 7.6 23.5 LP 2106 46.2 50 730 (38) 777/206 15.8
S.M. Gold 2103 10.04 10 63 13.5 1.0 33.4 17 2.1 0.6 332 - 0.6 0.6 6.2 999 2.8 0.1 LP 2106 0.6 332 130 B(21) 130/18 216.7
Swarnsarita Gems C * 2103 20.88 10 50 49.8 4.7 575.7 3 1.8 5.5 21 - 2.8 2.6 121.4 999 1.7 1.7 LP 2106 3.7 LP 16 (-2) 20/6 4.3
TBZ C * 2103 66.73 10 74 78.4 4.7 1342.0 -26 9.1 43.3 102 25 10.5 6.5 193.7 144 -0.7 -9.8 53 2106 8.1 LP 79 (-7) 96/33 9.8
Thangamayil Jew. * 2103 13.72 10 70 217.1 33.4 1818.6 7 8.1 86.6 90 100 70.0 63.1 250.0 98 -1.0 -7.5 -16 2106 62.3 224 838 (-49) 1020/317 13.4
Titan Company C * 2103 88.78 1 53 84.4 13.6 21644.0 3 8.0 961.3 * -36 400 15.1 10.8 3473.0 75 3.9 20.0 LP 2106 14.5 52 1838 (68) 1858/1061 127.1
Vaibhav Global C 2103 32.67 2 58 59.0 31.7 2540.1 28 14.6 271.9 * 44 250 19.0 16.6 682.1 24 14.2 71.5 35 2106 17.8 41 769 M(-43) 1058/310 43.1
Veeram Securit. * 2103 10.09 10 53 14.3 10.0 20.5 3 7.7 2.9 167 - 3.1 2.9 - - - - - 2103 2.9 167 90 (45) 94/36 31.0
IND.COMPOSITE 1915.08 304558.9 1.5 2471.9 118532.6 0.6 313.7 208734 66.0
36 DOMESTIC APPLIANCES
Bajaj Electrical C * 2103 22.93 2 63 137.7 12.1 4584.6 -8 6.7 176.8 * LP - 22.0 15.4 856.9 41 0.1 -21.9 49 2106 16.3 LP 1048 M(-100)1225/440 64.3
Butterfly Gan Ap * 2103 17.88 10 65 124.8 17.4 869.6 28 9.2 36.2 809 30 28.9 20.2 144.4 88 5.4 1.0 LP 2106 25.6 LP 777 (-13) 924/125 30.4
Hawkins Cookers 2103 5.29 10 56 335.8 50.8 768.5 14 14.4 80.6 11 800 162.5 152.4 151.5 50 16.0 17.1 166 2106 172.6 40 6200 (-210) 6590/4649 35.9
IFB Industries C * 2103 40.52 10 75 171.5 8.6 3505.2 5 6.2 57.5 * 124 - 39.5 14.2 572.0 99 -5.5 -41.3 8 2106 16.5 LP 935 (-90) 1458/406 56.5
Orient Electric 2103 21.22 1 38 21.5 29.4 2113.3 -2 10.4 120.0 * 52 200 7.7 5.7 422.3 136 5.3 5.0 LP 2106 7.2 368 327 (8) 368/174 45.5
Stove Kraft * 2103 32.59 10 54 92.9 - 859.0 28 13.2 81.4 * 999 - 29.3 25.0 214.2 133 9.4 13.5 734 2106 25.0 999 791 M(4) 849/400 31.6
Symphony C 2103 13.99 2 73 108.5 16.2 899.8 -18 15.5 113.1 * -39 250 19.2 16.2 230.0 49 4.3 6.0 200 2106 16.6 -25 909 (-43) 1530/811 54.6
TTK Prestige C 2103 13.86 10 70 1084.2 16.2 2186.9 5 14.9 227.9 * 17 500 193.2 164.4 401.1 77 11.0 30.6 999 2106 189.4 62 8819 (118) 9580/5309 46.6
Whirlpool India C * 2103 126.87 10 75 225.3 13.0 7480.6 3 7.0 353.3 * -28 50 39.1 27.8 1340.6 31 4.1 25.5 62 2106 28.5 15 1999 (-175) 2777/1983 70.2
IND.COMPOSITE 295.15 23267.6 8.7 1246.8 8665.9 1.8 35.6 73922 57.6
37 DRY CELLS
Eveready Inds. C * 2103 36.34 5 5 33.7 10.5 1249.0 2 18.1 147.2 * 170 - 24.0 20.3 282.1 7 20.9 30.1 21 2106 21.0 109 351 (-24) 403/128 16.7
HBL Power System C * 2103 27.72 1 59 28.2 3.0 912.0 -16 7.2 17.4 * -24 35 2.0 0.6 230.5 91 7.1 6.7 LP 2106 1.4 519 49 (-3) 58/15 34.2
IND.COMPOSITE 64.06 2161.0 13.5 164.6 1025.3 7.4 36.9 3905 20.3
38 DYES AND PIGMENTS
Asahi Songwon C * 2103 12.03 10 67 189.2 11.6 283.1 0 17.9 28.9 * 27 35 31.3 24.1 97.0 68 10.6 5.7 -14 2106 23.2 17 344 (-70) 443/170 14.8
Atul C 2103 29.59 10 45 1293.3 18.3 3731.5 -9 24.7 637.9 * -3 - 261.7 215.6 1080.2 64 21.9 165.9 41 2106 237.9 11 9020 (-82) 9651/5160 37.9
Bhageria Indust. C 2103 21.82 5 71 103.5 14.7 402.0 -3 25.8 62.6 * -5 70 20.3 14.3 113.0 117 19.6 13.0 127 2106 16.0 28 244 (-29) 297/124 15.2
Bodal Chemicals C * 2103 24.50 2 59 79.6 10.2 1226.4 -11 7.1 42.0 -52 40 5.9 3.4 421.8 258 11.6 29.9 LP 2106 7.5 186 109 M(-12) 128/59 14.6
Camex C * 2103 10.21 10 71 33.2 4.0 150.2 14 2.0 1.3 * 5 - 2.2 1.3 37.1 162 - -0.5 -140 2106 1.0 999 27 (-2) 39/13 26.6
Daikaffil Chem * 2103 6.00 10 31 28.6 - 11.4 -27 1.5 -0.4 PL - 1.2 - 1.6 9 -35.4 -0.8 -35 2106 - PL 37 (-3) 45/24 -
Dynamic Industri 2103 3.03 10 52 149.3 2.2 35.2 -37 3.5 0.4 -61 10 4.6 1.3 11.6 195 2.9 0.2 LP 2106 3.4 999 85 (-23) 115/36 25.0
Dynemic Products C * 2103 11.33 10 30 138.0 20.5 205.6 13 21.1 28.5 18 - 28.2 25.2 58.8 40 22.4 8.7 18 2106 26.3 16 553 (-34) 624/179 21.0
Generic Pharma. * 2103 27.69 1 60 0.7 5.2 21.3 29 5.6 1.3 25 - 0.1 - 8.1 -2 1.7 0.2 -85 2106 0.1 30 9 (-2) 14/7 -
Indokem * 2103 24.33 10 71 13.1 - 79.2 -12 6.5 3.0 480 - 1.7 1.2 24.2 155 3.0 0.5 717 2106 1.4 109 36 (-4) 53/10 25.6
Kiri Industries C * 2103 36.81 10 38 594.5 21.8 957.0 -27 8.6 252.5 -33 - 81.1 68.6 292.8 169 6.9 90.6 LP 2106 108.9 31 500 M(-74) 679/405 4.6
Sadhana Nitro C * 2103 19.56 1 74 6.6 13.2 103.1 -3 22.7 15.9 9 - 1.1 0.8 28.5 72 16.6 2.3 276 2106 0.9 120 39 B(-8) 53/13 -
Sh. Hari Chem. * 2103 4.45 10 49 82.8 - 56.2 -2 3.7 0.9 LP - 5.5 1.9 9.0 316 5.4 0.3 LP 2106 7.7 LP 64 (-9) 84/21 8.2
Sh.Pushkar Chem. C * 2103 30.84 10 67 109.9 12.1 354.9 2 12.2 28.5 -20 10 13.4 9.3 118.5 86 15.6 13.4 999 2106 13.0 32 182 (10) 208/98 14.0
Sudarshan Chem. C * 2103 13.85 2 40 107.4 21.0 1864.1 9 15.6 141.0 * 8 200 32.9 20.4 473.9 35 13.1 26.2 44 2106 21.5 22 630 (-120) 792/407 29.3
Ultramarine Pig. C * 2103 5.84 2 47 157.9 14.5 308.2 1 24.8 55.3 * -8 250 21.9 18.9 88.4 46 23.4 13.9 39 2106 20.4 - 400 (17) 448/217 19.6
Vidhi Specialty C * 2103 4.99 1 64 32.3 26.4 266.4 19 19.7 36.6 8 80 7.9 7.3 103.5 157 18.2 13.4 100 2106 8.7 31 333 (-6) 384/82 38.5
Vivid Global * 2103 4.56 5 49 13.7 11.1 48.3 -18 5.4 1.5 71 4 2.4 1.6 12.5 45 4.6 0.4 11 2106 1.7 13 35 (-7) 48/14 20.7
IND.COMPOSITE 291.43 10104.0 17.7 1337.7 5960.5 8.0 383.0 40958 24.5
39 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
ABB 2012 42.38 2 75 175.8 4.9 5821.0 -20 4.9 174.3 * -50 250 13.9 8.2 1425.0 45 6.6 68.3 346 2106 14.7 33 1757 (75) 1856/849 119.9
ABB Power Produc 2012 8.48 2 75 231.6 14.3 3420.4 6 7.6 126.3 * -36 100 48.0 29.8 783.8 24 4.6 16.3 43 2106 33.0 -22 1779 (-155) 2202/879 54.0
Amba Enterprises * 2103 6.33 5 42 15.1 8.2 110.9 10 2.9 2.2 59 - 2.0 1.7 40.9 491 4.4 1.1 365 2106 2.4 130 23 (-2) 32/8 9.9
Apar Inds. C 2103 38.27 10 60 368.2 12.4 6388.0 -14 6.8 159.3 * 18 95 66.1 41.6 1809.6 40 7.1 62.3 LP 2106 64.3 247 623 (-36) 722/278 9.7
BHEL 2103 696.41 2 63 76.1 - 17308.4 -19 -18.1 -2717.1 -84 - - - 2901.3 46 -16.3 -445.4 50 2106 - -5 54 (-6) 80/27 -
Bharat Bijlee * 2103 5.65 10 33 1720.4 5.9 731.1 -21 5.0 26.1 -43 50 63.2 46.1 288.0 297 7.6 13.7 LP 2106 85.8 85 1407 (36) 1523/650 16.4
CG Power & Indu. C * 2103 270.37 2 53 1.1 - 2964.0 -42 3.6 795.6 * LP - 6.9 5.9 1050.0 189 10.1 50.6 LP 2106 0.9 LP 80 M(1) 92/13 -
Crompton Gr. Con C 2103 125.57 2 6 30.8 36.3 4803.5 6 15.0 616.7 24 275 10.3 9.8 1050.5 46 11.9 94.8 27 2106 10.1 42 456 M(-34) 498/246 45.0
GE T&D India * 2103 51.21 2 75 43.8 5.4 3452.4 9 5.0 58.1 * LP - 4.8 2.3 638.1 -1 0.2 -19.3 5 2106 2.3 LP 133 (-7) 154/80 57.4
Havells India C 2103 62.63 1 59 82.6 21.2 10457.3 11 15.3 1003.7 * 35 650 20.0 16.0 2610.0 76 13.6 235.8 269 2106 19.4 96 1226 M(40) 1259/603 63.1
High Energy Bat. * 2103 1.79 10 41 234.3 55.8 77.8 27 38.7 18.3 * 227 150 108.7 102.4 10.8 177 25.6 1.2 LP 2106 117.8 705 1799 (-336) 2922/246 15.3
Honda India * 2103 10.14 10 67 597.1 11.6 938.9 11 7.7 48.7 -23 100 68.0 48.0 264.2 140 8.5 19.8 LP 2106 74.5 96 1233 (19) 1388/902 16.6
HPL Electric C * 2103 64.30 10 73 117.9 3.0 875.1 -10 13.6 10.0 -54 2 8.5 1.5 129.0 34 9.5 -17.4 7 2106 1.5 LP 68 (-14) 92/27 45.7
Inox Wind C * 2103 221.92 10 73 59.3 - 710.7 -7 -22.8 -305.6 -9 - - - 169.4 75 0.7 -52.3 29 2106 - 16 128 (-8) 160/35 -
Kaycee Inds. * 2103 0.63 100 75 2356.1 5.1 22.7 -3 5.4 0.7 * -51 30 181.7 117.3 4.1 50 1.2 - LP 2106 146.8 -8 3740 (-533) 4836/2567 25.5
Marine Electric. C * 2103 24.53 2 74 13.3 5.9 251.3 -4 10.8 12.9 130 10 1.8 1.1 65.1 122 6.1 0.5 LP 2106 1.6 - 42 (-8) 91/16 25.7
Mehai Technology * 2103 10.71 10 72 11.8 - 5.1 -79 5.1 0.1 LP - 0.2 0.1 1.1 44 12.5 0.1 639 2106 0.2 82 48 (-6) 105/10 -
Rexnord Electr. C * 2103 11.16 10 70 37.0 9.6 50.2 -23 13.0 4.1 * 16 - 5.1 3.7 16.2 411 16.5 1.6 LP 2106 5.7 271 57 (-5) 75/22 10.1
CorporateScoreboard

RTS Power Corpn. C * 2103 9.17 10 74 138.3 3.0 77.5 -31 3.4 2.3 -79 - 5.9 2.5 17.5 24 3.5 0.3 -75 2106 1.6 -83 73 (12) 78/26 45.5
Salzer Electron. C * 2103 15.98 10 33 208.0 11.1 625.7 7 10.1 20.4 * -25 16 22.8 12.8 152.6 55 9.7 4.0 657 2106 14.9 8 164 (-21) 190/89 11.0
Schneider Elect. * 2103 47.82 2 75 0.1 - 1297.1 -6 4.9 12.0 * LP - 1.4 0.5 288.2 39 -0.7 -16.1 40 2106 1.0 LP 122 (-17) 147/68 -
Siemens C * 2009 71.22 2 75 277.6 12.3 9946.5 -24 10.1 769.5 -32 350 28.7 21.6 2934.2 140 8.4 138.9 985 2106 29.9 34 2225 (248) 2274/1143 74.5
Star Delta Trans * 2103 3.00 10 75 177.3 8.9 18.5 -72 -1.7 1.8 -60 - 8.6 5.9 3.6 54 3.0 0.3 -6 2106 5.8 -40 83 (-13) 123/68 14.3
Surana Solar 2103 24.60 5 70 11.0 - 27.9 -16 19.2 0.2 -64 - 1.0 - 3.7 13 36.2 0.1 LP 2106 0.1 168 13 (-1) 16/6 -
Suzlon Energy C * 2103 1774.01 2 17 -3.7 - 3345.7 13 16.0 -701.4 * 73 - - - 1141.8 118 13.6 541.7 LP 2106 - 86 7 M(-) 9/3 -
TD Power Systems C * 2103 30.99 10 59 151.9 4.0 593.6 15 11.4 39.5 * 131 25 19.7 12.7 163.1 122 9.7 8.8 LP 2106 18.7 506 258 M(61) 263/102 13.8
Triveni Turbine C * 2103 32.33 1 68 19.7 24.2 702.6 -14 20.4 116.7 * -4 120 4.2 3.6 184.1 11 19.4 27.8 2 2106 3.6 -1 130 (10) 136/64 35.8
V-Guard Industri C * 2103 43.02 1 56 28.2 18.2 2721.2 9 11.5 201.0 * 7 120 5.6 4.7 565.2 39 8.1 25.5 576 2106 5.2 61 234 (-13) 285/160 45.3
Volt.Transform. * 2103 10.12 10 50 824.5 12.1 692.3 -19 11.1 112.2 26 250 119.7 110.9 161.9 124 4.0 15.8 -18 2106 107.5 18 1478 (-74) 1686/960 13.8
IND.COMPOSITE 3714.74 78437.5 3.6 608.6 37745.3 2.6 778.6 297061 58.2
40 ELECTRODES - GRAPHITES
Graphite India C * 2103 39.08 2 65 232.5 - 1957.6 -37 -10.8 -30.6 * PL 250 1.1 - 610.0 49 23.1 150.0 LP 2106 10.0 LP 669 (-53) 815/163 66.7
HEG C * 2103 38.60 10 60 905.6 - 1256.2 -42 -4.2 -73.1 * -999 30 - - 413.7 77 17.5 56.8 296 2106 6.4 LP 2336 (-10) 2564/659 367.3
Panasonic Carbon * 2103 4.80 10 63 265.6 15.7 48.9 9 37.9 18.9 11 120 41.6 39.4 13.0 64 34.8 4.6 56 2106 42.8 25 553 (-38) 644/346 12.9
IND.COMPOSITE 82.48 3262.8 -7.6 -84.8 2073.3 10.5 211.4 22351 92.7
41 ELECTRODES - WELDING EQUIPMENT
Ador Fontech C 2103 7.00 2 39 31.1 9.2 149.5 -16 12.1 9.5 * 9 110 3.6 2.7 54.2 158 13.6 6.3 LP 2106 4.8 199 75 (-1) 87/30 15.5
Ador Welding C * 2103 13.60 10 57 174.7 4.3 447.7 -15 4.2 10.4 * -60 - 15.9 7.7 127.9 133 8.7 6.8 LP 2106 14.1 -13 711 (-24) 808/235 50.3
Esab India * 2103 15.39 10 74 168.4 19.5 681.2 -2 12.2 58.3 * -18 440 45.5 37.9 181.2 46 15.5 20.4 184 2106 47.1 17 1912 (-12) 2120/1290 40.6
IND.COMPOSITE 35.99 1278.4 9.4 78.2 726.5 6.4 33.4 4173 38.4
42 ELECTRONICS - CONSUMER
Aditya Vision * 2103 12.03 10 74 47.3 42.8 748.0 -6 5.6 24.7 76 50 22.4 20.5 193.6 28 8.0 9.8 101 2106 31.8 - 805 (-539) 1564/25 25.3
Calcom Vision * 2103 10.54 10 82 39.3 - 57.7 22 6.1 0.8 65 - 1.6 0.7 7.6 117 -2.2 -1.0 38 2106 1.3 LP 34 (-3) 43/18 26.0
Dixon Technolog. C 2103 11.71 2 35 125.9 26.3 6448.2 47 4.4 159.8 33 50 34.8 27.3 1867.3 261 2.6 18.2 999 2106 30.1 79 4157 (-187) 4732/1550 138.1
Dynavision * 2103 3.84 10 55 4.0 - 6.1 -6 81.3 4.6 -2 - 12.0 11.9 1.9 64 85.0 1.4 53 2106 13.2 16 79 (1) 84/34 6.0
MIRC Electronics * 2103 23.10 1 53 9.7 - 765.8 27 2.8 1.9 LP - 0.4 0.1 174.2 84 -1.0 -6.8 37 2106 - 91 17 (-4) 26/7 -
Salora Intl. * 2103 8.81 10 67 49.4 - 87.8 -48 -4.5 -5.7 * 58 - - - 17.4 109 -6.0 -2.0 17 2106 - 62 40 (-) 54/14 -
IND.COMPOSITE 70.03 8113.6 4.4 186.1 4523.9 1.4 19.6 25806 114.8
43 ELECTRONICS - COMPONENTS
Amber Enterp. C * 2103 33.69 10 40 476.1 15.2 3030.5 -24 7.3 81.6 -48 - 51.6 24.2 707.9 173 6.0 12.4 LP 2106 34.6 86 2890 (-125) 3668/1699 83.6
Aplab * 2103 10.00 10 59 -21.1 - 53.0 3 9.3 -0.4 87 - - - 9.1 29 2.7 -1.4 -77 2106 - 8 22 R(1) 27/6 -
B C C Fuba India * 2103 15.31 10 40 8.2 - 44.5 -6 2.6 0.5 * LP - 0.6 0.4 5.7 474 7.3 0.3 LP 2106 0.7 LP 16 (-1) 22/8 -
Bharat Electron C * 2103 243.66 1 51 45.4 18.9 14108.7 9 22.8 2098.9 15 400 10.2 8.6 1648.7 -2 4.2 24.4 -55 2106 8.5 24 174 (-10) 192/86 20.5
Centum Electron C * 2103 12.88 10 59 173.1 8.0 817.4 -7 10.8 17.2 -41 40 48.5 13.3 174.4 -8 5.5 -2.8 PL 2106 3.2 -82 432 (-100) 561/259 133.2
Cosmo Ferrites * 2103 12.03 10 63 13.0 - 63.7 16 8.2 0.5 * LP - 3.7 0.4 19.8 172 18.2 1.7 LP 2106 3.2 LP 52 (-24) 80/5 16.1
Genus Power C 2103 25.75 1 50 35.2 9.1 608.6 -43 16.7 68.6 -6 - 3.5 2.7 130.4 55 3.9 23.8 120 2106 3.2 15 60 M(-11) 82/24 19.0
Honeywell Auto * 2103 8.84 10 75 2917.3 19.3 3042.8 -8 19.5 460.0 * -6 850 575.4 520.4 683.2 -7 17.1 91.5 -7 2106 513.0 -4 40256 (-2049)49805/2785478.5
Kernex Microsys. C 2103 12.50 10 22 50.1 - 18.3 23 20.9 2.0 -41 - 2.9 1.6 1.6 205 - -3.4 -63 2106 0.6 -66 77 (2) 94/16 -
MIC Electronics * 2103 44.05 2 8 -0.1 - 1.1 -41 -99.9 -5.4 77 - 0.1 - 0.3 - - -2.2 -10 2106 - 76 1 (-) 2/1 -
Nitiraj Engineer C * 2103 10.25 10 69 71.0 2.6 53.4 12 15.2 3.5 47 - 6.5 3.5 5.0 -29 6.6 -0.4 21 2106 3.5 47 46 (-3) 66/38 13.1
PG Electroplast * 2103 20.89 10 66 111.4 1.8 703.2 10 7.0 12.2 * 285 - 14.5 5.9 137.5 273 6.7 0.7 LP 2106 10.3 LP 350 M(-19) 501/43 34.0
Ruttonsha Intl. * 2103 6.96 10 72 31.8 7.0 30.1 -10 9.6 1.3 -6 - 3.5 1.9 8.7 200 11.2 0.7 LP 2106 3.9 999 54 (-7) 76/29 14.0
Shivalik Bimetal * 2103 7.68 2 61 36.0 11.4 203.7 9 17.7 24.2 92 30 7.8 6.3 70.3 147 22.5 11.2 558 2106 8.8 197 169 (26) 193/38 19.3
IND.COMPOSITE 464.49 22779.0 19.0 2764.7 7203.1 3.8 156.6 91615 32.8
44 ENGINEERING
A2Z Infra Engg. C * 2103 176.12 10 28 19.2 - 414.9 -41 -6.2 -77.4 -2 - - - 72.8 1 4.4 -7.7 40 2106 - 8 5 (-) 7/3 -
Aaron Industries * 2103 10.04 10 75 12.1 14.1 24.9 16 13.7 1.9 43 - 2.6 1.9 5.8 77 15.3 0.4 LP 2106 2.3 - 104 (-13) 136/24 46.1
Action Const.Eq. C * 2103 22.70 2 70 46.1 15.7 1227.2 6 9.8 75.9 * 47 25 7.9 6.7 321.5 218 9.4 19.3 LP 2106 9.1 184 217 (-38) 272/59 23.8
Balu Forge * 2103 74.16 10 65 16.2 - 142.169686 8.6 7.6 999 - 1.2 1.0 48.4 - 11.4 3.9 LP 2106 1.6 999 250 M(1) 269/59 157.0
Bemco Hydraulics C * 2103 2.19 10 75 170.8 11.1 64.5 99 15.3 3.9 * LP - 21.8 18.0 9.1 91 12.0 - 97 2106 24.3 LP 304 (-8) 407/55 12.5
BEML Ltd C * 2103 41.64 10 54 531.8 0.9 3556.6 18 3.9 68.7 8 60 33.6 16.5 451.0 16 -18.2 -94.0 30 2106 26.1 290 1300 (-19) 1544/584 49.8
Bharat Dynamics * 2103 183.28 10 75 146.5 21.9 1913.8 -38 18.0 257.8 -52 74 19.2 14.1 128.6 309 -26.2 -21.0 73 2106 17.2 -20 379 (-37) 481/281 22.0
Brady & Morris * 2103 2.25 10 74 30.0 54.4 38.1 -13 7.7 2.6 -28 - 14.5 11.7 8.4 56 12.2 0.6 999 2106 14.4 7 162 (33) 188/68 11.3
Cenlub Industrie * 2103 4.66 10 52 72.0 7.1 41.0 5 15.7 4.0 95 - 10.7 8.6 7.0 57 5.9 0.2 21 2106 8.7 154 80 (-14) 114/28 9.2
Disa India C * 2103 1.45 10 75 1309.9 13.5 185.1 -21 14.8 24.1 * -19 100 193.4 165.6 38.7 37 11.9 4.4 LP 2106 198.8 36 5775 (270) 5990/3325 29.0
Dynamatic Tech. C 2103 6.34 10 49 581.5 4.0 1118.2 -9 13.3 2.0 -97 - 125.4 3.1 320.4 73 12.5 5.8 LP 2106 25.4 -57 2075 (389) 2284/650 81.6
Elecon Engg.Co C * 2103 22.44 2 59 81.9 6.5 1044.7 -4 17.8 57.8 * 186 20 9.8 5.1 292.5 117 20.1 27.3 LP 2106 9.4 54 178 (32) 182/22 19.0
Forbes & Co C * 2103 12.90 10 74 -109.3 - 2856.8 5 6.5 11.8 * LP - 84.5 9.1 545.5 30 6.4 -0.6 99 2106 22.4 LP 3001 (-7) 3283/999 134.0
G G Dandekar C * 2103 0.48 1 60 85.0 - 4.6 9 -27.7 0.1 LP - 1.6 0.2 0.7 124 -53.5 -0.3 -15 2106 0.1 LP 49 (-5) 63/39 -
GMM Pfaudler C * 2103 2.92 2 55 278.5 29.7 1001.1 69 14.1 109.3 * 52 250 109.4 74.8 551.7 257 7.0 2.2 -89 2106 83.5 68 4368 (-440) 6360/3316 52.3
Guj Apollo Inds C * 2103 11.80 10 58 451.2 4.7 55.1 108 -20.1 45.5 74 20 41.5 38.5 7.4 223 -23.2 1.9 -98 2106 - PL 220 M(-12) 277/179 -
Hercules Hoists * 2103 3.20 1 70 154.5 1.9 78.4 -6 5.2 7.9 * -39 150 3.4 2.5 22.0 199 5.1 2.3 847 2106 3.2 -14 144 (-18) 180/82 45.4
Hind.Aeronautics C * 2103 334.39 10 75 460.9 - 22754.5 6 23.5 3237.9 * 16 300 132.1 96.8 1615.8 -7 15.0 194.7 31 2106 98.2 34 1068 (-31) 1424/660 10.9
Hind.Ever.Tools 2103 1.61 10 66 125.0 - 2.8 0 31.7 2.5 * LP - 15.6 15.6 2.8 - 77.0 2.9 LP 2103 15.6 LP 750 (290) 750/70 48.0
HLE Glascoat C * 2103 13.46 10 71 139.7 70.5 484.5 14 18.9 52.3 37 40 45.3 38.9 124.2 48 19.1 14.2 126 2106 44.7 63 3264 M(-166)3870/1263 73.0
ICE Make Refrig. C * 2103 15.70 10 75 35.9 11.0 134.7 -2 7.7 3.6 -28 12 5.1 2.3 32.4 92 - -0.8 39 2106 2.6 25 76 M(-9) 120/41 28.9
CorporateScoreboard

Intl. Conveyors C 2103 6.75 1 62 22.8 - 169.3 72 11.8 16.6 161 - 2.7 2.5 32.1 -4 15.4 4.7 174 2106 2.9 186 63 (1) 79/26 21.6
ION Exchange C * 2103 14.67 10 27 364.4 31.5 1449.5 -2 14.2 145.8 * 56 100 118.3 99.4 314.1 18 11.4 23.9 35 2106 102.4 54 2199 (-329) 2947/656 21.5
ISGEC Heavy C * 2103 7.35 1 62 274.9 8.5 5425.6 -8 8.4 247.9 72 300 47.4 33.7 1128.4 5 4.3 13.6 -67 2106 30.0 40 700 (-123) 877/231 23.4
John Cockerill * 2103 4.94 10 75 354.8 - 198.1 -47 -13.8 -29.1 * PL - - - 97.3 606 -0.8 -1.1 90 2106 - PL 1014 (-84) 1160/563 -
Kabra Extrusion C 2103 15.95 5 59 87.2 9.6 274.2 25 14.9 24.4 * 358 50 10.7 7.7 55.3 52 12.4 2.8 LP 2106 8.6 108 220 (6) 242/56 25.4
Kennametal India C 2006 21.98 10 75 266.8 7.1 705.0 -25 9.9 38.2 * -58 - 33.0 17.4 227.9 24 15.3 22.0 124 2103 20.4 -29 1241 (-25) 1369/696 60.7
KPT Industries * 2103 1.70 5 48 91.6 17.7 102.2 -4 9.6 2.2 -57 10 15.2 6.3 22.6 77 10.1 0.5 LP 2106 17.0 411 127 (-14) 177/57 7.5
La Tim Metal & I C 2103 8.83 10 62 20.5 - 397.0 124 6.3 17.6 LP 5 22.3 19.9 99.8 85 11.5 8.5 999 2106 29.6 LP 136 (20) 155/29 4.6
Loyal Equipments C * 2103 10.20 10 74 21.2 14.9 27.2 -20 10.4 0.9 -69 - 2.3 0.9 6.6 -17 -15.5 -1.4 PL 2106 - PL 31 (-3) 38/25 -
MTAR Technologie C * 2103 30.76 10 50 155.0 13.1 246.4 15 33.7 46.1 47 60 19.1 15.0 54.0 11 26.8 8.7 64 2106 15.0 47 1293 (-136) 1562/870 86.2
Pitti Engg. C * 2103 16.03 5 59 73.6 - 518.2 -1 15.1 28.8 68 - 18.5 9.0 175.4 - 15.9 7.4 - 2106 14.3 - 190 (-15) 215/25 13.2
Polymechplast Ma C * 2103 4.78 10 43 33.9 - 60.9 39 6.4 2.8 62 10 6.8 5.8 13.1 202 5.6 0.4 93 2106 6.2 - 49 (-7) 65/18 7.9
Praj Industries C * 2103 36.72 2 33 43.7 10.6 1304.7 18 8.6 80.8 * 21 108 5.6 4.4 386.3 198 7.9 22.2 LP 2106 6.2 122 328 M(-45) 407/64 52.8
Skipper C * 2103 10.27 1 72 68.9 2.6 1581.5 14 9.1 21.4 -48 10 6.5 2.1 274.6 24 6.1 -10.0 14 2106 2.3 6 81 (-8) 98/38 36.2
Skyline Millars * 2103 4.02 1 72 6.7 3.9 4.2 12 57.1 2.8 46 - 0.7 0.7 - - - -0.2 -205 2106 0.7 361 12 (-3) 19/3 -
Texmaco Rail C * 2103 25.03 1 57 45.6 4.7 1688.9 -8 7.0 13.7 -74 10 2.0 0.5 330.8 51 11.1 7.1 LP 2106 1.9 -2 35 (-3) 42/23 18.3
The Anup Enginee C 2103 9.85 10 43 342.3 16.1 279.1 14 25.2 53.3 * 25 70 64.7 54.1 52.0 72 24.0 7.9 52 2106 57.1 - 999 M(-36) 1075/505 17.5
Thermax C * 2103 23.83 2 62 273.0 7.9 4791.3 -16 7.2 246.6 * 18 350 30.3 20.7 1052.4 58 6.0 42.4 LP 2106 25.5 126 1362 (-45) 1570/706 53.5
Titagarh Wagons C * 2103 23.88 2 45 70.4 - 1520.6 -14 6.2 -4.5 PL - 2.1 - 507.3 132 8.8 17.4 LP 2106 1.9 999 99 (7) 103/38 52.3
United Drilling 2103 20.30 10 75 95.4 30.6 142.9 28 27.3 32.7 -28 21 17.4 16.1 31.2 12 62.9 14.1 93 2106 19.5 -7 341 (-57) 409/141 17.5
Va Tech Wabag C * 2103 12.44 2 22 226.7 8.5 2834.5 11 7.7 110.0 * 21 - 19.6 17.7 658.0 53 5.0 15.2 198 2106 19.3 29 346 (-47) 404/132 17.9
Walchan. Inds. 2103 7.61 2 55 55.6 - 325.6 9 6.2 -58.4 * -4 - - - 81.3 35 2.5 -15.5 30 2103 - -4 64 (-5) 92/44 -
Yuken India C * 2103 12.00 10 53 148.4 0.5 213.1 -12 6.7 5.3 664 6 11.7 4.4 59.0 308 6.9 0.1 LP 2106 11.7 LP 545 (1) 581/400 46.7
IND.COMPOSITE 1273.62 61403.1 14.5 4945.7 20448.4 4.0 346.5 119938 21.6
45 ENGINEERING - TURNKEY SERVICES
Artefact Project * 2103 7.28 10 49 64.6 8.3 32.1 1 15.6 3.0 * 1 - 5.3 4.1 7.4 -9 16.0 1.0 -18 2106 3.9 -36 44 (-4) 57/24 11.4
Artson Engg. 2103 3.69 1 75 - - 150.3 -8 2.7 -5.7 -670 - - - 39.0 86 8.1 0.6 LP 2106 - 89 53 (-11) 69/24 -
Ashoka Buildcon C * 2103 140.36 5 54 22.1 - 4991.7 -2 30.8 276.2 67 - 19.7 9.8 1283.2 69 30.9 80.2 LP 2106 13.7 145 107 (1) 119/59 7.8
ATV Projects * 2103 53.12 10 27 34.6 1.5 33.8 -10 11.5 2.8 * 13 - 0.7 0.5 6.5 57 17.2 0.9 212 2106 0.6 37 10 (-) 13/3 -
BCPL Railway * 2103 16.72 10 74 42.2 11.9 82.9 -35 13.7 7.9 4 7 4.9 4.8 30.8 346 7.6 1.9 292 2106 5.7 - 55 (-3) 115/35 9.7
BGR Energy Sys. C * 2103 72.16 10 75 107.4 - 1139.7 -58 -22.6 -405.3 -999 - - - 254.4 100 -2.4 -56.2 24 2106 - -495 54 (-11) 77/31 -
Engineers India C * 2103 281.02 5 51 31.1 17.8 3144.2 -3 9.8 362.6 * -14 40 6.9 6.5 746.1 57 14.3 2.7 -94 2106 5.7 -8 71 (-4) 94/61 12.5
GE Power C * 2103 67.23 10 69 144.5 10.1 3343.0 37 4.6 95.5 * 38 10 21.7 14.2 540.4 25 -24.6 -115.0 -538 2106 0.8 -91 311 (-23) 535/177 -
GMR Infra. C * 2103 603.59 1 61 -2.8 - 6229.4 -27 17.3 -2547.2 * -68 - - - 1775.9 57 23.8 -317.9 62 2106 - -1 29 (-) 34/21 -
Larsen & Toubro C 2103 280.93 2 - 540.1 19.6135979.0 -7 16.6 13971.8 * 46 1800 120.1 99.5 29334.7 38 16.1 1174.4 451 2106 40.9 -25 1656 M(42) 1677/843 40.5
McNally Bharat C * 2103 211.57 10 34 -1.6 - 501.5 -31 -2.3 -42.3 89 - - - 91.2 -13 -7.0 -15.7 48 2106 - 93 8 (-3) 13/4 -
Mukand Engineers * 2103 12.57 10 53 -36.7 - 22.3 -47 -90.4 -30.9 -3 - - - 4.0 9 - -6.5 19 2106 - 4 25 (1) 25/8 -
Power Mech Proj. C * 2103 14.71 10 64 615.2 14.8 1884.1 -13 2.2 -45.6 PL - - - 622.9 126 10.6 31.4 LP 2106 12.5 -74 839 (-7) 923/354 66.9
Rel. Indl. Infra C * 2103 15.10 10 45 272.8 2.5 54.3 -32 9.8 9.7 -1 30 15.0 6.4 15.7 21 5.5 2.4 17 2106 6.6 3 655 (-55) 866/344 98.9
Reliance Infra. C * 2103 262.99 10 5 349.9 - 16704.6 -11 14.0 -1006.9 * PL - 13.1 - 4336.0 23 10.7 -89.9 69 2106 15.8 80 67 (-12) 109/19 4.2
Rites C * 2103 240.30 10 72 99.5 24.3 1859.5 -25 27.1 432.4 -30 130 20.2 18.0 354.7 6 27.3 72.0 15 2106 18.4 -24 265 (-15) 303/232 14.4
Sanghvi Movers * 2103 8.66 2 47 163.7 - 223.9 -31 39.0 -39.5 * -302 - 19.1 - 76.5 110 40.7 -2.5 80 2106 - 26 191 (-13) 230/67 -
Shriram EPC C * 2103 971.53 10 29 10.3 - 582.8 -52 -13.2 -166.8 * -999 - - - 66.6 -48 -15.9 -35.5 -19 2106 - -264 5 (-) 7/3 -
Sterling & Wils. C * 2103 16.04 1 69 41.3 32.2 5080.8 -9 -7.7 -285.4 PL - - - 1194.6 12 -8.7 -76.1 PL 2106 - PL 266 (-23) 344/187 -
Techno Elec.Engg C * 2103 22.00 2 60 146.9 12.3 889.2 1 24.3 181.8 1 500 20.3 16.5 189.5 12 29.1 47.1 31 2106 17.5 19 292 (-17) 355/175 16.6
IND.COMPOSITE 3301.57 182929.2 15.4 10768.1 81935.5 7.5 699.5 279252 33.6
46 ENGINES
Cummins India C * 2103 55.44 2 51 167.8 14.4 4360.1 -16 13.7 651.0 * -10 750 28.1 23.5 1194.9 138 14.8 143.7 172 2106 26.3 17 984 (122) 994/425 37.4
Greaves Cotton C * 2103 46.24 2 56 33.8 2.0 1500.4 -21 5.3 15.6 * -87 10 3.3 0.7 229.0 47 -7.4 -26.5 14 2106 - PL 139 (-25) 184/66 -
Kirloskar Oil C * 2103 28.92 2 59 132.9 10.5 3296.1 -2 11.7 191.8 * 22 200 19.1 13.3 820.8 94 10.2 32.2 LP 2106 16.6 103 223 (-29) 278/95 13.4
Swaraj Engines 2103 12.14 10 52 230.6 35.7 986.6 28 13.8 92.0 * 32 690 92.1 75.8 314.7 169 15.0 33.7 329 2106 97.5 91 1770 M(-29)1990/1255 18.2
IND.COMPOSITE 142.74 10143.2 11.8 950.4 5118.8 5.7 183.1 35865 30.0
47 ENTERTAINMENT / ELECTRONIC MEDIA SOFTWARE
Baba Arts 2103 5.25 1 75 3.7 2.8 13.3 7355 15.6 2.8 518 - 0.5 0.5 3.0 -51 50.6 1.5 456 2106 0.8 536 15 (-3) 24/7 -
Balaji Telefilms C * 2103 20.23 2 34 56.7 - 293.7 -49 -32.5 -120.8 * -446 10 - - 64.8 85 -46.1 -33.3 -20 2106 - -999 63 (-7) 93/51 -
Cinevista C * 2103 11.49 2 68 7.7 - 0.8 -96 -99.9 -9.5 -211 - - - - - - -2.0 -43 2106 - -142 15 (-1) 18/6 -
Colorchips New * 2103 17.01 10 75 17.6 - 2.4 -22 11.8 -3.8 -890 - - - 0.7 26 34.2 - 78 2106 - -676 45 (-1) 63/4 -
D B Corp C * 2103 174.96 10 72 104.2 15.8 1507.7 -32 20.4 131.8 * -52 30 14.1 7.5 304.3 45 0.5 -22.3 54 2106 9.0 18 90 M(-4) 125/73 10.0
Den Networks C 2103 477.22 10 75 58.1 - 1307.4 1 19.3 194.4 178 - 9.3 4.1 303.0 1 15.7 41.2 -30 2106 3.7 51 51 (-3) 94/42 13.6
Dish TV India C * 2103 184.13 1 6 14.6 - 3249.4 -9 64.1 -405.8 * PL - 6.1 - 731.0 -13 60.0 50.2 -34 2106 - PL 13 (-1) 18/8 -
Ent.Network C * 2103 47.67 10 71 168.3 0.8 272.1 -50 5.9 -38.9 * PL 10 12.7 - 41.6 10 -43.4 -29.4 22 2106 - -9 200 (-26) 227/131 -
Eros Intl.Media C * 2103 95.88 10 61 108.5 11.2 262.0 -68 -58.3 -149.5 * PL - - - 19.7 -53 - -40.9 -43 2106 - PL 20 M(-5) 37/18 -
GTPL Hathway C * 2103 112.46 10 75 78.3 24.3 2467.0 3 20.9 195.7 * 74 40 40.6 17.4 601.8 21 21.5 47.5 16 2106 17.3 54 242 (46) 255/83 14.0
H T Media C * 2103 46.55 2 70 89.8 2.1 1117.3 -46 -11.1 -67.4 * PL - 3.0 - 243.5 46 -33.4 -67.0 -30 2106 - -999 27 (-4) 35/12 -
Hathway Cable C * 2103 354.02 2 75 22.6 - 1731.8 -4 28.7 199.9 * 198 - 3.2 1.1 441.3 5 24.9 48.8 -26 2106 1.4 29 25 (-2) 39/21 18.1
Hindustan Media C * 2103 73.67 10 74 215.1 8.0 545.4 -31 1.2 69.4 -40 - 13.6 9.4 108.9 21 -30.3 -23.6 PL 2106 4.8 -59 78 (-11) 107/45 16.2
Inox Leisure C * 2103 122.34 10 44 76.3 1.9 105.9 -94 47.0 -333.6 * PL - - - 22.3 999 - -122.3 -66 2106 - -346 323 M(-) 359/242 -
Jagran Prakashan C * 2103 52.73 2 69 75.6 12.9 1289.2 -39 17.5 97.7 * -64 - 8.6 3.7 270.3 41 2.1 -2.6 93 2106 5.1 9 63 M(-7) 72/30 12.3
Landmarc Leisur. * 2103 80.00 1 75 0.4 - 0.0 -99 -99.9 -0.7 -999 - - - - - - -0.2 11 2106 - 6 1 (-) 1/1 -
CorporateScoreboard

Media Matrix C * 2103 113.27 1 61 0.6 - 1111.0 13 1.0 2.1 -57 - 0.0 - 76.8 -15 1.1 - -96 2106 - -87 6 (-1) 9/4 -
Music Broadcast U 2103 69.14 2 74 17.6 2.7 127.6 -49 -8.8 -24.2 PL - 0.3 - 20.5 43 -64.5 -12.9 7 2106 - PL 24 CB(-1) 30/17 -
NDTV C * 2103 25.79 4 61 23.5 - 357.6 -4 20.4 70.9 193 - 12.5 11.0 85.0 17 18.7 16.0 132 2106 12.4 404 78 (3) 86/27 6.3
NxtDigital C * 2103 24.05 10 62 34.4 - 974.9 -3 20.4 -31.6 PL 40 71.7 - 246.8 8 12.8 -31.9 -37 2106 - PL 470 CR(-13) 721/442 -
Panorama Studios C * 2103 12.45 10 72 19.3 46.5 76.3 -76 16.7 5.1 15 - 4.1 4.1 5.5 -21 -53.9 -1.7 PL 2106 1.7 -62 84 M(-1) 102/33 49.3
Pooja Entertain C * 2103 5.00 10 73 73.2 110.2 3.0 -93 22.6 0.6 -98 - 1.3 1.2 7.7 450 95.0 7.3 999 2106 14.9 -72 268 (45) 313/22 18.1
Prime Focus C * 2103 29.92 1 70 8.9 - 2536.5 -13 23.7 -12.4 * 83 - 13.7 - 662.5 10 16.7 -22.5 PL 2106 - -40 52 (-10) 76/35 -
Prit Nandy Comm. * 2103 14.47 10 55 53.6 - 7.8 -72 -76.5 -5.4 PL - - - 0.9 999 -74.2 -0.7 16 2106 - PL 37 (-3) 61/11 -
Purple Entertain * 2103 8.65 10 - 10.3 - 0.8 0 68.9 0.3 LP - 0.3 0.3 0.2 71 71.5 0.1 30 2106 0.3 205 29 (-) 47/16 -
PVR C * 2103 60.77 10 17 301.7 1.7 280.0 -92 -99.9 -747.8 PL - - - 59.4 368 - -219.4 3 2106 - -244 1402 M(-16) 1592/961 -
Raj Television * 2103 25.96 5 71 18.7 0.0 78.3 32 16.4 0.1 999 - 1.4 - 15.3 29 -3.3 -3.2 27 2106 0.3 LP 39 (-3) 68/29 -
Saregama India C 2103 17.48 10 59 230.1 32.3 442.0 -15 29.4 112.6 * 156 200 67.6 64.4 105.0 37 35.2 27.2 73 2106 70.9 103 3379 M(-111)3660/462 47.6
Shalimar Prod. * 2103 98.43 1 17 1.0 - 4.5 -8 2.9 0.1 LP - - - 1.2 5 12.5 0.2 LP 2106 - LP 1 (-) 1/1 -
Silly Monks C * 2103 10.21 10 43 13.6 3.8 22.6 -30 -26.3 -5.5 PL 5 - - 4.7 13 4.4 - LP 2106 - -25 20 (-2) 31/18 -
Sun TV Network C * 2103 197.04 5 75 179.0 22.6 3176.9 -10 65.2 1525.0 10 100 49.0 38.7 818.9 34 59.5 365.2 42 2106 41.5 30 514 (-58) 586/381 12.4
T.V. Today Netw. C * 2103 29.83 5 58 166.0 14.1 783.0 -9 25.4 131.5 * -6 50 28.8 22.0 203.9 22 25.7 37.3 193 2106 26.2 54 301 (7) 380/189 11.5
Tips Industries 2103 12.97 10 75 78.1 14.3 90.5 -1 60.9 43.5 283 20 34.1 33.5 28.1 88 66.4 14.6 140 2106 40.1 269 1155 (-191) 1508/173 28.8
TV18 Broadcast C 2103 342.87 2 60 24.4 6.9 4497.6 -13 17.0 431.1 73 - 3.3 2.5 1155.0 49 16.2 99.7 999 2106 3.2 140 37 (-2) 49/26 11.7
Zee Entertainmen C * 2103 96.05 1 4 105.1 7.3 7729.9 -5 20.0 880.8 * 29 250 11.9 9.2 1775.0 35 18.8 216.4 612 2106 11.1 999 181 M(-21) 261/158 16.3
Zee Media C 2103 47.08 1 15 11.0 - 649.1 3 33.1 83.6 * 54 - 3.5 1.8 170.2 29 26.6 8.1 -34 2106 1.5 77 10 (-2) 15/4 6.8
IND.COMPOSITE 3117.04 37115.1 24.6 2222.1 17095.6 10.1 345.3 89750 14.5
48 FASTENERS
Sterling Tools C * 2103 7.20 2 66 92.0 10.2 353.1 -3 16.8 23.5 -23 50 13.9 6.5 89.3 340 13.0 3.1 LP 2106 10.0 221 211 (-34) 257/160 21.2
Sundram Fasten. C * 2103 21.01 1 50 111.7 16.4 3644.3 -2 18.3 355.6 * 9 470 25.5 16.9 1112.4 198 18.0 119.6 LP 2106 24.1 149 769 (-13) 867/392 31.9
IND.COMPOSITE 28.21 3997.4 18.1 379.1 2403.4 8.8 122.8 16909 31.2
49 FERTILIZERS
Basant Agro Tech 2103 9.06 1 53 14.9 6.0 323.0 13 5.7 8.8 12 6 1.5 1.0 149.8 27 5.7 5.2 65 2106 1.2 32 13 (-1) 18/5 11.0
Chambal Fert. C * 2103 416.21 10 60 126.1 35.2 12719.0 4 20.1 1421.8 * 26 75 41.1 34.2 3539.5 10 16.4 381.4 28 2106 36.1 19 321 (11) 336/133 8.9
Coromandel Inter C 2103 29.34 1 58 175.6 28.2 14213.5 8 14.2 1332.8 * 25 1200 51.3 45.4 3663.9 14 13.2 337.8 35 2106 48.3 13 825 (-87) 956/682 17.1
FACT C * 2103 647.07 10 90 -2.7 - 3258.8 18 16.9 352.0 999 - 5.8 5.4 742.1 34 11.4 39.8 LP 2106 6.3 520 129 (-9) 153/39 20.3
GNFC C * 2103 155.42 10 41 390.4 8.4 5128.7 -1 19.6 697.0 37 80 62.4 44.8 1394.3 99 28.2 241.8 999 2106 60.2 112 362 (-22) 425/167 6.0
GSFC C * 2103 79.70 2 38 231.9 1.6 7634.1 -2 7.5 450.1 310 110 15.7 11.3 1850.9 13 10.9 136.1 350 2106 14.0 467 107 (-17) 127/54 7.7
Khaitan Chemical * 2103 9.70 1 75 18.0 15.3 487.2 11 12.3 25.0 * 66 25 3.4 2.6 141.6 10 19.7 19.4 178 2106 3.9 90 64 (-14) 80/17 16.6
Krishana Phosch. 2103 27.40 10 70 55.8 11.9 188.7 16 20.6 19.6 42 5 10.9 7.1 52.9 29 23.3 6.5 125 2106 8.5 84 143 M(-4) 151/51 16.9
Madras Fertilize * 2103 161.10 10 85 -43.2 - 1532.0 20 8.1 2.9 LP - 2.1 0.2 494.9 132 10.5 24.9 LP 2106 3.8 LP 30 (-3) 36/15 7.9
Mangalore Chem. * 2103 118.52 10 60 51.2 12.9 2144.0 -21 9.6 67.1 4 10 9.9 5.7 687.2 30 8.0 24.3 121 2106 6.8 6 72 (-10) 101/28 10.6
Nagarjuna Fert. C * 2103 59.81 1 57 -8.1 - 1574.9 -8 -6.8 -474.5 * -3 - - - 644.2 39 -6.2 -141.1 -65 2106 - -23 13 (-5) 21/4 -
Natl.Fertilizer C * 2103 490.58 10 75 43.6 6.0 11905.7 -9 7.7 237.1 88 - 11.2 4.8 2632.4 -7 3.7 -94.3 PL 2106 0.7 -91 56 (-7) 74/30 -
Phosphate Co C * 2103 3.61 10 69 209.2 2.7 61.2 -16 12.2 2.5 17 - 9.8 6.9 12.0 249 17.1 0.9 LP 2106 13.3 607 70 (-) 88/29 5.3
RCF C * 2103 551.69 10 75 60.4 - 8281.2 -15 8.9 371.9 * 23 30 9.9 6.7 2390.7 47 10.0 112.3 485 2106 8.5 47 75 (-10) 100/42 8.9
Rama Phosphates * 2103 17.69 10 75 115.5 9.6 580.5 29 10.8 42.1 177 20 26.5 23.8 182.5 73 16.4 19.9 203 2106 31.4 197 370 (-33) 505/54 11.8
SPIC C * 2103 203.64 10 48 25.3 - 1527.0 -27 4.6 74.1 10 - 5.5 3.6 498.8 56 8.6 37.1 634 2106 5.2 95 55 (-10) 68/17 10.6
Shiva Global C * 2103 9.99 10 58 91.2 7.9 572.7 17 3.9 7.9 25 5 10.5 7.9 155.5 15 6.3 4.7 101 2106 10.3 49 66 (-5) 83/27 6.4
Zuari Agro Chem. C * 2103 42.06 10 65 46.6 - 2403.7 -21 11.4 86.4 LP - 36.7 20.5 812.2 38 7.5 3.8 LP 2106 17.1 LP 131 (-14) 159/72 7.7
IND.COMPOSITE 3032.59 74535.9 12.2 4724.6 40090.5 5.8 1160.5 68378 11.3
50 FINANCE & INVESTMENTS
21st Cent. Mgmt. C 2103 10.50 10 61 22.3 - 7.3 125 69.5 5.0 LP - 4.9 4.8 80.7 999 12.8 10.3 LP 2106 14.6 LP 28 (5) 28/10 1.9
3P Land Hold. C * 2103 3.60 2 73 25.9 - 1.4 -53 15.0 -0.1 PL - - - 0.4 6 77.9 0.1 178 2106 - PL 15 (-1) 19/6 -
5Paisa Capital C * 2103 29.41 10 30 118.0 - 194.6 80 23.1 14.7 * LP - 6.6 5.0 60.9 44 24.1 7.2 156 2106 6.5 LP 486 M(-30) 577/238 74.9
A.K.Capital Serv C 2103 6.60 10 71 1036.1 8.5 289.2 -8 64.5 74.4 46 60 123.3 112.7 73.4 29 69.5 19.9 47 2106 122.3 76 492 (-72) 580/225 4.0
Abhinav Capital * 2103 6.92 10 71 46.0 3.6 3.3 -25 57.7 0.8 -23 - 1.2 1.2 3.9 370 95.4 2.9 483 2106 4.7 723 34 (5) 52/28 7.2
Acme Resources C * 2103 25.74 10 73 42.9 0.3 6.9 -58 -99.9 -14.1 PL - - - 0.8 -54 41.4 -0.5 PL 2106 - PL 15 (-) 21/8 -
Adit.Birla Money 2103 5.63 1 74 8.5 36.2 193.4 11 26.9 15.8 * 33 - 4.1 2.8 53.5 20 27.0 5.6 59 2106 3.2 48 68 (-6) 89/34 21.4
Aditya Birla Cap C * 2103 2415.87 10 71 56.9 8.6 19542.1 15 27.1 1126.4 * 22 - 5.1 4.7 4301.9 6 27.9 302.0 52 2106 5.1 44 114 M(-5) 140/58 22.4
Ajcon Global C * 2103 6.12 10 67 30.9 3.5 48.0 70 4.0 0.6 * LP - 1.7 1.0 4.7 -13 18.1 0.7 -15 2106 2.2 LP 36 (-7) 46/15 16.7
Akashdeep Metal C * 2103 8.50 10 59 32.5 - 4.1 -21 65.4 0.2 -92 - 0.4 0.2 1.7 44 87.2 0.5 -36 2106 0.8 -69 35 (-1) 50/24 -
Angel Broking C * 2103 82.42 10 44 137.3 34.6 1299.0 72 35.6 298.3 * 247 129 38.4 36.2 474.5 92 36.0 121.4 152 2106 45.0 188 1226 M(-80) 1484/223 27.2
APM Finvest * 2103 4.32 2 68 42.0 - 22.8 1246 99.9 19.9 LP - 9.2 9.2 6.7 2 98.8 5.8 -1 2106 9.2 LP 40 (-2) 51/13 4.4
Apoorva Leasing C * 2103 19.97 10 53 67.9 2.6 5.8 -74 71.2 3.3 * -3 - 1.8 1.7 3.3 403 93.1 2.3 999 2106 2.8 164 15 (-) 17/9 5.5
Arman Financial C * 2103 8.49 10 27 220.0 28.1 195.0 -9 45.9 10.6 -74 - 13.5 12.5 49.7 1 52.7 3.6 -33 2106 10.5 -74 647 (-104) 815/433 61.9
Arnold Holdings * 2103 30.08 10 5 18.0 3.0 37.5 55 2.4 0.7 -56 - 0.3 0.2 21.4 331 -6.8 0.5 424 2106 0.4 -19 17 (-1) 32/16 -
Asit C Mehta Fin C * 2103 4.95 10 75 17.7 - 39.1 26 6.7 - 99 - 4.1 - 10.4 47 17.6 -0.2 88 2106 2.5 LP 88 (-) 95/35 34.5
Assam Entrade C * 2103 1.44 10 53 396.9 2.6 5.7 -47 23.9 1.4 -8 - 9.8 9.8 1.0 -17 - 0.9 32 2106 11.3 -25 579 (-340) 1402/75 51.2
Authum Invest 2103 16.14 10 69 887.1 - 255.4 2531 69.7 135.3 LP - 83.8 83.8 401.5 999 99.5 298.6 LP 2106 270.1 LP 1657 R(-197) 1947/96 6.1
Available Fin. C * 2103 10.20 10 59 473.0 18.3 0.6 -52 66.2 85.0 76 - 83.3 83.3 0.2 13 70.9 49.0 461 2106 122.8 236 94 (15) 100/4 0.8
Bajaj Finance C 2103 120.72 2 56 611.6 12.8 26683.1 1 59.3 4424.9 * -16 - 78.7 73.3 6743.0 1 55.0 1002.4 4 2106 73.9 -11 6376 M(177)6475/3009 86.3
Bajaj Finserv C 2103 79.57 5 61 2251.5 13.3 60591.6 11 32.4 4473.6 * 33 60 312.4 281.1 13949.5 -2 29.3 832.8 -31 2106 256.9 9 14545 (420)14925/5401 56.6
Bajaj Holdings C 2103 111.29 10 50 3339.6 11.2 3908.7 12 9.0 3649.8 22 400 331.0 328.0 110.6 5 62.5 778.6 15 2106 336.9 25 4105 (122) 4227/2219 12.2
Balmer Law. Inv. C * 2103 22.20 10 60 494.6 9.7 1612.7 1 7.4 79.7 -25 380 60.7 35.9 497.5 73 7.5 23.3 LP 2106 46.8 11 480 (1) 526/325 10.2
CorporateScoreboard

Bengal & Assam C * 2103 11.30 10 73 3465.7 13.6 10456.6 3 14.2 503.5 * 18 75 824.1 445.7 3035.6 112 11.6 166.6 LP 2106 642.4 309 1857 (-258) 2222/1130 2.9
BF Investment * 2103 18.83 5 73 412.9 5.4 32.2 -55 80.4 18.4 -70 - 5.1 4.9 5.2 31 88.6 2.6 20 2106 5.0 -69 355 (-39) 446/255 71.2
BFL Asset Finves * 2103 10.20 10 19 10.8 - 1.3 -55 51.4 - -36 - 0.0 - 0.8 55 - 1.9 999 2106 1.8 LP 109 (10) 109/84 61.5
Biogen Pharma * 2103 65.26 1 - 0.8 - 0.0 0 33.8 -1.6 -999 - - - 1.3 - 16.1 0.2 LP 2106 - -999 1 (-) 1/1 -
BLB * 2103 5.29 1 70 14.8 1.6 537.5 169 1.0 1.1 -12 - 0.3 0.2 42.9 -76 7.7 2.3 999 2106 0.6 79 11 (-3) 15/4 -
Capital India C * 2103 77.73 10 73 72.4 3.4 579.5 223 9.3 9.6 -44 1 3.1 1.2 253.3 416 5.5 0.3 -93 2106 0.8 -53 125 (-5) 177/77 -
Capital Trade Lk * 2103 5.99 1 40 5.0 5.1 5.3 9 49.2 1.4 49 - 0.2 0.2 1.8 86 51.3 0.5 70 2106 0.3 56 6 M(-) 8/3 -
Capital Trust C * 2103 16.36 10 67 80.0 - 114.6 -26 3.1 -23.6 PL - - - 22.8 -19 -47.5 -13.8 PL 2106 - PL 96 (-12) 154/50 -
Capri Global C * 2103 35.07 2 75 97.9 11.0 737.1 2 72.4 177.0 10 20 10.7 10.1 199.9 16 69.9 45.9 16 2106 10.5 12 528 M(-15) 579/198 50.5
Ceejay Finance * 2103 3.45 10 59 151.0 10.5 14.3 -17 58.2 4.5 -7 10 13.4 13.0 3.9 2 62.5 1.5 22 2106 13.7 2 97 (-17) 185/67 7.0
Centrum Capital C * 2103 41.60 1 38 13.9 - 513.2 7 45.2 -35.9 * 97 - - - 136.3 19 46.3 -8.4 31 2106 - 56 40 (-10) 59/13 -
Choice Intl. C * 2103 39.80 10 64 70.0 9.0 175.8 31 19.5 16.7 34 - 5.0 4.2 61.6 40 33.4 13.0 17 2106 4.7 -24 154 M(-16) 193/103 33.1
Chola Financial C * 2103 18.77 1 49 286.9 16.5 13904.9 6 51.4 824.7 * 50 55 51.7 43.9 3591.4 11 45.4 166.4 -42 2106 37.4 2 629 M(-21) 713/362 16.8
Cholaman.Inv.&Fn C * 2103 164.06 2 52 117.0 17.1 9583.8 10 70.2 1521.3 * 44 100 19.8 18.5 2481.9 17 63.3 328.6 -24 2106 17.3 21 501 M(-25) 601/211 29.0
CNI Research * 2103 11.48 1 37 0.7 - -2.3 -199 4.9 -3.6 -999 - - - 3.0 999 0.3 0.2 LP 2106 - -999 2 (-) 3/1 -
Comfort Fincap C 2103 10.85 10 54 37.6 3.4 11.1 92 74.1 4.2 238 - 3.9 3.9 2.9 -8 81.0 1.2 -11 2106 3.7 79 44 (17) 44/4 11.8
Cons. Finvest C * 2103 32.36 10 72 444.3 12.9 209.6 870 10.1 425.2 347 - 131.4 131.4 9.7 40 51.1 66.7 42 2106 138.3 191 123 (-3) 137/27 0.9
CreditAcc. Gram. C * 2103 155.68 10 74 237.1 4.2 2466.1 45 46.7 134.0 -60 - 11.4 8.6 617.4 - 46.6 22.5 -69 2106 6.5 -67 620 M(-36) 839/541 95.3
Crest Ventures C * 2103 28.45 10 66 203.2 8.2 54.9 -19 8.1 3.0 -93 5 2.1 1.0 13.3 -4 24.8 0.6 -79 2106 0.3 -98 122 (-) 145/71 -
CSL Finance * 2103 18.51 10 57 140.1 10.1 61.9 1 75.6 27.5 22 30 15.2 14.9 15.6 6 70.0 7.0 - 2106 14.9 20 133 XB(-5) 164/55 8.9
DB Intl.Stock C * 2103 7.00 2 30 12.0 6.6 18.1 71 30.3 0.3 -88 - 0.2 0.1 7.5 189 39.3 1.9 188 2106 0.5 -46 26 (12) 26/7 -
Dhani Services C * 2103 105.42 2 29 98.1 0.1 1363.5 -53 24.6 -204.4 PL - - - 307.7 -21 -49.4 -191.8 PL 2106 - -359 206 (-28) 396/155 -
Dhanvarsha Finv. C * 2103 15.33 10 61 65.2 14.6 30.1 56 26.1 1.3 -68 1 1.7 0.8 13.7 157 44.3 - PL 2106 0.6 -73 758 M(28) 849/97 -
Dhunseri Invest. C * 2103 6.10 10 75 2738.4 0.2 246.6 119 55.5 141.3 * 999 25 273.7 231.7 66.4 39 58.0 66.6 640 2106 319.0 LP 624 (-45) 705/200 2.0
Dolat Investment C * 2103 17.60 1 74 20.7 38.4 285.4 81 72.4 146.7 107 15 8.4 8.3 77.8 73 77.3 45.5 111 2106 9.7 115 107 (-13) 128/43 11.0
Ebixcash World * 2103 11.13 10 90 165.5 31.6 118.5 -35 48.4 40.8 4 - 37.9 36.6 19.8 19 30.0 3.7 -37 2106 34.7 -10 595 (-26) 740/295 17.1
Edelweiss.Fin. C * 2103 93.67 1 33 70.3 2.4 10848.9 13 37.4 152.2 LP 145 4.4 1.6 1649.3 -14 47.0 18.1 LP 2106 3.8 LP 82 M(-14) 101/50 21.6
Eiko Lifescience 2103 8.32 10 10 33.6 2.3 12.5 2798 4.2 0.6 381 - 0.8 0.7 8.6 999 6.4 0.4 999 2106 1.2 632 100 M(1) 110/25 84.3
Elixir Capital C * 2103 5.80 10 71 49.4 37.2 19.6 5569 76.7 9.1 * LP 13 16.5 15.8 5.5 21 76.6 1.6 -25 2106 15.1 LP 45 (-7) 57/21 3.0
Emerald Leasing C * 2103 29.04 10 73 12.4 9.0 5.5 -31 42.5 1.4 * 9 - 0.5 0.5 1.8 135 49.0 0.6 280 2106 0.6 84 17 R(-) 23/5 -
Equitas Holdings C * 2103 341.79 10 - 89.9 16.2 3820.7 31 56.1 473.2 131 30 17.6 13.8 949.4 21 43.9 11.2 -78 2106 12.7 134 125 (-1) 138/40 9.8
Finkurve Fin. C * 2103 12.69 1 53 10.8 5.5 28.6 15 47.8 4.6 13 - 0.4 0.4 8.3 31 36.9 1.9 19 2106 0.4 -1 54 (4) 72/38 -
Futuristic Solu * 2103 10.47 10 68 12.8 4.2 0.5 10 29.1 - 97 - 0.0 - 0.1 -19 0.1 - 247 2106 - 98 24 (-1) 29/15 -
General Insuranc C * 2103 877.20 5 86 179.2 - 48594.4 -7 6.8 1991.6 LP - 11.4 11.4 13127.9 -13 -13.1 -1039.7 -109 2106 8.3 LP 158 (-20) 244/116 19.1
Geojit Fin. Ser. C 2103 23.84 1 62 24.8 22.4 426.1 39 44.8 122.6 * 145 350 6.1 5.1 121.0 33 47.2 37.5 57 2106 5.7 102 81 M(-12) 103/32 14.1
Gogia Capital * 2103 6.32 10 54 68.2 9.5 6.7 -21 20.3 2.5 -34 - 4.1 3.9 1.8 15 54.9 0.8 44 2106 4.3 -23 106 (22) 117/36 24.5
Goyal Associates * 2103 4.69 1 11 0.5 - 1.2 -68 15.0 0.1 -68 - 0.0 - 0.9 999 27.2 0.2 883 2106 0.1 -52 6 (-) 8/1 -
Haryana Capfin * 2103 5.21 10 71 173.4 1.9 1.8 -31 65.9 0.8 -57 - 1.6 1.6 0.3 3 41.4 0.1 -25 2106 1.6 -58 42 (-1) 46/25 26.9
HB Portfolio C 2103 10.76 10 61 143.2 - 21.5 46 23.3 3.6 LP - 3.6 3.3 5.5 87 56.0 2.9 LP 2106 6.1 LP 32 (-2) 38/14 5.3
HB Stockholdings C * 2103 7.14 10 53 73.7 - 13.3 516 89.7 11.8 LP - 16.7 16.5 12.3 196 97.5 12.0 216 2106 27.9 LP 50 (23) 50/5 1.8
HDFC AMC 2103 106.53 5 74 224.2 30.1 2201.7 3 82.0 1325.7 * 5 680 64.8 62.2 608.0 24 62.7 345.5 14 2106 64.2 8 2949 M(79) 3358/2071 45.9
HDFC Life Insur. C * 2103 2022.48 10 54 41.7 15.4 71763.3 142 1.8 1185.6 * -3 20 6.1 5.9 14891.8 2 1.1 269.6 -40 2106 5.8 -11 673 M(3) 746/556 115.5
Home First Finan 2103 17.50 2 34 157.8 8.7 489.2 17 74.0 100.1 26 - 12.3 11.4 142.0 6 69.6 35.1 -9 2106 11.0 - 575 M(-18) 640/441 52.1
IDFC C * 2103 1596.39 10 - 51.5 - 455.0 22 40.8 -336.4 66 - - - 111.6 7 54.8 -410.3 -999 2106 - 28 49 M(-8) 63/24 -
ICDS C * 2103 13.03 10 52 14.9 - 3.2 -10 -21.2 -5.4 -563 - - - 0.4 -64 -2.8 - PL 2106 - -999 57 (22) 57/16 -
ICICI Lombard * 2103 454.66 10 52 171.0 21.7 12678.4 10 16.3 1473.2 * 23 40 35.3 32.4 3414.1 20 5.6 151.6 -62 2106 27.0 -4 1440 M(-16)1625/1201 53.4
ICICI Pru Life C * 2103 1436.74 10 73 58.8 9.1 84559.2 278 -0.3 727.2 * -17 20 5.5 5.1 17125.7 -11 -6.6 -185.3 PL 2106 3.4 -55 672 M(38) 684/398 199.4
ICICI Securities C 2103 161.29 5 75 56.5 70.5 2586.2 50 61.6 1068.2 * 97 430 34.8 33.1 747.7 37 62.9 310.7 61 2106 36.8 91 700 M(-45) 802/357 19.0
IIFL Finance C 2103 75.82 2 25 142.1 15.0 5989.4 22 60.4 761.0 * 52 150 22.9 20.1 1531.7 18 69.3 265.7 742 2106 26.2 177 285 M(-15) 347/71 10.9
IIFL Securities C 2103 60.59 2 31 31.9 23.3 861.2 9 41.2 215.3 * 40 50 8.6 7.1 268.1 50 36.5 68.8 66 2106 8.2 65 97 M(-18) 129/36 11.8
IIFL Wealth Mgt C * 2103 17.65 2 23 320.5 6.8 1659.0 9 53.9 369.2 84 3000 46.7 41.8 426.4 18 49.2 116.9 42 2106 45.8 82 1502 M(67) 1675/880 32.8
Indbank Merchant 2103 44.38 10 65 14.5 3.5 19.5 13 -4.5 4.1 94 - 1.0 0.9 4.7 29 28.4 1.4 133 2106 1.1 179 25 (-7) 37/8 22.9
Indian Infotech * 2103 100.56 1 19 2.3 - 41.2 219 -2.6 -11.4 -128 - - - 2.3 -25 94.1 2.1 637 2106 - -97 2 (-) 2/1 -
IndiaNivesh C * 2103 3.78 1 62 -2.5 - 16.0 -87 9.8 -12.3 87 - - - 1.9 -58 58.1 -2.5 69 2106 - 92 17 (1) 29/9 -
Indl. Inv. Trust C * 2103 22.55 10 42 131.5 - 11.2 -53 -6.5 -42.1 -6 - - - 2.8 15 61.1 -15.2 PL 2106 - -105 66 (-4) 88/48 -
Indo Thai Sec. C * 2103 10.00 10 71 55.3 - 23.1 132 72.2 10.2 LP 10 10.9 10.2 8.7 252 82.3 6.6 507 2106 15.7 LP 78 (8) 78/15 5.0
Indostar Capital C * 2103 123.79 10 93 297.8 - 1287.2 -19 40.1 -214.1 34 - - - 265.3 -20 36.5 -36.8 PL 2106 - 8 358 M(26) 417/238 -
Innovassynth Inv * 2103 24.28 10 36 8.2 - - -30 -99.9 -0.5 5 - - - - -100 - -0.2 -38 2106 - -4 14 (1) 14/4 -
Intec Capital C * 2103 18.37 10 75 35.9 - 7.0 -57 99.9 17.8 LP - 10.1 9.7 2.0 -48 - -2.2 -570 2106 8.7 LP 16 (-4) 23/9 1.9
Integ. Fin. Serv * 2103 6.00 10 94 94.3 - 15.6 403 96.7 13.8 LP - 23.0 23.0 5.3 357 94.6 4.9 LP 2106 34.9 LP 70 (5) 86/17 2.0
Intelli.Capital. * 2103 3.11 1 44 1.3 5.0 0.4 -4 35.2 0.2 -22 - 0.1 - - -42 - -0.1 -33 2106 0.1 -34 10 (4) 10/2 -
Inventure Grow. C * 2103 84.00 1 28 2.2 0.1 40.6 30 42.9 12.5 999 - 0.2 0.1 11.8 50 46.3 4.0 LP 2106 0.2 LP 3 (-1) 5/1 -
ISL Consulting * 2103 12.00 5 60 4.6 - 15.6 -45 8.4 0.2 LP - 0.1 0.1 2.5 -57 48.1 1.2 -47 2106 - PL 13 (2) 15/10 -
Jindal Photo C * 2103 10.26 10 73 24.4 - 0.4 90 -50.0 -4.5 -31 - - - - -78 - 291.4 LP 2106 280.8 LP 88 (15) 103/11 0.3
Jindal Poly Inve C * 2103 10.51 10 75 -189.7 - 1.1 3 99.9 -15.9 83 - - - 0.2 -8 - 226.2 LP 2106 206.2 LP 39 (1) 39/10 0.2
JM Financial C * 2103 95.36 1 55 73.4 9.3 3226.6 -7 68.2 590.2 * 8 50 6.6 6.2 992.6 44 62.9 203.1 117 2106 7.3 37 98 M(-4) 118/73 13.4
Joindre Capital C * 2103 13.84 10 64 46.8 5.2 28.2 35 19.0 3.3 179 10 2.5 2.4 10.1 75 28.6 2.1 339 2106 3.6 223 28 (-1) 35/14 7.8
JSW Holdings C * 2103 11.10 10 61 11353 1.4 92.8 -23 94.6 75.2 -29 - 67.8 67.8 15.6 25 92.5 14.9 57 2106 72.7 -24 4989 (-188) 6000/1959 68.7
Kalyani Invest. C * 2103 4.37 10 75 10590 1.0 49.7 -28 9.6 34.6 -28 - 79.4 79.1 2.0 -2 69.4 12.3 168 2106 96.8 -3 2250 (206) 2436/1223 23.3
Kama Holdings C * 2103 6.45 10 75 5823.6 18.2 8488.1 16 25.7 606.3 42 1080 1639.0 940.0 2722.2 74 25.2 201.4 118 21061121.9 68 9347 (-1464)11085/4588 8.3
CorporateScoreboard

Key Corp * 2103 6.00 10 69 67.9 37.4 14.1 670 95.5 12.7 999 - 21.2 21.1 0.2 -9 -26.7 - PL 2106 23.8 999 63 (-8) 86/7 2.7
Keynote Finan. C * 2103 7.02 10 58 123.1 - 22.8 100 54.9 11.3 LP 10 17.1 16.1 8.2 53 65.0 5.6 74 2106 19.5 LP 84 (8) 116/33 4.3
Khandwala Sec. C 2103 11.94 10 61 16.7 - 3.8 4 -22.7 -1.7 54 - - - 1.6 70 20.0 0.1 464 2106 - 51 19 (-) 23/7 -
Kirloskar Indus. C * 2103 9.71 10 73 1797.5 11.8 2082.1 8 23.1 163.7 * 70 100 250.3 168.6 831.9 275 25.1 72.7 LP 2106 251.2 220 1417 M(-285)1975/568 5.6
L&T Fin.Holdings C 2103 2472.89 10 64 75.9 4.9 14080.1 -3 58.6 824.8 * -51 - 3.7 3.3 3201.5 -6 53.4 177.9 LP 2106 4.1 -13 84 M(-6) 113/52 20.7
Ladderup Finance C * 2103 12.85 10 57 48.5 0.3 16.5 -52 21.4 0.6 267 - 0.8 0.5 2.5 -19 38.1 0.8 LP 2106 2.0 LP 20 (1) 29/12 9.6
Lak. Fin. & Indl * 2103 3.00 10 47 140.8 24.1 15.5 368 88.2 9.2 * LP 30 30.9 30.5 4.2 -14 88.3 3.0 -6 2106 29.9 LP 84 (3) 94/45 2.8
Leading Lea. Fin * 2103 5.34 10 - 16.9 18.0 12.0 161 96.8 1.0 -27 - 1.9 1.9 1.3 -62 98.6 0.1 -63 2106 1.2 -50 86 (7) 88/26 73.1
LKP Finance C 2103 12.57 10 64 201.5 30.0 96.0 394 74.0 59.6 * LP 20 47.4 47.4 54.3 45 75.0 34.5 30 2106 54.5 596 131 (-20) 151/48 2.4
M & M Fin. Serv. C 2103 247.11 2 52 127.7 4.2 12209.6 1 52.2 583.7 * -46 40 5.9 4.7 2566.8 -16 -38.6 -1573.7 PL 2106 - PL 151 (-1) 224/113 -
Mah. Scooters 2103 11.43 10 51 14211 0.1 30.6 -86 34.8 8.7 * -95 500 9.3 7.6 6.7 26 -9.3 2.1 48 2106 8.3 -95 4419 (182) 4667/2753 531.8
Manappuram Fin. C * 2103 169.27 2 35 86.3 28.6 6374.6 15 73.1 1724.3 17 100 22.4 20.4 1573.7 4 70.6 436.5 19 2106 21.2 12 170 (-43) 218/139 8.0
MAS FINANC SER C * 2103 54.66 10 74 215.8 13.6 627.7 -12 77.6 147.0 * -14 15 27.4 26.9 156.5 -7 80.1 36.6 -2 2106 26.3 -10 730 (-84) 1108/648 27.7
Master Trust C 2103 10.88 5 75 117.5 5.9 224.8 65 28.1 34.4 179 - 16.4 15.8 73.2 68 30.6 12.0 116 2106 18.8 188 116 (-28) 161/15 6.2
Max Financial C * 2103 69.02 2 15 96.9 6.9 31288.0 72 1.9 425.4 193 - 12.5 12.3 5943.1 8 1.4 21.2 -80 2106 9.2 30 1054 M(-50) 1148/515 115.2
Max Ventures C * 2103 146.71 10 50 60.2 4.4 1189.9 -15 16.0 10.2 * -73 - 4.1 0.7 389.0 48 22.5 23.6 453 2106 2.2 87 100 M(3) 109/36 44.6
McDowell Hold. 2103 13.99 10 2 559.7 - 2.5 -80 -23.2 -1.1 91 - - - 0.5 -73 -31.1 0.1 LP 2103 - 91 42 (-9) 71/21 -
Monarch Networth C 2103 31.05 10 55 34.7 2.8 103.1 46 30.0 27.7 * 999 10 9.2 8.9 34.9 120 32.9 13.5 615 2106 12.7 999 140 (-18) 162/22 11.0
Morarka Finance * 2103 4.50 10 65 162.7 1.5 1.3 -76 70.8 0.7 -86 - 1.5 1.5 0.4 52 68.4 0.1 -59 2106 1.4 -88 60 (-10) 78/23 44.4
Motil.Oswal.Fin. C 2103 14.67 1 71 302.1 35.0 3631.0 54 55.1 1317.0 * 621 500 93.0 89.8 901.3 24 44.5 221.0 -9 2106 88.5 342 800 M(-135)1188/539 9.0
Muthoot Cap.Serv * 2103 16.45 10 63 340.2 12.7 505.0 -14 50.9 51.5 -15 - 32.1 31.3 97.9 -25 20.8 -15.0 PL 2106 14.3 -61 400 (-35) 512/351 28.0
Muthoot Finance C * 2103 401.20 10 73 392.0 28.9 11566.4 19 80.1 3804.4 21 200 96.5 94.8 2963.4 14 81.1 977.9 15 2106 97.9 14 1475 M(-109)1639/1000 15.1
My Money Sec. * 2103 10.00 10 53 8.3 - 0.7 352 -25.5 0.1 LP - 0.1 - 0.6 209 54.4 0.3 999 2106 0.3 LP 23 (-) 23/23 -
Nahar Capital C * 2103 8.37 5 71 623.3 0.4 46.4 152 35.3 61.0 999 30 36.9 36.4 10.6 -25 20.5 58.3 999 2106 70.7 999 278 (-52) 425/53 3.9
Nalwa Sons Invst C * 2103 5.14 10 56 9933.2 9.9 67.5 14 64.9 41.7 * 347 - 81.1 81.1 15.8 7 97.1 0.1 -98 2106 64.8 25 1830 (-158) 2166/665 28.2
Nam Securities * 2103 5.39 10 75 18.9 5.5 85.7 32 0.5 0.3 -11 - 0.6 0.5 22.6 34 0.8 0.1 132 2106 0.6 7 38 (1) 61/29 -
NBI Indl. Fin. * 2103 1.23 5 66 10344 0.8 2.2 -85 45.6 1.6 -88 - 6.6 6.6 0.9 118 68.4 0.3 -68 2106 3.9 -93 2703 (448) 3200/1326 702.0
New India Assura C * 2103 824.00 5 85 155.1 - 32794.2 7 6.0 1640.5 14 - 10.0 10.0 8117.7 17 1.4 98.2 -69 2106 8.6 -4 144 (-19) 197/100 16.7
Nippon Life Ind. C 2103 619.11 10 74 50.1 23.9 1419.3 19 64.4 680.3 64 80 11.5 11.0 369.2 10 48.0 181.5 16 2106 11.4 58 387 M(-13) 439/249 33.9
Niyogin Fintech C * 2103 93.56 10 39 30.5 - 50.6 81 -4.7 -6.8 72 - - - 22.1 177 -7.8 -1.5 -66 2106 - 66 96 M(-7) 113/43 -
Onelife Capital C * 2103 13.36 10 75 63.5 - 6.6 -32 -17.9 -0.1 * 96 - 0.5 - 1.4 -13 -32.2 -0.1 43 2106 - 94 19 (6) 19/6 -
Oswal Green Tech * 2103 256.81 10 64 94.9 3.7 114.8 -2 -9.1 50.0 -43 - 2.1 1.9 22.9 -21 -24.5 9.5 -44 2106 1.7 -53 24 (-7) 36/10 14.3
Paisalo Digital C * 2103 42.29 10 28 203.7 7.6 346.0 -8 71.2 60.9 * 13 10 15.3 14.4 91.7 6 72.3 16.9 12 2106 14.9 18 599 (-61) 877/348 40.4
Palash Securi. C * 2103 10.00 10 67 277.8 - 62.1 29 -17.4 -12.5 * -693 - - - 8.7 58 -28.1 -3.1 -46 2106 - -221 70 (-8) 93/25 -
Pan India Corpor C * 2103 214.26 10 46 0.7 - - -100 - -1.1 PL - - - - - - - 3 2106 - PL 1 (-) 2/1 -
Paul Merchants C * 2103 1.03 10 73 4151.4 7.2 3042.7 -44 1.5 33.5 22 - 354.5 325.4 1153.2 249 1.2 9.0 29 2106 345.0 31 1741 (-6) 2200/989 5.0
Pilani Invest. C * 2103 11.07 10 58 8895.2 3.4 199.6 59 95.9 96.7 -45 150 87.7 87.3 55.1 47 96.9 35.0 324 2106 111.5 -4 1879 B(-112)2249/1039 16.9
Pioneer Invest C * 2103 12.30 10 65 106.7 1.6 31.1 -27 37.7 0.9 -72 - 1.7 0.7 6.4 25 37.1 - LP 2106 0.9 -63 34 (-7) 42/25 -
PMC Fincorp * 2103 50.91 1 20 1.4 2.1 5.4 -44 57.1 1.8 26 - 0.0 - 0.8 -14 73.1 0.5 -10 2106 - 64 2 (-1) 3/1 -
PNB Gilts * 2103 180.01 10 74 73.1 25.6 1052.3 19 96.7 460.6 * 87 100 25.7 25.6 215.4 -56 78.2 48.7 -83 2106 12.5 -54 68 (-4) 95/37 5.5
Poonawalla Fin C * 2103 152.87 2 73 73.9 - 2358.0 -8 15.6 -558.9 * PL - - - 483.2 -15 58.1 64.5 71 2106 - PL 184 M(12) 186/29 -
PTC India Fin C * 2103 642.28 10 65 33.0 5.3 1139.5 -17 73.9 25.6 -77 - 0.5 0.4 254.0 -15 89.8 45.6 72 2106 0.7 -63 19 (-2) 24/16 -
Rane Holdings C * 2103 14.28 10 46 535.4 - 2056.8 -6 5.7 -45.1 * -999 - 52.7 - 531.9 174 2.3 -4.9 91 2106 7.3 LP 685 (-49) 782/392 94.1
Religare Enterp. C * 2103 313.65 10 - 16.7 - 2530.5 6 9.6 -508.5 34 - - - 647.6 26 -25.3 -252.9 -35 2106 - 34 150 M(-19) 176/34 -
RSD Finance C * 2103 6.47 5 75 120.9 5.2 55.3 -24 20.3 7.1 -5 - 9.4 5.5 12.6 118 31.6 1.6 85 2106 6.0 9 35 (1) 52/21 5.8
Sainik Finance * 2103 10.88 10 70 39.7 9.6 24.8 -27 45.3 -1.0 PL - - - 5.5 -21 87.7 0.6 -55 2106 - PL 19 (-1) 28/14 -
Saraswati Commer C * 2103 1.03 10 72 2813.7 5.1 28.0 1954 94.1 21.3 LP - 207.2 207.1 20.2 140 97.8 15.9 312 2106 324.0 LP 2029 M(-76) 3390/622 6.3
Sastasundar Ven. C * 2103 31.81 10 74 62.8 - 551.6 42 -2.5 -10.0 74 - - - 174.3 27 -2.5 -3.2 -999 2106 - 58 282 (-39) 375/72 -
Satin Creditcare C * 2103 52.04 10 38 282.8 - 1380.1 -8 46.7 -9.9 * PL - 1.0 - 346.6 11 17.2 -80.7 PL 2106 - PL 79 (-7) 113/51 -
SBI Cards * 2103 941.13 10 70 66.9 16.9 9713.6 0 21.4 984.7 * -21 - 11.8 10.5 2450.9 12 23.8 304.6 -23 2106 9.5 -31 1025 M(-15) 1149/753 107.7
SBI Life Insuran 2103 1000.15 10 56 105.8 17.3 82779.7 87 0.9 1455.9 2 25 14.6 14.6 16021.6 -2 1.6 223.2 -43 2106 12.9 -11 1140 M(34) 1174/756 88.5
Share India Sec. C 2103 31.91 10 56 87.9 22.8 453.8 98 28.0 80.8 98 20 26.7 25.3 154.6 100 32.8 34.2 154 2106 31.8 113 529 (-21) 600/81 16.6
Shri.City Union. C 2103 66.01 10 35 1270.7 13.5 6167.9 -1 63.4 1064.0 * 4 330 174.4 161.2 1613.1 9 59.4 218.4 11 2106 164.4 13 1933 (114) 2175/719 11.8
Shriram Trans. C 2103 268.78 10 25 891.7 12.5 17436.4 5 71.6 2499.3 * - 180 98.1 93.0 4651.5 12 59.4 169.8 -47 2106 87.4 7 1296 M(-80) 1535/556 14.8
SIL Investments C * 2103 10.60 10 63 1197.4 2.0 33.6 -26 66.3 20.3 -42 25 19.6 19.1 3.6 -31 66.8 1.8 -59 2106 16.6 -46 304 (-33) 358/132 18.3
SKP Securities 2103 3.40 10 75 74.0 15.2 15.0 36 31.8 3.5 * LP - 12.1 10.4 5.0 45 30.4 1.2 89 2106 12.1 999 67 (1) 76/36 5.5
SMC Global Sec. C * 2103 22.63 2 62 68.3 13.7 902.0 15 21.1 99.7 * 323 100 10.4 8.8 232.6 24 22.0 26.3 8 2106 9.0 162 80 (-13) 110/65 8.9
SMIFS Cap. Mkt. C * 2103 5.59 10 45 185.8 0.1 73.5 50 -1.7 0.3 285 - 1.3 0.5 10.9 -7 -4.8 0.2 80 2106 0.7 LP 37 (-7) 46/25 -
Som Datt Finance * 2103 10.01 10 69 18.8 26.7 5.4 1003 90.2 4.4 * 999 - 4.4 4.4 3.0 999 95.5 2.4 999 2106 6.7 999 47 (-15) 72/9 7.1
Sonal Mercantile * 2103 14.74 10 25 19.8 8.1 18.5 41 95.7 4.5 127 - 3.1 3.1 5.1 12 97.4 1.4 45 2106 2.9 95 19 (-2) 36/12 6.6
Spandana Sphoort C * 2103 64.32 10 62 427.4 15.0 1505.6 2 40.4 145.0 -59 - 23.7 22.6 434.9 33 49.7 54.0 -8 2106 21.8 -56 653 (2) 830/505 30.0
SREI Infra. Fin. C * 2103 503.09 10 61 -63.2 - 3488.8 -43 -86.2 -7179.6 PL - - - 793.3 -35 16.7 -971.2 PL 2106 - PL 9 (-2) 18/5 -
Stampade Cap-DVR * 2103 5.73 1 43 -3.6 - 10.5 476 -62.2 -1.0 88 - - - 2.1 45 - -1.4 -484 2106 - - 4 (1) 4/1 -
Stampede Cap. * 2103 22.90 1 19 -0.2 - 10.5 476 -62.2 -1.0 78 - - - 2.1 45 - -1.4 -484 2106 - 41 1 (-) 1/1 -
Stanrose Mafat. C * 2103 3.97 10 49 146.5 - 0.1 -74 -99.9 -4.5 * 44 60 - - - -77 - -0.8 -14 2106 - 35 93 (-5) 118/67 -
Sulabh Engineers C * 2103 10.05 1 26 2.8 4.6 2.5 -35 55.6 1.1 -50 - 0.1 0.1 0.8 56 41.4 0.2 -23 2106 0.1 -56 2 (-) 4/1 -
Sumedha Fiscal C * 2103 7.98 10 50 58.8 - 20.0 7 51.5 8.7 LP 10 11.5 10.8 11.2 153 20.7 1.8 -38 2106 9.5 LP 31 (-2) 38/14 3.3
Summit Securitie C * 2103 10.90 10 75 4528.8 2.4 29.0 -65 89.2 18.3 -75 - 16.8 16.8 5.7 -19 88.1 3.6 -13 2106 16.3 -77 700 (-105) 862/330 43.0
Sundaram Fin.Hol C * 2103 111.02 5 56 114.8 3.7 64.3 -35 16.1 73.9 -5 10 3.4 3.3 18.6 9 45.5 31.6 LP 2106 5.2 101 83 R(-5) 95/42 16.0
Sundaram Finance C * 2103 111.10 10 36 695.9 16.1 5309.7 12 76.5 1160.1 * 49 180 112.8 104.4 1262.3 -1 73.9 285.5 6 2106 106.3 35 2526 (-81) 2884/1250 23.8
CorporateScoreboard

Swastika Investm C 2103 2.96 10 63 131.8 2.5 77.0 44 23.1 11.3 999 20 41.6 38.0 19.4 13 17.6 1.8 -56 2106 30.3 125 136 (-29) 207/57 4.5
Swiss Military * 2103 9.83 2 72 0.8 - 5.2 29 0.2 - LP - 0.0 - 7.4 999 2.3 0.2 LP 2106 0.1 532 8 (1) 8/3 -
Systematix Corp. C * 2103 12.98 10 74 59.4 - 55.8 4 7.6 1.3 LP - 1.8 1.0 23.9 162 31.5 5.5 LP 2106 6.1 LP 295 (40) 303/31 48.4
Tata Inv.Corpn. C * 2103 50.60 10 73 2814.3 1.4 188.0 31 76.4 154.0 * 70 240 30.6 30.4 62.0 100 90.7 53.8 196 2106 37.5 110 1281 (128) 1385/764 34.2
TCFC Finance * 2103 10.48 10 68 89.1 - 12.1 772 87.2 9.5 999 15 9.1 9.1 1.8 -42 61.1 1.1 -59 2106 7.6 302 42 (-1) 52/16 5.6
The Invest.Trust C * 2103 51.52 10 73 116.7 - 339.3 -27 15.6 15.1 LP - 4.8 2.9 82.6 19 13.3 0.6 -59 2106 2.7 LP 132 (7) 178/84 48.0
Times Guaranty * 2103 8.99 10 75 45.7 3.9 8.8 268 92.7 6.6 392 - 7.3 7.3 0.9 -47 89.5 0.7 -54 2106 6.4 106 47 (-8) 64/20 7.4
Titan Securities C * 2103 25.02 10 74 19.1 6.7 47.3 2116 1.9 10.2 * 370 - 4.1 4.1 1.9 468 20.5 3.2 -23 2106 3.6 57 20 (-2) 27/7 5.4
Ugro Capital * 2103 70.53 10 3 135.0 3.1 153.3 46 44.6 28.7 47 - 5.7 4.1 51.3 60 53.3 1.7 -54 2106 3.8 6 122 (2) 166/70 32.2
Ujjivan Fin.Ser. C * 2103 121.66 10 - 218.5 11.9 3181.0 7 26.9 -198.8 PL - - - 736.1 -11 18.6 -82.7 PL 2106 - PL 208 M(-31) 311/185 -
Upsurge Invest. * 2103 15.15 10 50 19.0 - 28.3 26 34.2 9.1 LP - 6.0 6.0 7.3 47 35.0 2.1 32 2106 6.3 LP 33 (-4) 41/9 5.1
UTI AMC C * 2103 126.80 10 - 254.4 16.5 1198.6 35 51.5 494.2 * 82 170 41.8 39.0 350.1 29 55.7 155.0 53 2106 43.2 86 1074 M(22) 1099/471 24.9
Vaarad Ventures C * 2103 24.99 1 71 0.9 - 0.0 -96 -99.9 -0.3 * -128 - - - - - - -0.1 29 2106 - -999 20 (1) 26/3 -
Vardhman Hold. C * 2103 3.19 10 75 7228.2 7.8 21.0 52 83.3 129.5 -19 50 406.0 406.0 3.1 -52 75.7 89.3 LP 2106 725.0 105 3178 (-167) 3810/1202 4.4
Vibrant Glo. Cap C * 2103 22.91 10 71 30.4 - 190.1 -5 14.7 28.7 * LP - 13.6 12.5 77.0 77 33.9 20.6 462 2106 20.1 LP 71 (7) 71/16 3.5
VLS Finance C 2103 38.66 10 46 628.8 2.6 223.2 523 86.9 207.8 430 15 54.0 53.8 85.5 999 93.8 72.2 999 2106 72.9 999 213 (-17) 265/51 2.9
Wall Street Fin. C * 2103 11.57 10 62 25.7 - 22.9 -40 -26.0 -4.0 * -670 - - - 6.1 80 -25.9 -1.2 9 2106 - -92 20 (-1) 27/12 -
Wallfort Fin. * 2103 9.69 10 75 112.1 - 30.4 278 69.1 15.0 LP - 15.8 15.5 15.6 90 86.4 13.4 158 2106 24.0 LP 67 (7) 69/15 2.8
Wealth First Por C * 2103 10.66 10 74 43.4 3.7 24.8 147 74.7 12.9 906 - 12.3 12.1 11.1 47 87.0 7.2 11 2106 12.7 - 223 (22) 233/54 17.5
West Leisure * 2103 3.05 10 71 63.6 - 0.4 -32 40.7 0.1 LP 1 0.4 0.3 0.1 -14 14.0 - -92 2106 0.3 LP 389 (150) 389/74 -
Yamini Invest * 2103 52.57 1 17 1.3 0.3 4.4 -3 -36.6 0.2 4 - - - 0.2 165 -38.4 0.1 LP 2106 - 157 1 (-) 2/1 -
IND.COMPOSITE 23194.86 684278.5 21.9 41479.6 315361.1 9.4 6550.6 1875488 35.3
51 FINANCE - HOUSING
AAVAS Financiers C 2103 78.51 10 50 305.8 12.8 1105.4 22 75.0 288.8 * 16 - 39.4 36.8 272.0 16 70.4 59.1 18 2106 38.0 17 2605 M(135)3068/1285 68.6
Can Fin Homes 2103 26.63 2 30 196.0 19.1 2018.4 -1 90.9 456.1 21 100 35.0 34.3 450.8 -14 92.4 108.9 17 2106 35.4 21 520 (-34) 619/365 14.7
Dewan Hsg. Fin. C * 2103 313.82 10 39 -657.9 - 8802.8 -8 -99.9-15051.2 -12 - - - 2001.4 -14 25.7 314.4 349 2106 - -13 17 (-) 43/12 -
GIC Housing Fin * 2103 53.85 10 42 252.1 3.6 1239.6 -1 76.9 105.6 131 40 20.4 19.6 273.7 -11 67.4 2.8 LP 2106 30.5 LP 151 (-18) 203/89 5.0
HDFC C * 2103 361.22 2 - 866.0 13.3145992.7 36 32.0 18740.1 -13 1150 105.7 103.8 30997.1 3 35.9 5041.2 40 2106 111.7 -8 2730 M(268)2895/1623 24.4
HUDCO C * 2103 2001.90 10 90 65.9 14.7 7277.7 -4 95.6 1578.5 -8 14 7.9 7.9 1798.4 1 93.5 404.6 99 2106 8.9 13 43 (-2) 58/30 4.8
Ind Bank Housing 2103 10.00 10 51 -119.2 - 0.4 -90 -51.8 -0.2 PL - - - 0.1 -23 - -0.1 -45 2106 - PL 28 (-5) 53/18 -
Indiabulls Hous. C * 2103 92.49 2 22 349.0 7.6 10030.1 -24 85.4 1204.3 * -45 450 28.1 26.0 2325.8 -9 83.2 281.7 3 2106 26.2 -28 254 M(-33) 314/128 9.7
LIC Housing Fin. C 2103 100.93 2 40 408.2 13.9 19880.2 1 89.9 2740.7 14 425 55.4 54.3 4867.2 -2 77.1 151.0 -82 2106 41.0 -21 393 (-15) 542/260 9.6
PNB Housing C * 2103 168.51 10 33 529.5 11.0 7624.1 -10 83.3 932.8 * 44 - 58.9 55.4 1692.9 -10 84.5 243.3 -5 2106 54.4 48 676 M(-3) 924/232 12.4
Reliance Home 2103 485.06 10 50 -1.1 - 840.4 -48 -99.9 -1519.9 -305 - - - 130.7 -47 - -287.5 -78 2106 - -182 4 (-) 7/1 -
Repco Home Fin C * 2103 62.56 10 37 337.7 17.6 1392.2 3 85.6 300.2 1 25 50.1 48.0 322.4 -6 68.3 32.3 -54 2106 42.0 -12 313 (-27) 429/130 7.4
Sahara Housing * 2103 7.00 10 71 67.2 4.7 13.4 -8 56.1 2.1 1 - 3.7 3.0 3.1 -4 57.1 0.4 -10 2106 2.9 1 50 (-1) 68/29 17.2
SRG Housing * 2103 13.00 10 62 72.0 22.4 76.7 6 73.8 18.8 5 - 16.0 14.5 17.6 9 71.6 4.1 15 2106 14.9 12 182 (6) 240/101 12.2
IND.COMPOSITE 3775.48 206294.2 34.1 9796.7 90175.4 23.6 6356.1 575729 21.0
52 FINANCE - TERM-LENDING INSTITUTIONS
IRFC * 2103 13068.5 10 86 28.6 13.2 15770.9 18 99.3 4416.1 38 11 3.4 3.4 4581.6 25 99.9 1502.0 68 2106 3.9 - 24 (1) 27/21 6.2
IFCI C * 2103 2041.98 10 64 19.3 - 2093.8 -28 -42.7 -1943.9 * -999 - - - 399.9 -35 - -701.7 -132 2106 - -352 12 M(-3) 16/6 -
Power Fin.Corpn. C * 2103 2640.08 10 56 230.2 14.8 71700.5 15 90.0 11747.8 65 100 44.6 44.5 18973.9 12 88.9 3480.4 30 2106 47.5 65 132 (-2) 141/82 2.8
REC Ltd C * 2103 1974.92 10 53 221.6 14.2 35003.1 17 92.2 8378.2 68 110 42.5 42.4 9640.0 18 86.8 2268.7 23 2106 44.6 66 152 (-5) 168/92 3.4
Tour. Fin. Corp. * 2103 80.72 10 27 98.1 10.9 258.5 -3 89.4 80.8 - 8 10.2 10.0 65.9 4 88.8 21.2 28 2106 10.6 14 67 (-10) 83/31 6.3
IND.COMPOSITE 19806.21 124826.8 89.6 22679.0 66922.8 43.7 6570.6 98911 3.6
53 FOOD - PROCESSING - INDIAN
ADF Foods C 2103 20.02 10 31 136.4 22.9 369.3 29 18.3 50.1 16 30 28.0 25.0 86.2 17 14.4 11.1 29 2106 26.3 25 793 (-95) 1049/333 30.2
Anjani Foods * 2103 5.59 10 75 22.0 5.4 29.1 6 6.7 3.0 522 8 6.7 5.4 8.0 33 3.9 - -96 2106 4.7 181 192 (-55) 409/35 41.0
Avanti Feeds C * 2103 13.62 1 44 129.3 20.3 4100.6 0 11.5 321.9 * -5 625 26.6 23.6 1408.8 47 6.7 76.0 -27 2106 24.4 -7 572 (-72) 675/412 23.5
Chamanlal Setia * 2103 10.35 2 74 67.6 21.0 851.5 7 13.8 82.0 56 28 16.8 15.9 236.8 -3 10.4 16.9 -32 2106 14.3 4 114 (-33) 155/75 8.0
Chordia Food C * 2103 4.03 10 72 90.2 1.9 77.8 19 4.0 0.8 16 - 6.4 1.9 18.3 -6 -8.5 -2.3 PL 2106 - PL 154 (4) 198/84 -
DFM Foods 2103 10.05 2 74 35.4 17.8 524.1 3 10.6 28.7 19 50 8.3 5.7 110.5 -4 1.1 -1.7 PL 2106 3.8 -23 336 (-32) 453/225 89.2
Dodla Dairy C * 2103 59.49 10 63 119.0 11.7 1944.0 -9 12.5 126.0 153 - 29.7 21.2 512.1 12 10.0 36.1 12 2106 21.2 153 595 M(-18) 645/528 28.1
Foods & Inns C * 2103 5.03 1 45 36.2 6.3 370.8 -5 5.9 3.9 -65 20 3.3 0.8 145.5 113 10.2 5.8 313 2106 1.7 15 70 (5) 82/45 41.9
Godrej Agrovet C * 2103 192.11 10 72 106.8 16.1 6266.7 -10 9.0 313.8 * - 80 24.4 16.3 1992.8 28 8.5 106.0 20 2106 17.2 1 648 M(-47) 747/470 37.6
GRM Overseas C * 2103 12.00 10 71 112.9 43.2 799.4 3 8.4 45.4 43 200 40.2 37.8 222.4 85 12.3 18.3 196 2106 48.0 59 839 XB(181) 980/98 17.5
Hatsun Agro * 2103 21.56 1 74 47.4 25.8 5569.7 5 14.0 248.2 * 121 800 25.9 11.5 1544.7 21 11.5 58.3 4 2106 11.5 112 939 B(-6) 1033/541 81.4
Heritage Foods C 2103 23.20 5 40 127.7 28.3 2473.1 -9 10.6 148.6 * LP 100 42.0 32.0 648.1 1 8.2 30.3 -69 2106 18.1 LP 479 (-17) 542/257 26.5
Hindustan Foods C * 2103 21.20 10 63 104.5 17.8 1386.4 80 6.0 34.4 57 - 24.3 16.2 457.0 126 5.7 10.2 161 2106 19.2 89 1886 (-51) 2580/684 98.3
Kovil. Lak. Rol. * 2103 5.54 10 57 75.3 11.5 223.9 -3 5.9 4.6 * 67 15 14.4 8.2 55.2 34 4.9 1.1 827 2106 9.9 183 80 (2) 93/30 8.0
KRBL C * 2103 23.54 1 59 156.9 19.1 3991.9 -11 20.6 558.9 - 350 26.8 23.7 1015.9 33 19.0 140.8 12 2106 24.4 5 260 (-16) 306/173 10.7
KSE * 2103 3.20 10 26 759.7 13.9 1543.3 8 9.1 107.9 * 471 850 344.7 337.2 403.6 7 1.9 6.5 -75 2106 274.7 51 2000 (-579) 3065/1600 7.3
L T Foods C 2103 31.98 1 57 54.9 13.3 4644.4 12 12.0 274.1 46 100 12.0 8.6 1194.9 -3 10.1 72.6 -8 2106 8.4 20 67 (-7) 90/47 8.0
Lotus Chocolate * 2103 12.84 10 72 -4.5 - 47.9 -32 5.2 1.8 101 - 1.9 1.4 17.4 218 5.8 0.9 LP 2106 2.1 LP 38 (8) 46/13 18.0
Milkfood C * 2103 4.89 10 50 243.4 7.4 367.9 -33 5.4 2.4 -71 - 22.9 5.0 71.0 -12 3.3 -1.6 PL 2106 1.5 -87 338 (-15) 465/290 233.4
Mishtann Foods 2103 50.00 1 49 1.4 0.1 351.1 -27 1.9 0.7 999 - 0.0 - 72.4 168 8.4 3.5 999 2106 0.1 LP 16 (5) 16/4 -
Modern Dairies * 2103 23.32 10 46 -48.5 - 610.1 -20 1.7 -12.0 * PL - 4.5 - 71.5 -57 2.8 0.4 -34 2106 - PL 9 (-4) 19/3 -
Mrs Bectors C * 2103 58.80 10 51 73.4 19.3 880.7 16 16.1 72.3 * 139 24 19.9 12.3 226.4 12 12.9 13.3 -16 2106 11.9 - 399 M(-28) 630/328 33.6
Naturite Agro * 2103 5.30 10 69 24.8 0.4 12.7 6 6.2 0.6 999 - 1.4 1.2 2.5 -36 5.9 0.1 -88 2106 0.8 22 117 (-) 131/117 -
CorporateScoreboard

Oceanic Foods * 2103 11.25 10 74 22.8 13.1 106.3 17 4.4 2.2 -24 - 2.8 2.0 27.7 20 6.1 0.9 5 2106 2.0 -25 53 (-1) 72/33 26.4
Ovobel Foods * 2103 10.50 10 14 19.9 12.7 110.7 2 -5.8 -1.8 PL - - - 25.0 -11 -16.8 -3.6 PL 2106 - PL 36 (-) 52/22 -
Parag Milk Foods C 2103 95.38 10 41 110.4 10.9 1841.8 -24 6.8 20.7 -78 5 7.6 2.2 438.5 1 10.2 17.5 441 2106 3.7 -50 125 M(-12) 158/91 34.1
Prataap Snacks C * 2103 11.73 5 71 265.7 1.8 1171.1 -16 5.1 11.1 * -67 10 28.0 4.7 279.6 43 4.0 -1.6 73 2106 7.9 -41 694 (-29) 827/485 87.9
Saboo Sodium * 2103 24.18 10 56 11.7 0.4 30.0 6 13.5 -0.7 PL - 0.3 - 44.7 715 19.1 7.5 664 2106 2.8 LP 17 (2) 17/4 6.1
Saptarishi Agro * 2103 34.02 10 75 1.2 - 35.7 -6 1.1 0.4 339 - 0.1 0.1 8.1 369 0.9 0.1 LP 2106 0.2 443 10 (-1) 12/7 -
Tasty Bite Eat. * 2103 2.57 10 74 805.2 21.2 385.3 -10 14.0 39.3 * -4 20 219.9 153.0 111.5 107 14.6 7.2 406 2106 175.7 30 18410 (316)21471/9950 104.8
Vadilal Inds. C * 2103 7.19 10 65 244.5 27.1 463.8 -23 7.6 4.6 -89 - 38.2 6.4 166.4 127 17.0 12.7 LP 2106 40.0 LP 1152 (-81) 1264/584 28.8
Varun Beverages C 2012 433.03 10 66 91.5 11.4 7554.6 -11 16.1 389.8 * -17 25 21.2 9.0 2449.9 49 23.3 308.2 119 2106 13.2 106 770 B(-19) 919/430 58.4
Zydus Wellness C 2103 63.63 10 65 717.8 6.0 1866.7 6 18.1 242.2 * 51 50 42.0 38.1 597.6 11 23.5 130.8 47 2106 45.9 106 2236 (64) 2325/1581 48.7
IND.COMPOSITE 1311.14 51002.3 12.3 3125.9 29341.4 6.2 1082.2 124136 37.8
54 FOOD - PROCESSING - MNC
Britannia Inds. C 2103 24.09 1 51 147.3 32.7 13136.1 13 19.1 1864.4 * 3215750 85.6 77.4 3403.5 -1 16.3 389.6 -29 2106 70.9 1 3654 CB(150)3956/3318 51.5
Jubilant Food. C 2103 131.97 10 42 108.1 25.1 3311.9 -16 23.3 231.7 -22 60 46.0 17.6 893.2 130 23.6 73.7 LP 2106 28.7 150 3752 (18) 3842/1844 130.6
Nestle India 2012 96.42 10 63 232.1 105.8 13350.0 8 24.0 2082.4 6 2000 254.4 216.0 3476.7 14 24.4 538.6 11 2106 229.3 6 18297 (588)18821/15104 79.8
IND.COMPOSITE 252.48 29798.0 21.8 4178.5 15546.7 10.4 1001.8 313946 73.0
55 GLASS & GLASS PRODUCTS
Asahi India Glas C 2103 24.31 1 54 59.2 12.1 2434.3 -8 18.4 133.1 -13 100 10.9 5.5 603.8 165 19.6 35.3 LP 2106 9.5 999 350 (-28) 408/191 36.8
Banaras Beads 2103 6.64 10 58 75.4 4.6 20.5 -21 16.6 2.3 * -7 - 5.6 3.4 3.4 -14 8.1 0.3 -48 2106 3.2 -19 78 (-10) 100/44 24.6
Borosil C * 2103 11.41 1 70 60.9 5.9 584.8 -8 14.2 39.9 * -2 100 6.6 3.5 137.9 146 7.5 -3.7 51 2106 4.5 192 214 (-6) 254/132 48.1
Borosil Renew. * 2103 13.02 1 62 47.2 0.2 502.3 85 39.3 89.6 999 - 10.1 6.9 136.1 152 45.4 39.6 LP 2106 10.1 LP 307 M(-6) 349/66 30.5
Empire Inds. * 2103 6.00 10 73 411.7 14.7 490.3 -15 8.8 13.2 -67 250 53.8 22.0 96.9 4 8.7 3.5 52 2106 24.0 -59 815 (-95) 998/550 33.9
La Opala RG * 2103 22.20 2 66 60.0 15.2 211.3 -22 32.4 49.6 -41 75 5.6 4.5 32.2 218 29.6 8.9 LP 2106 5.5 1 275 (-14) 315/191 49.6
Saint-Gob. Sekur 2103 91.11 10 75 15.5 6.3 104.9 -22 16.3 8.5 * -20 10 1.5 0.9 26.5 286 19.1 3.5 LP 2106 1.9 102 62 (-5) 81/50 32.4
IND.COMPOSITE 174.69 4348.3 19.8 336.2 2073.7 10.3 87.5 19101 37.6
56 HEALTHCARE
Apollo Hospitals C * 2103 71.89 5 30 319.6 2.7 10560.0 -6 11.0 108.2 * -66 60 47.4 7.5 3760.2 73 15.1 248.8 LP 2106 39.8 876 4347 (299) 4375/1585 109.1
Artemis Medicare C * 2103 13.24 10 70 191.7 1.6 408.4 -28 8.8 3.9 * -80 - 19.2 3.0 122.3 95 10.6 3.9 LP 2106 15.0 423 331 (-53) 410/145 22.1
Aster DM Health. C * 2103 499.51 10 38 60.1 - 8608.4 -1 15.5 341.5 * -23 - 19.2 6.8 2371.6 35 11.8 44.5 LP 2106 5.5 33 163 (1) 180/120 29.6
Dr Lal Pathlabs C 2103 83.34 10 55 151.8 25.1 1581.3 19 27.6 291.8 * 29 200 44.3 35.0 606.6 128 31.2 131.2 362 2106 47.3 102 3844 (128) 4048/1741 81.2
Fortis Health. C * 2103 754.96 10 31 81.1 - 4167.1 -13 10.0 -102.2 * PL - 2.5 - 1410.3 133 22.1 100.2 LP 2106 2.8 LP 257 (6) 261/123 93.6
Health.Global C * 2103 125.39 10 68 55.6 - 1013.4 -8 12.5 -111.7 * -10 - 3.8 - 323.1 67 17.0 -6.8 83 2106 - 41 232 M(-25) 265/110 -
Indrapr.Medical * 2103 91.67 10 51 29.8 17.4 613.4 -26 6.6 2.3 -95 - 3.9 0.3 202.9 115 14.9 15.4 LP 2106 4.7 334 82 (-1) 103/45 17.5
KMC Speciality * 2103 16.31 1 75 3.9 26.2 102.6 7 22.6 12.8 9 - 1.2 0.8 32.3 76 27.0 5.7 984 2106 1.1 87 43 (4) 47/19 39.5
Kovai Medical * 2103 10.94 10 56 466.2 24.5 690.4 -3 28.0 77.7 -18 30 133.2 71.0 238.7 85 31.4 35.2 999 2106 101.8 46 1727 (333) 1899/651 17.0
Krishna Institu. C * 2103 80.03 10 39 133.0 - 1329.9 18 27.9 201.2 75 - 33.8 25.1 473.2 135 30.4 89.1 699 2106 25.1 75 1222 M(-50) 1328/938 48.7
Krsnaa Diagnost. 2103 15.70 5 27 164.6 - 396.5 53 23.7 185.3 * LP - 70.9 59.0 - - - - - 2103 59.0 LP 991 M(991) 1100/961 16.8
Max Healthcare C * 2103 965.95 10 70 58.4 - 2504.7 137 16.1 96.2 * 63 - 2.8 1.0 1000.2 290 24.4 146.9 LP 2106 3.4 LP 323 (28) 334/102 96.4
Medinova Diagno. C 2103 9.98 10 62 -7.2 - 12.7 71 23.6 2.0 LP - 2.7 2.0 4.5 194 33.3 1.0 LP 2106 3.1 LP 57 (6) 63/12 18.3
Metropolis Healt C * 2103 10.23 2 50 138.1 29.7 998.0 17 29.1 182.6 * 25 400 44.7 35.7 326.8 128 32.7 63.3 999 2106 47.6 108 2665 M(-218)3230/1628 56.1
Narayana Hrudaya C * 2103 204.36 10 64 54.9 - 2582.4 -17 7.3 -8.0 * PL - 8.6 - 859.8 119 15.5 76.2 LP 2106 8.5 LP 495 (-2) 566/293 58.1
Opto Circuits C 2003 300.63 10 19 -12.9 - 178.7 -30 12.4 -5.1 * PL - 0.0 - 34.1 -37 -23.4 -7.7 PL 2012 - PL 4 (-) 8/3 -
Poly Medicure C 2103 47.94 5 45 100.7 23.5 786.5 14 27.3 135.9 42 50 19.1 14.2 211.9 24 26.1 37.6 41 2106 15.3 43 880 (-89) 1163/367 57.5
Shalby C * 2103 108.01 10 74 77.3 3.4 430.9 -11 20.1 42.4 54 10 7.3 3.9 192.4 400 19.9 20.2 LP 2106 6.6 LP 189 (-12) 214/72 28.6
Tejnaksh Health. C * 2103 10.16 10 74 17.0 14.7 12.0 -29 31.0 2.1 -2 - 2.7 2.0 3.2 103 37.7 0.8 958 2106 2.7 93 102 (2) 110/23 37.6
Thyrocare Tech. C * 2103 52.87 10 66 80.8 27.0 494.6 14 35.0 107.3 * 20 250 26.0 20.3 164.7 193 43.3 55.6 999 2106 31.9 159 1320 (-5) 1466/695 41.4
Transgene Biotek C * 2103 75.77 10 22 0.6 - 0.2 4642 -99.9 -10.4 5 - - - - - - -2.6 1 2106 - 4 4 (-) 6/3 -
IND.COMPOSITE 3548.88 37472.0 15.0 1555.8 24677.5 9.4 1058.5 214430 76.2
57 HOTELS
Apollo Sindoori C * 2103 1.30 5 65 338.0 20.8 168.3 -13 2.6 9.6 -38 25 54.6 36.8 48.4 39 5.7 2.6 150 2106 42.8 -4 885 (170) 1009/460 20.7
Aruna Hotels 2103 33.90 10 53 -16.1 - 0.3 0 -99.9 -10.1 -28 - - - 0.3 - - -4.5 -9 2103 - -28 13 XR(-7) 20/2 -
Asian Hotels (E) C * 2103 11.53 10 66 628.4 - 54.4 -71 -18.8 -33.0 -339 - - - 11.6 175 -49.4 -11.1 -4 2106 - -190 176 (-15) 239/126 -
Asian Hotels (N) C * 2103 19.45 10 58 220.2 - 72.6 -71 -31.1 -125.7 * -113 - - - 13.1 63 -73.2 -40.2 -51 2106 - -71 86 (-4) 106/44 -
Barbeque-Nation C * 2103 18.78 5 36 86.4 - 507.1 -40 8.6 -92.4 * -127 - 7.7 - 102.0 939 -17.5 -42.6 28 2106 - -127 1218 M(329) 1245/481 -
Best Eastern Hot * 2103 1.69 1 75 1.6 - 2.3 -45 8.6 -0.6 -63 - 0.1 - 0.1 - - -0.6 -30 2106 - 19 19 (-) 23/10 -
Burger King * 2103 383.52 10 53 17.6 - 494.5 -41 3.0 -166.7 * -128 - - - 149.7 289 1.0 -44.4 44 2106 - - 168 M(-18) 219/108 -
Chalet Hotels C * 2103 205.02 10 72 69.1 - 294.4 -70 1.0 -135.4 * PL - - - 69.5 32 -12.3 -40.4 -7 2106 - PL 172 (-5) 215/125 -
Coffee Day Enter C * 2103 211.25 10 15 175.9 - 853.4 -67 -14.8 -440.8 * 66 - - - 81.5 -60 -20.3 -107.4 20 2106 - 61 33 (-6) 50/23 -
Devyani Intl. C 2103 120.25 1 63 4.6 - 1134.8 -25 16.7 -97.4 * 34 - 1.1 - - - - - - 2103 - 34 123 M(123) 141/121 -
Dhanada Corp. * 2103 5.59 1 54 0.9 - 2.9 -68 -40.4 -5.9 -78 - - - 0.3 19 - -1.8 -7 2106 - -44 5 (-) 8/2 -
EIH C 2103 125.07 2 36 49.6 - 497.1 -69 -70.5 -365.0 * PL - - - 95.9 223 - -113.2 24 2106 - PL 103 R(-8) 123/71 -
EIH Assoc.Hotels 2103 30.47 10 75 104.6 - 101.3 -59 -17.4 -21.7 * PL - - - 12.7 324 - -9.8 36 2106 - PL 324 (-18) 406/207 -
Graviss Hospital C 2103 14.10 2 75 25.4 - 22.9 -42 -60.2 -15.3 -73 - - - 2.5 772 -66.0 -1.7 40 2106 - -51 16 (-3) 20/9 -
Gujarat Hotels 2103 3.79 10 54 91.4 13.4 1.0 -73 68.5 2.3 -47 18 6.1 6.0 0.2 - 54.1 0.6 -35 2106 5.2 -54 163 (-6) 204/71 31.5
HLV * 2103 126.11 2 47 6.7 - 18.9 -87 -99.9 -44.4 * PL - - - 7.3 389 - -15.8 -43 2106 - - 9 (-1) 13/4 -
ITDC C 2103 85.77 10 87 33.4 5.7 176.9 -49 -24.4 -32.7 * PL - - - 77.3 -20 1.5 7.4 109 2103 - PL 355 (-41) 464/217 -
Indian Hotels Co C * 2103 118.93 1 41 30.7 - 1575.2 -65 -23.0 -884.2 * PL 40 - - 344.6 140 -43.2 -295.9 17 2106 - -752 141 (-6) 157/89 -
Jindal Hotels * 2103 6.65 10 69 26.6 2.3 15.6 -59 -7.7 -11.0 PL - - - 3.6 472 0.7 -2.4 35 2106 - -242 31 (-) 42/19 -
CorporateScoreboard

Lemon Tree Hotel C * 2103 792.25 10 26 11.6 - 251.7 -62 24.3 -127.1 -999 - - - 42.2 4 -0.2 -40.1 4 2106 - -163 40 (-1) 49/25 -
Mac Charles(I) C * 2103 13.10 10 75 59.1 - 27.8 -9 40.1 -2.3 * 87 - 1.1 - 6.8 8 52.5 1.0 288 2106 1.7 LP 563 (8) 600/177 335.1
Mahindra Holiday C * 2103 133.58 10 67 -55.2 - 1730.0 -27 13.9 -19.4 * 85 - 18.3 - 370.9 26 8.0 -19.5 30 2106 - 96 303 M(-11) 340/160 -
Oriental Hotels C 2103 17.86 1 68 25.2 - 115.9 -60 -27.6 -71.3 * -880 - - - 24.7 474 -50.7 -22.0 30 2106 - -94 36 (-2) 43/19 -
Phoenix Township * 2103 13.98 10 70 11.2 2.2 9.8 -52 18.1 -1.7 PL - 0.5 - 1.2 119 -32.6 -1.2 -10 2106 - -112 17 (-1) 19/8 -
Royal Orch.Hotel C * 2103 27.43 10 69 51.2 2.9 80.9 -61 -13.7 -26.6 * PL - - - 14.4 241 -34.0 -8.4 40 2106 - -135 73 (-5) 95/57 -
Royale Manor * 2103 16.93 10 46 26.1 5.9 7.7 -64 -0.9 -0.6 * PL - 0.2 - 1.9 325 4.8 -0.3 45 2106 - PL 27 (2) 32/10 -
Sayaji Hotels C * 2103 17.52 10 75 61.2 - 82.1 -66 16.0 -58.2 -302 - - - 10.5 999 11.5 22.0 LP 2106 - 54 243 (4) 288/146 -
Speciality Rest. C * 2103 46.96 10 51 28.8 - 150.1 -58 -0.9 -33.5 * -216 - - - 30.4 268 0.3 -8.6 56 2106 - 22 74 (-1) 80/31 -
TajGVK Hotels C * 2103 12.54 2 75 58.7 7.0 94.2 -70 -2.3 -40.0 PL - - - 24.8 664 -14.5 -13.0 39 2106 - PL 128 (-5) 158/102 -
TGB Banquets * 2103 29.29 10 32 32.9 - 14.8 -56 -45.2 -8.3 PL - - - 3.9 303 -3.3 -0.5 77 2106 - -369 8 (-1) 10/4 -
The Byke Hospi. * 2103 40.10 10 47 42.4 2.2 65.6 -46 21.3 -18.2 PL - 2.1 - 12.1 80 5.3 -7.9 15 2106 - -137 29 (-2) 36/11 -
Westlife Develop C * 2103 31.17 2 56 30.9 0.5 986.0 -36 4.8 -103.6 * PL - 2.3 - 259.2 176 1.0 -33.4 45 2106 - -53 523 M(-36) 577/348 -
IND.COMPOSITE 2715.88 9610.3 -4.3 -2981.2 3453.2 -9.2 -852.9 77392 67.3
58 LEATHER / LEATHER PRODUCTS
Amin Tannery * 2103 10.80 1 59 1.1 - 27.1 -16 9.5 0.1 -1 - 0.1 - 8.3 241 6.9 0.1 LP 2106 0.1 LP 2 (-) 3/1 -
Bata India C * 2103 64.26 5 53 136.8 - 1708.5 -44 9.9 -82.5 * PL 80 14.2 - 267.1 98 -11.8 -69.5 31 2106 - PL 1689 (5) 1755/1226 -
Khadim India C * 2103 17.97 10 61 111.8 - 626.2 -19 0.5 -32.9 -5 - 3.5 - 88.2 46 -0.4 -10.9 61 2106 - 74 261 (-33) 359/100 -
Liberty Shoes * 2103 17.04 10 59 109.4 4.6 458.1 -30 11.1 0.3 * -96 - 20.4 0.2 97.6 90 7.9 -3.1 72 2106 5.0 LP 167 (-10) 190/117 33.5
Mirza Internatio C * 2103 24.06 2 68 53.0 8.2 1048.9 -17 11.3 8.3 -83 - 6.2 0.7 251.8 203 14.2 11.6 LP 2106 3.6 187 59 (-4) 69/43 16.5
Phoenix Intl. C * 2103 16.79 10 70 46.0 - 24.2 -44 64.7 0.8 -74 - 2.6 0.5 3.8 -33 56.2 -0.8 PL 2106 - PL 18 (-2) 23/10 -
Relaxo Footwear 2103 24.84 1 71 63.3 20.2 2359.2 -2 21.2 286.5 * 27 250 16.0 11.5 497.1 37 13.3 31.0 28 2106 12.0 49 1211 (63) 1272/603 100.8
Sreeleathers * 2103 23.19 10 72 135.4 9.4 83.4 -52 19.5 11.2 -61 - 5.3 4.8 12.5 282 14.1 1.1 LP 2106 5.6 -37 164 (-6) 234/123 29.1
IND.COMPOSITE 198.95 6335.4 13.8 191.8 2452.7 3.4 -40.5 53675 86.7
59 MINING / MINERALS / METALS
Ashapura Minech. C * 2103 17.40 2 42 49.5 - 1148.1 243 10.4 72.6 * LP 25 13.5 8.4 451.8 58 15.6 60.4 225 2106 12.8 LP 141 (-5) 176/44 11.0
Asi Industries C * 2103 9.01 1 73 29.2 14.5 226.8 9 16.1 11.9 -62 - 3.2 1.3 63.4 60 24.1 1.6 -52 2106 1.1 -65 15 (-7) 37/11 13.0
Baroda Extrusion * 2103 14.90 1 57 -2.4 - 52.3 0 -0.1 -0.1 99 - - - 20.1 360 4.1 0.6 LP 2106 0.1 LP 2 (-) 3/1 -
Coal India C * 2103 6162.73 10 66 59.3 57.0 90026.0 -6 20.6 12699.9 -24 160 26.6 20.6 25282.2 37 19.2 3169.9 52 2106 22.4 -3 142 (-2) 165/110 6.3
Cubex Tubings * 2103 14.32 10 44 41.7 0.7 71.2 17 5.5 1.3 210 - 1.9 0.9 24.8 163 3.6 0.4 376 2106 1.1 312 22 (-6) 35/10 19.7
Facor Alloys C * 2103 19.55 1 44 7.9 6.0 143.7 -51 -6.4 -7.5 * PL - - - 54.8 77 4.9 1.6 LP 2106 - PL 5 (-1) 7/1 -
GMDC C * 2103 63.60 2 74 126.9 4.8 1342.6 -12 -23.4 53.1 * -64 10 4.6 1.7 498.3 108 6.2 37.7 -72 2106 2.7 -60 64 (-5) 83/41 23.9
Gravita India C 2103 13.81 2 73 39.0 8.0 1409.8 5 7.9 52.5 42 55 10.5 7.6 446.4 73 8.4 21.8 461 2106 10.2 81 209 (15) 212/41 20.6
Hindustan Copper C * 2103 483.51 5 73 16.4 - 1786.8 115 21.7 87.5 LP 7 4.0 0.9 267.6 -38 44.9 45.7 54 2106 1.3 LP 135 M(-18) 197/31 105.7
Hindustan Zinc 2103 845.06 2 65 76.5 21.3 22629.0 22 52.0 7718.9 * 16 1065 24.3 18.3 6531.0 64 53.8 2070.9 52 2106 20.6 36 331 (7) 362/198 16.1
Indian Metals C 2103 26.98 10 59 460.3 13.7 1844.2 14 18.5 158.9 * LP 100 97.5 58.9 537.9 33 32.2 99.0 301 2106 89.0 LP 783 (-128) 997/206 8.8
KIOCL * 2103 607.75 10 99 32.7 2.0 2383.6 23 15.0 301.2 593 16 5.4 5.0 1042.1 139 27.6 215.9 999 2106 8.3 999 273 (-26) 314/108 32.8
Maithan Alloys C * 2103 29.11 10 75 522.7 15.4 1619.8 -12 18.0 230.8 4 60 84.7 79.3 565.6 113 24.9 112.1 219 2106 105.7 50 1071 (-143) 1255/470 10.1
Manaksia C * 2103 13.11 2 75 145.9 5.8 861.0 1 11.7 59.6 2 150 13.9 9.1 272.9 59 15.5 30.6 155 2106 11.9 58 72 (-1) 79/35 6.0
MOIL * 2103 237.33 10 64 118.8 8.3 1177.4 13 23.2 213.4 * -14 74 13.2 9.0 293.3 93 28.6 61.8 34 2106 10.0 19 176 (-11) 208/119 17.6
Nagpur Power C * 2103 13.10 10 61 59.1 - 30.0 -3 5.1 2.7 LP - 3.8 2.0 5.9 2 -23.3 1.7 345 2106 3.0 LP 48 (-4) 57/21 16.0
NMDC C * 2103 293.06 1 61 102.0 13.4 15370.1 31 57.2 6276.6 73 776 22.2 21.4 6512.2 236 64.1 3186.4 500 2106 30.5 199 172 (-8) 213/76 5.7
Orissa Minerals * 2103 0.60 1 50 39.8 - - 0 - -46.7 * 4 - - - 3.9 - - -17.4 -10 2106 - 36 2842 (-228) 3800/1865 -
Prec. Wires (I) * 2103 11.56 5 60 136.7 13.1 1718.6 13 4.6 39.3 * 23 100 24.0 17.0 531.4 247 4.5 11.6 LP 2106 22.4 128 223 (-7) 245/104 10.0
Ram Ratna Wires C * 2103 11.00 5 73 91.0 8.0 1526.9 6 4.0 14.9 3 20 14.8 6.8 461.1 153 4.6 7.8 LP 2106 12.4 301 138 (-10) 168/69 11.1
Sagardeep Alloys C * 2103 17.06 10 74 15.5 0.9 65.5 94 1.6 0.1 -37 - 0.4 0.1 15.6 151 3.4 0.2 LP 2106 0.7 LP 72 B(-2) 148/29 -
Sandur Manganese * 2103 9.00 10 73 1103.2 19.1 746.6 26 36.4 153.9 4 100 200.8 171.0 475.1 270 53.5 148.8 538 2106 310.4 141 2068 (32) 2260/650 6.7
Shilp Gravures C * 2103 6.15 10 61 119.0 2.9 69.8 -1 18.2 10.3 999 18 25.5 16.7 18.1 61 16.0 2.8 999 2106 21.0 999 119 (-1) 135/44 5.7
Tinplate Co. 2103 104.67 10 75 80.8 12.3 2281.4 8 7.8 98.4 * 4 20 15.3 9.4 866.3 128 11.7 68.6 LP 2106 16.6 119 253 (-9) 275/118 15.3
VBC Ferro Alloys * 2103 16.39 10 40 -33.6 - 1.8 -96 -99.9 -45.6 -132 - - - 0.3 240 -52.1 -1.8 11 2106 - -166 22 (-2) 30/11 -
Vedanta C 2103 371.72 1 65 168.4 19.4 88021.0 4 30.9 12008.5 * -7 950 52.9 32.3 28412.0 78 34.6 4255.1 312 2106 40.6 23 336 (23) 341/91 8.3
IND.COMPOSITE 9412.48 236553.8 29.0 40166.4 147303.9 16.113593.5 454855 9.3
60 MOULDED LUGGAGE
Safari Inds. C * 2103 4.48 2 50 94.2 - 328.0 -52 -1.7 -20.5 * PL - - - 120.2 497 5.9 2.5 LP 2106 0.4 -71 777 (39) 841/355 -
V I P Inds. C * 2103 28.26 2 53 36.6 - 618.6 -64 -10.4 -107.8 * PL - - - 206.2 411 6.3 2.5 LP 2106 - PL 476 (59) 491/263 -
IND.COMPOSITE 32.74 946.5 -7.4 -128.3 652.8 3.1 5.0 8467 -
61 OIL DRILLING / ALLIED SERVICES
Alphageo (India) C * 2103 6.36 10 46 413.2 - 143.1 -47 10.9 6.4 LP 80 52.9 10.1 80.4 - 30.7 14.7 LP 2106 55.6 LP 344 (5) 366/142 6.2
Asian Energy C * 2103 38.07 10 60 53.5 - 228.8 -16 23.8 33.9 * -1 - 15.0 8.9 77.0 11 32.5 20.6 307 2106 12.9 11 147 (6) 152/84 11.4
Hind.Oil Explor. C * 2103 132.24 10 - 55.4 - 113.9 -44 46.1 37.8 * -66 - 4.6 2.9 30.5 27 52.4 11.1 -8 2106 2.9 -58 180 (29) 186/61 63.1
Jindal Drilling C * 2103 14.49 5 67 387.0 - 397.9 84 13.9 -5.9 99 10 9.2 - 99.3 16 18.9 7.3 LP 2106 3.9 LP 138 (-4) 148/65 35.3
ONGC C * 2103 6290.14 5 60 175.7 7.6360572.3 -15 13.8 15767.7 * - 72 32.8 12.5108135.6 73 15.1 5985.2 999 2106 17.3 175 115 (-2) 128/64 6.7
Oil India C * 2103 1084.41 10 57 218.2 13.2 22497.6 9 25.2 3878.6 * -21 50 52.8 35.8 6205.2 48 34.8 1054.5 274 2106 37.5 24 163 (-3) 177/83 4.3
IND.COMPOSITE 7565.71 383953.5 14.5 19718.5 229256.0 8.1 7093.3 166472 6.4
62 PACKAGING
AMD Industries * 2103 19.17 10 67 68.8 0.8 118.6 -32 11.1 -1.9 * PL - 3.9 - 54.8 125 14.3 2.8 LP 2106 1.1 LP 29 (-1) 34/15 25.5
B & A Packaging * 2103 4.96 10 74 93.7 23.3 96.9 28 17.2 10.5 40 - 23.7 21.2 29.3 41 15.2 2.7 - 2106 21.2 29 219 (-28) 259/13 10.3
Control Print C 2103 16.33 10 52 133.0 15.2 203.7 5 24.3 30.6 * 2 85 26.3 18.7 54.4 56 23.1 6.5 26 2106 19.5 23 368 (-27) 417/200 18.9
CorporateScoreboard

Cosmo Films C * 2103 18.17 10 44 469.9 29.2 2285.2 4 17.2 233.0 * 106 250 160.8 128.2 687.6 43 19.1 86.7 85 2106 152.2 109 1339 (100) 1475/371 8.8
Ecoplast C * 2103 3.00 10 67 105.8 0.6 75.7 -23 4.4 0.2 * -95 - 9.8 0.6 20.0 151 -2.5 -1.3 -34 2106 - PL 89 (-16) 111/66 -
Emmbi Industries * 2103 17.69 10 58 76.4 12.0 274.0 -10 10.4 7.7 -48 4 8.4 4.3 104.2 105 10.7 4.5 323 2106 6.3 -9 112 (-2) 125/68 17.8
EPL Ltd C 2103 63.11 2 52 53.8 15.5 3091.6 12 19.6 250.5 * 17 205 15.4 7.9 799.1 8 18.1 57.9 3 2106 8.0 5 234 (-22) 319/202 29.3
Everest Kanto C * 2103 22.44 2 67 56.0 0.9 949.1 25 18.5 71.4 * 914 15 9.5 6.4 335.0 95 27.9 57.3 765 2106 10.8 999 105 (8) 162/23 9.8
Flexituff Vent. C * 2103 24.88 10 33 54.9 - 847.4 -4 -0.7 -59.2 65 - 5.4 - 264.5 98 -0.8 -23.9 66 2106 - 94 17 (-5) 29/7 -
Garware Hi Tech C 2103 23.23 10 61 673.0 6.1 989.0 7 22.0 126.0 46 100 64.5 54.2 305.6 80 19.3 35.8 163 2106 63.8 104 1107 (-4) 1225/236 17.4
Guj. Containers * 2103 5.65 10 58 25.3 5.3 87.5 16 9.0 2.9 372 - 7.5 5.1 34.8 123 8.3 1.3 196 2106 6.6 262 44 (-3) 49/8 6.6
Guj. Raffia Inds * 2103 5.40 10 39 33.3 2.0 38.8 15 6.6 1.2 262 - 4.9 2.2 9.4 -21 6.4 0.3 26 2106 2.3 252 38 (-1) 87/10 16.3
Hind.Adhesive * 2103 5.12 10 68 84.6 20.6 213.7 40 10.0 8.8 33 - 33.2 17.1 84.2 99 9.2 3.0 11 2106 17.7 27 319 (60) 319/69 18.0
Huhtamaki India * 2012 15.10 2 68 100.2 12.8 2462.7 -5 9.5 93.6 * -41 150 25.4 12.4 662.6 3 3.4 -3.5 PL 2106 7.2 -65 272 (-38) 352/241 37.7
Jindal Poly Film C * 2103 43.79 10 75 603.3 24.1 4082.3 15 27.0 790.9 62 20 213.7 180.6 1341.1 74 24.4 231.9 78 2106 203.8 62 1033 (34) 1168/410 5.1
Kanpur Plastipa. * 2103 14.31 10 72 110.0 21.1 451.6 44 12.2 30.2 * 507 18 27.5 21.1 143.0 85 10.5 8.7 127 2106 24.5 377 243 CB(-39) 308/77 9.9
Nahar Poly C * 2103 12.29 5 70 213.5 8.7 303.5 9 21.6 62.6 68 30 26.2 25.5 105.4 90 20.0 17.7 46 2106 27.7 64 222 (-22) 320/56 8.0
Perfectpac 2103 1.33 10 74 213.5 9.9 65.9 -10 4.4 0.8 -70 - 19.3 5.8 17.5 183 3.6 -0.1 85 2106 8.8 7 156 (12) 163/101 17.7
Polyplex Corpn C * 2103 31.39 10 51 972.4 8.7 4918.3 10 24.7 511.8 104 1640 252.2 163.0 1439.9 24 19.0 111.5 -38 2106 141.7 28 1473 (-62) 1595/645 10.4
Rishi Techtex *U2103 7.39 10 34 38.0 3.9 81.1 6 6.1 0.4 -58 - 3.3 0.6 20.3 189 7.4 0.5 LP 2106 3.2 LP 31 (-1) 36/13 9.6
Sh. Jagdamba Pol * 2103 0.88 1 73 151.6 34.7 238.6 21 23.1 40.9 50 40 54.5 46.7 96.1 123 21.0 16.4 129 2106 57.2 77 1290 (-306) 1762/198 22.5
Sh. Rama Multi. * 2103 31.73 5 43 4.4 - 135.8 4 8.7 3.4 -36 - 1.8 0.5 35.3 33 5.1 0.1 151 2106 0.6 -9 13 (-3) 18/6 -
Shetron * 2103 9.00 10 64 44.3 2.1 170.5 5 7.2 -2.0 PL - 3.9 - 68.6 63 8.9 1.0 LP 2106 - PL 33 (-) 39/16 -
TCPL Packaging C * 2103 9.10 10 56 330.2 11.1 903.8 0 14.8 33.2 * - 74 93.1 36.5 226.1 - 13.4 6.0 - 2106 42.6 - 548 (-3) 603/312 12.9
Uflex C * 2103 72.21 10 44 769.5 8.2 8890.8 20 20.3 842.9 128 25 179.8 116.7 2756.6 38 18.1 264.0 34 2106 126.1 91 529 (-24) 594/298 4.2
IND.COMPOSITE 477.67 31975.9 19.5 3090.4 19390.8 8.7 887.8 32518 9.6
63 PAINTS / VARNISHES
Akzo Nobel C * 2103 45.54 10 75 282.6 16.6 2421.4 -9 14.2 209.5 * -12 500 62.6 46.0 626.4 142 14.5 75.9 LP 2106 66.7 85 2226 (-49) 2510/1904 33.4
Asian Paints C 2103 95.92 1 53 133.5 27.3 21712.8 7 22.4 3125.9 * 16 1785 40.8 32.6 5585.4 91 16.4 568.5 160 2106 36.4 54 2972 (1) 3180/1796 81.7
Berger Paints C * 2103 97.13 1 75 34.8 23.7 6817.6 7 17.4 714.8 * 11 280 9.5 7.4 1798.5 93 13.3 140.6 812 2106 8.7 70 815 (-27) 872/528 93.7
Indigo Paints * 2103 47.57 10 54 118.5 19.1 723.3 16 16.9 70.9 * 48 - 20.0 14.9 156.0 49 12.9 11.6 38 2106 15.6 - 2400 (-224) 3348/2192 154.1
Kansai Nerolac C 2103 53.89 1 75 75.2 13.3 5755.5 -2 15.1 520.4 * 1 525 12.7 9.7 1402.8 120 13.6 114.1 241 2106 11.3 49 629 (-) 680/453 55.6
Shalimar Paints C * 2103 10.86 2 53 41.1 - 325.6 -5 9.1 -21.8 * 52 - - - 65.2 47 -13.6 -17.0 -97 2106 - 46 99 (-10) 126/61 -
IND.COMPOSITE 350.91 37756.2 19.6 4619.7 19268.4 7.5 893.7 420307 78.9
64 PAPER
Andhra Paper 2103 39.77 10 72 245.2 - 886.8 -30 6.9 -0.9 * PL 50 18.2 - 258.4 114 16.1 26.1 LP 2106 11.7 -58 238 (-19) 284/178 20.3
Balkrishna Paper * 2103 10.74 10 59 -87.3 - 126.5 -36 -7.1 -25.7 * 21 - - - 54.4 368 -0.4 -3.8 54 2106 - 34 32 (-) 33/11 -
Century Textiles C 2103 111.70 10 50 313.7 - 2616.6 -24 7.8 -30.6 * PL 10 18.0 - 842.0 111 12.7 25.8 LP 2106 4.5 -60 815 (-7) 833/302 182.3
Emami Paper * 2103 12.10 2 75 48.9 6.0 1216.3 -20 17.6 15.4 * -7 - 14.5 2.5 428.9 108 18.9 32.0 LP 2106 8.1 490 193 (-3) 215/61 24.0
JK Paper C * 2103 169.40 10 51 146.7 9.4 3000.5 -9 19.0 227.0 * -51 40 23.7 13.4 660.8 41 28.8 104.0 999 2106 20.1 -3 266 (5) 285/86 13.2
Kuantum Papers * 2103 8.73 1 70 93.7 8.2 403.9 -46 7.3 -4.2 * PL - 3.5 - 147.5 210 10.5 -5.5 66 2106 0.8 -82 84 (-10) 103/38 -
Magnum Ventures * 2103 37.60 10 53 -15.3 - 176.6 -27 7.2 1.3 LP - 4.8 0.4 49.9 999 6.7 -0.7 90 2106 2.1 LP 10 (-) 12/4 4.8
N R Agarwal Inds 2103 17.02 10 74 280.0 32.0 1145.6 -18 11.6 57.2 -51 10 53.0 33.6 392.4 93 12.5 26.0 65 2106 39.7 -38 335 (14) 361/170 8.5
Orient Paper * 2103 21.22 1 39 49.1 - 443.4 -27 -7.5 -46.6 * PL 25 - - 90.8 13 -10.2 -11.5 34 2106 - -633 31 (-) 34/16 -
Pudumjee Paper 2103 9.50 1 71 32.7 17.3 436.9 -28 14.8 51.2 * 88 30 6.5 5.4 106.4 77 18.8 13.9 LP 2106 6.9 215 44 (1) 47/14 6.4
Rama Paper Mills * 2103 9.66 10 21 -6.7 - 91.8 -25 4.2 -3.3 PL - 0.1 - 23.8 171 2.0 3.3 LP 2106 0.7 -73 25 (-2) 30/6 -
Ruchira Papers * 2103 24.25 10 64 111.4 9.8 415.4 -14 5.9 5.0 -80 10 7.7 2.1 125.9 117 8.7 4.5 LP 2106 5.8 166 88 (-4) 106/45 15.3
Satia Industries * 2103 10.00 1 52 44.5 26.1 588.4 -27 23.1 49.6 -46 10 10.8 5.0 190.9 53 26.3 21.9 88 2106 6.0 -22 102 (-2) 143/75 17.0
Seshasayee Paper C 2103 12.61 2 43 183.2 9.7 782.1 -34 13.8 106.4 -41 125 22.8 16.9 218.1 57 14.4 19.9 3 2106 17.0 -34 188 (-16) 230/126 11.1
Shree Rama News. * 2103 147.52 10 75 22.3 - 264.9 -21 -6.1 -77.0 -72 - - - 105.9 137 3.5 -13.7 34 2106 - -32 20 (-6) 28/12 -
Shreyans Inds. * 2103 13.82 10 51 163.7 4.0 366.4 -32 1.5 8.8 * -72 30 14.4 6.4 135.2 76 8.1 9.1 35 2106 8.0 -61 134 (2) 152/68 16.6
Star Paper Mills * 2103 15.61 10 45 321.5 7.5 233.4 -32 9.3 17.5 -53 25 14.9 11.2 47.6 81 9.9 4.8 999 2106 14.1 -7 160 (-4) 182/85 11.3
T N Newsprint * 2103 69.21 10 35 230.7 7.8 2768.2 -20 9.4 -83.8 * PL 30 21.9 - 632.0 27 10.0 -13.8 31 2106 - PL 142 (-11) 183/98 -
West Coast Paper C * 2103 13.21 2 56 210.3 29.2 2244.5 -10 11.3 -0.3 * PL 50 34.7 - 537.6 78 18.6 31.9 LP 2106 10.2 -65 255 (-16) 288/155 25.1
Yash Pakka 2103 35.24 10 45 36.9 26.3 183.7 -27 17.5 16.7 -39 10 7.5 4.7 60.6 88 30.7 10.4 803 2106 7.4 27 88 (-11) 110/34 12.0
IND.COMPOSITE 788.91 18391.7 11.3 283.7 10217.9 7.8 284.7 24319 23.1
65 PERSONAL CARE - INDIAN
Ador Multi Prod. C * 2103 4.67 10 39 28.8 - 19.3 96 -0.2 -1.4 * 50 - - - 4.5 -36 -33.0 -1.6 PL 2106 - -32 121 (18) 155/41 -
Bajaj Consumer C * 2103 14.75 1 38 51.3 31.2 921.8 8 26.5 219.8 * 20 1000 15.3 14.9 216.7 10 24.2 48.9 -10 2106 14.8 19 253 (-36) 324/163 17.1
Dabur India C * 2103 176.79 1 67 43.3 23.7 9546.6 10 21.0 1692.9 * 11 475 10.9 9.6 2611.5 32 21.1 437.3 28 2106 10.1 20 588 M(-11) 619/472 58.1
Emami C 2103 44.45 1 54 39.7 15.1 2880.5 8 30.7 454.7 46 800 18.5 10.2 661.0 37 25.7 77.8 96 2106 11.1 58 569 (-1) 583/315 51.3
Godrej Consumer C * 2103 102.25 1 63 92.3 20.1 11028.6 11 21.3 1746.0 * 12 - 19.1 17.1 2894.5 24 20.7 414.9 9 2106 17.5 16 991 M(-1) 1024/642 56.7
Jyothy Labs C 2103 36.72 1 63 38.9 16.5 1909.1 12 16.3 219.7 * 27 400 7.5 6.0 525.4 21 12.0 41.0 -22 2106 5.7 13 168 (-3) 187/128 29.7
Kaya Ltd C * 2103 13.06 10 60 41.7 - 275.0 -30 8.3 -38.0 -14 - 16.9 - 66.2 177 2.4 -14.4 55 2106 - 65 448 (-51) 549/198 -
Marico C * 2103 129.14 1 60 25.4 36.7 8849.0 10 17.4 1162.0 * 11 750 10.1 9.0 2525.0 31 19.0 356.0 7 2106 9.2 13 514 M(-21) 553/333 55.9
IND.COMPOSITE 521.83 35430.0 20.8 5455.7 19009.5 10.1 1359.9 307499 54.0
66 PERSONAL CARE - MULTINATIONAL
Colgate-Palmoliv 2103 27.20 1 51 42.9 75.1 4841.2 7 31.2 1035.9 * 27 3800 44.8 38.1 1166.0 12 30.5 233.2 18 2106 39.4 27 1663 (-15) 1823/1323 42.3
Gillette India 2006 32.59 10 75 284.9 27.3 1679.1 -10 21.4 230.8 * -10 490 86.5 70.8 536.6 32 26.2 105.7 102 2103 100.6 42 5930 (-55) 6730/5011 59.0
Hind. Unilever C 2103 234.96 1 62 202.9 29.3 47028.0 18 24.5 8175.2 * 19 4050 39.4 34.8 12194.0 14 23.9 2118.1 6 2106 35.4 17 2428 M(96) 2532/2001 68.7
P & G Hygiene 2006 32.46 10 71 407.4 42.1 3002.0 2 20.2 435.0 * 2 1050 148.7 134.0 759.7 16 16.9 98.3 8 2103 207.0 58 12785 (71) 14138/9700 61.8
IND.COMPOSITE 327.21 56550.3 24.8 9876.9 29312.5 12.1 2555.3 676587 65.2
CorporateScoreboard

67 PESTICIDES / AGROCHEMICALS - INDIAN

Astec Lifescienc C 2103 19.59 10 65 157.8 23.4 554.9 6 20.1 65.1 * 37 15 46.3 33.2 128.7 15 19.2 13.0 -20 2106 31.6 -5 1272 M(-99) 1528/909 40.3
Best Agrolife * 2103 22.03 10 41 56.8 4.9 905.5 31 5.7 37.1 345 20 18.2 16.8 344.6 -5 10.5 25.8 256 2106 25.2 444 642 (66) 838/203 25.4
Bhagiradha Chem. * 2103 8.31 10 25 187.5 15.8 317.9 29 14.9 22.7 * 382 - 37.1 27.3 98.5 60 15.3 7.6 196 2106 33.4 LP 689 (-10) 735/290 20.6
Bharat Rasayan C * 2103 4.25 10 75 1711.3 32.9 1092.0 -10 21.9 164.8 * 4 15 448.5 387.9 251.8 -11 23.0 39.6 -11 2106 375.8 -1 12860 (-768)15100/8479 34.2
Bhaskar Agrochem * 2103 5.21 10 62 19.7 - 63.8 23 5.0 0.9 39 - 3.6 1.6 10.3 18 6.2 -0.2 49 2106 2.0 28 42 (-9) 55/13 21.5
Dhanuka Agritech C 2103 9.32 2 70 170.9 27.7 1387.5 24 19.5 207.9 * 48 100 47.9 44.6 363.8 -3 16.8 48.6 -6 2106 44.5 16 890 (-38) 1053/669 20.0
Heranba Inds * 2103 40.01 10 74 132.0 35.6 1218.7 28 18.2 154.2 58 17 42.2 38.5 351.4 31 18.4 47.4 66 2106 38.5 58 830 (28) 945/603 21.6
India Pesticides C 2103 11.52 1 66 42.5 34.5 649.0 0 28.2 134.4 * - 32 12.2 11.7 170.3 - 32.4 42.0 - 2106 11.7 - 326 M(-10) 368/301 27.9
Insecticid.India C * 2103 20.41 10 72 401.8 12.5 1420.2 4 10.6 101.5 * 17 20 61.8 49.7 468.3 14 11.3 35.0 10 2106 51.1 25 741 M(-80) 846/399 14.5
Kilpest India C 2103 7.51 10 38 175.9 28.1 226.7 685 66.1 99.8 999 90 133.7 132.9 32.7 -38 55.7 13.2 -45 2106 118.5 203 525 (-101) 768/269 4.4
Meghmani Organ. C 2003 25.43 1 49 52.2 21.8 2191.2 5 19.9 241.1 * -8 100 13.0 9.5 657.7 26 24.5 65.3 37 2012 9.3 -11 138 (-) 154/66 14.8
NACL Industries C * 2103 19.78 1 64 21.5 5.5 1191.4 17 9.5 51.0 205 40 3.9 2.6 324.7 29 8.8 14.3 155 2106 3.0 185 64 M(-16) 89/33 21.2
P I Industries C 2103 15.17 1 47 352.1 18.6 4577.0 36 22.1 738.3 62 500 60.2 48.7 1193.8 13 20.8 187.2 29 2106 51.4 56 3120 (-199) 3357/1810 60.7
Paushak * 2103 3.08 10 67 881.4 14.4 141.0 2 36.2 35.8 * 11 60 132.2 116.1 22.9 -29 20.9 2.9 -66 2106 102.5 -6 9022 (-121)10320/3205 88.0
Rallis India C 2103 19.45 1 50 81.8 14.2 2429.4 8 13.6 212.7 * 23 300 14.2 10.9 740.5 12 16.4 82.3 -10 2106 10.9 2 287 (-38) 362/232 26.3
Sharda Cropchem C 2103 90.22 10 75 178.9 16.8 2395.6 20 20.0 252.7 * 22 50 46.9 28.0 622.7 60 18.4 38.1 36 2106 26.5 41 320 (-31) 387/231 12.1
Shivalik Rasayan C * 2103 6.89 5 53 129.9 8.2 197.6 6 19.2 17.7 27 10 19.1 12.9 50.4 10 24.9 6.7 168 2106 16.0 43 1013 (95) 1138/382 63.3
Sumitomo Chemi. C * 2103499.15 10 75 30.9 24.6 2644.9 9 18.5 339.7 * 50 8 7.7 6.8 782.0 21 19.2 105.8 33 2106 7.5 46 412 (-16) 460/258 55.2
UPL C 2103 152.81 2 28 273.4 15.1 38694.0 8 21.5 3028.9 * 40 500 68.1 39.6 8515.0 9 19.0 596.5 5 2106 41.9 33 773 (-18) 865/399 18.4
IND.COMPOSITE 980.14 62298.2 20.4 5906.3 30259.6 9.4 1371.0 167425 28.6
68 PESTICIDES / AGROCHEMICALS - MULTINATIONAL
Bayer Crop Sci. * 2103 44.94 10 71 567.5 19.0 4261.3 18 19.2 486.0 * -15 1150 124.5 108.1 1415.9 15 22.8 253.7 - 2106 109.3 -28 5865 (87) 6550/4928 53.7
IND.COMPOSITE 44.94 4261.3 19.2 486.0 2831.8 11.4 253.7 26359 53.7
69 PETROCHEMICALS
Bhansali Engg. C 2103 16.59 1 56 41.1 64.4 1292.0 17 34.6 334.0 * 405 100 20.7 20.1 231.9 133 43.5 77.4 LP 2106 24.9 845 184 (-17) 210/46 7.4
DCW 2103 52.21 2 47 26.3 - 1464.3 15 14.3 3.8 LP - 3.5 0.1 520.5 83 12.0 4.4 LP 2106 0.8 LP 36 (-3) 45/11 -
Dhunseri Vent. C * 2103 35.02 10 75 458.1 16.4 181.8 160 61.0 232.6 * LP 25 73.7 66.4 50.8 52 66.3 97.1 999 2106 93.4 LP 284 (-53) 350/52 3.0
INEOS Styrolut. * 2103 17.59 10 75 505.3 37.0 1631.5 3 25.4 277.0 * 999 100 177.9 157.5 454.7 294 27.8 86.0 LP 2106 219.6 LP 1389 (-41) 1570/484 6.3
Manali Petrochem C * 2103 86.00 5 45 39.5 11.4 1019.5 27 28.5 216.8 * 306 30 13.8 12.6 329.7 276 34.0 82.6 999 2106 17.2 577 97 (11) 104/21 5.6
Oricon Enterpris C * 2103 31.41 2 66 46.2 2.9 436.6 -51 -1.6 -28.9 * PL 25 0.3 - 119.5 52 9.7 1.3 LP 2106 - -263 32 (-2) 37/17 -
Panama Petrochem C * 2103 12.10 2 57 92.7 6.8 1447.0 44 13.2 135.4 370 100 23.6 22.4 551.4 245 13.9 58.1 999 2106 31.4 662 281 (2) 310/41 9.0
Polychem C * 2103 0.40 10 52 638.0 9.5 24.6 -33 2.4 0.8 -73 - 38.8 20.5 7.7 178 4.5 0.3 LP 2106 32.1 -37 595 (-36) 908/376 18.5
Savita Oil Tech * 2103 13.82 10 72 789.9 10.8 1912.3 -7 15.7 224.0 134 150 176.7 162.1 605.6 130 17.7 77.5 624 2106 210.4 273 1690 M(175) 1823/650 8.0
Supreme Petroch. 2103 94.02 10 64 113.3 54.9 3185.2 17 21.2 476.8 * 368 150 54.9 50.7 1047.8 259 18.8 146.3 LP 2106 67.6 999 679 (-32) 820/180 10.0
SVC Industries * 2103 163.10 10 42 17.1 - 0.5 239 -99.9 -2.5 * 16 - - - 0.2 90 -71.4 -0.6 -12 2106 - 13 3 (-1) 5/1 -
IND.COMPOSITE 522.26 12595.2 20.9 1869.8 7839.4 10.6 630.3 20098 7.3
70 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - BULK DRUGS & FORMLN
Alembic C * 2103 51.36 2 71 89.5 18.3 73.5 -1 16.2 339.1 * 3 10 13.4 13.2 20.8 55 19.6 49.1 -45 2106 11.8 -20 107 (-16) 143/81 9.1
Alembic Pharma C 2103 39.31 2 69 260.9 28.1 5393.1 17 28.9 1172.8 * 36 700 69.0 59.7 1326.0 -1 17.8 164.5 -45 2106 53.0 2 770 (-11) 1150/744 14.5
Alkem Lab C * 2103 23.91 2 59 617.0 22.9 8865.0 6 22.0 1551.6 * 38 1500 152.7 129.8 2731.4 37 21.7 468.1 11 2106 136.4 20 3715 (232) 3737/2544 27.2
Anupam Rasayan C * 2103 99.92 10 65 157.5 10.1 810.9 53 23.9 70.3 32 5 12.2 7.0 233.7 73 26.0 32.1 999 2106 7.0 32 760 (37) 850/472 108.6
Aurobindo Pharma C * 2103 58.59 1 52 374.3 17.0 24774.6 7 24.4 3290.2 * 15 400 74.2 56.2 5702.0 -4 21.2 770.0 -2 2106 55.6 9 738 (-180) 1064/735 13.3
Bajaj Healthcare * 2103 13.80 10 67 158.6 22.4 657.0 60 20.8 83.1 229 28 71.9 60.2 185.7 33 18.0 19.2 26 2106 65.2 141 893 (-48) 1024/342 13.7
Biocon C 2103 600.30 5 61 63.5 10.2 7105.8 13 22.3 731.0 * 4 - 12.0 6.1 1760.6 4 22.1 84.4 -44 2106 5.6 1 367 M(-23) 488/363 65.6
Cadila Health. C * 2103 102.37 1 75 126.9 19.9 15102.2 6 22.1 2324.1 * 58 350 29.8 22.7 4025.4 15 23.2 564.8 29 2106 23.5 53 532 (-60) 674/358 22.7
Cipla C * 2103 161.33 2 37 227.2 13.9 19159.6 12 22.3 2366.6 * 63 250 42.6 29.3 5504.4 27 23.8 804.4 39 2106 32.6 60 889 M(-33) 997/702 27.2
Concord Drugs * 2103 8.74 10 44 30.6 1.4 51.4 0 8.0 0.4 * 23 - 2.0 0.5 20.2 11 11.2 0.7 316 2106 1.0 125 30 (-) 45/14 -
Dishman Carbogen C * 2103 31.36 2 59 363.5 - 1912.0 -6 19.6 -45.3 * PL - 16.8 - 550.7 16 18.3 16.0 LP 2106 - PL 199 (-11) 235/103 -
Dr Reddy’s Labs C 2103 83.18 5 27 1072.3 11.7 19047.5 9 20.3 1954.4 * 3 500 191.4 117.5 4945.1 12 14.9 380.4 -36 2106 104.4 -11 4662 M(-40)5614/4136 44.6
FDC C * 2103 16.88 1 69 102.7 15.7 1333.2 -1 25.0 303.0 * 26 - 20.2 17.9 447.5 45 25.8 97.9 7 2106 18.4 12 355 (-16) 405/260 19.4
Glenmark Life 2103 24.51 2 83 147.9 61.0 1885.2 23 31.4 352.0 * 12 - 31.5 28.7 524.9 32 30.6 100.9 24 2106 28.7 12 734 M(734) 800/714 25.6
Glenmark Pharma. C * 2103 28.22 1 47 250.4 12.9 10943.9 3 19.2 938.8 * 25 250 49.0 33.3 2964.9 26 19.3 306.5 31 2106 35.8 15 569 (-37) 691/442 15.9
Gufic BioScience * 2103 9.69 1 65 17.9 26.7 487.7 29 17.2 44.2 95 10 6.2 4.6 250.8 312 18.2 31.2 LP 2106 7.8 411 217 M(23) 232/77 27.8
Ind-Swift Labs. C * 2103 59.09 10 42 63.9 - 891.3 14 20.5 -3.2 85 - 14.2 - 249.8 19 20.5 18.8 311 2106 1.9 LP 75 (-22) 127/33 39.7
Indoco Remedies C * 2103 18.43 2 59 83.4 3.6 1241.5 12 18.1 93.1 286 75 18.0 10.1 386.8 40 22.5 39.7 133 2106 12.6 194 483 (10) 530/214 38.5
IOL Chemicals * 2103 58.71 10 44 214.7 56.9 1967.0 4 30.1 444.6 23 60 82.4 75.7 518.5 13 20.6 77.4 -39 2106 67.2 -2 609 (-63) 898/516 9.1
Ipca Labs. C * 2103 25.37 2 46 370.6 27.3 5394.9 17 28.6 1134.0 * 90 400 105.9 89.4 1565.8 2 26.6 306.7 -31 2106 78.9 8 2413 (310) 2456/1786 30.6
J B Chem & Pharm C * 2103 15.46 2 56 234.2 24.7 2042.5 15 28.2 401.1 * 55 825 60.8 51.9 606.0 16 27.0 118.9 - 2106 57.9 33 1722 (-76) 1939/753 29.7
Jagsonpal Pharma * 2103 13.10 5 70 43.5 7.9 188.0 19 10.2 17.1 117 20 6.9 6.5 60.0 90 15.5 6.9 172 2106 8.2 155 172 (-22) 203/34 21.1
Kopran C * 2103 43.25 10 44 56.7 28.3 491.8 37 16.6 61.7 * 187 30 16.6 14.3 75.3 -38 12.3 6.4 -55 2106 12.4 71 209 M(-39) 262/64 16.8
Lasa Supergeneri * 2103 40.67 10 64 39.1 3.1 202.4 21 23.3 22.8 528 3 9.5 5.6 36.1 -34 12.8 0.8 -85 2106 4.5 81 63 (-13) 100/55 14.1
Morepen Labs. C 2103 111.67 2 35 15.4 - 1188.1 39 10.0 97.1 189 - 2.3 1.7 386.7 50 11.3 30.5 57 2106 1.9 139 54 M(-11) 75/22 27.8
Natco Pharma C * 2103 36.47 2 49 226.0 12.3 2052.1 7 29.5 440.9 -4 263 30.6 24.2 410.3 -27 26.8 75.0 -39 2106 21.6 -11 987 (-23) 1189/732 45.8
Ortin Labs. * 2103 8.13 10 16 14.0 - 8.2 -96 15.2 1.0 LP - 1.5 1.2 2.0 -97 18.4 0.1 -48 2106 4.5 LP 30 (-4) 52/18 6.7
Panacea Biotec C 2103 6.13 1 74 -37.3 - 624.8 15 12.3 -146.2 6 - - - 132.5 - -1.2 -57.4 -73 2106 - -3 320 (6) 454/167 -
Parnax Lab C * 2103 8.50 10 63 38.3 - 89.5 -6 11.4 -0.1 96 - 6.0 - 28.7 64 11.7 1.0 322 2106 0.5 LP 25 (1) 39/15 -
Piramal Enterp. C * 2103 47.73 2 44 1443.0 4.2 12809.4 -2 58.4 1303.0 * 999 1650 78.1 54.6 2908.7 -1 53.1 550.6 11 2106 57.1 LP 2768 M(279)2857/1179 48.5
CorporateScoreboard

RPG LifeScience. 2103 13.23 8 72 130.9 19.8 389.1 4 18.0 40.0 20 90 34.1 24.2 108.1 18 21.2 13.6 50 2106 26.9 32 517 (5) 567/325 19.2
Shree Ganesh Bio * 2103 19.93 10 - 29.0 0.4 17.2 596 3.7 0.5 * 122 - 0.3 0.3 15.5 999 4.1 0.7 LP 2106 0.7 999 136 (11) 158/91 -
Shree Ganesh Rem 2103 10.01 10 68 50.0 25.4 49.1 -16 27.8 9.8 1 18 12.5 9.7 12.6 42 24.2 2.3 42 2106 11.2 - 376 B(-26) 461/84 33.5
SMS Lifesciences C * 2103 3.02 10 68 427.4 9.2 265.6 2 11.4 13.6 33 15 70.8 44.8 76.3 39 10.8 3.6 46 2106 48.6 99 751 (29) 886/410 15.5
Solara Active C * 2103 35.93 10 41 442.1 17.0 1616.9 22 23.9 219.4 * 91 70 91.3 61.1 405.6 16 22.5 50.7 20 2106 64.0 76 1698 (-35) 1859/869 26.5
Source Natural * 2103 6.44 10 74 20.4 29.5 24.9 83 17.0 3.4 * 107 - 5.8 5.3 7.9 67 20.5 1.1 96 2106 6.1 92 169 (14) 225/106 27.7
Strides Pharma C * 2103 89.72 10 30 309.5 8.5 3315.9 20 16.2 225.0 * 115 25 48.1 25.1 688.4 -12 -7.3 -115.3 PL 2106 7.5 -56 634 M(-129)1000/551 84.5
Sun Pharma.Inds. C * 2103 239.93 1 54 193.6 16.1 33498.1 2 25.8 7375.1 * 86 750 39.4 30.7 9718.7 28 27.7 1950.9 136 2106 28.4 118 781 (7) 804/453 27.5
Suven Pharma C * 2103 25.46 1 60 46.4 35.5 1009.7 21 43.9 359.7 * 15 200 15.4 14.1 263.8 11 43.4 105.1 15 2106 14.8 19 561 B(43) 590/292 38.0
Syngene Intl. C 2103 400.80 10 70 70.4 15.1 2184.3 9 31.2 378.0 * 7 - 16.3 9.4 594.5 41 27.8 77.3 33 2106 9.8 16 628 M(-7) 700/425 63.9
Themis Medicare * 2103 9.19 10 67 164.1 13.7 230.7 14 21.6 26.6 67 43 38.3 29.0 112.5 132 36.0 26.7 374 2106 51.9 151 1120 M(172) 1199/272 21.6
Titan Biotech C * 2103 8.26 10 56 93.8 18.6 142.2 79 32.4 30.6 * 360 15 39.7 37.0 41.4 5 34.8 8.7 -31 2106 32.2 53 361 (-59) 424/120 11.2
Torrent Pharma. C 2103 84.61 5 71 344.9 23.3 8004.8 1 31.1 1239.1 * 24 700 112.1 73.2 2134.0 4 31.7 330.0 3 2106 74.5 12 2955 (-121) 3130/2311 39.7
TTK Healthcare * 2103 14.13 10 75 205.4 10.9 636.5 -1 4.0 29.1 * 135 60 30.3 20.6 170.8 47 5.2 6.0 LP 2106 28.6 543 704 (-70) 825/416 24.6
Unichem Labs. C 2103 14.08 2 51 363.2 1.1 1235.1 12 7.7 26.9 * LP 200 15.8 3.8 297.9 -6 -0.6 -11.5 PL 2106 2.9 LP 284 (-30) 375/219 97.8
Vikram Thermo * 2103 6.27 10 66 104.7 14.8 73.6 32 24.6 12.1 67 15 22.4 19.2 26.8 28 18.8 3.4 -32 2106 16.7 - 222 (-10) 263/108 13.2
Vivimed Labs. C * 2103 16.58 2 29 47.5 - 861.5 -19 2.8 -77.8 29 - - - 65.3 -80 16.5 -2.3 PL 2106 - 13 23 (-) 42/13 -
Wockhardt C 2103 55.39 5 70 304.8 18.4 2708.3 -5 -12.4 557.4 * LP - 72.5 50.3 859.6 44 14.2 -11.6 86 2106 - 52 499 (-29) 805/266 -
Zota Health Care C 2103 24.56 10 70 27.0 4.0 106.8 12 0.6 -1.2 * PL 10 0.8 - 33.4 91 14.6 3.4 559 2106 0.8 -30 342 (41) 396/136 -
IND.COMPOSITE 2923.72 203164.5 25.2 29810.5 108388.4 12.0 7508.3 842918 29.2
71 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - BULK DRUGS
Aarti Drugs C * 2103 92.60 10 60 98.6 35.8 2154.8 19 20.4 280.2 * 103 25 35.7 30.3 580.0 6 13.7 48.8 -43 2106 26.3 21 635 M(-35) 1025/518 24.1
Anuh Pharma * 2103 25.06 5 70 38.0 12.8 432.0 41 10.9 22.5 * 70 30 7.5 4.5 117.3 -6 7.1 5.6 -67 2106 3.5 -31 127 (-18) 219/90 36.8
Auro Labs. * 2103 6.23 10 52 45.9 28.7 54.3 24 20.7 7.2 77 - 13.2 11.5 10.5 -14 13.1 1.1 -23 2106 11.0 59 130 (-42) 195/47 11.7
Divi’s Lab. C * 2103 53.09 2 52 350.1 23.9 6969.4 29 41.1 1986.8 * 49 1000 84.5 74.8 1960.6 13 43.5 557.1 13 2106 77.2 28 4902 (-26) 5040/2987 63.5
Fermenta Biotec. C * 2103 14.72 5 59 122.6 14.8 377.3 29 21.6 45.5 5 50 22.4 15.5 109.7 16 23.5 11.3 -17 2106 14.7 7 299 (-15) 442/249 20.3
Gland Pharma * 2103 16.42 1 58 359.4 20.9 3462.9 32 37.6 997.0 * 31 - 66.7 60.7 1153.9 31 37.8 350.7 12 2106 63.0 - 4131 M(180)4350/1701 65.6
Godavari Drugs * 2103 7.53 10 56 32.4 18.5 122.7 28 8.0 4.1 106 - 7.1 5.5 44.4 73 7.0 1.4 67 2106 6.2 94 75 (-3) 84/33 12.0
Granules India C 2103 24.77 1 42 87.7 27.4 3237.5 25 26.4 549.8 * 75 75 28.3 22.2 849.9 16 23.7 120.2 8 2106 22.5 63 354 (-29) 438/282 15.7
Guj. Themis Bio. * 2103 7.26 5 75 48.1 76.0 90.6 6 44.5 30.2 27 - 22.0 20.8 32.4 107 51.6 12.9 132 2106 25.8 35 417 (13) 464/171 16.1
Hikal C * 2103 24.66 2 69 75.7 15.2 1720.4 14 18.8 133.1 * 40 100 17.7 10.8 456.8 29 21.0 50.5 237 2106 13.7 100 679 (131) 710/134 49.6
Jubilant Pharmo C 2103 15.93 1 51 297.6 17.8 6098.5 2 22.8 588.0 * -16 500 58.8 36.9 1634.7 41 23.0 160.6 354 2106 44.8 5 633 (-56) 982/586 14.1
Kimia Bioscien. * 2103 4.73 1 75 3.9 14.7 132.7 25 6.3 5.1 270 - 1.5 1.1 30.9 24 5.5 0.3 -84 2106 0.7 14 47 (-) 64/29 -
Lupin C * 2103 90.79 2 47 304.1 8.9 15163.0 -1 17.0 1177.3 * LP 325 45.5 25.9 4270.2 21 22.6 542.5 407 2106 36.4 LP 967 M(-157)1268/856 26.6
Marksans Pharma C * 2103 40.93 1 48 21.7 19.9 1376.2 21 24.7 238.5 98 25 6.7 5.8 349.0 5 22.2 62.6 27 2106 6.2 71 74 (-8) 98/44 12.1
Nectar Lifesci. C * 2103 22.43 1 44 47.4 2.8 1544.4 -35 7.1 -48.0 * PL - 0.6 - 385.1 -1 9.2 1.8 LP 2106 - PL 30 (-5) 48/16 -
Neuland Labs. C * 2103 12.83 10 36 612.3 9.5 936.9 23 16.0 70.8 * 340 30 86.1 55.2 200.9 -2 12.8 8.7 -42 2106 57.8 189 1685 (-291) 2840/781 29.1
NGL Fine Chem C 2103 3.09 5 74 249.9 44.8 258.0 70 31.1 56.7 474 35 105.3 91.8 75.9 79 31.1 19.1 104 2106 107.6 426 3319 (-118) 3789/565 30.8
Orchid Pharma C * 2103 40.82 10 90 160.0 - 450.1 -7 6.5 -118.5 * 10 - - - 92.3 -23 -0.5 -28.3 -25 2106 - -87 414 (-58) 2680/18 -
Panch.Organics * 2103 5.02 10 68 79.1 16.1 49.5 -2 17.5 5.0 -5 15 12.2 10.0 15.5 55 17.5 1.7 73 2106 11.2 9 104 (8) 120/64 9.4
S S Organics * 2103 10.20 10 17 -37.3 - 52.0 279 7.7 0.9 * LP - 2.0 0.9 22.0 533 4.3 0.3 LP 2106 1.3 LP 24 (9) 24/9 19.2
Samrat Pharma * 2103 3.09 10 49 95.9 19.1 179.0 30 4.8 5.4 * 26 - 18.9 17.3 47.2 34 3.0 1.0 19 2106 17.8 73 222 (-37) 305/84 12.5
Sequent Scien. C * 2103 49.67 2 54 29.3 - 1361.6 15 15.4 101.6 * 45 25 6.1 4.1 320.5 9 6.3 0.9 -94 2106 3.4 14 245 (-44) 336/120 72.2
Shilpa Medicare C * 2103 8.15 1 53 181.4 12.4 901.1 -1 21.8 101.6 * -35 110 19.1 12.5 237.4 7 13.4 1.6 -96 2106 7.7 -65 570 (-75) 671/317 74.4
Smruthi Organic 2103 11.45 10 63 52.8 33.2 126.5 -3 22.6 17.1 103 - 18.4 14.9 30.9 5 14.4 2.5 -15 2106 14.6 81 356 (-35) 419/60 24.5
SMS Pharma. * 2103 8.47 1 67 50.6 9.3 563.2 37 21.5 61.0 87 30 9.8 7.2 163.0 44 27.3 23.2 152 2106 8.9 131 179 (-4) 199/76 20.2
Suven Life Scie. C * 2103 12.73 1 60 5.6 - 13.5 -6 -99.9 -72.2 * 24 - - - 2.0 40 - -39.2 -274 2106 - -28 79 (-4) 116/42 -
Transchem * 2103 12.24 10 40 51.4 1.1 - 0 - 24.2 999 - 19.8 19.7 - - - 0.8 -96 2106 2.0 -89 26 (-2) 35/11 12.9
IND.COMPOSITE 624.91 47827.9 23.3 6270.9 26383.5 12.5 1919.7 300905 41.4
72 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - FORMULATIONS
Ajanta Pharma C 2103 17.31 2 70 346.2 23.4 2889.7 12 34.6 655.5 * 39 475 89.2 75.7 748.0 12 29.4 173.8 18 2106 78.6 35 2277 (16) 2420/1422 29.0
Albert David * 2103 5.71 10 61 428.0 9.8 247.5 -23 7.7 22.1 16 60 53.2 38.8 81.1 51 12.8 10.5 LP 2106 58.9 282 595 (48) 673/371 10.1
Amrutanjan Healt * 2103 2.92 1 50 73.7 16.4 332.8 27 22.5 61.2 144 420 22.2 20.9 78.2 68 18.6 12.1 88 2106 22.9 107 703 (8) 804/401 30.8
Arvee Laborat. 2103 11.02 10 74 19.5 11.8 47.4 4 12.7 2.7 16 - 4.6 2.4 9.1 4 15.7 0.5 5 2106 2.4 16 90 (-15) 216/21 37.5
Bafna Pharma. * 2103 23.66 10 90 24.0 - 71.2 68 14.5 5.8 LP - 4.4 2.5 21.3 27 16.4 2.1 15 2106 2.6 196 144 (-16) 196/11 55.9
BDH Industries * 2103 5.76 10 50 72.1 16.2 57.5 -3 14.8 6.4 7 30 12.4 11.0 14.1 40 11.1 1.2 -1 2106 11.0 26 136 (-32) 180/71 12.3
Bharat Immunolog 2103 43.18 10 59 1.7 - 85.3 28 -25.9 -13.1 -28 - - - 14.2 -26 7.3 1.9 LP 2106 - - 52 (-8) 95/21 -
Bliss GVS Pharma C 2103 10.34 1 33 78.2 15.5 577.2 -16 18.5 68.5 -36 50 8.3 6.6 168.2 30 20.6 24.3 50 2106 7.4 -15 110 M(-17) 224/92 14.9
Caplin Point Lab C * 2103 15.13 2 69 156.8 33.5 1061.3 23 31.0 242.3 13 75 36.9 32.0 300.4 25 30.8 70.9 30 2106 34.2 18 821 (-75) 1034/402 24.0
Decipher Labs C * 2103 10.10 10 46 13.6 - 55.6 132 6.2 1.4 27 - 2.2 1.4 13.4 -6 8.6 0.7 225 2106 1.9 55 37 (-1) 50/18 19.5
ERIS Lifescience C * 2103 13.59 1 53 116.0 24.6 1211.9 13 35.6 352.6 * 21 550 29.1 26.0 349.3 19 36.2 106.7 20 2106 27.4 24 737 M(-41) 819/470 26.9
Hester Bios C * 2103 8.51 10 54 268.4 17.1 214.3 17 31.6 36.7 * 27 100 58.8 43.1 60.2 51 28.4 12.5 119 2106 51.2 64 2474 (54) 3180/1379 48.3
Ind-Swift * 2103 10.83 2 56 -128.3 - 356.1 8 11.7 -28.3 * -23 - 0.8 - 90.4 47 11.8 -3.6 60 2106 - 23 9 (1) 11/3 -
Jenburkt Pharma * 2103 4.59 10 46 214.6 18.5 109.3 -8 18.2 16.5 * 11 102 40.4 36.0 27.2 56 19.7 4.7 361 2106 36.0 11 505 (-6) 570/350 14.0
Kilitch Drugs C * 2103 15.56 10 68 81.7 - 68.5 29 7.6 3.7 336 - 3.6 2.4 19.6 93 4.6 1.2 LP 2106 4.0 LP 192 M(-24) 228/78 48.3
Laurus Labs C 2103 107.32 2 27 48.3 45.2 4813.5 70 32.2 984.0 * 285 100 22.2 18.3 1278.5 31 30.9 241.4 41 2106 19.6 156 689 (35) 724/199 35.1
Lincoln Pharma. C * 2103 20.00 10 38 187.6 17.7 424.2 10 20.6 62.2 21 15 34.9 31.1 122.2 18 20.7 17.7 16 2106 32.3 20 321 (-40) 385/191 9.9
Makers Labs. * 2103 4.92 10 58 100.9 - 44.3 -14 7.5 -1.8 * -999 - 4.9 - 14.8 62 8.0 0.3 999 2106 - PL 217 (1) 345/73 -
Medicamen Biotec C * 2103 12.22 10 45 108.8 12.8 125.5 0 15.2 13.3 - 10 12.9 10.9 27.5 -1 21.9 4.2 85 2106 11.0 9 682 (78) 772/355 62.2
CorporateScoreboard

Mercury Labs * 2103 1.20 10 74 307.4 10.6 68.6 20 14.0 5.3 65 35 60.5 44.5 15.5 16 14.7 1.3 30 2106 46.9 76 684 (-56) 937/366 14.6
Sandu Pharma. * 2103 7.08 10 45 46.1 2.5 58.8 21 3.7 1.1 51 - 2.3 1.5 17.3 49 4.2 0.4 999 2106 2.2 162 54 (-) 63/21 24.1
Sanjiv.Parant. 2103 8.50 10 25 -52.8 - 25.1 53 8.5 1.4 LP - 2.7 1.7 8.1 64 9.4 0.6 LP 2106 3.0 LP 29 (-3) 34/8 9.8
Syncom Formul. * 2103 79.00 1 41 2.4 10.3 244.8 19 15.5 29.2 * 104 - 0.4 0.4 51.3 75 13.7 5.4 81 2106 0.4 121 7 (-1) 10/1 -
Venus Remedies C * 2103 13.37 10 41 395.4 - 548.1 61 7.4 25.1 * LP - 45.2 18.8 129.8 -31 13.0 11.7 5 2106 17.9 71 473 M(-) 639/90 26.4
Windlas Biotech C 2103 10.90 5 60 167.1 15.5 427.6 30 11.4 31.6 * 95 - 20.4 14.5 - - - - - 2103 14.5 95 407 M(407) 452/405 28.1
Zenith Health * 2103 5.37 1 29 1.3 9.3 13.7 15 2.6 0.4 -22 - 0.1 0.1 5.1 -12 4.4 0.3 -16 2106 0.1 -41 8 (-) 15/2 -
Zim Laboratories C * 2103 16.24 10 33 99.0 0.1 307.3 11 12.5 11.0 * 234 - 16.5 6.8 64.2 -9 8.2 0.2 -94 2106 4.8 20 144 (4) 189/69 30.0
IND.COMPOSITE 484.33 14487.0 27.2 2596.8 7457.7 13.4 702.6 83979 30.5
73 PHARMACEUTICALS - MULTINATIONAL
Abbott India * 2103 21.25 10 75 1224.5 27.5 4310.0 5 21.4 690.9 * 16 2750 352.5 325.1 1217.8 14 21.8 195.8 9 2106 332.3 8 18951 (-797)19984/13970 57.0
Astrazeneca Phar * 2103 5.00 2 75 182.5 22.4 813.6 -2 16.7 91.7 * 27 100 44.7 36.7 175.4 -9 8.9 10.2 -45 2106 34.0 22 3173 (-191) 4970/3000 93.4
Glaxosmi. Pharma C 2103 169.41 10 75 88.5 28.3 3198.9 -1 18.8 470.5 * 139 300 32.5 27.8 790.0 22 19.2 121.1 9 2106 28.4 139 1607 (2) 1805/1379 56.6
Novartis India * 2103 12.35 5 71 288.0 2.9 381.4 -13 7.0 20.9 * 107 200 13.4 8.5 98.1 6 8.0 6.3 43 2106 9.2 67 852 (-121) 1099/538 92.3
P & G Health Ltd 2006(18) 16.60 10 52 388.5 14.0 1355.9 60 23.4 256.4 * -79 1533 114.8 103.0 219.2 -4 14.0 15.8 -66 2103 115.5 - 5471 (29) 7500/4674 47.4
Pfizer 2103 45.75 10 64 523.1 17.2 2238.6 4 31.8 497.6 * -2 350 132.7 108.8 749.2 46 38.1 199.9 61 2106 125.3 10 5716 (-194) 6108/4200 45.6
Sanofi India 2012 23.03 10 60 697.1 22.3 2901.9 -5 24.2 509.0 * 12 3650 256.7 221.0 789.1 11 31.3 178.3 32 2106 249.5 10 8552 (7) 9300/7428 34.3
IND.COMPOSITE 293.39 15200.1 22.5 2537.0 8077.5 12.4 727.3 132448 50.3
75 PLASTICS PRODUCTS
Apollo Pipes * 2103 13.11 10 52 268.1 13.9 518.1 27 14.4 44.5 56 - 47.4 33.9 137.6 49 12.7 8.8 337 2106 39.1 148 1339 (1) 1440/363 34.3
Astral C * 2103 20.09 1 56 94.3 23.6 3176.3 23 20.1 401.0 * 62 200 25.8 20.0 700.1 73 18.5 73.9 271 2106 22.8 108 2041 B(-138)2294/767 89.5
Captain Polyplas C * 2103 10.08 2 75 12.3 26.9 178.1 -4 14.4 9.1 -28 2 2.6 1.8 38.7 4 11.1 0.7 -77 2106 1.3 -51 29 (-4) 55/24 21.3
Finolex Inds. C 2103 124.10 2 52 50.6 14.6 3462.8 16 28.6 737.8 122 40 13.1 11.9 965.7 72 21.7 145.5 157 2106 13.3 161 171 M(-5) 199/89 12.8
Guj. Petrosynth. C * 2103 5.97 10 50 74.3 - 19.3 -5 -6.3 -0.1 * 47 - 0.1 - 7.2 511 2.4 0.5 LP 2106 0.8 LP 50 (-12) 82/12 -
Jai Corp C * 2103 17.84 1 73 78.2 2.0 471.5 -11 10.2 89.9 165 50 5.8 5.0 186.1 91 7.5 10.6 LP 2106 5.8 279 135 (-19) 173/78 23.4
Jain Irrigation C * 2103 99.27 2 29 59.7 - 5666.9 -5 6.1 -361.6 48 - - - 1777.5 33 13.9 12.3 LP 2106 - 75 31 (-1) 36/11 -
Kingfa Science * 2103 12.11 10 75 292.3 7.3 627.2 -15 3.2 5.3 -78 - 13.3 4.4 222.2 393 9.0 11.7 LP 2106 15.1 42 1195 (88) 1321/430 79.1
KKalpana Inds. C * 2103 18.81 2 75 39.1 9.2 1550.1 -11 4.1 23.8 -21 10 3.9 2.5 511.6 124 4.3 10.6 999 2106 3.7 42 56 (6) 63/17 15.4
Kriti Industries C * 2103 4.96 1 66 27.1 31.0 588.9 10 11.3 36.2 * 86 20 8.8 7.3 154.0 -1 8.8 6.5 -6 2106 7.5 90 116 (-1) 135/25 15.5
Mahindra EPC C 2103 27.84 10 54 66.8 10.6 254.2 -10 10.1 19.0 * -18 12 7.9 6.8 38.6 -17 -9.5 -3.4 PL 2106 4.5 -48 133 (-13) 185/125 29.8
Mayur Uniquoters C * 2103 22.29 5 62 139.8 14.4 512.7 -3 23.9 86.3 * 9 - 23.5 19.4 118.2 204 14.9 14.0 999 2106 23.3 48 492 (-22) 546/225 21.2
Mitsu Chem Plast * 2103 12.07 10 73 32.8 14.2 178.3 29 12.9 9.7 144 2 11.7 8.0 59.5 83 12.9 3.7 104 2106 9.6 127 279 (22) 286/80 29.1
Mold-Tek Pack. C * 2103 14.07 5 35 92.9 19.3 478.9 9 19.7 48.0 28 140 24.7 17.0 133.7 105 18.9 12.1 698 2106 20.8 98 495 M(-33) 571/250 23.8
Multibase India * 2103 12.62 10 75 90.0 7.3 53.5 -11 12.6 6.7 -11 20 6.1 5.3 14.9 247 10.4 1.4 LP 2106 6.5 71 243 (-23) 309/132 37.2
National Plastic * 2103 6.08 10 64 42.5 9.9 89.7 2 7.9 1.3 -45 - 6.0 2.1 22.7 291 10.8 1.0 LP 2106 6.2 954 66 (1) 78/25 10.7
Natl. Plastic * 2103 9.13 10 57 32.7 7.5 76.5 -33 6.9 2.2 * 120 - 5.2 2.4 11.1 83 5.9 -0.6 19 2106 2.8 486 44 (-2) 60/17 15.8
Nilkamal Ltd C * 2103 14.92 10 65 761.2 10.4 2092.2 -7 12.2 112.8 * -16 150 140.7 75.6 492.3 96 6.1 1.7 LP 2106 96.2 75 2631 (-36) 3174/1214 27.3
Pearl Polymers * 2103 16.83 10 56 14.3 - 111.7 -20 -3.7 -10.6 5 - - - 4.3 -82 - 30.6 LP 2106 12.8 LP 17 (-1) 22/14 1.3
Prakash Pipes 2103 23.92 10 40 80.1 22.4 476.2 24 12.3 35.8 45 12 18.5 15.0 121.6 38 13.9 10.6 45 2106 16.3 53 162 (-16) 194/60 9.9
Prince Pipes * 2103 110.03 10 63 94.8 18.4 2071.5 27 17.5 221.8 97 35 25.6 20.2 330.6 9 12.5 17.8 58 2106 20.8 135 651 (-37) 795/140 31.4
Responsive Ind C * 2103 26.69 1 50 36.3 2.4 755.7 42 19.3 110.5 * 357 - 6.6 4.1 176.2 14 13.2 -2.4 PL 2106 4.6 463 130 (-2) 205/91 28.1
Shaily Engineer. * 2103 8.32 10 51 218.6 16.0 360.6 7 16.5 22.0 -7 - 50.0 26.5 120.1 158 15.8 8.0 LP 2106 39.7 109 1750 (26) 1858/547 44.1
Shish Industries * 2103 10.11 10 71 11.6 10.6 28.3 77 7.9 1.3 38 - 2.2 1.3 12.0 244 5.6 0.4 129 2106 1.8 - 57 (-8) 93/20 32.7
Sintex Plastics C * 2103 63.62 1 12 12.9 - 858.4 -6 31.2 -433.3 35 - - - 175.0 110 -3.1 -39.8 62 2106 - 51 4 (-1) 7/2 -
Sri KPR Inds. C * 2103 20.15 10 64 40.3 1.0 8.9 -47 26.8 9.6 154 - 6.7 4.8 1.9 15 62.3 1.6 LP 2106 5.7 262 22 (-4) 29/6 3.8
Supreme Inds. C 2103 25.41 2 49 249.5 35.9 6357.1 15 20.2 975.0 * 109 1100 93.5 76.8 1342.1 27 16.5 170.2 320 2106 87.2 163 2036 (-80) 2338/1181 23.3
Time Technoplast C * 2103 22.61 1 51 83.9 9.7 3004.9 -16 12.9 103.4 -39 70 11.3 4.6 754.4 59 13.3 28.5 LP 2106 6.4 26 80 (-2) 95/35 12.6
Vikas Ecotech 2103 64.38 1 9 2.8 - 116.2 -40 3.9 -14.4 -161 - - - 18.1 142 6.1 -3.9 26 2106 - - 2 R(-) 8/1 -
Wim Plast C * 2103 12.00 10 70 318.7 8.8 268.2 -17 19.9 32.1 -28 50 41.7 26.7 49.9 114 11.6 2.8 LP 2106 30.4 20 492 (-96) 723/321 16.2
IND.COMPOSITE 849.43 34412.7 15.8 2325.1 17391.2 6.7 535.2 109993 29.8
76 POWER GENERATION AND SUPPLY
Adani Green C * 2103 1564.01 10 57 5.5 - 3124.0 23 72.0 308.2 * 999 - 5.1 2.0 977.0 26 78.5 151.9 45 2106 2.1 19 926 (43) 1394/351 449.4
Adani Power C * 2103 3856.94 10 75 -3.3 - 26221.5 -1 33.1 1280.9 * LP - 11.6 3.3 6568.9 26 25.1 278.2 LP 2106 5.8 LP 83 (-10) 167/35 14.4
Adani Transmissi C * 2103 1099.81 10 75 55.4 21.7 9926.3 -13 39.8 1224.0 64 - 23.2 11.1 2829.7 16 49.1 435.4 14 2106 11.6 40 973 (69) 1648/231 83.8
BF Utilities * 2103 18.83 5 56 34.2 2.0 14.6 -24 -17.9 -2.4 PL - 0.3 - 4.3 15 -14.1 -0.5 9 2106 - PL 429 (-62) 539/216 -
CESC C * 2103 132.56 10 50 744.7 13.7 11638.6 -4 28.4 1318.1 * 6 450 164.8 99.4 3216.0 23 27.0 271.0 34 2106 105.0 16 764 (-59) 871/553 7.3
Gita Renewable * 2103 4.11 10 73 8.5 - 0.4 18 -99.9 -14.1 -710 - - - 0.5 667 81.9 0.4 LP 2106 - -646 234 (20) 300/5 -
Guj Inds. Power * 2103 151.25 10 56 192.5 9.3 1335.4 -3 31.8 179.8 -28 27 22.1 11.9 296.0 -12 28.4 35.4 -40 2106 10.5 -29 89 (-11) 106/65 8.5
India Grid Trust C 2103 7001.80 100 15 91.0 - 1676.9 35 84.9 337.7 * -33 12 11.0 4.8 564.9 54 91.6 85.3 - 2106 4.8 -33 138 R(-6) 144/95 28.8
India Power Corp C * 2103 97.38 1 59 16.2 0.9 525.4 9 13.4 26.2 96 5 0.6 0.3 121.4 34 5.8 3.0 34 2106 0.3 76 16 (-) 21/9 -
JP Power Ven. C * 2103 6853.46 10 26 15.0 - 3301.7 1 36.2 142.7 * LP - 0.9 0.2 915.0 33 28.0 4.3 -85 2106 0.2 LP 4 (-1) 7/2 -
JSW Energy C 2103 1643.29 10 75 88.3 5.9 6922.2 -16 42.2 775.7 * -24 20 11.8 4.7 1727.5 -4 40.4 201.1 -6 2106 4.8 -22 246 M(2) 258/54 51.6
Karma Energy Ltd C * 2103 11.57 10 75 8.5 - 25.3 -40 -5.0 -13.3 -999 - - - 7.2 1 10.4 -1.8 36 2106 - -394 25 (-6) 37/8 -
NHPC Ltd C * 2103 10045.0 10 71 32.9 9.3 9647.9 -4 55.0 3171.5 * -7 16 4.5 3.2 2417.1 -13 59.9 857.2 -1 2106 3.1 -9 26 (-1) 28/20 8.3
NLC India C * 2103 1386.64 10 79 101.7 11.2 9846.1 -5 32.9 1354.5 * -6 10 21.2 9.8 3036.5 13 35.4 347.8 -11 2106 9.3 -17 54 (-5) 74/46 5.8
NTPC C 2103 9696.67 10 51 129.7 10.1111531.2 2 30.2 13962.2 * 108 62 27.2 14.4 29888.0 14 29.7 2591.6 5 2106 14.3 113 119 (1) 122/78 8.3
Power Grid Corpn C * 2103 6975.45 10 51 100.3 17.9 39639.8 5 87.6 12503.1 * 33 120 35.2 17.9 10216.5 8 94.1 3081.2 31 2106 18.8 41 181 XB(10) 189/116 9.6
Powergrid Infra. * 2003 9099.99 100 15 103.7 27.5 1324.3 36 97.1 378.8 53 35 8.3 4.2 - - - - - 2003 4.2 53 125 M(5) 125/103 29.8
CorporateScoreboard

RattanIndia Ent C * 2103 276.45 2 75 0.6 - 0.1 0 -99.9 - LP - - - 1.0 - 10.3 -0.8 PL 2106 - PL 56 (-10) 71/4 -
Rattanindia Pow. C * 2103 5370.11 10 44 -1.2 - 1559.9 -12 41.0 -941.6 62 - - - 874.4 347 24.5 -386.7 14 2106 - 64 6 (-1) 10/2 -
Reliance Power C * 2103 3400.13 10 25 37.8 - 7934.0 5 44.9 192.6 * LP - 3.8 0.6 2013.8 4 45.4 12.4 LP 2106 0.6 LP 11 M(-2) 18/2 -
SJVN C * 2103 3929.80 10 87 32.5 14.4 2485.4 -8 82.7 1862.1 * 19 22 5.7 4.7 662.5 -2 79.6 342.1 - 2106 4.7 18 27 (-) 31/20 5.7
Sunedison Infra. C * 2103 4.49 10 75 415.5 99.3 71.9 15 -35.0 -27.7 -44 - - - 14.8 -26 - -8.5 16 2103 - -44 57 (-1) 124/9 -
Tata Power Co. C * 2103 319.53 1 47 65.2 3.1 32468.1 11 21.6 609.7 * 153 155 10.5 1.9 9968.0 54 21.9 391.0 70 2106 4.3 3 132 (-1) 138/50 30.4
Torrent Power C * 2103 480.62 10 54 211.9 13.3 12190.4 -11 28.5 1281.9 * -11 110 53.3 26.7 3098.9 3 23.5 206.6 -45 2106 23.4 -30 460 (-5) 509/293 19.7
Waaree Renewab. C * 2103 20.81 10 75 9.4 - 13.0 129 53.8 -2.4 25 - - - 28.2 999 12.9 -2.4 -251 2106 - -7 150 (-5) 171/12 -
IND.COMPOSITE 73440.73 293424.3 40.6 39908.2 158881.2 20.0 8895.2 728040 16.8
77 PRINTING & STATIONERY
Infomedia Press 2103 50.19 10 51 -8.8 - - 0 - -2.7 -44 - - - - - - -0.6 20 2106 - -35 5 (-) 6/3 -
Kokuyo Camlin * 2103 10.03 1 75 24.3 - 437.8 -38 2.0 -14.7 * PL - 0.4 - 70.6 -2 -12.7 -14.7 -33 2106 - -56 66 (-10) 80/52 -
Linc Pen &Plast. * 2103 14.87 10 60 90.6 14.9 256.7 -35 4.0 - -100 - 8.6 - 55.1 101 2.5 -1.2 69 2106 1.9 -74 198 (-25) 240/137 104.6
MPS C 2103 18.05 10 68 211.1 15.5 422.6 27 25.4 57.8 * 10 - 43.8 32.0 117.2 43 26.8 21.4 54 2106 36.6 13 704 (-43) 760/341 19.2
Navneet Educat. C * 2103 45.59 2 62 40.8 23.7 834.6 -45 10.4 13.4 -93 50 2.7 0.6 327.9 -1 17.9 32.1 -18 2106 1.0 -75 101 M(-3) 107/72 -
Repro India C * 2103 12.09 10 53 210.1 - 138.0 -62 -3.6 -43.4 * PL - - - 62.1 206 4.5 -6.0 65 2106 - -563 511 (151) 559/325 -
S Chand & Compan C * 2103 17.49 5 47 234.0 - 425.2 -1 12.3 -8.7 * 90 - 9.4 - 35.8 -50 -57.3 -31.4 -200 2106 - 53 117 (-24) 148/58 -
Sandesh C * 2103 7.57 10 75 1173.7 8.0 273.7 -20 27.9 88.8 * 47 50 126.5 117.3 53.5 22 22.7 15.2 -22 2106 131.0 50 851 (-59) 1079/456 6.5
Unick Fix-A-Form 2103 5.49 10 36 45.0 13.8 56.0 16 14.7 2.3 -19 - 10.6 4.2 18.7 36 15.7 1.3 18 2106 4.6 -1 37 (2) 45/24 8.1
IND.COMPOSITE 181.37 2844.5 12.1 92.8 1481.9 5.4 16.2 6249 13.1
78 PUMPS
Kirl. Brothers C * 210315.88 2 66 139.1 15.6 2716.5 -13 8.9 159.6 * 123 150 28.7 20.1 626.6 38 4.1 12.1 LP 2106 24.1 221 391 (-22) 505/98 16.2
KSB C 2012 34.81 10 67 267.6 11.0 1208.1 -7 13.9 94.3 * 3 85 39.1 27.1 303.0 38 13.0 27.2 232 2106 41.9 88 1176 (-8) 1265/425 28.1
Shakti Pumps C 2103 18.38 10 55 185.3 - 929.7 143 15.3 75.6 LP 80 51.1 41.1 156.3 70 8.1 7.3 120 2106 43.3 LP 700 (-70) 910/162 16.2
WPIL C * 2103 9.77 10 71 555.4 16.9 994.8 9 15.2 84.1 * 49 100 124.0 86.1 225.1 11 11.1 11.1 59 2106 69.9 11 862 (-159) 1122/400 12.3
IND.COMPOSITE 78.84 5849.2 12.0 413.6 2622.0 3.9 57.7 9323 19.2
79 RECREATION / AMUSEMENT PARKS
Wonderla Holiday * 2103 56.55 10 70 143.2 - 38.4 -86 -74.0 -52.1 * PL - - - 4.4 999 - -13.3 9 2106 - -468 228 M(-12) 270/135 -
IND.COMPOSITE 56.55 38.4 -74.0 -52.1 4.4 -232.9 -13.3 1290 -
80 REFINERIES
BPCL C * 21032169.25 10 53 247.2 -230162.6 -19 9.8 12349.3 * 178 790 76.9 56.9 70946.4 87 4.7 1782.1 -12 2106 55.7 173 464 (6) 494/325 8.3
CPCL C 2103 148.91 10 67 108.2 - 22500.1 -40 8.9 257.3 LP - 48.6 17.3 8166.5 178 3.6 56.7 -79 2106 3.0 LP 109 (-6) 152/64 36.9
HPCL C * 21031418.55 10 55 268.2 7.7233248.5 -13 6.9 10662.9 349 228 100.7 75.2 72491.5 92 4.4 2003.9 -11 2106 73.4 148 258 M(-15) 312/163 3.5
IOCL C * 21039414.16 10 52 119.0 20.9363949.7 -25 11.0 21636.9 * 999 120 34.6 23.0115502.5 91 10.0 6109.7 174 2106 27.1 999 107 (1) 118/71 4.0
MRPL C * 21031752.60 10 89 24.2 - 32058.5 -36 2.2 -562.2 * 83 - 3.4 - 11245.2 157 2.5 -229.2 68 2106 - 99 43 (-2) 57/25 -
Reliance Industr C 21036339.44 10 49 1041.5 8.0466924.0 -22 14.0 44177.2 * 3 70 111.6 69.7139949.0 59 16.712273.0 47 2106 75.1 13 2172 M(100)2369/1830 28.9
IND.COMPOSITE 21242.91 1348843.3 10.9 88521.4 836602.1 5.021996.2 1689270 17.6
81 REFRACTORIES / INTERMEDIATES
IFGL Refractori. C * 2103 36.04 10 72 247.1 7.7 1022.0 11 15.3 65.8 * 116 100 31.7 18.2 274.8 35 11.9 17.9 75 2106 20.3 155 391 (-27) 434/134 19.2
Morganite Crucib * 2103 2.80 5 75 182.9 - 106.9 -17 6.5 -1.4 * PL - 7.6 - 33.8 118 22.5 4.5 LP 2106 12.2 -47 969 (104) 1164/730 79.4
Nilachal Refract * 2103 20.36 10 71 2.0 - 1.8 17 -65.8 -2.6 -72 - - - 0.3 15 -82.7 -0.3 -49 2106 - -118 45 (6) 47/20 -
RHI Magnestia C * 2103 16.10 1 66 50.3 21.6 1370.4 -1 15.2 136.6 1 250 10.3 8.5 429.3 85 17.3 50.0 184 2106 9.8 65 358 M(-10) 392/172 36.7
Vesuvius India * 2012 20.30 10 56 424.9 6.4 791.5 -11 9.8 53.0 * -38 70 39.1 26.1 272.1 96 10.2 19.4 227 2106 31.5 -7 1209 (-62) 1362/847 38.3
IND.COMPOSITE 95.60 3292.5 13.6 251.4 2020.4 7.0 91.4 10260 33.8
82 SHIPPING
Chowgule Steam C * 2103 36.31 10 72 -26.7 - 32.6 -58 39.3 -3.0 * 96 - 1.8 - 14.0 19 62.8 5.8 LP 2106 1.1 LP 10 (1) 10/4 9.1
GE Shipping Co C 2103 146.97 10 29 524.2 10.2 3336.6 -9 49.7 736.6 * 747 90 97.8 50.1 769.2 -28 30.6 12.4 -97 2106 31.5 -36 310 (-34) 477/211 9.8
Global Offshore C * 2103 24.73 10 33 -75.7 - 77.7 -36 -9.6 -40.1 * 89 - - - 18.4 - 13.3 -10.5 29 2106 - PL 36 (8) 37/5 -
Mercator C * 2103 30.25 1 7 -45.3 - 373.8 -41 0.9 -316.0 58 - - - - -100 - -17.9 73 2106 - 60 2 (-1) 4/1 -
SCI C * 2103 465.80 10 64 175.3 8.8 3703.3 -16 31.3 691.3 * 174 3 28.3 14.8 1027.8 -10 32.6 158.5 -53 2106 11.1 -26 103 (-7) 135/50 9.3
SEAMEC Ltd C * 2103 25.43 10 72 260.4 6.1 256.8 -33 28.1 37.1 * -72 10 36.8 14.6 73.0 98 28.3 12.6 LP 2106 22.1 -35 675 (7) 723/373 30.6
Shreyas Shipping C * 2103 21.96 10 69 192.2 0.0 560.0 -9 11.5 42.3 * 999 20 26.1 19.2 189.2 71 24.8 40.3 LP 2106 42.0 LP 239 (15) 239/46 5.7
IND.COMPOSITE 751.45 8340.6 35.5 1148.2 4183.1 15.1 201.2 11759 10.2
83 SOLVENT EXTRACTION
Agro Tech Foods. C 2103 24.37 10 52 178.9 7.4 892.5 7 7.0 31.0 * -1 30 20.4 12.7 206.3 1 7.8 7.6 -40 2106 10.8 -33 1000 (5) 1150/636 92.7
AVT Natural Prod C * 2103 15.23 1 75 20.4 15.4 485.1 22 14.7 45.0 * 34 70 4.0 3.0 147.2 41 16.5 16.3 109 2106 3.5 47 77 (-1) 85/39 21.7
BCL Industries C * 2103 24.15 10 61 117.7 13.0 1427.2 56 5.7 41.8 61 50 22.6 17.3 448.6 63 5.7 16.9 140 2106 21.2 93 242 (-17) 290/44 11.4
Diligent Indust. 2103 11.44 5 61 5.4 - 71.2 -12 3.1 0.5 - - 0.5 0.2 10.8 -35 -3.8 -0.2 -46 2103 0.2 - 15 (-1) 17/4 -
Gokul Agro C * 2103 26.38 2 70 22.8 7.8 8386.6 50 1.7 44.7 133 - 5.6 3.4 2321.4 50 1.6 14.1 135 2106 4.0 153 41 (-2) 50/12 10.3
Guj. Ambuja Exp C * 2103 22.93 1 64 72.2 22.8 4705.3 23 11.3 339.6 * 124 60 19.3 14.8 1025.0 24 16.4 113.8 205 2106 18.1 - 177 (-12) 202/90 9.8
Kriti Nutrients * 2103 5.01 1 66 20.2 15.9 690.1 33 3.2 15.0 * -22 18 3.7 3.0 159.7 -6 1.6 2.0 -76 2106 1.8 -62 42 (-5) 53/29 24.0
Manorama Indust. * 2103 11.13 10 61 130.8 19.8 202.6 8 17.1 14.6 -38 - 20.3 13.1 61.6 108 15.0 5.3 212 2106 13.1 -38 1586 (-71) 1950/445 121.1
N K Industries C * 2103 6.01 10 72 -829.5 - 22.1 -81 7.4 -2.3 56 - 4.7 - 5.4 6 3.9 -0.7 28 2106 - 64 40 (11) 40/16 -
Natural Biocon * 2103 11.37 10 29 10.5 - 0.1 0 3.3 - LP - - - 0.1 - 21.7 - LP 2106 0.1 LP 24 (6) 25/16 -
Poona Dal & Oil * 2103 5.71 10 70 91.9 1.8 162.4 3 1.2 1.1 21 - 2.5 1.9 47.2 81 0.6 0.3 74 2106 2.1 39 56 (-15) 82/30 26.3
Raj Oil Mills * 2103 14.99 10 75 -8.0 - 103.5 25 5.6 4.1 174 - 3.5 2.7 23.9 -3 2.1 0.3 -85 2106 1.8 50 70 (-7) 201/4 39.4
Ruchi Soya Inds. * 2103 59.17 2 99 137.3 9.9 16318.6 24 5.8 680.8 224 - 27.5 23.0 5266.2 73 6.3 173.5 999 2106 28.5 304 1127 (24) 1377/405 39.6
CorporateScoreboard

Superior Indus. C * 2103 13.85 10 47 47.7 - 16.0 -33 6.2 3.2 -52 - 2.8 2.3 8.4 79 6.0 1.1 67 2106 2.6 -20 22 (1) 25/6 8.4
Vijay Solvex C * 2103 3.20 10 68 752.9 14.1 2069.7 43 3.8 66.8 223 - 215.3 208.5 654.0 44 2.7 14.5 35 2106 220.2 149 4846 (389) 5962/280 22.0
IND.COMPOSITE 254.94 35553.1 5.6 1285.9 20760.6 3.1 364.7 45910 30.0
84 STEEL - LARGE
APL Apollo Tubes C * 2103 24.98 2 37 135.7 23.6 8499.8 10 8.0 360.2 * 52 - 37.1 28.8 2534.3 128 10.0 147.4 778 2106 39.3 142 1620 CB(-151)1850/425 41.2
Jindal Saw C 2103 63.95 2 63 218.4 4.6 10663.6 -8 11.7 318.8 * -54 100 24.3 10.0 2884.6 76 14.6 152.1 LP 2106 15.0 -3 126 (-13) 148/58 8.4
Jindal Stain. C 2103 97.45 2 68 64.2 2.7 12188.5 -6 12.0 357.3 * 416 - 15.6 7.3 4032.7 193 14.9 302.8 LP 2106 16.2 LP 156 (-3) 168/39 9.6
Jindal Stain. Hi C 2103 47.19 2 58 125.9 18.3 9400.3 0 12.1 662.9 * 76 - 40.4 28.1 2776.5 226 14.9 358.1 LP 2106 47.4 511 293 (2) 308/75 6.2
JSW Steel C 2103 241.72 1 44 193.2 19.2 79839.0 9 25.2 7985.4 * 102 650 52.4 33.0 28902.0 145 35.5 5904.0 LP 2106 59.7 879 762 (15) 777/258 12.8
SAIL C * 2103 4130.53 10 65 109.9 6.5 69113.6 12 18.5 4116.2 * 58 38 19.9 10.0 20643.0 128 31.8 3897.4 LP 2106 22.4 645 135 (-4) 151/33 6.0
Surya Roshni C 2103 54.41 10 63 251.4 8.6 5561.4 2 6.8 158.3 54 30 48.0 29.1 1453.5 64 6.3 37.3 999 2106 35.5 126 557 (-13) 610/157 15.7
Tata Steel C * 2103 1202.96 10 34 608.2 10.9156294.2 5 19.2 7851.6 * 73 250 142.0 65.3 53371.8 110 30.1 9040.9 LP 2106 180.3 999 1519 M(109) 1535/343 8.4
Tata Steel BSL C * 2103 218.69 2 73 192.1 - 21418.6 18 25.4 2494.2 * LP - 36.5 22.8 7858.3 191 39.5 2478.0 LP 2106 51.6 LP 99 (5) 110/20 1.9
IND.COMPOSITE 6081.88 372979.0 19.7 24304.9 248913.3 15.222317.9 475062 8.8
85 STEEL - MEDIUM / SMALL
Ahlada Engineers * 2103 12.92 10 50 92.1 5.8 159.1 44 18.6 10.2 32 - 16.7 7.9 52.4 144 19.4 3.4 31 2106 8.7 - 171 (-56) 248/40 19.7
Alliance Integ. * 2103 11.61 10 71 -287.3 - 73.1 40 1.1 -99.1 -8 - - - 11.5 173 3.0 -26.4 2 2106 - -5 19 (-) 19/7 -
Apollo Tricoat * 2103 6.08 2 56 100.1 41.7 1472.8 122 11.1 105.0 148 - 40.0 34.5 581.6 240 12.0 47.7 432 2106 47.3 202 1589 CB(-83)1757/507 33.6
Bajaj Steel Inds C * 2103 2.60 5 43 329.9 - 511.0 23 18.1 65.6 177 60 139.7 126.2 121.3 48 14.6 11.4 94 2106 137.8 161 1099 (-228) 1503/162 8.0
Beekay Steel Ind C * 2103 19.07 10 69 288.9 18.1 874.3 8 15.4 81.3 4 10 54.4 42.6 281.2 151 25.6 50.5 999 2106 66.7 129 401 (24) 463/190 6.0
Bharat Wire * 2103 62.57 10 38 8.4 - 250.2 -3 13.1 -16.6 * 73 - 0.8 - 78.2 65 16.8 1.8 LP 2106 0.4 LP 70 (-10) 86/22 -
BMW Industries C * 2103 22.51 1 74 23.1 6.4 397.7 -35 14.1 23.5 * 7 - 3.4 1.0 113.9 66 27.6 11.0 862 2106 1.6 107 37 (-1) 49/12 23.1
Eastcoast Steel * 2103 5.40 10 19 35.1 - - 0 - 35.2 LP - 65.3 65.2 - - - 0.1 LP 2106 66.2 LP 63 (-) 66/63 0.9
Electrotherm(I) C 2003 12.74 10 31 -913.4 - 3199.9 -21 3.9 2.0 * -99 - 106.9 1.6 746.8 4 12.5 47.0 536 2012 - PL 132 (-16) 198/88 -
Gallantt Metal C * 2103 81.32 10 67 90.6 3.5 1007.1 16 11.0 81.4 263 - 11.9 10.0 344.6 171 10.7 26.6 548 2106 12.8 678 71 (-13) 88/29 5.5
Gandhi Spl. Tube * 2103 6.46 5 73 133.1 22.6 113.5 40 39.5 35.9 * 68 180 30.4 27.8 33.1 197 40.6 11.1 252 2106 34.1 136 487 (5) 558/193 14.3
Godawari Power C 2103 35.24 10 68 578.0 37.4 4071.9 24 30.2 638.0 * 270 185 220.4 181.1 1126.2 67 50.9 424.8 999 2106 288.6 558 1326 (-325) 1840/261 4.6
Goodluck India C 2103 5.05 2 63 154.0 10.4 1572.1 -4 7.4 30.1 -11 - 22.8 11.9 571.2 127 6.9 13.5 973 2106 16.8 61 282 M(-18) 331/36 16.8
Gujarat Intrux 2103 3.44 10 58 149.5 10.2 33.8 -30 16.8 3.9 -19 30 15.1 11.3 6.6 -5 11.6 0.5 -55 2106 9.7 -24 125 (-3) 144/76 12.9
Hi-Tech Pipes C 2103 11.50 10 61 182.6 13.0 1340.6 11 5.3 22.8 12 - 27.1 19.8 383.3 152 5.6 8.9 999 2106 27.1 124 560 M(-134) 760/101 20.7
Hisar Met.Inds. * 2103 5.40 10 56 59.9 15.2 152.8 -14 9.5 5.4 38 10 14.0 10.0 46.9 206 8.6 1.7 LP 2106 14.6 297 134 (-14) 165/66 9.2
Incredible Indus * 2103 46.76 10 75 25.3 0.9 493.9 -2 3.1 3.6 260 - 2.0 0.8 137.2 89 2.7 0.7 96 2106 0.9 LP 31 (-3) 44/15 -
India Steel C 2003 39.81 1 50 3.6 - 139.5 -74 -26.1 -19.6 * -248 - - - 47.3 99 -4.4 -1.0 78 2012 - -68 2 (-) 3/1 -
JTL Infra 2103 10.61 10 66 57.7 20.3 435.8 90 7.5 20.1 99 20 20.5 18.9 179.0 253 6.1 8.1 543 2106 25.3 182 706 (78) 890/111 27.9
Kalyani Steels C * 2103 21.83 5 65 264.2 17.8 1188.0 -1 22.2 188.1 * 40 150 53.2 43.1 389.7 222 24.6 69.9 698 2106 57.6 131 409 (-43) 466/197 7.1
Kamdhenu C * 2103 26.94 10 64 72.3 13.7 625.2 -32 7.5 22.3 * -10 8 11.5 8.3 145.9 75 7.9 5.6 286 2106 9.8 - 168 (-17) 195/65 17.1
Kanishk Steel * 2103 28.44 10 71 19.0 3.6 245.3 -5 -5.4 5.7 180 - 2.3 2.0 42.4 50 1.8 3.6 LP 2106 4.1 LP 23 (-1) 26/5 5.5
Mah. Seamless C * 2103 33.50 5 64 492.4 6.5 2308.3 -13 18.2 208.5 * -10 70 49.3 31.1 690.5 50 18.4 95.8 400 2106 48.3 156 338 (25) 350/209 7.0
Mahamaya Steel C * 2103 14.77 10 70 75.5 3.2 250.9 -30 5.1 0.8 * -67 - 4.3 0.5 91.2 229 4.0 0.5 LP 2106 2.7 LP 99 (-14) 131/71 37.4
Man Industries C * 2103 28.55 5 43 146.2 8.0 2080.2 18 9.9 100.9 75 40 25.8 17.7 403.7 1 9.5 19.3 13 2106 18.0 45 127 (-16) 147/47 7.0
Metal Coatings * 2103 7.33 10 65 43.0 10.2 94.1 -22 3.4 2.6 -10 - 4.2 3.5 25.9 558 4.9 0.9 LP 2106 5.4 117 39 (-6) 49/20 7.2
Mishra Dhatu Nig C * 2103 187.34 10 74 57.2 17.6 813.2 14 30.2 166.4 5 28 10.3 8.9 114.1 - 22.4 18.7 LP 2106 9.9 39 185 (-6) 236/173 18.6
Mukand C * 2103 141.41 10 74 32.7 - 2726.0 -7 -16.5 -203.8 15 10 - - 792.1 154 5.2 76.7 LP 2106 - 99 161 (11) 161/24 -
Pennar Industrie C * 2103 71.08 5 38 48.9 7.8 1525.4 -28 6.1 -14.6 * PL - 2.4 - 488.3 194 7.7 6.4 LP 2106 2.0 999 34 (-8) 43/14 17.0
Prakash Industri * 2103 179.08 10 41 160.8 3.3 3215.9 8 6.6 94.6 * -20 - 13.9 5.3 1030.7 95 9.4 40.8 999 2106 7.4 57 75 (-7) 105/36 10.1
Prakash Steelage * 2103 17.50 1 48 -12.4 - 24.5 -25 -7.7 3.8 * 65 - 0.3 0.2 8.8 138 13.7 1.0 LP 2106 0.3 250 2 (-) 2/1 -
Raghav Product. 2103 10.88 10 70 59.8 17.2 64.6 -3 23.0 9.2 -3 5 10.4 8.5 20.6 127 28.6 4.3 633 2106 11.9 70 782 (65) 1009/100 66.0
Rajratan Global C 2103 10.15 10 65 219.0 27.1 546.5 14 16.9 53.1 61 80 66.2 52.3 182.3 182 19.8 21.9 999 2106 72.3 195 2027 (-456) 2738/286 28.0
Rama Steel Tubes C * 2103 8.40 5 62 58.8 1.3 470.4 33 3.9 12.4 999 - 9.4 7.4 138.3 191 5.3 7.1 LP 2106 12.7 LP 251 (64) 269/32 19.7
Rathi Bars * 2103 16.33 10 64 52.0 3.4 323.8 -15 3.7 2.3 -15 - 4.9 1.4 103.8 142 2.6 0.4 223 2106 2.1 38 28 (-) 33/9 13.8
Ratnamani Metals C * 2103 9.35 2 60 425.3 19.0 2298.1 -11 17.4 276.0 -10 700 71.2 59.1 526.0 -9 16.1 50.4 1 2106 59.2 -6 2087 (-68) 2249/1084 35.2
Remi Edelstahl * 2103 10.98 10 62 37.9 - 82.1 -22 5.9 0.2 49 - 4.0 0.2 16.8 131 7.2 0.1 LP 2106 0.9 LP 25 (-8) 37/11 -
Rudra Global C * 2103 25.09 10 73 27.8 0.3 237.8 -34 -3.0 -28.4 * PL - - - 58.3 102 13.5 1.9 LP 2106 - 90 32 (-4) 113/26 -
Salasar Techno C * 2103 28.57 10 70 88.4 11.3 596.6 13 9.6 29.7 32 10 12.3 10.4 132.8 110 11.1 7.3 999 2106 12.9 138 308 XB(-45) 371/76 24.0
Sarda Energy C 2103 36.05 10 73 616.2 7.1 2198.8 10 23.5 386.0 * 206 75 127.9 107.1 832.2 140 32.7 168.1 321 2106 142.6 332 764 (-75) 859/200 5.4
Sh. Bajrang All. C * 2103 9.00 10 61 166.5 13.1 213.7 22 4.2 30.8 120 - 36.5 34.2 15.5 366 8.3 20.9 LP 2106 60.1 719 323 (-55) 406/43 5.4
Shah Alloys C * 2103 19.80 10 54 -27.6 - 526.6 7 14.2 -29.6 * 57 - - - 193.2 474 4.1 3.7 LP 2106 - 53 15 (-) 15/6 -
Sharda Ispat * 2103 5.08 10 75 54.4 17.3 95.3 3 4.9 3.5 -4 - 8.3 6.8 16.1 185 2.8 0.2 LP 2106 7.7 87 77 (-) 93/24 10.1
Shyam Metalics C 2103 255.08 10 88 168.2 11.1 6297.1 44 22.1 843.4 186 27 44.8 33.1 2465.0 170 27.9 458.0 581 2106 33.1 186 415 M(-14) 461/361 12.5
Srikalahas. Pip. * 2103 46.70 10 48 318.4 7.0 1502.6 -10 12.1 101.7 * -46 60 31.7 21.8 437.5 114 15.6 43.2 LP 2106 33.1 6 216 (-21) 248/110 6.5
Sunflag Iron C 2103 180.22 10 51 64.9 9.4 1891.6 8 13.4 140.6 53 - 11.7 7.8 667.4 236 17.2 68.1 LP 2106 12.5 215 91 (-) 97/39 7.3
Supreme Engg. 2103 25.00 10 68 19.1 8.1 70.0 -58 8.8 -3.0 PL - - - 27.6 -56 19.4 4.5 -49 2103 - PL 30 (-3) 43/15 -
Technocraf.Inds. C * 2103 24.46 10 75 438.4 13.9 1294.5 -4 16.8 134.7 * 13 - 82.7 55.1 405.1 48 24.3 68.7 84 2106 67.9 26 774 (46) 855/226 11.4
Usha Martin C 2103 30.47 1 50 46.1 - 2097.3 -3 13.1 149.0 * -63 - 7.1 4.9 615.3 64 14.9 58.0 624 2106 6.7 212 74 (8) 75/20 11.0
Vardhman Special * 2103 40.51 10 61 113.4 0.5 937.1 11 11.0 44.2 999 15 18.4 10.9 330.1 386 15.5 27.8 LP 2106 20.9 LP 274 (5) 309/65 13.1
Welspun Corp C * 2103 130.47 5 50 145.3 15.5 6439.7 -35 12.3 542.0 * -17 100 29.0 20.8 1298.9 -37 12.7 97.5 69 2106 25.7 11 125 M(-13) 165/96 4.9
Welspun Special. * 2103 318.05 6 54 0.7 - 93.4 -68 -21.0 -43.3 * 53 - - - 18.4 1 -34.1 -13.1 -25 2106 - 50 14 M(-4) 25/8 -
IND.COMPOSITE 2399.50 59673.8 12.9 4258.5 35145.7 9.1 2079.3 69083 12.3
CorporateScoreboard

86 STEEL - SPONGE IRON

Ankit Met.Power * 2003 141.11 10 71 -49.7 - 548.3 34 3.7 -75.0 * 19 - - - 140.7 96 -29.2 -39.2 -49 2106 - 19 2 (-) 2/1 -
Bihar Sponge * 2103 90.21 10 70 -13.8 - 22.1 0 24.0 4.3 * LP - 0.8 0.5 12.7 - 21.8 4.1 LP 2106 1.0 LP 8 (-2) 13/1 -
Gallantt Ispat C * 2103 28.24 1 63 40.4 11.5 1097.1 8 14.3 123.4 103 - 5.2 4.4 328.1 81 14.1 35.9 117 2106 5.1 193 59 (-6) 70/26 11.7
Jai Balaji Inds. C * 2103 110.46 10 51 -156.9 - 2785.2 -4 3.4 -75.8 30 - 1.7 - 978.9 210 6.8 22.5 LP 2106 3.0 LP 65 (-1) 70/15 21.4
Jindal Steel C * 2103 102.00 1 60 311.9 - 34540.5 13 35.3 5328.7 * LP - 75.9 52.2 10609.5 63 31.5 42.3 -72 2106 61.3 LP 430 (6) 502/160 7.0
JSW Ispat Speci. C 2103 469.55 10 53 18.5 - 4187.7 59 9.1 -105.5 * 79 - 2.6 - 1462.2 146 12.2 63.3 LP 2106 2.4 LP 37 (-4) 68/14 15.4
Lloyds Metals C * 2103 36.84 1 45 9.9 0.1 253.4 -32 4.3 0.1 * -100 - 0.4 - 95.7 802 2.0 -0.2 98 2106 0.3 -37 70 M(12) 76/9 -
MSP Steel & Pow. C * 2103 385.42 10 42 15.4 - 1723.1 12 8.3 4.9 LP - 1.6 0.1 526.4 118 7.3 8.6 LP 2106 0.6 LP 11 (-1) 13/6 -
Tata Steel Long C 2103 45.10 10 75 575.2 24.6 4749.9 36 23.3 568.1 * LP 50 198.5 126.0 1687.6 158 30.8 331.6 LP 2106 229.5 LP 1036 (-82) 1175/290 4.5
Vaswani Industri * 2103 30.00 10 58 31.7 - 314.3 -11 5.9 4.1 LP - 2.8 1.4 - -100 - 1.5 LP 2106 1.9 58 13 (-1) 16/4 7.2
IND.COMPOSITE 1438.93 50221.7 28.2 5777.3 31683.7 13.1 470.4 55814 7.0
87 STEEL - PIG IRON
Kirl. Ferrous 2103 69.21 5 59 72.2 35.1 2038.1 10 22.6 301.9 * 167 100 27.3 21.8 822.8 286 25.7 139.5 LP 2106 33.1 497 281 M(-27) 314/81 8.5
Tata Metaliks 2103 31.58 10 60 411.7 20.3 1916.7 -7 20.3 219.8 * 32 40 90.9 69.6 603.0 187 25.5 94.9 LP 2106 103.8 143 1236 (-92) 1374/480 11.9
IND.COMPOSITE 100.79 3954.8 21.5 521.7 2851.6 12.8 234.4 7792 9.9
88 SUGAR
Avadh Sugar 2103 20.02 10 60 332.6 12.4 2710.5 6 9.6 77.9 * -13 40 63.0 38.9 618.8 10 11.3 19.0 89 2106 43.2 20 452 (-49) 549/155 10.5
Bajaj Hindusthan C * 2103 127.74 1 25 20.1 - 6666.0 0 2.4 -290.8 -482 - - - 1352.6 1 5.1 -49.7 6 2106 - -245 15 M(-3) 25/4 -
Balrampur Chini C * 2103 21.00 1 41 124.7 18.8 4811.7 1 14.9 474.2 * -6 250 27.9 22.6 1140.4 -20 11.8 76.9 -45 2106 19.9 -24 343 (-25) 387/140 17.3
Bannari Amm.Sug. * 2103 12.54 10 59 1081.4 6.8 1561.2 -3 13.5 89.4 * -6 100 123.7 71.3 373.1 15 7.5 5.0 -61 2106 67.3 -18 1915 (82) 2160/1265 28.5
Dalmia Bharat C 2103 16.19 2 75 264.7 12.6 2685.8 27 17.6 270.3 40 150 45.2 33.4 818.6 -7 17.2 124.3 -1 2106 33.2 2 420 (-52) 516/121 12.7
DCM Shriram Inds C * 2103 17.40 10 50 354.5 11.0 1943.0 8 7.7 64.7 * -34 75 53.9 37.2 462.0 15 7.5 13.2 159 2106 41.9 -13 420 (-29) 495/139 10.0
Dhampur Sugar C * 2103 66.39 10 49 235.0 15.9 4156.6 19 11.0 231.9 * 12 60 46.6 34.9 810.8 -25 12.6 43.6 -20 2106 32.9 5 306 (-46) 395/128 9.3
Dhampur.Spl.Sug. C * 2103 7.93 10 54 29.3 - 15.8 111 1.6 1.7 * LP - 2.5 2.1 4.9 94 11.5 0.4 LP 2106 2.7 LP 30 (-2) 49/13 11.1
Dharani Sugars 2103 33.20 10 62 -38.2 - 31.1 -72 -59.0 -38.0 41 - - - 0.2 -89 - -13.7 PL 2103 - 41 15 (-6) 37/4 -
Dwarikesh Sugar 2103 18.83 1 42 30.7 17.2 1838.9 38 10.9 91.6 * 28 125 7.0 4.9 392.2 -11 14.9 27.1 50 2106 5.3 40 70 (-7) 84/23 13.0
EID Parry C * 2103 17.71 1 45 258.8 14.1 18587.5 9 11.5 479.8 * 3 - 45.8 27.1 4354.5 5 10.0 132.6 352 2106 33.2 12 410 (-19) 470/260 12.4
Indian Sucrose 2103 15.46 10 59 71.7 16.3 430.6 -19 12.2 22.4 * -18 - 19.4 14.5 209.2 31 15.5 20.3 999 2103 14.5 -18 57 (-7) 72/20 3.9
Kesar Enterprise * 2103 10.08 10 71 -101.4 - 547.5 6 5.6 91.3 * 999 - 109.8 90.6 115.0 -10 4.4 -6.0 -582 2106 84.1 999 109 (-28) 168/33 1.3
Magadh Sugar * 2103 14.09 10 61 395.7 5.0 951.9 4 12.1 27.4 * -61 40 33.0 19.4 252.5 31 4.1 -4.0 PL 2106 16.3 -65 279 (-54) 386/94 17.1
Mawana Sugars C * 2103 39.12 10 63 94.5 - 1468.9 27 8.5 12.4 * LP 30 15.3 3.2 360.3 -10 3.5 -2.0 26 2106 2.3 LP 80 (-18) 124/22 34.5
Parvati Sweetner * 2103 45.09 5 52 7.5 0.7 58.5 17 14.2 1.3 * 231 - 0.6 0.1 13.2 115 16.1 0.1 LP 2106 0.6 LP 6 M(-1) 8/1 -
Ponni Sug.Erode 2103 8.60 10 42 379.5 9.0 256.2 -17 11.8 25.7 * -16 50 38.4 29.9 64.7 5 9.6 4.6 -9 2106 29.3 -28 252 (-35) 383/131 8.6
Rana Sugars * 2103 153.57 10 23 23.6 - 1222.1 -7 10.3 86.2 * 144 - 7.4 5.6 373.2 35 17.4 54.1 LP 2106 9.3 186 28 (-2) 38/5 3.0
SBEC Sugar C * 2103 47.65 10 65 -1.1 - 579.5 20 2.6 -24.4 PL - - - 157.1 25 2.1 -3.3 20 2106 - -339 28 (-6) 42/5 -
Sh.Renuka Sugar C * 2103 212.85 1 62 -8.2 - 5648.5 16 11.0 -107.2 * 77 - 0.5 - 831.4 -38 -10.5 -240.4 -716 2106 - 56 26 (-8) 48/8 -
Simbhaoli Sugar C * 2103 41.28 10 53 -7.7 - 1266.6 17 3.4 -5.1 * 85 - 7.4 - 315.3 -9 2.0 -4.6 3 2106 - 82 29 (-8) 45/5 -
Sir Shadi Lal * 2103 5.25 10 57 640.2 - 549.3 10 0.5 -14.3 PL - - - 120.5 -30 3.9 -0.1 PL 2106 - PL 139 (30) 149/33 -
Triven.Engg.Ind. C * 2103 24.18 1 68 64.3 27.1 4674.2 5 11.9 294.2 * -12 175 15.4 12.2 1036.8 -15 14.4 92.3 10 2106 12.5 -21 178 (-9) 209/62 14.2
Ugar Sugar Works C * 2103 11.25 1 45 7.2 21.2 955.5 10 7.1 17.1 24 20 2.6 1.5 222.5 6 -0.3 -16.9 -37 2106 1.1 -67 30 (-3) 40/13 26.9
Uttam Sug.Mills * 2103 38.14 10 75 88.6 19.6 1818.6 11 11.9 59.8 16 - 23.2 15.7 449.9 10 16.2 34.2 19 2106 17.1 - 195 (-27) 307/75 11.4
Vishwaraj Sugar * 2103 37.56 10 33 57.9 - 426.5 15 14.5 8.3 LP 10 6.1 2.2 102.0 -9 3.2 -8.5 40 2106 3.7 LP 157 (7) 172/84 42.8
IND.COMPOSITE 1063.12 65862.2 10.4 1947.8 29694.1 4.6 298.7 40662 12.9
89 TEA
Bombay Burmah C * 2103 13.95 2 66 784.9 12.6 13396.2 13 18.0 369.7 * -39 60 83.5 53.0 3468.9 - 15.8 89.9 -55 2106 37.5 -61 1123 (-122) 1544/1105 29.9
CCL Products C 2103 26.61 2 46 81.7 18.1 1242.5 9 24.0 182.3 10 200 17.4 13.7 326.1 13 22.1 43.8 14 2106 14.1 11 398 (-31) 495/225 28.2
Dhunseri Tea C * 2103 10.51 10 69 813.3 - 376.7 25 15.6 42.0 * LP 50 58.6 39.9 81.7 30 26.5 26.0 74 2106 51.9 999 322 XB(-43) 405/147 6.2
Diana Tea Co C * 2103 7.50 5 61 33.5 0.9 70.5 15 11.4 4.7 912 10 4.3 3.2 17.8 77 31.4 4.8 316 2106 5.6 LP 26 (2) 35/9 4.6
Goodricke Group * 2103 21.60 10 74 147.8 5.4 891.6 13 5.0 19.5 20 30 18.7 9.0 172.8 22 7.8 9.0 -44 2106 5.7 -53 247 (-66) 348/198 43.1
Jay Shree Tea C * 2103 14.44 5 50 84.6 - 801.9 12 7.5 23.6 * LP - 16.9 8.2 158.6 2 4.4 -3.6 -83 2106 7.2 LP 110 (-18) 145/54 15.3
Kanco Tea C * 2103 5.12 10 70 120.8 19.7 81.7 37 19.8 11.2 * 457 10 26.4 21.9 11.9 3 37.9 6.7 119 2106 29.8 167 65 (-13) 83/26 2.2
Rossell India * 2103 7.34 2 75 58.8 10.6 322.3 4 21.2 33.8 * 26 15 12.5 9.2 65.2 2 18.1 5.4 -41 2106 8.3 27 161 (-40) 216/91 19.4
Tata Coffee C 2103 18.68 1 57 73.3 9.5 2255.0 15 17.5 124.1 * 63 150 11.1 6.6 532.7 -9 16.9 29.2 -19 2106 6.9 36 202 (-10) 247/91 29.4
Tata Consumer C * 2103 92.16 1 35 157.5 6.1 11602.0 20 12.9 869.1 * 39 405 12.2 9.4 3008.5 11 13.2 187.8 -33 2106 8.5 3 802 (42) 815/459 94.7
Terai Tea Co C * 2103 6.88 10 74 193.9 2.6 71.5 -40 -9.2 7.8 184 - 14.2 11.4 10.0 -34 -86.5 0.7 LP 2103 11.4 184 61 (-1) 72/29 5.4
Tyroon Tea Co. * 2103 3.40 10 67 71.7 - 37.9 33 21.5 7.8 * LP - 25.5 22.9 5.4 30 15.0 1.2 7 2106 23.2 LP 74 (-3) 93/22 3.2
IND.COMPOSITE 228.19 31149.6 15.6 1695.6 15708.9 7.4 401.0 92735 61.2
90 TELECOMMUNICATIONS - SERVICE PROVIDER
Bharti Airtel C * 2103 2746.01 5 56 107.3 -100615.8 19 48.4 4331.4 * -56 - 61.4 7.9 26853.6 12 48.4 288.5 LP 2106 - PL 634 (69) 644/394 -
MTNL C * 2103 630.00 10 56 -254.7 - 1387.7 -15 4.0 -2461.3 33 - - - 301.2 -18 -28.7 -688.7 -8 2106 - 23 18 (-3) 24/8 -
OnMobile Global C * 2103 105.26 10 49 59.6 2.9 551.3 -4 12.2 42.7 * 91 15 5.3 4.1 128.8 -9 12.6 11.0 -9 2106 4.0 29 122 M(-18) 154/35 30.9
Railtel Corpn. C * 2103 320.94 10 73 44.0 13.5 1377.8 22 23.7 142.5 -20 22 9.4 4.4 306.7 21 19.4 21.1 29 2106 4.6 - 129 (-11) 189/105 28.1
Reliance Communi C * 2103 1382.77 5 5 -194.9 - 760.0 -55 -0.9 -181.0 69 - - - 149.0 -30 -20.1 -70.1 5 2106 - 61 3 (-) 5/1 -
Tata Comm C * 2103 285.00 10 59 4.1 - 17100.1 0 24.7 1272.9 * LP 140 125.9 44.7 4102.8 -7 24.1 291.7 10 2106 46.8 525 1375 (-105) 1528/761 29.4
Tata Tele. Mah. * 2103 1954.93 10 74 -115.7 - 1043.7 -3 46.8 -1219.5 * 6 - - - 268.0 10 43.8 -318.5 -5 2106 - -5 38 (-2) 55/3 -
Tejas Networks C * 2103 93.71 10 - 122.0 1.8 526.6 35 7.3 19.7 * LP - 7.7 2.1 144.3 80 12.2 7.6 LP 2106 5.9 LP 399 M(128) 439/56 68.1
Vodafone Idea C * 2103 28735.4 10 72 -13.3 - 41952.2 -7 40.4-24265.0 * -4 - - - 9152.3 -14 40.5 -7496.5 -35 2106 - -13 6 (-2) 14/5 -
IND.COMPOSITE 36254.01 165315.2 42.9-22317.6 82813.3 21.5 -7953.8 422950 30.6
CorporateScoreboard

91 TELECOMMUNICATIONS - EQUIPMENT
AGC Networks C * 2103 32.53 10 71 63.5 - 4674.0 -6 6.5 103.9 * 130 - 61.3 31.9 1195.2 20 5.6 34.3 274 2106 41.9 324 1165 (-20) 1771/306 27.8
Astra Microwave C * 2103 17.32 2 9 64.5 5.3 640.9 37 12.0 28.9 * -31 60 6.1 3.3 128.8 30 19.8 12.2 LP 2106 4.9 -17 160 (-13) 187/102 32.6
Avantel 2103 4.05 10 40 163.4 26.0 77.7 50 28.5 15.3 43 40 45.3 37.8 13.7 23 34.0 3.1 112 2106 42.0 57 745 (-64) 876/325 17.7
DigiSpice Tech. C 2103 68.68 3 74 10.7 - 712.1 75 1.8 11.9 LP - 1.5 0.5 228.7 37 1.0 -0.9 PL 2106 0.3 LP 63 M(-13) 114/6 -
GTL Infra. * 2103 12612.1 10 3 -0.9 - 1409.7 -1 19.1 -901.9 * 11 - - - 361.6 5 23.6 -217.1 -4 2106 - 10 2 M(-2) 5/1 -
HFCL C 2103 128.93 1 42 14.9 14.7 4423.0 15 12.4 241.9 * 6 15 2.4 1.9 1206.9 72 15.4 87.8 310 2106 2.4 123 66 M(-8) 96/13 27.7
ITI C * 2103 933.52 10 90 1.3 - 2362.2 15 2.2 9.5 -93 - 0.6 0.1 229.4 39 -19.3 -88.0 14 2106 0.3 -77 119 (-13) 152/102 -
NELCO C 2103 22.82 10 50 33.2 17.1 226.1 3 19.9 12.1 * -10 12 15.1 5.3 55.1 11 22.0 4.4 138 2106 6.5 16 469 (97) 515/174 71.8
Olectra Greentec C 2103 32.83 4 56 90.2 - 281.4 40 7.2 8.1 LP - 2.6 1.0 42.3 91 20.9 1.3 LP 2106 1.8 LP 324 (7) 349/53 184.1
Prabhat Tech. C * 2103 10.71 10 71 31.0 - 2.0 -90 -99.9 -5.0 83 - - - 0.5 -7 -84.8 -0.5 PL 2106 - 83 434 (7) 437/278 -
Punjab Commun. * 2103 12.02 10 71 39.2 - 20.6 -25 -97.2 -11.9 -4 - - - 3.1 8 - -3.1 14 2106 - 9 31 (-2) 49/13 -
Valiant Commun. C * 2103 7.22 10 46 47.3 0.0 21.7 10 6.3 1.6 999 - 4.7 2.2 2.6 -7 -26.9 -0.4 12 2106 2.3 LP 65 (-3) 81/29 28.3
IND.COMPOSITE 13882.73 14851.3 8.9 -485.6 6932.6 4.9 -166.9 33821 33.3
92 TEXTILE MACHINERY
Lak. Auto. Looms * 2103 6.69 100 33 240.3 - 10.2 -20 38.2 2.5 -24 - 51.2 38.0 2.7 35 39.0 0.7 138 2106 44.0 4 612 (-32) 686/257 13.9
Lak. Mach. Works C 2103 10.68 10 31 1666.5 3.2 1727.4 10 3.7 54.6 * 131 100 103.2 51.1 457.6 171 1.6 7.6 LP 2106 74.7 LP 7970 (-679) 8870/3000 106.8
RRIL 2103 39.23 5 52 5.6 1.6 8.2 -92 4.9 0.7 * -34 - 0.4 0.1 2.6 90 1.5 -0.5 PL 2106 - PL 13 (-) 17/2 -
Stovec Inds. * 2012 2.09 10 71 711.1 10.0 150.1 -23 11.1 13.5 * -52 220 86.5 64.8 50.5 194 18.2 6.8 LP 2106 129.8 40 2653 (-245) 2949/1680 20.4
Veejay Lak. Eng. C * 2103 5.07 10 65 82.7 - 51.3 -25 1.0 -3.0 78 - - - 12.6 213 1.3 -0.5 74 2106 - 90 47 (1) 55/21 -
IND.COMPOSITE 63.76 1947.2 4.4 68.3 1052.1 1.7 14.1 9235 82.9
93 TEXTILES - COMPOSITE
Lux Industries C 2103 6.01 2 74 334.3 27.2 1952.5 17 19.5 271.4 53 - 96.2 90.2 417.5 32 20.9 64.2 72 2106 93.9 83 4021 M(-182)4500/1251 42.8
Ruby Mills * 2103 8.36 5 75 298.6 6.0 123.3 -33 31.1 25.9 -7 - 20.5 15.5 26.4 194 17.8 0.6 LP 2106 16.1 11 277 (-20) 349/147 17.2
IND.COMPOSITE 14.37 2075.9 20.2 297.3 887.6 10.4 64.8 12555 40.6
94 TEXTILES - COTTON/BLENDED
Ambika Cotton * 2103 5.73 10 50 987.3 10.7 633.4 2 19.8 68.0 30 350 169.2 118.7 187.5 89 30.0 35.8 615 2106 172.5 127 1523 (-148) 1730/603 8.8
Arvind Ltd C * 2103 258.92 10 43 105.0 - 5073.0 -31 9.4 -0.3 * PL - 11.0 - 1439.4 140 47.6 -5.7 94 2106 3.6 772 96 (-10) 116/29 26.5
Asahi Industries 2003 6.64 1 49 -2.9 - - -100 - -2.6 68 - - - - - - -0.5 17 2012 - 63 3 (-) 4/3 -
Bannari Amm Spg. C * 2103 15.75 5 56 95.8 6.7 1018.5 -10 7.6 -11.0 PL - 6.9 - 252.7 91 16.4 14.3 LP 2106 8.5 LP 92 (-11) 113/39 10.8
DCM Nouvelle * 2103 18.68 10 50 98.6 18.1 562.8 -4 10.5 30.5 * 607 - 24.9 16.3 188.2 157 23.2 29.3 LP 2106 35.6 LP 231 (11) 244/22 6.5
Dhanalaxmi Roto * 2103 3.90 10 48 55.7 11.2 72.8 2 4.8 4.1 * 122 - 11.1 10.4 37.7 232 11.4 4.6 999 2106 21.9 634 108 (27) 108/17 4.9
GTN Industries * 2103 17.54 10 74 26.1 - 310.2 -10 7.8 -6.2 56 - 1.5 - 95.8 127 8.7 1.2 LP 2106 0.5 LP 19 (-7) 26/6 -
H P Cotton Tex * 2103 3.81 10 64 58.6 1.9 96.6 18 9.7 3.6 959 - 16.6 9.4 30.9 78 14.9 2.9 222 2106 14.7 111 93 (-4) 112/16 6.3
Himachal Fibres * 2103 8.63 1 55 3.0 - 14.5 -66 -8.2 -5.0 -119 - - - 5.8 169 -39.1 -2.4 -93 2106 - -94 4 (-2) 7/1 -
Indo Count Inds. C * 2103 39.48 2 59 65.1 22.3 2519.2 21 15.0 253.7 * 62 75 15.0 12.9 759.2 126 23.4 117.4 552 2106 17.9 119 258 (-14) 285/63 14.4
Lambodhara Text. * 2103 5.19 5 73 65.9 13.3 118.3 -32 19.6 10.6 54 20 16.8 10.2 31.3 658 20.7 3.0 LP 2106 13.9 205 89 (-15) 112/25 6.4
Mohite Industrie C * 2103 20.10 10 69 46.8 4.7 88.7 -26 17.3 3.6 -17 - 4.5 1.8 23.3 999 12.5 0.7 LP 2106 2.8 71 20 (1) 23/6 7.0
Nagreeka Exports * 2103 6.25 5 53 80.6 0.6 385.0 -18 1.9 -8.3 PL - - - 146.6 92 4.7 1.9 LP 2106 1.5 LP 39 (-3) 53/13 26.4
Nahar Indl. Ent. C * 2103 39.84 10 69 186.4 - 1418.0 -10 6.6 -8.8 64 - 12.3 - 416.7 139 15.0 34.8 LP 2106 14.9 LP 121 (-9) 148/23 8.1
Nitin Spinners * 2103 56.22 10 56 100.2 4.8 1624.4 13 15.8 68.9 189 15 28.4 12.3 553.6 153 23.2 60.0 LP 2106 24.6 999 216 (-54) 295/35 8.8
Patspin India * 2103 30.92 10 65 -17.4 - 148.1 -62 -2.8 -38.0 -58 - - - 32.0 20 9.0 -5.3 44 2106 - -24 9 (-4) 15/4 -
Pranav. Spinning 2103 19.24 10 75 12.5 - 5.2 -93 -79.6 -2.3 * 16 - - - 0.3 -84 -33.7 -0.3 75 2106 - 63 26 (-) 28/9 -
Prime Urban C * 2103 5.33 2 71 0.5 - 20.6 -61 -11.3 -1.7 74 - - - 5.3 999 -6.7 -0.6 26 2106 - 76 9 (1) 9/5 -
Rajapalayam Mill C * 2103 8.61 10 55 2198.0 5.7 411.8 15 9.7 104.6 * 14 5 176.8 121.5 135.3 199 20.9 35.6 600 2106 153.1 99 1095 R(-120)1354/478 7.2
RSWM Ltd C * 2103 23.55 10 53 336.2 - 2326.0 -16 7.5 20.8 LP - 63.1 8.8 741.9 244 11.0 36.9 LP 2106 52.6 LP 334 (-64) 439/70 6.4
Salona Cotspin * 2103 5.26 10 66 72.1 3.7 230.1 89 6.4 6.2 428 10 16.8 11.8 141.5 467 5.6 4.7 999 2106 20.4 999 226 (-5) 250/42 11.1
Sambandam Spg. C * 2103 4.26 10 51 236.7 2.6 231.1 21 14.2 8.1 252 40 48.2 19.1 62.1 154 20.9 6.6 LP 2106 43.7 LP 223 (-35) 284/45 5.1
Sri Nacha. Cott. * 2103 4.30 10 55 50.9 - 157.6 10 3.8 0.5 LP - 6.0 1.2 32.5 118 6.8 0.5 LP 2106 8.8 LP 49 (-10) 68/11 5.5
Super Spinning * 2103 5.50 1 43 18.8 - 48.9 -67 12.4 -2.5 * 86 - 0.1 - 16.4 319 8.5 -0.5 88 2106 - LP 11 (-2) 15/3 -
Sutlej Textiles C * 2103 16.38 1 64 58.3 - 1884.0 -22 5.8 -1.0 * PL 30 5.8 - 586.7 206 12.3 20.4 LP 2106 3.4 LP 65 (-5) 81/20 19.5
Vardhman Polytex C * 2103 22.29 10 60 -156.3 - 508.5 -9 2.8 -56.7 22 - - - 191.6 348 9.2 -0.5 98 2106 - 53 23 (-6) 37/7 -
Vardhman Textile C 2103 57.66 10 63 1122.9 8.7 6139.9 -9 13.3 409.9 -29 175 134.2 71.1 1927.0 136 24.8 314.7 LP 2106 136.8 103 1808 M(-62) 2040/682 13.2
Vippy Spinpro * 2103 5.87 10 67 82.0 8.4 87.6 -21 7.9 3.9 * 5 - 9.3 6.6 33.1 209 8.9 2.0 LP 2106 12.3 371 93 (12) 95/30 7.6
IND.COMPOSITE 715.85 26134.8 10.5 852.6 16148.7 12.0 711.5 24929 12.2
95 TEXTILES - MANMADE
Century Enka * 2103 21.85 10 25 496.2 6.9 1220.8 -14 9.6 73.0 * -8 80 52.1 33.4 423.3 313 14.5 42.5 LP 2106 66.2 177 446 (-60) 518/155 6.7
Filatex India 2103 44.49 2 65 34.3 22.9 2227.2 -20 15.6 165.8 37 20 10.1 7.5 698.9 382 14.6 51.0 LP 2106 11.0 233 97 M(-6) 118/23 8.8
Grasim Inds C * 2103 131.62 2 42 995.1 7.2 69963.4 3 17.4 4363.2 * -16 450 127.6 66.3 19919.4 53 26.7 1631.7 466 2106 81.9 39 1492 M(-100)1614/611 18.2
Guj. Craft Inds * 2103 4.89 10 74 83.8 5.9 147.6 3 5.8 3.5 65 - 11.6 7.2 43.7 39 9.2 2.3 30 2106 8.3 16 65 (-1) 70/24 7.8
Indo Rama Synth. C 2103 261.11 10 75 12.8 - 2133.4 -2 -0.8 15.2 * LP - 1.9 0.6 694.9 486 5.1 14.2 LP 2106 7.9 - 53 (-1) 63/16 6.7
SRF C * 2103 59.25 10 51 1156.7 20.3 8400.0 17 25.4 1197.7 * 19 240 278.6 202.2 2699.4 75 24.9 395.3 123 2106 239.1 54 8792 (-206) 9133/3996 36.8
Sumeet Industrie C * 2103 103.64 10 22 -5.2 - 573.9 -19 4.2 -7.1 * 95 - 2.8 - 183.5 249 7.6 0.1 LP 2106 0.3 LP 7 (-3) 13/2 -
Vardhman Acrylic 2103 80.36 10 75 49.6 13.4 295.6 -18 21.3 42.9 -7 - 6.0 5.3 47.5 40 22.5 7.7 999 2106 6.2 67 67 (-2) 84/28 10.8
Zenith Fibres * 2103 3.94 10 46 124.7 3.7 23.9 -16 -0.2 0.7 -65 - 4.2 1.7 13.4 321 10.5 1.2 LP 2106 5.3 63 64 (-1) 74/32 12.1
IND.COMPOSITE 711.15 84985.7 17.5 5854.9 49447.8 12.6 2146.0 155435 20.8
96 TEXTILES - PROCESSING
Alok Industries C 2103 496.52 1 75 -35.6 - 3847.6 17 36.8 -562.2 * 24 - - - 1264.4 243 7.9 -97.7 69 2106 - 78 22 (-3) 38/18 -
CorporateScoreboard

Anjani Synth. * 2103 14.75 10 73 47.2 5.6 268.4 -17 4.7 2.9 -19 - 4.4 2.0 38.8 471 5.8 0.4 LP 2106 2.4 48 27 (-4) 35/11 11.1
Arex Industries * 2103 3.96 10 62 62.3 3.4 40.9 -13 16.9 -1.0 PL - 9.5 - 13.3 141 21.4 0.8 LP 2106 4.3 LP 137 (3) 143/52 31.8
AYM Syntex 2103 50.04 10 72 71.5 4.8 947.4 -8 9.6 14.1 -4 - 11.4 2.8 306.0 236 10.3 9.2 LP 2106 7.9 991 85 (7) 97/24 10.7
Bluechip Tex Ind * 2103 1.97 10 60 125.8 28.2 156.1 -30 4.0 1.8 -69 - 22.1 9.2 53.6 749 2.1 0.2 LP 2106 15.9 -12 141 (-11) 170/69 8.9
Bombay Dyeing C * 2103 41.31 2 54 -8.1 - 1193.4 -37 2.1 -526.7 * PL - - - 380.9 318 0.7 -107.9 16 2106 - PL 93 (-17) 113/60 -
Dhanlaxmi Fabric C * 2103 8.58 10 75 62.6 12.1 46.4 -45 7.5 0.4 * -94 - 4.4 0.4 13.0 552 6.1 -0.1 88 2106 1.5 -54 30 (-2) 34/11 19.2
Donear Inds. * 2103 10.40 2 75 22.1 10.0 357.6 -35 4.2 -6.3 PL 10 0.6 - 73.3 256 2.3 -3.6 40 2106 - PL 54 (-4) 68/19 -
Faze Three C * 2103 24.32 10 49 70.4 15.6 324.6 7 14.7 24.9 * 37 - 13.9 10.2 99.7 144 13.9 9.1 324 2106 13.1 104 163 (22) 179/37 12.4
Faze Three Auto. * 2103 10.72 10 75 34.2 - 134.1 -19 16.8 11.1 23 - 15.2 10.4 32.4 180 16.4 3.1 188 2106 12.3 32 130 (18) 135/25 10.6
Ganesha Ecosphe. C * 2103 21.83 10 42 236.8 13.1 751.1 -15 11.2 43.5 -32 20 32.4 19.9 198.4 186 11.5 12.3 LP 2106 24.6 - 528 (6) 688/223 21.5
Gini Silk Mills *U2103 5.59 10 75 73.1 4.9 16.8 -54 -8.3 -0.6 PL - 1.1 - 4.3 278 -7.7 -0.1 86 2106 0.3 -29 52 (-4) 70/49
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Kamadgiri Fash. * 2103 5.87 10 31 56.7 - 139.9 -52 2.1 -5.8 -69 - 1.3 - 37.1 999 5.0 -0.9 80 2106 - 68 42 (-2) 60/23 -
Mohit Industries C * 2103 14.16 10 54 37.8 - 149.5 -15 4.9 0.6 * LP - 2.2 0.4 40.6 174 1.9 -0.2 94 2106 2.4 LP 14 (-2) 22/3 6.1
Orbit Exports C * 2103 27.38 10 66 64.6 15.7 68.4 -53 15.1 3.8 * -85 - 5.4 1.4 20.2 126 19.7 2.1 LP 2106 2.9 -40 79 (-2) 99/52 27.2
Shekhawati Poly. * 2103 34.47 1 57 -2.9 - 28.7 -82 -10.4 -11.4 46 - - - 8.4 194 -7.6 -2.7 42 2106 - 58 1 (-) 1/1 -
Siyaram Silk C * 2103 9.37 2 67 163.6 0.3 1628.8 -31 3.3 2.0 * -97 230 13.5 0.4 233.1 465 12.6 12.5 LP 2106 17.9 999 384 (-30) 456/130 21.5
STL Global * 2103 27.45 10 66 9.5 - 72.3 -22 4.4 1.6 * 266 - 1.1 0.6 25.2 350 3.4 1.0 LP 2106 1.2 LP 13 (-2) 17/6 10.9
Vishal Fabrics 2103 32.94 5 68 40.2 13.0 967.5 -25 9.1 18.1 -40 10 6.7 2.7 294.9 338 10.5 10.2 LP 2106 5.5 162 120 B(-2) 248/41 21.7
IND.COMPOSITE 841.63 11139.8 17.0 -989.2 6275.2 4.0 -152.2 18372 18.1
97 TEXTILES - PRODUCTS
Acknit Indus. * 2103 3.04 10 50 178.4 9.3 168.5 -1 6.0 5.9 34 15 28.8 19.2 38.0 53 6.4 1.2 178 2106 21.7 60 115 (-21) 148/53 5.3
Aditya Bir. Fas. C 2103 847.65 10 56 30.4 - 5168.9 -41 10.7 -672.5 -999 - 3.4 - 812.0 151 -20.8 -347.1 15 2106 - -3 206 M(-18) 234/120 -
Ashnoor Textile * 2103 12.75 10 73 32.6 9.3 118.2 -14 9.7 4.9 * 53 - 6.3 3.8 48.4 199 8.4 2.4 265 2106 5.2 156 36 (-) 41/9 7.0
Bella Casa Fashi * 2103 11.48 10 68 52.3 17.5 128.8 -21 8.6 5.4 -41 10 5.7 4.7 24.5 915 5.6 0.1 LP 2106 6.2 47 130 (-2) 160/60 21.1
Bhandari Hosiery * 2103 14.65 1 25 5.1 7.5 225.8 -19 8.0 1.7 -69 1 0.5 0.1 43.1 154 11.3 1.1 LP 2106 0.4 203 3 (-) 5/1 -
Bombay Rayon C 2003 317.48 10 28 16.3 - 488.5 -50 -99.9 -1498.3 * 10 - - - 49.1 -62 - -85.9 81 2012 - 68 8 (-1) 16/6 -
Cantabil Retail * 2103 16.33 10 75 76.0 14.2 251.6 -26 23.6 9.7 -41 10 29.9 5.9 28.8 125 21.1 -1.6 78 2106 9.3 69 369 (-37) 461/291 39.7
Celebrity Fash. * 2103 47.77 10 42 0.8 - 232.8 0 2.6 -5.6 PL - 0.2 - 52.7 57 6.9 0.9 LP 2106 1.0 LP 10 (-4) 15/4 -
Dollar Industrie C * 2103 11.34 2 73 94.6 17.1 1037.0 7 13.2 85.3 * 49 120 17.8 15.0 204.6 28 17.3 22.5 39 2106 16.2 52 372 (2) 390/127 23.0
Future Enterp. C * 2103 90.99 2 21 64.1 2.3 1422.1 -73 11.8 -1121.8 -320 - - - 436.0 143 10.6 -295.2 - 2106 - -104 9 (-2) 22/8 -
Future Lifestyle C * 2103 40.35 2 20 34.8 4.1 2276.7 -64 -0.9 -933.4 PL - - - 298.0 247 -30.7 -348.1 1 2106 - -170 52 (-20) 160/47 -
Garware Tech. C * 2103 20.62 10 53 393.4 20.1 1034.6 9 19.8 158.4 13 25 86.8 76.8 243.1 60 17.7 31.9 81 2106 83.7 34 3254 (-188) 3641/1737 38.9
Globe Textiles * 2103 10.08 2 73 8.5 10.9 259.1 -2 1.7 0.3 -92 - 0.3 - 66.7 320 3.9 0.5 LP 2106 0.3 -37 12 CB(-27) 45/9 -
Gokaldas Exports C 2103 21.51 5 33 67.4 - 1210.7 -12 8.4 26.5 154 - 18.4 6.2 241.0 3 7.4 -2.6 40 2106 6.6 84 209 M(7) 236/50 31.8
Himatsing. Seide C * 2103 49.23 5 48 133.6 - 2258.3 -4 14.0 -25.5 * PL 10 12.9 - 815.4 354 19.5 57.7 LP 2106 14.6 LP 272 (4) 280/72 18.6
Iris Clothings * 2103 16.31 10 68 23.8 13.0 87.9 45 19.1 6.5 66 - 7.3 4.0 19.4 243 21.8 1.8 LP 2106 4.0 66 172 B(-17) 198/29 43.0
Jindal Worldwide C * 2103 20.05 1 61 21.0 8.4 1699.6 -23 6.8 44.2 55 5 3.7 2.2 524.4 862 8.2 18.9 LP 2106 3.9 782 71 (-4) 91/44 18.2
K P R Mill Ltd C * 2103 34.41 5 75 341.5 24.3 3530.2 5 23.5 512.4 * 38 90 95.8 74.5 903.7 67 24.9 168.1 179 2106 90.5 81 1838 (-120) 2086/513 20.3
Kewal Kir.Cloth. C 2103 12.33 10 74 357.8 16.7 302.7 -43 6.2 19.8 -73 230 21.5 16.1 91.6 999 8.6 8.5 LP 2106 30.2 -26 854 (-76) 1036/704 28.3
KG Petrochem 2103 5.22 10 75 194.5 28.7 298.1 -10 12.6 15.7 -29 - 62.0 30.0 122.9 20 4.3 1.5 -86 2103 30.0 -29 343 (10) 379/83 11.4
Kitex Garments C * 2103 6.65 1 56 104.6 17.2 455.4 -38 22.0 54.3 -47 150 11.6 8.2 153.8 72 18.4 20.5 62 2106 9.3 -39 159 (-11) 224/92 17.0
M K Exim India * 2103 8.97 10 27 40.7 10.4 54.7 12 19.6 8.1 336 - 9.3 9.0 18.2 183 16.7 2.5 413 2106 11.2 251 84 (-4) 97/16 7.5
Mallcom (India) C 2103 6.24 10 74 226.7 - 316.9 10 13.1 28.3 59 30 54.6 45.3 61.6 56 13.3 5.0 69 2106 48.6 77 586 (-39) 721/211 12.1
Monte Carlo Fas. * 2103 20.73 10 73 291.4 12.1 622.0 -14 18.6 66.3 6 150 48.5 32.0 41.7 273 -20.7 -10.2 25 2106 33.6 26 337 (-41) 389/155 10.0
Nahar Spinning * 2103 18.03 5 66 249.0 - 2111.9 1 9.2 41.4 LP 30 34.2 11.5 738.2 252 23.1 100.3 LP 2106 46.4 LP 403 (-12) 476/33 8.7
Nandan Denim * 2103 48.05 10 65 98.0 1.1 1090.2 -28 6.0 -18.7 -999 - 12.4 - 360.3 553 9.2 10.4 LP 2106 2.3 LP 83 (3) 90/18 36.0
Osiajee Texfab * 2103 5.40 10 3 13.0 4.3 5.0 -28 10.8 0.4 44 - 0.7 0.7 0.6 -67 12.8 0.1 -77 2106 0.3 -69 40 (-4) 50/14 -
Page Industries * 2103 11.15 10 48 793.6 40.0 2833.0 -4 18.6 341.0 * -1 2500 362.2 305.8 501.5 76 6.8 11.0 LP 2106 350.8 103 30325 (-2132)33980/1770086.5
PDS Multi. C * 2103 26.05 10 67 248.4 13.6 6212.9 -7 3.9 82.2 * 55 158 57.6 31.6 1626.2 68 2.1 53.9 LP 2106 55.0 305 1328 (23) 1548/258 24.1
Pearl Global Ind C * 2103 21.66 10 67 238.8 5.1 1490.9 -12 4.1 4.8 * -78 - 22.6 2.2 436.2 181 4.4 0.2 LP 2106 12.7 LP 339 (-94) 474/136 26.8
Prakash Woollen * 2103 10.26 10 64 49.5 10.0 97.6 -26 9.7 3.8 -12 - 7.8 3.7 12.5 11 4.1 -0.6 45 2106 4.2 62 30 (2) 35/17 7.2
Raymond C 2103 66.57 10 49 315.0 - 3446.5 -47 -1.7 -281.7 * PL - 4.9 - 825.7 406 -3.6 -113.6 53 2106 - -145 414 (-34) 474/252 -
Ritesh Propertie * 2103 11.59 10 52 34.6 - 85.3 -10 6.2 8.5 999 - 7.7 7.3 38.1 -24 1.3 1.2 -72 2106 4.8 1 139 (38) 140/11 29.2
Rupa & Co C * 2103 7.95 1 73 91.7 26.8 1312.7 35 19.6 175.0 * 184 500 23.7 22.0 218.0 4 19.3 27.2 32 2106 22.9 137 457 (-77) 547/174 20.0
S P Apparels C * 2103 25.69 10 62 217.3 10.9 652.3 -19 16.0 43.2 -20 23 29.4 16.8 133.1 117 21.1 11.6 LP 2106 23.6 61 319 (-22) 361/78 13.5
Shahlon Silk * 2103 17.86 10 72 48.4 0.3 214.4 -44 9.8 -8.6 * PL 3 1.4 - 51.5 394 7.3 -1.4 78 2106 - 46 70 (-12) 105/37 -
Shoppers Stop C 2103 54.72 5 65 10.9 - 1749.0 -50 2.5 -267.6 * -336 - 11.4 - 205.2 269 -30.8 -104.9 13 2106 - -14 248 M(-18) 291/149 -
Sky Industries * 2103 5.80 10 54 42.6 5.1 53.4 -10 9.1 1.2 * -8 10 5.5 2.0 15.0 216 14.0 1.1 LP 2106 5.9 LP 80 M(-5) 104/19 13.7
Swan Energy C * 2103 24.43 1 65 35.8 - 320.5 -6 21.1 -38.1 -641 10 0.2 - 46.2 59 16.9 -22.2 -999 2106 - -609 133 (-13) 176/108 -
TCNS Clothing Co * 2103 12.30 2 32 99.5 10.2 635.5 -45 0.4 -56.4 PL - 5.8 - 93.8 189 -24.9 -36.1 20 2106 - PL 566 (-22) 652/339 -
Trident C * 2103 509.60 1 73 6.5 10.4 4530.6 -4 18.0 331.0 * -2 36 1.3 0.6 1482.4 109 25.9 206.8 999 2106 1.0 131 21 (1) 23/6 20.4
V2 Retail C * 2103 34.39 10 54 78.2 - 538.7 -23 9.0 -12.8 -241 - 12.4 - 82.6 123 0.9 -11.3 -22 2106 - - 116 M(-9) 155/45 -
Virat Industries * 2103 4.92 10 48 45.8 7.1 19.6 -26 10.7 0.8 -46 - 5.2 1.6 3.2 16 2.4 - 91 2106 2.0 13 44 (-5) 58/26 21.6
Voith Paper * 2103 4.39 10 74 590.2 11.3 118.5 1 30.0 27.1 8 50 78.8 61.7 34.6 50 30.8 7.9 74 2106 69.3 28 1174 (-19) 1275/925 16.9
Welspun India C * 2103 100.47 1 70 36.3 16.3 7340.2 9 18.4 538.0 * 15 15 9.9 5.4 2214.5 84 20.2 217.5 343 2106 7.1 89 129 (-9) 145/46 18.3
Wires & Fabriks * 2103 3.06 10 75 147.7 0.8 89.2 -9 10.5 0.4 * -77 1 28.4 1.2 20.0 28 13.3 0.1 2 2106 1.5 -71 74 (-3) 87/40 47.7
Zenith Exports * 2103 5.40 10 52 142.9 - 50.7 -39 -4.8 -0.8 * 41 - 1.5 - 18.2 72 -1.6 - PL 2106 - 35 79 (-9) 116/37 -
IND.COMPOSITE 2675.92 58647.5 8.1 -2289.3 28819.6 4.9 -386.2 131954 27.3
CorporateScoreboard

99 TEXTILES - SPINNING - SYNTHETIC / BLENDED
Aditya Spinners * 2103 16.74 10 66 15.6 - 33.4 -41 7.8 -0.4 * PL - 0.9 - 10.5 999 9.8 0.1 LP 2106 0.8 -67 12 (-1) 18/4 -
Banswara Syntex C * 2103 17.12 10 59 208.7 16.7 786.6 -39 9.7 11.7 * -78 15 34.0 6.9 212.2 136 8.1 2.8 LP 2106 19.2 62 173 (-59) 256/63 9.0
Rel. Chemotex * 2103 7.54 10 73 138.4 6.9 255.6 -15 9.1 7.0 * -24 20 19.4 9.3 82.4 111 10.7 3.1 LP 2106 15.2 160 132 (-37) 180/48 8.7
Sangam India C 2103 43.42 10 59 127.2 2.5 1359.0 -24 9.0 4.2 -68 10 19.5 1.0 411.2 278 11.9 12.9 LP 2106 11.4 LP 149 (13) 174/45 13.1
Sarla Performanc C * 2103 8.35 1 55 41.3 9.6 257.8 -17 21.8 26.2 -11 - 6.2 3.1 86.2 245 25.5 12.0 999 2106 4.3 93 45 (4) 51/16 10.5
Shiva Mills * 2103 8.64 10 75 105.0 1.4 139.0 -15 14.5 8.6 648 10 16.5 9.9 36.2 288 18.6 3.9 LP 2106 17.2 LP 87 (-20) 114/20 5.1
Sportking India 2103 3.56 10 74 1002.4 5.0 1306.2 -4 15.7 100.3 * 711 - 426.8 281.5 449.6 104 27.8 79.0 999 2106 503.3 999 4692 CB(803)4868/240 9.3
Suryaamba Spinni * 2103 2.93 10 74 131.4 11.3 125.7 -23 10.5 4.1 * -20 4 30.0 14.0 47.6 308 10.2 2.6 LP 2106 26.7 159 132 (-43) 192/39 5.0
IND.COMPOSITE 108.30 4263.3 12.2 161.7 2671.9 8.8 116.3 3224 9.7
100 TEXTILES - JUTE - YARN / PRODUCTS
AI Champ.Inds. C 2003 15.38 5 59 16.8 - 128.4 -3 7.1 -0.2 PL - 1.2 - 27.4 -10 -1.8 -2.9 PL 2012 - PL 14 (-2) 18/6 -
Cheviot Company * 2103 6.27 10 75 844.1 13.4 395.8 -14 13.7 67.2 * 35 1750 114.4 107.2 123.5 400 16.8 22.2 79 2106 136.5 76 1392 (-24) 2056/580 10.2
Gloster Ltd C * 2103 5.47 10 73 1817.2 3.0 493.1 0 14.1 38.9 * 30 250 130.8 71.1 184.4 236 14.4 15.5 999 2106 97.0 105 1280 (-9) 1368/423 13.2
Sheela Foam C * 2103 24.39 5 73 242.8 21.4 2435.4 12 15.1 225.0 * 19 - 61.1 46.1 551.3 105 6.9 24.8 119 2106 51.5 43 2322 (-72) 2494/1225 45.1
IND.COMPOSITE 51.51 3452.6 14.5 330.9 1772.8 4.8 59.6 12946 33.1
101 TRADING
3M India C * 2103 11.27 10 75 1695.1 8.8 2604.8 -13 10.0 161.2 * -50 - 197.9 143.0 743.9 115 6.4 30.1 LP 2106 208.5 24 23845 (-842)30975/18000114.4
A B M Internatl. C * 2103 11.76 10 75 19.5 - 128.6 32 8.6 10.2 LP - 8.7 8.6 45.8 129 -3.1 -1.4 -71 2106 8.2 LP 103 (-) 114/16 12.7
A F Enterprises * 2103 9.51 10 8 11.3 - 18.7 -65 7.3 -0.7 * PL - 1.0 - 1.8 111 -13.7 0.2 -18 2106 - PL 27 (4) 27/7 -
Aarnav Fashions * 2103 15.01 10 27 15.4 19.0 32.1 -9 12.2 3.1 33 5 2.1 2.1 5.9 94 13.9 0.6 25 2106 2.1 22 65 (-) 96/41 30.4
ABans Enterprise C * 2103 13.95 10 75 137.6 58.6 4057.4 -11 0.7 32.4 17 1 24.3 23.2 352.7 -30 0.4 1.5 -76 2106 20.0 -8 96 (-14) 228/90 4.8
Adani Enterp. C * 2103 109.98 1 75 156.0 6.3 39537.1 -9 6.1 1068.6 * 14 100 14.6 9.7 12578.8 139 6.3 271.5 704 2106 11.9 73 1431 (-6) 1718/192 120.4
Aegis Logistics C 2103 35.10 1 58 55.2 6.6 3843.5 -46 10.1 223.4 124 200 8.4 6.4 678.1 7 15.5 66.6 123 2106 7.4 259 280 (-27) 394/184 37.8
AKG Exim C * 2103 10.59 10 68 20.1 - 106.5 60 2.5 1.3 21 - 1.4 1.2 23.0 263 0.5 0.3 LP 2106 2.1 - 24 B(-1) 113/22 11.7
Ambica Agarbat. * 2103 17.18 10 48 58.2 4.4 141.7 -15 2.8 2.7 -36 - 3.4 1.6 19.1 -47 5.5 - 97 2106 1.6 166 19 (1) 40/12 11.6
Amrapali Inds. * 2103 25.71 5 73 5.9 - 21327.2 61 - 2.4 423 - 0.8 0.5 5260.9 781 - 0.2 79 2106 0.5 379 12 (1) 15/3 -
Arvind Fashions. C * 2103 45.29 4 40 46.3 - 2201.2 -39 -2.9 -520.0 * -32 - - - 319.2 344 -14.4 -113.7 15 2106 - 11 240 M(30) 250/117 -
Avenue Super. C 2103 647.77 10 75 188.1 9.5 24143.1 -3 7.2 1098.9 * -15 - 23.4 17.0 5183.1 33 4.3 95.4 138 2106 17.8 13 3634 (133) 3656/1949 203.8
Axtel Industries * 2103 16.15 10 50 44.2 20.2 153.4 54 18.9 21.3 96 60 14.8 13.2 24.2 -23 10.6 1.6 -76 2106 10.1 -4 328 (-23) 404/204 32.7
Balaxi Pharma C * 2103 10.00 10 73 65.0 82.3 231.3 407 18.4 38.1 525 - 38.4 38.1 58.3 12 19.5 10.7 23 2106 40.1 191 579 (-1) 1080/301 14.4
Binny Mills * 2103 3.19 10 75 -455.2 - 6.2 -32 34.3 22.3 LP - 69.8 69.8 1.3 24 34.0 -2.8 -2 2106 69.6 LP 257 (82) 257/38 3.7
Black Rose Indus C * 2103 5.10 1 75 18.2 37.3 379.8 2 10.5 27.4 27 45 5.9 5.4 99.1 141 11.0 7.5 256 2106 6.4 84 189 (-11) 229/118 29.3
Bombay Cycle * 2103 0.40 10 72 529.6 8.1 4.2 -51 28.0 1.7 * -34 50 43.7 41.3 0.7 44 1.4 0.2 -54 2106 43.8 -32 634 (-41) 787/408 14.5
CCL Internationa * 2103 19.19 10 56 23.9 - 30.1 21 13.1 0.5 -78 - 1.6 0.2 5.7 8 14.2 - LP 2106 0.3 -71 12 (-4) 22/11 -
Dhoot Indl.Fin * 2103 6.32 10 67 287.2 - 10.2 -29 -8.3 33.2 LP - 53.7 52.6 2.8 75 -17.8 17.7 108 2106 67.2 LP 97 (13) 107/23 1.4
Fortune Interntl C * 2103 7.04 10 54 28.9 - 3.8 0 89.0 11.3 LP - 16.0 16.0 0.4 - 46.2 2.7 45 2106 17.2 999 61 (4) 79/9 3.6
Future Consumer C * 2103 1192.22 6 14 3.0 - 1184.5 -71 -22.3 -419.4 * -221 - - - 305.5 -20 -1.5 -31.4 54 2106 - -105 7 (-2) 13/6 -
Future Retail C * 2103 108.46 2 20 20.2 - 6303.9 -69 -9.1 -3189.5 PL - - - 1415.7 4 -27.9 -1147.1 -104 2106 - -434 48 (-14) 168/41 -
Hexa Tradex C * 2103 11.05 2 62 220.0 - 0.4 66 99.9 9.5 LP - 1.7 1.7 0.1 50 - 0.4 -88 2106 1.2 LP 202 (67) 202/24 167.1
Kemistar Corp. C * 2103 10.76 10 75 15.0 - 14.0 -1 6.5 0.4 3 - 0.7 0.4 3.3 49 12.4 0.3 10 2106 0.3 -45 35 (-2) 49/33 -
Kridhan Infra C * 2103 18.96 2 47 10.7 - 27.4 44 0.5 -15.5 * 7 - - - 5.5 999 -2.4 -3.1 -63 2106 - 18 5 (-1) 8/2 -
Lesha Industries 2103 11.00 1 45 1.7 - 2.6 89 0.2 - LP - - - 1.3 - 2.7 - LP 2106 - LP 8 M(3) 8/1 -
Mauria Udyog * 2103 13.32 10 74 21.8 - 130.9 -77 -58.8 -65.7 -97 - - - 50.3 106 -0.4 -1.8 47 2106 - -64 18 (-) 31/8 -
Mayukh Dealtrade 2103 3.20 5 19 6.4 - 1.3 203 51.2 0.4 999 - 0.7 0.7 0.5 458 63.5 0.3 999 2106 1.3 LP 42 (8) 44/5 31.7
Mishka Exim C *U2103 14.45 10 53 13.6 - 3.2 -10 10.7 0.3 LP - 0.3 0.2 3.2 999 -3.7 -0.1 -405 2106 0.1 LP 34 (-) 35/25 -
MMTC 2003 150.00 1 90 7.1 - 24135.0 -17 -0.3 -182.8 * PL - - - 10542.1 41 0.1 -40.9 PL 2012 - PL 45 (-5) 64/16 -
MSTC C * 2103 70.40 10 65 79.3 - 780.5 -37 -6.5 113.0 16 44 18.7 16.0 263.7 159 20.9 33.6 LP 2106 21.2 129 283 (-) 400/138 13.4
Nirav Commercial * 2103 0.39 10 52 685.9 - 15.1 200 62.2 9.3 999 - 239.0 237.7 1.9 57 2.2 - -85 2106 234.9 999 564 (-289) 929/125 2.4
Nureca C 2103 10.00 10 70 162.1 61.2 213.5 115 28.8 46.4 625 20 46.8 46.4 119.5 295 39.4 36.2 283 2106 46.4 625 1643 (-172) 2001/559 35.4
Optiemus Infra. C * 2103 85.81 10 75 38.6 - 181.5 -46 -52.7 2.4 LP - 0.8 0.3 48.3 243 -2.7 0.6 LP 2106 1.9 LP 146 (-9) 207/32 79.2
Polo Queen Ind. C * 2103 67.15 10 75 23.7 - 32.1 85 5.1 0.3 LP - 0.1 - 12.0 528 4.4 0.2 LP 2106 0.1 LP 6 (-) 12/4 -
Prismx Global * 2103 28.39 10 1 14.9 - 7.9 -65 18.2 1.3 38 - 0.5 0.5 0.5 -15 81.6 0.4 -23 2106 0.4 65 105 (17) 105/11 -
PTC India C * 2103 296.01 10 16 149.3 9.0 18345.5 1 9.2 462.3 * 26 75 19.0 15.6 4958.5 7 8.3 120.2 32 2106 16.6 33 98 (-3) 111/45 5.9
Quint Digital 2103 21.95 10 56 14.2 - 21.1 51 7.1 -1.9 * 93 - 0.3 - 6.4 106 30.4 0.5 LP 2106 0.8 LP 330 (4) 389/141 -
Rain Industries C 2012 67.27 2 41 179.2 10.6 10464.7 -15 16.0 557.3 * 45 50 40.1 16.6 3643.5 54 17.8 235.3 787 2106 25.8 163 225 (-30) 273/94 8.7
Rajnandini Metal * 2103 12.29 10 73 15.9 8.3 630.9 325 1.7 5.1 337 - 4.8 4.1 182.3 259 1.7 1.6 990 2106 4.1 337 184 CB(9) 189/17 44.9
Ravindra Energy C * 2103 119.63 10 75 13.6 - 304.0 -58 4.9 7.0 -70 - 1.3 0.6 170.4 106 1.6 -2.3 47 2106 0.8 -75 51 (-3) 78/21 -
Raw Edge Indust. * 2103 10.06 10 73 22.8 4.2 44.7 -15 7.9 -0.5 PL - 1.7 - 8.6 95 8.7 -1.2 -123 2106 - PL 34 B(-3) 59/26 -
Redington India C * 2103 78.12 2 - 126.3 16.4 56945.9 11 2.4 759.8 * 47 580 23.3 19.5 13454.1 26 2.6 236.7 167 2106 23.3 83 343 M(12) 358/98 14.7
Riddhi Siddhi Gl C * 2103 7.13 10 75 2037.6 2.2 497.7 -14 6.0 -13.7 PL - 33.4 - 110.1 113 1.2 2.5 LP 2106 - PL 360 (-) 406/200 -
RR Metalmakers C * 2103 6.99 10 62 9.9 - 110.7 -8 5.6 1.8 LP - 3.5 2.6 17.2 -19 2.5 -0.3 PL 2106 2.3 LP 47 (7) 54/19 20.5
STC C * 2103 60.00 10 90 -926.6 - 249.8 -91 -37.0 -52.9 * -33 - - - - -100 - -6.1 12 2106 - -54 113 (-8) 139/48 -
Sakuma Exports C * 2103 23.46 1 62 14.9 25.0 1328.4 -48 1.2 11.0 -40 5 0.6 0.5 613.0 24 1.0 5.2 9 2106 0.5 -43 12 (-) 15/4 -
Sarthak Industri * 2103 6.97 10 36 54.0 1.1 133.5 40 2.1 2.1 -39 - 4.0 3.0 41.8 130 2.3 0.7 156 2106 3.6 -38 110 (9) 142/8 30.2
Sat Industries C 2103 22.62 2 52 14.9 - 204.8 -9 12.6 8.8 297 5 1.2 0.8 63.4 99 17.2 7.3 LP 2106 1.5 LP 34 (-) 41/14 22.5
Seacoast Ship. * 2103 33.67 10 57 13.4 45.8 243.246274 6.5 11.1 999 5 3.3 3.3 60.6 -11 7.7 3.1 -10 2106 2.7 167 219 (-20) 265/24 81.1
Sh.Global Trad. C * 2103 127.21 1 61 2.8 - 0.8 41 -99.9 1.2 LP - 0.0 - 1.9 - - -1.4 PL 2106 - PL 10 M(1) 10/1 -
Shankara Build. C * 2103 22.85 10 56 228.3 2.7 2038.4 -23 3.5 14.0 * -65 - 16.6 6.1 445.5 29 4.2 6.3 LP 2106 19.9 430 583 (-81) 683/280 29.3
CorporateScoreboard

Sirca Paints C 2103 27.40 10 68 73.6 - 143.2 6 8.5 16.6 -34 15 7.4 6.1 32.1 175 8.9 2.2 LP 2106 7.1 8 331 (-8) 384/220 46.5
Somany Home Inn. C * 2103 14.46 2 51 45.6 9.0 1775.2 10 8.1 54.8 137 15 13.0 7.6 342.3 85 3.2 3.2 LP 2106 14.3 LP 378 (8) 398/73 26.4
Spaceage Product * 2103 50.46 10 62 19.4 0.1 0.2 123 69.3 0.1 999 - 0.0 - 0.1 682 11.5 - 909 2106 - 999 60 M(2) 79/10 -
Spencer’s Retail C * 2103 45.07 5 57 20.8 - 2428.1 -8 0.3 -172.4 * -27 - - - 552.0 1 1.3 -23.6 57 2106 - 27 108 (2) 114/66 -
Steel Exchange * 2103 88.08 10 50 11.5 - 898.4 15 13.0 87.1 * 72 - 12.7 9.9 262.6 186 11.6 8.0 878 2106 10.7 245 82 M(13) 86/30 7.7
Suumaya Indust. C * 2103 28.07 10 42 173.0 23.6 4262.3 1923 11.1 406.1 999 28 145.1 144.7 6852.1 999 5.0 305.5 LP 2106 254.9 999 545 (53) 737/29 2.1
Svaraj Trading * 2103 14.75 10 8 36.8 1.9 0.6 -40 36.0 0.8 -26 - 0.5 0.5 0.1 -30 10.4 0.2 23 2106 0.5 3 17 (7) 17/4 -
Svarnim Trade Ud * 2103 2.43 1 - 0.1 0.1 0.9 175 -99.9 -3.6 PL - - - - -100 - - PL 2106 - PL 45 (-4) 52/2 -
SVP Global C 2103 12.65 1 69 76.6 6.9 1405.7 0 15.5 24.9 -51 3 8.6 2.0 405.9 340 21.1 39.2 LP 2106 9.6 LP 149 (40) 151/35 15.5
Swasti Vinayaka * 2103 7.00 1 51 2.0 11.7 14.3 -32 19.5 1.5 8 - 0.3 0.2 3.3 113 17.2 0.5 78 2106 0.3 67 9 CB(1) 22/3 -
Tembo Global C * 2103 10.05 10 73 23.3 - 104.5 33 7.2 2.5 4 - 4.4 2.5 41.2 380 5.0 0.5 LP 2106 2.5 4 236 (25) 241/83 94.4
Thacker & Co. C * 2103 0.11 1 63 654.7 10.2 5.4 12 39.1 6.8 * -8 - 80.3 62.1 1.6 23 61.5 2.4 861 2106 82.2 35 428 (-70) 523/92 5.2
Tinna Rubber C 2103 8.56 10 74 78.0 - 130.1 6 13.4 -0.1 97 - 9.1 - 49.3 202 17.5 3.7 LP 2106 7.5 LP 99 (16) 109/14 13.2
Toyam Industries C * 2103 21.25 1 5 0.7 - 0.9 -52 -99.9 0.3 215 - 0.0 - 0.2 -26 -41.3 0.1 -32 2106 - - 4 (-) 6/1 -
Trent C * 2103 35.55 1 37 65.1 - 2593.0 -26 4.4 -148.1 * PL 60 3.1 - 492.0 98 -8.8 -115.9 35 2106 - 4 876 (-80) 970/549 -
Trio Merc. Trad. * 2103 13.59 2 5 3.6 1.4 5.5 -55 -25.9 -0.4 * PL - - - 0.4 -56 -22.4 0.1 LP 2106 0.1 LP 3 B(-) 8/3 -
Uniphos Enter. * 2103 13.91 2 74 369.5 1.2 0.8 267 -99.9 22.8 * 10 170 3.3 3.3 - -100 - 7.7 999 2106 4.6 58 120 (-14) 150/54 26.2
Ushdev Intl. C * 2103 33.85 1 45 -91.8 - 15.4 -18 -99.9 11.6 -91 - 0.6 0.3 4.0 -28 - -9.7 -212 2106 0.2 -97 2 (1) 2/1 -
V-Mart Retail * 2103 19.71 10 47 418.7 - 1075.5 -35 12.2 -6.8 * PL - 48.8 - 177.4 127 -1.1 -28.7 15 2106 - 32 3624 M(-339)4076/1735 -
Vadilal Enterp. * 2103 0.86 10 51 41.6 - 340.2 -42 4.6 0.9 LP - 164.3 9.9 139.2 98 2.0 -0.4 PL 2106 - 95 1750 (-31) 1988/835 -
Veritas (India) C * 2103 2.68 1 65 736.2 6.9 1876.3 -8 8.7 109.4 -11 5 52.7 40.8 333.7 -21 13.9 33.6 122 2106 47.7 5 145 (-32) 188/33 3.0
Vikas Lifecare 2103 92.89 1 20 1.2 3.1 75.0 -52 10.4 8.9 * 279 - 0.1 0.1 24.1 560 3.1 0.3 322 2106 0.1 676 4 R(-) 19/2 -
Visagar Polytex 2103 29.27 1 25 0.6 - 4.8 -53 11.4 - -98 - 0.0 - 0.7 -49 30.6 0.1 LP 2106 - -54 1 (-) 2/1 -
W H Brady C * 2103 2.55 10 74 250.1 7.7 52.5 -21 13.2 4.3 -32 - 23.1 16.9 10.9 28 10.9 0.6 -34 2106 15.7 -39 177 (-53) 246/115 11.3
Yaarii Digital C 2103 17.87 2 43 46.1 - 168.5 -25 8.3 -80.6 70 - - - 32.5 -25 7.7 -10.9 11 2106 - -5 99 (-7) 183/38 -
Yamuna Syndicate C * 2103 3.07 100 75 31661 8.5 54.6 7 3.4 116.1 69 215 3777.53775.5 19.8 29 3.5 6.9 -65 21063368.6 38 19720 (-778)21490/8066 5.9
Yash Chemex C * 2103 10.24 10 55 22.1 12.6 56.5 -28 5.4 1.9 -20 - 2.0 1.9 19.3 361 3.9 0.4 124 2106 2.1 -5 38 (-3) 66/35 18.4
Zenlabs Ethica 2103 6.51 10 68 12.9 - 56.6 -6 2.0 0.8 LP - 1.7 1.3 18.9 46 2.4 0.3 200 2106 1.6 LP 39 (-6) 55/19 24.7
IND.COMPOSITE 4345.19 241103.4 4.2 788.4 143536.0 1.9 70.5 534095 67.5
102 TRANSMISSON LINE TOWERS / EQUIPMENT
Indus Towers C 2103 2694.94 10 70 58.9 24.6 13954.3 107 51.8 3612.8 * 20 201 24.0 13.4 6797.0 316 51.7 1415.3 101 2106 16.7 44 214 (-9) 282/161 12.9
K E C Intl. C 2103 51.42 2 52 130.7 17.8 13114.2 10 9.5 547.4 * -3 200 27.2 21.3 2540.0 15 6.3 46.1 -35 2106 20.5 -4 395 (-24) 486/299 19.2
Kalpataru Power C * 2103 29.78 2 55 251.1 14.6 12949.4 2 12.6 516.2 * 33 500 59.7 34.7 3204.0 38 9.6 80.0 78 2106 37.4 68 427 (-52) 496/228 11.4
Suyog Telematics * 2103 10.30 10 50 139.4 29.4 131.8 8 49.8 24.4 -26 - 38.9 23.7 35.7 13 57.0 11.4 40 2106 26.8 -19 415 M(-2) 549/284 15.5
IND.COMPOSITE 2786.44 40149.7 25.3 4700.8 25153.5 15.9 1552.9 74749 13.3
103 TRANSPORT - AIRLINES
Global Vectra * 2103 14.00 10 75 34.2 - 295.3 -35 8.4 -29.3 PL - 38.4 - 79.0 22 6.9 -10.2 -5 2106 - -73 53 (-9) 73/36 -
Interglobe Aviat C * 2103 385.06 10 75 2.7 - 14640.6 -59 0.1 -6245.5 * -609 - - - 3006.9 292 -48.7 -3174.2 -12 2106 - -43 1692 M(28) 1860/1111 -
SpiceJet C * 2103 601.35 10 60 -43.3 - 5171.5 -58 3.6 -1029.9 -10 - 8.8 - 1125.0 116 -36.9 -731.1 -22 2106 - 36 69 M(-6) 108/46 -
IND.COMPOSITE 1000.41 20107.4 1.1 -7304.7 8421.8 -22.3 -3915.5 69342 -
104 TRAVEL AGENCIES
Easy Trip Plann. C * 2103 21.73 2 75 15.0 31.3 106.7 -25 40.8 61.0 85 100 5.7 5.6 18.7 426 27.7 15.4 518 2106 5.6 85 469 (19) 507/148 83.8
IRCTC * 2103 160.00 10 67 91.7 44.1 783.1 -65 25.7 161.2 * -69 50 13.0 10.1 243.4 85 45.8 82.5 LP 2106 16.7 -36 2628 (160) 2728/1291 157.0
Indrayani Biotec C 2103 34.23 10 50 5.8 - 21.1 -58 -23.5 -7.1 * PL - - - 14.3 320 7.2 0.7 LP 2106 - PL 16 (3) 17/5 -
Thomas Cook (I) C * 2103 37.85 1 66 51.0 - 795.0 -88 -44.4 -250.9 * PL - - - 288.0 239 -37.7 -83.4 11 2106 - -198 59 M(-2) 72/25 -
IND.COMPOSITE 253.81 1705.9 -6.7 -35.8 1128.8 0.8 15.2 49425 176.0
105 TYRES
Apollo Tyres C * 2103 63.51 1 38 180.1 6.8 17397.0 6 14.9 727.2 * 53 350 32.2 11.4 4584.5 59 12.4 128.5 LP 2106 16.3 416 226 (-3) 261/110 13.9
Balkrishna Inds C * 2103 38.66 2 58 310.4 21.1 5783.2 20 31.4 1163.3 * 44 850 81.7 60.2 1802.9 91 28.4 330.6 151 2106 71.2 51 2286 (-217) 2558/1237 32.1
CEAT C 2103 40.45 10 47 819.8 8.8 7609.6 12 12.9 462.2 * 82 180 198.2 114.3 1906.4 70 8.7 24.0 LP 2106 124.0 247 1327 (-41) 1763/850 10.7
Goodyear India * 2103 23.07 10 74 362.7 15.6 1791.7 3 12.1 136.3 53 980 81.9 59.1 534.2 135 8.4 26.9 LP 2106 72.7 190 1057 (-243) 1330/773 14.5
JK Tyre & Indust C * 2103 49.25 2 56 108.5 11.8 9102.2 4 14.5 296.3 * 239 100 27.7 12.0 2608.4 131 10.6 52.9 LP 2106 21.3 965 159 (13) 166/55 7.5
Krypton Industri C * 2103 14.70 10 27 18.7 0.3 42.6 49 7.4 1.9 999 - 2.4 1.3 8.2 49 10.4 0.2 LP 2106 1.8 - 14 (-1) 21/7 7.8
MRF C * 2103 4.24 10 28 31636 - 16163.2 0 18.3 1279.9 * -9 1500 5709.23018.7 4184.0 70 11.8 165.6 999 21063370.7 23 78657 (-1742)98576/5536023.3
TVS Srichakra C * 2103 7.66 10 45 1076.7 9.4 1939.2 -8 11.9 74.1 * -10 300 232.2 96.7 495.3 133 5.3 1.1 LP 2106 146.8 481 2173 (-9) 2390/1325 14.8
IND.COMPOSITE 241.54 59828.7 16.9 4141.2 32247.4 6.5 729.7 105299 20.4
106 MISCELLANEOUS
ABC India * 2103 5.42 10 60 63.6 12.4 167.2 -24 3.6 2.5 * -39 5 7.4 4.6 34.9 24 3.8 0.7 46 2106 4.9 5 84 (-5) 94/43 17.1
Adani Ports C * 2103 408.35 2 64 153.1 17.9 12549.6 6 63.5 4997.1 * 31 250 34.8 24.5 4556.8 99 49.0 1306.7 72 2106 27.2 58 707 M(15) 901/312 26.0
Adani Total Gas C * 2103 109.98 1 75 17.6 27.8 1695.6 -10 41.3 473.2 * 10 25 4.9 4.3 494.3 151 41.9 142.6 266 2106 5.3 46 921 (39) 1680/156 175.4
Affle India C * 2103 26.65 10 60 359.8 43.5 516.8 55 25.1 134.8 106 - 58.0 50.6 152.5 70 23.0 35.7 90 2106 57.0 114 4183 M(-70)6287/2050 73.4
Agri-Tech India C * 2103 5.94 10 45 173.6 - 0.2 -50 -99.9 -0.4 * 68 - - - 0.3 45 20.6 0.1 LP 2106 - -12 49 (-1) 55/26 -
Ajanta Soya * 2103 16.10 10 47 49.3 19.3 931.4 23 3.9 25.1 157 - 16.6 15.6 336.6 77 4.0 8.7 999 2106 20.6 262 124 (5) 135/30 6.0
Allcargo Logist. C * 2103 49.14 2 70 92.9 8.4 10498.1 43 6.1 288.5 * 57 100 24.2 11.7 3449.3 66 6.8 88.6 67 2106 11.7 72 224 (11) 227/99 19.2
Antony Waste han C * 2103 14.14 5 46 123.0 33.9 465.1 3 24.6 45.0 29 - 27.0 15.9 145.4 59 25.7 16.8 130 2106 19.3 - 389 (44) 493/241 20.2
Apcotex Industri 2103 10.37 2 58 58.9 15.8 540.6 9 12.9 44.0 * 175 175 11.3 8.5 185.2 209 15.8 21.9 LP 2106 14.0 LP 339 (-13) 385/126 24.2
Archidply Decor * 2103 5.57 10 73 89.1 - 32.3 -20 3.3 -0.7 * 35 - 1.1 - 6.6 157 -3.6 -0.4 62 2106 - 98 38 (-) 46/16 -
Arshiya C * 2103 52.46 2 47 -9.1 - 220.6 -25 38.8 -366.0 2 - - - 40.5 -31 56.9 -103.4 -8 2106 - 1 28 (-1) 43/10 -
CorporateScoreboard

Banka Bioloo C * 2103 10.28 10 59 29.2 - 30.5 -36 11.2 2.2 -65 - 2.7 2.1 8.0 21 13.1 0.7 -22 2106 2.0 - 68 (-) 86/28 34.3
Bombay Super Hyb * 2103 10.49 10 73 27.6 12.1 171.4 66 5.1 5.8 118 - 7.1 5.5 84.2 14 8.0 5.9 307 2106 9.3 164 319 (-12) 356/75 34.4
BSE C * 2103 9.00 2 - 553.6 7.8 630.5 3 31.6 190.6 * 74 1050 55.2 42.3 179.8 14 35.7 53.4 61 2106 39.5 108 1117 (-160) 1410/466 28.3
CDSL C 2103 104.50 10 20 83.9 15.2 343.7 53 61.6 200.3 89 90 20.1 19.2 117.3 80 62.9 63.9 38 2106 20.9 75 1231 (-167) 1579/358 59.0
Cams Services C * 2103 48.83 10 31 103.4 32.9 705.5 1 43.5 172.5 * 7 629 44.2 35.3 201.2 35 46.2 63.2 59 2106 46.9 33 3240 M(-256)3742/1260 69.2
CARE Ratings C * 2103 29.46 10 - 199.9 15.9 248.5 2 38.5 89.5 9 170 33.0 30.4 49.2 32 17.6 11.0 18 2106 31.0 16 673 (-96) 791/296 21.7
Career Point C * 2103 18.19 10 64 246.2 6.0 49.2 -53 14.1 0.1 -99 - 2.4 0.1 13.6 -2 70.6 6.5 -13 2106 - PL 153 (-14) 191/117 -
Century Plyboard C * 2103 22.22 1 73 57.0 16.8 2130.4 -8 15.6 198.6 * 36 100 12.0 8.9 457.5 125 13.2 31.4 LP 2106 10.5 136 408 (-23) 459/130 38.7
Cochin Shipyard C * 2103 131.54 10 73 306.6 17.9 2818.9 -18 25.5 599.2 * -5 155 50.1 45.5 329.4 -1 6.5 27.4 -34 2106 44.5 5 357 (-18) 434/305 8.0
Confidence Petro C 2103 28.40 1 57 18.4 12.8 863.1 -20 14.0 49.1 -6 - 3.6 1.7 221.7 139 17.2 17.8 LP 2106 2.6 146 64 (1) 68/19 24.6
Container Corpn. C 2103 304.65 5 55 167.2 10.2 6427.1 -2 16.0 563.2 * -45 100 18.3 9.2 1819.9 52 24.1 259.2 328 2106 12.5 -11 676 (-16) 748/352 54.0
CRISIL C 2012 7.28 1 67 197.1 28.1 1981.8 14 25.8 349.2 * 4 3300 64.6 48.0 528.5 12 26.4 100.8 52 2106 52.8 8 2517 M(-478)3323/1680 47.6
Cupid * 2103 13.34 10 45 98.1 44.3 148.9 -10 27.7 29.0 -27 45 23.7 21.7 33.6 18 25.4 6.0 - 2106 21.8 -23 234 (-12) 295/190 10.8
Deep Energy C * 2103 32.00 10 64 128.5 0.0 2.4 229 57.6 0.4 160 - 0.2 0.1 0.5 33 64.5 0.2 100 2106 0.2 27 43 (-8) 63/31 -
Deep Industries C * 2103 32.00 10 64 331.8 - 193.7 -26 41.5 64.8 130 - 47.6 20.2 71.0 64 42.5 16.7 LP 2106 20.2 130 122 (9) 128/35 6.0
Delta Corp C 2103 26.68 1 33 72.8 - 418.9 -46 7.1 -8.3 * PL 100 1.7 - 75.9 57 -36.4 -28.9 -2 2106 - PL 176 (-4) 202/100 -
Dredging Corpn. * 2103 28.00 10 73 500.8 0.4 763.8 2 -4.5 -172.4 PL - - - 119.0 -29 7.1 -22.7 PL 2106 - PL 346 (-48) 475/228 -
Duroply Indust. * 2103 6.46 10 63 108.5 - 181.3 -12 -0.9 -10.6 * -161 - - - 35.1 92 -2.4 -2.3 72 2106 - 68 90 (-17) 120/29 -
Eastern Treads C * 2103 5.23 10 65 10.7 - 74.4 -5 5.2 -0.8 40 - 2.6 - 17.0 21 -3.4 -1.7 -101 2106 - 21 50 (-1) 67/31 -
Eco Recyc. C * 2103 19.30 10 72 13.3 - 12.7 4 4.3 4.5 302 - 2.6 2.3 2.9 188 42.5 6.3 315 2106 4.8 318 86 (-14) 122/34 17.9
Ecoboard Inds. * 2103 17.83 10 62 8.5 - 15.0 25 -18.1 -3.2 * -20 - - - 6.4 937 5.7 -0.1 91 2106 - 51 13 (4) 13/3 -
Future Market C * 2103 57.54 10 72 19.2 - 69.0 -46 22.6 -30.9 PL - 1.3 - 17.8 71 69.6 4.4 LP 2106 - PL 9 (-4) 29/9 -
GAIL (India) C * 2103 4440.39 10 51 119.8 19.2 57371.9 -21 12.6 6136.4 -35 50 18.7 13.8 17571.5 44 15.0 2137.8 227 2106 17.2 -11 148 (5) 170/81 8.6
Garden Reach Sh. * 2103 114.55 10 75 99.3 16.2 1140.8 -20 5.8 168.9 * -1 50 17.3 14.7 304.2 177 0.1 26.6 999 2106 17.0 34 190 (-7) 228/166 11.1
Gateway Distr. C * 2103 124.84 10 32 118.1 6.7 1179.4 -9 26.6 94.0 * 9 40 18.1 7.5 329.6 30 27.1 43.5 275 2106 10.1 171 282 (-13) 325/82 27.8
Gayatri BioOrga. * 2103 78.79 10 68 -4.2 - - 0 - -0.5 10 - - - - - - -0.1 -5 2106 - -3 12 (2) 19/3 -
GKW * 2103 5.97 10 75 572.4 10.7 39.1 258 80.1 27.0 * 929 - 46.9 45.2 6.3 -46 70.9 3.5 -58 2106 37.8 139 701 (-64) 855/413 18.6
Global Education * 2103 10.18 10 75 39.5 23.6 25.6 -5 14.9 3.2 -60 20 4.4 3.1 7.0 999 28.6 1.9 LP 2106 6.1 - 47 (-) 78/36 7.7
Goldcrest Corpor C * 2103 5.69 10 73 100.4 1.8 18.7 120 66.2 9.5 999 5 19.0 16.7 6.4 71 74.0 3.4 78 2106 19.3 527 97 (-2) 108/55 5.0
Greenlam Industr C 2103 12.07 5 55 237.6 15.5 1199.6 -9 14.2 83.4 * -5 100 57.6 34.5 336.1 110 11.4 17.4 LP 2106 44.9 54 1304 (-75) 1494/685 29.0
Greenpanel Inds. C 2103 12.26 1 53 59.6 10.3 1020.8 16 20.2 71.3 * 212 - 11.4 5.8 308.3 242 22.2 29.7 LP 2106 11.0 LP 255 (-11) 288/43 23.2
Greenply Industr C * 2103 12.26 1 52 35.6 24.3 1165.3 -18 10.0 60.9 -29 40 6.9 5.0 260.8 96 5.1 4.0 LP 2106 6.2 27 180 (-24) 225/74 29.0
Guj Pipavav Port C * 2103 483.44 10 44 46.3 9.8 733.5 0 57.6 221.7 * -31 45 7.4 4.6 159.6 - 52.7 39.8 -17 2106 4.4 -32 102 (-9) 124/75 23.1
Guj.St.Petronet C * 2103 564.21 10 38 113.3 42.3 11535.4 -6 31.0 1606.8 -7 20 38.1 28.5 3425.1 128 32.2 509.5 130 2106 33.6 17 359 (14) 368/178 10.7
Gujarat Gas C * 2103 137.68 2 61 65.5 43.5 9854.3 -4 21.2 1277.7 7 100 23.5 18.6 3010.9 178 24.0 476.7 707 2106 24.6 66 738 (-17) 787/281 29.9
Hariyana Ship C * 2103 6.17 10 75 220.5 - 148.5 16 1.9 9.6 LP - 16.7 15.6 71.1 57 3.8 2.6 LP 2106 20.2 LP 126 (-17) 147/25 6.2
ICRA C 2103 9.65 10 52 785.1 11.1 301.1 -6 27.0 81.0 * -16 270 94.2 83.9 79.9 15 30.9 24.0 42 2106 92.0 -4 3680 (-42) 4159/2529 40.0
Inani Marbles * 2103 3.72 2 65 25.8 - 60.6 90 11.3 1.5 LP 2 2.4 0.8 16.4 76 9.2 0.4 3 2106 0.8 999 23 (-5) 37/9 -
Indag Rubber C * 2103 5.25 2 73 75.3 7.1 169.8 -9 7.9 11.2 * -13 120 5.5 4.3 31.3 17 -2.4 -1.1 -152 2106 4.1 11 90 (-13) 117/64 21.9
Indiamart Inter. C * 2103 30.38 10 50 530.2 26.2 669.6 5 48.7 278.9 * 89 150 97.1 91.8 181.6 19 48.8 87.9 19 2106 96.6 55 7167 M(-99)9952/2890 74.2
Indian Energy Ex C * 2103 29.96 1 - 17.2 44.9 317.9 24 79.4 201.1 * 21 400 7.3 6.7 91.0 34 82.2 62.8 49 2106 7.6 27 407 (-25) 455/181 53.7
Indian Wood Prod C * 2103 12.79 2 71 55.0 2.0 157.4 -19 6.9 2.1 -70 5 1.0 0.3 42.2 38 4.9 -0.5 87 2106 0.8 652 38 (-8) 57/21 -
Indraprastha Gas C * 2103 140.00 2 45 90.5 24.5 4940.8 -24 30.0 1172.6 -6 180 20.9 16.8 1257.4 97 30.3 278.0 690 2106 20.2 36 540 (-18) 595/364 26.7
Info Edg.(India) C * 2103 128.78 10 38 424.0 3.1 1120.1 -15 20.7 117.1 * LP 80 13.0 9.1 327.3 15 36.1 23.0 -74 2106 3.3 LP 5441 (143) 5876/3220 -
Ironwood Educa C * 2103 7.91 10 55 21.2 - 2.6 -53 -53.1 -2.0 -72 - - - 0.9 -26 -11.0 -0.1 26 2106 - -97 40 (-1) 44/18 -
Jaykay Enter. C * 2103 4.35 1 42 16.1 - 0.3 0 -99.9 26.0 LP - 6.0 6.0 0.1 - - 6.4 999 2106 7.3 LP 72 (16) 80/3 9.8
JITF Infra Logis C * 2103 5.14 2 63 -242.8 - 928.9 10 9.6 -150.7 -20 - - - 205.8 154 14.8 -39.7 7 2106 - 7 44 (14) 44/6 -
JK Agri Genetics 2103 4.64 10 73 291.9 - 223.8 24 8.8 9.9 * LP 15 29.0 21.4 131.6 6 24.5 23.0 5 2106 23.7 LP 774 (-103) 1032/480 32.6
Just Dial C 2103 62.37 10 35 202.8 17.0 675.2 -29 22.9 214.2 -21 - 41.1 34.3 165.4 2 -10.4 -3.5 PL 2106 20.4 -57 958 M(-8) 1138/333 47.0
Kapston Facilit. * 2103 10.14 10 73 50.2 25.6 213.0 0 7.8 6.4 -40 - 9.9 6.3 54.6 6 5.7 0.1 -95 2106 4.3 -62 89 (-) 131/77 20.8
Kaveri Seed Co. C * 2103 12.07 2 56 206.3 22.4 1036.3 11 28.8 310.5 20 200 55.2 51.5 629.8 -12 31.7 203.7 -31 2106 36.3 -33 607 (-154) 816/463 16.7
KDDL Ltd C * 2103 12.74 10 47 147.3 - 548.8 -16 11.8 5.7 LP 15 40.6 4.5 139.0 162 10.7 2.6 LP 2106 16.5 LP 360 R(-7) 436/139 21.8
Kratos Energy * 2103 1.00 10 49 53.3 - 1.9 -65 24.9 0.4 LP - 3.6 3.5 0.3 - -5.2 - LP 2106 3.6 113 280 (-) 281/280 78.4
Lancer Containe. C * 2103 10.05 10 74 44.4 - 312.6 18 7.8 9.7 21 5 19.2 9.7 111.1 118 6.0 3.0 36 2106 10.4 - 180 (35) 186/40 17.2
Likhami Consult. 2103 9.95 10 61 38.6 - 0.5 3 27.4 0.1 999 - 0.1 0.1 0.1 -14 10.5 - 36 2106 0.1 904 65 (-) 65/52 -
METS * 2103 5.51 10 64 39.2 2.5 47.6 251 17.9 5.6 999 - 10.9 10.2 3.4 -78 11.9 0.5 -78 2106 7.0 62 60 (-4) 148/52 8.5
M M Rubber * 2103 1.25 2 3 9.8 - 27.9 -11 -11.0 -3.8 -179 - - - 5.7 92 -2.0 -0.3 70 2106 - -6 51 (3) 70/27 -
Madhav Marbles C * 2103 8.95 10 41 146.8 1.6 62.0 3 4.3 0.9 -54 5 6.2 1.0 15.7 43 6.7 -0.2 PL 2106 - PL 58 (-8) 76/23 -
Mahanagar Gas 2103 98.78 10 33 327.2 29.7 2152.5 -28 43.4 619.6 -22 230 80.3 62.7 615.5 135 49.4 204.1 351 2106 78.8 16 1127 (-59) 1284/780 14.3
Mahindra Logis. C 2103 71.78 10 58 79.2 5.8 3263.7 -6 4.1 32.5 * -41 25 17.0 4.5 873.4 113 5.2 9.4 LP 2106 8.0 177 699 M(-102) 818/290 87.7
MANGALAM SEEDS C * 2103 10.98 10 75 36.6 11.7 41.2 2 21.5 6.1 64 - 6.3 5.6 14.0 14 17.5 1.7 15 2106 5.8 60 83 (-10) 109/57 14.4
Mangalam Timber 2103 18.33 10 37 -44.0 - 6.6 66 -99.9 -18.8 -28 - - - 2.8 118 - -4.8 -22 2106 - -26 17 (-) 17/6 -
Matrimony.com C * 2103 11.44 5 50 115.1 16.6 438.6 2 15.3 40.8 38 70 29.2 17.8 105.5 21 21.1 13.8 48 2106 19.8 53 1079 M(-73) 1242/511 54.6
Max India Ltd C * 2103 53.79 10 41 121.4 - 120.9 -43 -23.7 -44.9 * -309 - - - 55.3 117 0.3 -4.4 28 2106 - -83 72 (-1) 80/48 -
Mazagon Dock C * 2103 201.69 10 85 170.2 15.4 4047.8 -18 4.8 608.6 * 27 72 33.1 30.2 1214.2 216 5.5 112.0 7 2106 31.6 37 244 (-16) 296/164 7.7
Medi Caps C * 2103 12.47 10 50 84.0 - 58.7 30 20.7 11.2 LP - 10.2 9.0 17.2 41 21.1 3.3 38 2106 9.7 LP 51 (4) 54/19 5.2
MT Educare C * 2103 72.23 10 63 19.8 - 75.2 -63 -17.1 -30.2 -294 - - - 19.4 -17 16.2 -0.7 63 2106 - -83 8 (-2) 15/6 -
Multi Comm. Exc. C * 2103 51.00 10 - 278.1 13.2 390.6 -2 49.4 183.8 * 3 276 40.4 36.0 87.6 20 42.1 39.8 -29 2106 40.9 -16 1492 (-100) 1875/1435 36.5
Nath Bio-Genes * 2103 19.00 10 41 322.7 9.5 307.6 10 21.7 55.7 * 15 20 30.8 29.3 215.1 11 22.6 44.9 9 2106 31.2 5 344 (-31) 475/247 11.0
Navkar Corporat. * 2103 150.52 10 69 120.6 2.6 672.4 19 21.0 15.9 -65 - 4.4 1.1 215.8 78 21.3 13.1 LP 2106 2.8 94 44 (-7) 55/24 15.9
CorporateScoreboard

NESCO C * 2103 14.09 2 69 217.0 12.0 291.1 -33 63.8 172.5 -26 150 28.1 24.5 72.7 5 63.0 42.4 -17 2106 23.2 -34 591 (-54) 697/464 25.5
Netwrk.18 Media C 2103 523.47 5 75 5.3 - 4705.1 -12 16.2 28.9 LP - 1.7 0.3 1214.4 50 15.5 9.6 LP 2106 1.0 LP 49 (-1) 58/31 -
Oriental Trimex 2103 28.52 10 28 17.3 - 18.3 -76 14.9 -2.6 * PL - - - 0.8 12 -55.3 -2.0 PL 2106 - PL 9 (-1) 13/5 -
Pacific Inds C * 2103 3.45 10 74 1019.4 0.1 178.3 80 10.5 10.4 999 - 54.7 30.2 100.6 307 12.2 8.4 428 2106 49.9 999 339 (17) 399/100 6.8
Petronet LNG C * 2103 1500.00 10 50 78.7 25.9 26022.9 -27 18.1 2939.2 6 115 24.8 19.6 8597.9 76 12.2 670.1 34 2106 20.7 15 215 (-5) 275/207 10.4
Pix Transmission C * 2103 13.63 10 62 219.8 24.6 399.6 25 28.1 65.8 * 112 50 62.9 48.3 103.0 72 25.7 16.5 223 2106 56.0 160 769 (-99) 930/126 13.7
Pokarna C * 2103 6.20 2 57 117.9 8.0 295.0 -25 28.0 28.3 * -60 30 16.0 9.1 105.4 286 21.4 4.0 LP 2106 13.4 34 474 (26) 510/118 35.3
Prima Agro C * 2103 5.19 10 36 21.3 - 15.7 15 27.7 3.8 * 454 - 8.6 7.4 4.1 20 36.7 1.0 27 2106 7.7 211 43 (-6) 59/13 5.6
PTL Enterprises * 2103 13.24 2 70 45.4 20.3 63.2 0 99.3 45.9 * 6 250 7.2 6.9 15.8 - 90.8 8.8 -48 2106 5.4 -32 48 (-6) 58/33 9.0
Rubfila Intl. C * 2103 27.13 5 62 36.3 19.2 322.9 25 15.2 33.5 * 99 26 7.3 6.2 97.8 129 17.6 12.2 870 2106 8.2 276 115 (-1) 125/36 14.1
Ruchi Infrastr. C * 2103 20.52 1 66 5.7 - 62.2 -28 39.3 -5.3 -49 - 0.7 - 17.2 8 49.8 1.6 -32 2106 - -492 8 (-) 14/5 -
Rushil Decor * 2103 19.62 10 55 125.1 9.9 335.4 0 10.5 12.6 * -45 5 11.4 6.4 91.0 85 1.7 -7.6 -109 2106 4.4 -36 265 M(-38) 329/68 60.8
S E Power C * 2103 40.61 10 36 2.6 - 23.7 16 -2.2 -6.8 * 20 - - - 10.4 999 7.3 -1.0 55 2106 - 36 9 (-) 11/2 -
Sanco Trans C * 2103 1.80 10 72 532.4 0.2 101.8 6 8.8 3.8 * 999 15 38.4 20.9 27.4 54 11.1 1.5 324 2106 27.6 999 436 (33) 441/109 15.8
Sayaji Industr C 2103 3.16 5 75 148.3 - 558.9 -12 9.2 16.5 LP 20 44.9 26.1 172.7 100 7.4 5.2 LP 2106 43.7 LP 260 (-20) 309/97 5.9
Sical Logistics C * 2103 58.52 10 27 -114.1 - 503.6 -50 -2.3 -224.6 * -110 - - - 114.7 -28 -24.0 -163.7 -999 2103 - -110 11 (-3) 22/9 -
Simran Farms C * 2103 3.79 10 37 45.1 - 322.1 15 7.8 12.6 * LP - 38.9 33.2 90.3 65 11.1 5.8 -12 2106 31.1 LP 105 (3) 167/30 3.4
Sindhu Trade 2003 51.40 10 75 137.3 11.1 851.4 -25 17.0 64.6 * -8 - 17.7 12.6 153.3 -14 17.0 15.0 57 2012 17.7 97 98 (-10) 112/42 5.5
SIS C 2103 73.38 5 73 124.7 35.5 9127.3 8 5.0 570.6 * 155 - 46.6 38.9 2379.3 10 5.1 59.2 4 2106 39.3 178 451 M(-43) 535/314 11.5
Snowman Logistic * 2103 167.09 10 40 25.1 0.0 237.1 -1 27.6 0.1 * LP - 2.9 - 66.1 20 25.5 0.6 -23 2106 - 98 45 (-5) 71/30 -
Somi Conv.Belt. * 2103 11.78 10 59 53.1 4.1 46.9 1 13.9 1.8 -27 - 2.4 1.5 5.3 23 23.5 0.2 -5 2106 1.5 -26 50 (-8) 66/17 33.2
SORIL Infra C 2103 31.50 10 65 82.8 - 168.1 -21 20.0 19.4 191 - 13.5 6.1 32.5 -25 4.3 0.5 -96 2106 2.2 -58 117 (-12) 227/54 53.0
SPARC 2103 26.20 1 68 -6.4 - 253.0 229 -53.4 -151.1 52 - - - 22.0 -88 - -61.4 PL 2106 - -67 300 (19) 303/141 -
Sri Havisha * 2103 30.71 2 34 1.1 - - 0 - -0.4 50 - - - - - - -0.1 -52 2106 - 13 1 (-1) 3/1 -
Stylam Industrie C 2103 8.47 5 55 153.1 14.0 475.9 3 20.0 55.1 102 - 46.2 32.5 130.8 86 20.0 13.8 155 2106 37.5 157 1094 M(-182)1420/246 29.2
Sukhjit Starch C * 2103 14.76 10 64 225.4 5.7 698.8 -13 9.4 18.5 * -30 - 27.4 12.6 213.0 70 12.1 9.7 LP 2106 21.6 42 267 (-2) 289/152 12.4
Suvidhaa Info. C * 2103 20.33 1 40 4.0 - 107.4 -62 2.9 -4.7 * PL - 0.6 - 14.2 -66 13.5 -1.5 -26 2106 - - 23 (-1) 100/19 -
Team Lease Serv. C * 2103 17.10 10 34 381.4 13.0 4881.5 -6 2.0 79.5 * 129 - 66.2 46.5 1376.8 21 2.1 24.2 41 2106 51.4 164 4107 (-31) 4494/2071 79.9
Timex Group * 2103 10.10 1 75 1.2 - 140.9 -44 -2.5 -8.0 -345 - - - 32.1 371 -12.3 -5.3 57 2106 - 94 44 (-7) 56/20 -
Transport Corp. C * 2103 15.46 2 67 151.4 14.3 2802.4 3 9.3 157.1 * 4 125 32.3 20.3 696.1 72 10.9 46.9 999 2106 26.0 66 425 M(1) 510/200 16.4
Tree House Edu. C * 2103 42.31 10 21 69.0 - 5.3 92 -34.6 -31.5 * -12 - - - 1.4 202 -0.7 -7.1 6 2106 - -4 10 (-1) 14/6 -
Trescon * 2103 72.49 10 59 14.5 - 3.687459 -22.0 2.1 * -34 - 0.3 0.3 0.6 - -22.8 0.4 -50 2106 0.2 -56 49 (1) 99/41 -
United Van Der * 2103 4.79 10 69 61.8 4.9 9.0 15 33.2 0.4 -73 - 2.6 0.8 2.2 63 55.8 0.8 999 2106 2.4 32 60 (20) 66/15 24.6
Universal Starch * 2103 4.20 10 54 97.5 - 296.4 12 5.9 6.4 862 - 24.7 15.1 106.4 103 5.6 1.2 95 2106 16.6 128 122 (-12) 147/36 7.4
Venky’s (India) * 2103 14.09 10 56 784.0 27.6 3116.6 -4 12.5 267.3 * LP 170 214.9 189.8 1084.7 100 7.3 55.1 17 2106 195.8 LP 2769 (-398) 3950/1281 14.1
Vikas Proppant 2103 51.47 1 22 3.6 2.0 23.6 239 -48.3 -11.4 PL - - - 1.6 -36 - -14.2 PL 2103 - PL 2 (-1) 4/2 -
Vimta Labs C 2103 4.42 2 37 88.0 11.7 210.7 17 25.1 21.4 * 219 - 20.1 9.7 61.4 87 27.2 8.1 LP 2106 14.2 - 312 (-5) 346/101 21.9
VJTF Eduservices * 2103 17.60 10 64 7.6 - 5.0 -66 -32.2 -5.0 -9 - - - 1.6 23 25.2 -0.1 91 2106 - 35 48 (-9) 61/39 -
VMS Industries * 2103 16.47 10 57 32.8 2.2 153.3 -13 0.3 1.1 24 - 0.9 0.6 23.1 1 6.3 1.2 999 2106 1.4 161 15 (-3) 21/6 10.7
VRL Logistics * 2103 88.34 10 70 67.6 7.3 1762.9 -17 14.1 44.6 * -53 40 23.1 5.0 413.8 158 8.7 -6.0 90 2106 11.5 LP 323 (18) 345/149 28.0
Walchand People 2103 2.90 10 57 60.4 - 8.8 -60 -19.8 -0.2 * PL - 1.3 - 2.2 84 -44.5 -0.5 40 2106 0.5 -84 86 (-6) 119/47 -
Zodiac Vent. * 2103 3.73 1 64 3.0 - 0.2 -9 52.9 - 58 - - - - - - -0.1 -32 2106 - -44 29 (10) 29/4 -
Zomato Ltd C * 2103 784.52 1 - 21.8 - 1993.8 -23 -26.1 -541.8 * 77 - - - 844.4 217 -44.4 -338.8 -239 2106 - 77 135 M(-5) 148/114 -
IND.COMPOSITE 12833.00 216324.6 18.4 25174.9 129890.6 8.9 6949.3 921201 23.3
107 DIVERSIFIED - MEGA
DCM Shriram C 2103 31.19 2 67 298.4 15.3 8609.7 7 13.4 666.0 * -7 465 57.7 42.7 1957.1 2 14.5 157.9 128 2106 48.9 32 946 (13) 1199/315 19.4
Kesoram Inds. C * 2103 164.81 10 46 12.0 - 2652.8 0 -7.9 53.7 * LP - 10.4 3.3 855.4 100 19.9 12.8 LP 2106 5.8 LP 84 (-14) 105/35 14.5
IND.COMPOSITE 196.00 11262.4 8.4 719.7 5624.9 8.1 170.6 16135 18.8
108 DIVERSIFIED - LARGE
Balmer Lawrie C * 2103 171.00 10 - 90.2 10.5 1529.0 0 9.2 120.3 -25 60 10.3 7.0 486.1 76 7.6 36.7 LP 2106 9.4 29 130 (-6) 171/95 13.7
Nava Bharat Vent C * 2103 29.75 2 49 296.6 9.8 2548.5 -8 40.9 419.7 * -10 175 48.4 28.2 557.9 -7 31.9 45.9 -34 2106 27.1 13 108 M(-19) 133/47 4.0
Quess Corp C * 2103 147.75 10 55 158.6 9.4 10836.9 -1 4.4 46.3 * -81 70 18.6 3.1 2986.9 24 4.9 46.2 178 2106 4.6 -65 851 M(-30) 920/350 185.8
IND.COMPOSITE 348.50 14914.4 11.1 586.3 8061.9 4.5 128.8 16393 26.0
109 DIVERSIFIED - MEDIUM / SMALL
Andhra Sugars C * 2103 27.11 10 47 478.6 16.4 1509.1 2 14.1 138.2 * -32 100 73.6 51.0 413.5 15 13.9 51.0 83 2106 59.5 -10 563 (5) 638/271 9.5
Andrew Yule & Co C * 2103 97.79 2 89 7.7 0.7 330.5 10 -0.3 35.9 LP - 0.9 0.7 46.1 33 -11.9 -0.2 95 2106 0.8 LP 26 (-4) 34/12 -
IND.COMPOSITE 124.90 1839.6 11.5 174.1 919.3 5.7 50.8 2810 9.5
Full Year TTM Dividend Yield (%) :

1.2
OPM (%) 20.4 20.2
Price / Book Value Ratio :
PBDT Margin (%) 14.4 14.5
3.4
P/C Ratio 19.8 18.2
Total Market Capitalisation - 2000 Companies :
P/E Ratio 27.6 24.1 Rs. 24028088.2 Cr.
CompanyIndex
CompanyIndex
The numbers in brackets after the companies indexed here are the industry numbers in the corporate scoreboard where the companies will be found.
Where prices of a company are taken from stock exchanges other than Bombay, the stock exchange is indicated in brackets after the name of the company.
Beta and BSE Ticker code of the companies listed on BSE have been given opposite the name of the company.
Beta: Calculated based on one-year data, Beta indicates how sensitive the scrip is vis-à-vis the BSE Sensex. Beta of 1 indicates that the rise and fall in
the scrip price mirrors the rise and fall in BSE Sensex. Beta of less than 1 indicate that the scrip movements are less sensitive to BSE Sensex and Beta
of more than 1 indicate that the scrip movement is more sensitive to movement in BSE Sensex and the scrip’s rise and fall may be disproportionately larger
than the rise and fall in Sensex.
Alembic Pharma (70) A 0.5 (533573) Asahi India Glas (55) A 0.8 (515030) Balaji Telefilms (47) A 0.7 (532382) BLS Internat. (28) B 0.7 (540073)
A Alicon Cast. (10) B 0.5 (531147) Asahi Industries (94) (514482) Balaxi Pharma (N) (101) - Blue Dart Expres (32) A 0.6 (526612)
3M India (101) A 0.6 (523395) Alkem Lab (70) A 0.2 (539523) Asahi Songwon (38) B 0.5 (532853) Balkrishna Inds (105) A 0.8 (502355) Blue Star (2) A 0.6 (500067)
3P Land Hold. (50) T 0.1 (516092) Alkyl Amines (22) A 0.7 (506767) Ashapura Minech. (59) T 0 . 7 ( 5 2 7 0 0 1 ) Balkrishna Paper (64) T 0.3 (539251) Bluechip Tex Ind (96) X 0.2 (506981)
63 Moons Tech. (28) B 0.6 (526881) Allcargo Logist. (106) A 0.5 (532749) Ashapuri Gold (35) B (542579) Balmer Law. Inv. (50) B 0.4 (532485) BMW Industries (85) XT (542669)
21st Cent. Mgmt. (50) B 0.1 (526921) Alliance Integ. (85) XT (534064) Ashiana Housing (31) B 0.6 (523716) Balmer Lawrie (108) A 0.7 (523319) Bodal Chemicals (38) A 0.9 (524370)
3i Infotech (28) T 0.8 (532628) Allsec Tech. (28) B 0.7 (532633) Ashnoor Textile (97) XT (507872) Balrampur Chini (88) A 0.7 (500038) Bombay Burmah (89) A 0.8 (501425)
5Paisa Capital (50) B 0.7 (540776) Alok Industries (96) B 0.6 (521070) Ashok Alco-Chem (22) X 0 . 4 ( 5 2 4 5 9 4 ) Balu Forge (44) XT 0.1 (531112) Bombay Cycle (101) X 0.4 (501430)
A B B (39) A 0.6 (500002) Alphageo (India) (61) B 0.7 (526397) Ashok Leyland (5) A 1.4 (500477) Banaras Beads (55) B 0.6 (526849) Bombay Dyeing (96) A 1.1 (500020)
A B M Internatl. (N) (101) - Alpine Housing (31) X 0.9 (526519) Ashoka Buildcon (45) A 1 (533271) Banco Products (10) B 0.9 (500039) Bombay Rayon (97) T 0.5 (532678)
A F Enterprises (101) XT (538351) Alufluoride (22) X 1 (524634) Asi Industries (59) X 0.6 (502015) Bandhan Bank (12) A 1.3 (541153) Bombay Super Hyb (N) (106) -
A.K.Capital Serv (50) X 0.8 (530499) Amara Raja Batt. (10) A 0.5 (500008) Asian Energy (61) X 0.7 (530355) Bank of Baroda (11) A 1.4 (532134) Borosil (55) B 0.7 (543212)
A2Z Infra Engg. (44) B 0.7 (533292) Amba Enterprises (39) XT (539196) Asian Granito (21) A 0.2 (532888) Bank of India (11) A 1 (532149) Borosil Renew. (55) T 1 (502219)
Aarnav Fashions (101) X (539562) Amber Enterp. (43) A 0.6 (540902) Asian Hotels (E) (57) B 0.4 (533227) Bank of Maha (11) A 1.1 (532525) Bosch (10) A 0.9 (500530)
Aaron Industries (N) (44) - Ambica Agarbat. (101) B 0.1 (532335) Asian Hotels (N) (57) B 0.6 (500023) Banka Bioloo (N) (106) - Brady & Morris (44) X (505690)
Aarti Drugs (71) A 0.6 (524348) Ambika Cotton (94) B 0.7 (531978) Asian Paints (63) A 0.7 (500820) Bannari Amm Spg. (94) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 2 6 7 4 ) Brigade Enterpr. (31) A 0.7 (532929)
Aarti Industries (22) A 0.5 (524208) Ambuja Cements (18) A 0.9 (500425) Asian Star Co. (35) B 0.4 (531847) Bannari Amm.Sug. (88) A 0 . 3 ( 5 0 0 0 4 1 ) Brightcom Group (28) T 0.3 (532368)
Aarti Surfactant (22) B 0.6 (543210) AMD Industries (62) B 0.1 (532828) Asit C Mehta Fin (50) X 0.1 (530723) Banswara Syntex (99) B 0.6 (503722) Britannia Inds. (54) A 0.3 (500825)
AAVAS Financiers (51) A 0.7 (541988) Amin Tannery (58) XT (541771) Assam Entrade (50) XT (542911) Barak Valley (18) T 0.5 (532916) Brookfield India (31) IF 0.4 (543261)
ABans Enterprise (101) X 0 . 1 ( 5 1 2 1 6 5 ) Amines & Plast. (22) X 0.7 (506248) Assoc.Alcohols (14) B 0.7 (507526) Barbeque-Nation (57) B 1 (543283) BSE (N) (106) -
ABB Power Produc (39) A 0 . 8 ( 5 4 3 1 8 7 ) Amrapali Inds. (101) X 0.1 (526241) Astec Lifescienc (67) A 0.7 (533138) Baroda Extrusion (59) XT (513502) Burger King (57) B 0.5 (543248)
Abbott India (73) A 0.1 (500488) Amrutanjan Healt (72) B 0.6 (590006) Aster DM Health. (56) A 0.5 (540975) Basant Agro Tech (49) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 2 4 6 8 7 ) Burnpur Cement (18) T (532931)
ABC India (106) X 0.5 (520123) Anant Raj (31) T 0.4 (515055) Astra Microwave (91) A 0.8 (532493) BASF India (22) A 0.8 (500042) Butterfly Gan Ap (36) T 1.2 (517421)
Abhinav Capital (50) XT (532057) Andhra Cements (19) T 0.7 (532141) Astral (75) A 0.6 (532830) Bata India (58) A 0.7 (500043)
ACC (18) A 0.8 (500410) Andhra Paper (64) B 0.7 (502330)
C
Astrazeneca Phar (73) A 0.3 (506820) Bayer Crop Sci. (68) A 0.3 (506285)
Accel (28) X 0.2 (517494) Andhra Petrochem (22) XT 0 . 8 ( 5 0 0 0 1 2 ) Athena Global (28) X 0.1 (517429) BCL Industries (83) B 1.3 (524332) C C C L (31) T (532902)
Accelya Solution (28) A 0.6 (532268) Andhra Sugars (109) B 0.8 (590062) Atul (38) A 0.5 (500027) BCPL Railway (45) B 0.7 (542057) C D S L (N) (106) -
Acknit Indus. (97) X 0.4 (530043) Andrew Yule & Co (109) B0 . 6 ( 5 2 6 1 7 3 ) Atul Auto (8) B 0.7 (531795) BDH Industries (72) X 0.7 (524828) C P C L (80) A 1.2 (500110)
Acme Resources (50) X (539391) Angel Broking (50) B 0.3 (543235) ATV Projects (45) XT 1 (500028) Beekay Steel Ind (85) X 0.7 (539018) Cadila Health. (70) A 0.6 (532321)
Acrysil (21) B 0.8 (524091) Anjani Foods (53) XT 0.4 (511153) AU Small Finance (12) A 1.6 (540611) Bella Casa Fashi (97) B 0.5 (539399) Calcom Vision (42) XT (517236)
Action Const.Eq. (44) A 1.1 (532762) Anjani Portland (19) B 0.8 (518091) Aurionpro Sol. (28) T 0.2 (532668) Bemco Hydraulics (44) X 0 . 1 ( 5 2 2 6 5 0 ) Camex (38) X 0.6 (524440)
Adani Enterp. (101) A 1.2 (512599) Anjani Synth. (96) X 0.1 (531223) Auro Labs. (71) XT 0.8 (530233) BEML Ltd (44) A 0.8 (500048) Camlin Fine (22) A 0.6 (532834)
Adani Green (76) T 0.5 (541450) Ankit Met.Power (86) T 0.2 (532870) Aurobindo Pharma (70) A 0 . 7 ( 5 2 4 8 0 4 ) Bengal & Assam (50) B 0.4 (533095) Cams Services (106) B 0.3 (543232)
Adani Ports (106) A 1.1 (532921) Ansal Buildwell (31) X 0.3 (523007) Austin Engg Co (13) X 0.4 (522005) Berger Paints (63) A 0.8 (509480) Can Fin Homes (51) A 1 (511196)
Adani Power (76) T 0.6 (533096) Antony Waste han (106) B 0 . 6 ( 5 4 3 2 5 4 ) Authum Invest (50) XT 0.1 (539177) Best Agrolife (67) B 0.2 (539660) Canara Bank (11) A 1.5 (532483)
Adani Total Gas (106) T 0.9 (542066) Anuh Pharma (71) X 0.5 (506260) Auto Pins (I) (10) XT (531994) Best Eastern Hot (57) X (508664) Cantabil Retail (97) B 0.3 (533267)
Adani Transmissi (76) T 0.9 (539254) Anupam Rasayan (70) B 0.5 (543275) Automotive Axles (10) A 1 (505010) BF Investment (50) A 1.2 (533303) Capacit’e Infra. (31) B 0.9 (540710)
ADF Foods (53) A 1 (519183) Apar Inds. (39) A 0.8 (532259) Avadh Sugar (88) B 1 (540649) BF Utilities (76) A 1.4 (532430) Capital India (50) X 0.7 (530879)
Adit.Birla Money (50) B 0.9 (532974) Apcotex Industri (106) A 0 . 5 ( 5 2 3 6 9 4 ) Available Fin. (50) XT (531310) BFL Asset Finves (50) X (539662) Capital Trade Lk (50) X 0.6 (538476)
Aditya Bir. Fas. (97) A 0.9 (535755) Apex Frozen Food (4) A 0.7 (540692) Avantel (91) X 0.8 (532406) BGR Energy Sys. (45) B 0.9 (532930) Capital Trust (50) B 1.4 (511505)
Aditya Birla Cap (50) A 1 (540691) APL Apollo Tubes (84) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 7 5 8 ) Avanti Feeds (53) A 0.6 (512573) Bhageria Indust. (38) B 0.8 (530803) Caplin Point Lab (72) A 0.6 (524742)
Aditya Spinners (99) XT (521141) Aplab (43) X 0.6 (517096) Avenue Super. (101) A 0.7 (540376) Bhagiradha Chem. (67) X 0 . 6 ( 5 3 1 7 1 9 ) Capri Global (50) A 0.2 (531595)
Aditya Vision (42) T (540205) APM Finvest (50) XT 0.1 (542774) AVT Natural Prod (83) B 0.9 (519105) Bhagwati Auto (17) X 0.3 (504646) Captain Polyplas (75) X 0.7 (536974)
Ador Fontech (41) X 0.5 (530431) Apollo Hospitals (56) A 0.5 (508869) Axis Bank (12) A 1.5 (532215) Bhandari Hosiery (97) B 0.8 (512608) Carborundum Uni. (1) A 0.6 (513375)
Ador Multi Prod. (65) X 0.2 (523120) Apollo Pipes (75) A 0.4 (531761) Axtel Industries (101) X 0.6 (523850) Bhansali Engg. (69) A 0.9 (500052) CARE Ratings (106) A 0.7 (534804)
Ador Welding (41) B 0.8 (517041) Apollo Sindoori (N) (57) - AYM Syntex (96) B 0.7 (508933) Bharat Bijlee (39) A 0.6 (503960) Career Point (106) B 0.5 (533260)
Advanced Enzyme (22) A 0 . 4 ( 5 4 0 0 2 5 ) Apollo Tricoat (85) A 0.8 (538566) Bharat Dynamics (44) A 0.6 (541143) Castex Tech (10) T (532282)
Aegis Logistics (101) A 0.5 (500003) Apollo Tyres (105) A 1.4 (500877)
B Bharat Electron (43) A 0.9 (500049) Castrol India (22) A 0.3 (500870)
Affle India (106) T 0.8 (542752) Apoorva Leasing (50) XT (539545) B & A Packaging (62) XT (523186) Bharat Forge (17) A 0.8 (500493) CCL Internationa (101) X (531900)
AGC Networks (91) T 0.3 (500463) Aptech (30) A 0.9 (532475) B C C Fuba India (43) XT 0 . 2 ( 5 1 7 2 4 6 ) Bharat Immunolog (72) T 0 . 2 ( 5 2 4 6 6 3 ) CCL Products (89) A 0.6 (519600)
AGI Infra (31) B 0.3 (539042) Archidply Decor (106) T 0.1 (543231) B H E L (39) A 1.2 (500103) Bharat Rasayan (67) B 0.7 (590021) CEAT (105) A 0.7 (500878)
Agri-Tech India (106) B 0.7 (537292) Archit Organosys (22) X 0.6 (524640) B P C L (80) A 0.7 (500547) Bharat Road (31) B 0.6 (540700) Ceejay Finance (50) X 0.1 (530789)
Agro Tech Foods. (83) A 0 . 7 ( 5 0 0 2 1 5 ) Arex Industries (96) XT (526851) B.C. Power (15) B 0.6 (537766) Bharat Seats (10) X 0.8 (523229) Celebrity Fash. (97) B 0.8 (532695)
Ahlada Engineers (N) (85) - Arfin India (3) X 0.6 (539151) B.L.Kashyap (31) B 0.9 (532719) Bharat Wire (85) T 0.7 (539799) Cenlub Industrie (44) X 0.7 (522251)
Ahluwalia Contr. (31) A 0.6 (532811) Arih.Found.Hsg. (31) B 0.6 (531381) B2B Soft.Tech. (28) XT 0.3 (531268) Bharti Airtel (90) A 0.9 (532454) Central Bank (11) A 0.7 (532885)
AI Champ.Inds. (100) XT 0 . 4 ( 5 3 2 8 0 6 ) Arihant Super. (31) B 0.5 (506194) Baba Arts (47) X 0.5 (532380) Bhaskar Agrochem (67) XT (524534) Centrum Capital (50) B 0.5 (501150)
AIA Engineering (17) A 0.4 (532683) Arman Financial (50) A 0.9 (531179) Bafna Pharma. (72) B 0.3 (532989) Bihar Sponge (86) XT (500058) Centum Electron (43) B 0.7 (517544)
Ajanta Pharma (72) A 0.3 (532331) Arnold Holdings (50) X 0.2 (537069) Bajaj Auto (8) A 0.7 (532977) Binny (31) XT 0.5 (514215) Century Enka (95) B 0.7 (500280)
Ajanta Soya (106) X 0.4 (519216) Arshiya (106) B 0.5 (506074) Bajaj Consumer (65) A 0.8 (533229) Binny Mills (101) X 0.3 (535620) Century Plyboard (106) A 0 . 6 ( 5 3 2 5 4 8 )
Ajcon Global (50) XT (511692) Artefact Project (45) X 0.4 (531297) Bajaj Electrical (36) A 1 (500031) Biocon (70) A 0.9 (532523) Century Textiles (64) A 0.8 (500040)
Ajmera Realty (31) T 0.8 (513349) Artemis Medicare (56) B 0.7 (542919) Bajaj Finance (50) A 1.5 (500034) Biogen Pharma (50) XT 0.3 (531752) Cera Sanitary. (21) A 0.6 (532443)
Akashdeep Metal (50) X 0.7 (538778) Artson Engg. (45) XT 0.9 (522134) Bajaj Finserv (50) A 1.3 (532978) Birla Cable (16) T 1.1 (500060) Cerebra Integr. (26) B 0.5 (532413)
AKG Exim (N) (101) - Aruna Hotels (57) XT 0.2 (500016) Bajaj Healthcare (70) B 0.4 (539872) Birla Corpn. (18) A 0.8 (500335) CESC (76) A 0.6 (500084)
Akzo Nobel (63) A 0.4 (500710) Arvee Laborat. (N) (72) - Bajaj Hindusthan (88) T 0.5 (500032) Birlasoft Ltd (28) A 0.8 (532400) CG Power & Indu. (39) T 0 . 5 ( 5 0 0 0 9 3 )
Alankit (28) B 0.7 (531082) Arvind Fashions. (101) A 0 . 9 ( 5 4 2 4 8 4 ) Bajaj Holdings (50) A 0.5 (500490) Black Rose Indus (101) X 0 . 8 ( 5 1 4 1 8 3 ) CG-VAK Software (28) X 0.4 (531489)
Albert David (72) B 0.6 (524075) Arvind Ltd (94) A 0.9 (500101) Bajaj Steel Inds (85) X 0.7 (507944) BLB (50) B 0.3 (532290) Chalet Hotels (57) A 0.7 (542399)
Alembic (70) A 0.8 (506235) Arvind SmartSp. (31) B 1.1 (539301) Balaji Amines (22) A 1 (530999) Bliss GVS Pharma (72) A 0 . 5 ( 5 0 6 1 9 7 ) Chamanlal Setia (53) B 0.6 (530307)
CompanyIndex
Chambal Fert. (49) A 0.5 (500085) Dewan Hsg. Fin. (51) B 0.6 (511072) EPL Ltd (62) A 0.7 (500135) Generic Engineer (31) B 0.4 (539407) Gulshan Polyols (22) T 0.8 (532457)
Chemcon Special. (22) B 0 . 6 ( 5 4 3 2 3 3 ) DFM Foods (53) A 0.5 (519588) Equitas Holdings (50) A 0 . 9 ( 5 3 9 8 4 4 ) Generic Pharma. (38) X 0.3 (531592)
Chemfab Alka. (22) B 0.6 (541269) Dhampur Sugar (88) A 0.8 (500119) Equitas Sma. Fin (12) B 0.8 (543243) Genesys Intl. (28) B 0.5 (506109)
H
Cheviot Company (100) X 0 . 5 ( 5 2 6 8 1 7 ) Dhampur.Spl.Sug. (88) X (531923) ERIS Lifescience (72) A 0.3 (540596) Genus Power (43) B 0.8 (530343) H D F C (51) A 1.3 (500010)
Choice Intl. (50) X 0.1 (531358) Dhanada Corp. (57) XT (531198) Eros Intl.Media (47) B 0.6 (533261) Geojit Fin. Ser. (50) B 0.8 (532285) H P C L (80) A 0.7 (500104)
Chola Financial (50) A 0.7 (504973) Dhanalaxmi Roto (94) X 0.8 (521216) Esab India (41) A 0.5 (500133) GFL (22) A 0.4 (500173) H P Cotton Tex (94) X 0.6 (502873)
Cholaman.Inv.&Fn (50) A 1 . 4 ( 5 1 1 2 4 3 ) Dhani Services (50) B 1.1 (532960) Escorts (7) A 0.9 (500495) GHCL (22) A 0.7 (500171) H T Media (47) B 0.3 (532662)
Chordia Food (53) X 0.5 (519475) Dhanlaxmi Bank (12) B 0.7 (532180) ETT Ltd (31) X 0.2 (537707) GIC Housing Fin (51) A 1.2 (511676) H U D C O (51) A 0.9 (540530)
Chowgule Steam (82) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 0 1 8 3 3 ) Dhanlaxmi Fabric (96) X (521151) Eveready Inds. (37) A 0.7 (531508) Gillette India (66) A 0.3 (507815) H.G. Infra Engg. (31) A 0.9 (541019)
Cigniti Tech. (28) A 0.5 (534758) Dhanuka Agritech (67) A 0 . 4 ( 5 0 7 7 1 7 ) Everest Inds. (20) B 0.9 (508906) Gini Silk Mills (96) X (531744) Happiest Minds (28) B 0.3 (543227)
Dhanvarsha Finv. (50) X 0.3 (540268) Everest Kanto (62) T 0.6 (532684) Gita Renewable (76) XT (539013) Hariyana Ship (106) X 0.7 (526931)
Cinevista (47) T (532324)
Dharamsi Morarji (22) X 0.7 (506405) Evexia Lifecare (22) X 0.4 (524444) Haryana Capfin (50) X 0.4 (532855)
Cipla (70) A 0.4 (500087) GKW (N) (106) -
Dharani Sugars (88) T 0.1 (507442) Excel Industries (22) A 0.6 (500650) Haryana Leather (22) XT 0.5 (524080)
City Union Bank (12) A 1 (532210) Gland Pharma (71) B (543245)
Dhoot Indl.Fin (101) X 0.8 (526971) Excel Realty (28) T 0.3 (533090) Hathway Cable (47) A 0.9 (533162)
Clariant Chemica (22) A 0.7 (506390) Glaxosmi. Pharma (73) A 0.4 (500660)
Dhunseri Invest. (50) B 0.3 (533336) Exide Inds. (10) A 0.7 (500086) Hatsun Agro (53) A 0.8 (531531)
Clean Science (22) B (543318) Glenmark Life (70) B (543322)
Dhunseri Tea (89) B 0.2 (538902) Expleo Solutions (28) T 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 1 2 1 ) Havells India (39) A 0.8 (517354)
CNI Research (50) X 0.3 (512018) Glenmark Pharma. (70) A 0.8 (532296)
Dhunseri Vent. (69) B 0.2 (523736) Exxaro Tiles (21) X (543327) Hawkins Cookers (36) A 0.3 (508486)
Coal India (59) A 0.9 (533278) Global Education (N) (106) -
Diana Tea Co (89) X 0.1 (530959) HB Estate Devel. (31) X 0.4 (532334)
Coastal Corporat (4) X 0.4 (501831)
DIC India (22) B 0.3 (500089)
F Global Offshore (82) XT 0.1 (501848)
HB Portfolio (50) XT 0.8 (532333)
Cochin Shipyard (106) A 0 . 6 ( 5 4 0 6 7 8 ) Global Vectra (103) B 0.5 (532773)
DigiSpice Tech. (91) T 0.3 (517214) F A C T (49) B 0.9 (590024) HB Stockholdings (50) B 0 . 2 ( 5 3 2 2 1 6 )
Coffee Day Enter (57) B 1.8 (539436) Globe Textiles (N) (97) -
Diligent Indust. (83) XT 0.2 (531153) Facor Alloys (59) X 0.5 (532656) HBL Power System (37) B 0 . 9 ( 5 1 7 2 7 1 )
Coforge (28) A 0.8 (532541) Globus Spirits (14) T 0.6 (533104)
Dilip Buildcon (31) A 0.6 (540047) Fairchem Organic (22) B 0.5 (543252) HCL Infosystems (26) B 0.8 (500179)
Colgate-Palmoliv (66) A 0.3 (500830) Gloster Ltd (100) X 0.7 (542351)
Disa India (44) X 0.5 (500068) Faze Three (96) X 0.5 (530079) HCL Technologies (27) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 2 2 8 1 )
Colorchips New (47) X 0.2 (540023) GMM Pfaudler (44) A 0.5 (505255)
Dish TV India (47) A 0.8 (532839) Faze Three Auto. (96) X 0.2 (532459) HDFC AMC (50) A 0.9 (541729)
Comfort Fincap (50) X 0.7 (535267) GMR Infra. (45) A 1.1 (532754)
Dishman Carbogen (70) A 1 (540701) FCS Software (28) T 0.5 (532666) HDFC Bank (12) A 1.2 (500180)
Comfort Intech (14) XT 0.1 (531216) GNA Axles (10) B 1.1 (540124)
Divi’s Lab. (71) A 0.7 (532488) FDC (70) A 0.5 (531599) HDFC Life Insur. (50) A 0.6 (540777)
Concord Drugs (70) XT 0.2 (538965) GOCL Corpn. (22) B 0.4 (506480)
Dixon Technolog. (42) A 0 . 7 ( 5 4 0 6 9 9 ) Federal Bank (12) A 1.5 (500469) Health.Global (56) A 0.4 (539787)
Confidence Petro (106) B 0 . 6 ( 5 2 6 8 2 9 ) Godavari Drugs (71) X 0.1 (530317)
DLF (31) A 1.6 (532868) Federal-Mogul Go (10) A 0 . 6 ( 5 0 5 7 4 4 ) HEG (40) A 1.2 (509631)
Cons. Finvest (50) B (500226) Godawari Power (85) T 0.7 (532734)
Dodla Dairy (53) B (543306) Fermenta Biotec. (71) X 0.6 (506414) Heidelberg Cem. (18) A 0.5 (500292)
Cont. Chemicals (28) XT 0.7 (506935) Godfrey Phillips (24) A 0.5 (500163)
Dolat Investment (50) B 0.8 (505526) Fiem Industries (10) B 0.9 (532768) Hemisphere Prop (31) B 0.8 (543242)
Cont. Petroleums (22) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 2 3 2 3 2 ) Filatex India (95) B 0.9 (526227) Godha Cabcon (N) (15) - Heranba Inds (67) B 0.9 (543266)
Dollar Industrie (97) A 0.9 (541403)
Container Corpn. (106) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 1 3 4 4 ) Fine Organic (22) A 0.6 (541557) Godrej Agrovet (53) A 0.4 (540743) Hercules Hoists (44) B 0.8 (505720)
Donear Inds. (96) B 0.7 (512519)
Control Print (62) B 0.5 (522295) Fineotex Chem (22) B 1 (533333) Godrej Consumer (65) A 0.4 (532424) Heritage Foods (53) A 0.6 (519552)
Dr Lal Pathlabs (56) A 0.3 (539524)
Coromandel Inter (49) A 0.2 (506395) Finkurve Fin. (50) X 0.4 (508954) Godrej Industrie (22) A 0.4 (500164) Hero Motocorp (9) A 0.7 (500182)
Dr Reddy’s Labs (70) A 0.3 (500124)
Cosmo Ferrites (43) X 0.1 (523100) Finolex Cables (15) A 0.6 (500144) Godrej Propert. (31) A 0.9 (533150) Hester Bios (72) A 0.5 (524669)
DRC Systems (28) B 0.3 (543268)
Cosmo Films (62) A 0.8 (508814) Finolex Inds. (75) A 0.6 (500940) Gogia Capital (50) XT (531600) Hexa Tradex (101) B 0.4 (534328)
Dredging Corpn. (106) A 0 . 8 ( 5 2 3 6 1 8 )
COSYN (28) XT 0.4 (538922) Firstsour.Solu. (28) A 0.9 (532809) Gokaldas Exports (97) B 0.5 (532630) HFCL (91) T 0.9 (500183)
Duncan Engg. (10) X 0.4 (504908)
Country Condo (31) B 0.7 (531624) Flexituff Vent. (62) B (533638) Gokul Agro (83) B 0.9 (539725) Hi-Tech Pipes (N) (85) -
Duroply Indust. (106) XT 0 . 8 ( 5 1 6 0 0 3 )
Craftsman Auto (10) B 0.7 (543276) Dwarikesh Sugar (88) A 0.8 (532610) Foods & Inns (53) X 0.7 (507552) Goldcrest Corpor (106) X 0 . 4 ( 5 0 5 5 7 6 ) High Energy Bat. (39) X 0.4 (504176)
CreditAcc. Gram. (50) A 0.9 (541770) Dynacons Sys. (28) B 1.2 (532365) Forbes & Co (44) B 0.6 (502865) Goldiam Intl. (35) B 1 (526729) Hikal (71) A 0.8 (524735)
Cressanda Solns. (28) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 1 2 3 7 9 ) Dynamatic Tech. (44) B 0.7 (505242) Force Motors (5) A 0.9 (500033) Goldstone Tech. (28) B 0.2 (531439) Hil Ltd (20) A 0.8 (509675)
Crest Ventures (50) T 0.8 (511413) Dynamic Cables (15) B 0.4 (540795) Fortis Health. (56) A 0.3 (532843) Golkunda Diamond (35) X (523676) Himachal Fibres (94) X 0.2 (514010)
CRISIL (106) A 0.3 (500092) Dynamic Industri (38) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 2 4 8 1 8 ) Fortune Interntl (101) XT 0 . 2 ( 5 3 0 2 1 3 ) Goodluck India (85) B 1.1 (530655) Himadri Special (22) A 0.8 (500184)
Croissance Ltd (31) XT 0.1 (531909) Dynavision (42) XT 0.3 (517238) Foseco India (22) B 0.3 (500150) Goodricke Group (89) X 0.7 (500166) Himatsing. Seide (97) T 1.1 (514043)
Crompton Gr. Con (39) A 0 . 4 ( 5 3 9 8 7 6 ) Dynemic Products (38) B 0 . 6 ( 5 3 2 7 0 7 ) Future Consumer (101) A 0 . 5 ( 5 3 3 4 0 0 ) Goodyear India (105) A 0.6 (500168) Hind. Unilever (66) A 0.4 (500696)
CSB Bank (12) A 0.7 (542867) Future Enterp. (97) B 0.4 (523574) Gothi Plascon (31) P 0.2 (531111) Hind.Adhesive (62) X 0.7 (514428)
CSL Finance (50) X 0.9 (530067) E Future Lifestyle (97) A 0.5 (536507) Goyal Associates (50) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 3 0 6 6 3 ) Hind.Aeronautics (44) A 0.7 (541154)
Cubex Tubings (59) B 0.1 (526027) Eastcoast Steel (85) P (520081) Future Market (106) B 0.4 (533296) Granules India (71) A 0.6 (532482) Hind.Composites (10) B 0.9 (509635)
Cummins India (46) A 0.8 (500480) Eastern Treads (106) X 0.6 (531346) Future Retail (101) A 0.4 (540064) Graphite India (40) A 1.2 (509488) Hind.Construct. (31) A 0.8 (500185)
Cupid (106) B 0.8 (530843) Easy Trip Plann. (104) B 2 (543272) Futuristic Solu (50) XT 0.1 (534063) Grasim Inds (95) A 0.9 (500300) Hind.Ever.Tools (44) XT 0.4 (505725)
Cybertech Sys. (28) B 0.9 (532173) Ebixcash World (50) B 0.7 (533452) Grauer & Weil (22) B 0.8 (505710) Hind.Oil Explor. (61) A 1.1 (500186)
eClerx Services (28) T 0.5 (532927)
G Hind.Urban Infra (15) X 0.4 (539984)
Cyient (28) A 0.4 (532175) Graviss Hospital (57) X 0.2 (509546)
Eco Recyc. (106) XT 1 (530643) G G Dandekar (44) X 0.5 (505250) Gravita India (59) B 0.8 (533282) Hindalco Inds. (3) A 1.3 (500440)
D Ecoboard Inds. (106) XT (523732) G M Breweries (14) B 0.7 (507488) Greaves Cotton (46) A 0.8 (501455) Hinduja Global (28) T 0.9 (532859)
D B Corp (47) A 0.6 (533151) Ecoplast (62) XT (526703) G M D C (59) A 1.2 (532181) Greenlam Industr (106) B 0 . 4 ( 5 3 8 9 7 9 ) Hindustan Copper (59) A 1 (513599)
D B Realty (31) B 0.6 (533160) Edelweiss.Fin. (50) A 1.2 (532922) G N F C (49) A 0.7 (500670) Greenpanel Inds. (106) T 0 . 7 ( 5 4 2 8 5 7 ) Hindustan Foods (53) T 0.7 (519126)
D-Link India (26) B 1 (533146) Eicher Motors (9) A 0.9 (505200) G R Infraproject (31) B (543317) Hindustan Media (47) B 0.9 (533217)
Greenply Industr (106) A 0 . 9 ( 5 2 6 7 9 7 )
D. P. Abhushan (N) (35) - EID Parry (88) A 0.7 (500125) G S F C (49) A 0.9 (500690) Hindustan Zinc (59) A 0.7 (500188)
Grindwell Norton (1) A 0.7 (506076)
Dabur India (65) A 0.4 (500096) EIH (57) A 0.8 (500840) Gabriel India (10) A 0.8 (505714) Hisar Met.Inds. (85) B 0.8 (590018)
GRM Overseas (53) XT (531449)
Daikaffil Chem (38) X 0.5 (530825) EIH Assoc.Hotels (57) B 0.8 (523127) GAIL (India) (106) A 0.9 (532155) HLE Glascoat (44) B 0.8 (522215)
GTL Infra. (91) T 0.9 (532775)
Dalmia Bharat (88) A 0.6 (500097) Eiko Lifescience (50) XT (540204) Galaxy Bearings (13) XT 0.2 (526073) HLV (57) B 0.4 (500193)
GTN Industries (94) XT 0.3 (500170)
Dalmia BharatLtd (19) A 0.9 (542216) Elantas Beck (22) A 0.7 (500123) Galaxy Surfact. (34) A 0.6 (540935) Home First Finan (50) B 0.5 (543259)
GTPL Hathway (47) B 1 (540602)
Danlaw Tech. (29) X 0.3 (532329) Eldeco Housing (31) X 0.9 (523329) Gallantt Ispat (86) B 0.5 (533265) Honda India (39) A 0.4 (522064)
Gufic BioScience (70) B 0.7 (509079)
Darshan Orna (35) T (539884) Elecon Engg.Co (44) B 1.4 (505700) Gallantt Metal (85) B 0.7 (532726) Honeywell Auto (43) A 0.5 (517174)
Guj Apollo Inds (44) B 0.4 (522217)
Datamatics Glob. (28) B 1 (532528) Electrost.Cast. (17) B 0.7 (500128) Gandhi Spl. Tube (85) B 0 . 9 ( 5 1 3 1 0 8 ) HPL Electric (39) B 0.2 (540136)
Guj Inds. Power (76) A 0.5 (517300)
DB Intl.Stock (50) B 0.4 (530393) Electrotherm(I) (85) B 0.9 (526608) Ganesh Benzopl. (22) X 0.8 (500153) HSIL (21) B 0.8 (500187)
Guj Pipavav Port (106) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 2 4 8 )
DCB Bank (12) A 1.2 (532772) Elgi Equipments (25) A 0.4 (522074) Ganesh Housing (31) B 0.3 (526367) Hubtown (31) T 0.5 (532799)
Guj. Ambuja Exp (83) A 0.8 (524226)
DCM Nouvelle (94) B 0.7 (542729) Elixir Capital (50) XT (531278) Ganesha Ecosphe. (96) B 0 . 9 ( 5 1 4 1 6 7 ) Huhtamaki India (62) A 0.6 (509820)
Guj. Containers (62) P 0.2 (513507)
DCM Shriram (107) A 0.8 (523367) Elnet Technolog (31) X 0.6 (517477) Garden Reach Sh. (106) A 0 . 7 ( 5 4 2 0 1 1 )
DCM Shriram Inds (88) X 0 . 7 ( 5 2 3 3 6 9 ) Elpro Internatio (31) X 0.5 (504000) Garnet Construct (31) X 0.6 (526727)
Guj. Craft Inds (95) XT 0.3 (526965) I
Guj. Petrosynth. (75) XT (506858)
DCW (69) B 1 (500117) Emami (65) A 0.3 (531162) Garware Hi Tech (62) T 1 (500655) I D F C (50) A 0.7 (532659)
Guj. Raffia Inds (62) T 0.5 (523836)
Deccan Cements (19) B 1 (502137) Emami Paper (64) B 0.6 (533208) Garware Tech. (97) A 0.7 (509557) I G Petrochems (22) B 0.6 (500199)
Guj. Sidhee Cem. (18) B 0.6 (518029)
Decipher Labs (72) X 0.5 (524752) Emami Realty Ltd (31) B 0.7 (533218) Gateway Distr. (106) T 0.7 (532622) I O B (11) A 0.9 (532388)
Guj. Themis Bio. (71) X 0.9 (506879)
Deep Energy (106) T 0.6 (532760) Embassy Off.REIT (31) IF 0 . 2 ( 5 4 2 6 0 2 ) Gati (32) A 0.9 (532345) I O C L (80) A 0.8 (530965)
Guj.St.Petronet (106) A 0.4 (532702)
Deep Industries (106) B 0.2 (543288) Emerald Leasing (50) X (538882) Gayatri BioOrga. (106) XT (524564) I R C T C (104) A 0.7 (542830)
Gujarat Alkalies (23) A 0.8 (530001)
Deepak Fertiliz. (22) T 0.9 (500645) Emmbi Industries (62) B 1 (533161) Gayatri Highways (31) T 0.3 (541546) I R F C (52) B 0.5 (543257)
Gayatri Projects (31) B 0.8 (532767) Gujarat Fluoroch (22) A 0.7 (542812) I T D C (57) A 1 (532189)
Deepak Nitrite (22) A 0.9 (506401) Empire Inds. (55) X 0.5 (509525)
GE Power (45) A 0.8 (532309) Gujarat Gas (106) A 0.4 (539336) ICDS (50) T (511194)
Delta Corp (106) A 0.9 (532848) Endurance Tech. (10) A 0.4 (540153)
GE Shipping Co (82) A 0.6 (500620) Gujarat Hotels (57) X 0.3 (507960) ICE Make Refrig. (N) (44) -
Delton Cables (15) X 0.4 (504240) Engineers India (45) A 0.7 (532178)
Enkei Wheels (10) X 0.7 (533477) GE T&D India (39) A 0.9 (522275) Gujarat Intrux (85) X 0.5 (517372) ICICI Bank (12) A 1.6 (532174)
Den Networks (47) A 1 (533137)
Ent.Network (47) B 0.9 (532700) General Insuranc (50) A 0.6 (540755) Gulf Oil Lubric. (22) A 0.4 (538567) ICICI Lombard (50) A 0.7 (540716)
Devyani Intl. (57) B (543330)
CompanyIndex
ICICI Pru Life (50) A 0.7 (540133) Iris Clothings (N) (97) - Kanishk Steel (85) XT 0.1 (513456) Larsen & Toubro (45) A 1.1 (500510) Max Ventures (50) B 0.9 (539940)
ICICI Securities (50) A 0.5 (541179) Ironwood Educa (106) X (508918) Kanoria Chem. (23) B 0.5 (506525) Lasa Supergeneri (70) B 0.9 (540702) Mayukh Dealtrade (101) X 0 . 6 ( 5 3 9 5 1 9 )
ICRA (106) A 0.4 (532835) ISGEC Heavy (44) A 0.9 (533033) Kanpur Plastipa. (62) B 0.8 (507779) Laurus Labs (72) A 0.8 (540222) Mayur Uniquoters (75) A 1 (522249)
IDBI Bank (12) A 0.9 (500116) ISL Consulting (50) X (511609) Kansai Nerolac (63) A 0.7 (500165) Laxmi Organic (22) B 1.5 (543277) Mazagon Dock (106) B 0.9 (543237)
IDFC First Bank (12) A 1.3 (539437) IST (10) XT 0.2 (508807) Kapston Facilit. (N) (106) - LCC Infotech (29) B 0.9 (532019) MBL Infrast (31) B 0.4 (533152)
IFB Agro Inds. (14) B 0.5 (507438) ITC (24) A 0.7 (500875) Karda Construct. (31) T 0.4 (541161) Leading Lea. Fin (50) X 0.4 (540360) McDowell Hold. (50) B 0.3 (532852)
IFB Industries (36) A 1 (505726) ITD Cem (31) A 1.3 (509496) Karma Energy Ltd (76) T 0.4 (533451) Lee & Nee Soft. (28) X (517415) McNally Bharat (45) T 0.5 (532629)
IFCI (52) A 0.9 (500106) ITI (91) A 0.8 (523610) Karnataka Bank (12) A 1 (532652) Lemon Tree Hotel (57) A 0 . 7 ( 5 4 1 2 3 3 ) Medi Caps (106) X 0.6 (523144)
IFGL Refractori. (81) B 1 (540774) Karur Vysya Bank (12) B 1.1 (590003) Lesha Industries (101) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 3 3 6 0 2 ) Media Matrix (47) X 0.2 (512267)
Igarashi Motors (10) A 1 (517380)
J Kaveri Seed Co. (106) A 0.5 (532899) Liberty Shoes (58) B 0.7 (526596) Medicamen Biotec (72) X 0 . 5 ( 5 3 1 1 4 6 )
IIFL Finance (50) T 1.4 (532636) J & K Bank (12) A 1.2 (532209) Kaya Ltd (65) B 1 (539276) LIC Housing Fin. (51) A 1.4 (500253) Medinova Diagno. (56) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 2 6 3 0 1 )
IIFL Securities (50) A 1 (542773) J B Chem & Pharm (70) A 0 . 5 ( 5 0 6 9 4 3 ) Kaycee Inds. (39) X 0.3 (504084) Likhami Consult. (106) XT (539927) Megasoft (28) T 0.8 (532408)
IIFL Wealth Mgt (50) A 0.4 (542772) J K Cements (18) A 0.4 (532644) KDDL Ltd (106) B 0.4 (532054) Likhitha Infra. (31) B 0.8 (543240) Meghmani Organ. (67) A 0.9 (532865)
Inani Marbles (106) X 0.3 (531129) J Kumar Infra (31) A 0.8 (532940) Keerthi Indus (19) XT 0.2 (518011) Linc Pen &Plast. (77) B 0.6 (531241) Mehai Technology (39) B 0 . 2 ( 5 4 0 7 3 0 )
Incredible Indus (85) T 0.8 (538365) Jagan Lamps (10) X 0.3 (530711) KEI Industries (15) A 0.5 (517569) Lincoln Pharma. (72) A 0.7 (531633) Menon Bearings (13) B 0.9 (523828)
Ind Bank Housing (51) B 0 . 4 ( 5 2 3 4 6 5 ) Jagatjit Inds. (14) XT 0.4 (507155) Kellton Tech (28) B 0.9 (519602) Linde India (22) A 0.6 (523457) MEP Infrast. (31) B 0.9 (539126)
Ind-Swift (72) T (524652) Jagran Prakashan (47) A 0.1 (532705) Kemistar Corp. (101) X (531163) LKP Finance (50) X 0.9 (507912) Mercator (82) T 0.1 (526235)
Ind-Swift Labs. (70) B 0.7 (532305) Jagsonpal Pharma (70) B 0 . 9 ( 5 0 7 7 8 9 ) Kennametal India (44) A 0.6 (505890) Lloyds Metals (86) XT 0.4 (512455) Mercury Labs (72) X 0.9 (538964)
Indag Rubber (106) X 0.7 (509162) Jai Balaji Inds. (86) B 0.6 (532976) Kernex Microsys. (43) T 0.7 (532686) Lotus Chocolate (53) X 0.4 (523475) Metal Coatings (85) X 0.5 (531810)
Indbank Merchant (50) B 1 (511473) Jai Corp (75) A 1 (512237) Kesar Enterprise (88) XT 0.4 (507180) Loyal Equipments (44) B 0 . 2 ( 5 3 9 2 2 7 ) Metropolis Healt (56) A 0.3 (542650)
Indbull.RealEst. (31) A 1.5 (532832) Jain Irrigation (75) A 1 (500219) Kesoram Inds. (107) B 1.1 (502937) Lumax Auto Tech. (10) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 2 7 9 6 ) MIC Electronics (43) T 0.2 (532850)
India Cements (19) A 0.9 (530005) Jamna Auto Inds. (10) A 0.8 (520051) Kewal Kir.Cloth. (97) B 0.4 (532732) Lumax Industries (10) B 0.6 (517206) Milkfood (53) X 0.5 (507621)
India Glycols (22) A 1 (500201) Jay Bharat Maru. (10) B 0.8 (520066) Key Corp (50) XT (507948) Lupin (71) A 0.6 (500257) Minda Corp (10) A 1 (538962)
India Grid Trust (76) IF 0.1 (540565) Jay Shree Tea (89) B 0.7 (509715) Keynote Finan. (50) B 0.7 (512597) Lux Industries (93) A 0.6 (539542) Minda Industries (10) A 0.8 (532539)
India Motor Part (10) B 0.5 (590065) Jay Ushin (10) X 0.7 (513252) KG Petrochem (97) X 0.4 (531609) Mindspace Busine (31) IF 0 . 1 ( 5 4 3 2 1 7 )
India Nipp.Elec. (10) B 0.6 (532240) Jayant Agro Org. (22) B 1 (524330) Khadim India (58) B 0.6 (540775)
M Mindtree (27) A 0.8 (532819)
India Pesticides (67) B (543311) Jayaswal Neco (17) T 0.4 (522285) Khaitan Chemical (49) B 0.2 (507794) M & M (6) A 1.2 (500520) MIRC Electronics (42) T 0.6 (500279)
India Power Corp (N) (76) - Jaykay Enter. (106) X (500306) Khandwala Sec. (50) B 0.1 (531892) M & M Fin. Serv. (50) A 1.6 (532720) Mirza Internatio (58) B 0.8 (526642)
India Steel (85) XT 0.5 (513361) Jaypee Infratech (31) B 0.5 (533207) KIC Metaliks (17) XT 0.6 (513693) M E T S (106) X 0.5 (538401) Mishka Exim (101) T 0.2 (539220)
Indiabulls Hous. (51) A 1.6 (535789) JBM Auto (10) B 1.1 (532605) Kilitch Drugs (72) B 0.6 (524500) M K Exim India (97) X 0.6 (538890) Mishra Dhatu Nig (85) A 0.8 (541195)
Indiamart Inter. (106) A 0.8 (542726) Jenburkt Pharma (72) X 0.2 (524731) Kilpest India (67) X 0.4 (532067) M M Forgings (17) B 0.5 (522241) Mishtann Foods (53) X (539594)
Indian Bank (11) A 1.4 (532814) Jindal Drilling (61) B 0.6 (511034) Kimia Bioscien. (71) X 0.5 (530313) M M Rubber (106) X (509196) Mitsu Chem Plast (75) B (540078)
Indian Energy Ex (106) A 0 . 5 ( 5 4 0 7 5 0 ) Jindal Hotels (57) X 0.4 (507981) Kingfa Science (75) B 0.7 (524019) M R P L (80) A 0.6 (500109) MMP Industries (N) (3) -
Indian Hotels Co (57) A 0.8 (500850) Jindal Photo (50) B 0.5 (532624) KIOCL (59) B 0.5 (540680) M T N L (90) B 0.7 (500108) MMTC (101) A 0.8 (513377)
Indian Hume Pipe (31) A 0 . 8 ( 5 0 4 7 4 1 ) Jindal Poly Film (62) A 0.7 (500227) Kiri Industries (38) A 0.5 (532967) Mac Charles(I) (57) X 0.3 (507836) Modern Dairies (53) X 0.5 (519287)
Indian Infotech (50) XT 0.3 (509051) Jindal Poly Inve (50) T 0.8 (536773) Kirl. Brothers (78) T 1.3 (500241) Macrotech Devel. (31) B 1.2 (543287) Modipon (22) X 0.4 (503776)
Indian Metals (59) T 0.9 (533047) Jindal Saw (84) A 0.9 (500378) Kirl. Ferrous (87) B 0.5 (500245) Madhav Infra (31) X (539894) Modulex Const. (31) XT (504273)
Indian Sucrose (88) XT 0.4 (500319) Jindal Stain. (84) A 1 (532508) Kirl.Pneumatic (25) B 0.7 (505283) Madhav Marbles (106) B 1 (515093) Mohit Industries (96) T (531453)
Indian Wood Prod (106) X0 . 6 ( 5 4 0 9 5 4 ) Jindal Stain. Hi (84) A 0.8 (539597) Kirloskar Indus. (50) B 0.8 (500243) Madras Fertilize (49) B 0.6 (590134) Mohite Industrie (94) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 3 2 1 4 0 )
IndiaNivesh (50) X 0.3 (501700) Jindal Steel (86) A 1.4 (532286) Kirloskar Oil (46) A 1 (533293) Magadh Sugar (88) B 0.5 (540650) MOIL (59) A 1 (533286)
Indigo Paints (63) B 0.1 (543258) Jindal Worldwide (97) B 0 . 6 ( 5 3 1 5 4 3 ) Kitex Garments (97) A 0.6 (521248) Magnum Ventures (64) T 0 . 1 ( 5 3 2 8 9 6 ) Moksh Ornaments (N) (35) -
Indl. Inv. Trust (50) B 0.4 (501295) JITF Infra Logis (106) T 0.5 (540311) KKalpana Inds. (75) X 0.7 (526409) Mah. Scooters (50) A 1 (500266) Mold-Tek Pack. (75) A 0.5 (533080)
Indo Amines (22) XT 1 (524648) JK Agri Genetics (106) X 0.4 (536493) KMC Speciality (56) X 0.3 (524520) Mah. Seamless (85) A 0.6 (500265) Monarch Networth (50) XT 0 . 6 ( 5 1 1 5 5 1 )
Indo Borax & Ch. (22) X 0.6 (524342) JK Lakshmi Cem. (18) A 0.8 (500380) KNR Construct. (31) A 0.8 (532942) Mahamaya Steel (85) B 0.8 (513554) Monte Carlo Fas. (97) B 0.8 (538836)
Indo Count Inds. (94) A 0.7 (521016) JK Paper (64) A 0.8 (532162) Kokuyo Camlin (77) B 0.8 (523207) Mahanagar Gas (106) A 0.6 (539957) Morarka Finance (50) X (511549)
Indo Rama Synth. (95) T 0 . 7 ( 5 0 0 2 0 7 ) JK Tyre & Indust (105) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 0 0 0 7 ) Kolte Patil Dev. (31) A 1 (532924) Mahindra CIE (17) A 0.8 (532756) Morepen Labs. (70) A 0.9 (500288)
Indo Thai Sec. (50) B 0.4 (533676) JM Financial (50) A 0.8 (523405) Kopran (70) T 0.6 (524280) Mahindra EPC (75) B 0.8 (523754) Morganite Crucib (81) X 0.6 (523160)
Indoco Remedies (70) A 0.6 (532612) JMC Projects (31) A 1.2 (522263) Kotak Mah. Bank (12) A 1.1 (500247) Mahindra Holiday (57) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 0 8 8 ) Moschip Tech. (28) X (532407)
Indokem (38) X (504092) John Cockerill (44) X 0.7 (500147) Kovai Medical (56) B 0.6 (523323) Mahindra Life. (31) A 0.6 (532313) Motherson Sumi (10) A 1.3 (517334)
Indostar Capital (50) A 0.8 (541336) Johnson Con. Hit (2) A 0.8 (523398) Kovil. Lak. Rol. (53) X 0.5 (507598) Mahindra Logis. (106) A 0 . 6 ( 5 4 0 7 6 8 ) Motil.Oswal.Fin. (50) A 0.6 (532892)
Indrapr.Medical (56) B 0.7 (532150) Joindre Capital (50) XT 0.3 (531861) KPIT Technologi. (28) A 0 . 7 ( 5 4 2 6 5 1 ) Maithan Alloys (59) B 0.8 (590078) Mphasis (28) A 0.5 (526299)
Indraprastha Gas (106) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 2 5 1 4 ) JP Associates (31) T 0.7 (532532) KPT Industries (44) X 0.6 (505299) Majesco (28) A (539289) MPS (77) B 0.9 (532440)
Indrayani Biotec (104) XT 0 . 4 ( 5 2 6 4 4 5 ) JP Power Ven. (76) B 0.7 (532627) Kratos Energy (106) (501261) Makers Labs. (72) X 0.9 (506919) MPS Infotecnics (28) T (532411)
Indus Towers (102) A 0.8 (534816) JSW Energy (76) T 0.6 (533148) KRBL (53) A 0.4 (530813) Mallcom (India) (97) X 0.6 (539400) MRF (105) A 0.8 (500290)
IndusInd Bank (12) A 1.8 (532187) JSW Holdings (50) A 0.8 (532642) Kridhan Infra (101) B 0.8 (533482) Man Industries (85) B 0.9 (513269) Mrs Bectors (53) B 0.6 (543253)
INEOS Styrolut. (69) B 0.9 (506222) JSW Ispat Speci. (86) T 0.3 (513446) Krishana Phosch. (N) (49) - Man Infra (31) B 1.1 (533169) MSP Steel & Pow. (86) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 2 6 5 0 )
Infibeam Avenues (28) A 0.7 (539807) JSW Steel (84) A 1 (500228) Krishna Institu. (56) B 0.1 (543308) Manaksia (59) B 1 (532932) MSTC (101) A 1.3 (542597)
Info Edg.(India) (106) A 0.8 (532777) JTEKT India (10) A 0.9 (520057) Kriti Industries (75) X 0.5 (526423) Manali Petrochem (69) T 0 . 9 ( 5 0 0 2 6 8 ) MT Educare (106) B 0.6 (534312)
InfoBeans Tech. (N) (28) - JTL Infra (85) X 0.4 (534600) Kriti Nutrients (83) X 0.6 (533210) Manappuram Fin. (50) A 1.1 (531213) MTAR Technologie (44) B 1 . 2 ( 5 4 3 2 7 0 )
Infomedia Press (77) T (509069) Jubilant Food. (54) A 0.8 (533155) Krsnaa Diagnost. (56) B (543328) Mangalam Cement (18) A 0 . 9 ( 5 0 2 1 5 7 ) Mukand (85) T 0.6 (500460)
Infosys (27) A 0.7 (500209) Jubilant Inds. (14) B 1.3 (533320) Krypton Industri (105) X 0 . 5 ( 5 2 3 5 5 0 ) Mangalam Organic (22) X 0 . 7 ( 5 1 4 4 1 8 ) Mukand Engineers (45) T 0 . 6 ( 5 3 2 0 9 7 )
Ingersoll-Rand (25) A 0.6 (500210) Jubilant Ingrev. (22) B 0.8 (543271) KSB (78) A 0.7 (500249) MANGALAM SEEDS (106) B0 . 3 ( 5 3 9 2 7 5 ) Multi Comm. Exc. (106) A 0 . 4 ( 5 3 4 0 9 1 )
Innovassynth Inv (50) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 3 3 3 1 5 ) Jubilant Pharmo (71) A 0.6 (530019) KSE (53) XT 0.3 (519421) Mangalam Timber (106) T 0 . 7 ( 5 1 6 0 0 7 ) Multibase India (75) X 0.7 (526169)
Inox Leisure (47) A 0.7 (532706) Just Dial (106) A 1 (535648) Kuantum Papers (64) B 0.9 (532937) Mangalore Chem. (49) B 0.9 (530011) Munjal Auto Inds (10) B 0.8 (520059)
Inox Wind (39) B 0.8 (539083) Jyothy Labs (65) A 0.5 (532926) Manorama Indust. (83) B 0 . 7 ( 5 4 1 9 7 4 ) Munjal Showa (10) B 0.9 (520043)
Insecticid.India (67) A 0.4 (532851)
L Marathon Nextgen (31) B 0 . 5 ( 5 0 3 1 0 1 ) Music Broadcast (47) B 0.3 (540366)
Inspirisys Sol. (28) T 0.5 (532774)
K L & T Infotech (27) A 0.6 (540005) Marico (65) A 0.4 (531642) Muthoot Cap.Serv (50) B 0 . 8 ( 5 1 1 7 6 6 )
Intec Capital (50) XT (526871) K C P (19) B 1 (590066) L G Balakrishnan (10) A 0.9 (500250) Marine Electric. (N) (39) - Muthoot Finance (50) A 1 (533398)
Integ. Fin. Serv (50) XT 0.1 (500212) K E C Intl. (102) A 0.6 (532714) L T Foods (53) A 1 (532783) Marksans Pharma (71) A 0.9 (524404) My Money Sec. (50) XT (538862)
Integra Tele. (28) XT (536868) K P R Mill Ltd (97) A 0.7 (532889) L&T Fin.Holdings (50) A 1 . 4 ( 5 3 3 5 1 9 ) Maruti Infra. (31) XT 0.3 (531540)
Intellect Design (28) A 0.9 (538835) K&R Rail Engine. (31) X (514360) L&T Technology (28) A 0.7 (540115) Maruti Suzuki (6) A 0.8 (532500) N
Intelli.Capital. (50) XT (534732) Kabra Extrusion (44) B 0.6 (524109) La Opala RG (55) A 0.5 (526947) MAS FINANC SER (50) A 0.4 (540749) N K Industries (83) B 0.4 (519494)
Interglobe Aviat (103) A 1.1 (539448) Kajaria Ceramics (21) A 0.5 (500233) La Tim Metal & I (44) X 0.2 (505693) Mastek (28) A 0.9 (523704) N R Agarwal Inds (64) B 0.7 (516082)
Intl. Conveyors (44) X 0.2 (509709) Kalpataru Power (102) A 0.7 (522287) Ladderup Finance (50) X 0 . 3 ( 5 3 0 5 7 7 ) Master Trust (50) XT 0.3 (511768) NACL Industries (67) B 0.5 (524709)
Inventure Grow. (50) B 0.8 (533506) Kalyan Jewellers (35) B 0.5 (543278) Laffans Petroch (22) X 0.5 (524522) Matrimony.com (106) B 1 (540704) Nagarjuna Fert. (49) T 0.5 (539917)
IOL Chemicals (70) A 1 (524164) Kalyani Invest. (50) B 0.6 (533302) Lak. Auto. Looms (92) X (505302) Mauria Udyog (101) XT 0.1 (539219) Nagpur Power (59) X 0.1 (532362)
ION Exchange (44) A 0.6 (500214) Kalyani Steels (85) A 1 (500235) Lak. Fin. & Indl (N) (50) - Mawana Sugars (88) T 0.6 (523371) Nagreeka Exports (94) T 1 (521109)
Ipca Labs. (70) A 0.3 (524494) Kama Holdings (50) A 0.4 (532468) Lak. Mach. Works (92) A 0.4 (500252) Max Financial (50) A 0.7 (500271) Nahar Capital (50) B 1.1 (532952)
IRB Infra.Devl. (31) A 0.8 (532947) Kamadgiri Fash. (96) XT 0.3 (514322) Lambodhara Text. (94) T 1 (590075) Max Healthcare (56) B 0.5 (543220) Nahar Indl. Ent. (94) T 1 (519136)
IRB InvIT Fund (31) IF 0.2 (540526) Kamdhenu (85) B 1.3 (532741) Lancer Containe. (106) B 0 . 6 ( 5 3 9 8 4 1 ) Max Heights (31) X (534338) Nahar Poly (62) B 1 (523391)
Ircon Intl. (31) A 0.5 (541956) Kanco Tea (89) X 0.1 (541005) Landmarc Leisur. (47) XT (532275) Max India Ltd (106) B 0.3 (543223) Nahar Spinning (97) T 0.8 (500296)
CompanyIndex
Nalwa Sons Invst (50) B 0.7 (532256) Oricon Enterpris (69) B 0.7 (513121) Poonawalla Fin (50) T 0.8 (524000) Rathi Bars (85) X 1 (532918) Sahyadri Industr (20) X 0.8 (532841)
Nam Securities (50) X (538395) Orient Bell (21) B 0.7 (530365) Power Fin.Corpn. (52) A 1 . 1 ( 5 3 2 8 1 0 ) Ratnamani Metals (85) A 0.4 (520111) Sainik Finance (50) X 0.1 (530265)
Nandan Denim (97) B 0.6 (532641) Orient Cement (19) A 1 (535754) Power Grid Corpn (76) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 2 8 9 8 ) RattanIndia Ent (76) T 0.5 (534597) Saint-Gob. Sekur (55) X 0.5 (515043)
Narayana Hrudaya (56) A 0.6 (539551) Orient Electric (36) A 0.4 (541301) Power Mech Proj. (45) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 9 3 0 2 ) Rattanindia Pow. (76) T 0.6 (533122) Saksoft (28) B 0.3 (590051)
Narbada Gems (35) X 0.5 (519455) Orient Paper (64) B 1 (502420) Powergrid Infra. (76) IF (543290) Ravikumar Distll (14) T (533294) Sakuma Exports (101) T 0.6 (532713)
Natco Pharma (70) A 0.3 (524816) Oriental Aromat. (22) B 1 (500078) Prabhat Tech. (91) B 0.3 (540027) Ravindra Energy (101) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 0 4 3 4 1 ) Salasar Techno (85) B 0.7 (540642)
Nath Bio-Genes (106) A 0.8 (537291) Oriental Carbon (22) A 0.6 (506579) Praj Industries (44) T 0.9 (522205) Raw Edge Indust. (101) B (541634) Salona Cotspin (94) B 0.5 (590056)
National Plastic (75) X 0.4 (531287) Oriental Hotels (57) B 0.8 (500314) Prakash Industri (85) A 1 (506022) Raymond (97) A 0.8 (500330) Salora Intl. (42) XT 0.3 (500370)
National Standar (31) XT (504882) Oriental Trimex (106) B 0.1 (532817) Prakash Pipes (75) B 0.9 (542684) RBL Bank (12) A 1.8 (540065) Salzer Electron. (39) B 0.8 (517059)
Natl. Aluminium (3) A 1 (532234) Orissa Minerals (59) B 0.8 (590086) Prakash Steelage (85) B 0.4 (533239) REC Ltd (52) A 1.1 (532955) Sam Industries (31) X 0.1 (532005)
Natl. Oxygen (22) XT 0.2 (507813) Ortin Labs. (70) B 0.9 (539287) Prakash Woollen (97) X 0.7 (531437) Redington India (101) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 2 8 0 5 ) Sambandam Spg. (94) X (521240)
Natl. Peroxide (22) A 0.8 (500298) Osiajee Texfab (97) X (540198) Pranav. Spinning (94) X (531172) Refex Industries (22) B 0.9 (532884) Samrat Forgings (17) X 1.4 (543229)
Natl. Plastic (75) X 1 (526616) Oswal Green Tech (50) B 0.8 (539290) Prataap Snacks (53) A 0.3 (540724) Rel. Chemotex (99) X 0.8 (503162) Samrat Pharma (71) X (530125)
Natl.Fertilizer (49) A 0.6 (523630) Ovobel Foods (53) P 0.2 (530741) Prec. Wires (I) (59) B 0.8 (523539) Rel. Indl. Infra (45) A 1 (523445) Sanco Trans (106) X 0.6 (523116)
Natural Biocon (83) XT (543207) Precision Camshf (10) B 0.9 (539636) Relaxo Footwear (58) A 0.4 (530517) Sandesh (77) B 0.4 (526725)
Naturite Agro (53) X (538926)
P Prem. Explosives (22) T 0.3 (526247) Reliance Communi (90) B 0 . 5 ( 5 3 2 7 1 2 ) Sandhar Tech (10) B 0.5 (541163)
Nava Bharat Vent (108) A 0 . 7 ( 5 1 3 0 2 3 ) P & G Health Ltd (73) A 0.5 (500126) Prerna Infra. (31) X 0.7 (531802) Reliance Home (51) T 0.2 (540709) Sandu Pharma. (72) X 0.9 (524703)
Navin Fluo.Intl. (22) A 0.7 (532504) P & G Hygiene (66) A 0.2 (500459) Prestige Estates (31) A 1 (533274) Reliance Industr (80) A 0.9 (500325) Sandur Manganese (59) X 0 . 9 ( 5 0 4 9 1 8 )
Navkar Corporat. (106) B 0.8 (539332) P I Industries (67) A 0.7 (523642) Pricol Ltd (10) A 0.5 (540293) Reliance Infra. (45) T 0.8 (500390) Sangam India (99) B 0.5 (514234)
Navneet Educat. (77) A 0.6 (508989) Pacific Inds (106) X (523483) Prima Agro (106) XT (519262) Reliance Power (76) T 0.2 (532939) Sanghi Industrie (18) B 1.3 (526521)
Nazara Technolo. (28) B 1.2 (543280) Page Industries (97) A 0.8 (532827) Prime Focus (47) B 0.9 (532748) Religare Enterp. (50) A 0.8 (532915) Sanghvi Movers (45) B 0.9 (530073)
NBCC (31) A 1.1 (534309) Paisalo Digital (50) A 0.6 (532900) Prime Property (31) X 0.2 (530695) Remi Edelstahl (85) XT (513043) Sanjiv.Parant. (72) XT (531569)
NBI Indl. Fin. (N) (50) - Palash Securi. (50) B 0.3 (540648) Prime Urban (94) X (521149) Renaiss. Global (35) B 0.5 (532923) Sanofi India (73) A 0.2 (500674)
NCC (31) A 1.4 (500294) Palred Technolog (28) B 0 . 2 ( 5 3 2 5 2 1 ) Prince Pipes (75) A 0.7 (542907) Repco Home Fin (51) A 1 (535322) Saptarishi Agro (53) XT 0.2 (519238)
NCL Industries (19) A 1.2 (502168) Pan India Corpor (50) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 1 1 5 2 5 ) Prism Johnson (18) A 0.7 (500338) Repro India (77) B 0.4 (532687) Saraswati Commer (50) X 0 . 3 ( 5 1 2 0 2 0 )
NDTV (47) B 0.4 (532529) Panacea Biotec (70) A 0.4 (531349) Prismx Global (101) X (501314) Resonance Speci. (22) X 0.8 (524218) Sarda Energy (85) T 1.1 (504614)
Nectar Lifesci. (71) B 0.6 (532649) Panache Digilife (N) (26) - Prit Nandy Comm. (47) B 0 . 6 ( 5 3 2 3 8 7 ) Responsive Ind (75) A 0.6 (505509) Saregama India (47) T 0.9 (532163)
Nelcast (17) B 1.1 (532864) Panama Petrochem (69) B 1 . 3 ( 5 2 4 8 2 0 ) Pritika Auto (10) B 0.4 (539359) Restile Ceramics (21) X 0.5 (515085) Sarla Performanc (99) B 1 (526885)
NELCO (91) A 0.9 (504112) Panasonic Carbon (40) X 0 . 8 ( 5 0 8 9 4 1 ) Privi Speci. (22) A 0.2 (530117) Rexnord Electr. (39) X 0.6 (531888) Sarthak Industri (101) XT (531930)
Neogen Chemicals (22) A 0 . 5 ( 5 4 2 6 6 5 ) Panch.Organics (71) X 0.3 (531726) Prozone Intu (31) B 0.7 (534675) RHI Magnestia (81) A 0.9 (534076) Sasken Technol. (28) A 0.6 (532663)
NESCO (106) A 0.5 (505355) Panorama Studios (47) XT (539469) PSP Projects (31) A 0.4 (540544) Rico Auto Inds (10) A 0.9 (520008) Sastasundar Ven. (50) T 0.9 (533259)
Nestle India (54) A 0.4 (500790) Parag Milk Foods (53) A 1 (539889) PTC India (101) A 0.7 (532524) Riddhi Siddhi Gl (101) X 0 . 7 ( 5 2 4 4 8 0 ) Sat Industries (101) X 0.1 (511076)
Netwrk.18 Media (106) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 2 7 9 8 ) Paramone Concept (28) X (531364) PTC India Fin (50) A 0.9 (533344) Rishi Techtex (62) X 0.5 (523021) Satia Industries (64) A 0.6 (539201)
Neuland Labs. (71) T 0.7 (524558) Paramount Comm. (15) T 0 . 8 ( 5 3 0 5 5 5 ) PTC Industries (17) XT 0.6 (539006) Rites (45) A 0.5 (541556) Satin Creditcare (50) A 0.9 (539404)
New India Assura (50) A 0.8 (540769) Parnax Lab (70) X 0.5 (506128) PTL Enterprises (106) B 0.7 (509220) Ritesh Intl. (22) XT 0.5 (519097) Saurashtra Cem. (18) X 0.8 (502175)
Newgen Software (28) T 0.6 (540900) Parsvnath Devl. (31) B 0.3 (532780) Pudumjee Paper (64) B 0.6 (539785) Ritesh Propertie (97) X 0.2 (526407) Saven Tech. (28) X 0.3 (532404)
NGL Fine Chem (71) XT 0.5 (524774) Parvati Sweetner (88) XT 0.2 (541347) Pun. & Sind Bank (11) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 2 9 5 ) Rolex Rings (10) B (543325) Savita Oil Tech (69) B 0.5 (524667)
NHPC Ltd (76) A 0.5 (533098) Patel Engineerin (31) A 1 (531120) Punjab Alkalies (23) X 0.7 (506852) Rossari Biotech (22) B 0.6 (543213) Sayaji Hotels (57) XT 0.6 (523710)
NIIT (30) A 0.5 (500304) Patspin India (94) B (514326) Punjab Chemicals (22) B 0 . 6 ( 5 0 6 6 1 8 ) Rossell India (89) B 0.2 (533168) Sayaji Industr (106) X 0.2 (540728)
Nikhil Adhesives (22) X 0.6 (526159) Paul Merchants (50) X 0.5 (539113) Punjab Commun. (91) B (500346) Route Mobile (28) B 0.3 (543228) SBEC Sugar (88) XT (532102)
Nila Spaces (31) T 0.5 (542231) Paushak (67) T 0.6 (532742) Punjab Natl.Bank (11) A 1.1 (532461) Royal Orch.Hotel (57) B 1 (532699) SBI Cards (50) A 0.6 (543066)
Nilachal Refract (81) X (502294) PC Jeweller (35) A 0.9 (534809) Puravankara (31) B 1.1 (532891) Royale Manor (57) XT 0.8 (526640) SBI Life Insuran (50) A 0.5 (540719)
Nilkamal Ltd (75) A 0.7 (523385) PDS Multi. (97) B 0.5 (538730) Purple Entertain (47) X (540159) RPG LifeScience. (70) B 0.4 (532983) Schaeffler India (13) A 0.4 (505790)
Nimbus Projects (31) X 0.6 (511714) Pearl Global Ind (97) B 0.5 (532808) PVR (47) A 1.2 (532689) RPP Infra Proj. (31) B 1.1 (533284) Schneider Elect. (39) A 0.9 (534139)
Nippon Life Ind. (50) A 0.9 (540767) Pearl Polymers (75) B (523260) RPSG Ventures (28) A 0.6 (542333) Seacoast Ship. (101) X 0.2 (542753)
Niraj Cement (31) B 0.4 (532986) Pee Cee Cosma (34) X 0.8 (524136) Q RR Metalmakers (101) X (531667) SEAMEC Ltd (82) B 0.4 (526807)
Nirav Commercial (101) X (512425) Pennar Industrie (85) B 0.8 (513228) Quess Corp (108) A 0.8 (539978) RRIL (92) X (531307) Sequent Scien. (71) A 1 (512529)
Nirlon (31) A 0.4 (500307) Perfectpac (62) X 0.1 (526435) Quick Heal Tech (28) A 1 (539678) RSD Finance (50) X 0.3 (539875) Seshasayee Paper (64) A 0.5 (502450)
Nitin Castings (17) X 0.1 (508875) Persistent Sys (28) A 0.6 (533179) Quint Digital (101) X 0.3 (539515) RSWM Ltd (94) B 0.4 (500350) Seya Industries (22) B 0.6 (524324)
Nitin Spinners (94) T 0.4 (532698) Petronet LNG (106) A 0.6 (532522) RTS Power Corpn. (39) X 0 . 8 ( 5 3 1 2 1 5 ) Sh. Bajrang All. (85) X 0.3 (526981)
Pfizer (73) A 0.2 (500680)
R Sh. Digvijay Cem (18) B 0.7 (502180)
Nitiraj Engineer (N) (43) - Rubfila Intl. (106) X 1 (500367)
Niyogin Fintech (50) X 0.4 (538772) PG Electroplast (43) B 0.7 (533581) R C F (49) A 0.8 (524230) Ruby Mills (93) B 0.8 (503169) Sh. Hari Chem. (38) X 0.3 (524336)
NLC India (76) A 0.6 (513683) Phillips Carbon (22) A 0.9 (506590) R Systems Intl. (28) A 0.6 (532735) Ruchi Infrastr. (106) T 0.5 (509020) Sh. Jagdamba Pol (62) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 1 2 4 5 3 )
NMDC (59) A 1 (526371) Phoenix Intl. (58) XT 0.3 (526481) RACL Geartech (10) X 0.6 (520073) Ruchi Soya Inds. (83) B 0.7 (500368) Sh. Rama Multi. (62) B 0.8 (532310)
NOCIL (22) A 1 (500730) Phoenix Mills (31) A 0.9 (503100) Radhe Develop. (31) X 0.6 (531273) Ruchira Papers (64) B 0.7 (532785) Sh.Global Trad. (101) XT (512463)
Novartis India (73) A 0.5 (500672) Phoenix Township (57) X 0 . 3 ( 5 3 7 8 3 9 ) Radico Khaitan (14) A 0.7 (532497) Rudra Global (85) T 0.1 (539226) Sh.Pushkar Chem. (38) B 1 (539334)
NRB Bearings (13) A 0.9 (530367) Phosphate Co (49) XT 0.1 (542123) Raghav Product. (85) B 0.5 (539837) Rudrabhish. Ent. (N) (31) - Sh.Renuka Sugar (88) T 0.5 (532670)
NTC Industries (24) X 0.4 (526723) Pidilite Inds. (22) A 0.6 (500331) Rail Vikas (31) A 0.7 (542649) Rupa & Co (97) A 0.8 (533552) Shah Alloys (85) T 0.6 (513436)
NTPC (76) A 0.7 (532555) Pilani Invest. (50) A 0.6 (539883) Railtel Corpn. (90) B 0.9 (543265) Rushil Decor (106) B 0.8 (533470) Shahlon Silk (97) X 0.1 (542862)
Nucleus Soft. (28) A 0.6 (531209) Pioneer Distil. (14) B 0.6 (531879) Rain Industries (101) A 1 (500339) Ruttonsha Intl. (43) X 0.3 (517035) Shaily Engineer. (75) XT 0 . 7 ( 5 0 1 4 2 3 )
Nureca (101) B (543264) Pioneer Invest (50) X 0.8 (507864) Raj Oil Mills (83) B 0.4 (533093) Shakti Pumps (78) B 1 (531431)
NxtDigital (47) B 0.7 (500189) Piramal Enterp. (70) A 1.5 (500302) Raj Television (47) T 0.4 (532826) S Shalby (56) B 0.9 (540797)
Pitti Engg. (44) B 0.5 (513519) Raja Bahadur Int (31) XT (503127) S A I L (84) A 1.1 (500113) Shalimar Paints (63) B 1.1 (509874)
O Pix Transmission (106) X 0 . 7 ( 5 0 0 3 3 3 ) Rajapalayam Mill (94) X 0.3 (532503) S C I (82) A 0.8 (523598) Shalimar Prod. (47) X 0.1 (512499)
O N G C (61) A 0.9 (500312) Plastiblends (I) (22) B 0.5 (523648) Rajesh Exports (35) A 0.4 (531500) S Chand & Compan (77) B0 . 5 ( 5 4 0 4 9 7 ) Shankara Build. (101) A 0.9 (540425)
Oberoi Realty (31) A 0.6 (533273) PMC Fincorp (50) XT 0.5 (534060) Rajnandini Metal (N) (101) - S E Power (106) B 0.6 (534598) Shanthi Gears (10) B 0.6 (522034)
Oceanic Foods (53) T 0.2 (540405) PNB Gilts (50) B 0.5 (532366) Rajratan Global (85) T 0.2 (517522) S H Kelkar & Co. (22) A 0.9 (539450) Sharda Cropchem (67) A 0.7 (538666)
Odyssey Tech. (28) X (530175) PNB Housing (51) T 1.1 (540173) Rallis India (67) A 0.6 (500355) S P Apparels (97) B 0.8 (540048) Sharda Ispat (85) XT 0.2 (513548)
Oil India (61) A 0.6 (533106) PNC Infratech (31) A 0.7 (539150) Ram Info (28) X 0.3 (530951) S P I C (49) B 0.8 (590030) Sharda Motor (10) T 0.6 (535602)
Olectra Greentec (91) T 1 (532439) POCL Enterprises (22) X 0.3 (539195) Ram Ratna Wires (59) X 0.7 (522281) S S Organics (71) P (524636) Share India Sec. (50) B 0.8 (540725)
Omaxe (31) A 0.5 (532880) Poddar Pigments (22) B 0.6 (524570) Rama Paper Mills (64) XT (500357) S T C (101) B 0.5 (512531) Shashijit Infra. (31) T 0.2 (540147)
Omkar Pharmachem (22) XT (532167) Pokarna (106) B 0.7 (532486) Rama Phosphates (49) X 1 . 1 ( 5 2 4 0 3 7 ) S.M. Gold (35) B (542034) Sheela Foam (100) A 0.4 (540203)
Omkar Spl.Chem. (22) B 0.4 (533317) Polo Queen Ind. (101) X 0 . 4 ( 5 4 0 7 1 7 ) Rama Steel Tubes (85) T 0 . 5 ( 5 3 9 3 0 9 ) Saboo Sodium (53) XT (530461) Shekhawati Poly. (96) T (533301)
Onelife Capital (50) T 0.3 (533632) Poly Medicure (56) A 0.3 (531768) Ramco Inds. (20) A 0.4 (532369) Sadbhav Engg. (31) A 1.1 (532710) Shervani Indl Sy (31) X 0.3 (526117)
OnMobile Global (90) B 0.5 (532944) Polycab India (15) A 0.5 (542652) Ramco Systems (28) A 0.8 (532370) Sadbhav Infra. (31) B 1.2 (539346) Shetron (62) XT 0.5 (526137)
Onward Technolog (28) B 0 . 9 ( 5 1 7 5 3 6 ) Polychem (69) X (506605) Ramkrishna Forg. (17) A 0.8 (532527) Sadhana Nitro (38) X (506642) Shilp Gravures (59) X 0.8 (513709)
Optiemus Infra. (101) T 0.9 (530135) Polymechplast Ma (44) X 0 . 6 ( 5 2 6 0 4 3 ) Ramky Infra (31) T 0.9 (533262) Safari Inds. (60) A 0.6 (523025) Shilpa Medicare (71) A 0.7 (530549)
Opto Circuits (56) T 0.5 (532391) Polyplex Corpn (62) A 0.6 (524051) Rana Sugars (88) T 0.5 (507490) Sagar Cements (19) A 0.7 (502090) Shish Industries (75) B (540693)
Oracle Fin.Serv. (28) A 0.5 (532466) Ponni Sug.Erode (88) T 0.6 (532460) Rane (Madras) (10) B 0.7 (532661) Sagardeep Alloys (N) (59) - Shiva Cement (19) X 0.5 (532323)
Orbit Exports (96) B 0.8 (512626) Pooja Entertain (47) XT 0.1 (532011) Rane Brake Lin. (10) B 0.5 (532987) SagarSoft (India (28) X 0.3 (540143) Shiva Global (49) XT 0.9 (530433)
Orchid Pharma (71) T 0.4 (524372) Poona Dal & Oil (83) X 0.1 (519359) Rane Holdings (50) A 1 (505800) Sahara Housing (51) X 0.5 (511533) Shiva Mills (99) B 0.3 (540961)
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Shivalik Bimetal (43) B 0.8 (513097) Stanrose Mafat. (50) X 0.4 (506105) Tata Comm (90) A 0.5 (500483) TTK Healthcare (70) B 0.8 (507747) Vishal Fabrics (96) B (538598)
Shivalik Rasayan (67) X 0.4 (539148) Star Cement (18) A 0.6 (540575) Tata Consumer (89) A 0.7 (500800) TTK Prestige (36) A 0.4 (517506) Vishnu Chemicals (22) B 0 . 5 ( 5 1 6 0 7 2 )
Shoppers Stop (97) A 0.9 (532638) Star Delta Trans (39) X 0.3 (539255) Tata Elxsi (28) A 0.6 (500408) Tube Investments (33) A 0.6 (540762) Vishwaraj Sugar (88) B 0.1 (542852)
Shree Cement (18) A 1 (500387) Star Paper Mills (64) B 0.8 (516022) Tata Inv.Corpn. (50) A 0.7 (501301) TV18 Broadcast (47) A 0.9 (532800) Vivid Global (38) X 0.5 (524576)
Shree Ganesh Bio (70) X 0.1 (539470) Steel Exchange (101) B 0.7 (534748) Tata Metaliks (87) A 0.9 (513434) TVS Motor Co. (9) A 0.8 (532343) Vivimed Labs. (70) B 0.4 (532660)
Shree Ganesh Rem (70) B 0 . 9 ( 5 4 0 7 3 7 ) Steel Str. Wheel (10) B 1 (513262) Tata Motors (5) A 1.6 (500570) TVS Srichakra (105) A 0.8 (509243) VJTF Eduservices (106) XT (509026)
Shree Rama News. (64) B 0 . 6 ( 5 0 0 3 5 6 ) Steel Strips Inf (31) XT 0.3 (513173) Tata Motors-DVR (5) A 1.5 (570001) Tyroon Tea Co. (89) X 0.2 (526945) VLS Finance (50) B 0.7 (511333)
Shreyans Inds. (64) B 0.8 (516016) Steelcast (17) X 0.4 (513517) Tata Power Co. (76) A 1.2 (500400) VMS Industries (106) XT 0 . 7 ( 5 3 3 4 2 7 )
Shreyas Shipping (82) B 0 . 9 ( 5 2 0 1 5 1 ) Sterling & Wils. (45) A 0.9 (542760) Tata Steel (84) A 1.1 (500470)
U Vodafone Idea (90) A 0.9 (532822)
Shri Keshav (19) X 0.1 (530977) Sterling Tools (48) B 0.8 (530759) Tata Steel BSL (84) T 1.1 (500055) UCO Bank (11) A 0.6 (532505) Voith Paper (97) X 0.5 (522122)
Shri.City Union. (50) A 1.2 (532498) Sterlite Tech. (16) A 0.9 (532374) Tata Steel Long (86) T 0.9 (513010) Udaipur Cement (18) X 0.9 (530131) Volt.Transform. (39) A 0.6 (532757)
Shriram EPC (45) B 0.5 (532945) STL Global (96) B 0.2 (532730) Tata Tele. Mah. (90) T 0.4 (532371) Uflex (62) A 0.6 (500148) Voltas (2) A 0.8 (500575)
Shriram Pistons (N) (10) - Stove Kraft (36) B 0.8 (543260) Tatia Global (31) XT (521228) Ugar Sugar Works (88) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 0 3 6 3 ) VRL Logistics (106) A 0.8 (539118)
Shriram Trans. (50) A 1.4 (511218) Stovec Inds. (92) X 0.2 (504959) Tatva Chintan (22) B (543321) Ugro Capital (50) B 0.6 (511742) VST Industries (24) A 0.4 (509966)
Shyam Metalics (85) B (543299) Strides Pharma (70) A 0.7 (532531) TCFC Finance (50) X 0.4 (532284) Ujjivan Fin.Ser. (50) A 0.9 (539874) VST Till. Tract. (7) A 0.7 (531266)
Sical Logistics (106) B 0.7 (520086) Stylam Industrie (106) B 0.1 (526951) TCI Express (32) A 0.4 (540212) Ujjivan Small (12) A 0.8 (542904)
Siemens (39) A 0.9 (500550) Subex (28) B 0.6 (532348) TCM (22) X 0.4 (524156) Ultramarine Pig. (38) X 0.9 (506685) W
SIL Investments (50) T 0.7 (521194) Subros (10) A 0.7 (517168) TCNS Clothing Co (97) A 0 . 4 ( 5 4 1 7 0 0 ) UltraTech Cem. (18) A 1 (532538) W H Brady (101) X 0.5 (501391)
Silly Monks (N) (47) - Sudarshan Chem. (38) A 0.7 (506655) TCPL Packaging (62) B 0.6 (523301) Unichem Labs. (70) A 0.5 (506690) Waaree Renewab. (76) X (534618)
Simbhaoli Sugar (88) T 0.4 (539742) Sukhjit Starch (106) X 0.6 (524542) TCS (27) A 0.6 (532540) Unick Fix-A-Form (77) XT (541503) WABCO India (10) A 0.4 (533023)
Simplex Castings (17) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 1 3 4 7 2 ) Sulabh Engineers (50) X 0 . 1 ( 5 0 8 9 6 9 ) TD Power Systems (39) B 1 (533553) Union Bank (I) (11) A 0.8 (532477) Walchan. Inds. (44) B 0.9 (507410)
Simplex Infra (31) B 0.5 (523838) Sumedha Fiscal (50) X 0.6 (530419) Team Lease Serv. (106) A 0 . 5 ( 5 3 9 6 5 8 ) Uniphos Enter. (101) B 0.6 (500429) Walchand People (106) X 0 . 3 ( 5 0 1 3 7 0 )
Simplex Realty (31) X 0.6 (503229) Sumeet Industrie (95) T 0.4 (514211) Tech Mahindra (27) A 0.7 (532755) United Breweries (14) A 0.6 (532478) Wall Street Fin. (50) X 0.6 (511147)
Simran Farms (106) X 0.4 (519566) Sumitomo Chemi. (67) A 0 . 7 ( 5 4 2 9 2 0 ) Techno Elec.Engg (45) A 0 . 8 ( 5 4 2 1 4 1 ) United Drilling (44) B 0.3 (522014) Wallfort Fin. (50) XT 0.6 (532053)
Sindhu Trade (106) XT 0.1 (532029) Summit Securitie (50) B 0.5 (533306) Technocraf.Inds. (85) B 0.8 (532804) United Spirits (14) B 0.8 (532432) Wardwizard Inno. (31) XT 0 . 4 ( 5 3 8 9 7 0 )
Sintercom India (N) (10) - Sun Pharma.Inds. (70) A 0 . 8 ( 5 2 4 7 1 5 ) Technvision Ven. (28) XT (501421) United Van Der (106) XT (522091) Waterbase (4) A 0.9 (523660)
Sintex Plastics (75) B 0.4 (540653) Sun TV Network (47) A 0.9 (532733) Tejas Networks (90) T 0.8 (540595) Univastu India (N) (31) - Wealth First Por (N) (50) -
Sir Shadi Lal (88) XT (532879) Sundaram Clayton (10) A 0 . 7 ( 5 2 0 0 5 6 ) Tejnaksh Health. (56) B 0.5 (539428) Universal Cables (15) B 0.9 (504212) Welcast Steels (1) X (504988)
Sirca Paints (N) (101) - Sundaram Fin.Hol (N) (50) - Tembo Global (N) (101) - Universal Starch (106) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 2 4 4 0 8 ) Welspun Corp (85) A 1 (532144)
SIS (106) A 0.5 (540673) Sundaram Finance (50) B 0 . 6 ( 5 9 0 0 7 1 ) Tera Software (28) T 0.5 (533982) UPL (67) A 0.8 (512070) Welspun Enterp (31) A 1 (532553)
Siyaram Silk (96) B 1 (503811) Sundram Fasten. (48) A 0.6 (500403) Terai Tea Co (89) X 0.3 (530533) Upsurge Invest. (50) X 0.3 (531390) Welspun India (97) A 0.8 (514162)
SJVN (76) A 0.4 (533206) Sunedison Infra. (76) X 0.2 (531260) Texmaco Infrast. (31) B 0.7 (505400) Usha Martin (85) A 0.9 (517146) Welspun Special. (85) X 0.5 (500365)
SKF India (13) A 0.5 (500472) Sunflag Iron (85) A 1.4 (500404) Texmaco Rail (44) A 0.7 (533326) Ushdev Intl. (101) X (511736) Wendt India (1) B 0.5 (505412)
Skipper (44) B 0.8 (538562) Sunteck Realty (31) A 1.1 (512179) TGB Banquets (57) B 0.3 (532845) UTI AMC (50) B 0.5 (543238) West Coast Paper (64) A 0.9 (500444)
SKP Securities (50) X 0.1 (531169) Super Spinning (94) T 0.3 (521180) TGV Sraac (23) X 1.1 (507753) Uttam Sug.Mills (88) T 0.7 (532729) West Leisure (50) XT 0.3 (538382)
Sky Industries (97) X 0.3 (526479) Superior Indus. (83) XT (519234) Thacker & Co. (101) XT (509945) Westlife Develop (57) A 0.3 (505533)
Skyline Millars (44) XT 0.3 (505650) Suprajit Engg. (10) A 0.8 (532509) Thakkers Develp. (31) X 0.2 (526654)
V Wheels India (10) B 0.6 (590073)
SMC Global Sec. (50) B 0.3 (543263) Supreme Engg. (N) (85) - Thangamayil Jew. (35) B 0 . 9 ( 5 3 3 1 5 8 ) V I P Inds. (60) A 0.7 (507880) Whirlpool India (36) A 0.4 (500238)
SMIFS Cap. Mkt. (50) X 0.3 (508905) Supreme Inds. (75) A 0.3 (509930) The Anup Enginee (44) B 0 . 3 ( 5 4 2 4 6 0 ) V-Guard Industri (39) A 0.3 (532953) Wim Plast (75) X 0.7 (526586)
Smiths & Founder (17) X 0 . 1 ( 5 1 3 4 1 8 ) Supreme Petroch. (69) T 0.6 (500405) The Byke Hospi. (57) B 0.6 (531373) V-Mart Retail (101) A 0.5 (534976) Windlas Biotech (72) B (543329)
SML ISUZU (5) A 1 (505192) Surana Solar (39) B 0.5 (533298) The Hi-Tech Gear (10) B 0.7 (522073) V2 Retail (97) B 0.9 (532867) Winsome Brew. (14) XT 0.4 (526471)
Smruthi Organic (71) X 0.3 (540686) Surya Roshni (84) A 1.1 (500336) The Invest.Trust (50) B 0.3 (530023) Va Tech Wabag (44) A 1 (533269) Wipro (27) A 0.7 (507685)
SMS Lifesciences (70) B 0.7 (540679) Suryaamba Spinni (99) X (533101) The Ramco Cement (19) A 0 . 9 ( 5 0 0 2 6 0 ) Vaarad Ventures (50) X (532320) Wires & Fabriks (97) X (507817)
SMS Pharma. (71) B 0.7 (532815) Suryoday Small (12) B 0.4 (543279) Themis Medicare (70) B 0.5 (530199) Vadilal Enterp. (101) XT 0.2 (519152) Wockhardt (70) A 0.9 (532300)
Snowman Logistic (106) A0 . 5 ( 5 3 8 6 3 5 ) Sutlej Textiles (94) B 0.9 (532782) Thermax (44) A 0.5 (500411) Vadilal Inds. (53) B (519156) Wonderla Holiday (79) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 8 2 6 8 )
Sobha (31) A 1.2 (532784) Suumaya Indust. (N) (101) - Thirumalai Chem. (22) A 0.9 (500412) Vaibhav Global (35) A 0.7 (532156) WPIL (78) X 0.5 (505872)
Solar Industries (22) A 0.5 (532725) Suven Life Scie. (71) A 1 (530239) Thomas Cook (I) (104) A 0 . 6 ( 5 0 0 4 1 3 ) Vakrangee (29) A 1.1 (511431)
Valiant Commun. (91) X 0.5 (526775)
X
Solara Active (70) A 0.4 (541540) Suven Pharma (70) A 0.6 (543064) Thyrocare Tech. (56) A 0.3 (539871)
Som Datt Finance (50) XT (511571) Suvidhaa Info. (106) B 0.8 (543281) Tide Water Oil (22) T 0.4 (590005) Valiant Organics (22) B 0.4 (540145) Xchanging Sol. (28) B 0.5 (532616)
Som Distilleries (14) B 0.7 (507514) Suyog Telematics (102) B 0 . 1 ( 5 3 7 2 5 9 ) Tilaknagar Inds. (14) T 0.3 (507205) Vardhman Acrylic (N) (95) - Xelpmoc Design (28) T 0.5 (542367)
Somany Ceramics (21) T 1 (531548) Suzlon Energy (39) A 0.5 (532667) Time Technoplast (75) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 2 8 5 6 ) Vardhman Hold. (50) B 0.7 (500439) XT Global Infot. (28) X 0.7 (531225)
Somany Home Inn. (101) T 1 ( 5 4 2 9 0 5 ) Svaraj Trading (101) X 0.1 (503624) Times Guaranty (50) B (511559) Vardhman Polytex (94) T 0 . 3 ( 5 1 4 1 7 5 )
Vardhman Special (85) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 4 3 9 2 )
Y
Somi Conv.Belt. (106) B 0.5 (533001) Svarnim Trade Ud (101) X (539911) Timex Group (106) X 0.8 (500414)
Vardhman Textile (94) A 0.6 (502986) Yaarii Digital (101) T 0.9 (533520)
Sona BLW Precis. (17) B (543300) SVC Industries (69) XT 0.3 (524488) Timken India (13) A 0.6 (522113)
Varroc Engineer (10) A 0.8 (541578) Yamini Invest (50) XT 0.1 (511012)
Sonal Mercantile (50) X (538943) SVP Global (101) B 0.6 (505590) Tinna Rubber (101) X 0.4 (530475)
Varun Beverages (53) A 0.3 (540180) Yamuna Syndicate (101) X 0 . 2 ( 5 4 0 9 8 0 )
Sonata Software (28) A 0.4 (532221) Swan Energy (97) A 0.6 (503310) Tinplate Co. (59) A 1.1 (504966)
Vascon Engineers (31) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 1 5 6 ) Yash Chemex (101) B (539939)
SORIL Infra (106) B 1.4 (532679) Swaraj Engines (46) A 0.3 (500407) Tips Industries (47) T 0.6 (532375)
Vaswani Industri (86) B 0.4 (533576) Yash Pakka (64) X 0.7 (516030)
Source Natural (70) X 0.3 (531398) Swarnsarita Gems (35) X 1 (526365) Tirupati Sarjan (31) X 0.7 (531814)
VBC Ferro Alloys (59) XT 0 . 2 ( 5 1 3 0 0 5 ) Yasho Industries (22) B 0.4 (541167)
South Ind.Bank (12) A 0.7 (532218) Swasti Vinayaka (101) X 0.2 (510245) Titagarh Wagons (44) A 0.9 (532966)
Vedanta (59) A 0.9 (500295) Yes Bank (12) A 1.1 (532648)
Spaceage Product (101) XT (538920) Swastika Investm (50) X 0.5 (530585) Titan Biotech (70) X 0.6 (524717)
Veejay Lak. Eng. (92) X 0.3 (522267) Yuken India (44) X 0.4 (522108)
Spandana Sphoort (50) A 1 (542759) Swiss Military (50) XT 0.2 (523558) Titan Company (35) A 0.8 (500114)
Veeram Securit. (35) B (540252)
SPARC (106) A 0.9 (532872) Symphony (36) A 0.5 (517385) Titan Securities (50) XT 0.1 (530045) Z
Speciality Rest. (57) B 0.8 (534425) Syncom Formul. (72) X 0.5 (524470) Torrent Pharma. (70) A 0.4 (500420) Venky’s (India) (106) A 0.7 (523261)
Venus Remedies (72) B 0.2 (526953) Z F Steering (10) X 0.5 (505163)
Spel Semiconduct (26) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 1 7 1 6 6 ) Syngene Intl. (70) A 0.4 (539268) Torrent Power (76) A 0.6 (532779)
Veritas (India) (101) XT 0.1 (512229) Zeal Aqua (4) T 0.2 (539963)
Spencer’s Retail (101) A 0.9 (542337) Systematix Corp. (50) X 0.3 (526506) Tour. Fin. Corp. (52) B 0.6 (526650)
Vesuvius India (81) A 0.4 (520113) Zee Entertainmen (47) A 1.2 (505537)
SpiceJet (103) A 1 (500285) Toyam Industries (101) XT0 . 4 ( 5 3 8 6 0 7 )
Sportking India (99) XT 0.4 (539221)
T Trans Fin. Res. (31) XT (526961) Vibrant Glo. Cap (50) T (538732) Zee Learn (30) B 0.8 (533287)
Victoria Mills (31) X 0.5 (503349) Zee Media (47) B 0.4 (532794)
Sr.Rayala.Hypo (22) B 1 (532842) T B Z (35) B 1.1 (534369) Transchem (71) X 0.7 (500422)
Vidhi Specialty (38) B 0.7 (531717) Zen Technologies (28) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 3 3 3 9 )
Sreeleathers (58) B 0.4 (535601) T N Newsprint (64) A 0.8 (531426) Transgene Biotek (56) XT 0 . 2 ( 5 2 6 1 3 9 )
Vijay Solvex (83) XT (531069) Zenith Exports (97) B 0.6 (512553)
SREI Infra. Fin. (50) T 0.9 (523756) T N Petro Prod. (22) B 0.6 (500777) Transpek Inds. (22) X 0.5 (506687)
Vikas Ecotech (75) B 0.3 (530961) Zenith Fibres (95) XT 0.4 (514266)
SRF (95) A 0.8 (503806) T N Telecom. (16) T (523419) Transport Corp. (106) A 0.6 (532349)
Vikas Lifecare (101) T 0.4 (542655) Zenith Health (72) XT 0.2 (530665)
SRG Housing (51) X 0.8 (534680) T.V. Today Netw. (47) A 0.5 (532515) Tree House Edu. (106) T 0 . 2 ( 5 3 3 5 4 0 )
Vikas Proppant (106) B 0.8 (531518) Zenlabs Ethica (101) X 0.3 (530697)
Sri Havisha (106) T (531322) TajGVK Hotels (57) A 0.7 (532390) Trejhara Solutio (28) B (542233)
Vikram Thermo (70) X 0.8 (530477) Zensar Tech. (28) A 0.4 (504067)
Sri KPR Inds. (75) X (514442) Take Solutions (28) A 1.1 (532890) Trent (101) A 0.7 (500251)
Vimta Labs (106) B 0.5 (524394) Zim Laboratories (72) XT 0 . 3 ( 5 4 1 4 0 0 )
Sri Nacha. Cott. (94) XT (521234) Tanfac Inds. (22) X 0.8 (506854) Trescon (106) X 0.1 (532159)
Vinati Organics (22) A 0.6 (524200) Zodiac Vent. (106) XT 0.3 (503641)
Srikalahas. Pip. (85) A 0.5 (513605) Tanla Platforms (28) T 0.3 (532790) Trident (97) A 0.9 (521064)
Vindhya Telelink (16) A 0.7 (517015) Zomato Ltd (106) B (543320)
SSPDL Ltd (31) X 0.2 (530821) TARC Ltd (31) T 0.5 (543249) Trigyn Techno. (28) B 1 (517562)
Vippy Spinpro (94) X 0.2 (514302) Zota Health Care (N) (70) -
St Bk of India (11) A 1.5 (500112) Tarmat (31) B 0.7 (532869) Trio Merc. Trad. (101) X 0.2 (534755)
Virat Industries (97) X 0.5 (530521) Zuari Agro Chem. (49) T 0.8 (534742)
Stampade Cap-DVR (50) T 0 . 3 ( 5 7 0 0 0 5 ) Tasty Bite Eat. (53) A 0.3 (519091) Triton Valves (10) X 0.6 (505978)
Visagar Polytex (101) B (506146) Zuari Global (31) T 0.7 (500780)
Stampede Cap. (50) T 0.2 (531723) Tata Chemicals (22) A 0.8 (500770) Triven.Engg.Ind. (88) A 0.7 (532356)
Visaka Industrie (20) B 0.7 (509055) Zydus Wellness (53) A 0.2 (531335)
Standard Surfact (34) XT 0 . 2 ( 5 2 6 2 3 1 ) Tata Coffee (89) A 0.7 (532301) Triveni Turbine (39) A 0.8 (533655)
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BOOK CLOSURES & RECORD DATES
Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose
21st Cent. Prin. 21.08 to 27.08 AGM & 73.5% Fin.Div Ganesha Ecosphe. 29.08 to 04.09 AGM & 20% Div Nath Bio-Genes 22.08 to 27.08 AGM & 20% Fin.Div
3M India 21.08 to 26.08 AGM Gateway Distr. 31.08 to 06.09 AGM Nava Bharat Vent 21.08 to 27.08 AGM
Action Const.Eq. 27.08 to 03.09 AGM & 25% Fin.Div Gloster Ltd 25.08 to 31.08 AGM & 250% Div Orient Paper 21.08 to 27.08 AGM & 25% Div
AIA Engineering 28.08 to 03.09 AGM & 450% Div Guj. Ambuja Exp 21.08 to 31.08 AGM & 60% Fin.Div Panama Petrochem 31.08 to 02.09 AGM & 100% Fin.Div
Apollo Hospitals 21.08 to 31.08 AGM & 60% Div Hatsun Agro 31.08 to 01.09 AGM PNB Housing 28.08 to 03.09 AGM
Apollo Pipes 26.08 to 02.09 AGM Hikal 27.08 to 02.09 AGM Poddar Pigments 02.09 to 08.09 AGM & 25% Fin.Div
Apollo Tricoat 26.08 to 02.09 AGM Himatsing. Seide 22.08 to 28.08 AGM & 10% Fin.Div Power Fin.Corpn. 02.09 to 21.09 AGM
Arihant Super. 22.08 to 28.08 AGM HLE Glascoat 01.09 to 03.09 AGM & 40% Div PPAP Automotive 28.08 to 02.09 AGM & 10% Fin.Div
Ashiana Housing 04.09 to 08.09 AGM & 20% Fin.Div India Cements 02.09 to 08.09 AGM & 10% Div Prec. Wires (I) 26.08 to 01.09 AGM & 40% Fin.Div
Ashok Leyland 02.09 to 08.09 AGM & 60% Fin.Div India Motor Part 01.09 to 08.09 AGM & 100% Div Ramkrishna Forg. 04.09 to 11.09 AGM
Astral 25.08 to 31.08 AGM & 100% Fin.Div Indian Energy Ex 27.08 to 02.09 AGM Resonance Speci. 21.08 to 26.08 AGM
Aurobindo Pharma 24.08 to 26.08 AGM Info Edg.(India) 21.08 to 27.08 AGM Rossell India 02.09 to 09.09 AGM & 15% Fin.Div
Balaji Telefilms 25.08 to 31.08 AGM Interglobe Aviat 25.08 to 31.08 AGM Rupa & Co 25.08 to 31.08 AGM, 200% Spl &
Bannari Amm.Sug. 03.09 to 09.09 AGM & 100% Div Ipca Labs. 28.08 to 02.09 AGM 300% Div
Benares Hotels 27.08 to 07.09 AGM J B Chem & Pharm 03.09 to 09.09 AGM & 400% Fin.Div Sarda Energy 23.08 to 27.08 AGM & 75% Fin.Div
Bengal & Assam 01.09 to 08.09 AGM & 75% Div JCT 25.08 to 31.08 AGM Selan Expl. Tech 31.08 to 07.09 AGM
Berger Paints 21.08 to 27.08 AGM & 280% Div Jenburkt Pharma 01.09 to 07.09 AGM & 102% Div Sharda Motor 21.08 to 27.08 AGM & 131.5% Fin.Div
Birla Tyres 25.08 to 31.08 AGM JK Agri Genetics 01.09 to 07.09 AGM & 15% Div Snowman Logistic 26.08 to 03.09 AGM
Bombay Dyeing 03.09 to 09.09 AGM JK Tyre & Indust 21.08 to 27.08 AGM & 100% Div Solar Industries 21.08 to 31.08 AGM & 300% Fin.Div
Britannia Inds. 01.09 to 06.09 AGM KCP 28.08 to 03.09 AGM & 200% Div Solara Active 21.08 to 25.08 AGM & 30% Div
Capacit’e Infra. 01.09 to 07.09 AGM K P R Mill Ltd 03.09 to 09.09 AGM & 15% Fin.Div SRG Housing 27.08 to 03.09 AGM
CCL Products 21.08 to 26.08 100% Fin.Div Kakatiya Cement 27.08 to 02.09 AGM & 30% Fin.Div Sterlite Tech. 24.08 to 26.08 AGM & 100% Fin.Div
Century Plyboard 02.09 to 08.09 AGM & 100% Fin.Div Kalyani Steels 28.08 to 03.09 AGM & 150% Div Sun Pharma.Inds. 25.08 to 31.08 AGM & 200% Fin.Div
Chambal Fert. 25.08 to 26.08 AGM & 45% Fin.Div Kanchi Karpooram 28.08 to 03.09 AGM & 40% Div Sundaram Finance 26.08 to 06.09 AGM & 60% Fin.Div
D-Link India 21.08 to 27.08 AGM & 90% Fin.Div KEI Industries 02.09 to 08.09 AGM Sunflag Iron 04.09 to 13.09 AGM
DCM Shriram Inds 27.08 to 08.09 AGM & 25% Fin.Div Kitex Garments 01.09 to 07.09 AGM & 150% Fin.Div Suprajit Engg. 28.08 to 03.09 AGM & 100% Fin.Div
Dhampur Sugar 24.08 to 30.08 AGM Kokuyo Camlin 27.08 to 31.08 AGM TRIL 04.09 to 07.09 AGM & 10% Fin.Div
Edelweiss.Fin. 28.08 to 02.09 AGM & 55% Fin.Div Kovai Medical 04.09 to 16.09 AGM & 30% Fin.Div TPL Plastech 03.09 to 09.09 AGM & 35% Fin.Div
Electrost.Cast. 28.08 to 03.09 AGM & 25% Div Lumax Auto Tech. 24.08 to 31.08 AGM & 150% Fin.Div TVS Srichakra 27.08 to 09.09 AGM & 300% Div
Emami Paper 21.08 to 27.08 AGM Lumax Industries 24.08 to 31.08 AGM & 70% Fin.Div Ugro Capital 26.08 to 01.09 AGM
ERIS Lifescience 25.08 to 25.08 AGM MRPL 27.08 to 04.09 AGM Vakrangee 24.08 to 30.08 AGM & 10% Fin.Div
Fermenta Biotec. 27.08 to 03.09 AGM & 50% Fin.Div Macrotech Devel. 26.08 to 03.09 AGM Victory Paper 31.08 to 06.09 AGM
GNFC 21.08 to 25.08 AGM & 80% Div Majesco 01.09 to 06.09 AGM VST Till. Tract. 21.08 to 27.08 AGM & 200% Fin.Div
Gallantt Ispat 25.08 to 31.08 AGM Maral Overseas 25.08 to 31.08 AGM Welspun Enterp 21.08 to 23.08 AGM & 15% Fin.Div
Gallantt Metal 25.08 to 31.08 AGM Multi Comm. Exc. 28.08 to 03.09 AGM & 276% Fin.Div Z F Steering 21.08 to 28.08 AGM
FORTHCOMING BOARD MEETINGS

Date Company Purpose Date Company Purpose Date Company Purpose
21/08/2021 ARSS Infra Rslts 24/08/2021 Diligent Indust. Rslts 20/09/2021 Wanbury Rslts
21/08/2021 India Steel Rslts 24/08/2021 GVK Power Infra. Rslts 21/09/2021 Vipul Ltd Rslts
21/08/2021 Nitin Castings Div 25/08/2021 T N Telecom. Rslts
RIGHTS / BONUS / STOCK SPLIT ANNOUNCEMENTS

Company Ratio Company Ratio Company Ratio
BONUS TPL Plastech 1:1 IRCTC 1:5
ANG Lifesciences 1:1 JTL Infra 1:5
APL Apollo Tubes 1:1 STOCK SPLIT Raghuvir Synth 1 : 10
Apollo Tricoat 1:1 Artemis Medicare 1 : 10
G K P Printing 1:1 Capital Trade Lk 10 : 1 RIGHTS
GEE 1 : 10 CL Educate 1:2 Natural Capsules 1:2
RIGHTS / BONUS / STOCK SPLIT RECORD DATES & EX-RIGHTS / EX-BONUS / EX-STOCK SPLIT
Company Ratio Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt, XR, XB, SS Company Ratio Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt, XR, XB, SS
BONUS STOCK SPLIT
Rajnandini Metal Ltd 1 : 2 R.D. 03/09/2021 Smart Finsec Ltd 1 : 10 R.D. 31/08/2021
XB from 02/09/2021 SS from 30/08/2021
Swasti Vinayaka Synthetics Ltd 2 : 7 R.D. 24/08/2021
XB from 23/08/2021
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COMPANY IND. PRICE (Rs) TTM TTM P/E COMPANY IND. PRICE (Rs) TTM TTM P/E
NO. 16-08-2021 YEAR EPS (Rs) NO. 16-08-2021 YEAR EPS (Rs)
Aditya Birla Cap 50 114 202106 5.1 * 22.4 Kalpataru Power 102 427 202106 37.4 * 11.4
Ador Welding 41 711 202106 14.1 * 50.3 Kanpur Plastipa. 62 243 202106 24.5 9.9
Advanced Enzyme 22 384 202106 13.4 * 28.6 Kansai Nerolac 63 629 202106 11.3 * 55.6
Akzo Nobel 63 2226 202106 66.7 * 33.4 KEI Industries 15 741 202106 33.5 * 22.1
Ambika Cotton 94 1523 202106 172.5 8.8 Kotak Mah. Bank 12 1781 202106 50.2 * 35.5
Apollo Pipes 75 1339 202106 39.1 34.3 KSB 78 1176 202106 41.9 * 28.1
Asian Paints 63 2972 202106 36.4 * 81.7 L & T Infotech 27 4773 202106 115.1 * 41.5
Atul Auto 8 206 202106 -3.7 * 0.0 L G Balakrishnan 10 463 202106 51.8 * 8.9
Automotive Axles 10 1232 202106 34.0 36.3 Larsen & Toubro 45 1656 202106 40.9 * 40.5
Axis Bank 12 762 202106 27.6 * 27.6 LIC Housing Fin. 51 393 202106 41 * 9.6
Bajaj Auto 8 3748 202106 194.6 * 19.3 M&M 6 799 202106 45.9 * 17.4
Bajaj Finance 50 6376 202106 73.9 * 86.3 M M Forgings 17 749 202106 34.4 * 21.8
Bayer Crop Sci. 68 5865 202106 109.3 53.7 Mahindra CIE 17 245 202106 8.4 * 29.1
Bharat Electron 43 174 202106 8.5 * 20.5 Mahindra Logis. 106 699 202106 8* 87.7
Bharat Forge 17 805 202106 7.5 * 108.0 Maruti Suzuki 6 6829 202106 169.9 * 40.2
Birla Corpn. 18 1344 202106 98.1 * 13.7 Mastek 28 2445 202106 93.8 * 26.1
Britannia Inds. 54 3654 202106 70.9 * 51.5 Muthoot Finance 50 1475 202106 97.9 * 15.1
CDSL 106 1231 202106 20.9 * 59.0 Nilkamal Ltd 75 2631 202106 96.2 * 27.3
Carborundum Uni. 1 714 202106 18.6 * 38.5 Nitin Spinners 94 216 202106 24.6 8.8
Container Corpn. 106 676 202106 12.5 * 54.0 Patels Airtemp 44 201 202106 22.4 * 9.0
CRISIL 106 2517 202106 52.8 * 47.6 Petronet LNG 106 215 202106 20.7 * 10.4
Elantas Beck 22 3805 202106 93.8 40.5 Poddar Pigments 22 365 202106 25.2 14.5
EPL Ltd 62 234 202106 8* 29.3 Power Grid Corpn 76 181 202106 18.8 * 9.6
Esab India 41 1912 202106 47.1 40.6 PPAP Automotive 10 250 202106 9.6 * 26.2
Escorts 7 1264 202106 71 * 17.8 Prec. Wires (I) 59 223 202106 22.4 10.0
Federal Bank 12 85 202106 7.7 * 11.1 REC Ltd 52 152 202106 44.6 * 3.4
Foseco India 22 1511 202106 43.6 34.7 RHI Magnestia 81 358 202106 9.8 * 36.7
Garware Tech. 97 3254 202106 83.7 * 38.9 Roto Pumps 78 233 202106 15.7 * 14.8
GMM Pfaudler 44 4368 202106 83.5 * 52.3 Sahyadri Industr 20 705 202106 73.9 9.5
Goodyear India 105 1057 202106 72.7 14.5 Samkrg Pistons 10 165 202106 19.8 8.3
Greenpanel Inds. 106 255 202106 11 * 23.2 Savita Oil Tech 69 1690 202106 210.4 8.0
Grindwell Norton 1 1196 202106 24.8 * 48.2 SBI Life Insuran 50 1140 202106 12.9 88.5
Gulf Oil Lubric. 22 598 202106 42.4 14.1 Schaeffler India 13 6797 202106 167.2 40.6
HDFC 51 2730 202106 111.7 * 24.4 Sheela Foam 100 2322 202106 51.5 * 45.1
HCL Technologies 27 1123 202106 42.1 * 26.7 SKF India 13 2812 202106 76.3 36.9
HDFC AMC 50 2949 202106 64.2 45.9 St Bk of India 11 425 202106 28 * 15.2
HDFC Bank 12 1529 202106 59.3 * 25.8 Stovec Inds. 92 2653 202106 129.8 20.4
HDFC Life Insur. 50 673 202106 5.8 * 115.5 Sudarshan Chem. 38 630 202106 21.5 * 29.3
Heidelberg Cem. 18 260 202106 14.8 17.6 Sundram Fasten. 48 769 202106 24.1 * 31.9
Hero Motocorp 9 2749 202106 155.9 * 17.6 Supreme Inds. 75 2036 202106 87.2 * 23.3
High Energy Bat. 39 1799 202106 117.8 15.3 Swaraj Engines 46 1770 202106 97.5 18.2
Hikal 71 679 202106 13.7 * 49.6 TCS 27 3472 202106 95.5 * 36.3
Hil Ltd 20 5590 202106 351.6 * 15.9 Tech Mahindra 27 1368 202106 49.6 * 27.6
Hind. Unilever 66 2428 202106 35.4 * 68.7 Tide Water Oil 22 2031 202106 84.3 * 24.1
Honeywell Auto 43 40256 202106 513.0 78.5 TTK Prestige 36 8819 202106 189.4 * 46.6
Huhtamaki India 62 272 202106 7.2 37.7 Vesuvius India 81 1209 202106 31.5 38.3
Igarashi Motors 10 457 202106 12.7 36.0 Vidhi Specialty 38 333 202106 8.7 * 38.5
Indian Hume Pipe 31 221 202106 10.8 20.5 Visaka Industrie 20 755 202106 70.9 * 10.6
Infosys 27 1705 202106 47.7 * 35.7 Volt.Transform. 39 1478 202106 107.5 13.8
Ingersoll-Rand 25 967 202106 28.7 33.7 Whirlpool India 36 1999 202106 28.5 * 70.2
ISGEC Heavy 44 700 202106 30 * 23.4 WPIL 78 862 202106 69.9 * 12.3
JMC Projects 31 108 202106 0.9 * 0.0 Zydus Wellness 53 2236 202106 45.9 * 48.7
* indicates that EPS is consolidated. TTM: Trailing 12-months. This issue Igarshi Motors and Greenpanel Industries replace Plastiblends and 3m India
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Igarashi Motors India S&P BSE Sensex
Motors to growth is up 18%
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Motors to growth Increasing motor per car with newer models turning,
widening product portfolio of new applications to drive volume growth
Igarashi Motors India (IMIL) is engaged in about 42% of its revenue come from ex-
the business of assembling DC motors and BSVI boost for domestic TAM volume ports to USA and 24% to Europe. The bal-
actuation systems for various automotive ance 34% was accounted by Asia including
Domestic TAM motor volume growth
and non-automotive applications. Japan- India. The company’s exports are to Glo-
expected from FY2022, with penetration
based Igarashi Electric Works (IGJ) either bal Tier I customers and its key interna-
into the 4W domestic market due to
directly or its subsidiaries holds a stake of tional clients are Bosch, Continental’s,
adoption of BS-VI norms
75% [54.46% by Agile Electric Sub Assem- Cooper, Belorto, Delphi, Magneti Marelli,
bly (AESPL); 12.59% by Igarashi Electric Pierburg, Valeo and Visteon.
Works (IGJ); 7.94% by M S Igarashi Elec- For the quarter ended June 2021, sales
tric Works HK] in the company as end of jumped up 226% to Rs 148.39 crore. With
March 31, 2021. OPM standing positive at 11.6% compared
The company, which is a pioneer in to negative 6.2%, the operating profit was
Torque Actuator Motors (TAM), a variety Rs 17.16 crore against a loss of Rs 2.84 crore
of DC motor for Electronic Throttle Con- in the corresponding previous period. Even-
trol (ETC) application, has now widened tually the PAT was a profit of RS 3.75 crore
its motor portfolio to EGR, WGA, VGT Price on BSE in Rs. FV: Rs 10 compared to a loss of Rs 10.52 crore in the
and CCV applications. The demand for such corresponding previous period.
applications are on upward trend due to BEE coming into effect from January 1, 2022, For FY 2021, the sales were flat at Rs
stringent emission norms for conventional the BLDC motors will replace the current in- 532.86 crore despite operations of the com-
and hybrid variants across the globe. duction motors. Considering domestic ceiling pany was disturbed by the national lockdown
As new cars are becoming feature rich fan market size of 65 million units, the oppor- in April 2020 and subsequent restrictions to
such as Electric Parking Brake (EPB) and tunity is sizeable. The company is also in the contain covid pandemic. With OPM contract-
others new applications that also to drive process of standardising the same motor and ing by 70 bps to 13.8%, the operating profit
growth going forward. Since EPB is com- controller platform for various other appli- was down by 5% to Rs 73.78 crore. The
mon for both ICE/BEV technology, the com- ances. Contribution of BLDC motors to PBT was flat at RS 32.45 crore gained largely
pany is focused on adapting its product FY2021 top-line is just about 5% and the by lower interest cost. The taxation was up
portfolio in this space with new launches company expects that to increase to 1/3rd 168% to Rs 6.83 crore and thus the PAT was
targeting both domestic and global markets. couple of years down the line. down 14% to Rs 25.62 crore.
Thus the number of motors per car has in- Exports accounts for close to 80-90% Second wave of covid pandemic in the
creased to 2.9 from 2.4 few years back. of the revenues of the company. In FY2020 country is currently under control. This along
Domestic TAM motor volume growth with increased vaccination both in India and
is expected from FY2022, with penetration developed markets of US/Europe, the de-
HIgarshi Motors: Financials mand recovery for automotive industry is
into the 4W domestic market due to adop-
tion of BS-VI norms. Towards this, it has 2003(12) 2103(12) 2203(12) 2303(12P) expected from quarter ended Sep 2021.
launched 10 programmes for the top domes- Sales 534.39 532.86 684.48 779.89 Armed with wide range of motors cater-
tic Tier-1 customers with few more launches OPM (%) 14.48 13.8 15.5 16.1
ing to diverse applications in both automo-
in the pipeline. Similarly, Indian 2-wheeler bile and non-automobile space the company
OP 77.40 73.78 105.92 125.56
OEMs are looking at changeover from Car- is expected to see strong volume growth by
Other inc. 11.67 9.54 9.19 10.02
burettor system to electronic throttle valve meeting demand arising out of growing new
PBIDT 89.07 83.31 115.11 135.58 verticals as well as existing verticals. Weak
system (BSVI), which has also contributed
Interest 14.08 6.18 6.21 6.08 rupee also provide cream with majority of
to expansion of the product portfolio to 2W
TAM in the domestic market with leading PBDT 74.99 77.13 108.90 129.50 the revenue for the company come from ex-
market players. The company is on the 150+ Dep. 42.54 44.68 46.69 49.96 ports. With ability to pass on any rise in
cc segment of around 15-25% in the 2W PBT 32.46 32.45 62.21 79.54 material cost to customers along with oper-
market in the near term. Total Tax 2.55 6.83 13.08 16.70 ating leverage, the margin is expected to im-
The company has recently diversified into PAT 29.91 25.62 49.13 62.83 prove with operating leverage.
manufacture of BLDC motors for appliances EPS (Rs)* 9.50 8.1 15.6 20.0
We expect the company to register con-
such as ceiling fans and have put up a capacity * Annualized on current equity of Rs 31.4750 crore.
solidated EPS of Rs 15.6 for FY2022 and
of 2 million/annum for the same. Under the Face Value: Rs 10. # EPS is not annualised due to Rs 20 for FY23. The scrip traded around Rs
new energy labelling norms for ceiling fans by seasonality of business. Source: Capitaline Database 457 on August 16, 2021.
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come operational by end of FY2022. We year and 128% over the quarter to Rs 145.3
have decided to undertake capex of Rs70 Higher capital base crore. The Ebitda margins expanded 933 bps
crore to Rs 80 crore to set up an additional over the year and 747 bps over the quarter
Shree Renuka Sugars’ revenues from
acetonitrile plant, with capacity of 50 tonnes to 19.73%.
distillery were up 44% but sugar-refinery
per day, at our 90-acre greenfield project. Ravi Goenka, the Chairman and MD,
fell 52% over Q1 June 2020. Equity will be
The plant is likely to get commissioned dur- issued to collect Rs 1500 crore Laxmi Organic Industries, said, “We deliv-
ing FY2023.” ered a robust financial performance in Q1June
The board approved setting up a new 50 2021. Operating revenues came in at Rs 689.7
plant to manufacture acetonitrile to meet the 40 crore as against Rs 353.7 crore a year ago and
growing demand. The utilization of the ex- Sh.Renuka Sugar Rs 467.4 crore a quarter ago. The strong
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isting capacity of 9000 tonnes per annum growth in revenues was fuelled by 102%
(tpa) is 60%. The new plant will increase 20 growth in acetyl intermediates (AI) and 126%
the capacity by 16,500 tpa at a cost of Rs 10 specialty intermediates over the year. Simi-
70-80 crore. The capacity will come on larly, AI grew 31% and SI was up 53% over
0 l l l l l l
stream in 12 to 18 months. The project will A’21 M J J A the quarter. The strong performance in AI
be financed via internal accruals. Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 1 business was attributed to higher realizations,
PI Industries’ consolidated net profit whereas the SI business was driven by vol-
rose 28.7% to Rs 187.20 crore on a 12.6% value chain. We continue to drive sustainable umes and pricing. The SI business recorded
increase in net sales to Rs 1193.80 crore in agriculture, launching our new global busi- the highest volumes and delivered 20% ex-
Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. PBT ness unit: Natural Plant Protection, dedicated port revenue. The demand from end-user in-
jumped 19.9% to Rs 227.70 crore. A busi- to natural and biologically derived agricultural dustries also remained strong. This resulted
ness transfer agreement was executed with inputs and technologies. We also launched in corresponding growth of 268% over the
Ind Swift Laboratories (ISLL) and certain nurture. farm, a digital platform advancing year and 146% over the quarter in Ebitda and
identified promoters of ISLL for the acqui- resilience for farmers and the food system.” 431% over the year and 216% over the quar-
sition, either itself or through its affiliate, of Gujarat Fluorochemicals’ consoli- ter in profit after tax.
the API business division by way of a slump dated net profit jumped 115.36% to Rs “Floods in Maharashtra in July impaired
sale on a going concern basis. ISLL manu- 151.16 crore on 63.27% higher revenues operations in Mahad. The SI unit was se-
factures API and intermediates. from operations to Rs 911.94 crore in Q1June verely affected as it suffered a complete shut-
PI Industries expects to create signifi- 2021 over Q1June 2021. Net profit in- down in operations with flooding, lack of elec-
cant value by leveraging combined capabili- creased 37% and revenues from operations tricity, and other structural damages brought
ties and unlock synergies. The API business grew by 8.53% over Q4March 2021. PBT by the flood. We are insured adequately, in-
of ISLL has diversified portfolio of 20+ grew 30.54% over the quarters and 105.64% cluding loss of profit. Currently we are amidst
products with a strong position in several over the year to Rs 206.34 crore. assessing our damages and the insurance sur-
of them along with a good R&D product Hikal’s consolidated net profit increased vey is underway. Suffice to say that this will
pipeline. The parties have agreed that the 3.369 times to Rs 50.54 crore in Q1June 2021 have a significant impact on our performance
enterprise value of the API business divi- from Q1 June 2020. Total revenues from op- in Q2 September 2021. As a company, we
sion on a debt-free and a cash-free basis will erations increased 29.5% to Rs 456.78 crore. are strong and resilient, and we have proved
be Rs 1530 crore and will be paid in cash. The pharmaceuticals segment’s revenues that time and again. So, we are certain that we
However, the agreed enterprise value will were up 28.3% to Rs 274.07 crore and the will be able to emerge stronger from this chal-
be subject to adjustments on account of crop protection revenues were up 31.3% to lenge as well.”
working capital, dues of lenders and un- Rs 182.71 crore. PBT stood 3x higher at Rs In its outlook, Laxmi Organics Indus-
funded employee liabilities. The deal will be 68.39 crore. Net profit remained flat and to- tries said that on-going capital expenditures
executed within three months from the date tal revenues from operations declined 14.2% at the speciality manufacturing site will be
of execution of the agreement. over Q4 March 2021. delayed due to the flood. However, the
UPL’s consolidated net profit grew 23% Sumitomo Chemical India’s consoli- fluorochemicals site has been relatively un-
to Rs 678 crore on 9% incline in revenues to dated net profit increased 33.4% to Rs affected and the ongoing capex plans at Lote
Rs 8515 crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 105.75 crore on 20.7% higher net sales to Parshuram site remain on track. Q1 gave a
June 2020. PBT declined 25% to Rs 597 Rs 782 crore in Q1June 2021 over Q1 June good start. However, the market has started
crore. Deferred tax credit of Rs 337 crore 2020. Net profit grew 95.4% and net sales to correct in Q2. Supported by the robust
aided net profit. Ebitda grew by 9% to Rs went up 46.4% over Q4 March 2021. PBT Q1, we remain focused to achieve our
1862 crore, supported by a favourable prod- stood up 30.7% to Rs 142.34 crore. Current FY2022 annual business plans despite the
uct mix and realisations partly offset by cost tax expenses rose 12.7% to Rs 36.46 crore. flood-related disruptions.
pressures. The Ebitda margins slightly im- Laxmi Organic Industries’ consoli- BASF India posted net profit of Rs
proved to 21.9% from 21.7%. dated net profit soared 379% to Rs 102 crore 197.28 crore in Q1 June 2021 as against net
Jai Shroff, the CEO, UPL, said, “We have on 82.4% jump in net sales to Rs 736 crore loss of Rs 31.18 crore reported in Q1June
delivered strong and robust performance in Q1June2021 over Q1June2020. PBT was 2020.Net sales surged 68.8% to Rs 3009.55
owing to our differentiated offerings, digiti- sharply higher at Rs 135.86 crore from Rs crore. Net profit soared 253% and net sales
zation, and collaborations across the food 27.47 crore. Ebitda spurted 246% over the increased 7.54% over Q4 March 2021. PBT
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NSE Mid-cap 100 index constituents down 20% and more from their 52-week highs
COMPANY CMP (Rs) M-CAP 52-WEEK HIGH G/L FROM 52-WEEK LOW G/L FROM P/E DIVIDEND SOURCE
(13-AUG-2021) ( Rs cr) DATE (Rs) 52-WKH (%) DATE (Rs) 52-WKL (%) YIELD (%)
Vodafone Idea 6.30 18103.30 15-01-21 13.80 -54.35 05-08-21 4.55 -23.64 0.00 0.00 RES
Dhani Services 208.55 10992.98 11-01-21 395.95 -47.33 07-08-20 127.00 -11.09 0.00 0.00 QLY
Adani Total Gas 917.20 100874.58 03-06-21 1679.00 -45.37 07-08-20 153.00 -0.54 174.70 0.03 QLY
RBL Bank 176.15 10542.17 08-01-21 274.30 -35.78 24-09-20 156.10 -7.92 0.00 0.00 QLY
IDFC First Bank 45.50 28259.15 04-03-21 69.30 -34.34 07-08-20 26.75 -12.42 0.00 0.00 QLY
Alembic Pharma 770.05 15136.34 17-12-20 1145.00 -32.75 11-08-21 744.30 -1.03 14.54 1.82 QLY
Bank of India 68.40 25294.96 19-02-21 101.40 -32.54 30-10-20 38.20 -4.54 12.83 0.00 QLY
M & M Fin. Serv. 151.35 18699.75 15-02-21 224.30 -32.52 23-09-20 112.70 1.78 0.00 0.53 QLY
BHEL 55.60 19360.27 09-06-21 79.55 -30.11 16-10-20 26.75 -7.64 0.00 0.00 RES
Zee Entertainmen 183.25 17601.45 04-02-21 261.00 -29.79 07-08-20 148.75 -7.96 16.70 1.36 QLY
Amara Raja Batt. 729.25 12456.50 15-01-21 1025.55 -28.89 29-07-21 693.15 4.95 19.55 1.51 FIN
Whirlpool India 2027.45 25722.26 22-01-21 2787.00 -27.25 17-08-20 1980.10 -5.25 71.14 0.25 QLY
Indiamart Inter. 7242.20 22005.19 05-02-21 9950.00 -27.21 12-08-20 2876.00 1.35 74.95 0.21 QLY
Bombay Burmah 1146.80 8001.44 10-08-20 1565.00 -26.72 26-03-21 1101.00 -7.78 21.63 0.10 RES
LIC Housing Fin. 398.15 20093.16 11-06-21 542.45 -26.60 07-08-20 258.50 -4.04 9.72 2.14 QLY
L&T Fin.Holdings 84.45 20883.53 03-03-21 113.40 -25.53 25-09-20 51.71 -2.09 20.85 0.00 QLY
City Union Bank 150.30 11104.50 18-11-20 200.00 -24.85 13-08-20 116.55 0.03 18.15 0.20 QLY
Exide Inds. 166.25 14131.25 09-02-21 219.30 -24.19 09-09-20 153.60 -4.56 16.56 1.20 QLY
Manappuram Fin. 165.70 14024.26 30-07-21 218.00 -23.99 22-04-21 139.10 -20.57 7.82 1.21 QLY
Hind.Aeronautics 1088.95 36413.13 14-08-20 1423.00 -23.48 04-11-20 658.00 -1.00 11.09 2.75 QLY
Union Bank (I) 35.00 23921.62 18-02-21 45.25 -22.65 16-10-20 23.10 -7.53 6.57 0.00 QLY
Indiabulls Hous. 249.65 11544.51 16-06-21 313.70 -20.42 25-09-20 127.75 -11.08 9.54 3.60 QLY
Source: Source of result for P/E and dividend yield based on latest TTM QLY: quarterly results, FIN: Financial year (annual report) and RES: Result full year. G/L: Gain/Loss. NA: Not available.
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spurted 66.6% to Rs 248.44 crore from Q4 all products sub-categories of MDF includ- lets, other materials and service climbed up
March 2021 and against pre-tax loss of Rs ing thin and thick, prelam and other value- 345.10% to Rs 65.03 crore.
40.6 crore in Q1 June 2020. added products in phased manner. Iron ore production rose 35% to 89.10
Finolex Industries’ consolidated net Manoj Tulsian, the MD and CEO, lakh tonnes (lt), while iron ore sales jumped
profit surged 156.6% to Rs 145.52 crore on Greenply Industries, said, “With the 51% to 94.49 lt. The average sales realisation
71.8% jump in net sales to Rs 965.72 crore change in consumers demand in the cur- jumped 123% to Rs 6823 per tonne.
in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. PBT rent scenario, the MDF industry is ex- S&P Global Ratings raised the long-term
soared 156.6% to Rs 198.44 crore. Volumes pected to grow rapidly due to its versa- issuer credit rating on Tata Steel and its
in the pipes and fittings segment grew 5.5% tile application. The investment will help subsidiary Abja Investment Company to BB
to 55,819 mt and of the PVC resin segment us to capitalize on this long-term oppor- from BB-, while maintaining stable outlook
climbed up 10.6% to 50,249 mt. tunity and establish leadership in the west- and raised the long-term issue rating on the
Prakash P Chhabria, the Executive ern untapped market. The plant is strate- senior unsecured notes issued by Anja to
Chairman, Finolex Industries, said, “After gically located in the agricultural belt, BB from BB-due to the management’s com-
reaching all-time highs, PVC prices seem to ensuring easy procurement of raw mate- mitment to deleverage, supported by above-
be cooling off, a positive sign for further rials, and has proximity to seaports average strength in steel prices.
opening up of the market.” and highways.” Adjusted debt is estimated to fall to Rs
Greenply Industries will foray into NMDC’s iron ore production climbed 600 billion by FY 2023 in base case, from
making of medium density fibre (MDF) up 39.72% to 3.06 mt in July 2021 from about Rs 915 billion end March 2021, sig-
boards. For this purpose, it will acquire Baahu July 2020. Iron ore sales jumped 28.01% to nificantly outperforming the stated inten-
Panels Pvt Ltd as a wholly owned subsid- 3.29 mt. The Union government held tion to reduce debt by at least US$1 billion
iary. A greenfield manufacturing plant will be 60.29% stake end June 2021. per year, and continue the trend of declining
setup in Vadodara, Gujarat, at an estimated Consolidated net profit soared 500.14% debt from March 2020, when the company
cost of Rs 548 crore. The plant, with an in- to Rs 3191.45 crore on 236.11% jump in reported Rs 1.1 trillion in debt.
stalled capacity of 800 cubic meter (cbm) per revenues from operations to Rs 6,512.21 While growth in capital expenditure has
day, will have revenue potential of Rs 600- crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. been resumed, the increase is still small in
650 crore per annum at its peak utilisation. It PBT surged 461.93% to Rs 4261.99 crore. relation to the operating cash flows and does
is expected to commence operations by Revenues from the iron ore business grew not affect the path of deleveraging. Capex of
Q4March 2023. There are plans to produce 235.28% to Rs 6447.18 crore and from pel- about Rs 110 billion is expected annually,
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up from about Rs 70 billion in FY2021. relationships, superior distribution net-

In base case, Ebitda will be Rs 350 bil- Adding muscle work, rolling out brands and developing new
lion and free operating cash flow about Rs Balaji Amines’ volumes surged 28% and products and solutions in steel and new ma-
350 billion to Rs 400 billion over FY 2022 PBT 211% over Q1 June 2020. Besides a terials. We are also focused on value accretive
and FY 2023 despite the assumption of a di-methyl carbonate plant, another growth. Our five-mtpa phase II expansion
10% decline in steel prices in FY2023 from acetonitrile plant will come up in Odisha is progressing well. It will drive
the current level. The deleveraging should 3600 product-mix enrichment and cost reduction,
improve the resilience of the credit metrics further strengthening our competitive posi-
through the steel price cycle. The ratio of 3100 tion. We have accelerated capex allocation
funds from operations (FFO)-to-debt is ex- for the six-mtpa pellet plant and the CRM
pected to remain above 25% even at mid- 2600
complex. Both are expected to be commis-
Balaji Amines
cycle prices, a level at which the Ebitda per 2100
sioned by H1 of CY2022.”
tonne is set to be about half the current level. Jindal Steel & Power (JSPL) reported
The FFO-to-debt ratio is projected to be 1600 l l l l l l a sharp recovery in steel sales during July
about 15% at the bottom of the steel cycle, A’21 M J J A 2021, returning to growth path. Steel sales
well above the 6% reported in FY2020. Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 2 rose 5% over the year and jumped 21% over
The commissioning of the ongoing five- the month to 6.7 lakh tonnes in July 2021.
mt per year capacity expansion at the declined 2.6% over the quarter to 4.63 mt, Steel production increased 8% to 6.5 lakh
Kalinganagar facility in Odisha will signifi- affected by the supply of over 47,800 tonnes tonnes. Exports accounted for more than
cantly strengthen the credit profile over the of liquid medical oxygen to hospitals during 40% of the total sales volumes due to high
next three to four years, especially so since the quarter amid the second wave of covid- spot demand from international markets.
the facility will be added without material 19 pandemic. Overall deliveries soared V R Sharma, the MD, JSPL, said, “De-
debt and will improve profitability with ac- 41.7% over the year but declined 11% over spite the second wave of covid-19-related
companying cold-rolled mill and pellet plant the quarter to 4.15 mt due to partial disruptions, we are on track to achieve our
facilities also being set up. In addition, the lockdowns announced by some of the states annual target of 8.25 mt for FY2022. Fur-
European operations are expected to be and temporary shutdowns in few steel- con- ther, covid-19 cases have come down, giv-
Ebitda positive in the forecast period, al- suming sectors amidst the second wave of ing a major relief to the industry. The effec-
though their contribution to the group’s over- covid-19 pandemic. To compensate for the tive vaccination campaign driven by the
all earnings will be small. softness in domestic demand, exports were Union government will encourage workers
The stable outlook reflects the view that increased to 16% of the total sales. to return to construction sites and help speed
Tata Steel can adequately deleverage to re- The highest-ever quarterly Ebitda of Rs up manufacturing, which will likely to boost
duce volatility in credit metrics during indus- 13946 crore was achieved, with 13.4% over domestic demand.”
try downturns and continue favourable fi- the quarter and 9.6x over the year growth along Consolidated net profit from continued
nancial policies, especially toward leverage. with the highest ever profit after tax recorded operations surged 967.29% to Rs 2515.71
Consolidated net profit stood at Rs at Rs 9593 crore as against Rs 411 crore in crore on 62.78% jump in total revenue from
9768.34 crore in Q1 June 2021 compared Q1Juen 2020. Tata Steel BSL registered its operations to Rs 10609.50 crore in Q1 June
with net loss of Rs 4648.13 crore in Q1 highest-ever quarterly Ebitda of Rs 3118 crore. 2021 over Q1 June 2020.PBT soared
June 2020. Revenues from operations surged Tata Steel Long Products also registered its 818.11% to Rs 3409.62 crore.
110.3% to Rs 52574.34 crore. PBT was at highest-ever quarterly Ebitda of Rs 554 crore. Steel production was 2.01 mt in Q1June
Rs 12076.75 crore as against pre-tax loss of Steel deliveries at Tata Steel Europe surged 2021 as against 1.67 mt in Q1June 2020.
Rs 3380.58 crore. Exceptional loss stood at 17.4% over the year to 2.33 mt. The Ebitda Sales stood at 1.61 mt compared with 1.56
Rs 182 crore compared with Rs 58 crore. improved sharply to £150 million. mt. Despite adverse market conditions due
Consolidated production grew 42.23% TV Narendran, the CEO and MD, Tata to second wave of covid-19 and ensuing
to 7.88 mt. Deliveries climbed up 33.14% Steel, said, “Over the last 15 months, the lockdowns, Q1 June 2021 numbers were
to 7.11 mt. Ebitda soared 25.7 times to Rs global economy has been recovering driven resilient. While domestic demand was sub-
16185 crore with improved realization across by policy support and progressive vaccina- dued, buoyant export markets continued to
key entities. Free cash flow stood at Rs 3553 tion which has led to improvement in busi- provide support with exports, accounting
crore despite working capital absorption of ness and customer confidence. However, the for 34% in Q1June 2021. The share of ex-
Rs 8272 crore. Capex was Rs 2011 crore Indian markets were adversely impacted ports would have been higher in the absence
during the quarter and including outflow to again during Q1 due to the second wave of of logistical challenges posed by unfavourable
pellet plant, cold roll mill (CRM) complex covid-19, hitting steel production as well as weather, leading to congestion at ports.
and the ongoing five-mtpa expansion at the deliveries. Demand has begun recovering in Volume growth coupled with upward
Kalinganagar unit in Odisha. Gross debt de- India, though domestic steel prices continue momentum in steel prices resulted in
creased to Rs 84237 crore with a debt re- to be at a steep discount to China import standalone net revenues jumping 65%to Rs
payment of Rs 5894 crore. Net debt de- parity prices. 10385 crore. However, long steel prices were
clined to Rs 73973 crore. “We continue to focus on our objective relatively subdued compared with flat steel
India business operations’ crude steel to attain and retain market leadership in cho- prices, boosted by buoyant export markets.
production jumped 54.8% over the year but sen segments by building strong customer The quarter also witnessed a sharp increase
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in input costs, whose impact was com- favourable decision in a Brazilian tax litiga-
pounded by exhaustion of low-cost iron ore Trying its best tion. Adjusted Ebitda per ton increased 75%
inventory. Although standalone Ebitda were to US$570. Excluding the non-recurring tax
The Nifty FMCG index scaled a peak of
up over the year but declined 7% over the litigation benefit, adjusted Ebitda per tonne
36,842.05 on 13 August 2021,
quarter to Rs 4524 crore due to drop in sales but remained a laggard in CY, up 8%,
equated to US$522 in Q1 of FY2022.
volume and lower benefit accruing from iron and over the year, up 16%, till date The aluminium India business revenues
ore compared with the prior quarter. were Rs 6267 crore as against Rs 4436 crore.
Continued cash generation, declining fi-
CMP VARIANCE % The business recorded metal production of
nance cost, lower capex and debt associated (Rs) 18-05-20 28-06-21 319 kt compared with 291 kt. Aluminium
with Jindal Power (JPL) moving out of JSPL’s Britannia Inds. 3579.55 15.11 -2.39 metal sales were flat at 303 kt. Aluminium
consolidated books contributed to contin- Colgate-Palmoliv 1642.00 18.98 -1.61 value-added products (Vap) excluding wire
ued deleveraging in Q1 June 2021. Consoli- Dabur India 588.30 34.90 3.75 rods sales volumes jumped 137% to 82 kt,
dated net debt declined further to Rs 15,227 Emami 562.95 196.06 3.10 driven by a sharp recovery in the domestic
crore from Rs 22146 crore end March 2021. Godrej Consumer 983.25 82.91 13.05 market. Vap sales, as a percentage of total
Conclusion of JPL divestment now ac- Hind. Unilever 2404.50 19.91 -2.26 metal sales, were 27% as against 11%, in
counted as asset held for sale will result in ITC 211.45 28.35 3.86 line with market recovery
net debt declining further, taking a step Jubilant Food. 3781.50 143.98 21.28 The Ebitda was grew 142% to an all-
closer to its vision of becoming net debt- Marico 515.30 68.29 1.13 time high of Rs 2352 crore, primarily due to
free company. Additionally, the divestment Nestle India 18269.55 12.49 4.36 favourable macros, improved product mix
would meaningfully enhance ESG metrics, P & G Hygiene 12869.65 27.71 -5.41 and better operational efficiencies. Revenues
by reducing its carbon footprint by more Tata Consumer 807.45 132.63 5.46 from the copper business surged 134% to
than half (at full utilization). United Breweries 1396.55 58.54 -2.32 Rs 7094 crore, primarily due to higher glo-
The quarter marked exemplary perfor- United Spirits 660.50 21.73 -1.54 bal prices of copper. The Ebitda of the busi-
mance by all businesses, including steel and Varun Beverages 775.40 85.59 6.31 ness soared 295% to Rs 261 crore.
overseas mines and minerals businesses, re- Nifty FMCG 36842.05 38.01 2.18 Copper cathode production was 52%
sulting in consolidated net revenues surging Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021. higher at 63 kt. While the overall copper metal
63% to Rs 10610 crore and Ebitda of Rs 18 May 2020: The Union government introduced a Rs 11- sales were at 80 kt compared with 58 kt. Cop-
lakh-crore fiscal stimulus package over the previous five
4539 crore. Aided by the strong operating days to ease the availability of credit to small per continuous cast rod (CCR) sales advanced
performance amid challenging market con- enterprises, the poor and farmers and initiated reforms in 50% to 46 kt, driven by market recovery.
the corporate and agriculture sectors.
ditions, consolidated profit after tax con- Gross debt declined Rs 16345 crore and
28 June 2021: Union Finance Minister announced a
tinuing operations of Rs 2516 crore. The Rs6.28-lakh-crore covid-19 support package including net debt fell Rs 10389 crore from its peak
focus on deleveraging has resulted in con- economic relief of Rs 376244 crore, new scheme for on 30 June 2020. The consolidated net debt-
public health of Rs 15000 crore and impetus for growth
solidated net debt reducing to Rs 15227 and employment of Rs 237749 crore. A Rs 1.1 lakh crore
to-Ebitda ratio improved further to 2.36x,
crore, ex-JPL. The balance sheet continued loan guarantee scheme will covercovid-19-affected from a peak of 3.83x a year ago.
to strengthen further, with the net debt-to- sectors. The cap of the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Satish Pai, the MD, Hindalco Industries,
Scheme (ECLGS) has been raised to Rs 4.5 lakh crore
Ebitda improving to 0.96 from 1.53x in Q4 from the earlier Rs 3 lakh crore.Since the ECLGS was said, “We delivered record-breaking finan-
March 2021. announced as part of Aatmanirbhar Bharat package last cial results despite the impact of the covid-
year, a total of Rs 2.69 lakh crore has been disbursed
Hindalco Industries reported consoli- under this scheme to 1.1 crore units. The Aatmanirbhar
19 second wave. The robust financial per-
dated net profit of Rs 2787 crore in Q1 June Bharat Rozgar Yojana has been extended from 30 June formance, the accelerated pace of
2021 as against net loss of Rs 709 crore in 2021 till 31 March 2022.The wage subsidy scheme aims deleveraging, and the increasing strength of
to incentivize employers via EPFO to create fresh
Q1 June 2020. Revenues from operations employment and focuses on beneficiaries with monthly our balance sheet was recognised by the
jumped 63.6% to Rs 41358 crore. Ebitda wages less than Rs 15000. The move could also lead to market and reflected in the credit rating up-
an increase in the salary packages of new employees.
spurted 188% to Rs 6790 crore over the grades for both Novelis and Hindalco.
This will be done by reducing the cost borne by the
year and 16% over the quarter. The results company with the government stepping in to take care of “The improvement was visible across
were driven by outstanding performance by statutory EPF dues. The nutrient-based subsidy for all the business segments as they are seeing
fertilizers has been increased to Rs 42275 crore. An
Novelis as well as the India business, sup- additional amount of Rs 14775 crore will be provided to
strong demand, plants are running at capac-
ported by a sharp recovery in all relevant stakeholders, including for di-ammonium Phosphate and ity, and the margins are better. We continue
markets, and improved macros. NPK-based complex fertilisers. The North-Eastern to keep employees protected and de-risk
Regional Agricultural Marketing Corporation (NERAMAC)
Revenues were up 50% to US$3.9 bil- will also be revived. A stimulus of Rs 77.45 crore has plant facilities by taking all covid-19-appro-
lion due to higher shipments, global alu- been earmarked for this purpose to enhance agriculture- priate measures.
related activities in the north-east. The Pradhan Mantri
minium prices and market premiums. Total Gareeb Kalyan Anna Yojana (PMGKAY) has been
“We started FY2022 at a strong pace.
shipments of flat rolled products (FRPs) were extended till November 2021. We are confident that our resilience against
up 26% to 973 kilo tonnes (kt) due to strong market swings will support us in continuing
demand across end-product markets, particu- Novelis recorded its best-ever quarterly to deliver our best.”
larly beverage packaging and specialty prod- adjusted Ebitda, up 119% toUS$555 mil- National Aluminium Company’s con-
ucts, partially offset by some headwinds in lion on the back of higher volumes, solidated net profit soared 1,982% to Rs
the automotive industry on account of the favourable product mix and metal benefits, 347.48 crore on 79.2% jump in net sales to
semiconductor chip shortage. and a US$47 million gain related to a Rs 2474.55 crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1
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June 2020. The increase in revenues was during the second wave of the pandemic.
mainly propelled by strong demand, higher Effective prescription The current crisis will not have any signifi-
volumes, better realization, and effective cant impact on the ability to maintain op-
Hikal’s revenues from the pharmaceuti-
capacity utilization of its operational units. erations, including the going concern assess-
cals business were up 28% and the crop
PBT surged 1,765.60% to Rs 461.36 crore. ment. However, the impact will continue to
protection segment 31% over Q1June
Robust performance was generated across 2020. PBT stood 3x higher be dependent on future developments,
all the business segments. Production of baux- which are uncertain, including, among other
730
ite stood at 17.61 lakh tonnes compared with things, discovery of mutant coronavirus vari-
17.10 lakh tonnes, alumina 5.21 lakh tonnes 610 ants in the country.
v 4.65 lakh tonnes, and aluminium 1.14 lakh 490
The Union government announced a li-
tonnes v 0.98 lakh tonnes. quidity injection to the state discoms in the
Sridhar Patra, the CMD, Nalco, said, “In 370 form of state government guaranteed loans
Hikal
spite of the challenges imposed due to the 250 through REC and Power Finance Corpora-
covid-19 pandemic, strategic planning of raw tion to clear the outstanding dues of power
130 l l l l l l
materials, manpower and marketing initia- A’21 M J J A generation and transmission companies. Rs
tives coupled with continued focus on cost Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 2 67838 crore were sanctioned and Rs 41177
optimization resulted in organizational suc- crore disbursed on 1 July 2021 to the discoms
cess.” The Navratna company had 51.28% 2021. Due to holding 77.063% equity shares as part of this liquidity package.
equity stake by the Union government end end June 2021, NRL has been consolidated The Navratna Central public sector un-
June 2021. as subsidiary. The Navratna is under the dertaking under the Ministry of Power will
Heg’s consolidated net profit soared administrative control of India’s Ministry be raising funds by issue debt up to Rs
418.60% to Rs 55.80 crore on 77.3% jump of Petroleum and Natural Gas, with 56.66% 85000 crore.
in net sales to Rs 413.69 crore in Q1 June stake held by the Union government. Power Grid Corporation of India
2021 over Q1 June 2020. PBT surged NTPC’s consolidated net profit jumped posted a sharply higher consolidated net
579.10% to Rs 74.57 crore. The graphite 18% to Rs 3411.56 crore on 14.1% increase profit of Rs 5998 crore in Q1 June2021 com-
business grew 78.12% to Rs 412.46 crore. in revenues from operations to Rs 29888.02 pared with Rs 2048 crore in Q1June2020.
Power revenues climbed up 11.25% to Rs crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. Net sales grew 8% to Rs 10216 crore. PBT
2.57 crore. Net profit declined 24.9% and revenues from stood 154% higher at Rs 7391 crore. The
Coal India’s provisional production operations remained almost flat over Q4 Union government held 51.34% stake end
jumped 14.1% to 42.6 mt in July 2021 from March 2021. PBT went up 13.3% to Rs June 2021.
July 2020. Offtake increased 16.7% to 50.5 3901.51 crore over the year. Current tax ex- Tata Power Company’s consolidated
mt. The Central government held 66.13% penses advanced 20.7% to Rs 703.94 crore. net profit surged 73.7% to Rs 465.69 crore
stake end June 2021. Gross power generation was 71.748 bil- on 54.5% jump in net sales to Rs 9968.03
Consolidated net profit jumped 52% to lion units (Bus) compared with 60.186 BUs. crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020.
Rs 3169.65 crore on 37% increase in sales to Domestic coal supply for plants stood up Revenues grew mainly due to the acquisi-
Rs 23293 crore. PBT jumped 54.8% to Rs to 45.81 mt from 40.19 mt.Coal production tion of Odisha discoms and higher sales of
4335 crore. Consolidated production of raw from captive mines was higher at 2.46 mt the solar EPC businesses. Consolidated
coal inclined 2.43% to 123.98 mt. Offtake of from 2.41 mt. Coal imports rose to 0.47 mt profit after tax after exceptional items rose
raw coal jumped 32.8% to 160.44 mt. from 0.20 mt. The plant load factor or ca- on account of higher wind and solar power
Oil India’s consolidated net profit pacity utilisation of coal-based power plants generation, all-round better performances in
soared 221.65% to Rs 1214.65 crore on spurted to 69.68% from 68.22%. The aver- solar EPC, rooftop, solar pumps business
47.93% rise in revenues from operations to age power tariff was Rs 3.73 per unit com- and favourable tariff order for CGPL. PBT
Rs 6205.18 crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 pared with Rs 3.98 per unit a year ago. soared 127% to Rs 1038.21 crore.
June 2020. PBT surged 219.19% to Rs The board of directors approved raising Ebitda grew 16% to Rs 2365 crore in-
1678.08 crore. Revenues from the crude oil up to Rs 18000 crore by issuing debt. The cluding renewable Ebitda rising 9% to Rs
segment grew 111.49% to Rs 2548.99 crore, Maharatna company had 51.10% stake by 643 crore, mainly due to higher wind and
natural gas dropped 22.80% to Rs 299.52 the Union government end June 2021. solar power generation, all-round better per-
crore, refinery products climbed up 50.14% REC’s standalone net profit jumped formances in solar EPC, rooftop, solar
to Rs 4865.96 crore, and LPG jumped 22.16% to Rs 2246.60 crore on 18.23% pumps business and favourable tariff order
30.08% to Rs 34.20 crore. jump in total revenues from operations to for CGPL.
Meanwhile, 39,84,36,929 equity shares, Rs 9587.35 crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 Operations of Northern Odisha (Nesco)
or 54.16% equity stake, of Numaligarh Re- June 2020. PBT surged 11.34% to Rs commence through a JV with the govern-
finery (NRL) was acquired from Bharat Pe- 2758.06 crore. Strong credit profile, access ment of Odisha for the distribution and re-
troleum Corporation at Rs 217.75 per share to diversified sources of borrowings and tail supply of electricity in five circles com-
for a total cash consideration of Rs 8675.96 contingency buffers in the form of liquidity prising Balasore, Bhadrak, Baripada, Jajpur
crore along with transfer of management limits from multiple banks apart from high and Keonjhar, serving two million consum-
control on 26 March 2021. The share pur- quality liquid assets ensured there was no ers. A choice of 100% Green Power was of-
chase agreement was signed on 25 March significant impact on the liquidity position fered to the Mumbai customers in line with
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the Green Power Tariff announced by Merc. favourable currency movement. PBT was
EPC orders of Rs 686 crore were received Under the weather Rs 450 crore compared with pre-tax loss of
from NTPC to set up solar PV projects. The The Nifty Pharma index, off 4% from the Rs 634 crore.
Kerala State Electricity Board empanelled for peak of 14,635.05 on 16 July 2021, turned Electricity demand recovered smartly af-
84-MW rooftop solar project worth Rs 400 a laggard in CY, up 8%, and over the ter the slump witnessed during the covid-19
crore in addition to Rs 434 crore worth of year, up 22%, till 13 August 2020 lockdown in Q1 June2020. Resumption of
orders in Q1 June 2021, taking the total roof- CMP VARIANCE % normal economic activity coupled with in-
top order book above Rs 1000 crore. EV herent demand drivers propelled the aggre-
charging stations were set up at HPCL’s petrol (Rs) 24-02-21 28-06-21 gate electricity demand 16% to 341 BUs. Peak
pumps across cities and highways Alkem Lab 3657.3 32.42 16.84 power demand has also improved sharply to
Praveer Sinha, the MD and CEO, Tata Aurobindo Pharma 761.3 -11.68 -21.34 194 giga watts (GW).Peak demand has con-
Power Company, said, “All existing genera- Biocon 371.4 -4.65 -8.1 tinued to grow and reached an all-time high of
tion, distribution and transmission business Cadila Health. 558.45 28.84 -13.08 over 200 GW on 7 July 2021, surpassing the
units reported a robust performance despite Cipla 894.4 13.35 -7.13
previous all-time high of 197 GW.
the challenges presented by the ongoing pan- Energy deficit reduced from 0.5% in
Divi’s Lab. 4948.7 42.2 14.7
demic due to the excellent performance of Q1June 2020 to 0.3% in Q1 June 2020, while
Dr Reddy’s Labs 4652.2 4.88 -13.92
all businesses and capacity additions. We the peak deficit increased from 0.4% to
aim to scale up our renewable portfolio from Lupin 976.85 -3.12 -16.1 1.2%and spurred improvement in merchant
the current 4 GW to 15 GW by CY 2025 Sun Pharma.Inds. 778.3 29.4 15.08 and short-term tariffs.
and to 25 GW by CY2030, thereby achiev- Torrent Pharma. 2963.75 19.61 0.94 The average plant load factor (PLF) in-
ing 80% clean generation capacity, up from Nifty Pharma 14049.05 16.73 -1.39 cluding that of subsidiaries was 65% com-
the current 31%.” Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021. pared with 51% achieved in Q1Juen 2020.
“We will continue to expand and pro- 24 February 2021: The Union cabinet approved the The rise in PLF was a result of improved
mote the mass adoption of rooftop solar and production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for the power demand in various states apart from
pharmaceuticals segment. The scheme will benefit
solar pumps, microgrids, home automation domestic manufacturers, help in creating employment and better tariffs and volumes in the merchant
and focus on developing the EV charging in- is expected to contribute to the availability of wider range and short-term markets. Consolidated units
of affordable medicines for consumers. The scheme is
frastructure in the country. We are happy to expected to bring in investment of Rs 15,000 crore in the
sold were 16.2 BUs compared with 12.7 BUs.
announce our re-entry into the development pharmaceutical sector and promote the production of high Further, the Committee of Creditors of
of greenfield transmission projects. Our part- value products in the country and increase the value Essar Power M P (EPMPL), a company un-
addition in exports. Total incremental sales of Rs 2.94
nership with T&D EPC player Tata Projects lakh crore and total incremental exports of Rs 1.96 lakh dergoing insolvency resolution under the In-
will make us a force to reckon with and accel- crore are estimated during six years from FY 2023 to FY solvency and Bankruptcy Code, approved
2028. The scheme is likely to generate employment for
erate the momentum of Power for All initia- both skilled and un-skilled personnel, estimated at 20,000
the resolution plan submitted by APL.
tive of the Union government. A score of 67 direct and 80,000 indirect jobs. It will promote innovation EPMPL owns a 1,200-MW power plant in
out of 100 was obtained in Crisil’s ESG rat- for development of complex and high-tech products Singrauli district, Madhya Pradesh. Conse-
including products of emerging therapies and in-vitro
ings, the highest among all companies in the Diagnostic Devices as also self-reliance in important quently, the resolution professional ap-
Indian power sector.” drugs. It is also expected to improve accessibility and pointed by the National Company Law Tri-
Adani Power (APL) reported consoli- affordability of medical products including orphan drugs to bunal (NCLT), Delhi, issued a letter of intent
the Indian population.
dated net profit of Rs 278 crore in Q1 June The duration of the scheme will be from FY 2021 to FY to APL. The closure of the transaction will
2021 as against net loss of Rs 682 crore in 2029 and will include the period for processing of be subject to obtaining necessary approval
applications (FY 2021), optional gestation period of one
Q1 June 2020. Total revenues went up year (FY 2022), incentive for six years and FY 2029 for
from the NCLT and satisfaction of condi-
34.7% to Rs 7213 crore and includes recog- disbursal of incentive for sales of FY 2028. tions precedent under the resolution plan.
nition of prior period net revenue from op- 28 June 2021: Union Finance Minister announced a Anil Sardana, the MD, APL, said, “Adani
Rs6.28-lakh-crore covid-19 support package including
erations of Rs 125 crore and prior period economic relief of Rs 376244 crore, new scheme for public
Power continues to forge ahead in meeting
other income of Rs 532 crore, primarily on health of Rs 15000 crore and impetus for growth and India’s demand for cost-effective and reliable
account of various regulatory orders and employment of Rs 237749 crore. power supply, helping turn the vision of
Apart from the credit guarantee scheme for the healthcare
delayed payments by discoms. In compari- sector, Rs 23220 crore has been earmarked for expansion of Power for All into reality. Our experience and
son, prior period recognition was Rs 8 crore medical infrastructure for one year. The funding aims to excellence in various arenas, from plant op-
as revenue from operations and a negative increase the number of ICU beds and enhance the erations and maintenance to fuel management
availability of equipment and liquid medical oxygen. Special
other income of Rs 5 crore in Q1June 2020. emphasis will be laid on the preparedness of the healthcare coupled with our locational advantage have
Ebitda jumped 49% to Rs 2292 crore, infrastructure in terms of child and paediatric care. Of the Rs helped us outperform the sector consistently.
1.1 lakh crore loan guarantee scheme for covid-19-affected
mainly due to higher volumes, improved sectors, Rs 50000 crore is for the health sector. As many as
“As we move closer to acquiring and
merchant tariffs, and higher prior period in- 25 lakh beneficiaries will be able to borrow up to Rs 1.25 turning around the fourth power asset, we
come recognition, partially offset by higher lakh through MFIs under this scheme. Allocation of funds are focusing on various excellence initiatives
under this scheme will guarantee 75% coverage for new
import coal prices. Finance costs declined projects and 60% for expansion of existing projects at an to enhance safety, reliability, predictability,
23.3% to Rs 1068 crore on account of con- interest rate of 8.25%. The loan guarantee cover will be for and profitability of our entire portfolio. Vari-
new projects related to healthcare in cities other than eight
version of unsecured loans into unsecured metropolitan cities. Both public and private hospitals will be
ous regulatory petitions, which are at con-
perpetual securities during FY2021, term able to avail a maximum of Rs 100 crore with a guarantee of cluding stages, will help release long-awaited
loan repayment, interest rate reduction, and up to three years. cash flows and improve our liquidity posi-
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tion and competitive edge.” availability, consistently high plant availabil-

Reliance Industries along with strate- Striding ahead ity of 99.6% and consistent solar irradia-
gic investors Paulson & Co of the US and BASF India’s net sales surged 69% over a tion. The overall wind portfolio CUF im-
Bill Gates and a few other investors will year ago and PBT spurted 67% from Q4 proved on the back of higher efficiency of
invest US$144 million in Ambri, an energy March 2021 and against pre-tax loss of Rs new wind plants, with technologically ad-
storage company based in Massachusetts, 40.6 crore in Q1 June 2020 vanced wind turbine generators.
US. Paulson & Co, founded in 1994, is a Gautam Adani, the Chairman of the Adani
4050
private investment management firm head- Group, said, “Growth continues to acceler-
quartered in New York. The firm invests in 3600 ate. In just two years, we have marched to
BASF India
public and private market securities across 3150 the very forefront of the world’s renewable
different sectors and industries. energy brigade, accelerating the transition to
2700
Ambri has developed and is commer- green energy faster than any other company
cializing a new, long-duration battery tech- 2250 in the world. The acquisition of SB Energy’s
nology that will enable widespread use of 1800 high quality renewable energy portfolio con-
l l l l l l
renewable energy sources, reduce electric- A’21 M J J A solidated our position as the world’s largest
ity costs, and enable power systems to op- Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10 solar player, thereby keeping us on track to
erate more reliably and efficiently. The liq- become the world largest renewables player
uid metal battery project began at MIT in rate with global leaders in battery technology by CY2030. Renewable energy is at a mas-
the lab of Professor Donald Sadoway, and to achieve the highest reliability for round- sive inflexion point in its young journey and
the company was formed in CY 2010, when the-clock power availability through a com- we are well positioned.
the project achieved significant technical bination of generation, storage, and grid con- AGEL has one of the largest global re-
breakthroughs. Prior to this capital raise, nectivity,” Ambani had announced. newable portfolios with 15 GW (giga-watts)
Ambri’s investors included Bill Gates, Ambri can cater to projects that require of operating, under-construction and
Khosla Ventures, KLP Enterprises, Total energy storage systems from 10 MWh to awarded projects catering to investment-
and Building Insurance Bern. over 2 GWh. The company will manufac- grade counterparties. The company devel-
The investment, which is being done by ture calcium and antimony electrode-based ops, builds, owns, operates, and maintains
RIL’s wholly owned subsidiary Reliance New cells and containerised systems that are utility-scale grid-connected solar and wind
Energy Solar (RNESL), will help Ambri more economical than lithium-ion batteries, farm projects.
commercialise and grow its long-duration en- capable of operating safely in any climatic Gail (India)’s consolidated net profit
ergy storage systems business globally. condition without requiring supplemental air soared 235.49% to Rs 2157.15 crore on
RNESL will invest US$50 million to acquire conditioning and meant to last for over 20 44.36% jump in revenues from operations
42.3 million shares of preferred stock in Ambri. years with minimal degradation. to Rs 17588.64 crore in Q1 June 2021 over
Based on patented technology and de- Ambri systems are particularly suited Q1 June 2020. PBT surged 248.58% to Rs
signed to last between four-24 hours, Ambri’s for high-usage applications, such as shifting 2540.25 crore. The Central government
long duration energy storage systems will energy from daytime solar generation to owned 51.45% stake end June 2021.
break through the cost, longevity and safety evening and morning peak load times. The Adani Total Gas’ (ATGL) consolidated
barriers associated with lithium-ion batter- company is securing customers for large- net profit soared 266.43% to Rs 142.58 crore
ies used in grid-scale stationary storage ap- scale projects with commercial operation in on 152.82% spurt in revenues from opera-
plications. They will enable a crucial energy CY 2023 and beyond. tions to Rs 522.27 crore in Q1 June 2021
storage solution capable of supporting the Adani Green Energy’s(AGEL) consoli- over Q1 June 2020. PBTsoared 196.35% to
increasing amounts of renewable energy be- dated net profit soared 895.45% to Rs 219 Rs 185.46 crore. Standalonesales volume
ing integrated into electric power grids. crore on 22.89% jump in total income to Rs grew 118% to 140 million metric standard
RNESL and Ambri are also in discus- 1079 crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June cubic meter (mmscm). CNG sales climbed
sions for an exclusive collaboration to set 2020. PBT surged 411.76% to Rs 261 crore. 180% to 68 mmscm. PNG sales galloped
up a large scale battery manufacturing facil- Total Ebitda grew 31% to Rs 892 crore. Cash 80% to 72 mmscm.
ity in India, which could add scale and fur- profit climbed up 35% to Rs 460 crore. The CNG stations increased to 224, with the
ther bring down costs for Reliance’s green robust growth in revenue from power sup- commissioning of seven new ones. PNG
energy initiative. ply was backed by higher capacities and home connection went up 9,233 to 4.88 lakh.
Addressing shareholders in June this improved solar and wind capacity utilisation Industrial andcommercial connection im-
year, RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani had an- factor (CUF). Significant improvement in proved 99 to 5,065. 2,873-inch km of steel
nounced plans to build a giga factory in Ebitda from power supply and cash profit pipeline was completed in the new gas allo-
Jamnagar in Gujarat for the storage of inter- was supported by increase in revenues and cation in the 9th and 10th round.
mittent energy, as part of the Dhirubhai cost-efficient operation and maintenance, Gautam Adani, the Chairman, Adani
Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex project. driven by thrust on data analytics. Group, said, “The intent of both the Adani
“We are exploring new and advanced Sale of energy increased 48% on capac- Group and Total Energies is to rapidly es-
electro-chemical technologies that can be used ity addition of 1,075 MW and improved tablish an energy portfolio that continues to
for such large-scale grid batteries to store the solar and wind CUF. The solar CUF im- get greener. Gas is a critical component of
energy that we will create. We will collabo- proved with 20 bps improvement in grid this mix. ATGL’s strong performance is yet
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again a manifestation of this intent. We are

strongly positioned to continue to signifi- Still in the running
cantly expand our city gas distribution net-
The Nifty Realty Index, off 6% from the 418.85 peak on 3 August 2021, turned sector and
works across all geographical areas.”
market topper, gaining 27% over three months to 13 August
Siemens’ consolidated net profit stood
CMP VARIANCE % while supporting growth. CPI inflation was projected at
at Rs 138.90 crore in Q3 June 2021 com- 5.1% in FY2022: 5.2% in Q1, 5.4% in Q2, 4.7% in Q3, and
pared with net loss of Rs 1.90 crore in Q3 (Rs) 17-04-20 22-05-20 5.3% in Q4, with risks broadly balanced. Real GDP growth
June 2020. Net sales surged 147.2% to Rs was projected at 9.5% in FY2022, consisting of 18.5% in
Brigade Enterpr. 329.00 147.65 22.56 Q1, 7.9% in Q2, 7.2% in Q3, and 6.6% in Q4. The MPC
2880.90 crore. PBT was steeply higher at Rs DLF 332.60 142.95 12.01 saw CPI inflation at 5.1% in FY2022: 5.2% in Q1, 5.4% in
195 crore than pre-tax profit of Rs 13.7 crore. Q2, 4.7% in Q3 and 5.3% in Q4. Banks will be allowed to
Godrej Propert. 1546.45 126.17 9.76 restructure loans up to Rs 50 crore from Rs 25 crore earlier.
Standalone revenues from continuing
Hemisphere Prop 135.00 - -8.23 28 June 2021: Union Finance Minister announced a
operations were Rs 2658 crore as against Rs Rs6.28-lakh-crore covid-19 support package including
1149 crore. Profit after tax from continuing Indbull.RealEst. 149.80 187.52 32.86 economic relief of Rs 376244 crore, new scheme for public
Oberoi Realty 691.65 79.49 5.70 health of Rs 15000 crore and impetus for growth and
operations grew to Rs 162 crore from Rs 10 employment of Rs 237749 crore. Of the Rs 1.1 lakh crore
crore. New orders from continuing opera- Phoenix Mills 864.25 62.33 -1.36 loan guarantee scheme for covid-19-affected sectors, Rs
tions stood at Rs 4341 crore as against Rs Prestige Estates 338.80 86.87 17.13 50000 crore is for the health sector. As many as 25 lakh
beneficiaries will be able to borrow up to Rs 1.25 lakh
1767 crore. The order backlog was a healthy Sobha 603.05 183.06 18.36 through MFIs under this scheme. Allocation of funds under
Rs 14267 crore, the highest ever. Consoli- Sunteck Realty 381.95 81.62 26.37
this scheme will guarantee 75% coverage for new projects
dated new orders stood at Rs 4584 crore. and 60% for expansion of existing projects at an interest
Nifty Realty 394.55 110.09 11.52 rate of 8.25%. The loan guarantee cover will be for new
Sunil Mathur, the MD and CEO, Si- projects related to healthcare in cities other than eight
Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021.
emens, said, “Siemens delivered yet another metropolitan cities. Both public and private hospitals will
17 April 2020: The RBI launched Rs 1-lakh-crore targeted be able to avail a maximum of Rs 100 crore with a
solid performance despite the challenges of long-term repo operation, of which Rs 50000 crore was guarantee of up to three years .The cap of the Emergency
the second wave of the pandemic. All our allotted for lending to NBFCs and Rs 25000 crore to Nabard Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) has been raised to
for refinancing the agriculture sector, Rs 15000 crore to Rs 4.5 lakh crore from the earlier Rs 3 lakh crore.Since the
business segments recorded order income Sidbi for refinancing small businesses and Rs 10000 crore ECLGS was announced as part of Aatmanirbhar Bharat
growth over the CY 2019 levels. We have a to NHB for refinancing HFCs. package last year, a total of Rs 2.69 lakh crore has been
very healthy order backlog. The integration 04 June 2021: The RBI kept the benchmark interest rate disbursed under this scheme to 1.1 crore units.A new
unchanged amid covid-19 uncertainty. The repo (lending) process is being adopted to ensure speedy clearance of
activities of our recently acquired C&S busi- rate will continue at 4%.Consequently, the reverse repo rate public-private partnership projects. An amount of Rs 3.03
ness are on track, and we are beginning to under the liquidity adjustment facility remained unchanged lakh crore has been allocated to revamp discoms (state-
at 3.35% and the marginal standing facility rate and the owned power companies). The stimulus will enable
realize the first synergy benefits. Increasing bank rate at 4.25%.The MPC also decided to continue with discoms to opt for reform-based, result-linked power
the pace of vaccination is critical for eco- the accommodative stance for as long as necessary to distribution through upgradation of existing systems and
nomic activity in the country to pick up.” revive and sustain growth on a durable basis and continue enhanced capacity. An additional Rs 19041 crore has been
to mitigate the impact of covid-19 on the economy, while earmarked for BharatNetto improve broadband connectivity
Cummins India’s consolidated net ensuring that inflation remains within the target going to villages across the country. The production-linked
profit soared 365.7% to Rs 246.94 crore on forward. These decisions were in consonance with the incentive schemes (PLIs) have been extended for large-
objective of achieving the medium-term target for consumer scale electronic manufacturing.
141% jump in net sales to Rs 1177.71 crore price index (CPI) inflation of 4% within a band of +/- 2%,
in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. PBT
surged 341.50% to Rs 313.75 crore. “By early June 2021, the supply chain new and efficient technologies in the market
Standalone sales increased 141% to Rs 1167 started to recover. The supply chain is slowly including in the power generation, industrial,
crore but declined 5% over Q4 March 2021. returning to the expected level of operations. and distribution segments.”
PBT before exceptional items spurted 143% Proactive actions were taken to ensure opti- In its outlook, Cummins India is hope-
to Rs 171 crore. mal utilization of plant operations to ensure ful of sequential recovery in economic ac-
Domestic sales advanced 140% to Rs supply commitments to customers. Imported tivities based on the pace of vaccination,
859 crore over the year and declined 12% parts, especially electronics and semiconduc- stabilization of the supply chain, increase
over the quarter. Exports sales soared 144% tors, continue to have a long lead time. Ef- in government and private capex cycle, and
to Rs 308 crore over the year and grew 21% forts are being made to manage inventory lev- recovery in broader consumption across
over the quarter. els of such components. various market segments. However, market
Ashwath Ram, the MD, Cummins In- “The domestic market continued to show conditions remain uncertain, and the visibil-
dia, said, “India experienced a rapid spread promise, propelled by the Union ity of complete end market recovery is some-
of the second wave of covid-19, resulting in government’s push on infrastructure, pent- what limited, mainly due to anticipation of
a significant rise in infection and mortality. up demand, and economic recovery across the third wave of covid-19. Thus, the full-
Various state and local governments imposed multiple segments. Exports are seeing de- year revenue guidance for FY 2022 has not
severe restrictions to control the spread of mand revival in quite a few regions as coun- been provided.
the virus. The government prioritized oxy- tries recover, based on an increased vaccina- Kalpataru Power Transmission’s
gen supply for healthcare purposes. The tion pace and an abating infection trend. (KPTL) consolidated net profit soared
supply of parts was severely disrupted dur- “The period of uncertainty is being navi- 178.57% to Rs 78 crore on 37.51% increase
ing this period, leading to inefficiencies in gated with a strong balance sheet, excellent in revenues from operations to Rs 3204 crore
plant operations that impacted shipments manufacturing and service infrastructure, in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. PBT
during the quarter. Customer and supplier committed workforce, and best-in-class pro- surged 135.18% to Rs 127 crore. Ebitda grew
factory operations were also disrupted. cesses. Steps are being taken to introduce 10% to Rs 297 crore, with the margins at a
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low 9.3% compared with a year ago due to Rs 71.35 crore.

divestment of transmission and distribution Turning around Operations at the plants were affected
(T&D) SPVs as well on account of increase due to lock down and movement restrictions
Kajaria Ceramics’ total revenues from
in commodity prices, covid-19-related ex- imposed in the wake of covid-19 second
operations soared 102% over Q1 June
penses, and higher logistics cost. wave. Capacity utilisation, production and
2020. Output was up 820% and Ebitda Rs
The consolidated order book stood at 80.42 crore compared with loss despatches were lower than normal level.
Rs 29313 crore end June 2020. Lowest bid- GMR Infrastructure board approved
1050
der (L1) orders comprised Rs 5050 crore. raising of funds of up to Rs 6000 crore in one
The order inflows were at Rs 5524 crore till 1000 or more tranches through issue of securities.
date in FY2022 driven by T&D, B&F, ur- Adani Enterprises’ consolidated net
ban infra and the water business. 950 profit stood at Rs 265.60 crore in Q1 June
Revenues of JMC Projects (India), a Kajaria Ceramics 2021 compared with net loss of Rs 65.67
subsidiary, soared 139% to Rs 1124 crore in 900 crore in Q1 June 2020. Revenues from op-
Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June 2020. Ebitda erations soared 138.90% to Rs 12,578.77
surged 189% to Rs 81 crore, while the mar- 850 l l l l l l crore. PBT was at Rs 379.54 crore as against
A’21 M J J A
gins stood at 7.2%, affected due to job mix, pre-tax loss of Rs 137.54 crore. Ebitda surged
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 1
higher material cost and covid-19 related 215% to Rs 948 crore due to increase in
expenses. PBT stood at Rs 19 crore, with operationalised 207 circuit kilometers (ckt revenue and better margins across all oper-
margins at 1.7%. Profit after tax was at Rs km) in the Obra line, with total network at ating segments.
16 crore, with the margins at 1.4%. The or- 18,801 ckm. Transmission lines operated at Solar manufacturing volumes jumped
der book stood at Rs 15916 crore, with L1 an average greater than 99.85% availability. 247% to 271 MW. With strong order book
orders of around Rs 2500 crore). Orders The transmission system availability was of 1.2 GW (giga-watt), the focus will be on
worth Rs 4659 crore were received till date at 99.85% as against 99.87%. the segment to have sustainable growth. Pro-
in FY2022. The transmission division maintained a duction volumes of the Parsa Kente mine in
Manish Mohnot, the MD and CEO, supply reliability of 99.99%. Units sold in- Chhattisgarh climbed up 55% to 3.1 mt,
KPTL, said, “Despite lockdowns and chal- creased 18% to 2,036 units on account of volumes at the GP III mine in Chhattisgarh
lenges due to the severe second wave of rise in power demand. Distribution losses doubled to 0.4 mt, volumes at the Talabira II
covid-19, KPTL and JMC delivered sustain- were at 6.88% as against 13.47%, due to and III mine in Odisha was 0.5 mt, and the
able performance in Q1 of FY 2021. With billing basis actual meter reading. Collection production at the Kurmitar iron ore mine in
rising commodity prices, higher logistics cost efficiency of subsidiary Adani Electricity Odisha commenced in Q1June 2021 and the
and supply chain issues posing near-term Mumbai returned to the normal levels and volumes stood at 0.7 mt.
challenges, we remain diligent in managing stood at 100.58%. Adani Wilmar Services’ total revenues
cost and navigating the current environment. Anil Sardana, the MD and CEO, Adani surged 50% to Rs 11369 crore in Q1June
We are progressing well on our strategic Transmission, said: “The recent acquisitions 2021 over Q1June 2021. Ebitda stood at Rs
agenda to restructure our road build-own- Alipurduar Transmission and Warora- 435 crore. The food maintained its leader-
operate-transfer assets and complete the Kurnool Transmission and robust under ship position with its Fortune brand and
sale transaction of the Kohima-Mariani construction pipeline will further bolster the continued its lead in the refined edible oil
transmission asset. We are confident to compan-India presence, consolidating further our market with more than 20% market share.
plete these transactions during FY2022. The position as the largest private sector trans- Gautam Adani, the Chairman, the Adani
consolidated order book including L1 has mission company in India and moving it Group, said, “Adani Enterprises has always
reached over Rs 34000 crore. Additionally, closer to the goal of 20,000 ckt km of trans- been the incubation engine of the Adani
we have good visibility across our busi- mission lines by CY2022.” Group and our creation of several new busi-
nesses. This gives us confidence of sustained CG Power & Industrial Solutions’ nesses continues to accelerate. The existing
growth in the years ahead.” consolidated net profit from continuing op- businesses are stronger than they have ever
Adani Transmission’s consolidated net erations stood at Rs 48.29 crore in Q1 June been. This year we have successfully an-
profit increased 21.9% to Rs 433 crore in 2021 over net loss of Rs 262.86 crore in Q1 chored ourselves in several new businesses
Q1 June 2021 from Q1 June 2020. Opera- June 2020. Revenue from operations surged critical to a strong Atmanirbhar Bharat.
tional revenues increased 18.1% to Rs 2499 189.48% to Rs 1050.04 crore. PBT was at These include airport ecosystems, data cen-
crore due to double-digit growth in trans- Rs 71.35 crore as against pre-tax loss of Rs tres, and advanced road and water infrastruc-
mission revenues and supported by recov- 237.37 crore. Ebitda stood at Rs 120 crore ture. I see an exciting journey ahead given
ery in distribution business revenue led by compared with Ebitda loss of Rs crore. every one of these sectors possesses mul-
rebound in power demand in Mumbai. The The consolidated results included the tiple adjacencies to our existing businesses.
transmission business revenues were up performance of the operating subsidiaries at Our results demonstrate that this purpose-
11.4% to Rs 757 crore and the distribution US, QEI, and in Sweden, Germany, and ful model is working for us, and we will
business revenues were up 21.2% to Rs 1742 Netherlands, Drives and Automation Eu- continue to strengthen on all fronts to de-
crore. Ebitda remained flat at Rs 1496 crore. rope, whose operations were profitable, and liver greater shareholder value.”
PBT went up 12.1% to Rs 540 crore. other non-operating and holding subsidiar- Adani Ports and Special Economic
The transmission business ies: Sales were at Rs 1050.04 crore and PBT Zone’s cargo volumes handled increased 34%
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to 24.44 mt in July 2021 over July 2020. preference towards e-commerce, we are well
Consolidated net profit surged 77% to Rs Show of strength prepared and invested in our warehousing,
1342 crore on99% increase in revenues to Rs technology and logistics support to cater to
The Nifty Metal index touched a new top
4557 crore in Q1 June 2021 over Q1 June this increasing demand. During the quarter,
of 5,841.35 on 6 August 2021, outper-
2020.The increased revenues were on account forming in CY, up 78%, and over the
we also saw great demand and acceptance for
of higher83% cargo at port, 10% rail volumes, year, up 144%, till 13 August 2021 our kids wear business which continues to be
and 13% terminal volumes in the logistics an important area for us going forward. With
business. Cargo handled went up 83% in CMP VARIANCE % our focused approach on our core business
Q1June 2021 over a year ago on account of (Rs) 28-12-20 31-03-21 verticals, we remain confident of maintaining
continued focus on handling multi commodi- Adani Enterp. 1437.00 192.76 39.36 growth backed by our continued efforts on
ties across various ports.The market share in APL Apollo Tubes 1607.20 98.71 14.73 innovation and investments.”
all-India cargo increased 310 bps to reach Coal India 143.75 4.43 10.28 Pidilite Industries’ consolidated net
28.6%, while its market share in the container Hindalco Inds. 442.05 84.26 35.25 profit soared 1275.72% to Rs 217.64 crore
segment increased 163 bps to 42.7%.Ebitda Hindustan Zinc 320.90 32.71 17.59 on 120.63% jump in revenues from opera-
jumped 82% to Rs 2620 crore, mainly due to Jindal Steel 424.25 58.81 23.47 tions to Rs 1936.79 crore in Q1 June 2021
increased cargo volume, savings in operating JSW Steel 749.05 93.75 59.90 over Q1 June 2020. PBT surged 814.87%
cost, and operational excellence. PBT spurted MOIL 181.60 28.29 20.62 to Rs 289.74 crore. Ebitda before non-oper-
60% to Rs 1513 crore. Natl. Aluminium 83.75 96.83 54.95 ating income climbed up 429% to Rs 357
In July 2021, as part of the capital man- NMDC 171.75 48.12 26.89 crore. On a like-to-like basis excluding PAPL,
agement plan, US$750 million of dual- Ratnamani Metals 2120.50 34.96 11.50 Ebitda grew 396%.
tranche 10.5-year and 20-year unsecured SAIL 133.95 109.46 69.99 The consumer and bazaar (C&B) busi-
bonds were issued in global capital markets Tata Steel 1461.65 131.04 80.04 ness advanced 111.70% to Rs 1486.24 crore.
and became the only infrastructure company Vedanta 328.65 101.07 43.67 Business-to-business (B2B) revenues
in India to successfully place a 20-year pa- Welspun Corp 127.05 -3.90 -8.17 climbed up 156.08% to Rs 482.02 crore. The
per, an achievement that reinforced its unique Nifty Metal 5799.30 79.83 45.81 robust performance was over the previous
business model underscoring the strength of Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021. year’s lower base on account of nationwide
its strong fundamentals.With this issuance, 27 December 2020:President Donald Trump signed a lockdown. The second wave of covid-19 dis-
US$900 billion pandemic relief package including US$1.4
investors got a longer yield curve and elon- trillion to fund government agencies through September and rupted business continuity from H2 of April
gated the debt maturity to over seven years. contains other end-of-session priorities such as money for 2021, with gradual closure across the coun-
cash-starved transit systems, an increase in food stamp
Operations continued to benefit from its benefits and providing US$600 checks to most Americans.
try for May 2021 and part of June 2021.
networked economies of scale and the digi- 31 March 2021: US President Joe Biden unveiled a Demand recovery was witnessed since
tization initiatives undertaken over the past US$2.3-trillion infrastructure spending package over eight mid-June 2021 post lockdown, with most
years and would raise the corporate tax rate to 28% to
several years. fund it.
markets returning to normalcy across town
Karan Adani, the CEO and Wholetime classes and geographies. While the C&B
Director, APSEZ, said: “Our strategy of jumped 76.08% to Rs 501.53 crore. PBT businesses saw recovery led by adhesive,
establishing a network of world-class ports was Rs 14.51 crore as against pre-tax loss of construction chemicals and do-it-yourself
to balance cargo across the east and west Rs 52.37 crore. The Ebitda margins stood at portfolio, the recovery in B2B was on ac-
coast has been tracking precisely as per plan, 6.8%, declining mainly due to under absorp- count of resurgence in industrial activity.
thereby continuing to de-risk our growth as tion of wages, selling and corporate The gross margins contracted on account
well as lay the foundation of a broader logis- overheads. Cash and cash equivalents were of sharp escalation of input costs partially
tics platform. This has resulted in accelerat- up 89% to Rs 327.10 crore. Liquidity con- mitigated by judicious pricing. While domes-
ing market share gain. We have therefore tinued to remain strong with robust cash tic subsidiaries suffered due to the lockdown
raised our target cargo volumes to 350-360 flow management. in May 2021, there was sustained recovery
mt, translating into an unprecedented growth Sunder Genomal, the MD, Page Indus- in demand from June 2021. Overseas sub-
of about 45% over the year.” tries, said, “Despite the unprecedented chal- sidiaries continued their positive momen-
Consolidated revenue guidance has been lenges posed by resurgence of the pandemic, tum and reported high double-digit constant
raised to Rs 18000 crore - Rs 18800 crore we delivered growth over the year across all currency revenue growth as well as strong
from Rs 16000 crore - Rs 16800 crore given our segments. As an organization, we were earnings growth.
earlier, representing a growth of 50%.Ac- better prepared owing to the learnings over Bharat Puri, the MD, Pidilite Industries,
cordingly, consolidated Ebitda is now ex- the last year and were more agile to handle said, “Despite a challenging business envi-
pected to be Rs11500 crore - Rs12000 crore the challenges. Despite half of the quarter ronment, we delivered strong broad-based
compared with an earlier guidance of Rs being under lockdown for most cities and sales as well as earnings growth across busi-
10200 crore - Rs 10700 crore, representing states, we could successfully add 1,465 nesses and geographies, albeit on last year’s
a growth of 49%. multi-brand outlets and nineexclusive brand lower base. Input costs remained a signifi-
Page Industries’ standalone net profit outlets during these three months. We re- cant challenge but peaking in the next quar-
stood at Rs 10.94 crore in Q1 June 2021 main focused on profitable partnerships with ter and then gradually softening over H2 of
compared with net loss of Rs 39.55 crore in our distributors while continuing expansion. FY 2022. Going forward, we remain cau-
Q1 June 2020. Revenues from operations “Being aware of the shift of consumer tiously optimistic on a sustained demand
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recovery. The focus remains on delivering and other countries, where the Group has
volume-led competitive and profitable Preparing to leap business operations, although with con-
growth as well as the health and safety of straints of workforce and free accessibility
Greenply Industries will spend Rs 548
our ecosystems.” crore to make MDF boards and sub- to the project sites.
Kajaria Ceramics’ consolidated net categories to boost revenues to Rs 600- Titan Company’s consolidated net
profit stood at Rs 41.46 crore in Q1 June 650 crore per annum at peak utilisation profit stood at Rs 18 crore in Q1 June 2021
2021 compared with net loss of Rs 32.94 compared with net loss of Rs 297 crore in
230
crore in Q1 June 2020. Revenues from op- Q1 June 2020.Revenues from operations
220
erations soared 102.35% to Rs 561.66 crore. soared 119.59% to Rs 3004 crore. PBT was
PBT was at Rs 56.88 crore as against pre- 210 at Rs 39 crore as against pre-tax loss of Rs
tax loss of Rs 33.55 crore. 200 361 crore. Standalone net profit stood at Rs
Consolidated production grew 820.39% 190 61 crore compared with net loss of Rs 270
to 13.99 million square metres (msm). Sales Greenply Industr crore. Revenues from operations surged
180
climbed 99.21% to 15.26 msm. Ebitda stood 122.22% to Rs 2780 crore, primarily driven
170 l l l l l l
at Rs 80.42 crore compared with Ebitda loss A’21 M J J A
by base effect of zero sales in April 2020.
of Rs 7.57 crore. The Ebitda margins were Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Re 1
Most of the sales of May month were lost
at 14.32% as against negative 2.73%. in both the years. Sales in June 2021 were
The Q1June 2021 performance showed unpredictability in the international supply marginally ahead of sales in June 2020 de-
a significant uptick over a year ago chain, we would like to maintain a cautious spite lower store operational days. Total
despitecovid-19 restrictions and lockdowns business outlook for rest of FY2022.” income grew 74% to Rs 3314 crore and in-
continuing in several states. Revenues, profit Voltas’ consolidated net profit jumped cluded bullion sale of Rs 424 crore.
and the Ebitda margins are muted over Q4 48.8% to Rs 122 crore on 36.4% increase in The jewellery division gained good trac-
March 2021 due to the unexpected disrup- total income to Rs 1860 crore in Q1 June tion in acquisition of new customers. The
tion from the second wave. But a secular 2021 over Q1 June 2020.PBT was higher mix in total buyers reached the pre-pandemic
turnaround in demand and key financial by 56% at Rs 168 crore. Given the smaller levels, with income excluding billion sales of
metrics is being seen starting July. window availableon easing of the lockdowns, Rs 2467 crore compared with Rs 1182 crore.
Meanwhile, the board accorded approval the unitary cooling products business made The watches and wearables business re-
for making cash investment of upto Rs 2.64 good recovery and achieved an overall vol- corded income of Rs 292 crore as against Rs
crore in the equity shares of a special pur- ume growth of 10%. The position of market 75 crore. The eyewear business recorded
pose vehicle to be formed by CleanMax leader in ACs continued, with exit market income of Rs 67 crore as against Rs 30 crore.
Enviro Energy Solutions for solar power share of 26.7% end June 2021. Gross seg- The other segments, comprising Indian dress
captive consumption, as required under the ment revenues increased 19% to Rs 963 crore wear and accessories, recorded income of
provisions of Electricity Act, 2003, at par and the segment profit rose 3.5% YoY to Rs Rs 14 crore compared with Rs 4 crore.
value. The period for the completion of ac- 118 crore, given the customer-centric sales Despite lockdowns-induced by the sec-
quisition is 12 months. promotional expenses incurred. ond wave of the pandemic in various parts
Bosch’s consolidated net profit stood The electro-mechanical projects and ser- of the country, better preparedness com-
at Rs 259.76 crore in Q1 June 2021 com- vices segment reported higher revenues pared with the same period last year helped
pare with net loss of Rs 120.83 crore in Q1 spurted 67% to Rs 688 crore. The segment it achieve PBT of Rs 82 crore compared
June 2020. Consolidated revenues from op- profit was Rs 31 crore compared with loss of with loss of Rs 335 crore last year. The
erations soared 146.43% to Rs 2443.53 crore Rs 44 crore last year. Improvement in rev- jewellery division achieved Ebit of Rs 207
due to lower base and recovery in sales as enue and result was due to good progress crore as against a loss of Rs 54 crore. The
the lockdown restrictions eased across states made on execution of certain on-going projects. watch and wearables division reported loss
in the country in June 2021. PBT was Rs The engineering products and services of Rs 56 crore compared with loss of Rs
335.31 crore as against pre-tax loss of Rs segment revenues and results almost doubled 164 crore. The eyewear division reported
200.90 crore. and were higher at Rs 115 crore and Rs 38 loss of Rs 13 crore over loss of Rs 31 crore.
Soumitra Bhattacharya, the MD, Bosch, crore compared with Rs 48 crore and Rs 20 Titan Engineering & Automation, a prin-
and President, Bosch Group in India, said, crore, respectively, in the corresponding cipal subsidiary, got affected due to supply
“While the industry has shown continued signs quarter last year. chain disruptions caused by the second wave
of recovery since Q2 of FY2021, the second The Group’s operations and financial of the pandemic, recording revenues of Rs
wave of covid-19-induced an undeniable pres- results were affected due to the outbreak of 66 crore and loss of Rs 1 crore compared
sure on the Indian automotive sector, with a the second wave of covid-19 pandemic dur- with PBT of Rs 7 crore in Q1June 2020.
surge in infections, localized lockdowns, and ing the peak season because of lockdowns CaratLane continued to do well in both the
lowered demand sentiment. The intensifying and restricted operational hours even after online and offline channels and emerged as a
second wave proved a challenge for several easing of state-wide lockdowns. strong omni player. Revenues climbed up
OEMs across the country, causing them to Nevertheless, business activities were 274% to Rs 157 crore and recorded loss of
cut production or suspend operations. Given resumed gradually following the relaxations Rs 9 crore compared with loss of Rs 19
the uncertain economic environment, the im- and directives issued by various state gov- crore a year ago.
pending third wave of covid-19 and ernments as well as local authorities in India C K Venkataraman, the MD, Titan Com-
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pany, said, “While we started the quarter with

strong business momentum, the second wave Offering resistance
of the pandemic severely disrupted it. The The Nifty Commodities index, down 1%, from the high of 5,469.90 on 3 August 2021,
learnings and experience of the past year lagged in CY, up 42%, and over the year, up 73%, till 13 August 2021
helped us navigate this quarter’s turbulence
much more efficiently. As the lockdowns CMP VARIANCE % CMP VARIANCE %
started getting relaxed in different parts of (Rs) 19-05-21 28-06-21 (Rs) 19-05-21 28-06-21
the country in June, and with the rising vac- Aarti Industries 938.00 12.62 8.06 UPL 779.10 -0.39 -3.71
cination level, we saw demand coming back Vedanta 328.65 16.25 22.75
ACC 2308.60 19.79 12.56
steadily. Given the challenging economic back-
Adani Green 919.10 -26.10 -17.93 Nifty Commodities 5396.90 7.06 3.98
drop during the quarter, Titan delivered a sat-
Ambuja Cements 402.45 26.70 16.87 Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021.
isfactory financial performance. With the 19 May 2021: The Union government increased its share
strengthened digital presence and high per- Atul 8963.65 5.30 0.31 of subsidy for di-ammonia phosphate (DAP) fertiliser by
centage of vaccinated employees and associ- 140% from Rs 500 to Rs 1200 per bag. Thus, despite the
BPCL 454.90 1.89 -2.62
spurt in international market prices, DAP will continue to
ates making our retail store a safe place, we Coal India 143.75 -5.33 -2.34 sell at the older price of Rs 1200, with the Central
are optimistic about the overall performance government bearing all the burden of price hike. Last
Coromandel Inter 835.85 7.81 -8.73 year, the actual price of DAP was Rs 1700 per bag. The
of the company.”
Dalmia BharatLtd 1918.00 6.86 2.81 Central government was giving a subsidy of Rs 500 per
Relaxo Footwears’ net profit grew bag. So, companies were selling fertilizer to farmers for
27.8% to Rs 30.96 crore in Q1 June 2021 Grasim Inds 1496.90 7.71 -1.56 Rs 1200 per bag. Recently, international prices of
phosphoric acid and ammonia, used in DAP, shot up
from Q1 June 2020. Revenues from opera- HPCL 255.05 -6.49 -14.20
60% to 70%. As such, the actual price of a DAP bag is
tions increased 36.7% to Rs 497.13 crore Hindalco Inds. 442.05 9.61 15.63 now Rs 2400, which could be sold by fertilizer
due to the year-ago low base, affected due companies at Rs 1900 after considering a subsidy of Rs
Hindustan Zinc 320.90 -7.69 -5.40 500. With the latest decision, farmers will continue to get
to complete nationwide lockdown till the a DAP bag for Rs 1200.
IOCL 104.65 -2.38 -5.59
first week of May. Net profit was down The Central government spends about Rs 80000 crore on
Jindal Steel 424.25 0.57 3.89 subsidies for chemical fertilisers every year. With the
69.7% and revenues from operations de-
increase in subsidy in DAP, the Union government will
clined 33.5% over Q4 March 2021.Other JSW Steel 749.05 6.12 7.72
spend an additional Rs 14775 crore as subsidy in the
income stood at Rs 5 crore compared with NMDC 171.75 -6.83 -5.68 kharif season. This is the second major decision in the
farmers’ interest, after directly transferring Rs 20667 crore
Rs 7 crore on account of lower waiver of NTPC 118.25 5.63 1.81 in farmers’ account under PM-Kisan on Akshay Tritiya.
rent during the quarter compared with the ONGC 116.10 1.04 -5.11 28 June 2021: Union Finance Minister announced a
corresponding period of the previous year. Rs6.28-lakh-crore covid-19 support package including
P I Industries 3141.90 22.19 6.87 economic relief of Rs 376244 crore, new scheme for
Total expenses rose 36.7% to Rs 462.15 public health of Rs 15000 crore and impetus for growth
Pidilite Inds. 2206.70 14.88 2.39
crore due to 238.9% higher raw material costs, and employment of Rs 237749 crore. The nutrient-based
29.9% higher employee expenses and 93.1% Reliance Industr 2145.65 7.44 2.86 subsidy (NBS) for fertilizers has been increased to Rs
42275 crore. An additional amount of Rs 14775 crore will
higher other expenses. Ebitda increased 16% Shree Cement 26600.40 -3.39 -6.30 be provided to stakeholders, including for DAP, and NPK-
to Rs 66 crore. The Ebitda margins decreased Tata Power Co. 132.55 27.15 8.16 based complex fertilisers. As many as 21 new varieties
of climate-resilient crop varieties, developed by the
237 bps to 13.3%, mainly due to increase in Tata Steel 1461.65 25.54 23.45 Indian Council of Agricultural Research, will be released.
raw material prices and restoration of mar- The Ramco Cement 980.05 0.21 -5.54 The North-Eastern Regional Agricultural Marketing
keting and brand promotion expenses. PBT Corporation will also be revived. A stimulus of Rs 77.45
Torrent Power 464.25 6.63 2.62 crore has been earmarked for this purpose to enhance
stood up 24.5% to Rs 40.25 crore. Current agriculture-related activities in the north-east.
UltraTech Cem. 7460.70 13.71 8.61
tax expenses rose 27.8% to Rs 12.65 crore.
Ramesh Kumar Dua, the MD, said: “The the sector.” Ebitda loss stood at Rs 170 crore as against
second wave of covid-19 caused a lot of dis- Zomato’s consolidated net loss of Rs Rs 120 crore a quarter ago on account of
ruptions It has now begun to reside. With 356.2 crore in Q1 June 2021 was higher than non-cash Esop expenses increasing mean-
the vaccination drive gaining pace, the the net loss of Rs 99.8 crore in Q1 June ingfully due to significant Esop grants made
economy is opening and moving back to 2020. Net sales jumped 217% to Rs 844 in the quarter pursuant to creation of a new
normalcy. However, during April and May, crore. Adjusted revenues grew 26% over the Esop 2021 scheme. The divergence in re-
there were severe disruptions due to local- quarter to Rs 1160 crore, largely on the back ported profit/loss and adjusted Ebitda will
ized lockdowns across geographies. Despite of growth in the core food delivery business continue going forward.
the challenges, we managed to deliver yet that continued to grow despite the severe The India food delivery business re-
another resilient quarter backed by our cus- covid-19 wave starting April 2021. On the ported the highest ever gross order value
tomer-centric approach, market share and other hand, the second wave significantly (Gov), number of orders, transacting users,
continuous focus on quality improvement, affected the dining-out business, reversing active restaurant partners and active delivery
though, we remain cautious on the rising most of the gains the industry made in Q4 partners till date in any quarter in history.
trend in raw material prices. March 2021. The segment’s Gov grew by 37% over the
“The company enjoys comfortable li- Pre-tax loss of Rs 359 crore was higher quarter to Rs 4540 crore. Gov is defined as
quidity position with strong balance sheet than pre-tax loss of Rs 99.8 crore in the total monetary value of all food delivery
and cash flow position and is rightly posi- Q1June2020. Hyperpure losses expanded orders placed online on Zomato platform in
tioned to tap the growth opportunities in due to investments in growth. Adjusted India including taxes, customer delivery
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COMPANY CMP (Rs) M-CAP 52-WEEK HIGH G/L FROM 52-WEEK LOW G/L FROM P/E DIVIDEND SOURCE
(13-AUG-2021) ( Rs cr) DATE (Rs) 52-WKH (%) DATE (Rs) 52-WKL (%) YIELD (%)
Future Retail 49.15 2665.33 44075.00 167.90 -70.73 01-04-21 40.55 21.21 0.00 0.00 RES
Alok Industries 22.70 11271.10 44050.00 44.30 -48.76 01-10-20 18.65 21.72 0.00 0.00 QLY
Vakrangee 38.35 4062.82 44196.00 69.85 -45.10 24-09-20 24.50 56.53 54.79 0.26 QLY
Ujjivan Small 25.70 4441.77 44203.00 44.60 -42.38 11-08-21 25.10 2.39 0.00 0.00 QLY
Aarti Drugs 649.15 6011.13 44112.00 1026.95 -36.79 12-08-20 510.25 27.22 24.67 0.39 QLY
Wockhardt 512.10 5673.10 44342.00 804.90 -36.38 24-09-20 266.00 92.52 0.00 0.00 QLY
GMM Pfaudler 4417.85 6457.79 44055.00 6900.00 -35.97 12-11-20 3335.20 32.46 76.31 0.11 QLY
Strides Pharma 662.15 5940.99 44204.00 999.00 -33.72 14-08-20 551.10 20.15 120.39 0.38 QLY
SpiceJet 72.05 4332.75 44176.00 108.00 -33.29 07-08-20 45.65 57.83 0.00 0.00 RES
Affle India 4196.60 11184.03 44260.00 6285.65 -33.24 07-08-20 1825.00 129.95 73.65 0.00 QLY
Hindustan Copper 132.30 12793.73 44327.00 196.75 -32.76 15-10-20 31.30 322.68 101.77 0.25 QLY
Karur Vysya Bank 44.20 3532.96 44267.00 64.55 -31.53 13-10-20 29.30 50.85 9.74 1.13 QLY
Aegis Logistics 281.10 9866.61 44358.00 387.90 -27.53 17-08-20 183.85 52.90 37.94 0.71 QLY
IOL Chemicals 657.95 3862.53 44068.00 898.90 -26.80 23-02-21 522.00 26.04 8.69 0.91 RES
PNB Housing 678.05 11425.73 44355.00 925.00 -26.70 07-08-20 214.60 215.96 12.47 0.00 QLY
Dilip Buildcon 534.95 7821.77 44259.00 719.90 -25.69 30-10-20 321.05 66.63 31.92 0.17 RES
Sequent Scien. 252.65 6275.09 44376.00 336.50 -24.92 19-08-20 118.95 112.40 74.31 0.20 QLY
CEAT 1329.15 5376.42 44231.00 1763.00 -24.61 17-08-20 861.00 54.37 10.78 1.35 QLY
Engineers India 70.75 3976.45 44258.00 93.30 -24.17 16-10-20 60.40 17.14 22.46 2.83 QLY
TV18 Broadcast 37.40 6411.71 44357.00 48.95 -23.60 12-04-21 26.25 42.48 11.58 0.00 QLY
NBCC 46.35 8343.00 44369.00 59.80 -22.49 24-09-20 22.20 108.78 37.68 1.01 RES
Sterling & Wils. 270.55 4338.54 44295.00 343.80 -21.31 24-02-21 183.50 47.44 0.00 0.00 RES
CDSL 1246.70 13028.02 44396.00 1579.00 -21.04 07-08-20 347.25 259.02 59.74 0.72 QLY
Mishra Dhatu Nig 187.00 3503.26 44069.00 236.00 -20.76 16-10-20 172.80 8.22 18.83 1.49 QLY
Kaveri Seed Co. 649.35 3917.47 44333.00 816.65 -20.49 02-11-20 463.05 40.23 12.62 0.62 RES
IDFC 50.15 8005.89 44399.00 62.90 -20.27 07-08-20 20.00 150.75 501.50 6.28 QLY
Bharat Dynamics 384.95 7055.41 44057.00 481.70 -20.09 22-09-20 280.40 37.29 27.38 1.91 RES
Amber Enterp. 2928.90 9868.56 44260.00 3662.00 -20.02 12-08-20 1642.20 78.35 84.72 0.00 QLY
Future Retail 49.15 2665.33 44075.00 167.90 -70.73 01-04-21 40.55 21.21 0.00 0.00 RES
Alok Industries 22.70 11271.10 44050.00 44.30 -48.76 01-10-20 18.65 21.72 0.00 0.00 QLY
Vakrangee 38.35 4062.82 44196.00 69.85 -45.10 24-09-20 24.50 56.53 54.79 0.26 QLY
Ujjivan Small 25.70 4441.77 44203.00 44.60 -42.38 11-08-21 25.10 2.39 0.00 0.00 QLY
Aarti Drugs 649.15 6011.13 44112.00 1026.95 -36.79 12-08-20 510.25 27.22 24.67 0.39 QLY
Wockhardt 512.10 5673.10 44342.00 804.90 -36.38 24-09-20 266.00 92.52 0.00 0.00 QLY
GMM Pfaudler 4417.85 6457.79 44055.00 6900.00 -35.97 12-11-20 3335.20 32.46 76.31 0.11 QLY
Strides Pharma 662.15 5940.99 44204.00 999.00 -33.72 14-08-20 551.10 20.15 120.39 0.38 QLY
SpiceJet 72.05 4332.75 44176.00 108.00 -33.29 07-08-20 45.65 57.83 0.00 0.00 RES
Affle India 4196.60 11184.03 44260.00 6285.65 -33.24 07-08-20 1825.00 129.95 73.65 0.00 QLY
Hindustan Copper 132.30 12793.73 44327.00 196.75 -32.76 15-10-20 31.30 322.68 101.77 0.25 QLY
Karur Vysya Bank 44.20 3532.96 44267.00 64.55 -31.53 13-10-20 29.30 50.85 9.74 1.13 QLY
Aegis Logistics 281.10 9866.61 44358.00 387.90 -27.53 17-08-20 183.85 52.90 37.94 0.71 QLY
IOL Chemicals 657.95 3862.53 44068.00 898.90 -26.80 23-02-21 522.00 26.04 8.69 0.91 RES
PNB Housing 678.05 11425.73 44355.00 925.00 -26.70 07-08-20 214.60 215.96 12.47 0.00 QLY
Dilip Buildcon 534.95 7821.77 44259.00 719.90 -25.69 30-10-20 321.05 66.63 31.92 0.17 RES
Sequent Scien. 252.65 6275.09 44376.00 336.50 -24.92 19-08-20 118.95 112.40 74.31 0.20 QLY
CEAT 1329.15 5376.42 44231.00 1763.00 -24.61 17-08-20 861.00 54.37 10.78 1.35 QLY
Engineers India 70.75 3976.45 44258.00 93.30 -24.17 16-10-20 60.40 17.14 22.46 2.83 QLY
TV18 Broadcast 37.40 6411.71 44357.00 48.95 -23.60 12-04-21 26.25 42.48 11.58 0.00 QLY
NBCC 46.35 8343.00 44369.00 59.80 -22.49 24-09-20 22.20 108.78 37.68 1.01 RES
Sterling & Wils. 270.55 4338.54 44295.00 343.80 -21.31 24-02-21 183.50 47.44 0.00 0.00 RES
CDSL 1246.70 13028.02 44396.00 1579.00 -21.04 07-08-20 347.25 259.02 59.74 0.72 QLY
Mishra Dhatu Nig 187.00 3503.26 44069.00 236.00 -20.76 16-10-20 172.80 8.22 18.83 1.49 QLY
Kaveri Seed Co. 649.35 3917.47 44333.00 816.65 -20.49 02-11-20 463.05 40.23 12.62 0.62 RES
IDFC 50.15 8005.89 44399.00 62.90 -20.27 07-08-20 20.00 150.75 501.50 6.28 QLY
Bharat Dynamics 384.95 7055.41 44057.00 481.70 -20.09 22-09-20 280.40 37.29 27.38 1.91 RES
Amber Enterp. 2928.90 9868.56 44260.00 3662.00 -20.02 12-08-20 1642.20 78.35 84.72 0.00 QLY
SOURCE: Source of result for P/E and dividend yield on latest TTM based on QLY: Quarterly result, FIN: financial year (annual report) and RES: result full year. G/L: Gain/Loss. NA: Not available.
Source: Capitaline Database
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charges, gross of all discounts, excluding tips. business grew nearly 49%, while the Egypt
Shares were listed on 23 July 2021 at Rs Back in black business was up 43%, Namaste jumped
115 apiece, at a premium of 51.32% to the over40% and the Saarc business grew 41%.
CG Power & Industrial Solutions’ PBT
issue price of Rs 76 per share. The IPO re- Mohit Malhotra, the CEO, Dabur In-
was at Rs 71 crore from pre-tax loss of
ceived bids for 2,751.27 crore shares as against Rs 237 in Q1June 2020. Subsidiaries at dia, said, “Riding on the strength of its stra-
71.92 crore shares on offer. The issue was the US and Europe were profitable tegic business transformation exercise, we
subscribed 38.25 times. The price band of demonstrated renewed agility and resilience
92
the IPO was fixed at Rs 72-76 per share. in the face of the second wave of covid-19.
Shares of RIL and Future Group compa- 85
We applied learnings from last year on
nies Future Enterprises, Future Lifestyle streamlining the supply chain to ensure
Fashions, Future Retail, Future Supply 78 minimal disruption in supplies while firmly
Chain Solutions, Future Consumer and CG Power & Indu. focusing on delivering volume-led profitable
Future Market Networks tumbled after the 71 growth. The operating margins expanded
Supreme Court upheld the Singapore-based 32.5%, marking a 10-bp gain over Q1June
emergency arbitrator’s award which stalled 64 l l l l l l 2020 despite high inflationary pressures.
A’21 M J J A
the proposed deal between Future Retail and Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 2
“While the operating environment was
Reliance Group. The apex court allowed the challenging and the competitive intensity
appeal filed by Amazon against a Delhi High advanced 28% to Rs 437.33 crore on 31.9% high, we successfully tapped the growth
Court (HC) order staying attachment of prop- increase in revenues from operations to Rs opportunities to deliver a strong perfor-
erties of Future Group companies and 2611.54 crore in Q1June 2021 over Q1 June mance during the quarter. We continue to
Kishore Biyani in relation to the Rs 24713- 2020. Net profit was up 15.8% and rev- invest ahead of the curve in expanding our
crore Future-Reliance deal. enues grew 11.8% over Q4 March 2021. rural footprint. We have expanded our rural
The bench of Justices Rohinton Fali PBT increased 34% to Rs 567.99 crore over coverage by 16%, from 60,000 villages end
Nariman and BR Gavai held the order of an a year ago. Current tax outgo jumped 59.3% FY2021 to 69,000 villages in Q1 June 2021.
emergency arbitrator is enforceable in India, to Rs 126.34 crore. We plan to further expand 33% to 80,000
under Section 17(2) of the Arbitration Act. Continued investments in power brands villages over the next two years.”
A division bench of the Delhi High Court and expanding the distribution footprint Emami’s consolidated net profit surged
had stayed an order passed by the single coupled with a structured and balanced ap- 96.4% to Rs 77.79 crore in Q1 June 2021
judge. They had reportedly directed the at- proach to driving cost management helped to from Q1June 2020.Revenues from opera-
tachment of properties of Future Group overcome the challenging context of the covid- tions increased 37.3% to Rs 660.95 crore.
companies and Kishore Biyani in relation to 19 second wave. The FMCG business grew Net profit was down 11.3% and revenues
the Future-Reliance deal. 35.4%, with an underlying volume growth of from operations declined 9.6% over Q4
The single judge order of the high court 34.4%. Market share was gained across all March 2021.
had upheld the award of an emergency arbi- key verticals such as health care, home care, The second wave of covid-19 pandemic
trator, directed attachment of the properties, personal care, and foods. E-commerce re- surged across the country from mid-April,
and restrained Future Retail from going ahead ported an over 100% growth and contributes leading to lockdowns and restrictions in vari-
with the Rs 24713 crore merger with Reli- 8.2% to the India FMG business. ous states, severely affecting both urban and
ance Retail. This order was subsequently The focus on innovation, a widened rural regions. While the initial weeks of April
stayed by a division bench, prompting the product portfolio and a revival in in-home witnessed sustained growth momentum, the
appeal by Amazon. consumption in line with the growing con- subsequent increase in covid-19 cases led to
The Singapore International Arbitration sumer need for health helped the food &bev- a challenging phase over May. While per-
Centre on 25 October 2020 had passed an erages business to surge 80.4%. sonal care products were affected, demand
interim order in favour of Amazon, restraining The healthcare business grew 30%, with for health and hygiene products was also
Future Group from proceeding on the deal with the ayurvedic over-the-counter business muted compared with the first wave phase.
Reliance Retail. In August 2020, RIL an- jumping over 52%, ayurvedic ethicals busi- While domestic business grew 42% over
nounced the acquisition of the retail and whole- ness growing nearly 51% and the health the previous year, it grew 5% over Q1June
sale and logistics and warehousing businesses supplements category up 24.5%. 2019 despite the raging impact of the sec-
from the Future Group as going concerns on a The revival in discretionary spending ond wave. Further, all major brands grew
slump sale basis for Rs 24713 crore through boosted the home &personal care to increase handsomely by more than 50% during the
subsidiary Reliance Retail Ventures. over 26%. The hair care category was up quarter, except for Navratna, growing 21%
In August 2019, Amazon had bought nearly 39%, while the home care business due to lockdowns. Modern trade expanded
49% stake in Future Coupons for Rs 1500 was up over 30% and the oral care business 63% and e-commerce continued its robust
crore. The US-based e-commerce giant said up over 21%. The skin care and salon busi- run growing by 3.7x. The e-commerce busi-
that the CY2019 deal blocks Future Group ness excluding sanitisers spurted 66%. ness increased its contribution by 300 bps
from selling shares of Future Retail to rival The international business continued to to 5% of domestic revenues.
RIL as it indirectly owned about 3.5% stake move ahead on the growth trajectory, with The international business grew 17%.
in Future Retail. an over 34% jump in constant currency Barring the Middle Eastern geographies, all
Dabur India’s consolidated net profit terms. The Middle East and North Africa other regions posted strong growth during
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Taking off
Constituents of the BSE 500 index, comprising the most liquid stocks, hitting 52-week high for various reasons
in the fortnight ended 13 August 2021
CMP VAR P/E P/BV CMP VAR P/E P/BV CMP VAR P/E P/BV
COMPANY (Rs) (%) COMPANY (Rs) (%) COMPANY (Rs) (%)
Abbott India 19006.5 -4.9 57.2 15.5 Vardhman Textile 1801.6 -11.7 13.2 1.6 BASF India 3665.1 -6.7 73.8 9.8
Century Textiles 788.6 -5.4 282.6 2.5 Titan Company 1838.1 -1.1 127.1 21.8 Alkem Lab 3661.7 -1.0 26.8 5.9
Grasim Inds 1497.6 -7.2 22.4 1.5 GHCL 359.2 -10.6 8.2 1.4 Bata India 1705.9 -2.8 0.0 12.5
Lak. Mach. Works 8193.0 -7.6 104.1 4.9 St Bk of India 431.4 -7.7 15.4 1.5 Bharat Forge 819.5 -3.2 82.5 7.1
Phillips Carbon 248.3 -10.9 10.3 2.2 Tata Comm 1427.7 -6.6 30.5 352.4 Radico Khaitan 921.4 -2.5 42.0 6.9
Apollo Hospitals 4060.2 -4.0 0.0 12.7 Torrent Pharma. 2964.4 -5.3 39.8 8.6 KEI Industries 748.2 -4.4 22.3 3.8
Rain Industries 231.4 -15.2 9.0 1.3 Bajaj Finance 6152.2 -5.0 83.3 10.1 Indoco Remedies 473.5 -10.6 37.7 5.7
Ratnamani Metals 2121.4 -5.7 35.8 5.0 ICICI Bank 704.8 -1.7 24.4 3.1 Gland Pharma 4286.7 -1.5 68.1 11.9
Phoenix Mills 864.2 -5.9 216.0 3.0 DLF 332.5 -7.4 53.0 2.3 Tech Mahindra 1382.8 -0.9 27.9 5.4
Sun TV Network 525.2 -10.4 13.6 2.9 Godrej Agrovet 656.0 -12.2 38.1 6.1 Max Healthcare 318.6 -4.6 95.1 5.5
Mahindra Logis. 694.5 -15.1 87.0 8.8 Divi’s Lab. 4949.2 -1.8 64.1 14.1 IRCTC 2661.4 -2.4 262.5 29.0
Oberoi Realty 691.4 -8.3 31.7 2.7 Godrej Consumer 983.0 -4.0 56.2 10.7 UTI AMC 1042.5 -5.1 24.1 4.1
Endurance Tech. 1661.8 -8.7 34.8 6.6 ICICI Pru Life 671.5 -1.8 199.3 11.4 Laurus Labs 707.1 -2.3 36.0 14.6
Ashok Leyland 130.4 -9.0 0.0 4.9 Muthoot Finance 1450.9 -11.5 14.8 3.7 Bajaj Holdings 4192.0 -0.8 12.4 1.3
GSFC 108.8 -14.4 7.8 0.5 UltraTech Cem. 7464.0 -5.6 32.6 4.9 Carborundum Uni. 724.1 -5.1 39.0 6.4
Trent 881.6 -9.1 0.0 13.6 Solar Industries 1760.3 -2.1 48.0 10.1 Zensar Tech. 418.1 -4.8 33.0 4.0
NOCIL 264.3 -10.1 35.5 3.4 Astral 2035.7 -11.3 89.2 21.6 Cummins India 975.1 -1.4 37.3 5.8
JTEKT India 108.6 -18.2 55.1 4.4 RHI Magnestia 367.4 -6.4 37.6 7.3 Larsen & Toubro 1667.5 -0.5 15.3 3.1
Nilkamal Ltd 2605.1 -17.9 27.1 3.4 Gujarat Gas 737.7 -6.2 30.0 11.3 Mah. Scooters 4385.9 -6.0 0.0 0.3
Aarti Industries 935.1 -5.3 55.9 7.2 Trident 21.5 -6.3 20.8 3.3 Vedanta 328.3 -1.4 7.9 2.0
P I Industries 3143.5 -6.4 61.1 8.9 Sonata Software 844.9 -4.4 31.6 9.8 Siemens 2245.3 -1.3 72.8 8.1
Dabur India 588.3 -5.0 58.1 13.6 SBI Life Insuran 1138.5 -3.0 88.4 10.8 Tata Chemicals 879.5 -1.0 42.2 1.6
Sun Pharma.Inds. 777.9 -3.3 27.3 4.0 Sumitomo Chemi. 419.8 -8.7 56.4 13.6 Tata Consumer 807.6 -0.4 95.1 5.1
Kalpataru Power 433.9 -12.5 11.8 1.7 Quess Corp 856.6 -6.9 192.9 5.4 Wipro 615.5 -0.8 29.0 6.1
La Opala RG 272.1 -13.6 60.9 4.5 Rossari Biotech 1356.4 -6.5 83.7 10.5 V I P Inds. 457.3 -4.4 0.0 12.5
Balaji Amines 3426.8 -13.8 37.6 12.4 JK Tyre & Indust 161.3 -2.8 7.6 1.5 Infosys 1712.5 -0.6 35.9 11.1
Emami 563.1 -3.3 50.8 14.2 Natl. Aluminium 83.7 -14.1 9.4 1.4 Chambal Fert. 331.8 -1.3 9.8 2.6
Sunteck Realty 381.3 -8.1 102.5 2.0 Havells India 1243.3 -1.2 64.0 15.0 Mphasis 2754.6 -1.3 40.3 7.9
Minda Industries 714.1 -14.2 99.5 6.9 JSW Steel 749.2 -3.5 12.6 3.9 TCS 3461.9 -0.5 36.3 15.0
Prestige Estates 338.9 -10.2 37.2 2.0 Orient Cement 161.4 -7.0 11.9 2.5 HCL Technologies 1119.7 -0.4 26.6 5.1
Godrej Propert. 1547.1 -8.9 0.0 5.2 Suven Pharma 542.9 -8.0 36.8 11.7 Oracle Fin.Serv. 4610.4 -3.7 22.0 5.8
Mahindra Life. 748.4 -8.9 0.0 2.4 Tata Inv.Corpn. 1300.6 -6.1 34.7 0.5 Bharti Airtel 637.1 -0.2 342.5 5.9
United Breweries 1396.6 -9.2 143.1 10.3 Piramal Enterp. 2723.8 -4.7 48.5 1.9 Birlasoft Ltd 421.7 -3.3 31.0 5.4
eClerx Services 2172.4 -8.4 26.8 5.1 Tata Power Co. 132.6 -3.9 29.3 2.0 L & T Infotech 4861.5 -1.0 42.2 11.7
Crompton Gr. Con 473.8 -4.9 46.7 15.4 JK Paper 263.3 -7.6 13.1 1.8 Mindtree 2922.6 -1.0 38.8 10.3
Gujarat Fluoroch 1733.8 -5.7 0.0 5.5 J K Cements 3111.7 -15.7 32.5 6.4 Allcargo Logist. 213.8 -3.3 27.0 2.3
ACC 2308.1 -6.0 20.7 3.2 Jindal Stain. Hi 292.6 -5.0 6.2 2.3 SPARC 280.3 -4.9 0.0 -43.7
Balkrishna Inds 2291.6 -10.4 32.2 7.4 IIFL Wealth Mgt 1546.9 -7.7 33.8 4.8 KNR Construct. 285.8 -2.8 20.1 4.1
Deepak Fertiliz. 451.7 -8.3 12.0 1.8 Deepak Nitrite 2141.2 -3.1 29.8 12.4 VRL Logistics 331.6 -3.0 28.8 4.9
Gujarat Alkalies 483.5 -7.6 18.0 0.7 Sanofi India 8612.0 -7.4 34.5 12.4 Avenue Super. 3593.7 -1.0 201.6 19.1
Ambuja Cements 402.6 -5.8 24.2 3.3 Rajesh Exports 609.4 -7.0 21.3 1.6 KPIT Technologi. 332.9 -1.0 51.0 7.5
Jubilant Food. 3781.2 -1.6 131.5 35.0 CMP as on 13 August 2021. Variation % from 52-week high.
SRF 8858.3 -3.0 37.1 7.7
Data on consolidated priority basis
the quarter. The gross margins, at 66%, were 68.2%.Stake was increased in Helios we could post one of our most profitable quar-
lower by just 50 bps over previous year. Lifestyle (The Man Company), in line with terly results. Our profitability was not only
Ebitda grew 38% to Rs. 170 crore and the the focus on strategic investments in start- higher than the base quarter, affected by the
Ebitda margins improved 20 bps to 25.7% ups to incubate new engines of growth. nationwide lockdown, but also much superior
over Q1June 2020. PBT stood up 94.2% to Mohan Goenka, Director, Emami, said, to the normal Q1 June 2019.However, the
Rs 95.27 crore. Current tax outgo rose “We are very happy that, despite challenges, overall demand since early June has once again
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been showing improvement, with the covid- saw faster recovery in demand, which as-
19 positivity rates dropping to the pre-sec-
Turning cold sisted growth in the quarter.
ond wave levels. Our focus on the progress of The Nifty Energy index slid 6% from its “Overall, we have delivered a healthy
standalone modern stores as well as Project peak of 20,902.70 on 14 June 2021, performance, with a top-line growth of
Khoj to increase footprints in rural areas is underperforming in CY, up 16%, and 49.4% over Q2 June 2020. The higher growth
progressing steadily. We also posted record over the year, up 27%, till 13 August 2021 rate was on account of robust volume growth
profit during the quarter despite high input CMP VARIANCE % over a lower base of the previous year as
cost pressure, which highlights our resilience.” well as marginal increase in realizations. As
Varun Beverages’ consolidated net
(Rs) 05-01-21 02-06-21 we look ahead, momentum in demand and
profit spurted 123% to Rs 318.80 crore in Adani Green 919.10 -16.17 -29.29 consumption should further strengthen with
Q2 June 2021 from Q2 June 2021.Improved BPCL 454.90 16.05 -4.16 higher vaccination drives, improving eco-
profitability was driven by 36.9% lower fi- GAIL (India) 148.40 14.77 -6.58 nomic indicators and supportive macros
nance cost at Rs 46.78 crore due to lowering HPCL 255.05 14.32 -11.56 such as good monsoons.”
of average cost of borrowing and reduction IOCL 104.65 12.53 -5.59
in total debt.Net revenues increased 49.4%to Overseas
NTPC 118.25 21.16 6.39
Rs 2449.85 crore, primarily because of ro- The Dow and the S&P 500 finished the week
ONGC 116.10 22.27 -1.40
bust volume growth over last year and mar- ended 13 August 2021, with their longest
ginal increase in realizations per case. Power Grid Corpn 184.75 31.03 8.30 stretch of closing records since March 15.Eas-
Total sales volume went up 45.4% YoY Reliance Industr 2145.65 9.13 -2.53 ing of consumer prices and optimism about
to 152.3 million cases, led by strong growth Tata Power Co. 132.55 63.34 22.62 corporate earnings going forward as unem-
in April 2021 compared with the low base of Nifty Energy 19677.05 15.27 -2.70 ployment numbers and first-time jobless ben-
the previous year of the same month and a Current market price (CMP) as on 13 August 2021. efits fell, with surging openings for jobs, buoy
steady recovery in June 2021 despite the sec- 05 January 2021: Opec and partner countries announced the broader market. However, the Nasdaq
they will maintain the previously agreed-upon January
ond wave of pandemic and related lockdowns, 2021 production increase of 0.5 million bpd and Russia
Composite Index ended the week almost 1%
leading to a de-growth in May 2021. and Kazakhstan will increase production in February and lower as value-related investments handily
Realization per case improved margin- March. However, additional voluntary cuts by Saudi outperformed growth for the week.
Arabia for February and March will result in lower overall
ally by 2.8% to Rs 160.8 per case, led by Opec+ production in early CY 2021. Upbeat quarterly earnings results also
higher realizations in international territo- 2 June 2021: Oil futures extended their surge to their have been a big support for recent buying.
ries partially offset by higher mix of water. highest finish in over two years, buoyed by optimism over The post-pandemic earnings for the S&P
the outlook for global demand as events in Iran raised
Canteen stores department constituted 78%, risks to supply stability in the region. Reports of a 500 over the past five quarters has beaten
juice 7% and packaged drinking water 15% massive fire at a state-owned oil refinery near Tehran expectations by about 15-20%. These are
followed news that the largest warship in Iran’s navy
of total sales volumes. The gross margins caught fire and sank. August Brent crude closed at
all-time highs that suggest the economic re-
slipped 128 bps, primarily due to change in US$71.35 a barrel on Ice Futures Europe. Opec+ has covery is not only on track, but stronger
product mix and marginal increase in raw agreed to stick to a timetable for gradually easing than many anticipated. US productivity
production cuts this month and next, bringing an
material prices. additional seven lakh barrels a day of supply onto the grew 2.3% in Q2 after a revised 4.3% rise
Ebitda rose 51.1% to Rs 570.8 crore. The market in June, and a further 8.40 lakh barrels a day in the previous three months.
Ebitda margins improved marginally to 23.3% July. The numbers include the unwinding of additional Goldman Sachs boosted its S&P 500
voluntary cuts by Saudi Arabia. Worries about the
from 23% even after a 128-bp decline in the prospective return of Iranian crude to the market have price target to 4,700 from 4,300 on expecta-
gross margins due to cost optimization mea- faded a bit. A round of indirect negotiations aimed at tion of stronger revenue growth and more pre-
bringing the US back into the 2015 nuclear agreement and
sures implemented last year. PBT was up Tehran back into compliance, which would set the stage
tax profit margin expansion as firms success-
130.8% to Rs 419.65 crore. Tax expense for reversal of US sanctions reimposed by former fully manage costs and as high-margin tech
soared 159.4% to Rs 100.85 crore.Net debt President Trump, are not expected to produce a companies become a larger share of the index.
breakthrough in the short term. Iran said negotiators now
stood at Rs 2549.2 crore as against Rs 3015.8 expect to complete a deal in August, when President The Senate voted 69-30 to approve a bi-
crore end December 2020. The debt-equity Hassan Rouhani’s term ends. The oil market has already partisan infrastructure bill, sending the US$1
factored in the return of five to 10 lakh barrels coming
ratio stood at 0.63x and the debt-Ebitda ratio back in the market from Iran this year. If those barrels do
trillion measure to the House of Representa-
stood at 1.69x for the trailing 12 months ended not make their way back into the market, the supply deficit tives for its approval. A fight looms, how-
June 2021. The net organic capex of Rs 190 could exceed the two million barrels per day already ever, over a US$ 3.5 trillion, Democratic-
expected from September through December.
crore in H2 of FY 2021 including forex ad- backed package of additional spending that
justments was primarily towards expansion 108.26 crore. House Democrats have said must first be
in India, Morocco, and Zimbabwe. Ravi Jaipuria, the Chairman, Varun Bev- passed under budget reconciliation before
Working capital days increased margin- erages, said, “We delivered an encouraging considering the infrastructure package.
ally to 24 days from 20 days end June 2020, set of results during the quarter despite a The worry is that the impetus to growth
primarily due higher stock of pet resin and soft operating environment due to pandemic- could fuel inflation. The US producer-price
preform inventory stocked to take the ad- induced lockdowns and restrictions. While index (PPI) was up 7.8% year over year in
vantage of lower pricing at the start of the we registered strong sales in April, May was July versus 7.3% in June, while the core
year. The board of director recommended an a witness to moderate sales on account of PPI reading, which excludes food and en-
interim dividend of Rs 2.5 per share. Total the disruptions. Further, as lockdowns and ergy, accelerated to 6.1% from 5.5%. The
cash outflow would be approximately Rs curbs started easing from June onwards, we data could add to expectations for the Fed
MarketWatch
to move more quickly toward beginning to Caixin/Markit services PMI for July came
taper its monthly asset purchases. Shedding weight in at 54.9, up from June’s reading of 50.3.
However, the reading was viewed as Chinese manufacturing activity growth
Hinduja Global Solutions, whose PBT
peaking of PPI as supply pressures gradu- spurted 117.5% over Q1 June 2020,will slowed in July. The Caixin/ Markit manu-
ally unwind in the coming months and de- sell its healthcare services business to facturing PMI for July read 50. The Caixin
mand moderates from its blistering pace in Baring PE Asia for US$1,200 million manufacturing PMI figure had come in at
the first half of the year. However, stubborn 51.3 in June. The official manufacturing PMI
pandemic disruptions could continue to 3800 also showed factory activity growth slow-
hamper supply through year-end, keeping 3300
ing in July, with the figure for the month
producer prices sticky and prompting the Hinduja Global coming in at 50.4 versus June’s 50.9.
2800
Fed to begin tapering in early CY2022. More areas in Japan entered a covid-19
Also, US private-sector job creation 2300 state of emergency due to a spike in virus
tumbled in July, as concerns grow about 1800
cases. Japanese wholesale prices rose in July
the spread of the delta variant of the at their fastest annual pace in 13 years. The
1300 l
coronavirus. The labour market recovery l l l l l corporate goods price index (CGPI), which
A’21 M J J A
continues to exhibit uneven progress, but measures the price companies charge each
Price in Rs on BSE. Face Value : Rs 10
progress, nonetheless. other for their goods and services, rose 5.6%
Key members of the rate-setting Federal in July from a year earlier.
Open Market Committee, including Chairman Chinahas been battling to keep new Singapore’s economy grew 14.7% in Q2
Jerome Powell, have said that they see covid-19 outbreaks under control with the of CY 2021 compared with a year ago, better
inflation’s rise amid the covid-19 pandemic as partial closure of one of China’s biggest cargo than official advance estimates of a 14.3% ex-
a short-term phenomenon. The market remains ports due to new cases of covid-19. Beijing pansion. The country also expects its economy
focused on the health of the jobs market and has reportedly punished 30 officials across to grow between 6% and 7% in CY2021, an
wages, as a key part of the Fed’s mandate. the country for lax attitudes and response in upgrade from past projections of 4% to 6%.
Chicago Fed’s Charles Evans advocated containing the virus. The ripples will not
for waiting longer. Boston Fed President Eric just be felt in China but also globally. The Outlook
Rosengren said the central bank should an- impact has been most noticeable in regional The strong US job data also may embolden
nounce in September that it will begin reduc- stock markets with a high beta to trade. the Fed to pullback on accommodative mea-
ing its US$120 billion in purchases of Trea- Goldman Sachs’ downgrade its China sures such as US$120 billion a month bond-
sury and mortgage bonds “this fall.”Evans is growth due to the country’s efforts to con- buying that have helped to stimulate economic
a voting member of the Fed’s policy-making tain a small but growing number of covid-19 growth and asset prices. Of particularly con-
committee this year, while both George and cases in several regions. It cut its Q3 growth cern is wage inflation, 4% higher in July over a
Kaplan are not, but will be in CY2022.Kansas outlook to 2.3% from 5.8% but lifted its Q3 year ago. Worries of higher wages could lead to
City Federal Reserve President Esther George outlook to 8.5% from 5.8% previously. That stickier rises in inflation. Fed Vice Chairman
and Dallas Fed President Rob Kaplan argued leaves its CY 2021 projection at 8.3% from Richard Clarida said the conditions for the first
for tapering the central bank’s bond buying 8.6% previously. increase in rate “by year-end CY 2022” allow-
program soon. The Bank of England left its monetary ing for the first move in CY 2023 as the risks
There are concerns as how high stocks policy unchanged but warned of a more proof higher inflation are greater than the risks of
can go, as they have been at or near new nounced period of above-target inflation in low inflation. Seven Fed officials have fore-
highs for a while, despite the rapid rise of the near term. The German industrial out- cast the first rate in CY2022 and a majority of
new coronavirus cases across the US and put fell unexpectedly by 1.3% in June 2021, the 19 top officials see two interest rate hikes
elsewhere. The continuing spread of the its second consecutive monthly decline. by the end of CY2023.
covid-19 delta variant remains in sharp fo- The focus in China remains on Beijing’s The spread of the delta variant of
cus, with new US cases hitting a six-month push to exert more control over a range of coronavirus and its potential impact on the
and hospitalizations increasing by roughly industries. In real estate, the nation is sus- global economic recovery remains a lingering
40%. California will require COVID-19 vac- pending private equity funds from raising concern. The World Health Organization
cines for all healthcare workers by 30 Sep- money to invest in residential property de- warned global cases could pass 300 million
tember. New Jersey will require masks for velopment. Separately, a partial shutdown by early next year if the pandemic continues
K-12 students and school staff when the of a major Chinese port due to a virus out- in its current direction. The projection came
new year begins in a few weeks. break stoked concerns about a repeat of last just a week after it reported 200 million covid-
The FDA may authorize a third dose of year’s pandemic shipping woes. 19 cases worldwide and six months after the
Pfizer and Moderna shots for those with China’s export growth unexpectedly globe topped 100 million cases.
weakened immune systems. slowed in July, while imports also lost mo- In Australia, Melbourne extended its
The stress in the metals and oil sectors mentum. Exports jumped 19.3% from a year lockdown by another week as it struggles
due to the added fear factor of the delta vari- ago compared with a 32.2% gain in June and to contain the highly infectious delta
ant is a worry. US crude for September de- imports went up 28.1% from a year earlier. variant. China announced fresh mass test-
livery closed lower, at US$66.48 a barrel. A private survey showed accelerating Chi- ing in Wuhan, the city where the disease
Brent oil fell to US$69.04 a barrel. nese services activity growth in July. The was first discovered.
Capita Telefolio
CapitalineCorner Ideas up 55%,
when S&P BSE
Greenpanel Industries Sensex is up 18%
see page 85
MDF leader
Market leadership, extensive distribution reach, strong brand and andUttrakhand plant respectively taking
overall capacity of it to 37,000 cbm/month
additional capacity to help it to capitalize strong tailwind for MDF and 18,000 cbm/month. The additional ca-
pacity is expected to get commissioned by
Greenpanel Industries (GIL) is one of the FY2022. The brownfield expansion apart November-December 2021.
largest medium-density fibre-board (MDF) from facilitating efficiency and cost sav- For the quarter ended Jun 2021, sales
manufacturers in the country. Apart from ings will also add small capacity of 4,000 of GIL jumped up by 242% to Rs 308.32
MDF, its product offerings comprises cbm/ month and 1,500 cbm/month at AP crore driven by 272% growth in sales of
plywood, decorative veneers, floors, and
MDF to Rs 262.99 crore (85% of sales)
doors. It markets its products under the
facilitated by 221% increase in volume and
brand Greenpanel.
higher realization. The sales of Plywood
It has two manufacturing facilities of
http://www.telefolio.com
and allied products segment up by 132%
MDF located at Pantnagar, Uttarakhand,
to Rs 45.33 crore (or 15% of sales) aided
and Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, with com- FOR MORE DETAILS ON PAGE 85 by 124% jump in volume. This is despite
bined installed capacity of 540000 cubic
challenging market due to 2nd wave of covid
meters (cbm). Its plywood manufacturing
unit with an installed capacity of 10.5 mil-
On track of debt reduction pandemic. The operating profit margin of
the company was 22.2% (compared to
lion square meters is also located at Having lowered consolidated net debt by
negative of 9.2%) leading to an operating
Pantnagar. GIL is one of the largest MDF RS 18 crore to RS 360 crore in Q1 of
profit of Rs 68.55 crore compared to a loss
manufacturer commanding about 27% mar- FY2022, it is well on tract to reduce it
of Rs 8.28 crore in Q1 of FY2021. Eventu-
ket share in the organized MDF market in further by RS 150 crore in FY22
ally the net profit was Rs 29.74 crore com-
the country. Even as the broad MDF mar-
pared to loss of Rs 36.49 crore.
ket de-grew 37% in FY2021, the company
For FY2021, net sales increased 16%
outperformed the market with 20% in-
to Rs 1020.76 crore. OPM has jumped from
crease in MDF volumes and 27% increase
15.7% to 19.9%, leading to 48% rise in op-
in MDF revenues thereby expanding its
erating profit to Rs 203.36 crore. Eventu-
market share. MDF contributes about 78%
ally the net profit increased 376% to Rs
of the revenue in FY21 with plywood and
68.81 crore.
allied products account 22%. Riding the
Consolidated net debt of the company
growth of its plywood business and the
in Q1FY22 come down by Rs 18 crore to
visible Greenpanel brand the company has Share price on BSE in Rs FV: Rs 1 Rs 36o crore and it is expected to reduce
emerged as one of top five veneer manufac-
further to Rs 150 crore by FY22 end.
turers in India.
Greenpanel Ind : Consol. Financials Capacity utilisation of the company
The company has a pan-India market-
in Q1FY22 was 61% and 91% in case of
ing network with fifteen branches, 1,400 2003(12) 2103(12) 2203(12P) 2303(12P) plywood and MDF and the company ex-
distributors and stockists and 7,000 retail- Net Sales 876.57 1,020.76 1350.59 1553.18 pect to reach a peak revenue of Rs 1600
ers across the country and plans to add an- OPM (%) 15.7 19.9 22.1 22.5 crore in next couple of years on complete
other 800 dealers for MDF division in next OP 137.78 203.36 297.85 349.47 capacity utilisation.
two years. Additionally it has strong insti- Other Inc. 2.23 3.45 3.41 4.09 Overall, strong demand with focus on
tutional customer relationship as 41% of PBIDT 140.01 206.81 301.26 353.56 growth of allied products, wide reach and
its FY21 revenue come from customers of 3 Interest 48.29 37.21 32.99 37.94 strong brand to drive topline growth, the
years or more.
PBDT 91.72 169.6 268.27 315.62 price hike for MDF along with operating
Increased urbanization and higher dis-
Depreciation 69.17 68.63 72.04 83.57 leverage is to support margin expansion.
posable income drives strong demand
PBT 22.55 100.97 196.23 232.05 We expect the company to register EPS
growth for readymade furniture, modular
PBT before EO 22.55 100.97 196.23 232.05 of Rs 11.8 for FY2022 and Rs 14 for
kitchens, interior design works etc. This
EO Income -10.84 0 0.00 0.00 FY2023. The scrip traded around Rs 255 on
along with preference shift in the industry
PBT after EO 11.71 100.97 196.23 232.05 August 16, 2021.
towards MDF from low cost plywood pro-
vides significant demand tailwind for MDF, Taxation -2.75 32.16 51.87 60.33
where the company is market leader. PAT 14.46 68.81 144.36 171.72 Kindly note Capital Market magazine and
EPS (Rs)* 1.8 5.6 11.8 14.0 http://www.capitalmarket.com
GIL currently do not have any large
* EPS is on current equity of Rs 12.26 cr. Face value of Rs 1.
do not send any mobile SMS, Whatsapp
capex plans, But it is undertaking or twitter messages giving any kind of
Excluding extraordinary items. # EPS is not annualised.
brownfield expansions at both of its plants bps : Basis points. Figures in Rs crore. stock recommendations.
at a modest capital outlay of Rs 25 crore in Source: Capitaline Databases
RNI NO. 43797/86, Postal Regn. No. MNE/138/2018-20. License to post without prepayment WPP License No MR/Tech/WPP – 227/NE/2018-20.
Posted at Mumbai Patrika Channel Sorting Office, Mumbai – 400001 on Alternate Fridays & Saturdays. Published: Alternate Monday (16-08-2021)

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