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DATA FOCUS MONDAY BLUES COVID VAX FOR ADOLESCENTS

The pace of administering booster More than 2,800 stocks ended in Biological E’s Corbevax has received
doses of Covid­19 vaccination is the red on BSE as Sensex, Nifty fell emergency­use authorisation from the DCGI for
yet to pick up in India p2 for the fourth straight day p6 use in adolescents aged 12 to 18 years p10
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Govt mulls ways to ensure NSE scam won’t

affect FII interest:
NSE board members were informed of
privacy of CBDC users Former SEBI chief Chitra’s transgressions in 2016 by SEBI
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Then SEBI chief UK Sinha and Wholetime with Ramkrishna, former SEBI of­ Agarwal, SEBI had also ordered a
New Delhi, February 21 ficials say. probe into the NSE’s trading ar­
Options include Foreign institutional in­ Member Agarwal had briefed the board Just two months before chitecture designed by IIT­Mum­
inserting a vestor interest in the Indian Ramkrishna resigned, SEBI had bai and the then head of the in­
stock market will not be af­ PALAK SHAH clean chit by the NSE board. She ordered the NSE board to fix indi­ vestigations, Ashok
provision in fected by the NSE scam, said Mumbai, February 21 was given a ‘dignified’ exit, vidual responsibility for the co­ Jhunjhunwala, had given a scath­
M Damodaran, former While NSE’s former MD and CEO praised for her governance of the locations scam. Agarwal, who ing report. SEBI had passed the
Finance Bill or by Chairman of SEBI and now Chitra Ramkrishna and her bourse and handed out nearly was briefing the NSE board mem­ finding of the CFT and IIM to the
using technology Chairperson of corporate deputy Anand Subramanian ₹50 crore as severance pay and bers, told them that glaring facts NSE board. But former SEBI offi­
advisory Excellence Ena­ have been blamed for the mis­ other dues for three years when had come out in the regulator’s cials say that some NSE board
SHISHIR SINHA blers. But he conceded that management at the stock ex­ she headed the NSE. investigations by the cross func­ members, who were part of the
New Delhi, February 21 the reputation of India’s change, it now appears that the tions team. Agarwal even asked NSE fact finding committee, gave
The government is mulling on The Budget has proposed the introduction of digital currency, using
premier stock exchange has then board members of NSE No clawback clause the exchange to get another a clean chit to Ramkrishna ar­
ways to ensure anonymity of blockchain and other technologies, by the RBI in FY23 ISTOCKPHOTO
been dented and it needs to were also made aware of the Legal experts say that when forensic audit conducted. In less guing vigorously in her favour in
users of the Central Bank Di­ The Finance Bill has provi­ He suggested an ‘Anonymity act quickly to repair it. transgressions. senior company offi­ than two months, SEBI meetings.
gital Currency (CBDC) just like sions for amending the RBI Act, Voucher’ as a possible solution. Damodaran was speaking In September 2016, then SEBI cials leave in contro­ after this high­ While some of the crucial in­
paper­ or metal­based fiat cur­ 1934, to introduce the CBDC. An This voucher has been de­ at a BusinessLine Knowledge chairman UK Sinha and Whole­ versial circumstances, power meeting, vestigations that nailed the NSE
rency. Experts have called for an amendment needs to be made veloped by the Eurochain Re­ Series Webinar on ‘NSE’s Hi­ time Member Rajeev Agarwal the board is supposed Agarwal, who was and the top management for
approach that strikes a balance to Sections 2 and 22 of the Act, search Network (a collabora­ malayan Scam’ on Monday. summoned some NSE board to make them sign an looking into the lapses in the co­location infra­
between easy use and privacy. which will ensure that CBDC is tion of a large set of central Other participants in the members to SEBI’s Mumbai agreement with a crucial co­loca­ structure were conducted dur­
“One option could be inclu­ regarded as bank notes. It is fur­ banks set up by the European discussion included J N headquarters and revealed to ‘clawback’ clause, as tion case as in­ ing the time of Sinha and Agar­
sion of a specific provision, ther proposed to insert a new Central Bank). Each user can be Gupta, Founder & MD, Stake­ them the misdeeds of Ramkrish­ was the case when charge of market wal, the adjudication process
while passing the Finance Bill, Section 22A relating to the non­ provided with Anonymity holders Empowerment Ser­ na and a few SEBI officials. This ICICI Bank MD/CEO regulations de­ mainly started when the incum­
to ensure the anonymity of applicability of Sections 24 (de­ Vouchers that they can spent vices, BusinessLine journal­ was documented in the minutes Chanda Kochhar partment, was bent chairman Ajay Tyagi took
users,” a source said. Anonym­ nomination of notes), 25 (form for small transactions using a ists Lokeshwarri SK, of the meeting, according to top stepped down. In Chitra Ramkrishna ‘not’ given an ex­ charge. Though Ramkrishna was
ity means the central bank does of bank notes), 27 (re­issue of CBDC. But these vouchers will Associate Editor, and Palak sources. “The board members December 2016, Koch­ tension and had caught passing confidential in­
not keep a record of users on notes), 28 (recovery of notes have no monetary value, nor Shah, Senior Assistant Ed­ were apprised of her misman­ har was made to execute a ‘claw to leave SEBI in November 2016. formation, financial details to an
the basis of a particular series lost, stolen, mutilated or im­ can be transferred amongst itor. The webinar was mod­ agement and omission of duty back agreement’ which entitled But before Agarwal left, he had unidentified person outside the
of currency. Banks would have perfect) and 39 (obligation to users. erated by Raghuvir that led to the co­location scam ICICI Bank a return of the vari­ told the NSE board that the ex­ exchange, no charges of fraud, in­
records about the value of the supply different forms of cur­ Larger transactions (based Srinivasan, Editor, and the illegal appointment of able pay paid or deferred variable change should deposit profits sider trading or criminal breach
transaction, but not details rency) of the Act for the digital on criteria set by authorities) BusinessLine. Anand Subramanian,” sources pay if any gross negligence or in­ earned from the co­location trad­ of trust have been levelled
about the specific series of cur­ bank note. may have to mandatorily reveal Gupta called for an end to close to SEBI told BusinessLine. tegrity breach by Kochhar is de­ ing into an escrow account, the against her by the exchange or
rency with a particular As on date, there is nothing information. More work is re­ the practice of SEBI appoint­ Yet, Ramkrishna was given a termined. The NSE did not do this sources said. Under Sinha and SEBI till date.
customer. mentioned about how to main­ quired to reduce the informa­ ing public interest directors
tain the privacy of CBDC users. tion visible to parties not in­ in stock exchanges. He said INSIDE
Boost to digital economy However, sources said this can volved in transactions. that when they fail to de­ RBI to undertake $5-b Keen on listing in Skymet forecasts FM to banks: Be more
This year, the Budget proposed be done through law or with “As an enhancement to this liver, the blame lands on the $/Re swap auction March: LIC chief normal monsoon customer-friendly
the introduction of the CBDC, the help of technology. proof of concept, the Indian market regulator. Both Mumbai, February 21 Mumbai, February 21 Bengaluru, February 21 Mumbai, February 21
using blockchain and other version of CBDC may have an Damodaran and Gupta said The Reserve Bank of India has Life Insurance Corporation of The South-West monsoon is Finance Minister Nirmala
technologies, by the RBI during Balanced approach arrangement for a dedicated that it is time to learn from decided to undertake a US India hopes to launch its mega expected to be “normal” this Sitharaman on Monday urged
the next fiscal year. The govern­ Kanwal Prakash Singh, a Quant independent body/court order, this crisis and move on. dollar/Indian rupee sell/buy IPO this fiscal, said its Chairman, year, says private weather banks to be more
ment claims this will give a big (quantitative analyst), says which should reveal the details Damodaran warned that swap auction of $5 billion on MR Kumar, on Monday. forecaster Skymet in its customer-friendly to support
boost to the digital economy, while the Right to Privacy is a of the user’s transaction. Such if the ‘checks and balances' March 8, amid the upcoming “We are watching the ‘Preliminary Monsoon Forecast entrepreneurs. “Banks will have
besides leading to a more effi­ fundamental right of users, the intervention may go a step fur­ are not reviewed and correc­ reversal of a buy/sell auction it geopolitical developments Guidance for 2022’. “This could to be a lot more
cient and cheaper currency state has an important duty to ther in boosting confidence ted, Part­2 of this episode had undertaken for a similar closely, but are keen on listing be one of the ‘normal’ monsoon customer-friendly ... not to the
management system. Accord­ protect its citizens from unlaw­ and transparency by informing will happen. He also said the amount three years back. Under in March,” he told presspersons. years making a robust start and extent of taking adverse risks.
ing to the RBI, the CBDC will be ful activities (terrorism, insur­ the user about the access of his market regulator must arm a sell/buy swap, a bank buys The valuation process is finishing around the midway This is an area which is so
a legal tender in digital form. It gency, violence, frauds). Thus, a transaction data. With block­ itself with the right kind of USD from the RBI and currently on, said Kumar, mark of the normal range, the interesting and critical,” she
will be the same as fiat cur­ balanced approach is required chain solutions, such function­ people to do its work simultaneously agrees to sell adding that policyholders have range of normal rainfall is said at a post-Budget meet with
rency and will be exchangeable to achieve adoption of the alities can be implemented effi­ effectively. the same amount of USD at the shown a lot of interest in the 96-104 per cent of long-period industry representatives in
one­to­one with fiat currency. CBDC. ciently,” he said. Details p10 end of the swap period. p3 IPO. p10 average (880.6mm),” it said. p8 Mumbai. p3

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Tata Power, RWE ink pact to Pace of administering Covid

explore offshore wind projects booster dose is slackening 37 lakh jabs given in 2nd week of January;
Deal in line with Centre’s aim of 30 GW number fell by 20 lakh in 3rd week of Feb
of offshore wind installations by 2030
means, only those who were
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Mumbai, February 21 potential. and are seniors with co­mor­
Tata Power and German elec­ PARVATHI BENU bidities could get their pre­
tricity generating company Global expertise Chennai, February 21 cautionary or booster dose in
RWE have agreed on a partner­ Praveer Sinha, CEO and Man­ The pace of administering January.
ship to explore the potential aging Director of Tata Power, booster doses is yet to pick up Oommen John, Senior Pub­
for a joint development of off­ said: “RWE is our ideal partner in India. According to data lic Health Expert, George In­
shore wind projects in India. to support Tata Power’s plans available on CoWIN, the num­ stitute for Global Health,
A MoU has been signed to enhance and grow offshore ber of booster doses admin­ points out a few probable
between Tata Power Renew­ wind business based on its istered has come down over reasons. “During the third
able Energy, a 100 percent sub­ global expertise in running the past weeks. wave, a large number of
sidiary of Tata Power which is and operating offshore wind While 37,04,876 jabs were people got infected by Covid,
one of India’s largest integ­ projects.” administered between Janu­ compared to the first and the
rated power companies, and ary 8 and 14, in the past seven second waves. Now even after
RWE Renewables GmbH, one Unexplored market meet the country’s growing The RWE Group has more days (February 12 to 18), the you test negative you have to
of the world’s leaders in off­ The companies state that In­ power demands. than 120 years’ experience of number fell by more than 20 wait for a window of around
shore wind. dia is an unexplored and electricity generation. Foun­ lakh. Only 16,16,089 booster 90 days to get a dose of vac­
highly attractive market to de­ Clean regulations needed ded in 1898 as a municipal doses were administered in cine,” he points out. “People
Identifying potential velop opportunities for off­ Sven Utermöhlen, CEO Wind utility, RWE today is a leading this period. The numbers star­ may have been hesitant about
Both will conduct technical shore wind as it has a large Offshore of RWE Renewables, global player in renewables. ted falling from the January going to a health facility, fear­
and commercial site assess­ coastline of about 7,600 km. explains: “If clear regulations RWE has developed 17 offshore 29­February 4 period. As of ing that they may contract the
ments and evaluate Indian The MoU becomes signific­ and an effective tender wind farms in five countries. February 20, a total of virus from there. Also, we
offshore wind supply chain ant in the light of the Indian scheme are in place, we expect By 2030, RWE intends to triple 1,79,10,099 booster doses have must look at the proportion
and supporting infrastruc­ Government’s announce­ India’s offshore wind industry its global offshore wind capa­ been administered across the of the population who is actu­
ture, such as ports and grid ment of achieving 30 will gain a real momentum. city from currently 2.4 GW to 8 country. ally eligible for the booster the third wave, we did not see CoWIN data. While 5,47,61,236
connections, to identify the gigawatts (GW) of offshore RWE wants to be part of this GW (capacity represents RWE dose,” he adds. a lot of mortalities or hospit­ doses were administered
local strengths as well as ne­ wind installations by 2030 to development.” share only). Administering of jabs John also says there hasn’t alisations,” he says. While between January 1 and 7,
India started administering been much of an effort from daily deaths peaked during between February 12 and 18,
booster doses on January 10 to the government’s side to pro­ the first week of February, the only 2,27,56,830 jabs were

TruJet to restart operations with ED raids India

Bulls Finance
health and frontline workers
and immunocompromised
senior citizens. This also coin­
mote booster doses. “Earlier,
frontline workers were given
a target of vaccinating a cer­
numbers are now on a con­
stant decline. “People have
started treating Omicron like
administered.
Between these days, India
had started vaccinating

one aircraft; no clarity on funding Centre offices

cided with the time when the
Omicron variant­led third
wave began in the country. On
tain number of people. I do
not think that happened with
the booster dose,” he says.
the common flu. We did not
hear of an alarming situation
of oxygen shortage like
people between the ages of 15
and 18, apart from administer­
ing booster doses. At the same
Airline in talks with line will use only one aircraft FORUM GANDHI the first day, according to the earlier. This could be one of time, according to the govern­
for its operations. “Next week Mumbai, February 21 Ministry of Health and Family Lower severity of Omicron the reasons why the numbers ment, on December 30, 2021,
a potential investor onwards, we will have an­ Offices of India Bulls Finance Welfare, around 10 lakh doses KR Antony, Former Director, aren’t that high,” he adds. 90 per cent of the eligible
to raise $25 million other aircraft, and the week Centre in Mumbai, Delhi, and were administered. However, State Health Resource Centre, population had received at
after that, we may have one Pune were raided by the En­ the Ministry had also notified Chhattisgarh, believes that Falling number doses least one dose of the Covid
FORUM GANDHI other aircraft.” However, the forcement Directorate (ED) that those eligible for the jabs the pace of administering Since the beginning of 2022, vaccine. Also, India has ad­
Mumbai, February 21 person refused to disclose on Monday. could get it only nine months booster jabs isn’t picking up the number of vaccine doses ministered a total of
After being grounded for 15 whether the airline had in­ According to two sources, after receiving the second owing to the less severity of has been falling across the 1,75,39,42,594 vaccine doses
days, TruJet is set to resume deed managed to get the the raids were conducted fol­ dose of the vaccine. This the Omicron variant. “During country, according to the until now.
operations with one aircraft ruary 23 (Wednesday), Trujet funding or not. lowing an FIR registered in
on February 23. is resuming its operations for The statement said that the Palghar police station in
Last week, BusinessLine had the following routes, Hydera­ TruJet was in the final stage of April. The FIR was filed under
reported that all aircraft of
TruJet were grounded since
February 5 due to an acute
bad­Vijawada­hyderabad, Vi­
jayawada­Bengaluru­Vijay­
awada, Bengaluru­ Bidar­
discussion with a potential in­
vestor who is funding $25 mil­
lion within the next few days.
multiple sections including
forgery, fraud and money
laundering.
Sequoia-backed OneCard in talks to Ex-Twitter India
head’s start-up
cash crunch. The airline had
later confirmed that its opera­
tions had been “hampered”
Bengaluru, Hyderabad­Rajah­
mundry­Hyderabad, Hydera­
bad­Nanded­Hyderabad,
The investor would bring his
own panel of management,
and in the same process, a
Matter moved to CID
“Since the promotors were
raise funding at over $1 b valuation raises $5 million
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and that it was in conversa­ Mumbai­Nanded­Mumbai, new chief executive will start Mumbai­based, the matter This comes a month Bengaluru, February 21
tion with investors to raise up Mumbai­Kolhapur­Mumbai, work on March 1, until which was moved to CID, and there­
to $25 million. and Mumbai­Jalgaon­Mum­ time V Umesh, who is cur­ after Enforcement Director­ after the start-up Ex­Twitter India head Manish
“And now we are pleased to bai,” it said. rently the MD of the airline, ate (ED) too was involved,” Maheshwari’s start­up Invact
had raised $75 m Metaversity has raised a $5 mil­
inform you all that from Feb­ According to sources, the air­ will act as CEO. said the first person.
A source in ED said that an DEBANGANA GHOSH lion seed round from a clutch
Enforcement Case Informa­ Mumbai, February 21 of global investors.
tion Report (ECIR) was filed Mobile­first credit card These investors include

Russia’s Binnopharm to acquire under the Prevention of

Money Laundering Act, 2002
(PMLA). The case was filed
brand OneCard’s parent FPL
Technologies is in talks with
Singapore­based Temasek
Arkam Ventures, Antler India,
Picus Capital (Germany), M Ven­
ture Partners (Singapore), BECO

Dr Reddy’s anti-bacterial brands against Indiabulls Housing

Finance Centre, its promoter
Sameer Gehlaut, and multiple
Holdings, among other new
and existing global in­
vestors, to raise funding at a
(From left) Vibhav Hathi, Co-founder and CMO; Anurag Sinha, Co-founder
Capital (Dubai) and 2am VC
(USA). Founded by Maheshwari
and Tanay Pratap, Invact
and CEO; and Rupesh Kumar Co-founder and CTO, FPL Technologies Metaversity is a platform built
The portfolio products in Belarus and individuals and companies. unicorn valuation, two
at the intersection of education
Uzbekistan in line with our He said, further to a lead, people aware of the develop­ Technologies, told this news­ cording funding inflow in In­
includes tablets, strategic goal to strengthen the ED decided to conduct ment told BusinessLine. paper, “We don’t chase the dia in 2021, most of them and Web3.
presence in the international multiple raids in Mumbai, This comes a month after unicorn status, we are fo­ seeing their valuations jump The company provides em­
eye drops, solution ployability­focused training to
markets,” he added. Delhi and Pune offices of In­ the Pune­based start­up had cussed on execution. We are 3­5X in a single round.
for infusions dia Bulls. However, he refused announced its Series C fund­ a three­year­old company Making sense of this fund­ help the workforce realign with
OUR BUREAU Focus on therapy areas to divulge further informa­ ing round, wherein it raised and we want to scale. Most of ing frenzy, Sinha explained, the digital world and secure
Hyderabad, February 21 MV Ramana, CEO – Branded tion. . $75 million at a post­money our investors are long term “VCs are one of the first ones themselves jobs in high­growth
Russia’s Binnopharm Group Markets (India & Emerging In a statement to the stock valuation of $750 million. investors like QED, Sequoia, to look into the market. tech companies. The university
will acquire anti­bacterial Markets), Dr Reddy’s, said, exchanges, Indiabulls Hous­ The round was led by exist­ Matrix. Some of our investors Three things are driving this is being built in the metaverse
medicines under the Ciprolet in the antibiotics market, one “Our Russia and CIS markets ing Finance said, “We wish to ing investor QED Investors have invested in banks as trend: the size of the market, in order to foster an immersive,
and Levolet brands from Dr of the key market segments continue to be strong per­ inform that the Enforcement along with Janchor Partners, well globally.” the teams who are building serendipitous environment
Reddy’s Laboratories in Rus­ for Binnopharm Group,” formers for the company. This Directorate has sought some Sequoia Capital India, Matrix Temasek Holdings de­ these solutions, and third is conducive to learning.
sia, Uzbekistan and Belarus. Rustem Muratov, CEO, Binno­ deal is a step towards divest­ information regarding cer­ Partners and Hummingbird clined to comment. execution. Another key
The portfolio includes vari­ pharm Group, said in a re­ ing brands in non­core areas tain clients and the matter Ventures. FPL Technologies was foun­ factor that’s playing out is
ous dosage forms such as tab­ lease issued on Monday. in order to consolidate and originates from ECIR No. 07/ This round came 10 ded by Sinha, Rupesh Kumar, the role of the government Hero MotoCorp
lets, solution for infusions strengthen our play further HUI/2021 filed by ED on the months after a Series B and Vibhav Hathi in 2019. in India through regula­
and eye drops. Trustworthy brands in our key focus therapy areas basis of FIR lodged in village round of $35 million, which Sinha, like his co­founders, is tions, the RBI setting up a
merges marketing,
The Sistema Group com­ “These strong brands have of gastro­enterology, pain Wada, Palghar, Maharashtra according to media reports a veteran banker. He had led new department for fintech.” sales functions;
pany, Binnopharm Group of already had the trust of mil­ management, cold and flu, al­ in April, 2021. The and com­ happened at a valuation of cards, payments and unse­ He added, “ The mindset
Russia via its affiliate joint lions of consumers – accord­ lergy, oncology, neurology, pany and its officials have $183 million. The start­up’s cured lending at ICICI Bank has changed over 4­5 years. appoints head
stock company Alium and Hy­ ing to independent analyst paediatrics and women’s provided the data of clients.” valuation jumped nearly 4X among other verticals of con­ In the back end we are all
OUR BUREAU
derabad ­based Dr Reddy’s estimation they are leaders in health.” “The ECIR registered by ED post the Series C round. sumer banking and pay­ working with banks both
New Delhi, February 21
Laboratories have signed a their market segments. They This will help us accelerate stems out of an FIR filed by ments until 2016. PSUs and private across SME
deal to acquire the brands. will be a valuable comple­ access to affordable and in­ one Ashutosh Kamble who is ‘Not chasing status’ products, savings accounts, Two­wheeler manufacturer
“The acquisition of Ciprolet ment to our portfolio of anti­ novative medicines in the re­ part of the long­running ex­ Responding to this latest de­ Role of govt personal loans credit cards Hero MotoCorp on Monday
and Levolet is an important bacterial products. We are gion in these segments, he tortion and blackmail racket velopment, Anurag Sinha, Fintechs across various seg­ etc. This is giving confidence said it has created a new posi­
step to enhance our position also acquiring rights to these added. against the company.” Co­founder and CEO, FPL ments and usecases saw re­ to VCs.” tion, titled Chief Growth Of­
ficer, integrating the market­
ing, sales and after­sales
functions, and appointed

‘Xilinx buy opens up a combined market of $135 b’ Daimler India inks Ranjivjit Singh for the same.
Singh has been heading
marketing since 2021, Hero
Chipmaker AMD technical talent. Post all ap­
provals and closure of transac­
Y
Z datacentres to the edge to end
devices, we now have the
them in Hyderabad. The total
number of engineers in AMD
pact with CERO MotoCorp said in a statement.
“We are now entering a new
to hire over 1,800 tions, we are bringing over broadest portfolio of products. India will now be over 5,000. OUR BUREAU footprint and old, polluting era of opportunities and
5,000 engineers from Xilinx Xilinx brings an AI engine that vehicles from Indian roads, growth, with the world rap­
engineers in India Chennai, February 21
idly coming out of the corona
into AMD. is already shipping in the mar­ How will this acquisition Truck and bus marker Daimler which is the need of the hour.
When we look at the com­ ket, has already been proven complement AMD’s India Commercial Vehicles This is an opportunity for cus­ virus pandemic. As we gear up
KV KURMANATH bined opportunities, we see an with customers, and has been datacentre business? (DICV), a 100 per cent subsidi­ tomers to replace their old fleet to further consolidate our
Hyderabad, February 21 addressable market of about licensed by AMD. We have Both AMD and Xilinx, prior to ary of Daimler Truck AG, has with new, BSVI BharatBenz leadership by leveraging
Chipmaker AMD recently ac­ $135 billion in 2023. The tech­ already begun to include the AI coming together, had the data­ entered into partnership with trucks. We see great potential these emerging opportunit­
quired Xilinx, a niche player in nologies that Xilinx works on engine across the AMD centre as key priority as de­ CERO, a scrappage and steel re­ for new truck sales with the ef­ ies, we must stay nimble and
the semiconductor in­ do not overlap with portfolio. mand is growing exponen­ cycling facility owned by fective implementation of the dynamic which requires syn­
ergies between the key cus­

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dustry, making it a for­ AMD but are comple­ The future will be driven tially. It is in a hyper­growth Mahindra MSTC Recycling Pvt Scrappage Policy,“ said
midable player in the mentary. AMD has cap­ by a combination of Will Xilinx retain its brand or stage. We have a strong align­ Ltd (MMRPL). Satyakam Arya, Managing Dir­ tomer­facing functions of
global semiconductor abilities in CPU (cent­ technologies, what we call will it be absorbed into AMD? ment between the two com­ The partnership is aimed at ector & CEO, DICV. marketing and sales and
industry. In an inter­ ral processing unit) Xilinx has become AMD. The panies. AMD is providing CPU offering hassle­free service to DICV aims to provide an end­ after­sales,” Mike Clarke, Chief
heterogeneous computing.
view to BusinessLine, and GPU (graphics Xilinx business will become and GPU to datacentres, and truck owners, who seek to scrap to­end solution to customers Operating Officer and Chief
MARK PAPERMASTER, Human Resources Officer,
AMD’s Chief Technology Of­ processing unit), while Xilinx AMD’s Chief Technology Officer the Adaptive and Embedded Xilinx is providing an adaptive their end of life (ELV) commer­ for scrapping their old trucks
ficer and Executive Vice­Presid­ works on FPGA (Field Program­ and Executive Vice-President
Computing Group (AECG), led silicon with AI engines to cial vehicles and replace them right from the process of Hero MotoCorp, said.
Z
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ent (Technology and Engineer­ mable Gate Arrays) and Adapt­ by former Xilinx CEO Victor datacentres. with new BharatBenz trucks. vehicle valuation up until the
ing) Mark Papermaster, spoke ive Computing. This is a great Peng. We have worked to­ receipt of CoD (Certificate of
BusinessLine
Disclaimer: Readers are requested to verify
on how the acquisition is im­ combination of both techno­ bination of technologies, what gether deeply on the integra­ How long do you think the Eco-friendly recycling Deposit). & make appropriate enquiries to satisfy
themselves about the veracity of an
portant to the company. logy IPs. we call heterogeneous com­ tion plan over the last year. As a integration will take to CERO is described as an organ­ “CERO is India’s first govern­ advertisement before responding to any
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Banks need to be more customer-friendly: FM CBI questions ex-NSE

COO Anand Subramanian
Seeks industry views on measures to should be ready in about two and strong recovery. “We have
months, he added. hence tried balancing the focus OUR BUREAU
up women participation in workforce on growth and sustained recov­ New Delhi, February 21
Digitisation ery; continuing with the story The Central Bureau of Invest­
OUR BUREAU the workforce and measures “Normally, it is perceived that of investing in public infra­ igation (CBI) has questioned
Mumbai, February 21 that can be taken to improve it. banks don’t sanction the loan. structure building,” she said, former NSE Group Operating
Finance Minister Nirmala In one quarter, the underutil­ adding that the Budget has Officer, Anand Subramanian,
Sitharaman on Monday urged Credit push isation of working capital has chosen spending on infrastruc­ in connection with the co­loc­
banks to be more customer­ Revenue Secretary Tarun Bajaj come down by 900 basis ture as the more favourable ation trading scam at the ex­
friendly in order to support en­ also urged Dinesh Khara, Chair­ points,” Khara further noted. route to ensure greater multi­ change.
trepreneurs. “Banks will have to man of the State Bank of India, Noting that hassle­free is the plier effect, which will also res­ His questioning, which
be a lot more customer­friendly to take lead in working out a way forward, he also expressed ult in asset creation which can went on for three days in Ramkrishna was steered by a
... not to the extent of taking ad­ system to push credit into the confidence that with the access last for several years. Chennai, comes after the ‘yogi’, dwelling in the Him­
verse risks. This is an area which economy. to credible cash flow, lending to agency grilled Chitra alayan ranges, in the appoint­
is so interesting and critical,” “The balance sheets of both SMEs will also see a sharp Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during the post-Budget Financial markets Ramkrishna, former MD & ment of Subramanian as the
she said at the post­Budget banks and corporate sector growth, just like retail lending. meeting with stakeholders in Mumbai on Monday PTI Sithraman, who is on a two­day CEO of the exchange, last Fri­ exchange’s group operating
meet with industry represent­ have started looking up. We Retail loans have registered a visit to Mumbai, also met lead­ day and Ravi Narain, the officer and advisor to the MD.
atives in Mumbai. want our growth rate to be high 6­8 per cent CAGR growth per ment’s attitude towards the it, said Somanathan. He poin­ ers of the capital markets, and former CEO of NSE, the day CBI had also issued lookout
While responding to a ques­ in the coming years so that we annum on the back of credible blockchain technology is differ­ ted out that the Coffee Board of asked them to explore ways to after. circulars against Ramkrishna,
tion on hassle­free loans for wo­ can help the economy,” said Ba­ bureau scores, he said, adding ent from that towards the India has launched a block­ further strengthen the sector, Sources said as Subramani­ Narain and Subramanian to
men entrepreneurs, Sithara­ jaj while requesting Khara to that the ecosystem, too, has un­ crypto assets. chain system for identifying said an official statement. an’s questioning progressed prevent them from leaving
man noted that Prime Minister take the leadership on the issue, dergone a change with definite “There need not be any ap­ specific varieties of coffee and “The minister emphasised in Chennai, another team of the country. The agency
Narendra Modi has said he is so that there is adequate sup­ improvement in borrower be­ prehension whatsoever regard­ the RBI digital currency itself that trust and confidence are sleuths reached the SEBI office stepped up its investigations
the security and the backing for port to entrepreneurs, MSMEs haviour and more responsible ing use of blockchain in an area will also be based on a version critical to gain traction in Mumbai and collected evid­ into the co­location scam
loans in schemes such as and large businesses in the next borrowing. which has nothing to do with of blockchain technology. amongst investors,” it said, ences and documents related after it came to light that an
Mudra and Svanidhi. two to three years. payments or currencies,” he adding that she also high­ to the alleged scam. unknown person claiming to
The minister also asked in­ Khara said the bank is mak­ Blockchain technology stressed. Infrastructure push lighted the role of market parti­ be Ramkrishna’s spiritual
dustry representatives for their ing loan processing processes, Meanwhile, responding to a Blockchain is an important In her opening remarks, cipants in institution­building The backstory guru was guiding her in run­
views on the reasons for the de­ from filing of application to de­ question, Finance Secretary TV technology and the govern­ Sitharaman also said this year’s and for making markets SEBI, in its order on the ex­ ning the day­to­day affairs of
cline in women participation in cision­making, digital. It Somanathan said the govern­ ment is in no way discouraging Budget focusses on sustained stronger and investor­friendly. change, had said that the exchange.

India, France to cooperate on blue economy RBI to undertake $5 b USD/INR

Significant step-forward in India-France dia on the blue economy and
ocean governance, in the
sell/buy swap auction next month
cooperation for maritime security: MEA framework of the common OUR BUREAU swap auction is being con­ be $10 million and in mul­
roadmap “EU­India Strategic Mumbai, February 21 ducted with a view to elong­ tiples of $1 million thereafter.
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA ecosystem­based manage­ Partnership: A Roadmap to The Reserve Bank of India ating the maturity profile of The eligible participants can
Paris, February 21 ment and integrated coastal 2025” and the EU strategy for (RBI) has decided to under­ its forward book and also submit multiple bids.
India and France have inked a management, marine eco­ cooperation in the take a US Dollar/ Indian Ru­ smoothen the receivables re­ However, the aggregate
roadmap to enhance their bi­ tourism, inland waterways, Indo­Pacific. pee sell/ buy swap auction of lating to forward assets. amount of bids submitted by
lateral exchanges on the blue cooperation between compet­ $5 billion on March 8, amid “This will enable access to a a single eligible entity should
economy and forge a com­ ent administrations on civil Annual dialogue the upcoming reversal of a wider set of market parti­ not exceed the notified
mon vision of ocean gov­ maritime issues, marine spa­ The two sides plan to organise buy/sell auction it had under­ cipants. The auction will be amount of auction.
ernance based on the rule of tial planning as well as inter­ an annual bilateral dialogue taken for a similar amount multiple­price­based — suc­ The far leg date relating to
law and cooperate on sustain­ national law of the sea and re­ on the blue economy and three years back and expec­ cessful bids will be accepted reversal of the aforemen­
able and resilient coastal and lated multilateral ocean governance to ex­ ted volatility in the foreign at their respective quoted tioned swap, whereby rupee
waterways infrastructure. negotiations. change views on their priorit­ exchange market once US Fed premiums,” RBI said in a funds will have to be re­
The agreement was signed External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar with French Foreign Minister ies, share their best practices hikes rates. statement. turned by banks to RBI along
during External Affairs Minis­ ‘Driver of progress’ Jean-Yves Le Drian in Paris PTI and support ongoing and fu­ Under a sell/buy swap, a with the swap premium to
ter S Jaishankar’s three­day “India and France intend to ture cooperation. bank buys US Dollars (USDs) Pressure on currencies? get the dollars back is March
visit to France which began make the blue economy a space of freedom and trade, the medium and long terms. India and France will also from RBI and simultaneously Forex market experts say a 28.
on Sunday with bilateral talks driver of progress of their re­ based on the rule of law,” the “This partnership marks a coordinate their positions to agrees to sell the same combination of factors, in­ Meanwhile, the rupee
with his French counterpart spective societies while re­ Ministry of External Affairs significant step­forward in In­ strengthen international law amount of USDs at the end of cluding possible faster pace ended 11 paise stronger at
Jean­Yves Le Drian. specting the environment said in a statement on Sunday. dia­France cooperation for of the sea and adapt to new the swap period. Similarly, of tightening by the US Fed, 74.55 to the dollar against the
The roadmap scope will en­ and coastal and marine biod­ The two sides also called for maritime security,” the min­ challenges. They will also en­ under a buy/sell swap, a bank geopolitical tensions due to previous close of 74.66 as for­
compass maritime trade, the iversity. Both countries aim to a sustainable approach to istry said. hance their coordination to sells USDs to RBI and simul­ Russia­Ukraine standoff and eign banks pressed dollar
naval industry, fisheries, mar­ contribute to scientific know­ fishing that would ensure de­ It said that India and France support the initiation of ne­ taneously agrees to buy the higher crude oil prices, could sales in anticipation of in­
ine technology and scientific ledge and ocean conservation cent living conditions to pro­ are also committed to pro­ gotiations for a global agree­ same amount of USDs at the pressure emerging market flows from foreign investors
research, ocean observation, and ensure that the ocean re­ fessionals of the sector, while moting cooperation between ment on marine plastic waste end of the swap period. economy currencies. towards investment in LIC’s
marine biodiversity, marine mains a global common, a conserving the resource in the European Union and In­ and microplastic. The central bank said the The minimum bid size will forthcoming IPO.

Power Secy bats for biomass, hydro projects Revival signs: Fuel consumption Risk factors may
push 10-yr yield
Says solar, wind energy intermittent and expected to grow by 5.5% in FY23 technical load. So while the
country focusses on increas­
to 7.40-7.50% in
have issues in grid management, storage ing the share of solar and REUTERS H1 FY23: Report
wind, there are two other re­ New Delhi, February 21
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Kolkata, February 21 which is more complex and clean, green and widespread 5.5 per cent in the next fiscal Mumbai, February 21
Union Power Secretary Alok depends, to a large extent, on – hydro and biomass. year, initial government es­ The relief in domestic bonds
Kumar on Monday said solar technological developments, “ The Ministry of Power is timates show, reflecting a will be brief, with the bench­
and wind, the two major cost implications and the trying to pay attention to pick­up in the industrial activ­ mark 10­year yield likely to be
sources of clean energy being feasibility of integrating these sources ... you can store ity and mobility after months within 6.55­6.85 per cent for
pursued aggressively in the large energy in grids. them and use whenever of stagnation. the rest of FY22 and within
country, are both intermit­ Both solar and wind en­ needed, and so there are not India’s fuel consumption in 6.65­7.50 per cent in FY23, as
tent and there are issues in ergy might come in at a time many storage and grid integ­ 2022­23, a proxy for oil de­ per a Kotak Securities report.
grid management as well as when the energy require­ Alok Kumar, Power Secretary ration issues,” he said. mand, could rise to 214.5 mil­ “Bond markets have wit­
storage requirements. ment is not there and It is important to develop lion tonnes from the revised nessed substantial volatility in
thereby, have to be stored. the Future Fuels virtual sum­ hydro projects in a way that estimates of 203.3 million February amid tightening
Complex supply Moreover, these sources are mit organised by CII Eastern they are cost effective, take tonnes for the current fiscal global financial conditions, el­
According to Kumar, India’s intermittent and are not Region on Monday. care of rehabilitation and re­ year ending March 2022, ac­ evated crude oil prices, fears of
energy transition would be “fully predictable”. settlement issues, and com­ cording to government faster domestic policy normal­
managed by the demand and “So grid management is Alternatives plies with environmental forecasts. isations and heavy bond sup­
supply sides equally. The important when you use a Typically when solar energy regulations. Biomass is also The estimates were re­ ply. Even as global conditions
country has to aggressively large amount of solar and is generated, coal­based sta­ emerging as a key source in leased on the website of the remain adverse, domestic
implement time of use, time wind power. There is a limit tions have to back down. India’s energy transition, Petroleum Planning and Ana­ senger vehicles, is expected to lion tonnes, the data showed. factors seem to have taken a
of day tariffs and give suit­ to which you can back down However, they cannot be shut said Kumar, while also lysis Cell (PPAC), a unit of the rise by 7.8 per cent to 33.3 mil­ Demand for petcoke could breather,” the report said.
able incentives for peaking on coal­based stations, so we down as they would be re­ adding that work is on to de­ Ministry of Petroleum and lion tonnes, while gasoil con­ increase 2.8 per cent to 14.8 It also assessed that the
generations. While the de­ are working to make them quired in the evening, and so velop carbon capture and Natural Gas. Local demand for sumption was slated grow by mt, while for LPG it is estim­ factors that are expected to
mand is expected to remain more flexible,” Kumar said at they have to run at minimum utilisation technology. gasoline, used mainly in pas­ about 4 per cent to 79.3 mil­ ated to grow 4.5 per cent. weigh on market sentiments
into FY23 include faster global
policy normalisation amid
DUBAI EXPO
Cairn discovers new oil block in Rajasthan Credit Suisse denies client persistently high inflation, el­
evated energy prices amid
Centre sells agri-supply PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
data leak allegations
supply and geopolitics risk,
heavy domestic bond supply,
chain story to investors New Delhi, February 21
Vedanta group firm Cairn Oil Says will continue
limited RBI support, and FPI
outflows risks due to adverse
& Gas on Monday an­ global financial conditions,
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA ment in the sector”, an offi­ nounced an oil discovery in to analyse the geopolitical risks, and narrow­
New Delhi, February 21 cial statement said. a Barmer district block of matter and take ing interest rate differentials.
The Central government on Rajasthan. Kotak Securities noted that
Monday called upon global Export potential In a stock exchange filing, additional steps the frontloading and com­
investors at the ongoing Talking about the export po­ the company said it has noti­ pounding impact of most of
Dubai Expo to invest in the tential of organic and horti­ fied the government and the
if necessary the aforementioned factors
country’s agriculture supply culture produce in India, Directorate General of Hy­ should push the 10­year
chain while highlighting the Joint Secretary Priya Ranjan drocarbons (DGH) of the dis­ REUTERS benchmark yield towards a
export potential of organic said the government has covery, which has been Vienna, February 21 heavy 2021 loss, were indicat­ peak of 7.40­7.50 per cent in H1
products. anchored two systems of cer­ named ‘Durga’. Credit Suisse said it “strongly ing 1.8 per cent lower in pre­ FY23 before moderating in the
Addressing a seminar on tification for organic An approval from the rejects” allegations of wrong­ market activity. range of 7.15­7.35 per cent in H2.
the opportunities and export products. block oversight panel has doing after dozens of media “Credit Suisse strongly re­
potential that Indian agricul­ The official further em­ also been sought, said the outlets published results of jects the allegations and in­ Policy factor
ture offers, PK Swain, addi­ phasised that appropriate company. coordinated, PanamaPapers­ sinuations about the bank’s Furthermore, the yield curve is
tional secretary at the Union phytosanitary protocols The block is one of the 41 style investigations into a purported business prac­ likely to continue to bear
The block is one of the 41 areas that Cairn won in the first round of
Agriculture Ministry, said the need to be ensured for better areas that the company had leak of data on thousands of tices,” it said in a statement steepen through most of H1,
the open acreage licensing policy bid round in October 2018
farm sector contributes signi­ acceptability of Indian or­ won in the first round of the accounts held at the bank in issued on Sunday night. amid the RBI’s postponement
ficantly to the economy. “In­ ganic and horticultural open acreage licensing jasthan. It lies in the vicinity help India’s energy sector past decades. “The matters presented are of explicit policy rate hikes
dia is on its way to becoming products. policy (OALP) bid round in of the prolific Rajasthan become more efficient.” Among the allegations predominantly historical ... and supply pressure on the
the food basket of the world,” “We envisage targeting 10 October 2018. Cairn Oil & block which produces about The ESG objectives will were accusations that the and the accounts of these far­end.
he said, adding that the coun­ per cent export share in the Gas, a unit of Mumbai­listed 150,000 barrels per day of oil broadly focus on uplifting bank’s clients included hu­ matters are based on partial, “We believe the RBI will need
try is offering both food and global fruits and vegetable Vedanta Ltd, holds 100 per and gas. Separately, the com­ lives of people in opera­ man rights abusers and busi­ inaccurate or selective in­ to achieve overnight money
nutritional security with market by 2030,” Ranjan ad­ cent participating interest pany said it is committed to tional areas through sus­ nessmen who had been formation taken out of con­ market rates closer to repo
good agricultural practices. ded. Despite the pandemic, in the block. achieving net­zero carbon tainable livelihood oppor­ placed under sanctions. text, resulting intendentious rate (stated MPC mandate) fol­
Applauding the expansion the country’s organic pro­ This is the third hydrocar­ emissions by 2050. tunities to 1 million people, The New York Times said interpretations of the bank’s lowed by a change in stance
of the sector, Swain said India duce exports grew 51 per cent bon discovery notified by Vedanta founder and educating 9 million stu­ the leaked data covered more business conduct.” and reverse repo rate hike be­
is scripting history with the to 8,88,180 tonnes in 2020­21 the company under the chairman Anil Agarwal said, dents by 2030 through di­ than 18,000 accounts collect­ “Approximately 90 per fore changing the repo rate.
enchanting growth traject­ over 2019­20 levels. OALP portfolio. “Guided by the philosophy gital education programmes ively holding more than $100 cent of the reviewed ac­ We retain our call of 50 bps of
ory of organic horticulture. Eleven success stories were of ‘zero harm, zero waste, alongside uplifting 20 mil­ billion. counts are today closed or the repo rate hike in FY23 start­
Swain also urged “global shared at the session by vari­ ESG roadmap zero discharge’, we have for­ lion women and children Shares in Switzerland’s were in the process of closure ing in August although the
investors to invest in the agri­ ous start­ups and food pro­ The 542 square kilometre RJ­ mulated robust ESG (envir­ through education, nutri­ second­biggest bank, which prior to receipt of the press timing will depend on upside
culture supply chain and cessing businesses, focussing ONHP­2017/1 Block is located onmental, social and corpor­ tion, healthcare, and wel­ had already been under pres­ inquiries, of which over 60 surprises to RBI’s H2 FY23 infla­
take advantage of FDI policies on key­value chain and ex­ in Gudamalani and Chohtan ate governance) targets for fare, a company statement sure after a series of risk­ per cent were closed before tion estimates,” the report
introduced by the govern­ port opportunities in India. Tehsil of Barmer district, Ra­ our operations which will said. management failures and a 2015,” it said. said.

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Why 30% tax on cryptos isn’t enough
Sowing controls A higher rate is needed to protect small investors and deter those using cryptos for speculative and illegal deals
LAKSHMI PADMAKUMARI/ taxed at the recipient’s end at the
SANTOSH KUMAR DASH time of any subsequent sale. The
The draft Integrated Plant Nutrition Bill, a

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ryptocurrencies have government has thus made deal­
throwback to the controls era, hurts all parties been gaining mo­ ing in such digital assets a speculat­
mentum as the pre­ ive activity like lotteries and game

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t a time when fluctuating input prices ferred trading and/or in­ of chance.
vesting vehicle across the globe While investors have welcomed
have made it difficult for the fertiliser in­
and at home. According to a report the recognition of cryptos as a di­
dustry to sustain viable operations and on the CoinDesk website, WazirX — gital asset by the government,
sparked shortages for farmers, the an Indian cryptocurrency ex­ some experts opine that the high
Centre has come up with a draft Integrated Plant change — recorded an annual trad­ tax rate might hurt and deter small
Nutrition Management Bill, 2022, that, if passed, ing volume of $43 billion in 2021, a investors.
whopping 1,735 per cent increase However, the taxation move
will take the industry back to the Dark Ages of li­ over 2020. Another domestic should not be a cause of concern
cences and controls. The Bill purportedly aims to crypto exchange, CoinSwitch for investors. With around 20 mil­
promote the development and sustainable use of Kuber, registered a 3,500 per cent lion users in India, a tremendous
balanced fertilisers to sustain India’s food and nu­ surge in trading volume during interest in the crypto market (India
the same period, according to a re­ recorded a 641 per cent spike in in­
tritional security without causing adverse harm to port published in a business daily. vestors during 2020­21, per a
the environment and health of the soil. It also aims The promise of astronomical re­ Chainalysis report), and no central
to “simplify the process for the manufacture, pro­ turns from cryptos has attracted regulatory body, it becomes imper­ There’s increased interest in cryptos despite the repeated warnings by the RBI GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO
duction, distribution and price management of people across all spheres. There are ative first to recognise cryptos as a
15­20 million users of cryptos (as of tradable asset. The move to levy made by trading in them. “Overall, our findings provide sub­ to 45 per cent), and the US (up to 37
fertilisers” with stated objective of “improving the
January 2022), according to a Twit­ TDS is also welcome as this will en­ Data from Yahoo Finance show stantial support for the view that per cent), per research by The
ease of doing business” while encouraging innova­ ter post by WazirX founder Nischal sure that government will be able that in the last seven years, Bitcoin price manipulation may be behind Oddball. Thus, a higher tax rate is
tion. But a scrutiny of its provisions reveals that the Shetty. to track all such transactions, grew at a compound annual substantial distortive effects in warranted if the objective is to dis­
Bill will end up doing the exact opposite, and it has This is interesting as the in­ thereby helping monitor any growth rate (CAGR) of 115 per cent. cryptocurrencies.” courage speculative crypto trad­
little to do with the promotion of soil health, envir­ creased interest in crypto is despite money laundering activity. Between January 2018 and January In a 2019 research paper ‘Sex, ing.
the repeated warnings by the RBI Further, this high tax rate may 2022, Ethereum and Binance Coin Drugs, and Bitcoin: How Much Il­ In the US, corporates and finan­
onment or even sustainable fertiliser use. Instead, on the extreme volatility in crypto deter small, casual and unin­ delivered a CAGR of 30 per cent and legal Activity Is Financed through cial firms have started accepting
it appears focussed on tightening the already per­ prices, chances of money launder­ formed investors from the market 151 per cent, respectively. This high Cryptocurrencies?’, published in crypto payments, and India might
vasive government controls over the fertiliser sec­ ing, and the fear that the govern­ and save them from incurring return came despite two major The Review of Financial Studies, au­ soon follow suit. The 30 per cent tax
tor, by setting up an elaborate In­ ment will even ban crypto. The huge losses. Though the market slumps in 2019 and 2021. thors Sean Foley, Jonathan Karlsen might be a sufficient deterrent to
Union Budget was expected to give feared that following the Budget Similarly, Dogecoin, which and Talis Putni’s estimate that firms for adopting cryptos as a
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The Bill empowers the Centre Budget 2023 defined cryptocur­ would start diverting their funds price soaring after Tesla chief Elon users are involved in illegal activit­ However, as far as traders and in­
with sweeping powers to cap the rencies under the broad umbrella to equity to enjoy the lower tax be­ Musk started promoting it. Its ies such as drugs and sex, and 46 vestors are concerned, the 30 per
maximum selling prices for fer­ of virtual digital assets, including nefit, no mass sell­off happened. price went up from ₹3.93 in March per cent of Bitcoin transactions cent tax may not deter them from
DeFi (decentralised finance) and This could be because the Budget 2021 to ₹21 in October 2021. was for illegal activities. Thus, the entering the crypto world.
tilisers, while allowing it to fix
NFTs (non­fungible tokens). Effect­ has relieved investors of regulatory How does one explain such fancy available empirical research shows A higher rate would do well
different prices for different re­ ive April 1, any gain made fears that cryptos would returns? Research shows that me­ that non­fundamental factors af­ given the risk­return profile while
gions and customers. The Centre will have powers on the transfer of such di­ be banned. dia coverage, celebrity endorsing, fect crypto asset prices. trading in cryptos and overall
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to restrict the movement of fertilisers from one gital assets shall be taxed FOMO (fear of missing out) factor, A survey by the IGM Forum of the opaqueness concerning how
State to another and to dictate the quantities of fer­ at a flat 30 per cent along Not deterrent enough price manipulation by “whales” University of Chicago found that crypto prices work. Further, given
with the applicable sur­ While a 30 per cent flat who own 5 per cent of a coin, etc., 54 per cent of US economists be­ the government’s intention to pro­
tiliser a manufacturer may sell in each State. To give charge, and no deduc­ rate of digital tax seems promote crypto as a transformat­ lieve that a substantial source of tect small investors from excessive
effect to the draconian provisions, a sectoral regu­ tion shall be allowed bar­ high, it may not be a de­ ive asset with endless opportunit­ the value of decentralised private volatility and cheating, a higher tax
lator in the form of an Integrated Plant Nutrition ring the cost of terrent as far as big in­ ies, thereby attracting investors cryptocurrencies arises from their rate is warranted.
Management Authority of India will be set up. acquisition. A further, 1 vestors are concerned. A who believe that prices will always convenience for use in illegal activ­
per cent TDS shall be levied against look at some of the most traded go up. ities. Lakshmi is an Assistant Professor of
States have been empowered to appoint State Con­ any transaction. Losses made on cryptocurrencies — Bitcoin, Eth­ In a 2020 paper ‘Is Bitcoin Really The 30 per cent tax imposed by Finance at IFMR GSB, Krea University,
trollers of Fertilisers and Fertiliser Inspectors, who any transaction are not deductible ereum, Binance Coin, etc., — shows Untethered?’, published in the the India is much lower than that and Dash is an Assistant Professor at
can conduct impromptu inspections on industry against any other income. Lastly, if that investors are attracted by the Journal of Finance, professors John levied by Japan (up to 55 per cent), Gulati Institute of Finance and Taxation
and trade armed with overarching powers to any digital asset is gifted, it shall be extraordinary profits that can be Griffin and Amin Shams wrote: Germany, France, and Austria (up (GIFT), Thiruvananthapuram
search, seize and confiscate. Though some of the
provisions of this Bill are derived from the existing

Sustaining the retail boom in capital markets

Fertiliser Control Order, 1985 and the Fertiliser
Movement Control Order, 1973 which it seeks to re­
place, its entire tone and tenor run counter to the
long­held policy of reforming India’s fertiliser sec­
tor by freeing it from the shackles of government
control. The industry rightly apprehends that the Retail investors should be empowered with appropriate analytics, enriched websites and unbiased decision-making tools
elaborate inspector Raj will encourage rent­seek­
V SHUNMUGAM/NAVEEN PRATAP SINGH While the retail participation in Prime Research data show that re­ based decision­making after taking
ing and hamper ease of doing business. securities markets is a good sign in tail holding fell in 658 companies, into account their risk­taking capa­

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While the immediate provocation for this draft he securities markets have terms of financialisation of savings, and the average stock price of these city and investment horizon.
law appears to lie in the fertiliser shortages experi­ leveraged developments the vulnerability to poor invest­ companies increased by a much Though many authorised re­
enced recently, it can be argued that these short­ in ICT (information and ment decisions due to the market higher 44.51 per cent compared to search providers give recommenda­
communication techno­ noise and unsolicited research calls the other 958 companies where re­ tions, they come at a cost. Training
falls were the direct result of short­sighted and ad­ logy) in not just holding and trans­ is also high. In terms of investment tail holdings and their prices have in data­based decision­making and
hoc government policies. For long, India’s fertiliser ferring of securities but also in trad­ performance, the benchmark in­ also increased. What did the retail common mistakes to be avoided in
industry has been hamstrung by government con­ ing and settlement. The pandemic dices and the large­cap stocks of investors gain for their enthusiasm making investments are essential
trols that allow the Centre to fix selling prices of fer­ has brought in many new investors, most sectors have been better per­ to invest in the securities market, for retail investors. Market interme­
connecting seamlessly through formers. However, as for many mid­ Information is key ISTOCK moving money away from a low­in­ diaries led by exchanges should
tilisers, including ‘decontrolled’ ones, far below ac­
new­age brokers who have made in­ and small­cap scrips, their perform­ terest rate instruments? Though provide retail­investor­friendly
tual production costs, leading to manufacturers vestments and transactions in ance has not been the same markets with higher financialisa­ one year is a short period, , Informed websites, enriched with easy­to­di­
and importers calibrating their supplies to the stocks a breezy and a less costly af­ between their peak during the pan­ tion of savings, such as the US and stock picking would have helped gest data and financial metrics on
Centre’s subsidy announcements. Artificially low fair. demic and now. Even if one were to the EU, reveals that participation in them avoid investing in stocks lured stocks apart from e­learning mod­
price caps on urea and higher prices for phosphatic An SBI report on retail participa­ consider the top 500 stocks by mar­ the equity market happens mainly by vested interests. ules for informed investing.
tion shows that the share of demat ket capitalisation, about 80 were through institutional investments To sustain the current mo­ Like in India, in the US too retail
fertilisers have actively encouraged skewed nutri­ value of equity securities held by in­ losers while the majority 420 were than direct participation; unlike in mentum in the growth of retail par­ interest in the equity market has
ent use. The solution to most of the sector’s woes lie dividuals has increased from 31.9 winners during the last 52 weeks. India, which witnessed strong dir­ ticipation, retail investors should be been high during the pandemic,
not in adding to this labyrinth of controls but in per cent in March 2020 to around Stocks with a declining market ect participation interests. empowered with appropriate ana­ which resulted in the Gamestop
the Centre stepping back completely from inter­ 36.6 per cent in May 2021 for CDSL capitalisation have seen extensive lytics, including stock performance stock blow­up driven primarily by
and from 13.6 per cent to 15.8 per interest from retail investors, mak­ Significant interest metrics through various modes internet forum Reddit.
ventions in the product and pricing decisions of cent for NSDL in the same period. ing them vulnerable compared to In India, an analysis of holdings by such as websites of intermediaries, While there are prohibitions
the industry and directly compensating farmers Ease of compliance processes, the institutional players with well­re­ various investors reveals a signific­ including exchanges. Retail em­ around such activities in India, a
for nutrient use through cash transfers. spread of digital banking, the con­ searched financial information and ant 16 per cent increase in retail powerment is also critical to sustain proactive approach by market inter­
venience of digitised document direct connect with entities that in­ stake (value terms) in the top 1,450 the enthusiasm for direct participa­ mediaries led by exchanges in terms
proofs, and comfort of monetary forms them about growth plans listed companies till year­end 2021. tion than through professional of enriched websites and supported
transaction through various digital and corporate governance issues. Even IPOs attracted retail investors managers. by unbiased decision­making tools
modes (as evidenced by the 318 per Thanks to the meme stocks and to such an extent that of the six new While the low­interest rate re­ leveraging ICT is essential in pre­
cent growth by volume in UPI trans­ the vitality of the ‘FAANG’ stocks in offerings in the first quarter of 2021, gime and increasing use of digital venting a reversal of the current
POCKET RAVIKANTH
actions and a 236 per cent increase the US markets during the pan­ three were subscribed more than banking help attract retail in­ ‘bull run’ and making retail in­
in IMPS transactions from March demic, retail participation in de­ nine times by retail investors. They vestors, it is to reduce their gullibil­ vestors wary of investing in equities.
2020 to November 2021, according veloped markets also peaked at 56 seemed least bothered by the lethal ity that market intermediaries and
to NPCI) anchored the growth of re­ per cent (either directly or indir­ impact of the second wave of the infrastructure institutions provide The writers are with National Institute of
tail in the securities markets. ectly) in 2021. The history of capital pandemic. them with the capability of data­ Securities Markets

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T+1 system Redesign tax structure Broaden the tax base net since many wealthy people to ₹15,000 per month as early as
It is reported that the settle­ This is with reference to ‘Some ‘tax­ While dealing with issues related take refuge under “agricultural in­ possible.
ment cycle in the Indian equity ing’ issues in India’s fiscal policy’ to taxation, rather than looking at come” to claim tax exemption. VG Pushkin
market is to move to a T+1 sys­ (February 21). As India reaches the the present tax structure, more ef­ Hence it is imperative that fiscal Thiruvananthapuram
tem in a phased manner start­ fifth year of the Goods and Services fort should be directed towards policy should aim at arresting tax
ing later this week from the cur­ Tax (GST), it has emerged that its broadening and deepening of the leakage before talking in terms of SBI circular
rent T+2. This would enable implementation has widened ex­ tax base in India. In a country like ‘rationalisation’ of existing the tax This refers to ‘SBI ‘pregnant’ circu­
faster payment for sales and isting economic inequalities in India with a population exceeding structure. lar: Not in sync with times’ Febru­
faster delivery of securities on the country, as it has put an addi­ 130 crore, only 83 million people Srinivasan Velamur ary 21). It is unfortunate that this
purchase. Is this change really tional burden of tax on the poor. pay tax. The proportion of working Chennai circular came from an organisation
necessary, especially given that Under the GST regime, the country class who pay income tax is still which was headed by a woman not
even advanced country capital is relying more on the indirect tax, less. The fact that only about 5.9 Pensioners’ woes long ago. Arundhati Bhattacharya
markets have a T+2 or longer set­ which is applicable to everyone crore of population had filed ITRs It is quite disheartening to note not only broke many glass ceilings
tlement? who makes a purchase or uses a filed till December 31 proves that that EPFO is to appoint an auditor but showed great empathy for wo­
Could the priority rather be service. there is massive tax evasion. to track fund managers, where in­ men employees to provide them a
on strengthening governance at If policymakers are committed Fiscal policy should aim at bring­ vestments are to be scruitinised level­playing field. Being the largest
the stock exchanges and among to improving the lives of their ing all eligible income earners un­ on a daily basis. Even with a lender in the country, SBI should
market participants? poorest citizens, they need to ex­ der tax net. Tax evasion also leads to ₹15,690 billion corpus, they are have shown more sensitivity and
The Himalayan Yogi episode plore ways to redesign taxation other social maladies like money giving a meagre amount (₹1,000­ pragmatism towards such issues.
at the NSE has exposed the need and transfers so that the poor do laundering etc. In India, taxing ag­ 3,200) as monthly pension to the Indeed such directives are retro­
for much strengthening, monit­ not end up paying more than their ricultural income is considered as 7.1 million pensioners — who grade in nature and best avoided at
oring and improving gov­ fair share. Senior citizens should a politically sensitive issue. While served quasi­government institu­ any cost. Women have proven their
ernance and transparency in the also be protected from the indir­ small and marginal farmers de­ tions for three­four decades and mettle in almost all domains and
working of institutions. ect tax burden. serve tax exemption, rich farmers are now finding it difficult to they are proven multitaskers.
V Vijaykumar P Sundara Pandian who earn say more than ₹10 lakh make both ends meet. Hence, the Bal Govind
Pune Virudhunagar, TN Noida
annually can be brought under tax minimum pension must be raised

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The government’s hollow claims of economic recovery

A granular look of the quarterly national accounts data shows weak recovery, and consumption and investment still below pre-pandemic levels
been argued that the pan­ priate caution. Note that this Agriculture was the sector here too the “recovery” has still remained 7.5 per cent be­ mestic demand because of
demic year, and especially the is quite apart from all the that provided the only ray of been extremely uneven at low the pre­pandemic level, falling employment, wages
period of the national lock­ other concerns with the CSO’s hope for the Indian economy best. The only consistent in­ suggesting a real curtailment and incomes of self­em­
down, was especially hard, new method of estimating in 2020­21, as a good monsoon creases after the lockdown of domestic effective de­ ployed, as the informal eco­
but thereafter the economy GDP that have been widely enabled agricultural output slump have been in public ad­ mand. In such a context, it is nomy and small and micro
has supposedly “bounced commented upon. to rise dramatically even as ministration, defence and not surprising that invest­ enterprises continue to bear
back”. The government’s Eco- Figure 2 suggests that while other sectors were in decline. other services — largely as ment also has not really re­ the brunt of the economic dif­
nomic Survey for 2021­22 there was indeed a recovery of But thereafter, the value ad­ State governments stepped covered. In the most recent ficulties.
CP CHANDRASHEKHAR JAYATI GHOSH
claims that the Indian eco­ both GDP at market prices ded in agriculture has been up their spending to deal at quarter, investment was still 5 The growing inequalities
MACROSCAN nomy has already grown bey­ and Gross Value Added at ba­ declining continuously. In least partially with the per cent below the pre­pan­ can create more consump­
ond pre­pandemic levels and sic prices from the trough of July­December 2021, agricul­ massive humanitarian crisis demic level. tion by the super­rich, but
“is well placed to take on the April­June 2020 to January­ tural value added was 34 per that was unfolding. But trade, These trends do not sug­ that will not be enough to dig

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t is obvious that the come in 2020­21 was lower challenges of 2022­23” (page March 2021, this was followed cent lower than the peak of transport communication gest a robust economic recov­ the economy out of its cur­
Covid­19 pandemic has than even four years earlier, 3). So it is worth examining re­ by subsequent decline. In October­December 2020, 23 and other services that are ery. The basic macroeco­ rent hole. A government in
had a deep, searing im­ and just barely above the level cent trends in output, as de­ July­September 2021, GDP was per cent lower than January­ closely related to material nomic problem remains the denial of this obvious fact can
pact on the Indian eco­ of five years before, under­ scribed in the official Na­ still 7 per cent below the level March 2020, and even lower economic activity did not re­ same: a contraction of do­ only make things worse.
nomy, in terms of both total mining the growth of the in­ tional Accounts Statistics of January­March 2020, the (by 9 per cent) than the level cover in the same way: in July­
economic activity and liveli­ tervening period. quarterly estimates. last pre­pandemic quarter. in April­June 2019. September 2021 the value ad­
hoods. It is true that the eco­ Meanwhile, since we know One important caveat: The Some of the decline in April­ Similarly, manufacturing ded was 21 per cent lower than
nomy had been struggling for that India also had some of advance estimates are very June 2021 can be attributed to was supposed to have swung in the pre­pandemic quarter.
several years before then, the most rapid increases in in­ much “guesstimates” and the impact of the disastrous back into higher activity. But However, most recently fin­
with falling investment and come inequality anywhere in tend to be revised over time, second wave of the pandemic despite a temporary jump in ance, real estate and profes­
employment, sharply grow­ the world, even this declining with first and second revi­ that proved to be more lethal January­March 2021, by July­ sional services have shown a
ing inequalities and worsen­ income was much more un­ sions often showing quite sig­ in India than the first wave. September 2021 the sector’s recovery, which may not be a
ing conditions of health and equally distributed. This nificant variation from the But there are other, deeper value added was still lower cause for celebration if it in­
nutrition. But the pandemic meant significant worsening advance estimates. Quite of­ problems with the so­called than in the pre­pandemic dicates a speculative bubble
and the policy response led to of the material conditions of ten in the recent past, the revi­ recovery that cannot be ig­ quarter January­March 2020. unmoored to the real
sharp aggravation of all of the bulk of the population, sion has been downward: for nored. This becomes more ap­ Even construction, which economy.
these problems. with the bottom half of the example, the annual decline parent when a sectoral break­ showed a big jump in Janu­ The performance of partic­
As Figure 1 shows, per cap­ population (around 650 mil­ in GDP in April­June 2020 was down of the GDP trends is ary­March 2021, fell thereafter, ular sectors is the counterpart
ita income in real terms, lion people) probably being estimated to be 23.9 per cent examined. Figure 3 provides so that by July­September it of trends in consumption and
whether measured as GDP per the worst affected on the in the advance estimates, but data on quarterly output of was 13 per cent lower than the investment. In this regard,
person or as net national in­ planet in terms of deteriorat­ has now been revised down­ the so­called “material produ­ level reached just before the the data in Figure 5 are telling.
come per person (which is ing economic circumstances. wards to 24.4 per cent. So the cing sectors”: agriculture, in­ pandemic. Private consumption, which
GDP after subtracting taxes most recent data provided by dustry and services. In Figure was already sluggish before
and adding subsidies) fell by Bouncing back? the CSO, and its advance es­ 4, data on the services sector Uneven services recovery the pandemic, collapsed in
nearly 9 per cent in 2020­21 In official circles, much has timates for 2021­22 that have are shown. The two taken to­ The services sector on the April­June 2020 and then
compared to the previous been made of the economic been used in Budget­2022­23, gether are both instructive whole appears to have per­ showed very uncertain recov­
year. Indeed, per capita in­ recovery since then. It has need to be treated with appro­ and alarming. formed slightly better, but ery. In July­September 2021, it

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BusinessLine
How to get hired India-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
if you're an AMITI SEN toms procedures and pharmaceut­
icals. Chapters on digital trade, gov­
down to zero per cent on 90 per
cent of India’s exports to the UAE
also see substantial gains.
February 22, 2002
older worker Why is the India-UAE trade deal
significant?
ernment procurement and IPR
have been included for the first
(over 80 per cent of total tariff
lines) immediately on implement­
What is the current level of
India-UAE trade?
State guarantees not final word: RBI
Time was when the State was considered the final word in

A lmost everybody needs or

wants to work in their 50s
and most need to work into their
The India­UAE CEPA is the first com­
prehensive trade agreement
signed by the Modi government
time. But these would be followed
mostly only on a ‘best endeavour’
basis where disputes cannot be
ation of the pact and 97 per cent of
tariff lines over the next five years.
India will bring down import du­
The India­UAE bilateral trade de­
clined to $44 billion in 2020­21 due
to the pandemic compared to the
guarantees. The RBI however on Thursday issued a circular on
infrastructure funding to chiefs of all banks and financial
institutions (FIs) stating that Government guarantees do not
60s. But the pandemic hasn't since it came to power in 2014. With filed. ties on about 65 per cent of tariff pre­pandemic levels of about $60 necessarily mean that the credit is good. It has advised banks
been kind to older workers. free trade agreements and regional Also, a separate annexe on phar­ lines immediately and on 90 per billion. In 2021­22, however, there and FIs to spare no efforts in appraisal while financing
The “Great Resignation” — a trading blocs mushrooming maceuticals has been incorporated cent of tariff lines in 10 years. India seems to be a recovery with two­ infrastructure projects undertaken by Government­owned
term that describes those who worldwide, India has been feeling to facilitate access to has also agreed to way trade in April­December at entities. It has also asked the financiers to keep a watch on the
have been emboldened to seek the need to get into such arrange­ Indian pharmaceut­ give the UAE a tar­ $52.76 billion. Exports from India end use of advances. Banks and FIs should “ensure that loans
raises or discover better things to ments with suitable trade partners. ical products for the iff­rate quota of were at $20 billion, while imports and investments are not used for financing the budget of the
do than work — mostly applies to Although the UAE’s average tar­ first time. The agree­ 200 tonnes on from the UAE were $32.7 billion. In­ State Governments.”
young and mobile workers. Only iffs on goods are low, the highest ment has stringent rules of origin gold, where import duty will be one dia’s significant import from the Cabinet to clear major labour reforms today
employees ages 16 to 24 have slab being 5 per cent, the fact that and value addition norms to pre­ percentage point less than the tar­ UAE was petroleum and related Just a day after the completion of the last phase of elections to
seen big wage gains, while older these tariffs will be immediately vent third­country imports for iff charged for the rest of the world. products, precious metals, stones, the Uttar Pradesh Assembly, the BJP­led Government at the
workers' wages have been stag­ eliminated on 90 per cent of traded making their way into India from gems & jewellery and chemical Centre is set to implement yet another round of big­ticket
nant. In addition, a sizeable goods is encouraging. This would the UAE. Which are the sectors that are products while it exported mineral economic reforms ­ this time in the politically­sensitive arena
chunk of older workers, about 15 erode the tariff advantage enjoyed To protect sensitive sectors, India going to benefit from this deal? fuels and oils, pearls, precious of labour and industrial relations. The Cabinet is scheduled to
per cent, lost their jobs in 2020 by smaller economies such as has placed 10 per cent of tariff lines Indian exporters are likely to make stones, metals, and coins, electric & meet on Friday to approve the amendments to the Industrial
compared to 14 per cent of Bangladesh and Vietnam in items in the negative list that would not substantial gains in labour­intens­ electronic equipment and apparel. Disputes Act, 1947 proposed by the Finance Minister, Mr
prime­age workers. That is like garments, foot wear and gems be subject to tariff cuts. The items ive sectors such as gems and jew­ Yashwant Sinha, in the 2001­02 Union Budget.
counter to the trend of older & jewellery, benfiting India. include dairy, fruits, vegetables, cer­ ellery, textiles, leather, footwear, How is it expected to grow post ADR issue to follow domestic offer for Nalco divestment
worker job loss usually being The pact will also provide wider eals, tea, coffee, sugar, food prepara­ sports goods, plastics, furniture, ag­ the trade agreement? The Union Government is firming up its plan for
lower compared to other age access to the much larger Arab and tion, tobacco, petroleum waxes, ricultural and wood products, en­ Both countries hope to nearly disinvestment in National Aluminium Company Ltd (Nalco)
groups during a recession. African markets for Indian busi­ auto and auto components, coke, gineering products, pharmaceutic­ double bilateral trade in goods to through a proposed 30 per cent public offer of its equity. The
A greater­than­expected share nesses. dyes, soaps, natural rubber, tyres, als & medical devices and $100 billion over five years and strategy is to go in for a domestic offering first, which will be
of older workers in their mid­60s footwear, processed marbles, toys, automobiles. The CEPA is likely to achieve services trade worth $15 bil­ in the range of 5­10 per cent of the Government's equity. This
and over (presumably with pad­ What are the salient features? plastics, and medical devices. increase the competitiveness of In­ lion. The increased trade is likely to will be followed by an American depository receipts (ADR)
ded retirement accounts and The India­UAE CEPA covers commit­ dian products worth an estimated create 10 lakh jobs in India in sec­ issue of about 20­25 per cent of the Government's equity in
Covid­19 fears) did in fact choose ments in trade in goods, trade in What is the extent of tariff $26 billion that are currently sub­ tors such as textiles, pharmaceutic­ Nalco, Government sources said. The domestic offering will
to retire. But younger older work­ services, technical barriers to trade, reduction in goods? jected to 5 per cent import duty by als, gems & jewellery, plastic take about two months while the ADR offering will take a
ers, or those ages 55 to 64, seem dispute settlement, telecom, cus­ Import duties will be brought the UAE. The services sector could products, auto and leather. minimum of six months.
to have been forced out of work —
often without substantial retire­
ment assets.
The median retirement ac­
count balance for older workers easy bl two-way crossword 2069 not so easy
is $15,000, which means it is
likely many of those workers are ACROSS DOWN ACROSS DOWN
looking to jump right back into 01. Fence of stakes (8) 01. Dance on the hind legs (6) 01. Friend has other ideas when 01. Caper around the North
the labour pool. During a bipar­ 04. Cease (4) 02. Doctor's stand­in (5) constructing fence (8) and get up on one's hind
tisan congressional economic 08. Part of circle circumference (3) 03. Handed out cards(5) 04. Lots of money is returned, but legs (6)
09. Young horses (5) 05. Concerning touch (7) one must call a halt (4) 02. Place man when doctor's
hearing recently, Senator Amy
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Klobuchar asked what everyone marching order (3)
11. Ease, quiet enjoyment (7) 07. Lofty aim, hope (10) 03. Handed out cards and
is thinking, the gist of which is: If 12. Utter fool (5) 09. Storm­water sluices (10) 09. Young creatures mare produces
employers need workers and coped with the
13. Part of radio receiver (4,7) 14. Protective clothing (7) (5) situation (5)
there are millions of older work­ 17. Scene of fighting 15. One suffering for a cause (6) 10. Saloon in America raided (3) 05. In a hat, play one's part
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how can older workers secure 20. Cha(r) (3) 18. Washbowl (5) solace (7) feeling (7)
those open jobs? 21. German industrial centre (5) 19. Each half of folding board (5) 12. Fool gets board to prompt TV 06. Shame about your half
While it sounds pretty 22. Prohibit (3) speaker (5) unadulterated quality (6)
straightforward, factors such as 23. Anger one (4) 13. He may talk without a mike but 07. Lofty aim Pa is achieving
employer bias and mismatched 24. Laughs half­suppressedly (8) this will amplify the sound (4,7) with food allowance (10)
skills are difficult hurdles to over­ 17. Where people fight it takes an age 09. Sluices overflow at a
come. But there are a few things to get it back (5) different stage (10)
that older workers, employer­ 18. Have a bit of a brush and show 14. Protective clothing on top
s and even Oprah can do to im­ one's indignation (7) of everything else (7)
prove their prospects. 20. Cuppa tempts eternally arid 15. Spoil converted try and he
First, older workers on the job beginners (3) will die for the cause (6)
SOLUTION: BL Two-way Crossword 2068 21. German industry seen to be
hunt should take advantage of 16. Couples courted may see
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available services geared to them (5)
specifically. AARP sponsors on­ 11. Skin 13. Resort 15. Appear 18. Bank 19. Precious 22. Roadways (6)
23. Mill 24. Ass 25. Run to seed 22. Pinch something back by way of 18. Depression due to
line and in­person workshops for embargo (3)
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job seekers 50 and over. Another 23. Make one cross gun that hasn't got
6. Pagan 9. Stork 12. Space 14. Sandals 16. Rustled 17. Crayon 19. Put down motion with a
resource is Encore Network, a middle (4) set of figures (5)
which connects professional 18. Burma 20. Olive 21. Ewer
24. Guess grin is non­u and upsetting
workers in that demographic. if one laughs like this (8)
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Category III AIF ‘Atlas’
Sensex, Nifty slide for 4th day The fund will focus
on structural equity
play four themes ­ Capex ‘Maes­
tros’ ­ businesses that have clear
multi­year capex plans and have
FIIs selling remains points or 0.26 per cent. The Nifty public listing — continues to make and cyclical value identified profitable opportunit­
50 closed at 17,206.65, down 69.65 waves,” said Shah. Wipro, Infosys, ies to grow; Phygital Bluechips ­
unabated; metal, oil points or 0.4 per cent. The volatil­ Shree Cement, PowerGrid and opportunities traditional businesses adopting
stocks lead slide ity index rose 3.32 per cent to 22.90. HDFC Bank were the top gainers technology to gain market
The market breadth remained on the Nifty 50 while Hindalco, OUR BUREAU share, particularly in retail and
OUR BUREAU in favour of the decliners with 2,817 UPL, Divi’s Lab, Adani Ports and Sun Chennai, February 21 BFSI; Consumption Czars ­ un­
Mumbai, February 21 stocks declining on the BSE as Pharma were the top laggards. Sundaram Alternates, a fully­ derpriced mid­ and small­caps in
Benchmark indices closed in the against 675 that advanced. owned subsidiary of Sundaram areas of discretionary consump­
red for the fourth consecutive ses­ Nifty Bank edges up Asset Management Company, on tion and consumer durables;
sion amid volatility on Monday. FII selling On the sectoral front, all indices ex­ Monday announced the launch and Export Voyagers ­ Global
Ion Exchange: NSE listing today Though the benchmarks fell only Investors remained concerned re­ cept Nifty Bank and Nifty Private of Atlas, a diversified multi­sec­ goods and service providers with
Chennai, February 21 marginally, but the pain was garding continued FII selling. Ma­ Bank closed in the red. Nifty Mid­ tor Category III Alternative In­ a Make in India, Sell in the World
Ion Exchange India has received approval from deeper as over two­third traded jor headwinds including rate hike cap 50 was down 0.80 per cent vestment Fund (AIF. positioning.
the National Stock Exchange of India to list stocks on the BSE closed in the red. fears, firm commodity prices, es­ while Nifty Smallcap 50 was down Sundaram Alternates’ maiden “In a growing country like In­
shares on the main board. Accordingly, the Stocks across metals, oil & gas, re­ pecially crude oil, and rising bond 2.85 per cent. The S&P BSE Midcap fund, in the open­ended Cat­ dia, every stage of economic de­
equity shares of the company will be traded on alty and pharma sector fell the yields have also been weighing on was down 0.80 per cent while the egory III space, is looking at velopment provides investment
the NSE from Tuesday, the company said in a most. global investor sentiments. S&P BSE Smallcap was down 2.20 longer investment horizons opportunities. We are currently
notice to the BSE. Following the Markets opened on a weak note FIIs on Monday sold shares per cent. with appreciation opportunities in a sweet spot. A multi­cap,
announcement, shares of Ion Exchange jumped as the geopolitical tensions worth ₹2,261 crore in the cash Nifty Metal was down over 2 per for 4­plus years. Atlas is open for multi­sector fund is well poised
6.75 per cent to ₹1,994 on the BSE. However, between Russia and Ukraine segment. cent while Nifty Oil & Gas was subscription to domestic and in­ to take advantage of these op­
the stock surrendered part of its gains to close continued. Mitul Shah, Head of Research at down nearly 2 per cent. Nifty Re­ ternational investors. portunities, and we believe the
at ₹1,937.95, up 3.78 per cent or ₹70.05, over After swinging beteen 58,141.96 Reliance Securities, said: “The geo­ on rate hike is keeping market par­ alty, Nifty PSU Bank, Nifty Health­ Atlas will focus on structural time is right for Atlas,” Vijay­
the previous day's close. OUR BUREAU and 57,167.02, the BSE Sensex political pot is boiling. If that is not ticipants on the edge. The LIC’s up­ care Index and Nifty Pharma were equity and cyclical value oppor­ endiran R, Chief Executive Of­
closed at 57,683.59, down 149.38 enough, the Fed’s aggressive tone coming IPO – India’s biggest ever each down over 1 per cent. tunities, and predominantly ficer, Sundaram Alternates, said.

Fortis: Vishal Bali ‘settles’ with SEBI

IPOs: PharmEasy, CMR Green,

New Delhi, February 21
BRH WEALTH KREATORS CASE
Vishal Bali, a former official at Fortis Hospitals,
on Monday settled with markets regulator IDFC First Bank chief Tribunal dismisses SEBI
SEBI, a case pertaining to allegedly aiding in the
diversion of public shareholders’ funds for the
Wellness Forever get SEBI nod donates 9 lakh shares
benefit of the promoters of Fortis Healthcare
and Fortis Hospitals. Bali has settled the case
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, February 21
through its IPO which will be a
primary share sale as none of Vaidyanathan this would amount to about
order against HDFC Bank
after paying ₹65.02 lakh towards settlement The initial public offerings the existing promoters/share­ ₹3.95 crore in total.
charges. He was one of the members of the (IPO) of Pharmeasy parent API holders are making any offer
gifts shares worth Vaidyanathan gifted three
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
New Delhi, February 21
Executive Committee/Treasury Committee of Holdings Limited, CMR Green for sale (OFS). ₹3.95 crore to staff lakh shares to his trainer, two The Securities Appellate Tribunal
Fortis Hospitals, according to a SEBI order. In its Technologies Limited and Well­ Additionally, the company, in lakh shares each to his house (SAT) has quashed a SEBI order
settlement order, SEBI has disposed of the ness Forever Medicare Ltd have consultation with the bankers
OUR BUREAU help and driver and one lakh against HDFC Bank, whereby the reg­
adjudication proceedings initiated against the received approval from the Se­ to the issue, may consider a
Mumbai, February 21 shares each to his office support ulator had imposed a penalty of ₹1
applicant – Vishal Bali – vide the Show Cause curities and Exchange Board of private placement aggregating V Vaidyanathan, Managing Dir­ staff and a house help. crore on the lender in a case pertain­
Notice sent on April 9, 2021. PTI India (SEBI) in the past week. up to ₹1,250 crore. If such place­ ector and CEO, IDFC First Bank, “In addition, Rukmani Social ing to invoking securities pledged by
These three companies had ment is completed, the fresh is­ has gifted 9 lakh Welfare Trust has dis­ stockbroker BRH Wealth Kreators.
filed their preliminary IPO pa­ sue size will be reduced. shares of the private posed 2,00,000 In addition, the regulator had dir­
Federal Bank up as arm files for IPO pers with SEBI between Septem­ The IPO of the metal recyc­ sector lender to five equity shares to sup­ ected to transfer ₹158.68 crore along
New Delhi, February 21 ber and November 2021. These ling company CMR Green Tech­ members of his staff port social activities,” with seven per cent interest per an­ In its order on Friday, SAT said the
Shares of Federal Bank on Monday gained over companies have obtained SEBI’s nologies comprises fresh issu­ to help them pur­ the bank further said, num into an escrow account till the bank was justified in invoking the
two per cent after its subsidiary Fedbank “observations” during February ance of equity shares worth chase houses. adding that the total issue of settlement of clients’ securit­ pledge made by the broker BRH.
Financial Services Ltd (FedFina) filed 16­17, 2022, an update with SEBI ₹300 crore and an OFS of 3.34 “It is declared that shares disposed for ies is reconciled. While invoking the pledge the bank
preliminary papers with markets regulator SEBI showed. Companies can go crore shares by promoters and the recipients are per­ gifts and social activit­ These directions were issued by did not violate any direction con­
to raise funds through an initial public offering ahead with IPO if they get ob­ investors, according to the sonal relationships ies is 11,00,000 equity SEBI in January 2021 as HDFC Bank in­ tained in SEBI’s interim order. “The
(IPO). On the BSE, the shares closed with a gain servations from SEBI. draft papers. and not related to V Vaidyanathan shares of IDFC First voked securities pledged by BRH appellant (HDFC Bank) could invoke
of 1.89 per cent, at ₹99.75 apiece. It was trading The IPO of the Adar Poon­ him in any manner Bank. Wealth Kreators in violation of the the pledge under Depositories Act
at ₹101.8 during the day. On the NSE, the stock API’s plans awalla­backed pharmacy Well­ under the definition of related Vaidyanathan has previously regulator's interim order passed in and is not required to approach any
closed at ₹99.9, a 2.04 per cent higher. Leading online digital health­ ness Forever Medicare involves parties of the Companies Act or in 2021 also gifted shares of the October 2019. forum or Court of law for invocation
FedFina’s public issue consists of a fresh issue care start­up, API Holdings Lim­ a fresh issue of equity shares SEBI Regulations,” the bank said bank to three of his employees. of the pledge. The assets of the
aggregating up to ₹900 crore and an OFS of up ited, which owns digital phar­ aggregating to ₹400 crore and in a stock exchange filing. Before that, he had transferred ‘Can invoke pledged shares’ broker do not include pledge of the
to 4.57 crore shares by promoter and investor, macy brand PharmEasy plans to an OFS of up to 1.60 crore At Monday’s closing price of shares to his teacher as a token of Following the SEBI's order, HDFC shares created by the sub­broker,”
according to the DRHP. PTI raise up to ₹6,250 crore equity shares. ₹43.9 apiece on BSE for the scrip, gratitude. Bank moved to SAT. SAT said.

THE TOP 100 Nifty 50 Movers H 69.65 pts.

BROKER’S CALL TODAY'S PICK Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 W High 52 W Low PE BSE Close
Close(₹) Pts PE
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1730.70. . . . . . . . 20.15. . . . . . . . . 34.26 . . . . . . . . 8.53
Wt(%)

AbbottIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 16379.15. . . . 16292.30. . . . 16379.15. . . . 16763.00. . . . 16180.00. . . . . . . 29.53. . . . 23902.30. . . . 14250.00. . . . . 47. . . . 16297.25 HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1522.10. . . . . . . . . . 9.77. . . . . . . . . 23.35 . . . . . . . . 8.86
ACC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2181.15. . . . . 2184.90. . . . . 2178.70. . . . . 2205.25. . . . . 2151.00. . . . . . 291.11. . . . . 2587.95. . . . . 1686.75. . . . . 22. . . . . 2183.70 ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 754.45. . . . . . . . . . 8.82. . . . . . . . . 21.97 . . . . . . . . 6.97
ICICI SECURITIES Indiabulls Housing Finance (₹166.75): SELL Adani Ent [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1736.30. . . . . 1685.20. . . . . 1738.80. . . . . 1738.80. . . . . 1671.30. . . . . 1449.29. . . . . 1908.55. . . . . . 769.10. . . . 260. . . . . 1684.35 Wipro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 570.80. . . . . . . . . . 2.83. . . . . . . . . 25.80 . . . . . . . . 1.12
PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 198.15. . . . . . . . . . 1.92. . . . . . . . . . . 8.54 . . . . . . . . 0.90
Paytm (Buy) Adani Ports [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 727.50. . . . . . 711.10. . . . . . 722.70. . . . . . 726.75. . . . . . 709.55. . . . . 2805.79. . . . . . 901.00. . . . . . 638.00. . . . 107. . . . . . 711.10
GURUMURTHY K stop­loss down to ₹162 as soon AlkemLabs [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3325.35. . . . . 3320.70. . . . . 3325.35. . . . . 3348.50. . . . . 3273.15. . . . . . . 62.43. . . . . 4067.70. . . . . 2544.25. . . . . 22. . . . . 3320.20 Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 8612.70. . . . . . . . . . 1.33. . . . . . . . . 80.18 . . . . . . . . 1.52
Target: ₹1,352 AmbujaCement [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 338.35. . . . . . 338.55. . . . . . 334.20. . . . . . 341.30. . . . . . 331.25. . . . . 5812.60. . . . . . 442.95. . . . . . 261.10. . . . . 32. . . . . . 339.00 Shree Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24678.35. . . . . . . . . . 1.00. . . . . . . . . 35.94 . . . . . . . . 0.44
BL Research Bureau as the stock falls to ₹151. Move Axis Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 788.85. . . . . . . . . . 0.85. . . . . . . . . 19.02 . . . . . . . . 2.70
CMP: ₹807 Apollo Hsp [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4471.55. . . . . 4426.65. . . . . 4471.00. . . . . 4524.95. . . . . 4390.65. . . . . . 392.25. . . . . 5930.70. . . . . 2789.00. . . . 100. . . . . 4427.45
One 97 Communications’ (Paytm) two­sided
The outlook for the stock of In­ the stop­loss further down to Asian Paints [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3258.45. . . . . 3251.65. . . . . 3235.00. . . . . 3278.45. . . . . 3204.15. . . . . . 547.47. . . . . 3588.05. . . . . 2261.45. . . . 102. . . . . 3248.60 Nestle India Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18106.10. . . . . . . . . . 0.79. . . . . . . . . 81.39 . . . . . . . . 0.86
Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 494.45. . . . . . . . . . 0.53. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.18
digital ecosystem of 64.4 million average diabulls Housing Finance is ₹134 as soon as the stock AurobindoPh [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 657.00. . . . . . 639.05. . . . . . 655.00. . . . . . 657.60. . . . . . 637.45. . . . . 1978.94. . . . . 1063.75. . . . . . 590.25. . . . . 25. . . . . . 639.80
Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1827.10. . . . . . . . . . 0.18. . . . . . . . . 33.60 . . . . . . . . 3.57
AvenuSupmart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4073.10. . . . . 4096.60. . . . . 4048.00. . . . . 4170.00. . . . . 3990.00. . . . . . 480.54. . . . . 5899.90. . . . . 2677.00. . . . 168. . . . . 4092.50
monthly transacting users (MTUs) (as at bearish. The stock had tumbled touches ₹128. Book profits at Axis Bank [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 787.40. . . . . . 788.85. . . . . . 783.55. . . . . . 796.80. . . . . . 776.10. . . . . 5635.22. . . . . . 866.60. . . . . . 626.40. . . . . 21. . . . . . 788.70
Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2699.00. . . . . . . . ­0.01. . . . . . . . . 46.34 . . . . . . . . 0.50
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1164.75. . . . . . . . ­0.06. . . . . . . . . 28.64 . . . . . . . . 1.68
Dec’21) from over 350 million consumer base 9.6 per cent on Monday and has ₹122. The downside pressure Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3632.15. . . . . 3579.50. . . . . 3624.15. . . . . 3637.95. . . . . 3567.35. . . . . . 344.33. . . . . 4347.95. . . . . 3028.35. . . . . 21. . . . . 3578.65 Britannia Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3475.25. . . . . . . . ­0.17. . . . . . . . . 55.88 . . . . . . . . 0.55
and over 24.9 million merchants are core to broken below the key near­ will ease only if the stock rises Bajaj Hld. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5363.30. . . . . 5352.90. . . . . 5265.00. . . . . 5377.00. . . . . 5211.20. . . . . . . 21.21. . . . . 5654.00. . . . . 3145.00. . . . . 37. . . . . 5347.70 Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 907.25. . . . . . . . ­0.22. . . . . . . . . 28.29 . . . . . . . . 0.62
BajajFin [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7030.10. . . . . 7006.35. . . . . 7000.00. . . . . 7080.90. . . . . 6911.00. . . . . . 816.66. . . . . 8043.50. . . . . 4361.60. . . . . 81. . . . . 7006.10 IndusInd Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 952.45. . . . . . . . ­0.43. . . . . . . . . 17.03 . . . . . . . . 0.82
its unit economics. term support level of ₹180. above ₹185. BajajFinserv [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 16096.55. . . . 16012.25. . . . 16038.00. . . . 16238.15. . . . 15780.00. . . . . . 227.59. . . . 19319.95. . . . . 8962.20. . . . 442. . . . 16004.05 NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 131.95. . . . . . . . ­0.43. . . . . . . . . . . 7.80 . . . . . . . . 0.83
Estimating that it currently generates Prior to this fall, the stock was However, the stock will have BandhanBank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 319.35. . . . . . 314.00. . . . . . 319.00. . . . . . 321.30. . . . . . 312.30. . . . . 4287.79. . . . . . 371.15. . . . . . 229.65. . . . . ­. . . . . . 314.20 TataConsumerProducts Ltd.. . . . 713.20. . . . . . . . ­0.59. . . . . . . . . 77.28 . . . . . . . . 0.57
consolidating between ₹180 to rise past ₹200 decisively in BergrPaintIn [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 737.80. . . . . . 726.65. . . . . . 736.45. . . . . . 738.95. . . . . . 725.05. . . . . . 373.94. . . . . . 872.00. . . . . . 675.00. . . . . 95. . . . . . 727.15 Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4298.25. . . . . . . . ­0.64. . . . . . . . . 27.07 . . . . . . . . 0.69
revenue of ₹350­375 per MTU and ₹1­1.1K per Bharti Air [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 712.55. . . . . . 709.95. . . . . . 708.05. . . . . . 716.55. . . . . . 703.00. . . . . 4307.43. . . . . . 781.90. . . . . . 490.15. . . . . ­. . . . . . 709.80 Asian Paints. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3251.65. . . . . . . . ­0.70. . . . . . . 101.24 . . . . . . . . 1.95
merchant and incurs direct cost (of and ₹195 for some time. Imme­ order to turn the outlook Biocon [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 392.70. . . . . . 387.50. . . . . . 390.40. . . . . . 392.20. . . . . . 385.00. . . . . 1125.93. . . . . . 424.10. . . . . . 314.90. . . . . ­. . . . . . 387.40 BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 368.75. . . . . . . . ­0.96. . . . . . . . . . . 4.10 . . . . . . . . 0.47

acquisition and transaction) of ₹250­275 per diate resistance is at ₹180. Next bullish. In such a scenario, the Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 15856.00. . . . 15787.00. . . . 15850.00. . . . 15882.20. . . . 15580.15. . . . . . . 16.25. . . . 19244.50. . . . 13230.00. . . . . 34. . . . 15801.30
Indian OilCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 119.20. . . . . . . . ­1.13. . . . . . . . . . . 4.04 . . . . . . . . 0.40
Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16012.25. . . . . . . . ­1.17. . . . . . . . . 33.86 . . . . . . . . 1.29
MTU and ₹750­775 per merchant, we derive strong resistance will be in the stock can move upto ₹220­₹230 BPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 373.15. . . . . . 368.75. . . . . . 373.00. . . . . . 373.00. . . . . . 365.05. . . . . 3103.77. . . . . . 503.00. . . . . . 356.80. . . . . . 6. . . . . . 368.95
Bharti Airtel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 709.95. . . . . . . . ­1.40. . . . . . . . . 63.91 . . . . . . . . 2.23
Britannia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3481.65. . . . . 3475.25. . . . . 3431.10. . . . . 3500.00. . . . . 3430.00. . . . . . 138.29. . . . . 4152.05. . . . . 3317.90. . . . . 54. . . . . 3471.30
customer lifetime value of ₹2K per MTU and ₹190­195 region. and will negate the danger of Cadila HC [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 376.55. . . . . . 371.15. . . . . . 375.00. . . . . . 377.00. . . . . . 369.25. . . . . 1582.48. . . . . . 673.70. . . . . . 369.45. . . . . 34. . . . . . 371.10
Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7006.35. . . . . . . . ­1.44. . . . . . . . . 71.01 . . . . . . . . 2.47
Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3579.50. . . . . . . . ­1.57. . . . . . . . . 16.73 . . . . . . . . 0.62
₹29.6K per merchant. The stock can fall to ₹140 ini­ seeing ₹110­₹100 on the down­ Cipla [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 909.10. . . . . . 907.25. . . . . . 903.10. . . . . . 913.70. . . . . . 896.00. . . . . 1860.04. . . . . 1005.00. . . . . . 738.25. . . . . 27. . . . . . 905.95 SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1134.75. . . . . . . . ­1.59. . . . . . . . . 83.08 . . . . . . . . 0.66
Super imposing this on FY24 estimated MTU tially. A break below ₹140 will side. However, the chances of Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 167.30. . . . . . 161.20. . . . . . 163.15. . . . . . 163.50. . . . . . 159.85. . . . 14870.90. . . . . . 203.85. . . . . . 123.45. . . . . 10. . . . . . 161.20 Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1181.85. . . . . . . . ­1.63. . . . . . . . . . . 3.70 . . . . . . . . 1.25
Colgate [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1410.45. . . . . 1410.90. . . . . 1410.45. . . . . 1417.65. . . . . 1393.55. . . . . . 307.11. . . . . 1823.00. . . . . 1375.55. . . . . 36. . . . . 1410.85 HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2436.80. . . . . . . . ­1.80. . . . . . . . . 19.31 . . . . . . . . 5.86
and merchant base and adjusting further for trigger a further fall towards breaking above ₹200 is very Dabur [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 547.80. . . . . . 553.60. . . . . . 545.45. . . . . . 554.90. . . . . . 541.70. . . . . 1157.10. . . . . . 658.75. . . . . . 483.00. . . . . 68. . . . . . 553.45 Hero MotoCorp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2713.35. . . . . . . . ­1.80. . . . . . . . . 20.90 . . . . . . . . 0.47
fixed cost, net cash and value of ₹110­100 in the coming weeks. less. Divi'sLabs [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4353.40. . . . . 4258.30. . . . . 4345.00. . . . . 4345.00. . . . . 4250.50. . . . . . 284.98. . . . . 5425.00. . . . . 3154.50. . . . . 44. . . . . 4262.60 HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 582.00. . . . . . . . ­1.91. . . . . . . 103.39 . . . . . . . . 0.72
DLF Ltd [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 359.65. . . . . . 346.50. . . . . . 356.00. . . . . . 357.80. . . . . . 344.40. . . . . 7926.20. . . . . . 449.80. . . . . . 231.95. . . . . 54. . . . . . 347.05 JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 623.10. . . . . . . . ­2.21. . . . . . . . . . . 6.91 . . . . . . . . 0.82
associates/subsidiaries, we arrive at Paytm’s Traders can go short at current M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 841.10. . . . . . . . ­2.39. . . . . . . . . 16.65 . . . . . . . . 1.07
Dr Reddy [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4321.15. . . . . 4298.25. . . . . 4376.00. . . . . 4416.65. . . . . 4282.60. . . . . . 587.95. . . . . 5613.65. . . . . 4135.90. . . . . 47. . . . . 4297.40
intrinsic business value of ₹94,000 crore levels. Accumulate shorts on (Note: The recommendations are Eicher Motor [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2699.25. . . . . 2699.00. . . . . 2688.00. . . . . 2718.85. . . . . 2668.50. . . . . . 273.28. . . . . 2995.35. . . . . 2303.75. . . . . 49. . . . . 2697.90 Grasim Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1692.45. . . . . . . . ­2.60. . . . . . . . . 11.56 . . . . . . . . 0.84
UPL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 704.15. . . . . . . . ­2.62. . . . . . . . . 13.24 . . . . . . . . 0.52
(₹1,352 per share). rallies at ₹176 and ₹188. Keep based on technical analysis. There Gail(India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 140.85. . . . . . 136.30. . . . . . 140.40. . . . . . 140.55. . . . . . 135.70. . . . . 5228.05. . . . . . 171.35. . . . . . 125.20. . . . . . 6. . . . . . 136.45
UltraTech Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 6813.45. . . . . . . . ­2.73. . . . . . . . . 30.28 . . . . . . . . 1.05
We initiate coverage on the stock with Buy GlandPharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3217.50. . . . . 3252.90. . . . . 3211.00. . . . . 3279.35. . . . . 3120.00. . . . . . 246.96. . . . . 4350.00. . . . . 2308.55. . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
the stop­loss at ₹203. Trail the is risk of loss in trading.) Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 711.10. . . . . . . . ­2.76. . . . . . . . . 28.42 . . . . . . . . 0.70
Godrej Cons [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 825.40. . . . . . 809.00. . . . . . 823.00. . . . . . 825.40. . . . . . 801.80. . . . . . 548.55. . . . . 1138.50. . . . . . 644.00. . . . . 64. . . . . . 806.95
rating. Grasim [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1722.75. . . . . 1692.45. . . . . 1704.00. . . . . 1736.75. . . . . 1687.35. . . . . 1031.65. . . . . 1939.00. . . . . 1192.25. . . . . 45. . . . . 1691.35
Divis Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4258.30. . . . . . . . ­2.77. . . . . . . . . 44.02 . . . . . . . . 0.72
Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1418.20. . . . . . . . ­2.81. . . . . . . . . 26.83 . . . . . . . . 1.17
Key risks being below expected HavellsIndia [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1201.30. . . . . 1201.15. . . . . 1198.00. . . . . 1205.85. . . . . 1179.55. . . . . . 578.42. . . . . 1503.70. . . . . . 958.35. . . . . 66. . . . . 1201.10
monetisation through financial services DAY TRADING GUIDE HCL Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1165.00. . . . . 1164.75. . . . . 1153.10. . . . . 1169.50. . . . . 1150.20. . . . . 1706.06. . . . . 1377.00. . . . . . 890.00. . . . . 38. . . . . 1165.00
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 161.20. . . . . . . . ­2.92. . . . . . . . . . . 6.51 . . . . . . . . 0.45
State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 511.85. . . . . . . . ­3.03. . . . . . . . . 13.64 . . . . . . . . 2.61
HDFC [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2441.15. . . . . 2436.80. . . . . 2424.95. . . . . 2447.65. . . . . 2410.00. . . . . 2979.74. . . . . 3021.10. . . . . 2286.45. . . . . 33. . . . . 2438.95 Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2454.35. . . . . . . . ­3.30. . . . . . . . . 97.32 . . . . . . . . 1.36
business and unfavourable regulatory
17208 • Nifty 50 Futures HDFC AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2199.25. . . . . 2171.15. . . . . 2190.00. . . . . 2195.00. . . . . 2161.20. . . . . . 175.76. . . . . 3363.00. . . . . 2119.45. . . . . 34. . . . . 2172.00 Hind Unilever. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2294.80. . . . . . . . ­3.63. . . . . . . . . 61.46 . . . . . . . . 2.72
outcomes. S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT HDFC Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1512.35. . . . . 1522.10. . . . . 1504.00. . . . . 1530.70. . . . . 1495.55. . . . . 3734.03. . . . . 1724.30. . . . . 1353.10. . . . . 24. . . . . 1521.75 ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 163.40. . . . . . . . ­3.76. . . . . . . . . . . 4.27 . . . . . . . . 0.79
HDFCLifeIns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 590.95. . . . . . 582.00. . . . . . 583.55. . . . . . 589.40. . . . . . 576.55. . . . . 2415.41. . . . . . 775.65. . . . . . 551.70. . . . 105. . . . . . 582.30 Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 843.85. . . . . . . . ­4.71. . . . . . . . . 31.35 . . . . . . . . 1.21
17100 17000 17320 17380 Bias is negative. Wait for rallies and HeroMoto [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2774.05. . . . . 2713.35. . . . . 2719.95. . . . . 2748.00. . . . . 2685.00. . . . . . 522.21. . . . . 3514.20. . . . . 2310.50. . . . . 20. . . . . 2710.95 L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1863.95. . . . . . . . ­5.29. . . . . . . . . 25.92 . . . . . . . . 2.99
Hindalco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 512.00. . . . . . . . ­5.88. . . . . . . . . . . 9.36 . . . . . . . . 0.99
MOTILAL OSWAL go short at 17310 and 17360. Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 529.60. . . . . . 512.00. . . . . . 528.50. . . . . . 529.00. . . . . . 511.20. . . . . 6308.26. . . . . . 553.85. . . . . . 305.40. . . . . 26. . . . . . 511.95
ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 218.00. . . . . . . . ­7.81. . . . . . . . . 17.84 . . . . . . . . 2.54
HPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 298.75. . . . . . 292.75. . . . . . 295.00. . . . . . 302.00. . . . . . 291.10. . . . . 1795.52. . . . . . 354.55. . . . . . 223.00. . . . . . 6. . . . . . 293.10
Dabur (Buy) Stop­loss can be kept at 17430.
HUL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2312.55. . . . . 2294.80. . . . . 2298.00. . . . . 2304.05. . . . . 2284.75. . . . . . 737.92. . . . . 2859.10. . . . . 2104.25. . . . . 62. . . . . 2293.60
TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3719.40. . . . . . ­17.65. . . . . . . . . 36.42 . . . . . . . . 5.12
Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2399.90. . . . . . ­19.33. . . . . . . . . 25.04 . . . . . . 11.01
Target: ₹705 ICICI Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 748.90. . . . . . 754.45. . . . . . 746.25. . . . . . 762.90. . . . . . 740.00. . . . 10967.16. . . . . . 859.70. . . . . . 531.00. . . . . 25. . . . . . 754.30
₹1523 • HDFC Bank Pts: Impact on index movement
CMP: ₹553.45 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1282.60. . . . . 1266.75. . . . . 1275.00. . . . . 1284.80. . . . . 1255.10. . . . . . 581.52. . . . . 1674.00. . . . . 1252.80. . . . . 48. . . . . 1267.45
IndraprsGas [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 377.95. . . . . . 370.55. . . . . . 375.05. . . . . . 377.55. . . . . . 369.05. . . . . 1692.31. . . . . . 604.00. . . . . . 369.40. . . . . 20. . . . . . 370.70
We reiterate our Buy rating on Dabur with a
1505 1490 1530 1540 Can see a fresh fall from here. Go IndusInd BK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 955.35. . . . . . 952.45. . . . . . 952.00. . . . . . 972.00. . . . . . 949.00. . . . . 3535.91. . . . . 1241.85. . . . . . 811.10. . . . . 18. . . . . . 952.55
Nifty Next 50 Movers H 531.70 pts.
target price of ₹705. Our investment thesis on IndusTowers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 252.90. . . . . . 251.70. . . . . . 253.00. . . . . . 254.35. . . . . . 249.10. . . . . 1236.49. . . . . . 332.80. . . . . . 194.10. . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
short now and at 1528. Keep the Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
Dabur is premised on the following key INFO EDGE (I). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4427.65. . . . . 4442.65. . . . . 4380.00. . . . . 4556.50. . . . . 4353.30. . . . . . 536.18. . . . . 7462.95. . . . . 4027.00. . . . 134. . . . . 4443.50
Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 553.60. . . . . . . . 11.49. . . . . . . . . 53.62 . . . . . . . . 2.73
stop­loss at 1547 Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1706.95. . . . . 1730.70. . . . . 1701.00. . . . . 1737.30. . . . . 1691.50. . . . . 5120.89. . . . . 1953.70. . . . . 1230.00. . . . . 36. . . . . 1730.60
attributes: highest topline growth visibility Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4096.60. . . . . . . . . . 8.98. . . . . . . 179.36 . . . . . . . . 3.90
IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2116.60. . . . . 2086.55. . . . . 2085.05. . . . . 2096.15. . . . . 2025.20. . . . . 1964.63. . . . . 2379.00. . . . . 1502.90. . . . . ­. . . . . 2085.10 Gland Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3252.90. . . . . . . . . . 4.63. . . . . . . . . 45.06 . . . . . . . . 1.06
among peers; consistent market share gains ₹1730 • Infosys IOC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 121.15. . . . . . 119.20. . . . . . 120.00. . . . . . 121.15. . . . . . 118.60. . . . . 5730.30. . . . . . 141.75. . . . . . . 86.70. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 119.10 Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 507.25. . . . . . . . . . 4.39. . . . . . . . . 53.51 . . . . . . . . 2.22
across categories; and potential to record even S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT I­PruLifeINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 525.20. . . . . . 510.55. . . . . . 521.35. . . . . . 521.35. . . . . . 509.05. . . . . 1516.50. . . . . . 724.50. . . . . . 411.00. . . . 116. . . . . . 510.55 Info Edge (India) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4442.65. . . . . . . . . . 3.94. . . . . . . . . . . 4.59 . . . . . . . . 2.90
faster earnings growth post­completion of its ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 221.90. . . . . . 218.00. . . . . . 220.30. . . . . . 221.30. . . . . . 217.15. . . . 16129.02. . . . . . 265.30. . . . . . 199.10. . . . . 18. . . . . . 218.10 United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 838.85. . . . . . . . . . 2.93. . . . . . . . . 72.97 . . . . . . . . 2.11
1720 1685 1740 1755 Initiate fresh short positions with a JSWSteelLtd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 632.85. . . . . . 623.10. . . . . . 631.90. . . . . . 635.00. . . . . . 621.25. . . . . 1857.57. . . . . . 776.50. . . . . . 371.40. . . . . . 8. . . . . . 623.60 Jindal Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 415.15. . . . . . . . . . 2.77. . . . . . . . . . . 4.91 . . . . . . . . 1.43
ongoing investment phase. stop­loss at 1735 if the stock breaks JublilntFood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2980.35. . . . . 2981.30. . . . . 2988.00. . . . . 3020.00. . . . . 2909.00. . . . . . 670.85. . . . . 4577.45. . . . . 2660.90. . . . . 91. . . . . 2982.05 CholamandInvest&Finance . . . . 674.15. . . . . . . . . . 1.41. . . . . . . . . 32.33 . . . . . . . . 2.25
The key catalysts that underpin a sustained below 1720. Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1826.55. . . . . 1827.10. . . . . 1808.00. . . . . 1851.30. . . . . 1802.10. . . . . 1343.91. . . . . 2252.45. . . . . 1627.25. . . . . 48. . . . . 1826.35 Acc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2184.90. . . . . . . . . . 1.08. . . . . . . . . 22.02 . . . . . . . . 1.56
Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 338.55. . . . . . . . . . 0.50. . . . . . . . . 15.82 . . . . . . . . 2.10
double­digit topline growth for Dabur include: L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1883.10. . . . . 1863.95. . . . . 1874.95. . . . . 1883.90. . . . . 1848.85. . . . . 1262.59. . . . . 2078.20. . . . . 1306.40. . . . . 39. . . . . 1863.05
Jubilant Foodworks . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2981.30. . . . . . . . . . 0.25. . . . . . . . . 92.05 . . . . . . . . 1.93
an impressive performance in the Ayurvedic ₹218 • ITC L&TInfotech [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5860.65. . . . . 5861.30. . . . . 5850.00. . . . . 5920.00. . . . . 5738.80. . . . . . 129.52. . . . . 7595.25. . . . . 3525.95. . . . . 48. . . . . 5857.50
Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1410.90. . . . . . . . . . 0.20. . . . . . . . . 35.88 . . . . . . . . 1.59
Lupin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 767.75. . . . . . 760.75. . . . . . 761.80. . . . . . 766.40. . . . . . 752.85. . . . . 1027.44. . . . . 1267.50. . . . . . 691.70. . . . 211. . . . . . 761.05
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Larsen & Toubro Info . . . . . . . . . .. . 5861.30. . . . . . . . . . 0.10. . . . . . . . . 46.54 . . . . . . . . 2.26
healthcare space; an encouraging output from M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 852.00. . . . . . 841.10. . . . . . 845.20. . . . . . 850.50. . . . . . 832.00. . . . . 2255.75. . . . . . 978.90. . . . . . 725.00. . . . . 26. . . . . . 841.00
Havells. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1201.15. . . . . . . . ­0.13. . . . . . . . . 65.54 . . . . . . . . 2.54
the Power Brand strategy; an improving 215 210 221 226 Near­term outlook is bearish. Go Marico Ltd [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 504.75. . . . . . 507.25. . . . . . 504.00. . . . . . 508.90. . . . . . 499.00. . . . . 1505.28. . . . . . 606.00. . . . . . 379.05. . . . . 58. . . . . . 507.35 Muthoot Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1321.85. . . . . . . . ­0.81. . . . . . . . . 13.10 . . . . . . . . 1.21
outlook for the F&B business; and a host of new short now and at 220. Stop­loss can Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 8569.10. . . . . 8612.70. . . . . 8544.05. . . . . 8724.25. . . . . 8443.60. . . . . . 626.05. . . . . 9022.00. . . . . 6301.20. . . . . 84. . . . . 8611.95 Bajaj Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5352.90. . . . . . . . ­1.34. . . . . . . . . 15.01 . . . . . . . . 1.71
MRF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 65638.95. . . . 64734.65. . . . 65574.90. . . . 65574.90. . . . 64602.35. . . . . . . 10.51. . . . 94000.00. . . . 64600.00. . . . . 34. . . . 64752.80 Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2654.90. . . . . . . . ­1.51. . . . . . . . . 36.86 . . . . . . . .
launches by the company. be kept at 224 1.10
MuthootFinan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1324.05. . . . . 1321.85. . . . . 1318.00. . . . . 1347.95. . . . . 1308.50. . . . . . 948.24. . . . . 1722.55. . . . . 1120.45. . . . . 13. . . . . 1324.35 Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15787.00. . . . . . . . ­2.00. . . . . . . . . 34.48 . . . . . . . . 1.14
In fact, Dabur is on track to deliver a ₹163 • ONGC
NestleIndia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 18009.30. . . . 18106.10. . . . 17977.00. . . . 18160.00. . . . 17825.00. . . . . . . 37.04. . . . 20599.95. . . . 15900.00. . . . . 92. . . . 18090.45 Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2426.30. . . . . . . . ­2.28. . . . . . . . . 97.86 . . . . . . . . 3.13
NMDC Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 142.15. . . . . . 140.05. . . . . . 141.00. . . . . . 143.40. . . . . . 139.65. . . . . 4899.10. . . . . . 213.15. . . . . . 117.50. . . . . . 4. . . . . . 140.00 Punjab Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 37.50. . . . . . . . ­2.52. . . . . . . . . . . 9.66 . . . . . . . . 0.94
double­digit sales growth in FY22, a feat S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 132.35. . . . . . 131.95. . . . . . 132.40. . . . . . 134.15. . . . . . 131.15. . . . 12212.74. . . . . . 152.10. . . . . . . 93.20. . . . . . 8. . . . . . 131.85 Indus Towers .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 251.70. . . . . . . . ­3.30. . . . . . . . . 11.48 . . . . . . . . 1.72
achieved in two out of three years since the 162 160 165 168 Above range support. Go short with ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 167.90. . . . . . 163.40. . . . . . 167.40. . . . . . 167.55. . . . . . 163.05. . . . 14222.26. . . . . . 176.40. . . . . . . 97.45. . . . . . 6. . . . . . 163.40 Cadila Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 371.15. . . . . . . . ­4.69. . . . . . . . . 15.95 . . . . . . . . 0.80
Lupin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 760.75. . . . . . . . ­5.72. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.55
then new CEO took over. a stop­loss at 165 only if the stock
Petronet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 213.10. . . . . . 208.35. . . . . . 211.30. . . . . . 212.35. . . . . . 208.05. . . . . 1399.51. . . . . . 260.90. . . . . . 206.70. . . . . 10. . . . . . 208.55
Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15529.80. . . . . . . . ­5.82. . . . . . . . . 87.27 . . . . . . . . 0.93
PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 15770.95. . . . 15529.80. . . . 15770.55. . . . 15770.55. . . . 15200.00. . . . . . . . 9.08. . . . 16420.90. . . . 12021.15. . . . . 87. . . . 15517.65
The recent stock price correction from its peak breaks below 162. PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2430.70. . . . . 2426.30. . . . . 2413.00. . . . . 2453.30. . . . . 2398.80. . . . . . 187.48. . . . . 2764.60. . . . . 1666.70. . . . 100. . . . . 2426.85
Sail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 95.60. . . . . . . . ­6.14. . . . . . . . . . . 2.98 . . . . . . . . 1.17
offers an attractive entry point in our opinion PiramalEntp [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2162.45. . . . . 2096.90. . . . . 2133.00. . . . . 2169.90. . . . . 2083.75. . . . . . 834.05. . . . . 3013.00. . . . . 1612.00. . . . 145. . . . . 2098.30
Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp . . . . . . . .. . 2171.15. . . . . . . . ­6.31. . . . . . . . . 33.89 . . . . . . . . 1.21
Nmdc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 140.05. . . . . . . . ­8.15. . . . . . . . . . . 3.95 . . . . . . . . 1.35
with the stock now trading at 39x FY24 P/E, a ₹2400 • Reliance Ind. PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 195.70. . . . . . 198.15. . . . . . 195.70. . . . . . 199.00. . . . . . 195.55. . . . . 8011.98. . . . . . 220.85. . . . . . 148.88. . . . . 10. . . . . . 198.10 Yes Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 13.65. . . . . . . . ­8.20. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.11
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 37.75. . . . . . . 37.50. . . . . . . 37.55. . . . . . . 37.80. . . . . . . 37.20. . . . 34670.09. . . . . . . 47.60. . . . . . . 31.50. . . . . 11. . . . . . . 37.50
discount of 15 per cent/20 per cent to its S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Biocon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 387.50. . . . . . . . ­8.27. . . . . . . . . 59.31 . . . . . . . . 1.53
Reliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2424.40. . . . . 2399.90. . . . . 2412.00. . . . . 2437.50. . . . . 2384.60. . . . . 5125.97. . . . . 2750.00. . . . . 1877.60. . . . . 46. . . . . 2400.15 Indraprastha Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 370.55. . . . . . . . ­8.80. . . . . . . . . 17.93 . . . . . . . . 1.10
historical three/five­year averages, respectively. 2375 2345 2435 2460 Bearish with a reversal pattern on SBI [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 515.30. . . . . . 511.85. . . . . . 511.55. . . . . . 517.50. . . . . . 504.65. . . . 16866.93. . . . . . 549.05. . . . . . 321.15. . . . . 13. . . . . . 511.85 Berger Paints India . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 726.65. . . . . . . . ­9.20. . . . . . . . . 85.94 . . . . . . . . 1.49
Dabur is among our top two picks in the intraday chart. Go short now with a SBICards&Pay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 826.40. . . . . . 802.45. . . . . . 826.40. . . . . . 826.40. . . . . . 801.00. . . . . 1151.63. . . . . 1165.00. . . . . . 781.20. . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­ Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2086.55. . . . . . . . ­9.83. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.70
Staples space along with Godrej Consumer stop­loss at 2445 SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1150.50. . . . . 1134.75. . . . . 1145.00. . . . . 1150.50. . . . . 1123.00. . . . . 1020.38. . . . . 1293.00. . . . . . 840.00. . . . . 83. . . . . 1129.15 Bank Of Baroda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 103.75. . . . . . ­10.12. . . . . . . . . 10.40 . . . . . . . . 1.63
ShreeCement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 24349.55. . . . 24678.35. . . . 24340.00. . . . 24993.00. . . . 24050.05. . . . . . . 65.70. . . . 32050.00. . . . 23505.70. . . . . 36. . . . 24691.65 Bandhan Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 314.00. . . . . . ­12.29. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.80
(GCPL). Siemens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2415.60. . . . . . ­12.64. . . . . . . . . 83.26 . . . . . . . . 1.82
₹512 • SBI Siemens [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2457.40. . . . . 2415.60. . . . . 2453.95. . . . . 2475.60. . . . . 2406.00. . . . . . 256.13. . . . . 2577.45. . . . . 1718.00. . . . . 81. . . . . 2416.15
Downside risks to our investment case include: S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
Sun Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 862.90. . . . . . 843.85. . . . . . 855.50. . . . . . 864.00. . . . . . 839.50. . . . . 2305.71. . . . . . 902.50. . . . . . 561.65. . . . 116. . . . . . 842.95 Hpcl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 292.75. . . . . . ­13.01. . . . . . . . . . . 4.98 . . . . . . . . 1.58
Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1266.75. . . . . . ­13.74. . . . . . . . . 49.29 . . . . . . . . 2.73
a persistent and intensified rural slowdown; a Tata Motors [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 493.15. . . . . . 494.45. . . . . . 490.15. . . . . . 500.40. . . . . . 486.10. . . . 22592.16. . . . . . 536.50. . . . . . 268.50. . . . . ­. . . . . . 494.70
Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4426.65. . . . . . ­15.35. . . . . . . . . 53.88 . . . . . . . . 3.77
506 500 521 526 Support ahead. Go short only if the Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1190.80. . . . . 1181.85. . . . . 1188.00. . . . . 1202.00. . . . . 1174.40. . . . . 4978.73. . . . . 1534.60. . . . . . 656.55. . . . . . 5. . . . . 1181.50
spike in material cost pressures; TataConsuPro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 717.50. . . . . . 713.20. . . . . . 710.50. . . . . . 721.35. . . . . . 704.50. . . . . 1542.81. . . . . . 889.00. . . . . . 577.05. . . . . ­. . . . . . . . . . . ­
Aurobindo Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 639.05. . . . . . ­17.15. . . . . . . . . 13.04 . . . . . . . . 1.52
stock breaks below 506. Stop­loss I­Prulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 510.55. . . . . . ­19.31. . . . . . . 115.59 . . . . . . . . 1.67
higher­than­expected moderation in the can be placed at 509. TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3793.90. . . . . 3719.40. . . . . 3810.00. . . . . 3827.80. . . . . 3705.55. . . . . 7465.92. . . . . 4045.50. . . . . 2701.00. . . . . 38. . . . . 3720.25 Godrej Consumer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 809.00. . . . . . ­21.07. . . . . . . . . 46.32 . . . . . . . . 2.59
demand for herbal health products as the TechMahindra [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1437.95. . . . . 1418.20. . . . . 1427.15. . . . . 1440.00. . . . . 1410.10. . . . . 2109.46. . . . . 1837.75. . . . . . 915.05. . . . . 27. . . . . 1418.35 Sbi Cards And Pay Srv . . . . . . . .. . . . 802.45. . . . . . ­21.48. . . . . . . . . 62.51 . . . . . . . . 1.79
TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2488.95. . . . . 2454.35. . . . . 2488.00. . . . . 2488.00. . . . . 2411.05. . . . . . 788.57. . . . . 2687.30. . . . . 1396.25. . . . . 98. . . . . 2453.35 Pi Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2505.60. . . . . . ­22.37. . . . . . . . . 46.40 . . . . . . . . 1.70
pandemic recedes; and a reversal in recent ₹3719 • TCS TorrentPhar [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2663.95. . . . . 2654.90. . . . . 2650.20. . . . . 2668.70. . . . . 2615.10. . . . . . . 87.57. . . . . 3304.45. . . . . 2311.30. . . . . 43. . . . . 2655.85 Dlf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 346.50. . . . . . ­27.64. . . . . . . . . 54.56 . . . . . . . . 1.81
market share gains. S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT UB [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1545.25. . . . . 1525.35. . . . . 1530.00. . . . . 1549.85. . . . . 1517.00. . . . . . 214.42. . . . . 1793.65. . . . . 1050.00. . . . 119. . . . . 1526.80 Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 136.30. . . . . . ­28.13. . . . . . . . . . . 5.33 . . . . . . . . 2.10
UltraTech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 6916.60. . . . . 6813.45. . . . . 6900.00. . . . . 6912.55. . . . . 6791.00. . . . . . 424.35. . . . . 8267.00. . . . . 5727.90. . . . . 31. . . . . 6817.75 Piramal Ent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2096.90. . . . . . ­29.76. . . . . . . . . 37.41 . . . . . . . . 2.37
3685 3620 3750 3800 Immediate outlook is mixed. Wait
United Spr [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 835.95. . . . . . 838.85. . . . . . 835.95. . . . . . 844.40. . . . . . 823.80. . . . . 1174.57. . . . . 1019.75. . . . . . 495.15. . . . . 69. . . . . . 838.70 Adani Transmission .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1895.90. . . . . . ­43.88. . . . . . . 166.11 . . . . . . . . 3.33
for a break below 3685 to go short. UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 724.95. . . . . . 704.15. . . . . . 724.90. . . . . . 724.90. . . . . . 701.85. . . . . 2577.46. . . . . . 864.75. . . . . . 514.10. . . . 149. . . . . . 703.80 Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 353.95. . . . . . ­44.41. . . . . . . . . . . 5.46 . . . . . . . . 3.89
BusinessLine is not responsible for the recommendations Keep the stop­loss at 3715 Vedanta [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 364.00. . . . . . 353.95. . . . . . 363.50. . . . . . 365.60. . . . . . 353.10. . . . . 5793.69. . . . . . 385.75. . . . . . 191.50. . . . . . 9. . . . . . 353.70 Adani Enter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1685.20. . . . . . ­47.72. . . . . . . 233.29 . . . . . . . . 3.92
sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent Adani Green Energy . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1955.90. . . . . . ­79.33. . . . . . . 648.10 . . . . . . . . 4.49
Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 562.45. . . . . . 570.80. . . . . . 555.75. . . . . . 572.70. . . . . . 555.40. . . . . 8767.00. . . . . . 739.80. . . . . . 398.00. . . . . 32. . . . . . 570.65
to: [email protected] S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. Yes Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 13.90. . . . . . . 13.65. . . . . . . 13.75. . . . . . . 13.80. . . . . . . 13.60. . . . 64338.35. . . . . . . 16.90. . . . . . . 10.51. . . . . ­. . . . . . . 13.67 Pts: Impact on index movement

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TUESDAY • FEBRUARY 22 • 2022 NEWS 7

‘NBFCs may pursue aggressive growth strategies’ ‘Reverse related-party rule’

Ind­Ra sees shadow banking sector X
W mains lower throughout the Companies tell SEBI “Thresholds should have had
NBFCs offering gold loans tenor of the loans, increasing a linkage to the size of the
facing intense competition from banks faced higher auction the incentive for borrowers it will lead to a rise company. Approaching share­
pressures in 9M FY22, to arrange for the redemp­ holders on multiple occa­
in compliance cost
OUR BUREAU ising on margins while offer­ largely due to the tion of gold loans from sions in the course of the year
Mumbai, February 21 ing lower yield loans, espe­ Covid-19 impact on lenders. BLOOMBERG for approval is not efficient
Gold loan auctions by non­ cially large ticket size loans, borrowers’ cash flows Ind­Ra noted that the gen­ February 21 time wise.” Emails sent to SEBI
banking finance companies to retain customers, incur­ eral practice among NBFCs Companies want the capital did not receive a response.
(NBFCs) would normalise in ring higher operating ex­ financing gold loans is to market regulator to change The regulator tightened the
Q4 (January­March) FY22 as penditure, and probably borrowers largely due to limit the LTV ratio at 75 per proposed rules on transac­ ‘Proposals announced by SEBI norms after alleged irregular­
NBFCs with a large portfolio driving flexible loan terms, pandemic,” Gala said. cent at disbursal and this tions between group firms, makes compliance quite ities were observed in the case
are seen adopting aggressive thus impacting operating “This is corroborated by buffer could reduce on a founders and related entities tedious and complicated’ of some companies including
strategies to maintain and performance. 2021, he said, adding a sim­ the high delinquencies ob­ build­up of interest. How­ as they will lead to an increase DHFL and Fortis Healthcare.
expand their gold loan fran­ Jinay Gala, Associate Dir­ ilar fall was seen in Q4 FY21. served in microfinance loans ever, banks are required to in compliance costs and delay party transactions to curb si­ The regulator set up a work­
chise in the face of intense ector, Ind­Ra, in a report, ob­ A sizeable proportion of in 9M FY22. The sharp rise in maintain LTV of 75 per cent in decision making. phoning of funds by founders ing group in November 2019
competition from banks, ac­ served that gold loan auc­ loans turned delinquent, delinquencies and auctions during the entire tenor of Engineering major Larsen and ensure better corporate to strengthen regulatory
cording to India Ratings tions by NBFCs rose in 9M leading to auctions in the are a reminder that the asset loans. & Toubro Ltd and lobby governance. These transac­ norms and notified the
(Ind­Ra). FY22, perhaps highest since range of 4 per cent to 13 per class performance remains As per the respective in­ groups including the Confed­ tions are essentially conduc­ amendments for implement­
The rating agency attrib­ FY14 when gold saw larger cent of gold assets under vulnerable to sharp volatility ternal risk policies, NBFCs eration of Indian Industry ted between a listed company ation from April 2022.
uted the expected normalisa­ volatility in its prices. management (AUM) in 9M in gold loan prices and in­ largely send auction notices (CII) want the Securities and and its founders, entities re­ “While SEBI norms intend
tion to gold prices stabilising FY22 across lenders with sub­ come volatility among weak to borrowers if the accrued Exchange Board of India lated to the owners or with to set a higher governance bar
since October 2021, after peri­ Delinquent loans sequent build­up in gross borrowers,” Gala added. interest plus principal dues (SEBI) to scrap the mandatory large shareholders. for listed companies to pre­
ods of corrections seen since NBFCs offering gold loans stage­3 assets, the report lead to a rise in LTV to 90­95 shareholder approval for dominantly limit cash strip­
December 2020, along with faced higher auction pres­ said. Regulations control per cent, thereby necessitat­ deals beyond ₹10 billion. In­ Leads to inefficiencies ping and to ensure fraud and
normalcy returning in busi­ sures in 9M FY22, largely due “...As gold loan borrowers, While NBFCs have seen a ing borrowers to either top­ stead, the existing rule of 10 “The proposals announced by siphoning of funds can be re­
ness activities. to the Covid­19 impact on especially small­ticket ones, sharp rise in loan auctions, up the collateral or close the per cent of annual turnover SEBI makes compliance quite duced, it comes with its own
Ind­Ra assessed that as borrowers’ cash flows and are generally among the fin­ the situation at banks has loan. In case of a shortfall in should prevail even after the tedious and complicated par­ practical challenges, espe­
NBFCs may expand their the gold price correcting by ancially weaker segments, been less intensive as the both cases, the borrower col­ new rules kick in on April 1. ticularly for large compan­ cially for large conglomer­
gold loan franchise, this around 10 per cent during the auction data also indic­ regulations ensure that the lateral goes for an auction, Late last year, SEBI ies,” L&T’s Chief Financial Of­ ates,” said Gaurav Mistry, Asso­
could result in comprom­ mid­June to September 30, ates high stress among these loan­to­value (LTV) ratio re­ the agency said. tightened rules on related­ ficer, R Shankar Raman, said. ciate Partner, DSK Legal.

Airtel joins
undersea cable
Reliance Jio’s IAX undersea
cable system to land in Maldives
IIFL Home Finance inks $68 m Wego to acquire Cleartrip’s
Middle East biz from Flipkart
consortium
OUR BUREAU
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, February 21
cluding additional landings in
India, Malaysia, and Thailand.
loan agreement with ADB Transaction also closing conditions and regu­
latory approvals. Cleartrip is a
New Delhi, February 21 Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd The India Europe­Xpress To boost affordable from ADB will help us to im­ includes the sale pioneer of online travel in In­
Bharti Airtel on Monday said (Jio) will land the next­genera­ (IEX) system connects Mum­ prove the penetration of of Flyin.com, tech dia. It expanded organically
that it has joined the SEA­ME­ tion multi­terabit India­Asia­ bai to Milan, landing in green housing green affordable housing in into the Middle East in 2010
WE­6 undersea cable consor­ Xpress (IAX) undersea cable Savona, Italy. deeper markets of India and co­operation deal and acquired Riyadh­based
tium to scale up its high­speed system in Hulhumale, Mal­ It includes additional land­ KR SRIVATS fulfill the dreams of many In­ Flyin.com in 2018.
global network capacity to serve dives, the com­ ings in the Middle New Delhi, February 21 dian families to own their OUR BUREAU
India’s fast growing digital eco­ pany an­ East, North Africa and IIFL Home Finance Ltd (IIFL own homes. We are glad to be Mumbai, February 21 ‘A crucial role to play’
nomy. nounced on the Mediterranean. HFL) has signed a $68­million partnering with ADB in our Wego, an online travel mar­ Ross Veitch, CEO & Co­
The 19,200 Rkm SEA­ME­WE­6 Monday. IAX is expected to loan agreement with Asian This is ADB’s first such pact with growth journey.” ketplace in the Middle East Founder of Wego, said, “We
will connect Singapore and The project be ready for service Development Bank (ADB) to the private sector in India and North Africa (MENA) re­ are excited to welcome
France, and will be amongst the will land in the by end­2023, while improve financial access to af­ Fighting climate change gion, on Monday announced Cleartrip Middle East and
largest undersea cable systems island nation IEX will be ready for fordable green housing for ADB’s loan, 80 per cent will be “By leveraging IIFL HFL’s focus it has signed a definitive Flyin into the Wego group.
globally, Airtel said. Maldives in service in mid­2024, lower­income groups in earmarked for lending to wo­ on financial inclusion and agreement with Flipkart to ac­ The Middle East is set to be
Through SEA­ME­WE­6, Airtel collaboration the company said. India. men borrowers or co­borrow­ CPFS’ leadership on climate­ quire Cleartrip’s Middle East one of the most exciting
will add 100 TBps capacity to its with Ocean “These high capa­ The funding comprises a ers and 20 per cent will be al­ resilient housing, ADB can business. growth stories of the next dec­
global network. Airtel has ac­ Connect Maldives. The IAX sys­ cities and high­speed systems direct ADB loan of up to $58 located to financing help low­income communit­ This transaction also in­ ade with the travel and tech­
quired one fiber pair on the tem will connect Hulhumale’ will provide more than million and a $10­million con­ mortgages for green­certified ies to manage the impacts of cludes the sale of Flyin.com nology sectors taking centre
main SEA­ME­WE­6 system and directly with the world’s ma­ 200Tb/s of capacity at speeds cessional loan by the Cana­ homes. The CFPS loan will sup­ climate change,” said ADB Dir­ and a technology co­opera­ stage and with the Wego
will co­build four fiber pairs jor internet hubs in India and of 100Gb/s, stretching over dian Climate Fund for the port IIFL HFL’s green housing ector General, Private Sector tion agreement between group playing a very crucial
between Singapore­Chennai­ Singapore. 16,000 km. Employing open Private Sector in Asia (CFPS). portfolio, specifically towards Operations Suzanne Gaboury. Wego and Flipkart. The boards role. Stuart Crighton, Co­
Mumbai as part of the cable sys­ system technology and the The Canadian funding will incentivising developers to IIFL HFL provides affordable of directors of Wego and Flip­ Founder and Head of
tem. Airtel will land the SEA­ME­ To be ready by 2023 latest wavelength switched also be routed through ADB. adopt green certification home loans to the economic­ kart have approved the trans­ Cleartrip’s International Busi­
WE­6 cable system in India at The IAX system originates in RoADM/branching units en­ This is ADB’s first such standards in building afford­ ally weaker section (EWS), action which is expected to ness, said, “Our focus is to
new landing stations in Mum­ Mumbai in the west and con­ sures rapid upgrade deploy­ agreement with the private able housing. Monu Ratra, MD low­income group (LIG) and close in the second half of build a world­class online
bai and Chennai, it said. nects directly to Singapore, in­ ment...,” it said. sector in the country. From & CEO, IIFL HFL, said, “Funding middle­income group (MIG). 2022, subject to customary travel business.”

COP27 will turn attention to climate justice for poor nations

Countries will have to set a post­2025 goal more modest plan to end finan­
cing of foreign coal fired power
for financial contributions from rich nations plants.

BLOOMBERG Egypt Climate Working Group, Egypt’s commitment

February 21 which will seek to advance So far, the only other country
If COP26 was about countries goals ahead of COP27 hosted by that publicly promised to up­
making promises to avoid cata­ Egypt. This year’s meeting will date its pledge under the Paris
strophic climate change, focus less on raising targets to Agreement is Egypt. It’s expec­
US climate envoy John Kerry and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh
COP27 will be about raising cut emissions and more on get­ ted to turn the spotlight on to
Shoukri hold a joint press conference in Cairo on February 21
money so developing nations ting climate funding to devel­ African nations. The Horn of
can do their part. Alok Sharma, oping countries — both to de­ Africa, which includes
who presided over the last carbonise and deal with the ting emissions, and countries finance by 2020. In the end, a Ethiopia, Kenya and parts of
United Nations climate sum­ impacts of a warmer planet. will have to set a post­2025 goal series of pledges just kept alive Somalia, is currently experien­
mit hosted by the UK in Glas­ for financial contributions the chance of holding warm­ cing its most severe drought
gow, in the past week visited Vi­ Faster implementation from rich countries. Making ing at 1.5°C above pre­industrial for 40 years, that has killed
etnam and Indonesia — two “This is not the big bang kind of progress on the contentious is­ levels. Without a significant in­ more than 1.5 million livestock.
middle­income countries that COP where you’re laying out a sue of loss and damage, what crease in action, the target will Leena Nandan, an official
have said they could bold new set of commitments,” poor nations say is owed to “wither on the vine,” Sharma from India’s Environment Min­
strengthen their climate said Alden Meyer, a veteran of them for damage already said at the World Sustainable istry, also spoke at the World
pledges under the Paris Agree­ the climate meetings who’s a baked in, is another task that re­ Development Summit on Sustainable Development
ment. Both are seeking finan­ senior associate with research mains unresolved after years of Thursday. Summit on Thursday. She said
cial packages from rich coun­ group E3G. “This is really ‘roll talks. Sharma also visited Indone­ the focus on helping develop­
tries that will allow them to up your sleeves and get down The sense of frustration was sia because it is this year’s pres­ ing nations adapt to the im­
transition away from coal. to business’ and start to imple­ palpable as the meeting drew ident of the Group of 20 coun­ pacts of climate change is more
As he prepares to hand over ment some of the things you’ve to a close in Glasgow. A global tries, which is responsible for important than pressuring
the COP presidency, Sharma already committed to.” commitment to end the use of 80 per cent of global emissions. them to cut emissions faster.
isn’t taking his foot off the gas. The Glasgow Pact created coal was watered down and de­ Last year, these countries failed “Climate justice has to be a part
Neither is John Kerry, the US cli­ new deadlines that will have to veloped countries failed to de­ to agree Sharma’s lofty goal of of it,” she told the conference.
mate envoy, who visited Cairo be met, he said. There will be a liver on their promise to raise “consigning coal to history” “Where is the equity
on Monday to launch the US­ ministerial roundtable on cut­ $100 billion a year in climate and instead only settled on a otherwise?”

Sirona Hygiene acquires pepper

spray brand IMPOWER
The company said that
Expects IMPOWER nearly half a million IMPOWER­
branded pepper sprays have
to become a ₹50 cr been sold so far.
brand in three years “We believe there is potential
to evolve the brand’s portfolio
MEENAKSHI VERMA AMBWANI to a range of other solutions
New Delhi, February 21 beyond pepper sprays in this
Homegrown femtech start­up segment in the long run and
Sirona Hygiene has decided to Deep Bajaj, Co-founder & CEO, therefore, we have a dedicated
acquire pepper­spray brand Sirona Hygiene team that will focus on scaling
‘IMPOWER’ from Donna FMCG the brand,” Bajaj added.
Pvt Ltd in an all­cash deal for an tial in the country.” The start­up
undisclosed amount. This has so far been focusing on
marks Sirona Hygiene’s foray in feminine hygiene space and is
the women safety products seg­ known for products such as
ment and comes close on the PeeBuddy, herbal feminine PERSONAL
heels of its Series­B fund round pain relief patches, menstrual
from the Good Glamm Group. cups, etc. CHANGE OF NAME
Deep Bajaj, Co­founder &
I, DINI Nishad Kaithakkal D/o of
CEO, Sirona Hygiene told Busi- Increasing presence Devadas Kuttamkulangara R/o Flat
nessLine, “This acquisition fits “We will be strategically deploy­ 3E, Endura Apartments, Opposite
Masjid, Sreekariyam P.O. Thiru-
in with our overall strategy to ing funds to amplify the pres­ vananthapuram−695017 has changed
offer a gamut of solutions for ence of IMPOWER both online my name to Dini K. Devadas for all
women across different life as well as offline to make it future purpose
stages from puberty to meno­ more accessible. There has
pause. Our focus has been to ad­ been a significant adoption of
dress various neglected areas pepper sprays in the market for
by offering unique solutions. self­defense purposes in recent
The pepper spray segment is times... We believe it can be­
still in its nascent stage in India come a ₹50 crore brand in the
and has strong growth poten­ next three years,” Bajaj said.

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OI S-W monsoon likely to be normal: Skymet
ALUMINIUM Thane 1 Kg 260.4 262.3 0.7 7215 If the forecast holds true, it will be a continued La Nina will fall.” tion has exceeded kharif
output, which had at one
COPPER Thane 1 Kg 763.5 762.4 -0.1 4467500 normal one for the 4th consecutive year Good for agri output point of time contributed
COTTON Rajkot 1 Bale 37720.0 36950.0 -2.0 96075 The projection of a normal 60 per cent of the total food­
CPO* Cash Settled 10 Kgs 1275.0 1275.0 0.0 3770 OUR BUREAU Skymet has been project­ monsoon also augurs good grains production.
CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 6730.0 6730.0 0.0 677000 Bengaluru, February 21 ing the south­west monsoon for agricultural production, Good agricultural produc­
GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 50112.0 50050.0 -0.1 11019 The south­west monsoon, since 2012, though it ab­ which has witnessed new tion helps lift the rural eco­
GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 39803.0 39706.0 -0.2 9.528 which is crucial for agricul­ stained from making any highs since 2016­17. During nomy with good sales of
GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 50034.0 49967.0 -0.1 643 tural production and rural projection in 2020 for “stra­ the current crop year (July white goods, fast­moving
GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grm 4954.0 4938.0 -0.3 15.525 economy, is expected to be tegic reasons”. 2021­June 2022), the Ministry consumer goods, two­wheel­
KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kgs 2021.0 2012.5 -0.4 152
“normal” this year, says Last year, it had predicted of Agriculture, in its second ers, cars and gold. This, in
LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kg 184.2 183.2 -0.5 3045
private weather forecaster a normal monsoon and was advanced estimates, projec­ turn, helps the country’s
Skymet. right in its projections. The South-West monsoon makes up nearly 70% of the country’s ted total foodgrains produc­ overall economy to perform
MENTHAOIL Chandausi 1 Kg 951.8 955.4 0.4 177.84
In its “Preliminary Mon­ private forecaster intends to annual rainfall, which is crucial for key kharif crops such as rice, tion at 316.06 million tonnes well.
NATURALGAS Cash Settled 1 mmBtu 337.2 347.9 3.2 2173750
soon Forecast Guidance for release a detailed report on cotton, oilseeds, pulses and sugarcane (mt) against 310.74 mt last With regard to the
NICKEL Thane 1 Kg 1809.3 1822.6 0.7 2167500 2022” on Monday, Skymet the prospects of the mon­ year. weather prediction this year,
RUBBER Palakkad 100 Kgs 16269.0 16407.0 0.8 34 said the negative sea surface soon in April. data sets pertinent for a gauge its health during the Foodgrains production is Skymet said ENSO predictab­
SILVER Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63902.0 63526.0 -0.6 207060 temperature anomalies in If the forecast proves cor­ comprehensive monsoon four­month­long season. projected higher on record ility decreases during the
SILVERM Ahmedabad 1 Kg 64008.0 63685.0 -0.5 51210 the equatorial Pacific Ocean rect, it will be the fourth con­ forecast. “Ascertaining the The last two monsoon sea­ wheat, rice, and pulses out­ upcoming “spring barrier”
SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kg 64016.0 63694.0 -0.5 37371 are weakening. secutive year that India will authenticity is absolutely es­ sons have been driven by put. According to the estim­ and at times leads to an un­
ZINC Thane 1 Kg 296.6 296.7 0.0 3330 This warming inclination have a normal monsoon. sential and that is a long­ back­to­back La Nina events, ates, rice production has stable ENSO regime. This will
of the Pacific Ocean, albeit The South West monsoon drawn procedure. Therefore, shrinking now. It also means been projected at 127.93 mt get factored in its April fore­
NCDEX within neutral limits, may makes up nearly 70 per cent it is a bit premature to share that the monsoon this year (124.37 mt last year), wheat cast. While the monsoon
CASTOR DEESA Quintal 7114.0 6986.0 -1.8 25195 not lead to an above­normal of the country’s annual rain­ the collated figures but suf­ will be a devolving La Nina output at 111.32 mt (109.59) trough is over the South
CHANA BIKANER Quintal 3248.0 3183.0 -2.0 97560 or excess rainfall. Still, fall, which is crucial for key fice to present preliminary to start with and turn neut­ and pulses at 26.96 mt (25.46 Tropical Indian Ocean, IOD
COCUDAKL AKOLA Quintal 37650.0 37650.0 0.0 0
chances of a ‘corrupt’ mon­ kharif crops such as rice, cot­ guidance,” Skymet said. ral later. mt). events are typically unable
soon are also ruled out. ton, oilseeds, pulses and sug­ AVM GP Sharma, President Over the last two years, to form till April. Reliable
COTTON RAJKOT Bales 11068.0 10832.0 -2.1 15845
“This could be one of the arcane. La Nina events – Meteorology and Climate the country experienced trends of “Indian Ocean Di­
DHANIYA KOTA Quintal 11869.0 11623.0 -2.1 52015
‘normal’ monsoon years Robin Shaw, sugar analyst Further, Skymet said mon­ Change, Skymet Weather, heavy rains during Septem­ pole” emerge in the latter
GUARGUM5 JODHPUR Quintal 6338.0 6204.0 -2.1 77180 making a robust start and at UK­based Marex Spectron, soon has large inter­annual said: “After observing back­ ber and November. Last year, half of it. Early indications
GUARSEED10 JODHPUR Quintal 22115.0 21830.0 -1.3 11055 finishing around the mid­ which provides commodit­ fluctuations in its arrival, in­ to­back La Nina during 2020 unseasonal rains lashed suggest it to be “neutral” but
JEERAUNJHA UNJHA Quintal 2044.0 2002.0 -2.1 3516 way mark of the normal ies brokerage services, said a tensity, duration, and with­ and 2021, the chances of yet many parts of the country leaning close to the negative
KAPAS RAJKOT 20 kgs 49500.0 49880.0 0.8 40 range, the range of normal neutral El Nino outlook re­ drawal. It is relatively early another episode is ruled out, during December and early threshold. IOD­ENSO inter­
STEEL GOBINDGARH Quintal 7040.0 7090.0 0.7 1505 rainfall is 96­104 per cent of moves at least one element to decode all these aspects at statistically. The sea surface January. Heavy rains have action will hold the key to
SYBEANIDR INDORE Quintal 1274.0 1274.0 0.0 20 long­period average of danger to the Indian this stage. temperatures in the equat­ proved beneficial for rabi the overall health of Indian
SYOREF INDORE 10 kgs 10218.0 10006.0 -2.1 11810 (880.6mm),” Skymet said in monsoon. But there are precursors orial Pacific are likely to rise crops production. Over the summer monsoon 2022,
TMCFGRNZM NIZAMABAD Quintal 7114.0 6986.0 -1.8 25195 a statement. Skymet said it is gathering to get an early glimpse and soon and the probability of last six years, rabi produc­ said Sharma.
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Holi bonanza: SEA asks members to cut MRP on edible oils, again
OUR BUREAU said members of the asso­ before Diwali in Novem­ the Black Sea region well and we are expecting
Mangaluru, February 21 ciation, though struggling ber, and later in December, between Russia and an all­time record crop
The Solvent Extractors’ As­ to maintain a smooth sup­ the association had asked Ukraine has added fuel to during the current year,
sociation of India (SEA) ply chain of edible oils, are its members to reduce the fire, with respect to which may bring some re­
has asked its members to aligned to the proactive cooking oil pricest. the sunflower oil complex lief to consumers,” he said.
■ China's state planner has approved two coal mines Shaanxi reduce the maximum re­ decisions of the Govern­ which comes from that re­ The Centre has also been
province with annual capacity at six million tonnes and five tail price (MRP) on edible ment. SEA has requested Geopolitical worries gion. Inclement weather very proactive in taking
million tonnes each, it said on Monday. The three coal mines oils by ₹3,000 to ₹5,000 a and advised its members Stating that edible oil in Brazil on account of La prompt measures to cool
involve total investment at 24.12 billion yuan ($3.81 billion). tonne with immediate ef­ to reduce the MRP on ed­ prices are skyrocketing Niña has also reduced the down prices before the
fect as a Holi gift to con­ ible oils with immediate globally, he added that the soya crop drastically in new mustard crop hits the
■ Exports of Malaysian palm oil products for February 1-20 rose
sumers. This reduction effect to soften prices. prices show no immediate Latin America. market yards. The recent
between 24.9% and 29% from the same week in January,
would work out to ₹3­5 a This is the third time in signs of moderating. Some “In this scenario, what is reduction in import duty
according to cargo surveyors Intertek Testing Services and
kg. four months that the asso­ exporting countries such palm oil by way of heartening to note is that on crude palm oil by 2.5
Amspec Agri.
In a statement, Atul ciation has asked its mem­ as Indonesia have started licensing. the domestic mustard per cent is a case in point,
Chaturvedi, SEA President, bers to cut prices. Earlier, regulating exports of He said the tension in crop is shaping up quite he said.

Farmers shifting to online platforms from UKRAINE CRISIS

mandis at ‘great speed’, says Agri10X CEO

Crude oil steadies,
Iran n- talks weigh Gold off 8-month highs as
SUBRAMANI RA MANCOMBU
Chennai, February 21
by traders. This was why
Agri10x decided to get online
buying from farmers on its
web and app links. Agri10x has
REUTERS
Melbourne, February 21
Crude oil prices calmed down
investors monitor developments
Farmers across India have be­ and “create momentum from widened its products portfolio after fluctuating initially on Dollar also eases, gold­backed exchange­traded
gun to shift to online platforms the farmgate”. to onion, potato, soyabean, Monday, as investors eyed con­ fund, said its holdings rose 0.5
and their transformation to­ Ghode’s views are supported maize, chilli, rice (a recent addi­ trasting scenarios of tighter restricting losses per cent to 1,024.09 tonnes on
wards technology is taking by the increasing sales and par­ tion), garlic and ginger. Potato, Russian energy supplies due to Friday. “The next few days will be
place at a great speed, says ticipation in online platforms onion, ginger and garlic the Ukraine crisis and more REUTERS key in determining whether
Pankajj Ghode, Chief Executive such as Krishify and (POGG) is “a value and volume crude coming to the market on February 21 fears over Ukraine can outweigh
Officer (CEO), Agri10x. Pankajj Ghode, CEO, Agri10X Praman.Ai. business” for it. a possible nuclear deal Gold prices edged lower in volat­ the encouraging data on the eco­
“The belief of farmers is Agri10x took a leaf out of the “POGG is the best for us as between Iran and world ile trade on Monday as a possible nomic front as well as the likeli­
transforming and the adop­ cing is important and it plays a electronic National Agricul­ the supply is available across powers. summit between the US and Rus­ hood of a series of interest rate
tion of online platforms is hap­ vital factor. Farmers put in hard tural Market to launch its oper­ the country and they are con­ Brent crude futures and US sian presidents to discuss hikes this year by central banks,”
pening. It is being accepted work for six months and don’t ations in 2018. But it took an­ sistent in nature. Seasonability West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Ukraine encouraged risk senti­ analysts at Kinesis Money said.
and adopted for its conveni­ get the right price, they get de­ other two years before it could does not affect these,” the start­ crude rose more than $1 a barrel ment and nudged investors European crises in decades, lift­ Federal Reserve officials on Fri­
ence. They are busy with farm­ motivated,” he said, explaining flag off its first trading. “It took up CEO said, adding that 112 at the start of Asian trade and away from safe­haven assets. ing risk sentiment across major day quelled what had been
ing and we (online platforms) the reasons why farmers are two years to build our commodities are being totally subsequently swung to nearly Spot gold fell 0.1 per cent to markets. The potential meeting, rising market expectations for
help them assist sell their pro­ transforming to the online product,” he said. traded on its platform now. $1 loss on news of a possible $1,896.43 per ounce by 1025GMT, while easing demand for gold, an aggressive initial response to
duce,” said Ghode, whose platform, a blockchain­driven Agri10x has defined the para­ summit between the United down from a session high of also led a slight move away from 40­year­high US inflation, sig­
Agri10x helps farmers sell vari­ agricultural ecosystem. POGG business meters for the quality of pro­ States and Russia. $1,908.03, its best level since June its rival safe­haven the US dollar, nalling that steady interest rate
ous farm produce online. That way, the repeal of the The Pune­based firm started its duce and the standard opera­ Brent crude futures were at 3. US gold futures were flat at limiting losses in the greenback­ hikes should be enough.
farm reform laws in December operations with 10 farmers tional procedures are in place $93.39 a barrel at 0445GMT, $1,899.10. priced bullion.
Mandis no more dominant have not impacted or raised helping them sell for manually checking the down 15 cents after earlier “(Gold) is holding up well. The Other metals
Farmers dependence on agri­ concern among farmers. pomegranate. “Today, we have quality. touching $95, while US West Russia-Ukraine tension last time we moved up to these Rising interest rates increase the
culture terminal markets or ag­ “Farmers do not really care two lakh farmers selling vari­ “We are currently in talks Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude US President Joe Biden and Rus­ levels it ended up being a bull opportunity cost of holding
ricultural produce marketing about all these. For them, con­ ous produce online,” Ghode with an Israeli firm for an artifi­ futures had climbed 7 cents to sian President Vladimir Putin trap and the market came off non­yielding bullion. Spot silver
committee (APMC) mandis has venience and money factors said, adding that the turnover cial intelligence­driven mobile $91.14 a barrel. have agreed in principle to a very sharply. We’ve seen some fell 0.8 per cent to $23.77 per
begun to reduce. This is be­ matter,” Ghode said. since its launch has topped app for quality checks. From Analysts at Singapore’s OCBC summit over Ukraine, French good flows into the ETFs,which is ounce, while platinum rose 0.6
cause mandis are no more a The problem with the ₹250 crore. April onwards, we could be de­ bank said Brent could test $100 leader Macron said on Monday, encouraging,” independent ana­ per cent to $1,073.72, and palla­
“dominant factor” for pricing. mandis is that payments are The firm, run with 250 staff, ploying it for farmers,” Ghode in the short term, possibly be­ offering a possible path out of lyst Ross Norman said. SPDR dium gained 1 per cent to
“That has been eliminated. Pri­ manual and prices are defined also has around 7,000 traders said. fore the end of first quarter. one of the most dangerous Gold Trust , the world’s largest $2,367.93.

BEATING THE SUMMER HEAT

After Netherlands, agtech player Cropin
Kerala KVK to popularise snap melon to set up units in the US, Singapore
OUR BUREAU duce labour requirement and
Kochi, February 21 enhance productivity”, Sub­
The Ernakulam Krishi Vigyan ramanian said. Eyes acquisitions learning to increase efficiency, 400 crops and 10,000 crop vari­
Kendra (KVK) is set to popular­ As part of its awareness­ productivity in the farm sector. eties across 56 countries.
ise snap melon — a highly nu­ cum­promotional campaign, in deep-tech The Bengaluru­ “We are also looking at ac­
tritious local variety — as one the KVK will organise a mega space to boost headquartered company works quiring companies in areas of
of the best remedies for heat, harvest festival of snap melon with some of the biggest deep technologies such as com­
even as demand for fruit juices cultivated in various parts of capabilities brands globally covering farm­ puter vision and artificial intel­
is on the rise to beat the sum­ Alangad Grama Panchayat on ing companies, agri­input pro­ ligence to augment our capabil­
mer heat. February 24. During the , KVK VISHWANATH KULKARNI viders, food processing com­ ities,” he added.
Snap melon (pottu vellari) is will display the snap melon Bengaluru, February 21 panies, retailers, financial The company is looking for
a locally grown fruit during and introduce its juices in dif­ Agri­tech firm Cropin Techno­ Krishna Kumar, Founder and service providers, governments potential acquisition targets in
the summer. The KVK, func­ ferent flavours to the public. logy Solutions is setting up two CEO, Cropin Technology and development agencies to several countries including the
tioning under the Central Mar­ In addition, the experts will overseas subsidiaries in the US help them make more effective US and Israel.
ine Fisheries Research Insti­ lead sessions on the prepara­ and Singapore to tap the mar­ tap the markets in Asia­Pacific, decisions, improve predictabil­ Set up in 2010, the company
tute (CMFRI), focuses on tion of the juice varieties using kets in the region. including countries such as Ja­ ity and mitigate risk. has raised $33 million in fund­
Precision farming being carried out at the KVK in Alangad in
creating awareness of its nu­ different recipes at the fest. Last year, Cropin Technology pan and Australia, where the ing, so far, from investors in­
Ernakulam district, Kerala
tritional value and promoting “KVK’s initiative is also had set up a subsidiary in the company sees good potential Global operations cluding The Bill & Melinda
fruit and its juice among the and vitamin C”, said Shinoj district namely, Nedumbas­ aimed at supporting the fruit Netherlands to offer agri­tech for adoption of technologies in Cropin Technology works with Gates Foundation’s Strategic In­
public. Subramanian, head of the seri, Manjali, Kadungalloor, farmers and popularising the solutions in the European the agri eco­system. over 250 customers and has di­ vestment Fund, ABC World Asia,
“Many are still unaware of KVK. Alangad, Karumalloor fol­ precision farming of snap Union. Cropin Technology, a B2B gitised 16 million acres of farm Chiratae Ventures, Invested De­
the nutritional value and effic­ lowed by the paddy harvest. melon. KVK will provide neces­ Krishna Kumar, Founder and agri­tech platform, leverages di­ land, improving the livelihoods velopment, and Ankur Capital.
acy of snap melon during the Precision farming “This year the KVK with the sary guidance to those inter­ CEO, said the two new subsidiar­ gitisation, predictive intelli­ of more than seven million Krishna Kumar said the com­
summer season. This fruit is Snap melon is cultivated in participation of local farmers ested in taking up the snap ies will be operational in the gence and data sciences along farmers, Krishna Kumar said. pany will soon start the D­Series
an excellent source of beta paddy fields sprawling about is demonstrating precision melon farming,” Shinoj Sub­ next few months. with technologies such as artifi­ The company has built data fund raising exercise to finance
carotene, folic acid, potassium 600 acres in many parts of the farming of snap melon to re­ ramanian said. The Singapore subsidiary will cial intelligence and machine sets and intelligence for over its expansion and growth plans.

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TUESDAY • FEBRUARY 22 • 2022 NEWS 9

CEPA with UAE a game changer: Lulu Fin MD ‘Budget will help implement
National Education Policy’
Adeeb Ahamed predicts a boost to fintech and Ahamed expressed op­ He cites the example of sev­
timism that the CEPA, which eral recent developments, in­ PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
firms, start-up unicorns in the region is expected to boost UAE­In­ cluding the signing between New Delhi, February 21
dia trade to over $100 billion National Payments Corpora­ Prime Minister Narendra Modi
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA said, at a time when inclusive over the next five years, tion of India (NPCI) and Net­ on Monday said the Budget for
Dubai, February 21 trade and economic coopera­ would open a doorway for work International, as well as 2022­23 will be of great help in
The Comprehensive Eco­ tion are cornerstones of a ro­ both countries to export investments by blue­chip in­ implementing the National
nomic Partnership Agree­ bust economy, the deal local technology in fintech vestors from both countries, Education Policy on the ground
ment inked between India signifies the commitment of solutions for the benefit of which are focused on bolster­ and asserted that the decision
and the United Arab Emir­ the UAE and India to strive both economies. ing the reliability and effi­ to set up a National Digital Uni­
ates last week is a milestone for greater growth through ciency of the payments versity can solve the problem of Prime Minister Narendra Modi
and will be a gamechanger economic cooperation. Fintech unicorns sector. shortage of seats in educational
in bilateral trade, a leading “The UAE and India are home The segment has benefited institutions in the country. upon the Education Ministry,
remittance and forex com­ Historical ties to several unicorns, espe­ greatly from the thrust on in­ Addressing a webinar on the UGC and AICTE and all the stake­
pany official has said, pre­ “The UAE and India have his­ cially in the fintech space. frastructure development positive impact of the Budget holders to work with speed on
dicting a boost to fintech torically shared a close bond The timely signing of CEPA and robust processes, and 2022­23, Modi said the budget the project. I emphasised on
companies and start­up uni­ in several areas of trade and Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and UAE Economy Minister enables better market access the CEPA will fast track focuses on five aspects related the need to keep international
corns in the region. commerce, and CEPA will en­ Abdulla bin Touq Al-Mari signed the CEPA trade pact after and is bound to encourage much­needed investments to the education sector ­­ uni­ standards in mind while creat­
India and the UAE on Fri­ courage the investor com­ concluding negotiations in a short time of 88 days PTI faster technology exchange. into the financial services versalisation of quality educa­ ing institutes,” he said.
day last signed the CEPA munity, both regionally and This will ultimately inspire sector.” LuLu Financial Hold­ tion, skill development, urban “It was digital connectivity
trade pact after concluding globally, to also look into bine the potential of these India, and vice versa. fintech companies to build ings presently holds several planning and design, interna­ that kept the country’s educa­
negotiations in a short time emerging sectors in both two markets, and the possib­ The volume of cross­bor­ meaningful payment solu­ investments in both the UAE tionalisation and AVGC (Anima­ tion system going during the
of 88 days. The pact aims to countries, notable of which ilities to generate employ­ der remittances between the tions for people in both the and India — which includes a tion Visual Effects Gaming pandemic. We are seeing how
take the two­way commerce is fintech,” Ahamed told PTI. ment, value and ecosystem two countries has often countries,” said Ahamed. network of 83 branches of Comic). the digital divide is rapidly
to the $100 billion in over “The Indian fintech in­ growth are endless,” he said. grabbed headlines, with 33 With global investor senti­ LuLu Exchange and the di­ shrinking in India. Innovation
five years and create about 10 dustry is estimated to touch According to Ahamed, the per cent of the outward re­ ment leaning towards scal­ gital payments application Digital University is ensuring inclusion for us.
lakh jobs in apparel, plastic, $150 billion by 2025, and the potential for interoperable mittances from the UAE go­ able fintech solutions, LuLu Money in the UAE, apart “Digital university is an innov­ Educational infrastructure
leather and pharma sectors. UAE is home to over 50 per solutions exists and the CEPA ing to India. Ahamed also feels that CEPA from 29 branches of LuLu ative and unprecedented step such as e­Vidya, One Class, One
Adeeb Ahamed, managing cent of the fintech compan­ may well pave the way for India and the UAE have will serve as a curtain raiser Forex and the newly started that has the potential of fully Channel, Digital Labs and Di­
director of Abu Dhabi­based ies in the Middle East and companies in the UAE to seek been riding the start­up uni­ for closer collaboration and NBFC entity LuLu Finserv in addressing the problem of gital University are going to
LuLu Financial Holdings North Africa region. Com­ investments and expand into corn wave in recent months, partnerships in the sector. India. seats in the universities. I call help the youth a lot,” he said.

Lalu gets 5-year prison term in fodder scam Vishwa Samudra’s JV wins ₹2,950 cr port deal in AP
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA from multiple ailments, in­ people. However, only 99 ac­ P MANOJ ing ₹3,670 crore at from the Navayuga Group in ances from the Centre a few
Ranchi, February 21 cluding renal problems. cused, including Prasad, Mumbai, February 21 Bhavanapadu. October 2020. Bhavanapadu is days ago to start construction
A special CBI court on In jail since December 2017, faced trial which had com­ A joint venture led by Hydera­ Vishwa Samudra Holdings one of the four new ports work on the Ramayapatnam
Monday sentenced RJD Su­ Prasad served most of his sen­ menced in 1996. bad­based Vishwa Samudra is promoted by Chinta Sasid­ identified by the State govern­ port.
premo Lalu Prasad Yadav to tence period at the RIMS. He In the course of the 22­year­ Holdings Pvt Ltd has won a har, a former managing dir­ ment to expand the port capa­ The Ramayapatnam port
five years in prison and was taken to All India Insti­ long trial, 55 accused died, ₹2,949.70 crore EPC (engin­ ector of Krishnapatnam Port city to 400 million tonnes will be developed in two
slapped a fine of ₹60 lakh in tute of Medical Sciences, New while eight turned govern­ eering, procurement and con­ Co Ltd and the youngest son (mt) by 2024 from 110 mt. phases, with phase I costing
connection with the ₹139 Delhi in January last year ment approvers. As many as struction) contract from the of Chinta Visweswara Rao, the ₹3,736 crore having a capacity
crore fodder scam. after his health condition six accused are still Andhra Pradesh government founder of Navayuga Engin­ Ramayapatnam port to handle 24.91 mt of cargo a
The court pronounced the deteriorated. absconding. for a new port at eering Co Ltd, the flag ship In July 2021, the AP Maritime year. In phase 2, the cargo
Lalu Prasad Yadav
quantum of sentence after Prasad’s counsel said they Special CBI Judge Sud­ Bhavanapadu in Srikakulam company of Board awarded handling capacity will be ex­
hearing arguments online. crore penalty was imposed will appeal this order in the hanshu Kumar Shashi had on district. the CVR Group. X the EPC contract
W panded by 113.63 mt with an
“Lalu Prasad has been sen­ on supplier Tripurari Mohan High Court. He (Lalu) has January 29 completed the “We have issued a letter of In April 2021, State govt plans to for a new port at investment of ₹6,904 crore to
tenced to five years imprison­ Prasad. already completed 36 hearing. intent to Vishwa Samudra Adani Ports build ₹3,670 crore Ramayapatnam take the total capacity to
ment while a penalty of ₹60 After his conviction in the months of his jail term”. Apart from Prasad, former Holdings for the EPC contract and Special all­weather, deep in Prakasam dis­ 138.54 mt a year from 19
lakh has also been imposed ₹139.35 crore Doranda treas­ Prasad had earlier been MP Jagdish Sharma, the then for Bhavanapadu port pro­ Economic water port at trict to a joint berths. After the EPC work is
on him. Apart from Prasad, ury embezzlement case, the sentenced to 14 years in jail in Public Accounts Committee ject,” said K Muralidharan, Zone Ltd Bhavanapadu. The AP venture between completed, the AP govern­
five years imprisonment each fifth and final one against four other fodder scam cases. (PAC) chairman Dhruv Chief Executive Officer, AP (APSEZ) Maritime Board has Hyderabad­ ment plans to bid out cargo
was announced by the Court him in the multi­crore fodder The final case was related to Bhagat, Animal Husbandry Maritime Board. bought the 25 received
based Auro­ handling operations at
for five convicts, four years scam on February 15, the ail­ withdrawals of ₹139.35 crore Secretary Beck Julius and An­ Visakhapatnam­based RR per cent stake bindo Realty and Ramayapatnam,
environment and
each for 32 convicts and three ing 73­year old former chief from Doranda treasury dur­ imal Husbandry Assistant Constructions Pvt Ltd is a part­ held by Vishwa Infrastructure Bhavanapadu and Machilipat­
coastal regulation
years each for three convicts,” minister of Bihar was lodged ing his tenure as the chief Director KM Prasad were the ner in the joint venture that Samudra Hold­ Pvt Ltd and nam ports to specialists in the
zone clearances from
CBI counsel BMP Singh told in the Birsa Munda Central minister of undivided Bihar. main accused. pipped Megha Engineering & ings in Krish­ Navayuga Engin­ field.
the Centre
PTI. Jail and then shifted to state­ Of the 99 accused in the The fodder scam, pegged at Infrastructure Ltd (MEIL) to napatnam eering Co Ltd, for The AP Maritime Board has
“Fine imposed on convicts run Rajendra Institute of case, 24 were acquitted. ₹950 crore, was first un­ win the EPC deal. The Andhra Port Co Ltd for ₹2,634.65­crore. applied to the Centre seeking
ranges from ₹1 lakh to ₹2 Medical Sciences (RIMS) in The CBI had examined 575 earthed by the then Chaibasa Pradesh government plans to ₹2,800 crore. It previously The AP Maritime Board has environment and CRZ clear­
crore,” Singh said adding that Ranchi on health grounds. witnesses in the case, and deputy commissioner Amit build an all­weather, deep wa­ held 75 per cent it acquired in received environment and ances for the Bhavanapadu
the highest amount of ₹2 The ebullient leader suffers filed charge sheet against 170 Khare. ter, multi­purpose port, cost­ the port operating company coastal regulation zone clear­ port project.

Naval might on display

‘Delhi Metro to
deposit ₹600 cr in
Religare Finvest: Delhi HC stays
escrow for RBI’s order against debt recast plan
DAMEPL in 2 days’ KR SRIVATS on Sunday conveyed to the
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA New Delhi, February 21 bourses the court stay order.
New Delhi, February 21 The Delhi High Court has REL had also earlier con­
The Delhi Metro Rail Corpora­ stayed the operation of the tested the lenders decision
tion on Monday assured the Reserve Bank of India com­ to categorise its loans to RFL
Delhi High Court that it will munication against execu­ as “fraud” exposure, arguing
deposit ₹600 crore within tion of ₹4,000­crore debt re­ that the NBFC was a victim of
two days in an escrow account cast of Religare Finvest Ltd, fraud perpetuated by its
for Delhi Airport Metro Ex­ the troubled NBFC arm and a former management.
press Private Limited, which wholly­owned subsidiary of It maybe recalled that RFL
had initiated execution pro­ Religare Enterprises Ltd. is barred from undertaking
ceedings against DMRC con­ The RBI had on February 11 fresh business as it has been
cerning an arbitral award of said in a communication longer in charge of the af­ under a corrective action
over ₹4,600 crore in its that the restructuring of Rel­ fairs of either the petitioner plan of the RBI since January
favour. igare Finvest cannot be im­ or of REL. 2018. RFL had hit a rough
Justice Suresh Kumar Kait plemented with Religare En­ “In case the impugned or­ patch four years ago and
took on record DMRC’s state­ terprises continuing as its der is not stayed, grave and faced financial distress due
ment and reserved the order promoter since RFL has been irreparable prejudice will be to alleged misappropriation
on the execution petition. declared as “fraud” exposure caused to the petitioner as of funds by erstwhile pro­
Senior advocate Parag Tri­ by lenders. the banks are likely to take moters Shivinder Singh and
pathi, representing DMRC, Following this communic­ precipitative steps against his brother Malvinder
initially submitted that the ation, RFL had filed a writ pe­ the petitioner. It is, accord­ Singh.
corporation will pay ₹600 tition with Delhi High Court ingly, directed that till the Already several investigat­
Sailors and cadets man the rails of a naval ship as the Presidential Yacht passes during the Presidential Fleet Review in
crore in 72 hours and asked . The Delhi HC has in its or­ next date, the operation of ive agencies of the govern­
Visakhapatnam on Monday. The parade also showcased the preparedness of the Indian Navy for any contingency. As part of
for time to raise loan for pay­ der dated February 18 noted the impugned communica­ ment are looking into the al­
the Fleet Review, the President reviewed the mobile submarine column that included INS Vela, a recently-inducted
ing the arbitral award. that it prima-facie appears tion dated February 11, 2022 leged misappropriation of
Kalvari class submarine made in India DEEPAK KR
The court, however, asked that the RBI has ignored the will remain stayed”, the funds to the tune of ₹ 4,000
the DMRC to deposit ₹600 vital fact that the erstwhile Delhi High Court order said. crore by the erstwhile
crore within two days. promoters of REL are no REL, which is a listed entity, promoters.

Shoppers Stop and its four-pillared plan for growth NTPC pays interim dividend
FORUM GANDHI growth that is yet to happen. What is Shoppers Stop’s Y
Z were at 14 per cent. Our ambi­ we brought in 28 new brands.
of ₹3,878 crore to government
Mumbai, February 21 The increase in the retail in­ target in store expansion? tion is to continue its mo­ We’ve set our target for OUR BUREAU demand for power in the cur­
After seven quarters of profits dustry over the last few years Our target is to open 10 to 12 mentum and get to about 20 ourselves to have 90 brands New Delhi, February 21 rent financial year. NTPC group
and growth, Shoppers Stop has is coming in two forms; one is new department stores every to 25 per cent of our total mix for the full financial year, and State­run NTPC on Monday said recorded a gross generation of
an aggressive plan to expand the absolute growth in the year, and apart from the SS in the next 3 years (from we are well on track to that it has paid the govern­ 87.92 BU in Q3 FY22 and 264.70
with focus on private label, GDP itself and the second part Beauty stores, this year in the 2022). achieve that. ment an interim dividend of BU in nine months (9M) FY22 as
omni-channel, beauty business is the conversion from unor­ third quarter, we opened The absolute percentage ­ ₹3,878.67 crore for the financial against 76.53 BU and 222.41 BU
and expansion of stores, says ganised to organised retail. three stores, and in February while it’s important, what is Are you getting into new year 2021­22. The dividend paid during the previous corres­
Venu Nair, MD & CEO, Shoppers So, we believe that the next 10 we have four stores that are more significant is the offer­ categories in beauty? was 40 per cent of the paid­up ponding periods of last year, re­
Stop. to 15 years will see high single­ due to open and one more in ing that we can give to a cus­ Arcelia is our private beauty equity share capital of the com­ spectively.
Speaking to BusinessLine, digit to low double­digit March/April. tomer filling in a separate label that we’re doubling pany. This is the 29th consecut­ NTPC’s board of directors
Nair deep dives into all four of growth year on year for the So in net, we expect to have Our private brands fill in a lifestyle that we do. down on. We started with ive year that the genco has paid has approved an interim di­
these “strategic pillars entire industry. open between 8­10 stores in space where we provide a Bath and Body, which we had dividend. vidend for FY22 at the rate of 40

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of growth,” as he calls Secondly, the future FY22. We would expect to do good product at attractive What are your plans on the launched in Q2 of last year. The total installed capacity per cent of paid­up share cap­
them and shares his of retail is Omni. at least 12 to 15 stores in FY23. prices to our customers, beauty business segment, In December, we launched of the company is 67,832.30 ital at ₹4 per equity share of
views on the retail While we have seen and increasing the share which seems to be going our fragrances and this MW with 23 coal­based, seven face value of ₹10 each.
industry.s high carriers from There has been a lot of focus of private brands in our strong? month, we will be launching gas­based, one hydro and 19 re­
the online players, on growing the private entire business is a Beauty is our second strategic nail polishes which will be newable energy projects. Un­
What’s your view the absolute percentage of labels. Is growing private strategic pillar for us pillar. Private brands, being followed by products for lips, der JV, NTPC has nine coal­
about the retail industry online as a part of the total re­ label the way forward for the first one which we talked eyes and skin to complete the based, four gas­based, eight hy­
VENU NAIR
today, and what are your tail is still small, which will the company? MD & CEO about. Today 17 per cent of entire makeup portfolio by dro and five renewable energy
expectations in 2022? continue to grow. We have a mix of national and Shoppers Stop our sales come from the seg­ May. So that’s the plan that we projects.
The retail industry in India is In summary, there’s a huge international brands. Shop­ Z
Y ment. have for our own private Last week, the company said
still in the initial growth market which is yet to be pers Stop, as a brand, is fo­ business is a strategic pillar We have also just opened brand Arcelia which is some­ it has achieved an all­time high
phase, and I will give you a tapped and that growth will cused on the family, and it for us, and we are making standalone beauty stores thing that we will continue to generation of 314.89 billion
couple of stats to explain why continue across all the chains caters to the middle class. . good progress on that. called SS Beauty. grow anywhere between 200 units (BU) up to February 18,
I say that. with Tier II and Tier III being Our private brands fill in a This is something we in­ to 250 options we would have surpassing its earlier record of
Today, roughly 29 per cent stronger than the Tier I in space where we provide a What’s the current share of tend to double down on and on this as we go forward. Our 314 BU achieved for the entire
of India’s total retail is in the terms of growth numbers. good product at attractive your private label mix? multiply and open anywhere own private brand apparel is FY21. In FY22 till February 18,
organised sector. Retail itself Still, an absolute proportion prices to our customers, and See a few quarters back, it was between 10 to 15 SS Beauty well established, and Beauty 2021, the generation stood at
is massive in the country, It of retail, obviously Metro and increasing the share of around 11 per cent. We are cur­ outlets every year. is something we have grow­ 270 BU, indicating improved
just shows the amount of Tier I, is immense. private brands in our entire rently in the last quarter we In the last quarter alone, ing at the moment. performance and increased a

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10 NEWS BusinessLine
TUESDAY • FEBRUARY 22 • 2022

Would like to continue holding Corbevax gets DCGI green light for
emergency use in 12-18 age group
stake in IDBI Bank: LIC chief Vaccine is safe
and immunogenic,
approval to conduct a Phase
II/III clinical trial on
Corbevax in children and
MR Kumar says the in IDBI Bank, where the govern­ Housing Finance will have to
says Biological E adolescents aged 5 to 18
ment is expected to commence stop conducting housing fin­
insurer is keen to the stake sale process soon. ance activities, in order to
years.
OUR BUREAU Based on the no­objection
float IPO this fiscal “It is up to the government meet regulatory requirements.
Hyderabad, February 21 certificate, BE initiated the
and DIPAM to kick off the exer­ “The Reserve Bank of India
Corbevax, Biological E Ltd’s clinical study in October
OUR BUREAU cise. Since it was a strategic has given a five­year time
(BE) Covid vaccine, has re­ Mahima Datla, MD, Biological E 2021, and evaluated the
Mumbai, February 21 partnership, we may continue period till November 2023. We
ceived emergency­use au­ available safety and immun­
Life Insurance Corporation of with stake for our bancassur­ will have to take a call on
thorisation (EUA) from the the age group of 12 to 18 ogenicity results of the on­
India is preparing for its mega ance,” said Kumar. whether we want LIC Housing
Drug Controller General of years in our country,” said going phase II/III study,
initial public offering, which it IDBI Bank has been the Finance to source the business
India (DCGI) for use in ad­ Mahima Datla, Managing which indicated that the
hopes to launch this fiscal, said largest contributor to the in­ from IDBI Bank, which will be
olescents aged 12 to 18 years. Director, Biological E Lim­ vaccine is “safe and immun­
its Chairman, MR Kumar, on surer’s banca channel and, go­ allowed,” said Kumar.
MR Kumar, Chairman, LIC This is based on interim res­ ited, in a release. ogenic”, according to the re­
Monday. ing forward, will help it grow The other scenario would be
ults of the ongoing Phase II/ “We truly believe that lease.
“We are watching the geo­ the channel further. He, how­ the lender as of December 31, the disinvestment of IDBI
III clinical study, said the with this approval we are The vaccine is admin­
political developments closely, ever, did not quantify the 2021. Bank, on which DIPAM may
company on Monday. even more closer to finish­ istered through an intra­
but are keen on listing in amount of stake that LIC have some announcement
DCGI had approved ing our global fight against muscular route with two
March,” he told media persons. would like to hold in IDBI Housing finance business soon, he said.
Corbevax for restricted use the Covid­19 pandemic. doses scheduled 28 days
The valuation process is cur­ Bank. Kumar said the stake­sale in On questions on the change
in emergency situation in Once fully vaccinated, chil­ apart, and is stored at 2 to 8
rently on, said Kumar, adding IDBI Bank will also determine in surplus distribution, Kumar
adults on December 28, dren can resume their activ­ degrees’ Celsius temperat­
that policyholders have shown Centre’s stake the future for the housing fin­ stressed that there will be no
2019. “We are pleased with ities and educational pur­ ure and presented as 0.5 ml
a lot of interest in the IPO. While the Centre holds 45.48 ance business. According to shortchanging of anyone and
this significant develop­ suits in schools and colleges (single dose) and 5 ml (10
Meanwhile, the life insurer per cent stake in IDBI Bank, LIC LIC’s draft red herring pro­ policyholders’ interests will be
ment, which helps extend without any apprehension.” doses) vial and 10 mL (20
also wants to retain some stake owns 49.24 per cent stake in spectus, either IDBI Bank or LIC taken care of.
the reach of our vaccine to Last September, BE received doses) vial pack.

‘NSE scam unlikely to end up disturbing foreign portfolio investors’ interest in India’
KR SRIVATS people who had distin­ to be on top of the job”, he ors (PIDs) in stock exchanges. ture aspect which prevented
New Delhi, February 21 guished themselves in the said. Damodaran said there He felt that PIDs should be ap­ board members — who mostly
The spate of governance fail­ past — having ‘flower vase’ dir­ was a need for a system where pointed by a third party. owed their existence in boards
ures at the country’s largest ectors that grace boardrooms young qualified people can Gupta’s contention was that if to company promoters —
bourse National Stock Ex­ will not help. get attracted and SEBI were to ap­ from being vocal or raising is­
change — made public by SEBI “You need people who can give the kind of en­ point PIDs and if sues at boardrooms.
on February 11 — was “unlikely perform in your board. Public ergy levels that an some governance Except for one or two cases,
to significantly damage” the interest directors in NSE did organisation needs. failures were to oc­ one rarely saw independent
equity markets, nor will it end not clearly do what was expec­ “If energy levels in cur due to lapses directors or other nominee
up disturbing foreign portfo­ ted of them. You cannot have a an organisation are of PIDs, then it directors coming out to talk
Clockwise from top left: Palak Shah, Senior Assistant Editor,
lio investors’ interest in India, system of peaceful coexist­ sapped, it does not could always be or convey the governance
BusinessLine; Raghuvir Srinivasan, Editor, BusinessLine;
said M Damodaran, former ence between board and man­ matter what kind argued that SEBI lapses of their companies in
M Damodaran, former SEBI Chairman; J N Gupta, Founder and
SEBI Chairman, and Chair­ agement. This NSE case seems of expertise lies in was equally re­ which they are performing
Managing Director, Stakeholders Empowerment Services; and
man, Excellence Enablers. 2016. “Some of them (foreign to be a matter of peaceful co­ it,” he said. sponsible for the their role as directors, he
Lokeshwarri SK, Associate Editor, BusinessLine, at the webinar
investors) would have already existence,” he said. Damodaran also high­ situation as it had appointed noted. If the identity of any
A new dispensation tried to figure out what NSE He highlighted that NSE’s lighted that the same two per­ the PIDs. such whistleblower is known,
Participating in BusinessLine has done to address the issues reputation has been damaged world. They are not happy. said that SEBI needs to ask it­ sons (Chitra Ramkrishna and then they would find it diffi­
Knowledge Series webinar on at that time. Retail Indian in­ by the recent unravelling, and They would like body blows to self if it has the right number Ravi Narain) had run NSE for ‘World-class exchanges’ cult to get a board seat in the
‘NSE’s Himalayan Scam’, vestors anyway seem to be that the current NSE manage­ be administered to such insti­ of people and the right kind of nearly two decades, leading to Gupta also felt that it would remaining listed companies
Damodaran, who left SEBI 14 coming to the market in large ment should be more commu­ tutions that threaten the once people in three areas — surveil­ concentration of power. This not be right to paint universe, he added.
years ago, asserted that for­ numbers,” he said. nicative so as to “signal to a famous institutions in this lance, investigation and en­ should not have been allowed everything black and pointed BusinessLine Editor
eign investors are “intelligent Damodaran said that he much larger audience” as to area. forcement. SEBI is not a regu­ and ensured that it is not out that NSE had in recent dec­ Raghuvir Srinivasan moder­
enough” to understand that was “disagreeably shocked” at how the situation has im­ “Therefore, we need to ad­ lator that only has to police repeated. ades grown to be a large insti­ ated the webinar, which also
there is now a new dispensa­ the revelation in the latest proved, and thereby bring dress the reputational dam­ the market, it has to focus on J N Gupta, Founder and tution. saw the participation of
tion in the exchange and sev­ SEBI order, and said that what more investor confidence in age. There is clearly some developing the market as well Managing Director, Stakehold­ “Our exchanges are world­ Lokeshwarri SK, Associate Ed­
eral corrective steps have been happened at NSE till the year them. reputational damage. I don’t besides regulating the ers Empowerment Services, a class. Systems we have are bet­ itor, and Palak Shah, Senior As­
taken in recent years, after the 2016 were not lapses, but “You think the rest of the think it is going to go away. To market. proxy advisory firm, sugges­ ter than the NYSE. We have to sistant Editor, BusinessLine.
exit of the scam­tainted much more than that. Damod­ world is happy that NSE has the extent possible, you need “SEBI must arm itself with ted that there is a need to keep learn to distinguish between You can watch the webinar
former MD & CEO, Chitra aran highlighted the practice grown to become the largest to fix it very quickly. There is the right kind of people with SEBI away from the appoint­ individuals and institutions.” through the link
Ramkrishna, in December of packing a board with derivatives exchange in the no escape,” he said. He also right experience and skill sets ment of public interest direct­ He also highlighted the cul­ bit.ly/3LMQD2S.

AIR TRAVEL

‘Ticket sales rebound in India, US, China, Russia’ On standby mode

IATA urges ated travellers with a (Madras) Pvt Ltd. In the com­
negative pre­departure anti­ ing days, the demand for do­
countries to gen test result. The four mar­ mestic flights will surge, but
remove travel kets saw their combined services will remain unpre­
share of total traffic rise sub­ dictable for a number of reas­
restrictions stantially during the crisis ons. But travel insurance
(50 per cent of global passen­ policies should be an essen­
TE RAJA SIMHAN ger numbers in 2021 versus tial pre­requisite for your do­
Chennai, February 21 34 per cent in 2019). This mestic travel, he said.
There is a cautious optimism means their recovery from pandemic continues to escal­ “Travel restrictions have
in the air travel industry with the Omicron wave will help ate in Russia. had a severe impact on
airline ticket sales rebound­ shape the industry­wide per­ The recent rise in bookings people and on economies.
ing in the four largest do­ formance, said IATA. in three of the four key do­ They have not, however,
mestic markets – India, US, Since travellers tend to mestic markets gives a stopped the spread of the
China and Russia – in early book closer to the travel date reason for cautious optim­ virus. And it is time for their
February, after the previous amid pandemic uncertainty, ism about the near­term re­ removal as we learn to live
weakness caused by Omicron the increase in bookings covery in global domestic and travel in a world that will
lead to disruptions in de­ bodes well for actual traffic traffic. However, evidence have risks of Covid for the
mand, capacity and labour volumes in February and from Russia shows that foreseeable future.
force, said International Air March, said the airline body. traffic improvement will not “This means putting a stop
Transport Association (IATA), The US has been the be broad­based across all to the singling out of the trav­
a trade association of global strongest performer, with markets, said IATA. elling population for special
airlines. ticket sales for all future measures. In nearly all cases,
As air travel increases, IATA travel reaching 98 per cent of Domestic air travel travellers don’t bring any
has urged countries to re­ 2019 levels in early February; Passengers travelling to and more risk to a market than is
move travel barriers, includ­ India was at 60 per cent; and from the metro capitals of In­ already there. Many govern­ Spain's Defence Minister Margarita Robles and Bulgarian counterpart Stefan Yanev pose in front of Spanish soldiers at Graf
ing quarantine and testing, China 80 per cent and Russia dia can vouch that domestic ments have recognised this Ignatievo airbase near Plovdiv on Monday. Spain has deployed four fighter jets to NATO member Bulgaria. NATO allies have put
for those fully vaccinated at 75 per cent. air travel has changed already and removed restric­ forces on standby to bolster Europe's eastern defences as tensions soar over Russia's military build-up around Ukraine AFP
with a WHO­approved vac­ In India and the US, Covid drastically and perhaps per­ tions. Many more need to fol­
cine, and enabling quarant­ cases have been falling from manently, said P Murugesan, low,” said Willie Walsh, IATA’s
ine­free travel for non­vaccin­ their January peak, but the Director, Pioneer Aero Travels Director General.

Australia fully reopens borders, welcomes tourists No plans for summit with Biden over Ukraine: Russia
REUTERS for a very strong rebound in There is diplomatic Emmanuel Macron called terparts. “We hope that the than 150,000 troops and
Sydney, February 21 the tourism market, with Putin on Sunday and after­ two presidents will walk sailors around Ukraine’s
Australia, on Monday, fully re­ Qantas looking to fly more hope, says France wards his office said that out from the room with an borders in Belarus, Russia,
opened its international bor­ than 14,000 passengers into both the Russian and Biden agreement about Russia Crimea and the Black Sea.
ders to travellers vaccinated Australia this week. Virgin AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE were open to the idea. withdrawing its forces
against Coronavirus after Australia said it was seeing Kyiv, February 21 The summit would go from Ukraine,” he said. Invasion of Ukraine
nearly two years of pandemic­ positive trends in domestic The Kremlin warned ahead, however, only “on Defence Minister Oleksiy Biden has said that US intel­
related closings as tourists re­ bookings and continued to as­ Monday there are no con­ the condition that Russia Reznikov said there was no ligence believes that Putin
turned and hundreds of sess demand for international crete plans for a summit does not invade Ukraine”. sign of Russian forces with­ has made a decision to in­
people were reunited with flights. between the Russian and “There is a diplomatic drawing from the border, vade Ukraine and that com­
family and friends. US leaders, as diplomats hope,” said France’s minis­ and that Moscow­backed manders are readying units
More than 50 international Pay disputes scambled to head off the ter for European affairs, rebels continue to shell to attack within days.
flights will reach the country All trains in Sydney, mean­ threat of a Russian invasion Clement Beaune. “If there is Ukrainian positions. Russia has long denied
through the day, including 27 A man hugs his granddaughter upon arriving at the while, were cancelled on of Ukraine. still a chance to avoid war, “Since the beginning of this, but state media ac­
touching down in Sydney, its Sydney International Airport on Monday AFP Monday after pay disputes to avoid a confrontation this day, as of 09:00, 14 at­ cuses Kyiv of preparing a
largest city, as the tourism and between the union and the To avoid a war and build a political and tacks have already been re­ murderous assault against
hospitality sectors look to re­ that of SueWitton, who had 5 per cent of the country’s state government, taking The idea of a meeting diplomatic solution, then corded , 13 of them from the rebel enclave, and has
build after getting hammered not seen her son Simon for workforce. But the sector was some shine off the reopening. between presidents Vladi­ we need to take it,” he said. weapons prohibited by the started evacuating civilians
by Covid restrictions. two years. crippled after the country Once a champion of Covid­ mir Putin and Joe Biden has But in Washington, a Minsk agreements,” he told from the area.
“Seven hundred and shut its borders in March suppression strategy, Aus­ been championed by senior US administration reporters in Kyiv. Kyiv and Washington ac­
‘An exciting day’ twenty­four days apart and it 2020. tralia shifted away from its France and cautiously wel­ official said: “Timing to be “One of our soldiers was cuse the Russians of plot­
“It is a very exciting day, one means the world to me. I don’t “It is a party out here, music fortress­style controls and re­ comed by Ukraine as a way determined. Format to be wounded,” he said. ting a false flag operation
that I have been looking for­ want to let him go, it’s just playing, smiles on people’s lentless lockdowns since late to avert a catastrophic war determined. So it’s all com­ Russia annexed the to fake Ukrainian atrocities
ward to for a long time, from beautiful. Thank you for hav­ faces, they will be dancing last year and began living in Europe. pletely notional.” Ukrainian region of Crimea in order to serve as a pre­
the day that I first shut that ing me back. I’m just so grate­ soon, I’m sure,” Tourism Min­ with the virus after reaching But Putin’s spokesman Visiting Brussels, in 2014 and Moscow­ text for an all out assault.
border right at the start of the ful, so, so grateful,” she told re­ ister Dan Tehan told broad­ higher vaccination levels. Dmitry Peskov said: “It’s Ukraine’s foreign minister backed separatists hold an Meanwhile, Ukraine and
pandemic,” said Prime Minis­ porters at the Melbourne caster ABC from Sydney air­ Skilled migrants, interna­ premature to talk about welcomed the French ef­ enclave in the eastern dis­ Russia continue to blame
ter Scott Morrison in the is­ airport. port as he gave travellers gift tional students and backpack­ any specific plans for or­ fort. “We believe that every tracts of Lugansk and each other for a spike in
land state of Tasmania, which Tourism is one of Australia’s jars of Vegemite, an iconic ers have been allowed to fly ganising any kind of sum­ effort aimed a diplomatic Donetsk. shellings on the front line
relies heavily on tourism. biggest industries, worth Australian condiment, and into Australia since Novem­ mits”, adding that no con­ solution is worth trying,” In recent weeks, accord­ separating Kyiv's forces
Airports witnessed emo­ more than A$60 billion ($43 stuffed koala toys. ber in a staggered reopening crete plans had been put in Dmytro Kuleba said ahead ing to US intelligence, Mo­ from Moscow­backed
tional reunions, including billion) and employing about Tehan said he was hopeful exercise. place. France’s President of a meeting with EU coun­ scow has massed more separatists.

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20 Micron [5] 77.20 74.10 76.00 77.55 73.25 141.87 108.25 29.25 9 74.35 CapitalTrust 116.60 113.65 120.00 120.00 112.60 7.03 153.85 70.60 - 113.25 GMR Inf [1] 39.95 39.10 39.80 39.95 38.95 9207.10 49.15 22.50 - 39.10 Kalp.Pwr [2] 389.05 403.35 392.00 410.00 390.85 2887.14 495.95 338.00 16 403.10
21stCentMgmt 33.95 33.30 33.30 33.30 33.30 0.42 63.45 11.63 - 33.45 Caplin Point [2] 768.10 749.65 770.00 770.00 745.85 66.53 1034.00 402.00 30 749.10 GNA Axles 504.10 500.50 503.90 504.85 489.90 52.07 1107.35 339.10 11 500.00 Kaly.Inv 1731.40 1679.40 1771.45 1771.45 1670.00 0.58 2436.05 1400.00 29 1686.15
3IInfotech 62.15 59.05 62.00 63.40 59.05 753.82 119.30 52.60 - - CapriGlo [2] 591.25 589.80 599.50 600.00 585.00 470.50 629.95 335.00 72 591.30 GNFC 548.20 537.55 548.00 551.80 535.00 1723.37 577.55 235.25 6 537.20 Kaly.Stl [5] 293.30 286.15 294.75 295.55 285.05 35.86 465.55 284.95 5 286.85
3m India 21640.45 22156.30 21700.00 22240.85 21500.05 3.56 30975.00 20828.20 110 22117.00 CARE 531.30 518.45 526.00 526.00 510.25 60.41 791.15 410.00 20 518.10 Goa Carb 377.05 379.60 380.00 398.60 371.50 132.04 482.20 266.00 12 378.65 KalyanJewelr 62.30 60.45 62.00 62.55 60.00 938.77 89.75 56.30 - -
5PaisaCap 361.65 349.90 367.00 367.00 344.30 27.17 577.40 237.60 63 350.60 CarrerPnt 117.15 113.15 116.95 117.40 112.80 26.43 184.40 112.55 20 113.00 GOCL Corp [2] 280.80 269.15 279.40 283.30 265.55 14.22 386.00 190.00 27 268.50 Kamat Htl 62.55 60.70 64.20 67.40 60.00 2319.98 75.75 27.00 - 60.75
CartradeTech 588.00 562.30 580.00 582.85 560.00 345.96 1618.00 560.00 - - God.Pow.Isp [5] 300.55 313.20 311.00 318.00 306.05 793.93 460.00 127.83 3 313.00 Kamdhenu 229.50 225.95 229.85 229.85 222.10 28.76 280.00 119.65 19 226.00
A ................................................ CastrolIndia [5] 115.15 113.65 115.15 115.25 113.50 539.53 154.90 112.95 15 113.70 Godfrey [2] 1062.60 1011.10 1065.00 1065.00 1005.25 16.52 1409.85 831.85 12 1012.80 Kanor.Chem [5] 136.70 131.80 136.70 136.70 131.05 4.51 219.70 80.15 23 132.50
A2Z InfraEng 9.65 9.20 9.65 10.00 9.20 690.53 14.15 3.55 - 9.17 CCL Prd [2] 456.90 459.15 456.10 469.90 452.70 402.05 514.90 225.00 38 459.05 Godrej Cons [1] 825.40 809.00 823.00 825.40 801.80 548.55 1138.50 644.00 64 806.95 KanpurPlastc 129.65 129.45 129.00 132.85 123.80 24.55 307.00 120.00 - -
AareyDrgs&Ph 44.00 42.80 43.30 44.80 42.70 37.99 64.35 31.15 - - Ceat 1027.60 1012.35 1033.80 1033.95 1007.20 34.84 1683.25 1005.00 22 1011.80 Godrej Ind [1] 525.50 515.50 528.00 528.00 511.00 107.61 674.35 426.60 - 515.50 Kansai Ner [1] 494.65 491.75 494.00 494.65 481.00 389.53 674.15 470.75 56 490.80
AaronIndust 122.00 119.20 124.65 124.65 118.00 0.87 151.55 45.05 - - CEEBCO 42.05 41.10 42.00 45.00 40.50 308.08 59.50 14.60 32 40.95 Godrej Pr [5] 1569.00 1587.20 1565.00 1599.45 1537.35 944.81 2598.00 1200.10 214 1587.70 Karn.Bk 62.55 61.10 61.10 62.30 60.60 1470.98 81.80 51.55 5 61.00
Aarti Drug 498.40 493.25 497.40 497.40 491.60 102.23 841.40 485.10 24 493.05 CEInfoSystem 1431.00 1387.45 1430.00 1430.00 1384.55 213.71 1917.40 1267.05 - - GodrejAgrovt 488.10 482.10 483.35 488.00 477.50 48.18 746.80 469.70 30 481.95 Karur vys bk [2] 51.90 50.40 51.50 51.75 50.10 1519.34 64.50 38.40 7 50.45
Aarti Ind [5] 957.95 935.30 952.35 960.80 932.00 661.99 1168.40 591.33 28 935.55 Cent Enka 532.80 508.10 522.00 525.00 505.30 103.22 638.95 233.10 6 508.10 GoFashionInd 950.10 940.50 950.00 950.10 889.00 114.59 1339.90 889.00 - - Kaveri Seed [2] 510.55 511.80 502.35 529.80 490.20 218.83 815.85 468.55 14 511.25
AartiSurfact 864.90 827.45 861.00 874.00 825.00 8.80 1887.00 786.00 - - Cent.Bk 20.05 19.70 19.95 20.15 19.65 2298.22 29.65 15.80 - 19.75 Gokaldas [5] 359.45 353.40 361.00 368.95 350.10 381.06 430.00 73.05 29 353.30 KAYA Ltd 399.90 377.75 399.90 401.30 375.10 22.81 575.00 232.50 - 377.85
Aarvee Den 26.55 26.25 26.55 27.35 25.25 26.34 33.30 16.55 - 26.45 Cent.Elec 461.30 441.80 455.90 455.90 433.90 13.36 659.20 350.00 - 440.30 Gokul Ref [2] 33.95 33.00 34.00 34.45 32.45 101.02 47.80 15.50 - 33.00 KBCGlobal 16.20 15.70 16.10 16.45 15.55 1303.29 194.35 15.25 - -
AarviEncon 90.85 88.85 91.70 91.70 88.20 10.59 104.00 41.95 - - Cent.Ext [1] 11.60 11.00 11.50 11.85 10.60 351.73 15.77 3.86 - 11.00 Gold.Tobac 107.95 106.15 107.95 108.95 103.05 9.09 189.85 35.05 35 105.80 KCP [1] 117.90 113.00 117.90 118.00 112.00 386.33 168.95 73.25 10 113.25
AavasFinance 3068.50 3017.20 3068.50 3068.50 2964.00 59.73 3336.95 2108.90 72 3015.35 Cent.Ply [1] 599.70 594.35 600.00 606.95 581.20 158.08 714.95 282.80 42 593.40 Goldiam Int 821.90 786.20 820.00 820.00 782.65 88.01 1142.60 299.45 27 786.25 KCP Sug [1] 24.65 23.75 24.30 24.65 23.50 312.19 33.40 15.75 - -
AB Money [1] 66.00 64.05 66.20 66.20 63.00 70.55 88.50 38.00 16 63.95 Cent.Txt 796.75 785.55 794.95 803.15 775.30 304.34 1025.00 434.60 58 785.65 GoodyearInd 908.40 903.55 908.40 924.75 897.15 6.83 1020.00 783.00 - - KDDL Ltd 949.80 905.75 958.90 958.90 893.35 10.08 1189.60 250.00 68 911.50
Aban Off [2] 47.20 47.20 45.20 51.50 44.90 159.05 74.90 27.95 - 46.50 CentDepoSer 1468.10 1408.45 1476.00 1482.35 1400.00 767.65 1734.40 565.50 - - GP Petrol [5] 49.60 54.65 51.90 58.60 50.05 1104.54 77.60 34.65 18 54.65 KEC Intl [2] 466.75 469.95 461.10 472.00 454.45 132.12 550.00 368.00 19 469.65
ABB [2] 2065.65 2101.10 2046.00 2118.90 2025.00 375.44 2469.60 1300.00 103 2100.35 CentrumCap [1] 29.20 28.05 29.15 29.15 27.90 349.24 58.50 22.00 - 28.05 GPTInfraProj 79.15 75.25 79.00 79.35 74.00 35.60 107.75 34.00 9 75.75 Keertknw&Skl 18.70 17.80 18.00 18.65 17.80 11.49 31.90 16.10 - -
AbbottIndia 16379.15 16292.30 16379.15 16763.00 16180.00 29.53 23902.30 14250.00 47 16297.25 Cera San [5] 4254.05 4146.20 4164.35 4198.95 4111.05 9.58 6430.45 3589.05 38 4151.65 Granuels [1] 302.95 297.60 300.00 303.70 295.55 806.54 404.50 285.80 18 297.45 KEI Ind [2] 996.40 996.10 996.40 1013.95 981.75 192.21 1264.00 450.00 26 996.25
ABBPowerPro 3105.35 3121.95 3148.00 3150.00 3045.00 83.41 3430.00 1265.30 - - Cereb.Int 84.25 82.20 83.70 86.55 81.40 478.46 99.00 46.55 37 82.45 Graphite [2] 489.40 475.75 489.05 492.55 473.80 506.67 815.35 396.00 16 475.50 Kellton Tech [5] 90.15 85.95 88.00 89.50 85.65 810.33 134.95 39.25 70 85.95
ABCapital 112.35 107.60 111.00 112.90 107.00 4859.23 139.60 96.40 76 107.75 CESC [1] 79.85 78.40 79.00 80.00 77.55 1632.15 102.45 57.50 13 78.35 Grasim [2] 1722.75 1692.45 1704.00 1736.75 1687.35 1031.65 1939.00 1192.25 45 1691.35 KennametlInd 1912.30 1891.70 1942.30 1942.30 1867.55 8.59 2037.80 897.10 - -
ABMInternat 100.85 95.25 100.85 101.30 91.90 2.88 160.00 85.55 - - CGPowr&InS [2] 177.15 170.30 177.00 177.00 168.30 1129.38 209.05 53.50 26 169.05 Graur&WeilIn 57.65 55.75 57.00 57.00 55.50 103.79 70.90 53.50 - - Kesoram In 59.55 56.90 59.10 59.30 56.30 388.21 90.18 55.45 4 56.95
ACC 2181.15 2184.90 2178.70 2205.25 2151.00 291.11 2587.95 1686.75 22 2183.70 ChaletHotels 251.85 282.75 250.00 302.00 250.00 8572.91 301.40 125.05 - 283.75 Gravita [2] 372.90 360.75 372.00 375.00 357.00 230.37 398.20 73.00 63 361.15 Kewal Clo 201.85 195.20 200.55 203.60 194.60 67.98 299.00 153.40 18 195.10
AccelyaKal 985.10 977.45 985.10 988.90 959.55 15.73 1535.00 837.00 25 976.20 ChamanLalSat 94.00 91.70 94.00 94.00 90.50 35.50 155.00 89.25 - - GreenlaInd [1] 331.80 318.50 323.45 331.55 316.45 29.67 404.98 178.72 39 320.20 KeynotFinSer 151.80 140.15 149.95 159.95 137.60 164.46 160.65 51.35 - -
AcrysilLtd 713.20 710.70 694.10 719.80 690.15 48.27 927.90 286.00 - - Chamb.Frt 383.40 372.50 382.00 382.00 370.20 836.48 485.00 207.30 12 372.40 GreenPly [1] 189.85 186.70 191.90 191.90 185.30 184.32 254.25 156.55 26 186.80 KhadimIndia 260.95 249.10 254.10 257.90 244.00 32.63 358.90 125.50 29 250.40
Action Con [2] 225.15 225.10 220.00 226.85 217.15 380.96 291.55 139.65 25 224.90 ChembondChem 189.05 183.40 190.90 190.90 176.00 14.92 251.15 120.00 60 179.15 GrenpanelInd 470.80 470.70 470.00 474.25 459.65 156.17 538.50 150.35 - - KhatnChm&Fer 106.25 100.25 106.25 106.25 98.60 221.65 129.85 20.35 - -
AcuracyShipg 245.80 247.05 248.95 252.00 240.00 65.46 258.90 47.55 - - ChemconSpecl 316.10 303.35 313.00 314.45 302.20 64.60 569.40 302.20 - - Grindwel [5] 1557.40 1580.55 1555.00 1604.00 1540.15 157.57 2025.45 802.55 60 1576.65 Kingfa S&T 1203.40 1197.20 1221.45 1236.65 1169.80 6.76 1622.75 535.20 51 1195.80
Adani Ent [1] 1736.30 1685.20 1738.80 1738.80 1671.30 1449.29 1908.55 769.10 260 1684.35 ChemfabAlkal 188.00 180.15 186.15 187.55 177.35 24.98 239.00 115.00 - - GRInfraproj 1497.55 1433.50 1497.55 1497.55 1421.00 21.97 2267.65 1421.00 - - KIOCL 222.65 210.10 222.00 222.00 208.25 37.60 318.50 134.20 41 210.15
Adani Ports [2] 727.50 711.10 722.70 726.75 709.55 2805.79 901.00 638.00 107 711.10 ChemplastSan 523.15 500.25 518.00 520.50 495.05 537.36 826.00 492.00 - - GRP Ltd 1504.90 1292.00 1508.80 1529.00 1265.50 15.82 1600.60 724.00 21 1291.95 Kiri Ind 481.50 466.25 476.25 480.30 464.15 114.21 678.70 405.00 148 466.90
Adani Pwr 131.60 120.15 132.00 134.65 117.8577582.26 167.05 54.90 - 120.00 CholaFin [2] 673.10 674.15 670.00 681.95 660.60 1251.31 698.20 466.80 33 674.00 Grvs.Cot [2] 183.15 175.65 181.55 182.60 174.50 2104.63 258.85 104.05 170 175.60 Kirl.Bros [2] 320.05 312.15 320.10 322.10 310.00 36.82 504.75 150.65 25 312.40
Adani Trans. 1958.10 1895.90 1960.00 1980.00 1870.00 62.79 2150.00 688.55 - 1893.95 CholamandFn[1] 665.00 669.45 663.35 674.50 645.40 19.33 763.05 545.00 245 668.60 GSFC [2] 129.90 123.05 129.00 129.30 122.50 1310.53 150.75 76.40 7 123.10 Kirl.Elec 23.15 22.00 23.05 23.05 22.00 91.96 100.80 26.95 4 -
AdaniGreenEn 2041.85 1955.90 2041.00 2041.00 1941.00 466.50 2128.90 860.20 1863 1955.05 Cigniti Tech 520.35 515.05 507.30 528.80 505.85 101.17 677.00 310.60 34 517.15 GSPL 287.85 284.10 285.00 286.65 279.20 1134.42 383.00 232.60 16 284.15 Kirl.Ind 1464.45 1446.45 1426.00 1472.65 1426.00 1.56 1975.00 1173.65 24 1442.80
AdaniWilmar 354.30 327.60 351.90 356.60 325.2014932.71 419.90 227.00 - - Cineline Ind [5] 106.20 101.75 106.00 106.75 100.85 40.59 131.30 27.50 - 101.95 GTL 17.00 15.85 16.85 16.85 15.65 555.83 32.55 4.86 - 15.85 Kirl.Oil [2] 139.75 133.60 138.60 138.95 131.55 137.83 277.80 131.80 12 133.55
ADF Foods 787.35 746.45 784.00 787.40 735.00 13.89 1049.00 700.00 35 747.95 Cinevistaas [2] 13.75 13.90 13.75 14.05 13.20 42.78 24.48 5.70 - 13.80 GTL Infra 1.80 1.75 1.80 1.80 1.7564289.10 4.90 0.65 - 1.71 KirloskarFer 200.15 199.70 195.70 202.45 195.50 109.08 314.00 147.75 - -
AditBirSunLf 510.15 510.15 506.50 523.25 502.50 156.45 722.90 499.25 - - Cipla [2] 909.10 907.25 903.10 913.70 896.00 1860.04 1005.00 738.25 27 905.95 GTPLHathway 209.65 203.10 210.05 215.00 202.00 65.13 313.15 108.75 16 202.80 Kitex [1] 238.70 231.20 238.00 242.90 229.60 526.84 284.05 91.75 16 231.30
AdityaBirFas 272.35 268.30 270.00 274.20 266.20 1739.66 318.55 163.30 - 268.15 CitiUn Bk [1] 128.85 127.80 127.60 129.70 126.20 1262.57 189.60 126.20 14 127.65 Gufic Bio [1] 217.30 207.40 217.00 217.00 205.80 110.46 270.10 99.10 23 208.15 KM Sug [2] 29.80 28.15 29.85 29.90 27.65 604.67 39.15 10.62 6 27.90
Ador Weld 681.80 654.90 672.00 719.80 650.30 9.94 852.10 289.00 22 655.15 Clari.Chm 488.55 488.10 487.05 489.50 487.05 35.56 642.20 365.05 30 487.70 Guj.Alk 699.65 672.25 685.50 705.50 666.55 253.67 845.50 304.35 13 673.15 KNR Con [2] 313.15 315.95 313.00 319.20 305.85 761.03 343.55 189.30 27 315.90
AdvancedEnz[2] 297.10 288.75 297.00 297.00 281.80 174.26 503.00 282.70 58 288.85 CleanSci&Tec 2013.25 1936.70 2000.05 2007.55 1920.00 122.94 2705.00 1422.10 - - Guj.Ind.Pow 79.30 75.90 78.65 79.00 75.55 192.13 105.65 72.25 7 76.00 Kokuyo [1] 60.60 60.80 60.10 61.70 59.80 81.94 79.85 52.20 - 61.00
Advani Hot [2] 96.45 94.15 101.85 102.00 92.55 1769.72 108.20 48.00 - 94.10 CLEducateLt [5] 125.50 125.00 129.85 137.95 122.00 309.17 137.00 32.10 - 121.90 Guj.Pipav 93.35 89.85 92.05 93.25 89.00 208.82 124.15 89.05 22 90.10 KoltePatil 272.90 275.10 272.90 290.00 266.10 751.48 360.00 207.00 - 275.20
Aegis Log [1] 219.25 211.80 216.25 218.45 210.90 329.38 394.40 191.90 16 211.80 CMSInfoSystm 244.85 240.80 242.05 246.70 235.00 914.05 317.45 215.10 - - Guj.Sid.Cem 43.25 41.85 42.75 43.00 41.60 54.10 62.60 31.70 10 41.90 Kopran 284.25 274.55 284.55 285.95 273.00 109.82 369.35 99.80 105 273.65
Affle(India) [2] 1200.15 1227.55 1175.10 1250.00 1160.00 531.31 1510.15 768.00 303 1226.35 Coal India 167.30 161.20 163.15 163.50 159.8514870.90 203.85 123.45 10 161.20 Gujarat Gas [2] 664.05 660.05 663.00 674.60 654.20 700.15 786.65 482.05 38 660.00 Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1826.55 1827.10 1808.00 1851.30 1802.10 1343.91 2252.45 1627.25 48 1826.35
Agarwal Inds 523.90 511.85 523.90 534.00 507.55 56.78 624.95 130.35 19 512.90 CoastalCorpn 366.00 352.15 369.00 369.00 345.55 41.39 564.50 237.75 - - Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 186.20 180.90 187.15 187.45 179.00 238.41 226.90 122.50 9 181.30 Kothari Pet [5] 86.05 84.85 85.00 91.70 81.60 284.30 0.15 0.05 - -
AgriTech Ind 73.30 80.60 74.00 80.60 73.30 133.62 79.40 30.50 - 79.40 CochinShip 313.00 307.60 308.95 309.95 305.10 144.93 433.75 305.25 8 307.65 Gul.Apl 223.70 218.50 224.60 224.60 217.55 5.04 277.20 197.20 - 218.00 Kothari Pro 97.65 94.20 98.60 98.60 94.00 10.32 137.40 57.55 7 94.05
Agro Tech 889.45 886.30 892.45 898.15 871.30 2.57 1149.75 750.10 105 884.85 CoffeeDayEnt 62.05 58.30 61.90 61.90 57.65 2965.69 86.70 23.25 - 58.45 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 494.85 472.45 490.05 491.70 466.60 90.45 803.70 427.95 12 470.60 Kothari Sug 35.90 34.15 36.55 36.55 34.00 342.56 15.85 4.45 - -
AgroPhosInd 22.65 21.70 22.10 23.90 21.55 60.36 34.30 10.45 - - COFORGE 4320.45 4412.90 4300.00 4510.00 4240.00 479.56 6135.00 2300.00 - - GulshanPoly [1] 334.15 312.25 334.10 339.45 306.00 71.18 429.00 86.75 15 315.00 Kovai Medi 1643.40 1605.05 1623.40 1650.55 1600.00 1.89 1920.00 1050.00 16 1607.15
AGSTransTech 124.20 113.40 124.20 124.75 112.00 835.24 181.85 112.00 - - Colgate [1] 1410.45 1410.90 1410.45 1417.65 1393.55 307.11 1823.00 1375.55 36 1410.85 KPIGlobalInf 432.55 410.95 421.05 424.35 410.95 103.23 522.75 116.30 - -
AhladaEnggrs 119.95 114.15 122.40 122.40 110.70 32.08 248.00 65.70 - - CompuageInf[2] 34.55 32.40 33.80 34.25 31.90 544.27 47.20 14.30 9 32.45 H................................................ Kpit Tech
KPR Mill [1]
561.25
647.95
540.60
660.30
552.30
646.00
558.75
674.00
531.10
626.15
1310.51
469.24
801.00
771.80
130.25 -
177.02 33 660.35
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Ahluwalia [2] 395.75 385.60 395.00 399.70 380.90 8.32 483.95 270.00 17 385.95 ComputerAge 2445.30 2417.70 2430.00 2440.00 2391.00 241.71 4067.40 1701.00 - - HappiestMind 1041.85 1000.65 1035.00 1037.65 996.15 212.47 1580.00 498.05 - -
AIA Engg [2] 1784.35 1772.65 1766.20 1783.85 1745.00 88.30 2220.00 1745.65 32 1772.20 Con.FinHld 204.10 191.00 200.00 203.90 185.70 42.43 78.40 26.55 - - Harri.Mal 154.90 148.00 154.90 155.85 147.05 31.02 250.00 120.20 8 148.25 KRBL [1] 196.20 195.35 195.00 198.90 190.05 1373.07 337.45 173.45 9 194.65
AIRAN 22.50 21.60 22.25 22.55 21.50 202.50 35.95 15.05 - - Concor [5] 593.60 588.55 590.10 597.75 584.00 760.16 754.10 528.05 46 588.25 Hathway [2] 19.55 19.00 19.50 19.65 18.80 6002.40 34.80 18.75 - 19.00 Krebs Bio 149.90 155.70 151.90 172.75 150.00 154.36 227.95 82.50 - 155.65
AIRO LAM 71.30 67.90 72.75 74.65 63.35 16.52 90.10 52.00 - - ConfdnPetIn [1] 73.05 71.00 73.20 73.30 70.50 414.09 95.40 37.20 21 71.00 Hatsun Agro [1] 1112.65 1065.55 1110.00 1110.00 1052.90 30.77 1533.65 676.00 94 1070.80 KrisnaInsMed 1310.20 1221.15 1324.00 1324.00 1215.00 176.81 1565.00 937.55 - -
Ajanta Phr [2] 1973.30 1919.05 1900.00 1950.00 1900.00 45.90 2420.00 1652.95 22 1916.20 ControlPrint 358.20 362.50 353.00 375.00 350.30 121.78 444.80 219.35 16 361.95 HavellsIndia [1] 1201.30 1201.15 1198.00 1205.85 1179.55 578.42 1503.70 958.35 66 1201.10 KrisnaPhoscm 207.85 191.70 207.70 207.70 187.35 21.15 248.85 80.00 - -
Ajmera 391.45 372.15 391.45 391.45 371.90 35.98 496.00 97.00 35 373.40 CoralIndFin [2] 40.70 38.90 40.70 40.70 38.60 49.99 58.50 19.05 9 39.00 HBL Pwr [1] 68.35 64.05 68.35 68.75 63.55 1521.56 83.60 29.55 30 64.20 KritiIndust 109.90 112.25 111.60 128.00 109.15 417.66 146.00 97.00 - -
AjooniBiotec 67.10 62.60 65.00 65.65 61.55 113.51 85.85 41.90 - - Cords Cab 56.85 52.30 56.05 56.65 51.35 57.95 83.40 38.00 10 52.35 HBStockhold 53.75 49.55 53.75 53.75 48.45 20.85 75.05 15.80 - - KrsnaaDiagns 602.95 590.05 597.00 601.75 580.05 54.18 1099.70 580.05 - -
AKGEximLtd 42.15 40.30 40.05 41.45 40.05 2.96 112.70 21.00 - - Corom.Intl [1] 803.65 786.40 803.00 803.00 783.00 259.29 955.95 709.55 17 787.40 HCC [1] 17.30 16.05 17.30 17.45 15.8519957.06 20.03 7.00 - 16.03 KSB 1077.10 1063.15 1065.95 1088.00 1060.00 7.40 1411.00 654.10 - -
Aksh Opti [5] 12.30 11.80 12.00 12.25 11.80 615.41 15.89 5.29 - 11.84 Cosmo Film 1648.20 1598.05 1629.10 1648.00 1584.00 40.14 1888.00 467.15 10 1604.40 KuantumPaper 77.90 75.65 77.00 78.15 75.00 43.64 108.00 49.75 - -
HCG 234.95 229.60 233.10 239.90 224.15 75.15 282.55 159.20 - 229.55
AksharChem 387.45 370.65 380.05 384.00 367.00 12.21 613.50 223.10 16 370.60 CPCL 105.30 103.20 105.25 106.35 102.50 317.33 151.80 93.00 3 103.10 HCL Info [2] 19.40 18.60 19.35 19.45 18.55 576.67 31.35 7.95 - 18.60
Akzo 1938.90 1928.25 1945.00 1964.00 1922.00 19.22 2475.05 1862.15 30 1926.25 CraftsmnAuto 2088.60 2021.80 2046.85 2053.95 2005.60 4.77 2778.00 1245.00 - - HCL Tech [2] 1165.00 1164.75 1153.10 1169.50 1150.20 1706.06 1377.00 890.00 38 1165.00 L ................................................
Alankit [1] 15.50 15.25 15.40 15.55 14.95 394.08 27.15 11.50 - 15.25 CrdtacsGramn 709.25 695.50 697.15 708.50 680.05 47.94 807.55 495.30 36 695.60 HDFC [2] 2441.15 2436.80 2424.95 2447.65 2410.00 2979.74 3021.10 2286.45 33 2438.95 L&T [2] 1883.10 1863.95 1874.95 1883.90 1848.85 1262.59 2078.20 1306.40 39 1863.05
AlbertDavid 573.45 545.55 564.00 570.15 544.00 11.00 738.40 371.45 8 546.25 CreatPer&Dis[5] 4.00 3.80 3.85 3.85 3.80 14.53 6.14 2.57 - 3.84 HDFC AMC [5] 2199.25 2171.15 2190.00 2195.00 2161.20 175.76 3363.00 2119.45 34 2172.00 L&T Fin Hld 71.35 69.95 70.70 72.15 69.75 5169.71 113.40 68.80 - 70.05
Alembic [2] 91.80 88.30 91.80 92.40 88.00 149.87 143.30 88.05 27 88.35 CreatPer&Dis 590.70 561.60 599.80 607.00 561.20 19.15 743.95 83.90 - - HDFC Bank [1] 1512.35 1522.10 1504.00 1530.70 1495.55 3734.03 1724.30 1353.10 24 1521.75 L&TInfotech [1] 5860.65 5861.30 5850.00 5920.00 5738.80 129.52 7595.25 3525.95 48 5857.50
Alembic Ph [2] 700.20 691.90 699.00 700.00 684.30 235.03 1090.00 683.25 18 691.80 Crisil [1] 2869.25 2785.15 2825.00 2857.45 2750.25 19.56 3496.00 1742.35 46 2786.30 HDFCLifeIns 590.95 582.00 583.55 589.40 576.55 2415.41 775.65 551.70 105 582.30 L&TTechSer [2] 4444.95 4365.75 4420.00 4426.75 4269.05 264.16 5958.10 2402.20 53 4365.95
Alicon [5] 815.15 801.65 818.00 839.45 791.75 16.14 998.75 390.00 72 798.70 CromGreCon [2] 391.30 392.30 389.15 394.60 381.50 1569.99 512.05 350.35 37 393.75 HecInfraProj 37.95 36.65 38.90 38.90 35.15 4.76 45.00 28.80 - - La Opala [2] 352.45 345.00 352.20 357.50 340.00 121.55 487.00 201.10 43 345.35
AlkemLabs [2] 3325.35 3320.70 3325.35 3348.50 3273.15 62.43 4067.70 2544.25 22 3320.20 CrownLifters 28.55 27.25 29.40 29.60 27.15 23.75 38.65 25.85 - - HEG 1324.05 1275.00 1322.00 1343.95 1270.00 199.63 2626.15 1263.00 18 1272.60 LagnamSpintx 95.45 92.65 93.05 95.65 92.00 48.49 111.80 44.55 - -
Alkyl Amine [2] 3091.70 3012.05 3010.10 3075.00 3000.40 50.14 4740.00 1980.00 57 3011.75 CSBBank 232.50 220.40 236.90 236.90 217.05 364.12 372.95 219.70 10 220.70 Heidelbrg 204.40 200.00 204.90 206.00 199.10 225.68 284.55 199.10 15 200.10 LakFinIndCor 104.95 99.45 105.80 105.80 98.75 3.96 219.25 68.00 - -
Allcargo [2] 350.75 345.10 344.00 351.00 336.00 320.71 412.00 121.25 29 343.65 CubexTub 27.00 25.75 27.00 27.00 25.65 9.71 38.85 15.55 17 25.90 HemispherePR 120.25 114.45 119.10 119.75 113.55 1014.17 167.20 113.55 - - LambodText [5] 95.60 91.20 97.00 97.00 90.30 18.86 129.90 42.30 5 91.75
Allied Dig [5] 113.60 109.90 109.70 113.60 108.00 207.42 176.00 37.55 - 109.90 CUMI [1] 871.10 865.05 860.00 876.65 848.65 811.88 1033.95 438.55 64 865.20 HeranbaIndus 643.25 618.75 643.10 646.60 616.00 70.45 945.00 602.10 - - LasaSuperGen 49.95 48.05 49.50 50.15 47.55 120.23 92.90 46.05 - 48.00
Allsec 556.60 540.85 555.50 563.75 535.15 23.09 748.60 289.00 9 540.00 CumminsInd [2] 974.80 970.65 966.50 979.45 955.25 330.92 1065.00 720.85 34 970.90 Herc.Hoi [1] 144.90 141.60 144.00 146.15 140.00 24.99 179.65 108.10 26 142.05 LatntViewAnl 476.45 452.10 476.00 476.00 450.05 717.84 754.90 450.05 - -
Alm.Global [6] 110.70 102.20 116.95 116.95 99.95 75.27 155.20 26.00 64 103.05 Cupid Ltd 214.95 211.80 214.00 214.15 210.25 22.98 272.00 202.00 14 212.50 Herit.Fds [5] 323.25 316.15 326.00 326.00 315.00 63.32 565.00 289.60 12 316.25 LaurusLabs [2] 552.05 539.70 551.00 552.75 538.00 1504.08 723.55 334.00 35 541.30
AlokIndus 26.95 25.85 26.80 26.85 25.7514216.77 35.80 18.70 - - Cybertech 176.95 169.20 176.10 177.00 167.65 141.97 245.70 113.00 56 169.10 HeroMoto [2] 2774.05 LaxmiCotspin 24.45 24.85 24.50 25.00 23.75 10.33 34.85 20.75 - -
Alpha Lab 77.80 71.55 79.00 79.00 70.35 129.42 108.95 34.95 10 71.70 CYIENT Ltd [5] 872.25 849.25 858.00 863.55 837.05 282.51 1292.00 598.00 29 849.05 H B LaxmiOrgInd 425.60 415.45 420.10 428.00 414.00 557.96 628.00 143.25 - -
Alphageo 311.15 301.70 315.40 319.90 298.75 24.89 511.00 174.80 8 302.20 H LemonTreeHot 50.85 52.10 50.50 54.10 49.2012838.18 59.90 27.50 - 52.10
Amararaja [1] 595.95 594.00 591.00 603.35 588.05 635.99 929.00 568.75 17 594.05 D................................................ H C LG Balakri 628.40 597.50 628.35 638.00 590.05 72.01 735.55 282.00 9 598.75
AmberEntp(I) 3333.25 3267.80 3322.20 3344.95 3243.35 35.04 3932.10 2685.00 144 3272.55 D P WIRES 320.50 315.15 325.00 329.90 307.65 6.77 385.80 101.30 - - HG LibasDesigns 29.90 29.05 28.80 30.35 28.00 254.95 76.40 24.50 - -
AmbigaAgar 30.25 27.80 30.30 31.15 27.25 149.24 44.40 12.00 11 27.85 Dabur [1] 547.80 553.60 545.45 554.90 541.70 1157.10 658.75 483.00 68 553.45 H Liberty Sh 149.95 145.20 145.15 147.85 144.50 50.95 215.50 116.50 26 145.20
Ambika Cot 2536.55 2495.85 2510.05 2547.40 2445.00 26.42 2829.00 846.00 9 2481.00 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 408.20 397.20 402.50 408.00 395.00 40.31 516.00 142.50 11 397.45 H LICHsgFin [2] 374.60 372.60 373.80 379.35 369.80 2277.43 542.35 329.70 13 372.35
AmbujaCeme[2] 338.35 338.55 334.20 341.30 331.25 5812.60 442.95 261.10 32 339.00 DamodarInd [5] 59.75 59.40 58.55 62.15 52.00 76.95 78.75 21.50 7 59.50 H M LikhithaInfr 317.60 310.05 317.00 317.75 307.65 20.33 480.00 265.50 - -
AMD Ind 50.70 49.30 50.00 51.60 47.30 179.86 59.90 16.45 15 49.15 DangeeDums 216.75 226.55 214.15 249.90 214.00 81.49 249.90 127.00 - - Hm LINC 282.90 314.10 285.85 339.45 268.35 131.20 339.45 139.30 - -
AmiOrganics 914.40 889.85 910.00 912.00 883.00 82.78 1434.45 841.00 - - Datamatics [5] 290.10 279.70 290.00 290.00 277.20 148.08 382.40 108.00 23 279.35 Hm Lincoln Phar 314.30 305.40 309.20 317.85 301.00 74.34 414.75 219.00 9 307.45
AMJLandHold[2] 30.25 29.75 29.60 30.90 29.25 24.53 42.50 21.25 - 30.00 DataPatrnInd 649.10 620.55 640.00 646.85 611.00 180.06 864.00 611.00 - - H C m Linde Ind 2704.10 2971.35 2692.30 3005.00 2646.00 1254.39 3004.45 1323.10 98 2966.75
Amrutanjan [1] 798.35 780.75 786.00 795.60 770.00 21.58 1025.55 481.90 36 779.50 DB Corp 87.75 85.85 88.60 89.00 85.60 60.94 124.60 76.05 9 85.80 H C LMW 10252.55 10102.00 10118.80 10396.60 10010.00 8.21 11750.00 5894.00 73 10102.95
AnandRathiWe 566.20 563.20 559.80 568.15 556.00 81.39 654.00 542.60 - - DCB Bk 80.00 78.30 79.50 79.90 78.10 737.92 119.65 78.05 10 78.20 H M Lok.Mach 75.00 72.70 74.60 74.60 71.60 94.44 88.25 30.05 22 72.60
Anant Raj [2] 73.10 72.25 72.10 75.65 70.50 789.48 85.95 44.60 48 72.30 DCM 107.65 102.10 109.95 110.65 100.00 31.76 145.05 23.00 32 101.65 H M LT Ovrseas [1] 66.15 64.55 66.10 66.95 64.00 803.35 90.40 50.50 19 64.65
AnantrajGlob 40.55 39.65 40.55 40.80 38.40 1280.93 60.75 25.20 - - DCMNouvelle 265.60 253.45 263.10 267.45 252.60 67.19 385.10 65.10 4 253.20 H NG Lumax tech [2] 179.10 178.10 176.20 182.90 170.25 111.19 209.45 128.10 20 175.80
Andhar Sug [2] 144.80 134.05 143.90 144.00 131.10 746.52 170.70 57.12 14 134.50 DCMShriram [2] 1042.20 1003.70 1007.80 1034.35 1000.00 70.40 1249.95 450.45 18 1007.50 H O Lumx Ind 1097.70 1087.60 1089.55 1103.50 1060.90 4.55 1820.00 1017.85 24 1084.80
Andhra Cem 14.85 14.25 14.60 14.75 13.90 351.09 37.40 5.13 - 14.25 DcmShrirmInd 101.60 96.10 100.50 101.60 95.35 252.88 116.75 82.00 - - H Lupin [2] 767.75 760.75 761.80 766.40 752.85 1027.44 1267.50 691.70 211 761.05
AndhraPaper 222.20 218.90 215.60 221.60 215.60 19.27 283.70 203.65 - - DCW [2] 41.80 40.05 41.80 41.80 39.75 417.70 65.95 23.35 18 40.10 H Lux Indust. [2] 2702.75 2558.80 2696.00 2702.80 2542.00 56.83 4641.50 1617.55 21 2560.70
AndrewYuleCo 23.70 22.80 23.90 23.90 22.65 114.76 29.70 21.55 - - Deccan Cem [5] 588.10 569.60 590.10 590.40 565.10 15.67 846.25 378.00 7 568.35 H C m
AngelOne 1299.05 1324.95 1295.00 1338.05 1287.90 579.48 1689.00 286.35 - - DeepEneResou 42.85 41.00 41.50 43.05 40.70 18.04 62.70 30.50 - - H G M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Anik Ind 29.20 27.95 29.00 29.60 27.75 23.84 39.40 10.82 10 28.20 DeepIndust 195.45 191.65 195.00 203.05 189.35 124.25 225.60 57.30 - - H A M&M [5] 852.00 841.10 845.20 850.50 832.00 2255.75 978.90 725.00 26 841.00
AnjPortCemen 282.25 270.30 282.25 282.25 270.00 21.69 531.00 197.75 12 271.00 Deepk.Fer 553.20 527.70 538.00 553.00 525.55 503.56 661.90 152.20 35 527.70 H M&M Fin [2] 155.45 153.40 153.80 156.45 152.25 4703.12 220.55 138.00 35 153.45
AnmolIndia 238.85 230.10 241.75 246.00 227.20 381.50 246.00 135.00 - - Deepk.Ntr [2] 2061.95 2004.80 2050.00 2055.85 2000.00 912.50 3020.00 1245.55 62 2005.45 H M Maan Alum 119.70 114.95 119.50 119.50 113.35 26.40 230.00 66.93 8 114.40
Ansal Pro [5] 16.85 16.10 16.80 17.20 16.05 297.19 18.35 5.45 - 16.05 DelphWrldMon 475.00 455.90 466.60 492.75 450.00 1.35 818.00 415.95 - - H G MacpowerCNC 216.00 213.80 212.10 220.80 210.90 12.38 279.70 82.00 - -
AntnyWastHdg 291.55 283.00 291.55 291.55 282.05 79.43 455.00 241.00 - - Delta Corp [1] 272.70 265.30 271.80 272.45 261.65 3359.26 308.55 142.00 72 265.65 H P MacrotecDeve 1270.40 1268.05 1245.00 1282.05 1243.45 258.60 1539.00 422.60 - -
AnupamRasayn 916.35 872.15 920.00 920.00 860.10 85.52 1107.55 474.00 - - Delta Mag 70.70 65.20 69.30 72.00 65.00 15.82 111.35 26.25 - 65.05 H G Madhav 51.20 51.35 51.00 51.90 50.50 15.09 75.90 42.45 15 51.75
Apar Ind 652.70 633.30 655.00 655.00 625.50 51.24 868.45 434.00 12 635.85 Den Net 41.85 40.65 41.85 41.85 40.50 1025.99 65.30 37.35 11 40.70 H m MadhavCopper 31.25 30.50 32.00 32.55 29.75 50.80 107.00 29.45 - -
Apcotex Ind [2] 354.35 345.50 345.05 351.15 343.10 15.19 460.00 168.70 20 345.10 DEV INFO TECH 124.75 118.55 122.55 124.55 118.55 4.56 140.30 118.55 - - H MadyaBharat 250.00 245.60 250.00 257.50 243.50 15.05 294.00 127.10 - -
ApexFznFoods 288.65 278.45 288.35 291.40 276.60 75.60 435.20 200.00 21 277.85 DevyaniInter 165.45 158.75 163.65 163.95 156.60 3575.96 198.90 107.55 - - H MagadhSug&En 294.40 282.15 286.40 293.45 281.00 28.33 386.35 95.00 11 282.65
APL Apl [2] 830.45 829.25 819.95 835.45 810.00 185.55 1113.65 466.00 90 829.15 DFMFoods [2] 280.95 281.20 282.00 283.90 274.05 53.39 452.80 260.00 - 281.10 HOV Magn.Ven 12.20 11.60 11.60 11.80 11.60 43.27 16.40 4.12 3 11.61
Apollo Hsp [5] 4471.55 4426.65 4471.00 4524.95 4390.65 392.25 5930.70 2789.00 100 4427.45 Dhamp.Sug 392.55 371.60 385.00 389.70 365.20 400.97 431.50 165.45 10 372.40 HPA Mah.Cie.Auto 200.45 194.00 198.65 201.15 191.25 125.02 311.65 148.30 58 194.05
ApolloPipes 472.40 453.20 472.40 472.40 450.20 59.92 2000.00 450.20 - - DhaniService 129.25 103.40 128.80 129.90 103.4013496.79 378.90 103.40 - - HPC Mah.Holi 209.70 215.40 209.25 223.80 207.05 1328.29 267.00 126.93 33 216.70
ApolloSindo 801.10 794.05 793.40 801.00 788.00 0.67 1069.70 505.00 - - Dhanlk.Bk 13.70 13.40 14.00 14.00 12.90 706.09 20.20 13.00 - 13.38 HP &P w Mah.Life 309.60 311.10 305.00 321.00 292.25 466.22 348.00 152.10 - 310.20
ApolloTyr [1] 207.80 203.20 207.15 207.75 202.50 3624.52 261.20 197.85 30 203.10 Dhanuka Ag [2] 723.50 700.15 720.00 727.15 698.00 75.44 1053.15 668.95 16 701.20 H G&U D Mah.Scoot 3705.80 3658.45 3651.00 3700.00 3535.00 3.44 5023.35 3300.00 29 3661.10
Aptech 315.00 314.60 311.00 323.00 301.50 185.49 447.95 184.15 62 314.80 DhrmsiMorarj 385.80 368.90 383.90 386.45 366.00 53.05 413.75 294.55 - - H Mah.Seam [5] 522.50 514.70 516.95 524.50 502.15 62.50 593.55 265.75 9 512.40
AptusValHsg 355.25 349.30 353.00 354.50 346.15 355.45 394.90 278.60 - - DhruvConsult 55.50 53.65 56.40 56.40 53.00 14.02 84.35 47.70 - - H M MahalaxmiRub 148.60 141.20 141.20 141.20 141.20 3.16 170.60 65.20 - -
Archidply 46.80 46.15 46.80 48.85 45.50 28.67 61.55 27.95 16 46.35 Dhun.Inv 664.00 642.10 665.50 665.50 635.00 2.56 865.00 241.00 77 642.55 H m MahangrGas 768.50 763.30 766.00 775.00 757.05 334.61 1284.45 757.25 11 762.85
Archies [2] 19.10 18.75 19.05 19.40 18.50 70.19 30.00 9.40 - 18.85 Dhunseri Tea 259.00 251.65 259.05 259.80 250.65 4.70 405.20 155.07 8 251.85 HU MahaSteelInd 77.40 74.05 78.00 79.70 71.95 21.00 120.80 71.25 25 75.05
Aries Agro 141.70 136.85 139.25 143.20 136.50 28.57 193.75 74.70 8 136.85 DhunseriVent 242.90 235.95 242.65 242.65 234.00 33.77 350.00 85.05 - - MaheswariLog 81.95 79.00 83.00 83.45 78.50 26.17 140.40 73.30 - -
ArihantSuper 181.15 174.10 179.50 180.70 172.20 214.26 206.00 33.05 16 174.10 DIC India 398.75 377.45 399.00 401.95 375.00 3.49 549.00 367.50 28 376.70 I MahindEPCIrr 105.80 103.85 104.80 109.00 102.10 45.07 178.20 101.95 - -
ArihntCapMkt 348.95 335.80 350.00 363.95 334.00 151.87 363.95 111.25 - - DigispiceTec 37.10 35.30 37.25 37.30 34.60 97.70 60.70 33.05 - - MahindraLog 421.00 432.85 418.00 441.40 410.60 634.56 819.15 405.70 122 434.70
ArmanFinServ 780.90 779.50 783.60 827.65 760.55 9.50 1135.00 514.50 73 767.80 H
DIGJAM 166.80 158.50 166.80 166.80 158.50 18.89 362.30 29.15 - - R Maithan 1143.90 1091.75 1140.10 1145.50 1070.20 110.19 1255.15 530.00 5 1088.95
AroGranite 59.65 56.75 59.65 60.45 55.55 144.17 87.00 36.70 7 56.70 DilipBuildco 295.15 283.80 288.25 295.00 281.70 869.50 749.30 281.95 - 283.90 Mallcom(Ind) 800.35 834.75 745.50 960.40 745.50 2.55 1079.85 701.55 - -
ArowGreenTec 108.25 102.85 106.25 108.25 102.85 15.77 179.85 64.25 - 102.55 M R
Dish TV [1] 16.25 15.90 16.00 16.30 15.85 4708.20 23.44 8.55 - 15.95 CC B Malu Paper 31.80 30.30 31.50 31.50 30.10 16.43 43.80 24.30 - 30.25
Arshiya [2] 37.65 37.65 38.40 40.30 36.65 1124.45 47.40 25.00 - 37.80 DishmanCarb[2] 181.35 175.45 177.85 180.00 173.70 367.60 259.50 102.55 - 175.70 Man Ind [5] 91.95 89.05 91.90 91.90 88.50 134.40 147.15 71.60 5 89.05
ArtemsMedSvc 43.25 41.55 43.25 43.25 41.00 57.40 412.80 32.05 - - CC m GC
Divi'sLabs [2] 4353.40 4258.30 4345.00 4345.00 4250.50 284.98 5425.00 3154.50 44 4262.60 CC Man Infr [2] 112.00 108.85 111.00 113.50 106.20 561.55 134.45 23.33 33 108.65
ArveeLabsInd 82.05 76.60 80.60 80.60 73.80 2.77 108.00 43.55 - - DixonTec(In) [2] 4069.60 4086.80 4050.00 4207.75 3974.05 444.66 6240.00 3344.45 151 4089.40 Manaksia [2] 75.70 73.05 75.15 75.75 72.85 68.76 90.95 48.20 54 73.00
Arvind 127.20 124.75 124.60 129.40 123.35 638.52 158.65 58.95 12 124.85 CRA
DLF Ltd [2] 359.65 346.50 356.00 357.80 344.40 7926.20 449.80 231.95 54 347.05 DB ManakSteel [1] 38.95 37.85 38.10 39.50 37.10 51.78 55.00 19.85 9 38.10
ArvindFash [4] 287.40 279.00 285.00 287.20 276.00 210.44 364.00 123.20 - 278.20 D-Link [2] 148.60 146.30 147.70 148.30 141.00 275.31 193.95 94.80 14 146.75 Manali Pet [5] 100.30 94.10 103.00 103.45 90.30 428.48 138.50 46.55 4 94.85
ArvindSmart 205.45 199.35 202.50 205.50 194.55 46.49 258.10 82.55 23 199.65 DodlaDairy 475.25 454.00 472.95 472.95 451.00 19.17 674.80 451.00 - - Manap.Fin [2] 121.60 119.05 121.70 122.70 117.25 9110.79 224.40 117.30 7 118.95
Asahi India [1] 508.60 489.45 500.00 506.05 481.05 175.49 612.70 276.75 39 489.15 D C
DolatAlgotec 83.00 80.85 83.45 83.45 80.20 130.90 127.90 51.35 - - D C B Mang.Cem 374.55 352.60 381.00 381.00 351.00 24.24 543.00 251.65 10 353.15
Asahi Song 259.00 259.45 257.00 262.70 256.05 4.17 442.65 255.00 12 260.10 DollarInd [2] 528.55 514.05 525.00 530.10 511.05 53.93 665.70 225.90 23 513.45 Mang.Chem 74.90 72.00 74.50 75.45 71.25 72.08 101.00 62.65 9 72.30
Ashapura [2] 107.75 101.90 107.00 107.00 100.00 90.30 176.30 89.40 81 101.85 BA
Donear [2] 67.45 64.55 64.65 66.25 64.20 22.37 76.50 25.25 20 64.75 B Mang.Drug 120.65 117.20 120.55 121.85 116.20 13.94 196.50 91.00 12 117.45
Ashiana [2] 165.15 159.90 162.25 166.00 157.55 88.93 209.95 105.90 - 159.00 DPAbhushan 386.00 375.25 408.00 408.00 355.05 7.37 477.80 105.10 - - MangalamGlob 168.05 165.90 170.00 170.00 160.00 78.09 170.00 38.25 - -
Ashima 15.80 15.05 15.80 15.80 15.00 109.83 23.30 13.01 - 15.00 C
DPSC 15.00 14.25 14.75 15.10 14.25 311.73 31.15 11.55 - - G R MangalamOrga 876.25 865.10 885.00 899.95 860.10 14.67 1299.00 798.60 - -
Ashok Ley [1] 126.50 124.90 126.50 126.85 123.1011749.84 153.40 106.20 - 124.80 Dr Reddy [5] 4321.15 4298.25 4376.00 4416.65 4282.60 587.95 5613.65 4135.90 47 4297.40 Manugrph [2] 17.00 16.20 17.70 17.70 16.15 23.83 22.95 10.00 - 16.20
Ashoka Bld [5] 97.05 93.25 97.85 97.85 91.00 637.92 125.00 78.40 7 93.30 GP
Dred.Corp 338.80 324.90 335.00 338.85 322.10 63.00 475.00 297.00 - 325.35 Maral Over 90.90 86.45 90.00 92.95 86.40 45.32 138.00 25.60 5 86.35
Asian Gran 110.95 107.25 111.00 111.35 105.00 208.19 211.29 106.65 7 107.15 DrLalPathLab 2729.55 2684.40 2725.00 2748.95 2635.75 327.90 4243.00 2162.00 63 2683.75 MarathNxtge[5] 103.65 102.00 102.65 103.20 100.60 24.17 128.45 42.25 - 101.30
Asian Htl-E 208.50 201.45 217.40 217.40 201.10 9.58 239.00 140.00 50 199.40 H
Dwarikesh [1] 89.50 85.00 87.30 88.80 84.00 2280.72 104.00 26.65 11 85.15 Marico Ltd [1] 504.75 507.25 504.00 508.90 499.00 1505.28 606.00 379.05 58 507.35
Asian Htl-N 83.00 80.35 83.30 87.00 79.30 149.13 105.80 56.10 - 80.85 Dynac.Sys 196.20 186.20 197.95 198.55 183.50 29.87 267.00 60.25 16 185.75 Marksans [1] 51.05 49.65 51.00 51.80 49.05 1077.76 97.50 48.75 19 49.65
Asian Paints [1] 3258.45 3251.65 3235.00 3278.45 3204.15 547.47 3588.05 2261.45 102 3248.60 W M
Dynamatic 2009.60 1918.15 2000.50 2000.50 1882.10 7.11 3447.85 785.00 35 1920.20 m W Maruti [5] 8569.10 8612.70 8544.05 8724.25 8443.60 626.05 9022.00 6301.20 84 8611.95
AsianEnrgSvc 118.45 117.45 115.60 125.00 115.60 84.63 173.00 115.60 - - DynemicProd 545.05 543.70 545.00 556.00 532.30 61.13 770.25 355.05 25 544.90 MASFinServ 601.50 574.90 595.00 598.90 567.00 52.65 985.00 469.05 21 576.05
Aspinwall&Co 186.90 177.25 181.60 185.00 162.60 18.89 268.30 135.00 - - MPA
Mastek [5] 2609.65 2614.30 2627.00 2636.75 2560.80 64.90 3666.00 1125.00 138 2612.25
AssoAlchohol 445.50 434.00 438.05 444.95 430.00 37.65 653.65 340.00 - -
Aster Life 1618.95 1585.30 1610.00 1625.00 1565.00 29.69 1842.65 986.85 44 1584.40
E ................................................ B M MatrimCom [5]
Maw.Sug
753.15
117.90
736.15
104.35
753.15
119.20
757.50
121.90
725.00 12.59
103.00 1031.30
1242.00
128.90
723.65
34.00
31 735.20
9 105.00
AsterDMHealt 189.85 182.75 186.30 187.55 182.00 270.62 237.25 132.55 - 182.70 EasyTripPlnr 570.15 564.85 560.20 574.00 548.55 285.16 717.65 161.00 - - C m
Eclerx 2211.55 2138.00 2153.00 2186.30 2110.00 62.26 2970.00 905.00 21 2143.00 G MaxFinancial [2] 853.05 842.70 852.00 856.00 831.75 319.35 1147.90 818.45 162 842.60
Astra Mic [2] 202.85 198.35 198.50 206.75 196.00 274.21 290.55 108.00 34 198.20 MaxHealthCre 370.65 366.95 369.10 375.70 364.40 1168.98 458.05 178.00 - -
Astral Poly [1] 1814.25 1821.35 1800.00 1844.40 1783.05 603.96 2525.00 1411.70 85 1821.35 EdelFinSer [1] 63.35 60.75 63.35 63.35 60.60 829.93 100.80 56.70 4 60.80 H m
EicherMotor [1] 2699.25 2699.00 2688.00 2718.85 2668.50 273.28 2995.35 2303.75 49 2697.90 MaxIndia 76.15 75.55 76.15 76.20 75.50 58.40 84.50 60.05 - -
AstraZen [2] 2698.50 2656.65 2700.00 2707.40 2635.55 9.47 4580.00 2635.60 109 2653.30 MaxVent&Ind 108.50 106.35 106.55 109.00 104.70 106.81 157.95 51.10 - 106.75
AstronPaper 44.05 42.20 44.05 44.80 42.05 66.75 74.40 35.00 13 42.25 EID Parry [1] 411.05 410.70 408.90 415.00 399.10 328.00 574.00 303.00 29 411.75 M
EIH [2] 139.40 137.05 138.95 142.35 136.00 823.11 155.00 81.35 - 137.15 N Mayur Uniq [5] 473.15 458.95 475.90 478.95 454.20 158.09 635.00 376.60 20 458.65
Atul 9217.60 9203.85 9200.00 9259.90 9000.00 26.8010975.40 6286.00 43 9198.30 MazagonDock 253.20 249.30 251.40 254.00 247.15 167.87 321.00 191.85 - -
Atul Auto [5] 182.35 178.70 182.45 182.80 178.05 35.64 270.00 162.60 - 178.65 EIH A Htl 357.80 371.80 359.00 380.00 345.10 41.33 449.95 207.35 124 369.95 O B
Eimco 326.00 333.55 333.30 349.00 311.35 12.23 539.75 314.05 39 331.95 R m Mazda Ltd 544.15 525.85 545.30 548.95 522.25 5.30 753.70 414.00 13 526.70
Aurionpro 301.75 313.15 310.00 316.80 302.25 85.14 390.40 79.05 30 314.05 MBL Infra 29.50 28.05 28.50 28.80 28.05 151.27 43.65 16.05 - 28.00
AurobindoPh [1] 657.00 639.05 655.00 657.60 637.45 1978.94 1063.75 590.25 25 639.80 Elec. Eng [2] 149.15 148.50 153.90 153.90 145.25 390.06 219.00 50.90 20 148.35 B
Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 41.05 38.25 41.45 41.55 38.05 1909.08 48.00 21.80 13 38.30 H McL.Rusl [5] 24.90 23.65 25.10 25.10 23.20 317.93 43.35 18.00 - 23.60
AurumProptec 127.70 121.35 125.15 125.95 121.35 154.44 223.20 70.80 - - MCX 1401.95 1376.15 1395.00 1409.90 1371.25 350.38 2134.90 1336.55 59 1378.25
AUSmallFinBk 1261.10 1262.05 1261.10 1276.85 1243.55 486.53 1420.65 910.00 42 1261.80 Electrotherm 119.95 112.80 122.20 122.20 110.90 36.54 197.90 96.20 2 113.75
Elgi Eqp [1] 393.60 341.25 398.85 398.85 335.05 1338.15 422.70 160.30 61 341.95 R MedicamenBio 669.75 641.20 659.70 684.45 625.50 13.70 1019.80 539.55 - -
Ausom 71.95 67.15 70.00 72.75 66.20 21.86 118.15 44.00 42 66.40 MedplsHealth 1025.60 988.50 1006.00 1025.00 980.00 140.49 1343.00 980.00 - -
Auto Axl 1473.10 1465.25 1480.50 1480.50 1450.15 5.30 1650.00 945.00 36 1461.85 Elgi Rbr 36.10 35.10 36.00 36.00 35.05 24.56 49.80 24.55 - - R
Emami [1] 502.10 495.80 500.95 503.90 487.20 193.25 621.35 443.00 38 496.50 P MegaStarFood 131.05 137.60 137.60 137.60 137.60 48.64 137.60 110.20 - -
AvadSug&Egy 569.75 529.60 557.00 568.00 524.90 141.96 684.30 175.00 8 530.45 MeghManiFine 839.85 806.70 832.00 839.00 802.00 44.05 1038.05 650.00 - -
Avanti Feeds [1] 543.20 537.70 540.90 542.95 530.00 87.48 675.00 411.85 38 541.30 EmamiPapMi [2] 144.70 138.10 142.00 144.00 136.20 35.40 214.90 91.15 9 139.60 P
Emkay Glo 117.40 109.05 114.30 116.50 108.00 82.99 147.50 59.60 15 109.65 m m MeghmaniOrga 98.80 95.15 99.70 99.70 94.60 632.65 149.70 81.10 - -
AvenuSupmart 4073.10 4096.60 4048.00 4170.00 3990.00 480.54 5899.90 2677.00 168 4092.50 MenonBear [1] 85.75 83.35 83.05 87.60 82.20 94.27 113.10 49.60 19 83.35
AVT Natl [1] 92.90 89.15 93.00 93.70 88.00 325.26 109.95 41.60 20 89.30 Emmbi Ind 102.00 98.55 102.25 103.75 97.15 23.10 125.00 72.15 10 99.10 C
EnduranceTec 1388.95 1395.60 1380.00 1427.55 1343.05 48.57 1980.95 1250.00 46 1394.50 R m MEP Infra 23.80 23.20 23.10 24.50 22.75 339.88 32.10 14.95 - 23.15
Axis Bank [2] 787.40 788.85 783.55 796.80 776.10 5635.22 866.60 626.40 21 788.70 MetroBrands 554.40 548.75 550.00 560.00 540.00 136.52 673.00 426.00 - -
AYM Syntex 120.25 114.10 122.00 122.00 111.00 29.80 158.50 41.00 10 114.45 Eng.India [5] 64.95 63.00 64.95 65.00 62.90 1189.43 93.60 62.90 16 63.05 C
Ent.Net.Ind 195.45 189.20 196.90 196.90 185.50 37.01 226.95 140.00 126 188.90 Metrpolhelth [2] 2000.50 1976.10 1982.00 2023.75 1925.10 478.57 3579.00 1846.50 48 1973.80
MFL 33.05 31.35 32.35 32.80 31.20 154.23 24.70 12.15 - -
B ................................................ EPL
EqitsSmlFnBk
166.90
53.40
163.35
55.70
167.50
55.10
169.00
58.70
161.00
54.20
313.02
6469.28
291.95
76.80
160.05
45.30
-
-
-
-
M
G Minda Corp [2] 194.90 191.50 194.90 196.35 186.10 644.98 213.80 89.85 37 191.30
BafnaPharma 151.95 144.30 166.90 166.90 137.00 77.86 196.10 113.30 - - EquipSocImpT 76.40 73.45 79.00 79.00 72.50 16.54 142.30 2.05 - - w Minda Ind [2] 974.00 935.40 945.10 966.00 920.20 926.25 1260.00 460.00 132 937.65
Bajaj Auto 3632.15 3579.50 3624.15 3637.95 3567.35 344.33 4347.95 3028.35 21 3578.65 Equitas Hold 111.95 114.20 113.00 115.60 110.45 850.70 144.85 73.00 - 114.65 BK MindTree 3797.00 3847.95 3796.00 3871.75 3715.00 562.33 5059.15 1539.85 42 3845.85
Bajaj Elect [2] 1184.45 1174.50 1168.00 1180.00 1161.75 32.36 1588.55 895.30 77 1174.30 ErisLifeSci [1] 702.55 693.80 702.55 709.95 676.00 83.93 863.15 568.05 24 693.60 w Mirc Ele [1] 22.65 21.65 22.70 22.95 21.55 711.24 34.90 11.16 - 21.65
Bajaj Hind [1] 14.40 13.90 14.15 14.60 13.80 4107.98 24.75 5.20 - 13.90 Eros Intl 27.50 25.75 26.80 27.00 25.10 927.54 36.95 16.35 - 25.70 N O Mirza [2] 157.25 153.70 156.00 163.90 150.00 1933.69 174.20 42.95 21 153.55
Bajaj Hld 5363.30 5352.90 5265.00 5377.00 5211.20 21.21 5654.00 3145.00 37 5347.70 Esab Ind 2910.55 2774.75 2861.00 2894.00 2735.90 5.95 3610.00 1750.00 52 2780.35 m MishDhatuNig 175.65 171.10 175.90 176.50 169.00 131.79 221.80 170.00 19 171.40
BajajConCare[1] 172.90 166.95 171.95 171.95 165.10 279.45 323.50 162.35 13 166.90 Escorts 1860.25 1861.05 1864.95 1871.90 1851.40 452.37 1927.35 1100.10 30 1863.20 N O DG MM Forg 777.85 772.30 757.10 817.70 741.30 68.54 968.95 433.45 16 765.70
BajajFin [2] 7030.10 7006.35 7000.00 7080.90 6911.00 816.66 8043.50 4361.60 81 7006.10 Ester [5] 140.60 134.45 141.00 143.00 133.10 188.19 164.60 98.10 8 134.25 MMPIndustris 159.80 162.45 155.65 168.95 155.00 62.56 198.90 77.60 - -
BajajFinserv [5] 16096.55 16012.25 16038.00 16238.15 15780.00 227.59 19319.95 8962.20 442 16004.05 EuroFrshFood 114.80 109.85 114.80 119.10 106.45 4.71 153.95 105.00 - - MMTC [1] 48.40 46.55 48.00 48.30 46.25 3655.72 64.80 30.10 - 46.60
BajajHealth 377.70 362.55 372.70 380.65 357.10 67.69 496.30 290.90 - - Ever.Kanto [2] 220.30 209.30 216.00 218.65 209.30 252.76 291.15 67.15 12 209.25 ModisonMetal 74.55 70.35 74.95 74.95 69.00 61.93 104.90 52.05 - -
Bal Phr 110.45 104.30 110.45 112.65 103.00 30.56 148.50 50.45 15 104.50 Everady [5] 359.70 350.20 359.70 365.65 341.75 1345.64 413.30 228.55 9 351.15 Mohit Ind 17.25 16.15 16.00 18.30 16.00 55.00 22.05 6.20 11 16.30
Balaji Amn [2] 3005.75 2861.65 2975.75 2975.75 2850.00 105.94 5220.00 1553.85 30 2863.10 Everest Ind 726.70 707.20 740.00 761.00 690.20 559.97 775.00 275.00 22 710.30 MOIL 176.75 171.25 174.00 174.90 170.10 798.68 208.00 135.25 11 171.20
Balaji Tele [2] 81.60 74.70 80.15 81.80 73.80 471.77 88.95 51.00 - 74.75 Excel Ind [5] 1208.55 1215.80 1209.00 1265.00 1170.00 77.19 1375.00 776.95 11 1213.55 W MokshOrnamnt 23.50 22.35 23.05 24.15 22.35 538.63 123.85 20.35 - -
BalaxiVentre 440.55 420.15 444.00 448.00 412.05 1.21 747.00 392.20 - - Exide [1] 156.45 154.25 156.00 156.30 154.00 1531.38 220.60 152.65 16 154.45 W Mold-TekPac [5] 709.85 699.70 696.60 705.65 690.00 42.12 862.15 342.00 32 697.35
Balkrishna [2] 1976.45 1943.45 1963.00 1980.00 1894.35 755.99 2724.40 1516.80 27 1946.05 ExpleoSolu 1438.00 1398.95 1440.00 1447.85 1384.55 17.03 1874.00 469.00 - - Mold-TekTec [2] 75.10 71.65 75.00 75.00 70.10 20.42 107.95 32.00 17 71.80
BalmerLaw 127.60 123.35 129.70 129.70 122.00 317.55 170.95 111.75 14 123.50 ExxaroTiles 128.70 120.35 128.45 128.95 118.05 134.74 172.70 98.45 - - D MonarchNetwr 180.45 169.25 180.50 181.00 166.10 70.69 189.55 136.25 - -
Balrampur [1] 401.10 393.00 399.00 403.65 390.40 1642.82 459.25 165.80 17 392.95 Monte Carlo 533.30 516.30 530.10 530.15 510.15 27.04 728.65 208.70 11 516.85
Ban.Amn.Sp [5] 78.30 75.05 79.00 80.50 74.10 277.35 100.60 37.47 8 75.15 Morepan [2] 43.25 40.75 43.00 43.00 39.05 1327.45 75.00 28.00 20 40.80
Ban.Amn.Sug 2520.50 2445.75 2550.00 2550.00 2387.40 2.15 3049.05 1510.00 40 2464.70 F ................................................ G A
Most.Fin [1] 933.50 888.40 920.50 929.95 881.00 96.97 1188.00 568.25 16 890.30
FACT 119.75 114.40 120.00 120.00 113.60 149.22 160.00 75.30 23 114.35 C
Banar.Beads 93.65 88.25 92.25 94.35 86.70 27.63 116.00 44.20 22 88.35 Moth.Sumi [1] 158.40 156.80 158.00 159.50 153.5510099.50 226.67 153.55 49 156.75
Banco Ind [2] 158.30 148.75 155.00 158.00 147.00 141.76 225.00 137.70 11 148.50 FaircheOrgan 1700.50 1688.45 1715.00 1715.00 1649.25 29.81 2274.80 581.00 - - MphasiS 3021.95 3064.90 2980.00 3082.95 2947.70 502.35 3659.75 1399.30 46 3061.60
FDC [1] 295.50 284.70 294.00 294.00 282.10 134.50 404.90 260.00 19 284.55 OC
BandhanBank 319.35 314.00 319.00 321.30 312.30 4287.79 371.15 229.65 - 314.20 MPS 627.10 614.60 627.10 627.20 606.95 8.18 805.00 424.95 16 614.00
Fed Bk [2] 97.90 99.75 97.80 101.85 97.0035843.42 107.65 70.00 12 99.75 O C m
Bang Over 36.05 34.40 36.05 36.05 33.40 14.61 54.85 25.00 12 34.35 MRF 65638.95 64734.65 65574.90 65574.90 64602.35 10.51 94000.00 64600.00 34 64752.80
Fed.Goetze 234.75 255.20 235.00 267.90 235.00 1026.18 358.20 207.10 26 255.40 PCA
BankofBarod[2] 105.35 103.75 105.35 106.10 102.8040170.26 118.85 61.80 12 103.80 Mro-Tek [5] 59.40 58.35 56.50 58.80 55.00 2.97 79.25 23.60 1 57.25
FIBERWEB IND 46.40 43.75 46.95 46.95 43.50 48.61 52.45 43.50 - - P N
Bans.Syn 229.00 217.75 231.25 231.25 214.50 58.25 318.00 82.20 9 216.75 MRPL 42.70 41.90 43.00 43.10 41.60 918.60 57.75 35.30 8 41.90
Fiem Ind 1058.10 1011.60 1058.00 1058.00 1005.95 24.26 1377.70 524.95 15 1010.50 RB
BarbequeNatn 1342.65 1295.95 1322.00 1355.40 1280.00 33.80 1945.95 481.85 - - MrsBectrFood 336.50 328.55 336.00 338.30 326.05 87.74 464.10 326.05 - -
BASF 2751.80 2742.90 2751.00 2810.90 2712.90 102.20 3926.95 1876.95 24 2741.75 Filatex [2] 119.60 119.40 115.35 120.55 115.35 1037.45 142.30 61.50 8 119.35 MSP Stl 12.85 12.10 13.00 13.45 11.80 2760.02 18.90 7.00 - 12.08
Fin.Cable [2] 467.80 457.40 473.95 473.95 456.00 50.60 608.65 350.60 18 457.05 B
Bata India [5] 1920.50 1888.30 1915.00 1920.50 1867.95 324.90 2261.65 1265.00 360 1888.20 MSTC 342.75 327.00 339.50 341.70 325.00 342.21 542.00 247.15 - -
FineOrgInd [5] 3993.00 3888.00 3955.00 3992.00 3831.05 19.28 4174.10 2130.00 70 3881.25 C
Bayer Crop 4466.60 4383.60 4480.00 4497.25 4371.40 46.25 6127.45 4371.00 39 4386.90 MT Edu 9.80 9.40 10.00 10.00 9.35 150.14 14.30 6.22 - 9.39
FineotexChe [2] 168.00 161.65 167.50 168.90 160.05 932.85 180.30 56.60 42 161.30 H
Beardsell [2] 15.70 14.95 14.95 16.45 14.95 319.35 23.50 7.99 - 15.00 MTARTech 1901.45 1834.35 1889.00 1894.00 1825.00 131.22 2563.30 860.00 - -
Fino.Ind [2] 160.55 156.10 159.90 160.55 155.45 508.06 268.00 120.00 11 156.20 C
Bedmutha 74.85 72.40 74.80 74.95 72.00 20.92 93.80 20.05 1 72.10 MTNL 24.55 23.70 24.00 24.70 23.25 1673.05 40.85 11.85 - 23.70
FinoPaymntBk 311.35 291.65 311.50 313.95 290.00 305.98 582.95 290.00 - - DC m
BEL [1] 200.00 198.15 198.00 201.85 196.85 3490.30 227.95 115.90 19 198.10 Mukand 127.85 124.15 126.00 127.50 122.00 40.64 166.50 55.15 6 123.50
Firstsource 127.35 123.80 126.60 127.60 121.35 5758.83 242.65 95.75 20 123.90 DC
BEML 1669.45 1536.95 1640.00 1646.00 1520.00 392.58 2084.00 953.00 40 1537.15 Mukta Ar [5] 43.30 42.00 43.30 43.45 41.50 13.21 65.35 25.60 30 42.05
BergrPaintIn [1] 737.80 726.65 736.45 738.95 725.05 373.94 872.00 675.00 95 727.15 FocusLtg&Fix 127.65 121.30 127.00 127.25 121.30 33.04 129.95 71.25 - - Munj.Auto [2] 48.90 47.25 47.55 48.95 46.80 92.80 72.80 46.80 19 47.20
Foods&Inns 88.85 87.35 85.25 88.45 84.50 35.86 125.00 79.00 - - VP
BestAgrolife 955.70 958.65 931.15 990.00 920.00 127.87 1407.80 202.35 - - Munj.Showa [2] 117.15 114.00 117.20 118.75 112.70 24.37 174.60 108.90 42 114.00
ForceMotors 1091.80 1066.55 1076.60 1087.90 1053.15 21.38 1740.00 1053.15 - - MO
BF Inv [5] 312.85 301.30 314.40 314.40 300.00 13.11 445.95 260.00 34 301.75 Murd.Cera 28.70 26.55 29.25 29.25 26.30 123.76 35.70 18.00 21 26.65
BF Util [5] 371.75 359.70 371.40 373.65 357.50 118.35 538.95 227.40 - 359.75 Fortis Hlt 261.15 256.25 259.00 259.95 253.40 930.26 313.80 156.00 - 255.65 MusicBrdcast 24.05 23.80 24.00 24.10 23.60 197.61 29.60 22.15 - -
BGR Engy 85.20 81.85 83.95 84.85 80.75 189.68 124.50 41.10 - 81.65 Foseco 1390.65 1372.30 1386.00 1394.00 1363.00 0.73 1790.00 1126.85 27 1377.00 J Muthoot Cap 306.10 290.35 309.95 309.95 289.90 19.45 495.50 280.00 - 290.55
Bhageria Ind [5] 237.70 230.45 238.00 238.55 227.55 30.50 328.55 146.25 14 227.35 FSNECommVent 1400.00 1327.55 1389.05 1389.05 1312.00 1411.58 2573.70 1312.00 - - &K B MuthootFinan 1324.05 1321.85 1318.00 1347.95 1308.50 948.24 1722.55 1120.45 13 1324.35
BhagiradaChm 1062.40 1027.25 1040.00 1074.00 1021.30 1.18 1130.00 719.15 - - Fut. Life [2] 49.40 48.05 49.35 49.40 47.75 153.10 89.55 46.00 - 48.10
BhagngrInd [2] 47.70 46.50 47.30 47.35 45.80 21.47 65.00 32.85 - 46.50 Fut. Mkt
FutEntpDVR [2]
8.75
12.35
8.55
12.20
8.60
12.15
8.85
12.85
8.45
11.30
52.91
27.35
21.00
16.89
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BhagyangrPr [2] 32.70 31.05 32.05 32.20 30.40 20.71 39.90 24.60 - 31.00 NACLInd [1] 81.50 79.30 80.10 82.20 78.80 76.19 104.65 35.30 22 79.10
Bhans.Eng [1] 132.00 137.35 129.20 139.70 127.10 751.67 221.80 125.50 5 137.35 Future Cons 7.00 6.90 7.00 7.00 6.85 3430.74 11.95 5.85 - - B NagaDhunseri 1296.95 1263.65 1348.00 1348.00 1215.00 0.11 2175.00 680.50 - -
Bharat Bij 1774.20 1760.80 1750.00 1771.85 1710.90 14.98 2169.00 1068.00 18 1755.85 FutureEntp [2] 8.80 8.60 8.85 8.95 8.50 510.72 13.92 7.61 - 8.63 DVR NagarjunFert[1] 12.55 12.35 12.55 12.65 12.15 720.83 20.67 4.91 - 12.38
Bharat For [2] 694.15 684.40 693.00 698.90 677.00 1604.94 848.00 555.60 32 684.60 FutureRetail [2] 46.85 46.15 47.30 47.75 46.00 2275.30 77.50 40.60 - 46.10 Nagrk.Cap [5] 12.20 12.15 11.70 12.80 11.70 7.77 19.07 5.24 - 12.99
Bharat Gea 156.70 150.45 156.70 160.80 149.90 47.23 190.20 65.80 8 150.95 FuturSuplyCh 65.70 63.85 66.00 66.85 62.50 24.12 121.95 59.35 - 63.80 m A Nagrk.Exp [5] 39.80 39.45 41.75 41.75 37.85 31.96 52.65 14.90 4 39.60
Bharat Ras 12333.30 11900.35 12319.00 12319.00 11850.00 1.96 15100.00 9206.00 31 11912.75 Nah.Cap [5] 482.35 452.85 482.00 482.00 450.00 25.06 588.60 85.50 22 452.10
Bharat Wire 76.95 73.20 76.10 76.10 73.15 24.75 87.00 33.50 14 73.30 G ................................................ B Nah.Ind 164.80 157.15 164.50 164.50 152.80 130.12 199.15 38.05 4 157.20
BharatDynamc 472.70 459.70 468.00 472.00 455.10 330.81 535.70 321.50 17 460.15 Gabriel [1] 120.80 115.70 117.90 119.05 113.65 543.97 168.00 99.90 18 115.75 A Nah.Poly [5] 407.35 386.10 407.00 422.00 381.00 111.09 475.00 82.05 14 384.75
Bharti Air [5] 712.55 709.95 708.05 716.55 703.00 4307.43 781.90 490.15 - 709.80 Gail(India) 140.85 136.30 140.40 140.55 135.70 5228.05 171.35 125.20 6 136.45 NALCO [5] 115.15 111.65 114.50 115.50 110.9517871.73 128.30 50.80 7 111.55
Bharti Infr 261.60 264.30 258.00 267.25 257.00 12.32 383.00 131.05 28 264.15 GalaxSurfact 2955.80 2963.15 2955.00 2999.00 2840.10 13.69 3600.00 2030.00 80 2947.55 Nalwa Son 1630.65 1598.45 1665.00 1690.60 1570.00 1.70 2165.55 947.35 14 1601.65
BHEL [2] 53.40 50.50 53.00 53.40 50.2044296.86 79.50 39.10 - 50.55 Gallant Isp [1] 49.15 48.50 49.15 49.85 47.45 16.88 69.90 33.65 14 48.40 BC m Nandan Den 139.05 135.35 134.35 139.00 133.00 63.51 172.50 28.00 10 135.60
BigBlocCons [2] 78.15 79.50 78.00 82.00 76.00 156.18 92.50 15.44 65 79.40 Gallant Mtl 63.90 62.25 64.50 64.50 61.45 30.68 88.00 42.80 7 62.25 BM A NandaniCreat 73.45 75.30 74.90 77.10 71.55 4.71 110.35 45.15 - -
Biocon [5] 392.70 387.50 390.40 392.20 385.00 1125.93 424.10 314.90 - 387.40 Gandhi Tub [5] 356.45 345.15 351.65 358.75 339.65 5.41 557.85 240.00 10 345.20 NarayaHru 656.60 637.85 659.90 660.00 633.05 284.97 679.15 380.05 156 637.20
BioflChm&Pha 66.95 65.70 65.15 67.65 64.45 22.21 107.00 55.00 - 65.60 Ganesh Hsg 203.40 193.90 196.80 200.85 191.55 43.89 243.50 43.20 - 193.10 H Natco Phr [2] 871.00 866.85 862.00 881.70 861.00 112.56 1188.95 779.00 61 866.65
BirlaCable 126.20 118.80 126.65 128.00 117.20 204.06 144.45 54.00 20 118.90 Ganesha Ecos 650.35 632.95 645.00 660.00 612.60 103.64 742.30 460.00 21 625.15 P Nath Bio-Gen 229.15 219.75 228.90 231.90 218.95 37.34 474.70 218.40 7 220.05
BirlaCorp 1124.85 1114.25 1124.85 1142.00 1101.05 127.33 1649.00 753.55 23 1113.65 GaneshBenzop 91.40 90.70 91.05 92.95 88.50 66.20 114.95 76.10 - - D Natl Build [1] 41.30 40.05 41.00 41.35 39.90 6257.68 59.80 35.60 30 40.00
Birlasoft 426.70 412.90 424.95 424.95 407.60 2951.14 585.85 215.90 - - GangaForging 17.25 16.65 17.30 18.00 16.00 894.35 147.25 13.65 - - P Natl Fert 49.55 48.20 48.60 49.25 47.90 280.81 73.75 37.50 42 48.15
BirlaTyres 23.10 22.65 23.10 23.45 22.05 155.13 31.95 21.00 - - GangesSecu 99.40 99.35 102.00 102.00 98.00 25.73 107.05 56.00 16 99.40 P Nava.B.Ve [2] 127.80 122.20 125.55 126.50 121.05 304.32 144.20 57.75 5 122.30
Bk of Ind 52.55 51.35 52.55 52.55 51.00 3767.42 90.10 48.80 7 51.40 GardenReach 224.70 221.10 224.70 224.70 218.35 152.34 279.80 167.65 12 221.10 w Navin Flu [2] 3857.95 3817.95 3855.00 3928.25 3772.00 316.00 4339.00 2337.80 73 3820.75
Bk of Mah 18.95 18.65 18.95 19.05 18.60 3040.45 31.95 17.25 13 18.65 GarwareHiTec 690.10 662.55 666.00 680.00 655.35 14.50 889.00 655.35 - - &P Navkar Corp 35.55 34.10 35.30 35.50 32.75 477.89 54.70 30.50 11 34.15
BL Kash [1] 24.05 24.05 24.10 24.65 23.30 161.73 33.00 13.60 14 24.00 GarwarTecFib 2956.75 2932.95 2912.20 2949.00 2870.10 8.01 4033.40 2285.15 40 2933.05 W Navneet Ed [2] 87.85 85.20 88.60 88.80 84.90 137.38 121.55 72.30 18 85.05
BlackBox 877.50 817.00 880.00 895.00 805.00 89.73 1750.00 768.10 - - Gati [2] 158.20 152.30 151.35 155.90 148.20 981.58 221.75 88.10 - 152.85 H NazaraTech 1961.15 1875.80 1959.00 1959.00 1867.05 54.89 3356.00 1432.00 - -
Bliss GVS [1] 85.95 77.80 85.95 87.10 76.95 2046.43 190.00 77.00 10 77.85 Gayt. Proj [2] 27.55 25.00 27.10 27.50 24.60 1046.64 60.65 21.65 - 25.00 KC m NBI.IndFinCo 2144.20 2252.85 2070.00 2350.00 2070.00 0.19 3200.00 1625.45 - -
BLSIntlServ [1] 224.50 214.70 216.30 224.45 213.70 111.07 309.25 81.00 - 214.60 GE Ship 317.00 316.00 314.10 316.80 309.15 245.91 477.00 261.70 7 315.65 K C m NCC [2] 65.50 63.60 65.00 65.25 62.50 3910.17 98.45 62.50 11 63.70
Blue Dart 6477.15 6277.75 6449.00 6449.00 6186.55 16.14 7499.00 4170.00 42 6280.75 GE T&DInd 102.25 93.35 102.60 103.35 91.50 238.24 153.80 91.50 - - KP NCL Ind 182.45 178.20 185.00 185.00 178.00 136.47 304.80 151.60 7 178.45
BlueStar [2] 1048.70 1060.50 1025.00 1072.00 1025.00 269.24 1134.90 701.00 76 1062.05 Geecee 186.70 180.10 184.60 201.95 176.65 791.07 211.25 91.20 18 180.05 K NDRAutoCompo 408.65 414.35 422.25 427.80 407.40 11.64 499.90 178.20 - -
Bodal Chem [2] 106.10 103.35 105.00 106.90 102.95 222.57 150.00 66.85 10 103.15 GeewayWires 79.75 78.45 81.35 81.35 78.20 5.08 112.90 69.95 - - m NDTV [4] 164.65 162.40 169.90 174.00 160.75 343.82 185.75 46.95 18 162.45
Bomay Bur [2] 1008.10 986.80 1008.10 1012.70 980.00 45.60 1424.40 980.00 - 985.75 Genesys [5] 419.35 440.30 426.00 440.30 405.00 91.23 463.65 71.45 87 444.95 M NECaryCorp 20.70 19.75 20.60 21.60 19.50 220.73 29.40 7.00 17 19.70
Bombay Dye [2] 109.75 103.90 108.00 109.45 102.00 3340.34 129.80 64.50 - 103.60 GenInsCorpIn[5] 129.20 125.50 129.15 129.15 124.60 227.38 243.70 117.50 15 125.80 MC P Nect.Life [1] 30.15 29.05 30.00 30.35 28.75 374.96 48.40 18.50 - 29.05
Bombay Ray 7.60 7.35 7.50 7.60 7.35 478.67 13.31 5.60 - 7.39 GenricEngCon 37.00 33.80 39.40 39.40 33.40 99.96 68.00 33.00 - - Nelcast [2] 76.05 74.15 75.60 76.00 73.95 41.89 100.00 61.00 46 74.10
BombySuprHyb 346.90 333.20 337.05 358.00 327.60 3.33 484.00 129.35 - - Genus P&B [1] 14.25 13.65 14.10 14.20 13.55 218.55 16.42 6.25 - 13.70 C H Nelco 707.90 677.90 704.75 707.60 675.10 52.01 968.55 178.85 140 679.45
BorosilRenew 595.30 582.60 580.05 594.80 575.00 361.84 747.90 213.25 - - Genus Pwr [1] 71.40 68.25 70.00 71.95 67.50 620.82 93.85 36.85 40 67.95 PA NeogenChem 1550.40 1578.15 1543.25 1590.95 1523.30 53.36 1930.00 757.20 - -
Bosch 15856.00 15787.00 15850.00 15882.20 15580.15 16.25 19244.50 13230.00 34 15801.30 GeojitFinSer 71.30 67.95 69.55 70.50 67.30 272.19 102.70 43.55 - - w Nesco [2] 559.85 550.70 559.85 564.15 548.05 19.09 697.00 463.50 22 551.65
BPCL 373.15 368.75 373.00 373.00 365.05 3103.77 503.00 356.80 6 368.95 GEPowerIndia 168.30 157.50 169.95 169.95 156.00 190.53 371.80 156.10 - 157.90 NestleIndia 18009.30 18106.10 17977.00 18160.00 17825.00 37.04 20599.95 15900.00 92 18090.45
BPL 61.95 58.00 61.00 61.90 57.65 155.59 176.65 19.00 - 57.90 GFL 68.00 66.40 68.00 69.60 65.30 89.75 118.00 60.50 - - WH Netwk 18 [5] 83.10 82.15 85.00 85.00 81.35 784.07 115.00 34.55 - 82.15
BrandConcept 70.75 74.05 74.25 74.25 71.55 103.62 82.15 53.25 - - GHCL 412.20 403.70 411.00 411.00 396.30 138.48 488.00 208.00 8 403.45 W Neuland 1123.85 1090.70 1100.00 1116.25 1080.05 32.68 2840.00 1070.15 24 1090.35
Brigade 494.25 496.00 489.10 499.90 482.30 227.04 542.90 230.90 34 495.95 GIC Hsg 142.20 140.05 142.95 143.95 139.00 117.07 202.50 104.60 4 140.15 W NewgenSwTech 548.90 531.70 540.00 545.00 529.70 70.23 754.70 271.70 25 531.85
Britannia [1] 3481.65 3475.25 3431.10 3500.00 3430.00 138.29 4152.05 3317.90 54 3471.30 Gillander 67.30 66.00 66.60 68.70 65.95 11.79 74.50 36.10 10 66.20 K NHPC 29.95 30.05 30.10 30.15 29.75 3801.09 37.00 23.10 9 30.05
Brooks Lab 89.45 83.75 88.25 90.45 81.50 41.01 155.00 49.95 - 84.05 Gillette 5103.10 5077.65 5103.10 5103.10 5003.00 3.27 6270.05 4950.35 58 5076.10 N RA NIIT [2] 438.40 435.60 430.50 441.25 425.10 671.46 507.00 136.50 72 435.50
BSE 2262.80 2163.65 2258.00 2258.00 2151.00 1239.97 2373.70 535.50 - - Ginni Fil 48.10 45.80 48.10 48.45 45.00 216.57 63.65 18.00 8 46.10 Nila Infras [1] 7.00 6.80 6.90 7.00 6.70 516.77 10.56 4.10 - 6.87
BSL 102.65 98.30 104.00 104.00 97.60 13.82 134.80 29.50 8 98.55 GKW 575.60 542.20 577.05 577.05 534.50 0.75 922.40 460.10 - - P Nilkamal 2206.95 2169.10 2170.00 2206.00 2155.25 2.92 3174.00 1754.00 40 2170.00
BtrflyGandhi 1284.40 1378.45 1304.00 1389.90 1255.00 765.85 1399.15 478.00 56 1377.40 GlandPharma 3217.50 3252.90 3211.00 3279.35 3120.00 246.96 4350.00 2308.55 - - Nippo Bat [5] 449.10 428.10 445.00 447.55 425.00 6.54 641.23 322.50 17 428.25
Glaxo Phr 1567.60 1567.40 1556.00 1574.95 1545.50 28.33 1917.00 1379.00 51 1566.25 NipponLIAM 313.35 303.95 313.00 313.75 302.05 449.28 476.45 302.05 - -
C ................................................ Glenmark [1] 470.30 455.60 470.30 472.20 452.50 907.12 690.60 442.15 7 455.40 M NirajCement 31.55 30.25 31.80 31.80 29.70 15.62 55.90 29.10 - -
Cadila HC [1] 376.55 371.15 375.00 377.00 369.25 1582.48 673.70 369.45 34 371.10 GlnmarkLifSc 519.00 500.45 515.00 518.50 499.80 82.83 799.00 499.80 - - D Nitco 29.15 27.75 29.60 29.60 27.70 92.66 42.75 17.40 - 27.85
Calif.SW 44.05 41.85 43.50 43.50 41.85 62.55 52.80 7.87 10 41.95 Glob.Spr 1254.40 1234.90 1250.00 1269.00 1217.70 139.14 1760.00 290.95 20 1236.10 NitirajEngg 65.10 65.10 68.00 69.10 65.10 1.08 82.80 38.20 - -
Camlin Fine [1] 138.60 130.15 135.00 136.85 128.35 247.77 230.80 116.30 - 130.10 GlobalEductn 77.10 75.05 74.20 77.00 73.25 9.90 96.40 35.50 - - NLC India 63.55 61.30 63.50 63.95 61.00 2418.48 80.00 46.25 6 61.40
Canara Bk 238.25 232.95 237.55 240.40 232.1513817.28 272.80 124.35 7 233.05 GlobeText(I) 11.30 11.10 11.10 11.65 10.90 382.69 19.20 10.90 - - K NMDC Ltd [1] 142.15 140.05 141.00 143.40 139.65 4899.10 213.15 117.50 4 140.00
CanFinHom [2] 599.50 592.50 595.55 606.85 585.85 464.56 721.25 468.10 18 592.95 GM Brew 651.05 633.75 644.10 644.10 631.30 17.68 922.85 370.00 12 634.00 K Nocil 210.20 207.25 210.00 211.00 204.15 389.34 321.00 157.50 24 206.90
Cantabil 914.05 884.70 934.00 934.00 872.60 28.62 961.15 346.30 39 884.40 GMDC [2] 135.45 136.40 137.50 142.90 132.20 7419.58 151.95 52.00 10 136.00 K C Noida Toll 7.75 7.10 7.65 7.70 7.05 354.09 10.33 5.13 - 7.17
CapaciteInfr 140.10 134.15 143.55 143.55 132.20 242.72 251.05 123.70 16 134.55 GMMPfauder [2] 4499.35 4511.60 4425.00 4559.85 4380.00 21.76 5435.00 3938.25 62 4505.65 K C m NovartisInd 703.55 677.15 700.00 700.55 676.30 13.87 850.00 676.30 - -

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NRAgarwalInd 235.20 227.10 233.30 235.75 226.85 19.35 361.15 193.85 ­ ­ RosariBiotec 1039.35 1008.40 1039.35 1040.00 1005.00 50.84 1619.00 905.20 ­ ­ SuumayaLife 298.35 297.35 300.10 304.80 290.00 105.46 736.85 197.65 ­ ­ Weizman 71.30 67.75 72.75 73.40 67.75 19.95 94.10 37.30 56 68.00
NRB Bear [2] 129.30 121.25 123.20 125.95 120.00 640.57 189.65 95.25 16 121.35 Rossell [2] 132.25 128.70 133.45 134.95 127.55 38.97 216.05 98.25 36 129.45 Suven Lif [1] 82.65 80.55 82.10 83.25 80.00 147.81 124.40 69.65 ­ 80.85 Wels.Corp [5] 155.85 148.60 151.05 153.05 147.25 807.13 197.00 106.00 11 148.25
NRB Ind [2] 23.90 23.70 23.50 24.20 23.30 3.98 34.80 9.25 ­ 23.65 RouteMobile 1518.20 1495.10 1510.00 1565.05 1474.00 360.40 2389.00 1395.45 ­ ­ SuvenPharma 551.25 549.45 545.70 552.00 538.45 204.62 590.00 450.00 ­ ­ Wels.India [1] 115.70 110.05 115.00 115.45 109.00 962.84 170.75 67.00 23 109.75
NTPC 132.35 131.95 132.40 134.15 131.1512212.74 152.10 93.20 8 131.85 Royal Orchd 106.30 102.95 107.00 109.75 100.50 714.84 113.40 57.25 ­ 102.85 SuvidaInfSvc 10.65 10.15 10.60 10.65 10.15 249.22 59.65 9.70 ­ ­ Wels.Inv 292.80 290.55 293.65 302.35 274.10 3.09 587.00 235.60 45 287.20
Nucleas Sw 476.90 471.15 476.90 476.90 461.50 21.84 765.35 458.00 25 470.50 RPG Life [8] 555.60 534.20 548.00 553.45 531.10 15.24 751.80 360.00 17 532.25 Suzlon [2] 10.15 9.65 9.75 9.95 9.6596950.62 13.10 4.36 ­ 9.68 Welspun Ent. 90.95 85.05 89.50 91.80 84.35 201.78 134.90 81.95 16 85.10
NURECA 1481.85 1425.70 1475.00 1475.00 1420.05 10.84 2315.00 555.60 ­ ­ RPower 14.15 13.60 13.85 14.15 13.4528841.00 19.25 3.01 ­ 13.60 SVPGlobalVen 65.45 68.35 64.50 69.50 61.75 1457.58 164.85 61.75 ­ ­ Wendt 4996.30 5002.35 4951.45 5135.40 4900.00 0.69 6249.00 3060.00 40 4983.35
NuvocoVistas 382.90 353.65 375.00 379.10 350.00 961.27 577.90 350.00 ­ ­ RPP Infra 51.75 48.90 50.30 51.60 48.20 177.18 78.75 37.71 8 49.00 Swan Ener [1] 163.40 164.25 164.95 167.90 157.50 146.61 185.05 112.50 ­ 164.65 West C Pap [2] 250.95 246.20 248.00 254.00 244.00 137.69 295.35 181.10 8 245.85
Nxtdigital 435.35 413.50 443.00 444.80 410.40 39.48 619.80 333.30 ­ ­ RPSGVentures 657.85 642.30 664.95 665.00 635.00 20.41 1144.90 292.95 ­ ­ Swaraj Eng 1413.55 1396.45 1420.65 1430.00 1388.30 3.25 1989.90 1254.95 14 1395.55 WestlifeDevp 463.95 449.80 462.00 465.00 445.05 199.40 629.00 385.10 ­ ­
RS Soft [5] 34.75 33.25 34.75 36.80 33.00 103.16 51.90 23.55 ­ 33.45 Symphony [2] 984.65 973.45 984.65 985.30 970.00 22.15 1529.65 890.00 58 972.65 Wheels Ind 653.65 620.60 636.55 652.00 610.00 13.48 1039.00 412.05 19 620.80
O................................................. RSWM 423.25 392.70 411.50 419.85 377.75 148.33 546.00 154.25 5 393.30 SynergGreen 170.75 164.50 167.40 168.50 159.95 11.31 243.00 135.90 ­ ­ Whirlpool 1704.50 1694.75 1701.20 1705.00 1672.95 76.29 2549.80 1673.65 80 1696.50
Oberoi 891.35 892.55 883.35 904.55 874.45 484.64 1051.90 514.20 75 889.55 Ruby Mills [5] 362.15 341.55 355.55 368.95 337.80 45.97 441.90 156.55 18 340.90 Syngene Int 563.50 548.05 563.45 565.45 545.00 772.09 699.95 490.35 54 550.00 Wil.Magor 24.05 23.75 23.75 24.85 23.30 5.20 40.00 16.45 ­ 24.00
OdishaCeme [2] 1789.05 1739.15 1779.05 1798.90 1730.10 89.26 2547.20 1394.10 280 1740.10 Ruch.Paper 81.00 81.20 81.00 82.50 79.25 52.09 105.60 57.00 8 80.90
Win.Diamond[2] 41.80 39.70 41.00 42.60 39.50 90.01 51.60 20.00 14 39.65
Oil Country 8.40 8.00 8.65 8.65 8.00 7.37 12.92 3.81 ­ 8.15 RuchiSoyaInd 860.60 828.40 861.00 861.05 821.10 16.22 1376.70 629.15 ­ ­ T ................................................. WindlsBiotec 264.25 260.35 264.30 265.25 258.05 29.77 452.00 255.30 ­ ­
Oil India 229.95 225.35 230.80 231.35 225.00 670.37 267.70 112.00 8 225.30 RudrabhshEnt 225.50 214.00 229.85 229.85 211.60 24.40 280.00 168.00 ­ ­ Tainwala 66.00 67.65 66.10 69.80 66.00 5.61 124.00 53.85 36 68.00
Rupa [1] 471.05 461.15 470.80 470.80 456.00 210.09 560.70 288.45 18 461.25 WinproIndust 6.80 6.85 6.80 7.10 6.55 710.42 14.35 5.00 ­ ­
OlectrGrnTec 755.90 718.70 747.20 747.20 718.15 166.71 888.80 166.10 ­ ­ Taj GVK [2] 134.25 135.85 134.80 140.90 131.65 777.37 161.15 102.20 ­ 135.70 Wipro [2] 562.45 570.80 555.75 572.70 555.40 8767.00 739.80 398.00 32 570.65
Omax Auto 51.15 48.90 50.45 50.70 48.50 24.12 74.00 36.95 ­ 48.50 Rush.Decor 404.40 375.35 404.30 405.90 371.55 84.17 443.80 163.05 59 375.75 Take Sol [1] 35.20 33.00 35.15 35.40 32.80 521.27 74.65 32.75 ­ 33.05 Wockhardt [5] 373.30 380.25 371.00 406.50 361.00 1821.48 804.50 361.40 ­ 379.85
Omaxe 103.50 98.70 92.20 99.80 85.00 2596.47 109.00 56.00 ­ 98.50 Talbros 478.15 457.60 473.00 477.65 451.60 43.88 654.90 193.05 15 457.95
OMDC [1] 2628.45 2547.30 2600.00 2669.95 2535.00 14.51 3800.00 2211.00 ­ 2549.80 S ................................................. Tanla Sol [1] 1654.65 1586.75 1600.05 1649.90 1562.15 227.51 2094.40 735.00 179 1587.35
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OmInfraLtd 45.60 45.95 45.45 48.00 44.65 337.52 56.45 18.95 ­ ­ S H Kelkar 148.15 145.00 147.15 148.50 144.55 132.65 207.30 103.65 35 144.90 Tarmat 62.90 59.15 63.90 63.90 58.10 35.51 98.00 42.10 18 59.30
Omkar Spl 32.10 30.30 31.50 32.75 30.00 49.49 47.05 4.74 ­ 30.20 Sadbhav [1] 36.15 33.50 36.50 36.50 33.25 615.10 96.30 33.30 10 33.60 TarsonsProd 655.55 656.25 650.00 674.45 643.45 108.42 924.90 581.45 ­ ­
One97Communi 833.40 807.70 832.50 834.00 805.00 1975.58 1955.00 805.00 ­ ­ SadbhavInf 12.60 11.80 12.60 12.70 11.65 505.83 41.50 11.65 ­ 11.83 TastyBiteEat 12398.80 11953.05 12399.00 12399.00 11873.00 0.85 21470.50 11917.00 157 11963.85 X-Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Onelife Cap 14.30 13.75 15.00 15.00 13.60 40.98 25.09 5.55 ­ 13.75 SafariIndia 867.50 826.45 875.00 875.50 824.00 13.69 1051.05 542.05 ­ ­ Tata Chem 886.90 876.90 886.80 890.50 872.00 1119.31 1158.00 615.65 34 874.75 Xchang 94.50 89.60 93.60 93.75 88.20 344.89 141.25 60.20 46 89.35
OnePntOneSol 13.85 13.85 13.85 14.45 13.20 383.49 96.05 10.55 ­ ­ Sagar Cem [2] 251.40 244.40 251.45 258.00 242.30 42.95 319.00 133.00 24 244.90 Tata Cof [1] 206.95 201.70 204.80 205.60 201.30 632.15 254.00 91.15 33 201.70 XelpmocD&T 305.70 299.75 311.00 311.00 290.00 32.93 513.00 251.65 ­ ­
ONGC [5] 167.90 163.40 167.40 167.55 163.0514222.26 176.40 97.45 6 163.40 SAIL 96.85 95.60 96.50 97.90 95.3024726.79 151.10 65.15 3 95.60 Tata Com 1236.70 1233.35 1231.05 1244.45 1207.60 285.83 1590.00 930.05 35 1233.20 YaariDigiInt 74.20 66.60 73.40 73.95 64.50 392.52 183.45 64.50 ­ ­
OnMobile 137.45 127.50 137.10 137.10 126.15 983.72 175.00 87.75 74 127.85 SakarHealth 121.15 118.60 121.00 121.50 117.00 15.49 212.00 89.75 ­ ­ Tata Elxsi 6985.50 6733.00 6915.00 6943.60 6710.40 235.15 7949.00 2544.80 83 6732.40 Yes Bk [2] 13.90 13.65 13.75 13.80 13.6064338.35 16.90 10.51 ­ 13.67
Onward Te 322.30 315.75 324.90 324.90 308.10 24.98 406.00 98.00 83 316.45 Saksoft 915.00 894.55 891.10 925.00 886.25 22.29 1172.35 338.80 50 892.25 Tata Inv 1407.85 1378.70 1400.05 1407.00 1374.20 20.21 1734.00 953.00 38 1378.60 YukenIndia 569.50 563.85 578.30 578.30 546.50 2.26 685.00 542.05 ­ ­
OptimusInfra 285.55 269.15 280.00 282.25 255.65 131.38 411.60 114.05 20 269.95 Sakuma [1] 12.15 11.30 12.15 12.40 11.10 526.47 15.50 4.25 ­ 11.30 Tata M DVR [2] 239.35 235.95 236.75 239.95 233.75 1252.81 298.50 117.00 ­ 235.85 Zee Ent [1] 261.40 254.35 258.00 261.85 252.80 9746.92 378.60 166.80 16 254.30
OracleFinSer [5] 3602.45 3525.75 3599.90 3602.45 3513.30 39.84 5144.60 2933.05 18 3530.25 SAL Stl 10.80 10.30 10.80 10.80 10.30 212.96 17.55 2.99 4 10.31 Tata Metlk 785.00 766.55 782.50 784.60 764.45 39.90 1374.00 695.00 9 767.30 Zee Learn [1] 14.15 13.80 13.90 15.95 13.55 1951.94 20.70 9.75 ­ 13.80
Orbit Exp 122.20 117.95 124.80 127.00 116.00 192.56 135.00 55.20 26 117.30 SalasarTech 217.75 255.45 219.90 261.30 218.50 1412.63 370.75 170.10 22 255.15 Tata Motors [2] 493.15 494.45 490.15 500.40 486.1022592.16 536.50 268.50 ­ 494.70 Zee Med [1] 16.65 15.85 16.70 16.90 15.85 3871.19 20.27 5.70 ­ 15.88
OrchidPharma 291.35 276.80 276.80 293.10 276.80 24.25 1667.00 276.80 ­ ­ SalonaCot 243.85 217.70 254.00 254.00 214.05 29.24 372.00 75.10 6 217.35 Tata Steel 1190.80 1181.85 1188.00 1202.00 1174.40 4978.73 1534.60 656.55 5 1181.50 Zen Exp 81.35 81.90 86.40 86.40 78.05 8.65 116.00 60.55 ­ 81.40
Oricon Enter [2] 35.60 34.30 35.05 36.90 33.50 383.98 44.80 17.15 31 34.15 Salzer Elec 184.50 174.00 184.00 185.70 173.00 113.37 263.50 110.15 11 173.95 TataConsuPro 717.50 713.20 710.50 721.35 704.50 1542.81 889.00 577.05 ­ ­ Zen Tech. [1] 205.75 200.70 205.00 205.70 196.35 388.85 257.70 65.00 ­ 200.60
Orient Bell 494.90 474.60 495.10 495.10 469.00 24.68 541.00 200.05 30 475.45 Sandesh 728.00 712.70 731.00 731.25 712.00 1.49 1079.00 610.60 7 718.80 TataPowerC[1] 225.75 225.00 224.00 227.65 222.2524657.96 269.70 89.00 32 225.00 ZensarTec [2] 361.90 348.80 358.10 359.55 346.00 839.67 587.00 240.00 27 348.55
Orient Cem [1] 161.45 153.40 158.25 160.50 152.10 372.45 185.50 88.60 11 153.55 SandharTech 239.50 235.05 239.50 241.00 232.05 26.74 333.00 175.00 18 235.50 TataStlLngPr 711.50 709.35 701.00 725.00 701.00 74.86 1087.70 644.45 ­ ­ Zod.Clo 108.10 104.40 108.10 108.10 104.00 15.72 153.80 85.05 ­ 104.35
Orient Htls [1] 53.85 51.70 53.30 55.50 51.20 1090.83 65.90 21.10 ­ 51.85 Sangam 344.20 317.55 334.50 337.35 292.30 77.41 423.40 70.35 11 321.25 TatvaChinPha 2310.35 2233.30 2285.00 2300.00 2221.00 19.76 2977.80 2001.00 ­ ­ ZomatoLtd 85.90 81.55 84.20 84.80 80.6518853.34 169.00 75.75 ­ ­
Orient Pap [1] 29.80 29.55 29.80 30.10 28.80 728.04 39.40 21.45 ­ 29.55 Sangh.Mov [2] 219.80 209.85 219.00 219.80 208.00 57.55 262.00 99.75 49 210.30 TCI Devl 311.50 317.80 305.15 328.90 300.05 2.04 549.00 278.55 ­ 315.50 ZotaHealthCr 357.20 317.80 351.15 356.95 312.00 87.24 448.00 137.25 ­ ­
Orient Pres 73.05 72.45 72.00 73.60 71.05 3.73 123.80 62.20 ­ 72.35 Sanghi Ind 52.50 49.75 53.00 53.00 49.20 348.91 84.70 38.45 21 49.70 TCI Express [2] 1723.35 1680.45 1695.00 1745.40 1653.90 14.83 2570.00 807.00 48 1672.65
Zuari Ag 135.25 126.90 136.00 136.00 125.85 127.65 158.90 83.30 ­ 127.10
OrientAbr [1] 28.65 28.65 28.65 29.95 28.25 161.81 40.45 20.00 ­ 28.60 SanginitChem 23.95 23.75 24.50 24.50 23.20 88.00 47.20 18.00 ­ ­ TCNSClothing 668.60 663.80 662.00 694.20 659.50 19.51 932.00 437.35 ­ ­
OrientalArmt 621.00 602.20 610.00 620.80 596.50 8.24 1100.00 545.05 ­ ­ Sanofi 7299.85 7172.70 7250.00 7278.00 7148.45 10.57 9300.00 6949.35 27 7176.15 TCPLPackage 718.85 781.35 748.70 837.00 745.10 895.19 837.00 360.00 ­ ­ Zuari Glo 169.20 161.80 169.90 170.45 161.00 71.44 189.00 74.05 9 162.00
OrientalCar 850.85 826.55 865.00 865.00 820.00 6.67 1321.00 820.00 14 829.25 SanseraEngg 657.70 648.05 673.00 673.00 644.00 18.45 889.00 644.00 ­ ­ TCS [1] 3793.90 3719.40 3810.00 3827.80 3705.55 7465.92 4045.50 2701.00 38 3720.25 ZydusWel 1548.40 1569.95 1550.00 1596.00 1501.05 104.59 2472.85 1431.00 ­ 1558.90
OrientElect 344.70 329.60 341.55 343.10 325.50 146.02 408.00 263.50 ­ ­ SapireFoodIn 1415.35 1331.15 1400.00 1400.00 1308.00 243.28 1540.00 974.45 ­ ­ TD Power 386.45 366.85 384.75 389.10 365.05 69.69 492.60 141.90 27 368.60
OrtinLabs
Oswal Chem
27.85
23.95
26.70
22.10
27.70
23.85
28.30
24.00
26.10 109.62
22.00 367.80
52.25 21.40 ­
36.75 15.25 12 22.10
­ Sarda Ene
Sarla Perf [1]
810.95
62.15
777.85
59.60
802.00
62.10
806.85
62.10
772.60 26.07
59.00 176.50
959.45
78.30
355.85
23.25
5 780.10
8 59.55
TeamleaseSvc
TechInd Nirm
3971.75
10.20
3915.50
10.70
3995.00
10.70
3995.00
10.70
3877.35
10.70
5.45
28.68
5544.10
10.83
2777.20 72 3906.05
2.50 ­ 10.83
Exchange Traded Funds
OswalAgroMil 30.50 29.25 30.00 30.45 29.00 83.44 45.30 8.35 ­ 29.30 SarthakMetal 114.40 109.80 112.95 117.00 109.00 14.08 144.00 89.90 ­ ­ TechMahind [5] 1437.95 1418.20 1427.15 1440.00 1410.10 2109.46 1837.75 915.05 27 1418.35
Sasken 908.80 893.00 906.25 909.95 882.00 16.77 1528.95 805.00 11 892.35 Technocr 867.50 826.65 851.00 861.65 820.35 7.64 993.40 345.05 11 827.85 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl
P ................................................. SastaSunVent 407.45 397.25 423.00 426.00 390.00 80.99 583.00 97.00 ­ 396.05 TechnoEle&En 259.85 252.90 262.90 262.90 250.00 64.62 362.80 222.00 ­ ­
P&GHealth 4675.80 4574.65 4699.20 4699.20 4555.00 5.11 7200.00 4555.00 ­ ­ SatiaIndus 97.05 93.90 95.55 96.85 93.50 201.84 118.00 73.00 ­ ­ TegaIndust 475.20 450.25 474.00 477.45 447.30 152.29 767.70 447.30 ­ ­ Axis Gold [1] 43.08 43.08 124.90 43.60 38.36 43.15
P&S Bk 16.40 16.20 16.65 16.65 16.15 345.83 22.65 15.30 8 16.25 Savita 1069.70 1026.75 1069.70 1069.70 1015.50 15.52 1822.65 920.00 5 1027.70 TejasNetwork 443.75 421.95 433.60 444.00 421.60 233.02 570.50 156.50 ­ ­ AXISAMC ­ AXISBNKETF 377.14 375.90 0.51 449.40 304.50 ­
Page Ind 41496.45 41019.80 41400.00 41870.75 40740.15 18.65 45162.90 27287.90 99 41016.95 SBI [1] 515.30 511.85 511.55 517.50 504.6516866.93 549.05 321.15 13 511.85 TemboGlblInd 298.90 283.90 298.50 298.80 269.05 190.17 334.55 116.50 ­ ­ AXISAMC ­ AXISBPSETF 10.51 10.50 47.46 10.69 9.06 ­
PaisaloDigit 689.70 673.55 693.15 696.85 668.00 19.95 1143.15 560.10 44 673.70 SBICards&Pay 826.40 802.45 826.40 826.40 801.00 1151.63 1165.00 781.20 ­ ­ TeraSoftware 53.60 50.85 50.60 54.00 50.50 53.18 85.00 33.00 ­ 50.95 AXISAMC ­ AXISCETF 69.83 68.59 2.75 81.00 60.00 ­
Pan.Petro [2] 246.50 234.50 243.00 248.35 232.50 145.77 332.55 140.00 8 233.50 SBILifeInsur 1150.50 1134.75 1145.00 1150.50 1123.00 1020.38 1293.00 840.00 83 1129.15 Tex.Infra [1] 60.50 59.45 59.15 60.90 58.40 58.30 83.75 50.00 ­ 59.50 AXISAMC ­ AXISHCETF 81.85 81.66 5.80 105.00 79.80 ­
Panac.Bio [1] 205.30 212.95 205.30 215.55 197.00 325.37 453.70 163.80 ­ 213.35 SchaeflerInd [2] 1844.35 1867.15 1872.95 1900.00 1825.00 223.68 1928.01 964.95 46 1867.70 Tex.Pipe 78.20 78.85 76.55 82.00 74.15 294.08 100.90 24.20 14 78.75
AXISAMC ­ AXISNIFTY 181.84 181.77 4.11 212.22 132.00 ­
PanachDigLif 57.55 56.40 56.25 59.80 54.00 27.18 94.80 40.50 ­ ­ SChand&Co [5] 109.70 106.20 108.00 109.30 105.35 45.61 149.40 71.35 61 106.25 Tex.Rail [1] 37.05 34.75 36.55 37.35 34.40 2057.40 49.80 21.83 ­ 34.80
Schneider [2] 123.70 117.95 122.00 126.25 116.00 1744.60 147.00 86.50 ­ 118.05 TGB Banq 8.75 8.70 8.75 8.95 8.60 15.00 12.90 4.14 ­ 8.81 AXISAMC ­ AXISTECETF 349.64 350.79 1.04 437.10 250.95 ­
PansriDevlop 114.05 111.70 110.80 114.00 109.05 1.54 176.45 57.75 ­ ­ Bank BeEs [1] 378.88 379.51 642.73 420.43 303.00 379.32
ParagMilk 105.90 101.80 106.00 107.00 100.50 475.61 159.85 94.00 19 102.20 SCI 116.80 113.20 115.90 116.25 112.50 1115.32 160.20 91.25 7 113.45 Thanga.Jwl 1134.20 1099.35 1134.20 1134.20 1093.00 5.05 1520.00 575.00 34 1091.65
Seamec 1198.50 1106.95 1198.50 1198.50 1100.00 6.58 1309.35 385.50 28 1110.95 The Byke Hos 32.30 32.45 32.20 35.00 31.10 148.76 43.60 16.55 ­ 32.45 Birla Gold 45.47 45.54 92.52 45.90 40.50 45.31
ParasDef&Spc 654.05 631.85 654.00 654.00 630.00 106.35 1258.20 617.15 ­ ­ Birla Nifty [100] 19.21 19.10 48.52 4810.00 4061.00 4559.10
ParDrugs&Che 151.50 151.70 157.75 157.75 147.00 15.01 310.60 142.90 ­ ­ SecureludTec 109.55 101.10 107.00 109.30 99.85 45.72 243.75 80.00 ­ ­ TheAnupEngg 861.65 832.90 840.05 859.00 823.20 15.84 1236.95 548.00 ­ ­
SecuriIntSvc [5] 499.45 497.95 499.00 514.00 491.00 391.68 559.75 350.45 64 496.95 TheGrobTeaCo 989.45 961.25 966.00 974.00 952.45 0.28 1444.80 761.35 ­ ­ BIRLASLAM ABSLBANETF 37.33 37.62 16.81 420.00 33.90 ­
PasuptiAcryl 40.95 38.55 40.10 41.20 38.20 186.26 57.60 28.05 ­ ­ BIRLASLAM ABSLNN50ET 41.50 41.06 2.14 520.00 40.58 ­
Patel Int 15.65 15.05 15.65 15.70 14.75 54.47 20.35 9.75 ­ 15.25 Selan Exp 153.20 158.30 152.95 160.00 151.50 323.20 180.05 113.10 30 158.40 TheInvstTrst 103.00 100.35 103.00 105.85 99.00 20.10 141.15 83.00 ­ ­
Sequent Sc [2] 150.35 142.30 149.00 152.30 140.10 1531.39 336.40 140.00 ­ 142.15 TheMandRetVe 17.25 16.50 16.50 17.00 16.20 131.50 25.00 10.35 ­ 16.45 BIRLASLAMCBSLSENETFG 55.44 55.12 1.20 664.99 47.55 ­
PBA Infra 13.95 13.30 13.40 13.55 13.30 13.13 22.73 7.50 1 13.18
PBFintech 751.55 727.70 748.85 757.25 718.05 402.88 1470.00 718.05 ­ ­ Sesh.Paper [2] 144.95 144.75 150.00 150.00 143.15 98.93 230.00 137.10 8 145.35 TheNewIndA [5] 131.50 126.85 130.00 130.00 126.50 162.85 182.90 126.15 22 126.50 BIRLASLAMC ­ HEALTHY 8.26 8.14 50.42 10.41 7.97 ­
PC Jewl 22.05 20.80 22.00 22.20 20.65 1575.86 32.75 19.95 ­ 20.80 SetcoAuto [2] 16.15 15.60 15.75 16.30 15.50 136.99 25.20 12.75 ­ 15.60 Thermax [2] 1867.55 1800.15 1855.00 1885.95 1788.95 108.46 2174.00 1140.00 85 1797.65 BIRLASLAMC ­ SILVER 66.08 65.41 12.48 68.80 63.20 ­
PCBL 211.80 202.45 211.00 211.25 201.60 414.07 277.30 175.00 ­ ­ Shah Alloy 66.20 62.90 68.00 69.00 62.90 248.89 69.45 7.73 2 62.85 Thiru.Chem [1] 239.25 226.85 240.00 242.35 225.00 620.55 357.25 85.00 13 227.50 BIRLASLAMC ­ TECH 34.44 34.39 12.40 43.75 33.29 ­
PDS 1620.25 1619.50 1649.00 1749.45 1505.25 12.96 2024.80 603.95 ­ ­ Shakt.Pump 582.75 556.30 572.75 580.45 552.05 63.55 910.00 475.00 17 555.65 Thom.Cook [1] 67.55 63.35 67.35 67.40 58.55 762.51 85.45 41.60 ­ 63.30 ConsConstCon 136.67 136.43 260.62 156.00 95.00 ­
Pearl Glo 466.90 428.20 470.00 479.65 421.20 12.76 598.00 162.00 62 429.90 Shal.Paints [2] 136.15 135.95 136.00 139.90 133.00 271.86 150.60 82.90 ­ 135.85 ThyrocareTec 889.95 877.15 885.75 891.35 868.40 73.91 1465.90 832.00 28 876.40 DSPAMC ­ DSPN50ETF 173.58 172.65 0.88 184.00 167.50 ­
Pearl Poly 18.80 17.90 18.70 18.75 17.10 53.27 25.30 13.87 1 18.00 SHALBY 135.60 133.20 134.95 137.05 132.10 69.88 214.00 96.05 21 133.00 Tidewater [2] 1396.65 1365.00 1382.00 1390.00 1354.00 13.68 3693.75 840.00 24 1365.85 DSPAMC ­ DSPNEWETF 195.65 194.83 2.34 209.85 158.90 ­
Pennar Ind [5] 38.70 36.65 37.50 39.50 36.10 582.31 47.95 16.25 13 36.85 ShankarBldg 706.60 698.25 712.90 721.00 682.90 340.25 751.00 359.50 70 694.50 TIL 122.10 115.20 121.10 121.10 113.15 16.10 245.00 112.80 ­ 117.65 DSPAMC ­ DSPQ50ETF 165.24 164.42 3.57 186.00 159.73 ­
Persistnt 3858.40 3837.40 3825.00 3971.95 3718.65 404.14 4986.85 1597.00 46 3844.10 Shanthi Grs [1] 180.25 192.60 180.25 205.60 178.65 938.28 211.20 119.65 37 192.55 Tilakngr Ind 72.50 68.95 72.00 72.70 68.90 972.39 103.80 27.50 ­ 69.00 DSPBRAMC ­QUIDETF 1000.00 1000.00 10.50 1020.00 805.90 ­
Petronet 213.10 208.35 211.30 212.35 208.05 1399.51 260.90 206.70 10 208.55 ShardMotor [2] 725.80 719.75 710.15 731.00 694.45 12.35 950.00 323.65 14 722.00 Time Gty 91.40 82.30 89.60 89.60 82.30 136.34 93.70 21.45 13 82.30 EDELAMC ­ BBETF0432 1005.05 1003.75 2.21 1005.49 994.99 ­
PFC 118.35 118.50 117.15 119.50 116.80 5557.22 153.75 104.10 3 118.55 ShardaCropch 561.05 529.10 559.90 561.00 524.95 161.77 673.00 274.00 18 528.15 Time Tech [1] 74.95 72.40 75.65 75.65 72.00 538.26 94.50 52.35 16 72.60 EDELAMC ­ EBANK 4050.00 4007.89 0.02 4398.00 3242.33 ­
Pfizer 4342.90 4292.45 4310.00 4342.90 4280.00 26.58 6164.80 4200.00 33 4290.50 ShareIndSec 1134.85 1129.45 1106.05 1134.00 1100.00 36.36 1368.85 221.20 ­ ­ Timken 1965.30 1972.55 1966.00 1988.00 1926.60 25.82 2174.55 1208.00 57 1972.05 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0423 1163.79 1165.90 12.04 1183.10 1083.37 ­
PG Elec 645.90 635.15 644.00 648.40 613.85 98.77 870.00 246.30 60 636.05 SheelaFoam [5] 3251.50 3255.55 3267.80 3300.00 3200.00 47.88 3949.40 1900.00 78 3251.05 Tinplate 352.70 339.95 352.80 355.60 338.00 553.92 395.60 146.30 12 340.25 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0425 1081.32 1084.11 40.88 1170.00 1005.00 ­
PGHH 15770.95 15529.80 15770.55 15770.55 15200.00 9.08 16420.90 12021.15 87 15517.65 Shemaroo Ent 122.45 114.65 119.00 119.95 113.15 55.97 181.00 63.25 46 115.50 TirpathiForg 13.20 12.60 12.85 13.05 12.55 59.80 38.35 11.55 ­ ­ EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0430 1197.07 1199.33 12.61 1247.90 1064.16 ­
Phoenx.Mil [2] 973.05 976.15 973.00 990.00 940.00 610.73 1199.95 672.00 186 977.55 Shilpa Med [1] 452.85 444.00 451.85 468.60 441.95 142.17 670.95 317.05 31 444.05 Tita.Wag [2] 96.60 91.65 96.00 96.20 91.30 325.18 123.85 44.20 14 91.70 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0431 1068.56 1063.14 139.16 1143.10 994.01 ­
PI Ind [1] 2587.50 2505.60 2572.10 2582.80 2493.60 324.81 3533.30 2104.70 47 2502.70 Shiv.Global 27.55 26.20 26.25 26.65 26.20 41.81 38.95 7.85 21 26.15 TitanCompan[1] 2488.95 2454.35 2488.00 2488.00 2411.05 788.57 2687.30 1396.25 98 2453.35
Gold BeEs [1] 43.18 43.10 5190.61 43.51 38.17 43.08
PidiliteInd [1] 2430.70 2426.30 2413.00 2453.30 2398.80 187.48 2764.60 1666.70 100 2426.85 ShivalikBimt 459.10 431.65 451.35 458.95 428.00 60.89 508.75 115.10 ­ ­ TN News 126.50 122.20 127.15 127.15 121.55 100.15 182.80 116.30 ­ 122.40
Shivam Auto [2] 25.20 26.25 25.80 26.45 24.50 909.70 44.85 13.97 ­ 26.30 TN Petro 101.85 99.25 101.00 102.40 98.00 237.50 150.45 39.40 5 99.30 Goldmanamc ­ CPSEETF 31.87 31.68 643.07 32.95 21.08 31.68
Pilani Inv 1759.55 1733.50 1778.00 1778.00 1732.00 1.67 2246.95 1523.90 13 1733.85 HangSengBees [1] 311.72 309.43 3.18 382.00 287.00 309.46
Pion.Dist 168.60 168.30 167.00 168.70 164.00 3.86 209.30 92.00 ­ 167.85 ShivaMills 126.40 120.10 128.95 128.95 120.10 9.32 209.00 40.00 6 120.95 Tokyo Pl 97.90 93.95 97.10 97.55 93.35 10.31 130.75 63.65 ­ 94.90
ShivaTaxyarn 219.30 212.45 215.05 228.15 206.05 20.36 322.15 126.00 12 211.50 Tor.Pwr 479.50 477.65 478.80 484.95 473.25 559.72 606.05 362.10 17 477.80 HDFC Gold [1] 44.31 44.18 3181.30 44.70 38.70 44.21
Pion.Emb 52.95 52.10 52.00 53.95 51.50 47.36 79.60 36.05 7 51.75 HDFCAMC ­ HBANKETF 373.38 374.32 0.50 419.95 300.00 ­
PiramalEntp [2] 2162.45 2096.90 2133.00 2169.90 2083.75 834.05 3013.00 1612.00 145 2098.30 ShivlkRasayn 876.45 857.60 899.00 899.00 853.50 4.58 1195.00 852.10 ­ ­ TorrentPhar [5] 2663.95 2654.90 2650.20 2668.70 2615.10 87.57 3304.45 2311.30 43 2655.85
Shop.Stop [5] 339.95 331.10 340.00 346.15 328.00 61.38 425.00 180.00 ­ 331.60 Tou.Fin.Cor 61.75 60.00 61.00 61.50 59.50 95.76 83.30 51.65 7 60.10 HDFCAmc­Nift [76] 185.29 184.71 29.15 202.00 148.55 184.61
PittiEngg [5] 242.25 236.60 237.70 242.90 228.00 137.42 299.00 54.10 14 236.35 HDFCAmc­Sens 621.69 623.48 3.19 704.92 455.00 ­
Plastiblen [5] 218.55 216.50 221.95 221.95 213.30 17.65 305.95 207.25 15 217.80 Shr.CU.Fin 1792.15 1738.95 1775.90 1792.05 1730.00 13.77 2600.00 1321.55 11 1736.95 TouchwoodEnt 105.45 100.85 105.00 105.00 100.00 11.08 148.45 71.50 ­ ­
Shr.EPC 8.55 8.75 8.55 9.10 8.15 1520.27 12.42 3.80 ­ 8.76 TPL Plastech 131.25 127.45 130.55 133.10 125.25 10.14 228.30 70.25 15 128.10 IBULLSAMC ­ IBMFNIFTY 183.20 184.28 0.68 200.00 140.00 ­
PNB Gilts 64.55 63.95 65.00 65.20 63.05 193.96 94.65 46.55 13 63.80
PNB Housing 450.25 421.40 448.00 450.00 416.90 508.87 924.00 350.00 9 421.30 Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 34.80 33.05 34.60 34.90 32.80 6601.66 47.75 9.00 ­ 33.00 Trans.Corp [2] 625.65 587.60 625.00 626.40 580.65 108.52 858.00 239.75 18 589.80 ICICIPRAMCBHARATIWIN 47.39 46.92 113.61 52.20 31.20 ­
PNC Infratec [2] 275.20 261.55 277.40 277.40 256.30 401.24 395.55 217.50 15 262.05 Shr.Tr.Fin 1258.10 1220.20 1244.00 1252.55 1210.10 909.20 1696.15 1104.05 14 1220.35 Transwarnt 10.25 9.75 10.20 10.20 9.75 3.80 14.54 2.22 ­ 9.55 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI500 24.37 24.22 520.33 283.80 23.12 ­
PodarHseDVPT 236.75 230.90 223.50 245.00 216.20 5.73 312.90 139.00 ­ 233.40 ShradInfProj 57.35 57.55 56.95 59.20 56.95 11.76 80.00 35.55 ­ ­ TrejharaSolu 80.05 76.40 80.05 80.90 76.05 43.52 127.45 28.50 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIALPLV 168.56 168.01 6.72 197.60 131.70 ­
PoddarPigmen 295.10 293.15 297.00 306.00 290.10 21.87 434.00 162.50 12 293.50 Shre PushChe 235.60 226.45 235.60 244.70 223.20 122.06 274.95 115.50 19 226.20 Trent [1] 1045.15 1035.35 1045.00 1054.80 1011.00 576.90 1211.95 689.15 150 1034.50 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIAUTO 114.55 113.96 12.05 124.40 110.53 ­
Pokarna Ltd [2] 720.75 703.25 706.25 720.00 700.00 43.62 832.00 193.65 ­ 701.35 ShreDigvjCem 65.75 63.80 66.70 66.70 63.05 195.00 97.80 55.05 ­ ­ TRF 124.65 121.10 124.75 124.75 118.55 6.71 171.15 81.20 ­ 120.45 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 186.88 188.50 113.38 227.70 160.40 ­
Poly.Medi [5] 743.45 716.60 743.00 743.00 703.50 50.11 1163.00 648.80 48 714.75 ShreeCement 24349.55 24678.35 24340.00 24993.00 24050.05 65.70 32050.00 23505.70 36 24691.65 Trib Bhimji 70.45 70.05 72.45 72.45 69.20 144.21 104.40 58.05 20 69.85 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICICONSU 69.36 69.21 0.32 82.25 57.01 ­
PolycabIndia 2380.20 2380.95 2374.00 2414.25 2338.00 338.51 2771.75 1126.10 ­ ­ Shreyans 110.25 108.60 111.95 118.85 107.50 231.61 152.00 77.00 8 108.65 Trigyn 147.45 135.20 143.15 147.40 133.25 284.24 218.60 57.05 ­ 135.80 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIFMCG 368.37 365.85 48.59 437.00 356.22 ­
Polyplex 1985.30 1935.20 1958.00 1975.55 1930.00 68.21 2150.00 761.50 10 1936.85 Shreyas 314.65 298.00 310.00 313.80 291.70 103.70 448.00 70.00 5 296.85 TRIL [1] 38.35 36.40 38.80 39.35 36.15 455.91 46.50 15.90 30 36.55 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICILIQ 999.99 999.99 61.51 1040.00 971.50 ­
PonawalaFinC 254.25 243.25 252.00 254.75 240.10 2615.64 302.90 101.55 ­ ­ ShriramPropr 87.35 84.30 88.00 88.15 84.05 447.31 115.75 79.50 ­ ­ Triv.Eng [1] 264.45 258.40 260.10 264.30 255.05 507.58 300.00 71.50 17 257.80 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIM150 110.77 109.34 53.61 132.70 86.25 ­
Ponnie Sug 232.15 225.60 232.00 238.40 223.35 13.78 382.50 131.15 8 225.55 ShyamCent [1] 18.95 17.70 18.30 18.45 17.30 923.70 21.85 4.82 8 17.60 Triv.Tur [1] 188.35 176.45 183.70 187.70 175.00 327.34 231.25 96.00 56 177.05 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICINXT50 41.74 41.16 550.78 50.97 31.30 ­
Power Mech 906.05 891.40 892.00 906.60 885.00 21.10 1094.70 500.05 10 891.10 ShyamMetalic 323.45 317.45 321.05 322.75 310.00 286.19 461.15 300.00 ­ ­ TT 108.20 105.95 108.50 111.00 104.05 29.65 137.00 40.15 6 107.35 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIPHARM 82.79 81.63 2.53 105.00 71.99 ­
PowerGrid 195.70 198.15 195.70 199.00 195.55 8011.98 220.85 148.88 10 198.10 Siemens [2] 2457.40 2415.60 2453.95 2475.60 2406.00 256.13 2577.45 1718.00 81 2416.15 TTK Prst [1] 850.55 822.00 850.60 851.00 817.50 61.57 1269.60 680.00 40 822.10 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICISILVE 66.15 65.70 269.98 67.29 62.91 ­
Praj Ind [2] 353.60 338.85 350.00 351.50 336.00 600.58 448.25 135.60 46 339.05 SigachiIndus 318.75 314.55 317.60 320.95 312.05 77.42 494.00 306.35 ­ ­ TTKHealtcare 720.75 711.00 721.40 725.00 705.00 16.85 827.50 456.80 25 709.65 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICITECH 351.86 351.49 213.07 419.70 201.48 ­
PrakashPipes 154.05 154.10 155.00 160.50 150.25 138.34 194.70 111.00 ­ ­ SignetIndus 47.50 45.65 47.40 47.50 45.35 30.96 69.45 26.40 ­ ­ TubeInvIndia 1612.40 1634.35 1610.00 1673.00 1585.55 178.49 2025.00 1000.00 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ IPRU5008 374.41 375.57 3.24 449.70 285.00 ­
Praksh.Ind 63.50 63.25 63.50 65.85 61.50 1280.03 104.65 50.85 7 63.20 SikkoIndust 56.75 53.95 55.65 58.50 53.95 1.19 79.65 38.60 ­ ­ TV Today [5] 397.70 386.55 397.70 399.05 385.00 43.06 460.00 248.40 13 386.40
SIL Inv 334.30 334.05 334.20 351.75 329.95 16.16 378.00 166.60 22 333.20 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 44.27 44.20 596.87 49.20 37.05 ­
Praksh.Stl [1] 6.30 6.00 6.15 6.20 6.00 826.61 9.92 0.72 2 6.00 TV18 Br [2] 66.00 61.60 65.50 65.70 61.0010163.87 77.00 26.05 58 61.65
SilgoRetail 30.85 30.50 30.35 30.80 30.30 8.54 66.70 28.50 ­ ­ TVS Elec 226.05 213.05 227.00 228.00 210.00 151.91 283.70 117.20 24 213.75 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 99.39 98.99 9.41 115.00 77.10 ­
PratapSnack [5] 750.25 729.15 750.00 756.30 715.00 5.76 953.00 484.65 52 725.45 ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 95.86 95.10 23.40 109.10 69.30 ­
PraxisHomeR[5] 69.70 67.00 71.00 72.50 66.25 17.11 76.80 17.83 ­ 66.70 SillymonkEnt 23.00 23.45 23.00 24.00 22.10 7.27 32.80 17.15 ­ ­ TVS Mot [1] 663.50 658.40 663.50 671.30 657.00 1757.85 793.45 495.00 34 658.10
SimbholiSug 20.30 19.70 20.20 20.20 19.50 48.66 44.60 6.36 ­ 19.70 TVS Sri 1920.25 1928.60 1917.00 1943.00 1881.60 2.22 2588.00 1647.50 22 1927.10 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 189.99 188.81 6.26 208.00 143.40 ­
PrecisionCam 144.70 134.25 142.50 144.55 132.15 286.37 189.50 38.05 22 134.65 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 185.58 185.08 210.05 231.30 140.80 ­
Precot 348.95 335.25 349.00 349.60 327.70 17.56 400.00 95.35 ­ ­ Simp.Inf [2] 39.20 37.25 39.45 39.45 37.25 101.63 56.05 27.80 ­ 37.55
Precsn.Pipe 209.30 207.60 209.10 213.25 200.45 21.48 339.35 173.65 28 206.55 SintercomInd 94.00 92.15 94.10 95.20 92.00 30.21 108.00 61.20 ­ ­ U................................................. ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF
IDBI Gold [100]
630.31
4571.10
629.34
4568.40
1.58
0.18
700.00
4810.00
493.60
4061.00
­
4559.10
PremierExplo 268.50 281.90 281.90 281.90 281.90 33.44 324.10 121.30 42 282.45 Sintex [1] 8.80 8.40 8.75 8.75 8.40 5528.82 20.45 3.23 ­ 8.40 UB [1] 1545.25 1525.35 1530.00 1549.85 1517.00 214.42 1793.65 1050.00 119 1526.80
SintexPlaTec 8.20 7.80 8.00 8.15 7.80 2922.11 15.30 2.95 ­ ­ IDFCAMC ­ IDFNIFTYET 180.62 180.17 0.26 223.00 147.47 ­
PremPolyfil [5] 79.15 73.40 77.10 77.65 71.30 13.46 58.87 27.11 ­ 37.30 Ucal Fuel 126.30 123.45 127.90 128.55 122.55 23.19 206.10 122.45 83 123.65
Pressman [2] 40.45 38.70 41.40 41.40 38.50 58.35 53.50 20.55 20 38.90 SircPaintInd 471.40 460.10 472.00 474.80 456.00 16.51 625.00 283.00 ­ ­ Uco Bk 12.60 12.50 12.55 12.65 12.45 2850.34 15.85 10.60 ­ 12.51 Infra BeEs 513.88 510.12 0.86 1950.00 1477.00 1800.00
Prestige Est 445.50 446.35 445.50 451.80 438.95 801.46 553.40 260.15 54 445.90 Siyaram [2] 463.55 443.10 452.50 462.80 441.40 118.02 531.30 180.65 11 442.25 UdaipurCemen 33.00 31.75 32.45 32.60 31.50 131.85 41.80 30.85 ­ ­ InvesIndGold [100] 4502.70 4496.35 0.73 4549.90 3989.50 4492.00
PRICOL [1] 125.40 122.35 124.50 124.90 121.00 756.70 139.45 60.00 47 122.25 SJSEnterpris 386.90 382.15 388.80 388.80 378.00 46.27 551.00 339.50 ­ ­ Uflex 559.20 531.15 552.00 556.35 526.15 225.80 658.45 353.80 20 531.20 InvesInNifty 1877.57 1880.00 0.05 2319.00 1521.30 ­
Prime Foc [1] 82.70 78.60 83.95 84.40 78.60 76.41 102.75 48.55 ­ 78.65 SJVN 30.30 29.00 29.30 29.60 29.00 2405.20 33.80 24.50 7 29.00 UFO Moviez 96.85 96.25 97.00 99.00 93.65 196.52 125.45 68.75 ­ 95.95 Kotak Nifty [5] 182.10 181.54 22.06 2252.45 1627.25 1826.35
Prime.Sec [5] 103.35 100.70 100.40 106.00 95.25 49.53 133.25 39.65 22 99.95 SKF India 3483.85 3419.20 3500.00 3516.30 3376.45 28.78 4245.25 2059.50 43 3412.40 Ugar Sug [1] 46.10 43.45 46.10 46.10 41.50 954.62 55.00 15.35 13 43.35 Kotak PSU Bk 275.43 273.06 14.35 305.25 187.95 272.74
PrincPipeFit 669.15 666.60 655.65 672.00 655.10 141.27 897.00 385.00 ­ ­ Skipper [1] 71.15 68.15 71.50 71.80 68.00 150.49 98.35 51.50 56 68.15 UgroCapital 202.05 194.80 199.00 201.85 192.20 102.03 230.35 108.55 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMKOTAKALPHA 32.31 31.93 130.33 41.00 31.23 ­
PrismJohnson 119.05 120.25 119.65 121.00 117.00 329.27 160.00 101.60 24 120.25 SKM Egg 68.30 66.10 67.20 67.65 64.95 61.36 98.45 43.65 16 66.45 UjivanFinSer 113.20 107.80 109.85 111.95 106.30 1755.75 261.70 105.00 ­ 107.75 KOTAKMAMC ­ KOTAKIT 34.98 34.86 28.83 46.00 23.36 ­
Prit.Nandi 51.70 49.05 50.10 50.85 48.70 42.42 73.00 17.10 ­ 49.05 Smartlink [2] 135.35 128.90 135.35 135.35 128.60 9.41 253.80 78.10 ­ 129.00 UjjivanSFB 17.95 17.50 17.95 18.00 17.35 1212.41 38.35 16.75 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMKOTAKMID50 80.53 78.37 4.29 88.00 77.70 ­
PritikAutoIn 17.00 16.50 17.00 17.20 16.20 150.69 22.80 13.75 ­ ­ SMCGloblSecu 76.10 74.35 75.30 76.10 73.80 69.87 104.75 65.80 ­ ­ UltraTech 6916.60 6813.45 6900.00 6912.55 6791.00 424.35 8267.00 5727.90 31 6817.75 KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 379.60 380.60 55.15 429.70 298.90 ­
PriviSpecial 1914.75 1815.65 1896.00 1942.45 1785.05 26.69 2249.00 599.90 ­ ­ SML Isuzu 587.15 552.40 590.50 590.50 546.00 28.87 842.80 430.05 ­ 554.50 UmangDair [5] 71.10 71.25 76.05 79.90 70.00 97.12 99.00 50.40 ­ 70.85 KOTAKMAMC­KTNV20ETF 97.16 96.80 14.48 104.98 73.20 ­
PSPProjects 538.00 518.60 538.00 539.95 511.20 122.79 639.00 394.00 12 518.70 SMS Phr [1] 105.30 102.40 101.25 106.00 101.25 56.35 199.15 100.55 11 102.25 Unichm Lab [2] 249.60 244.30 250.30 250.35 235.00 98.11 374.90 197.50 ­ 243.60 Kotal Gold [1] 43.19 43.16 188.24 43.71 36.81 43.20
PTC 87.95 87.15 87.90 89.25 86.00 502.45 144.45 69.00 6 87.25 SMSLifeScien 689.95 679.35 676.20 698.05 670.00 1.28 1024.90 469.75 ­ ­ UninfoTelecm 30.55 29.55 31.95 31.95 29.05 8.53 42.90 27.15 ­ ­ LICNAMC ­CNFENGP 185.38 184.59 1.33 202.99 140.00 183.82
PTC Ind Fin 17.40 16.75 17.20 17.40 16.65 928.22 25.90 15.75 16 16.80 SnowmanLogi 36.20 35.55 35.50 36.30 34.75 736.89 59.70 34.70 ­ 35.00 Union Bk 43.35 42.75 43.15 43.30 42.40 8091.62 54.80 32.20 6 42.80 LICNAMC ­CNFESGP 622.03 619.62 30.06 677.40 493.95 ­
PTL Ent [1] 31.15 30.15 31.10 31.25 30.00 141.60 41.80 17.53 10 30.15 Sobha 757.90 750.35 754.15 760.00 727.15 329.31 1045.00 402.50 69 750.50 Uniph.Ent [2] 126.70 125.50 125.10 127.25 122.35 15.15 157.00 73.00 16 125.35 LICNAMC ­CNFNHGP 185.12 184.26 180.96 230.00 142.10 ­
PudumjeePap[1] 36.70 35.20 35.85 36.50 35.05 126.61 50.90 20.20 6 35.20 Solar Ind [2] 2289.95 2311.55 2289.95 2358.00 2271.00 18.52 2932.95 1198.45 91 2306.95 United Nil 330.80 330.85 343.90 349.95 325.00 1.38 499.90 280.40 ­ ­
SolarActPhSc 769.20 705.70 767.95 767.95 700.00 223.62 1859.95 606.00 ­ ­ LICNAMC ­CNMFET 22.42 22.26 8.90 26.94 19.00 ­
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 37.75 37.50 37.55 37.80 37.2034670.09 47.60 31.50 11 37.50 United Spr [2] 835.95 838.85 835.95 844.40 823.80 1174.57 1019.75 495.15 69 838.70 Liquid BeEs [1000] 1000.00 1000.00 1447.83 1015.00 971.00 999.99
Punj.Chem 1422.00 1400.80 1405.10 1427.90 1389.65 6.66 1930.00 841.00 23 1403.55 Som Dist [5] 39.30 37.30 39.30 39.40 36.55 144.19 58.87 27.11 ­ 37.30 UnitedDrilng 465.45 445.90 465.65 479.30 440.20 67.68 604.85 242.25 ­ ­
Soma Text 7.10 7.45 7.45 7.45 7.45 10.67 14.17 4.68 ­ 8.42 MIRAEAMC ­ MAESGETF 29.23 29.07 10.54 32.18 21.75 ­
Punj.Mohta 26.25 24.95 25.75 26.75 24.95 25.19 36.75 15.05 ­ 24.75 UnitedPolyfb 33.40 35.05 35.00 35.05 35.00 16.82 55.20 17.35 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAFANG 50.14 48.43 320.30 69.00 41.10 ­
Puravankra [5] 121.10 105.10 120.60 121.00 103.85 828.03 166.35 63.00 15 105.00 Somany [2] 795.90 785.25 780.00 801.75 770.00 27.98 952.45 336.00 30 786.85 Univ.Cab 155.55 146.55 158.85 158.85 141.80 35.35 217.55 123.00 22 146.85
SomanyHomInn 415.20 404.20 413.90 413.90 390.65 211.60 464.00 245.50 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAFSETF 17.54 17.49 146.54 21.00 15.05 ­
PVP Ven 6.25 6.00 6.00 6.40 5.95 87.76 10.05 4.18 ­ 5.95 UnivastIndia 101.00 101.20 103.90 111.65 97.85 913.19 112.80 37.15 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAHKTECH 18.06 17.43 96.07 23.00 16.00 ­
PVR 1570.20 1562.00 1570.00 1578.45 1531.95 736.31 1838.00 961.00 ­ 1562.05 SomiConveyor 43.45 42.00 42.50 47.00 41.55 36.47 68.50 29.30 33 41.70 UniversusImg 900.75 911.35 856.05 935.95 856.05 7.66 988.00 156.50 ­ ­
SonaBLWPrecn 656.60 656.20 646.00 665.00 632.00 1012.17 839.90 295.00 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAMFGETF 78.24 77.59 79.80 95.00 76.46 ­
UPL [2] 724.95 704.15 724.90 724.90 701.85 2577.46 864.75 514.10 149 703.80
MIRAEAMC ­ MAN50ETF 178.64 178.05 5.86 210.80 143.70 ­
Q................................................. Sonata [1]
SorilInfrRes
760.90
96.85
739.30
86.00
756.00
98.00
756.00
98.10
725.00 172.52
83.35 158.56
1030.00
227.35
387.15 32 739.05
84.10 ­ 86.55
Usha Mar [1] 87.65 86.15 90.05 90.05 85.40 434.37 102.65 28.55 16 85.65
MIRAEAMC ­ MANXT50 408.01 402.49 5.17 530.18 327.82 ­
Quess Corp 648.25 611.55 649.10 651.45 606.85 432.63 990.00 532.60 ­ 610.45 UTIAMC 828.50 812.90 820.00 827.00 796.25 194.67 1216.20 538.00 ­ ­
South In Bk [1] 8.55 8.35 8.50 8.55 8.25 7325.68 13.95 7.54 ­ 8.36 Utm.Sug 207.10 199.45 205.00 208.55 198.30 79.19 307.25 88.05 8 198.50 MIRAEAMC ­ MASPTOP50 28.56 28.05 78.95 37.00 24.20 ­
QuickHealTec 195.80 191.35 192.00 194.20 190.25 45.45 319.90 150.10 12 191.50 SouthWestPin 232.20 212.15 235.00 235.00 209.00 49.56 249.00 33.85 ­ ­ MOTILOS MIDCAP100 ETF 30.69 30.02 149.42 36.65 23.60 ­
R ................................................. SpandnaSphor
SPApparels
388.70
417.55
374.85
409.05
391.00
419.70
397.70
419.70
373.00 237.71
403.85 33.43
820.00
530.00
331.55 ­
140.00 16 408.20
­
V ................................................. MOTILOS NASDAQ100 ETF
MOTILAL OSWAL M50 ETF
108.30
172.03
103.43
171.51
3937.41
1.08
1143.10
194.00
95.80
131.10
­
­
R Sys Intl [1] 265.55 221.15 258.55 265.00 213.20 216.47 354.55 109.00 23 220.45 Spec.Rest 146.50 148.00 146.00 161.30 142.20 1902.22 161.75 35.00 40 147.95 V Mart 3496.00 3504.05 3445.00 3554.95 3368.85 14.49 4620.00 2495.80 542 3489.80
MOTILALAMC ­ G5 49.71 49.65 0.37 59.05 41.99 ­
Radico [2] 972.75 934.75 970.00 970.00 928.00 238.26 1299.85 494.75 45 935.50 SpencersRetl 85.25 83.15 84.30 85.25 81.95 152.01 144.30 65.70 ­ ­ V2 Retail 149.85 149.10 146.00 150.95 144.75 48.46 206.95 98.80 ­ 149.40
MOTILALMOMOMENTUM 196.34 194.53 10.88 204.99 192.00 ­
RagegainTrvl 355.50 335.90 354.00 354.60 330.35 598.69 525.00 297.40 ­ ­ SPIC 60.55 57.10 60.20 60.85 56.50 1673.53 68.45 23.75 7 57.00 VA T Wab [2] 318.80 305.50 318.80 318.95 303.00 398.41 404.25 228.80 20 305.35
Vadilal 1100.60 1134.30 1116.90 1140.00 1101.10 79.87 1264.00 827.30 ­ 1135.00 MOTILALAMC ­ MONQ50 58.45 57.51 7.73 78.00 49.05 ­
RailTelCorp 102.90 100.15 102.55 102.85 99.60 496.89 189.70 89.20 ­ ­ Spicejet 62.20 63.50 62.45 64.85 60.75 6163.15 90.60 56.25 ­ ­ NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 110.97 109.91 315.34 140.00 82.51 ­
RailVikasNgm 33.05 32.35 33.05 33.05 32.10 2368.47 44.80 26.35 ­ ­ SPL Ind 57.00 54.20 55.15 56.45 54.00 42.84 75.55 30.60 9 55.15 VadivrSpeChe 260.70 247.55 255.00 259.90 242.65 11.90 332.00 113.15 ­ ­
Vaibhav [2] 424.90 408.85 421.00 424.90 405.20 157.73 1057.70 407.00 56 409.20 NiftyBeEs [1] 186.64 186.29 2084.97 201.00 146.60 186.26
Rain Ind [2] 228.05 221.00 227.00 227.00 220.00 1517.78 272.90 137.70 ­ 221.20 Sr.Leathrs 167.25 163.90 171.40 171.80 163.00 30.98 233.95 131.20 22 165.90 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 428.06 423.06 173.94 473.00 343.60 423.02
Raj.Exp [1] 811.50 788.90 816.35 817.40 785.50 75.53 994.50 471.50 26 789.05 Sr.Ray.HHP 434.95 410.85 441.45 459.40 405.30 357.03 459.00 225.65 9 411.60 VaishaliPhar 50.35 47.55 49.00 50.95 45.45 280.97 58.00 28.95 ­ ­
Vakrang [1] 35.05 34.05 35.00 35.10 33.80 1685.73 66.70 29.15 ­ 34.10 NIIndETFLong 22.47 22.40 19.48 25.80 20.80 ­
RajnandniMet 240.40 243.65 240.00 244.90 238.90 10.37 270.00 64.80 ­ ­ SREI Infr 5.60 5.35 5.60 5.60 5.35 507.11 18.39 3.47 1 5.37
ValiantOrgan 953.90 909.65 950.00 950.00 904.10 42.62 1848.00 904.10 ­ ­ NIPETFDivOpp 45.05 44.74 7.78 51.20 32.51 ­
RajOilMills 68.60 68.70 67.25 72.00 66.30 16.84 150.35 51.10 ­ ­ SRF 2382.95 2375.40 2350.00 2406.95 2334.00 394.66 2679.00 1026.63 53 2375.50
Vard Text 2591.55 2577.30 2580.00 2605.00 2511.25 81.14 2880.00 971.00 10 2574.10 NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 180.86 179.97 2.39 219.40 146.15 ­
RajsrePolypk 189.60 183.00 189.40 190.35 181.55 33.17 284.00 181.55 ­ ­ StampedeCap 9.50 9.05 9.20 9.45 9.05 75.27 13.35 1.85 ­ ­
Rallis [1] 247.30 242.70 247.35 247.35 240.85 147.90 362.00 240.85 25 242.50 Star Pap 131.70 127.55 131.05 131.35 126.00 28.74 181.60 108.15 8 128.00 Vard.Acry 54.75 52.65 54.50 55.85 52.55 99.28 318.55 163.30 ­ 268.15 NippnInd­Nim 108.00 108.18 0.33 109.25 101.50 ­
Rama News 18.85 18.40 19.20 19.20 18.15 50.47 27.60 13.85 ­ 18.55 StarCement [1] 93.05 90.60 93.30 93.40 90.50 71.09 120.00 88.50 22 90.55 Vard.Hld 3710.20 3638.75 3710.00 3749.95 3557.00 0.98 4667.55 1335.05 14 3634.55 NippoIndETF 75.05 74.60 4.03 86.00 60.36 ­
Rama Steel [5] 336.50 322.15 330.00 337.75 320.50 65.60 455.15 66.60 59 321.70 StarHealth 727.40 726.00 727.00 732.00 708.00 211.20 940.00 708.00 ­ ­ Vard.SPC 245.40 239.15 242.00 244.25 238.20 40.90 309.30 134.00 10 239.45 NIPPON INDIA ETF NV20 98.73 97.92 9.05 118.00 76.45 ­
Ramco Cem [1] 836.70 823.95 835.85 839.20 805.40 912.85 1130.95 805.45 20 825.15 STC India 99.15 95.20 99.00 101.10 93.35 26.35 138.75 65.00 ­ 95.40 VarrocEngg 376.15 366.55 378.00 379.05 365.50 126.84 458.00 260.00 ­ ­ NIPPONAMC ­ NETFAUTO 114.54 114.13 16.82 120.75 108.05 ­
Ramco Ind [1] 238.65 226.95 239.85 244.60 225.00 65.79 366.00 223.65 17 227.80 Steel Strp [5] 780.55 764.50 775.00 786.05 748.20 25.51 995.00 307.80 12 764.80 VarunBevera 953.80 940.20 956.50 969.00 930.00 416.18 1020.00 582.67 83 940.70 NIPPONAMNETFPHARMA 13.30 13.12 202.53 17.44 12.83 ­
Ramco Sys 335.80 326.15 334.50 335.00 324.00 97.27 686.00 316.30 ­ 326.55 STEELCAST 285.00 280.15 283.70 294.90 280.00 1.94 341.05 259.90 ­ ­ Vascon 26.50 25.60 26.55 27.05 25.30 392.67 36.70 15.25 19 25.70 NIPPONAMC ­NETFSILVER 63.79 63.42 174.11 66.40 59.44 ­
Ramk.Forg 897.40 869.45 888.00 890.15 864.05 49.27 1259.60 484.85 18 871.80 SteelCitySec 69.80 64.75 69.70 70.65 64.35 63.06 98.70 32.55 ­ ­ Vaswani 22.15 21.05 22.30 22.30 21.05 59.59 38.50 7.60 ­ 21.05 PSU Bk BeEs [1] 30.84 30.41 536.07 34.11 20.75 30.41
Ramky Inf 218.75 209.40 216.50 217.95 205.25 121.03 258.35 59.70 9 209.10 Stel Hld [1] 136.30 133.35 136.50 137.15 131.20 9.09 0.24 0.20 ­ ­ VEDANTFASH 906.40 880.10 880.00 905.75 874.50 1226.36 992.70 874.50 ­ ­ Qgold [2] 42.87 42.85 20.23 43.29 38.06 42.82
Rana Sug 27.90 26.60 27.90 27.90 26.45 889.73 38.30 6.70 3 26.60 Ster.Tool [2] 152.95 150.45 150.15 152.65 149.00 21.34 257.00 149.00 16 150.75 Vedanta [1] 364.00 353.95 363.50 365.60 353.10 5793.69 385.75 191.50 9 353.70 Qnifty 1808.00 1799.60 0.31 1950.00 1477.00 1800.00
Rane (M) 373.80 362.70 373.00 374.95 359.90 27.19 496.00 268.30 28 362.00 Sterlg&Wilsn 347.45 331.15 347.00 347.00 330.00 379.92 509.10 183.50 ­ ­ Venky's 2099.05 2013.45 2058.95 2063.15 2007.00 83.69 3950.00 1502.00 15 2014.85 RELCAPAMC ­ NETFGILT5Y 49.84 49.87 24.07 59.00 41.99 ­
Rane Brk 737.75 729.30 739.00 739.95 723.00 3.42 1200.90 704.40 20 725.50 SterliteTech 196.70 194.85 195.10 196.40 189.45 552.85 318.00 189.45 ­ ­ VenusRem 297.15 286.55 297.15 298.05 282.25 32.60 638.50 203.00 6 287.10 RELCAPAMC NETFIT 35.33 35.19 915.94 41.08 24.00 ­
Rane Eng 267.55 258.55 267.55 267.55 256.20 3.91 386.00 245.00 ­ 258.70 StoveKraft 669.15 631.00 672.00 673.45 616.90 72.19 1133.70 406.10 ­ ­ VertozAdvtsg 105.40 100.55 102.50 104.80 100.05 42.13 322.00 79.60 ­ ­ RELCAPAMC­NETFSDL26 107.89 107.86 5.67 124.00 100.93 ­
Rane Hld 601.65 592.05 601.00 606.00 589.00 16.89 782.45 544.85 39 591.35 Str.Arcolab 364.20 354.55 364.20 367.35 353.00 354.05 946.80 344.50 115 354.85 Vesuvius 1144.00 1109.05 1144.00 1147.90 1105.00 4.99 1362.00 903.50 32 1104.65 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFCON 69.27 69.07 14.60 77.31 62.00 ­
RatanindiaEn 48.15 45.20 48.00 48.00 44.90 1073.13 65.90 4.55 ­ ­ StylamIndust 938.95 909.75 930.00 937.00 905.00 4.98 1419.90 861.10 ­ ­ Veto Switch 104.35 99.35 103.00 104.50 98.45 57.11 171.85 85.45 8 99.60
SBIAMC ­ SBIETFIT 353.23 353.60 3.68 428.70 203.00 ­
Ratnamani [2] 2208.35 2198.15 2225.00 2225.00 2157.60 16.11 2300.00 1612.15 32 2194.50 SUBEX 41.50 38.00 41.50 41.50 37.65 6881.17 74.40 26.75 ­ ­ V­Guard [1] 210.65 206.25 209.50 210.80 202.45 284.74 285.00 202.45 44 206.25
VidhiSpclIng [1] 369.65 365.40 365.00 376.00 360.00 34.46 444.15 132.00 32 365.70 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFPB 190.25 190.53 1.73 222.00 163.11 ­
RavindrHeigt 25.40 24.35 25.00 25.90 24.20 17.66 34.80 15.05 ­ ­ Subros [2] 343.10 340.10 343.10 343.10 331.05 14.77 418.00 283.40 54 340.10 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFQLTY 148.60 147.31 1.90 164.98 122.10 ­
Raymond 735.90 703.10 731.40 733.90 699.00 354.70 818.25 310.00 25 703.15 Sud.Chem [2] 568.80 559.30 569.55 573.00 546.20 81.85 791.95 498.15 35 560.20 VijayaDianos 435.25 420.55 430.00 434.00 420.10 99.01 672.00 420.10 ­ ­
Vimta Lab [2] 374.65 356.25 374.30 374.30 332.00 29.01 453.00 145.20 21 356.75 SBIAMC ­ SETF10GILT 203.65 203.25 1.15 237.98 190.33 ­
RBL Bank 140.25 137.95 138.50 141.70 137.50 8820.44 256.70 123.70 ­ 138.10 Sumeet 10.65 10.15 10.35 10.75 10.15 562.56 14.43 2.56 5 10.08 SBI­ETF Gold 44.21 44.09 1032.39 4404.25 42.00 ­
RCF 73.70 71.40 73.55 73.65 71.00 1454.25 100.15 53.00 8 71.40 Sumit.Sec 678.35 672.85 658.00 715.00 658.00 11.09 899.00 460.05 35 671.75 Vinati Org [1] 1883.90 1827.80 1875.00 1885.70 1799.80 52.74 2180.40 1313.25 59 1827.95
Vindh.Tel 1185.95 1134.40 1195.00 1195.00 1129.50 14.22 1499.00 765.05 12 1136.65 SBI­ETF NIFTY 50 176.48 176.10 324.12 196.54 141.00 ­
RECL 126.25 125.50 126.00 127.45 124.35 2667.10 168.70 122.20 2 125.60 SumitomoChem 377.65 369.85 375.00 377.85 366.05 164.71 459.90 268.20 ­ ­ SBI­ETF NIFTY BANK 375.66 375.98 21.53 420.00 303.60 ­
Redington [2] 160.35 156.15 157.60 159.40 154.30 2450.24 179.25 73.80 13 156.05 SumitWoods 14.10 13.85 13.55 14.45 13.55 65.44 22.00 8.00 ­ ­ VineetLabs 66.65 63.75 68.00 68.00 63.00 16.92 124.00 61.00 ­ ­
Vinyl Chm [1] 261.35 246.50 259.50 259.50 244.30 69.62 330.55 110.55 19 246.70 SBI­ETFNN50 423.71 418.03 15.04 468.60 340.12 ­
Refex Ref 128.85 126.50 126.05 131.70 125.00 140.26 173.10 78.00 9 126.35 Sun Pharma [1] 862.90 843.85 855.50 864.00 839.50 2305.71 902.50 561.65 116 842.95
Rel Cap 13.75 13.10 13.50 13.70 13.10 1760.31 30.80 9.30 ­ 13.10 VIP Ind [2] 645.35 627.35 646.00 652.55 625.00 401.04 695.95 309.00 208 627.20 Sharia BeEs 438.62 436.61 1.17 518.00 334.63 437.02
Sun Phr Adv [1] 305.65 293.10 304.50 304.50 290.10 313.36 348.75 141.00 ­ 293.75
Rel.Ind.Inf 804.45 763.90 800.00 805.55 756.60 400.08 1031.25 344.00 142 762.90 Sun TV [5] 485.45 472.70 484.50 488.70 471.00 1386.97 611.25 446.00 11 473.45 Vipul Ltd [1] 20.50 19.50 20.95 20.95 19.15 17.35 41.90 19.00 ­ 19.45 TATAAML ­ NETF 179.64 178.38 110.66 222.68 160.10 ­
Rel.Infra 120.10 112.70 120.50 123.75 111.15 3716.30 149.50 29.95 ­ 112.85 Sund.Brak 388.00 373.55 380.00 385.15 371.00 3.54 489.95 316.05 ­ 376.10 Visa Stl 14.65 14.10 14.40 15.30 14.05 31.94 21.45 5.74 ­ 14.05 TATAAML ­ NPBET 191.87 193.44 0.74 228.89 163.65 ­
Relaxo [1] 1271.30 1254.90 1269.95 1279.90 1251.00 102.45 1447.00 810.00 115 1254.30 Sund.Clay [5] 3998.00 3823.70 3999.95 4000.05 3800.00 6.12 5123.55 2821.15 57 3826.25 Visak.Ind 637.10 615.80 634.65 636.00 611.15 81.82 873.55 459.05 9 617.05 UTI Gold [1] 43.00 43.00 285.27 43.60 39.21 42.99
Reliance 2424.40 2399.90 2412.00 2437.50 2384.60 5125.97 2750.00 1877.60 46 2400.15 Sund.Fast [1] 861.60 840.10 866.00 866.10 821.25 50.23 993.00 654.65 38 839.85 VishalFabric 117.20 116.95 121.40 122.05 116.45 131.73 147.75 41.30 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ UTIBANKETF 37.83 37.58 11.65 45.00 26.40 ­
Religare 123.65 123.00 122.00 126.65 121.15 565.20 194.50 65.55 ­ 123.10 Sund.Fin 2095.25 2041.80 2057.25 2080.00 2016.05 55.67 2883.95 2021.90 28 2043.25 VishwarajSug 21.45 21.50 21.50 21.70 20.80 3137.40 220.00 20.20 ­ ­ UTIAMC ­ UTINEXT50 42.64 42.02 13.81 435.30 33.00 ­
Remsons 207.60 207.90 213.85 213.85 204.20 6.01 313.80 125.00 34 209.00 SundarFinHol 79.35 77.10 79.10 79.45 76.50 73.20 94.70 65.70 ­ ­ Vivi Lab [2] 19.05 18.10 19.35 19.35 17.60 263.41 41.50 12.90 ­ 18.10 UTIAMC ­ UTINIFT 1818.05 1816.05 0.66 2240.00 1412.00 ­
RenaisncGlob 848.70 862.75 848.70 873.95 825.00 29.36 1090.90 281.55 ­ ­ Sunflag 72.05 69.40 71.90 71.90 69.05 138.61 96.55 56.70 5 69.50 VLS Fin 183.45 175.35 182.50 182.55 172.20 51.08 264.85 71.20 2 175.50 UTIAMC ­ UTISENS 609.26 607.94 0.53 737.55 487.50 ­
Repco Home 232.45 226.55 237.10 237.10 223.00 278.20 429.25 221.55 7 226.20 Sunteck [1] 448.40 440.65 444.60 448.00 432.00 335.68 589.95 250.05 ­ 441.05 Voltamp 1910.10 1909.95 1899.45 1915.60 1829.90 6.77 2255.00 986.40 17 1909.25 UTIAMC ­ UTISXN50 48.73 47.74 1.41 59.00 37.10 ­
Repro 453.40 448.70 450.00 459.05 440.00 11.56 660.00 325.05 ­ 444.85 Superhouse 182.20 176.65 176.50 181.50 175.20 14.22 245.05 107.20 8 176.65 Voltas [1] 1252.50 1243.65 1254.00 1265.60 1236.10 2071.93 1356.90 918.00 71 1242.95
Resp.Ind [1] 191.10 185.20 190.00 190.95 185.00 204.66 215.00 98.05 ­ 185.10 Supr.Ind [2] 1965.60 1951.75 1958.00 1978.05 1932.05 67.59 2689.00 1855.80 28 1951.70 VRL Logistic 476.70 464.40 472.00 477.35 460.50 141.30 591.50 201.60 29 463.50 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52­Week High/Low figures
RestrntBrndAsia 127.70 117.30 127.00 127.10 108.1011882.33 189.70 108.10 ­ ­ Supr.Petro 660.00 644.30 650.00 655.00 640.05 47.67 820.00 377.05 9 642.95 VST Ind 3021.65 2983.55 3023.70 3030.30 2952.05 4.52 3893.95 2970.00 15 2990.95 pertain to BSE.
Revathi 704.45 672.80 661.10 695.65 661.10 2.11 957.00 455.50 20 677.50 Suprajit [1] 328.50 321.45 328.50 331.25 307.00 282.61 478.00 240.10 32 325.15 VST Til 2639.75 2547.20 2639.75 2643.80 2519.95 6.14 3458.45 1650.00 24 2554.75 Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
RHIMagnesInd 554.80 524.45 546.00 546.00 518.00 304.22 564.00 219.95 ­ ­ SupremeEngg 20.75 20.45 20.75 20.90 20.20 34.13 40.05 17.70 ­ ­ company.
Rico Auto [1] 38.80 37.20 39.00 39.05 36.70 254.43 62.30 35.25 18 37.30 SupryaLifeSc 411.55 397.85 412.00 418.25 395.10 545.63 601.90 383.20 ­ ­ W ................................................ Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands.
RITES 250.65 249.90 250.65 253.00 245.75 88.31 318.00 232.40 12 249.85 Surya Rosh 450.70 437.55 450.90 451.00 435.00 64.19 868.40 328.70 13 437.40 Wabco Ind [5] 7649.00 7530.85 7639.00 7651.75 7501.00 1.97 8777.70 5510.00 107 7502.00
RKECProjects 58.20 56.90 57.60 58.45 56.05 12.54 117.00 54.80 ­ ­ Suryalaxmi 79.45 75.50 77.15 77.20 75.50 27.88 98.90 27.40 8 75.55 Walch.Ind [2] 56.15 54.20 56.20 57.35 53.75 286.57 92.00 39.30 ­ 54.20 The PE(price­earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
RolexRings 1220.15 1232.45 1239.00 1267.30 1207.40 33.06 1394.00 994.80 ­ ­ SuryodaySFB 126.70 124.15 125.00 128.95 123.85 29.21 296.35 123.85 ­ ­ Waterbase 96.10 92.55 97.45 97.45 92.10 57.18 145.80 92.10 ­ ­ The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
Rolta 6.50 6.20 6.55 6.65 6.20 436.74 10.12 3.19 ­ 6.20 Sutlej Te [1] 81.60 75.90 80.60 80.85 74.80 218.18 104.85 36.80 9 76.00 Webel SL 108.35 102.95 105.40 106.65 102.95 437.32 172.75 37.10 34 103.10 months.

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7Nr 17.85 17.55 Bajaj Steel [5] 712.95 683.35 Eastwest [2] 10.92 10.19 Iiflsec [2] 87.20 86.30 Latimmetal 124.80 126.70 Neogen 1549.70 1576.65 Rolexrings 1221.00 1233.30 Smartfin [1] 8.60 8.49 H D
A.Sarabhai 35.10 33.20 Bajajhcare [5] 376.75 360.35 Ecoreco 127.15 122.25 Iiflwam [2] 1607.20 1504.65 Lee&Nee Soft 15.80 15.05 NglFine Chm [5] 2194.20 2141.85 Rossari [2] 1040.40 1007.60 Smgold 218.70 196.85 m G m m
Aarey Drugs 43.95 42.85 Balmer La.In 381.35 383.80 Equitasbnk 53.45 55.50 Ind.Acrylics 14.20 13.30 Likhitha 317.90 310.10 Nirlon 396.15 378.05 Roto Pumps [2] 378.45 370.15 Snl Bearings 301.25 299.30 &C V W
Aarnav 76.45 72.65 Baluforge 135.25 129.85 Everest Org. 237.65 227.20 India Gelat. 126.10 114.05 Lkpsec [2] 15.90 14.95 Novartis [5] 703.50 677.35 Route 1518.30 1495.45 Solara 769.10 704.65 G
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Aartisurf 867.00 827.05 Banas Fin. 74.75 71.05 Evexia [2] 8.37 7.87 Indiamart 4836.30 4766.40 Lloyds Met E [1] 129.90 123.70 Nureca 1482.30 1423.55 Rril [5] 13.21 13.07 Sonacoms 656.65 656.15 m V
AbmKnowled[5] 102.80 97.00 Barbeque [5] 1341.50 1295.80 Exxaro 127.70 120.10 Indian Info. [1] 4.47 4.25 Lodha 1270.95 1272.80 Nuvoco 383.25 353.70 Rubfila Int. [5] 95.85 93.55 Spaceincuba 3.17 3.32 m mm & W
Abslamc [5] 509.20 509.90 Baroda Extr. [1] 5.43 5.16 Facor Alloys [1] 8.01 7.61 Indigopnts 1760.15 1771.60 Looks 13.92 13.47 Nykaa [1] 1399.25 1327.60 Ruttonsha In 352.10 369.70 Spandana 389.10 376.10
Accel [2] 25.50 24.25 Basant Agro [1] 18.60 18.40 Fairchemor 1699.85 1693.50 Indo Amines [5] 104.65 97.30 Ludolow Jute 86.55 84.65 Nyssacorp [1] 8.09 7.71 Rvnl 33.15 32.35 Spel Semicon 62.15 65.25 C m
Acrycil Ltd. [2] 713.35 710.45 Bconcepts 71.80 74.10 Faze Three L 301.65 286.60 Indoboraxc [1] 137.10 134.40 Luharuka [1] 4.25 4.04 Oal [5] 621.25 602.25 S.I.Paper 145.45 154.55 Spencer [5] 85.25 83.25 M
Adhinath Tex 49.40 51.85 Bcpl 45.85 43.90 Fermenta [5] 260.60 256.35 Indrayani Bi 25.40 23.85 Lxchem [2] 425.10 415.50 Odyssey Cor[5] 8.05 7.93 Sacheta Met. 31.60 30.05 Spicejet Ltd 62.30 63.35
Ador Fontech[2] 73.95 74.20 Bdh Indus. 141.45 131.75 Fiberwb In 46.40 43.90 Indsil Hyd 92.75 88.15 Lykisltd 33.80 33.75 Omansh [2] 2.32 2.43 Sadhana Nitr[1] 131.15 124.60 Srestha [2] 1.91 1.84 NSE Trade for Trade
Ael [5] 51.35 48.80 Bectorfood 336.35 327.90 Filat Fash [5] 6.95 6.61 Int.Conveyor [1] 74.70 70.55 Madhavipl [1] 6.07 5.81 Ontic 23.40 21.90 Safari Ind. [2] 864.80 826.20 Sri Digv Cem 65.85 64.00
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Afel 95.50 95.95 Bestagro 955.45 965.15 Finkurve [1] 50.30 57.90 Integra Tele 25.00 23.75 Madrasfert 33.00 31.40 Orchasp [2] 6.56 6.24 Sahya Indu 515.10 493.00 Sri Kpr Ind 26.85 26.90
Agol 68.65 66.90 Bflafl 223.70 234.85 Finopb 309.25 291.85 Inter Digi [1] 0.32 0.32 Mafang [40] 50.11 48.50 Orientelec [1] 344.60 328.65 Saint­Gobain 83.60 80.10 Starhealth 728.05 725.60
Agstra 124.05 113.05 Bhoruka Alu. 1.27 1.30 Fivextrade 1.13 1.08 Inter St.Fin [1] 14.78 14.05 Mafsetf 17.55 17.58 Osiajee 52.80 52.95 Sambandam Sp 241.80 227.10 Starteck 123.90 117.60 U C m M H w W
Aiil [1] 167.45 159.40 Bilcare Ltd. 81.15 75.45 Flomic 142.00 137.25 Ion Exchange 1867.90 1937.95 Maha Corp [1] 1.64 1.56 Pan India C 5.25 4.99 Samrat Pharm 470.50 447.30 Stovekraft 669.85 633.60 U A CD D
Aimco Pesti. 162.80 155.15 Binny Ltd. [5] 373.95 358.05 Fluidomat 143.10 135.75 Ipl [1] 305.40 298.35 Mahepc 106.15 103.25 Panafic [1] 2.33 2.22 Samtex Fash.[2] 3.50 3.65 Sumichem 377.40 369.65 U V
Ainfra [5] 45.00 46.10 Biogen [1] 1.57 1.50 Foods & Inns [1] 88.00 87.15 Ircon [2] 43.00 42.50 Mallcom 817.80 824.90 Panch.Steel 140.50 136.85 Sandur Mang. 2779.90 2837.70 Sunshield Ch 465.40 441.90 U m A C
Ajanta Soya 218.95 208.05 Birla Pretec [2] 30.55 29.05 Force Motr 1093.50 1065.75 Irctc [2] 816.30 803.15 Mangalam In[1] 6.79 6.46 Paras 654.05 631.50 Saninfra 355.60 350.15 SuperTanner [1] 5.66 5.73 U A M
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Alexander 34.55 33.65 Birlatyres 23.10 22.80 Fraser 9.03 8.83 Irfc 22.25 22.05 Manorama 1146.45 1178.75 Parleind 9.04 8.94 Sankhya Info 8.98 8.54 Superior [1] 3.69 3.51 U D
Alka India [1] 2.79 2.66 Bla Ros Ind [1] 197.80 192.30 G.V.Films [1] 1.22 1.18 Isec [5] 695.55 655.50 Manorg 870.30 866.20 Parnaxlab 97.00 101.85 Sansera [2] 659.90 648.35 Supremex [1] 4.27 4.39 U A D C
Alu Fluoride 319.70 315.65 Bmw [1] 28.90 27.45 Galaxy Bear. 392.15 411.60 Isgec [1] 555.50 538.80 Manvijay [1] 85.40 83.95 Pas.Acrylon 40.90 38.60 Sapphire 1418.80 1327.15 Supriya [2] 410.95 398.20 U m A M
Amerise [1] 1.75 1.67 Bronze Infra 1.64 1.71 Ganesh Benz [1] 91.45 90.30 Ishan Dyes 147.10 141.25 Manyavar [1] 906.75 879.75 Patel Airtem 250.80 242.15 Satia [1] 96.80 93.85 Suraj Indus. 146.20 152.15 U A N m N & w w
Amintan [1] 3.38 3.29 Cams 2444.30 2417.55 Gemstone In[1] 1.78 1.86 Isw Ltd [1] 3.68 3.50 Mapmyindia [2] 1432.00 1386.20 Paushak Ltd 9606.35 9335.15 Sauras.Cem. 70.25 69.15 Surat Text. [1] 15.00 14.25 U A A
Amiorg 915.35 887.70 Captain Poly [2] 21.85 21.45 Gencon [5] 36.95 34.10 Jaibala Ind 49.55 47.70 Masptop50 [20] 28.62 28.04 Paytm [1] 833.55 807.00 Saven Techn[1] 43.20 45.00 Suryoday 127.05 124.25 V A m W m
Amrawor Agr[1] 1.63 1.55 Cartrade 587.80 562.15 Gennex Lab [1] 8.48 8.12 Jasch Indust 185.10 175.20 Maxhealth 370.70 366.35 Perm Magnets 350.05 340.50 Sbicard 826.65 802.15 Suvenphar [1] 552.55 547.50 V m A K
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Anandrathi [5] 565.85 562.75 Chandra Prab 226.15 220.85 Genpharma [1] 6.35 6.11 Jaykay [1] 61.10 58.35 Mazdock 253.05 249.80 Piccadily Ag 26.65 25.75 Sbisensex 613.12 611.70 Suvidhaa [1] 10.66 10.14 V m A K
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Andhra Petro 113.80 110.75 Charterlogis [1] 8.60 8.17 Ggeng [2] 9.53 9.17 Jct Ltd [2] 5.36 5.10 Mcloud 355.80 338.05 Pix Trans 880.95 876.90 Scandent 26.35 23.85 Svam Softwar 6.97 6.63 V
Andrew Yule [2] 23.70 22.85 Chemb Chm [5] 189.50 183.95 Gitarenew 220.95 231.95 Johnpharma [1] 1.35 1.29 Medi Caps 59.00 56.10 Pmcfin [1] 5.48 5.21 Scanp Geom [2] 18.45 17.70 Svartcorp [1] 6.15 5.85 V K M G
Angelone 1299.90 1324.90 Chemcon 316.35 303.40 Gkp 149.95 149.65 Jstl 155.80 148.05 MediaMatrix [1] 13.22 12.76 Policybzr [2] 751.50 726.70 Scanstl 36.65 33.90 Svcind 5.06 4.86 V V K M
Anmol 239.50 229.95 Chemplasts [5] 522.90 500.75 Glance Fin. 97.20 87.50 Jtl Infra [2] 251.35 241.00 Medicamen Bi 670.70 644.60 Polycab 2384.25 2379.55 Seacoast [1] 16.35 15.75 Svpglob [1] 65.55 68.50 V K w
Ansal Build. 91.95 89.75 Cheviot Co. 1195.25 1143.60 Gland [1] 3219.60 3248.15 Jublingrea [1] 519.70 490.80 Medplus [2] 1024.60 988.10 Pooja 50.30 47.80 Setfnif50 176.49 176.07 Swasti Vinay [1] 9.16 8.71 V N K D m
Anuh Pharma[5] 101.85 101.00 Clean [1] 2014.45 1937.05 Gls [2] 518.10 501.05 Jyoti Resins 1324.35 1254.80 Meera 103.40 100.00 Powerindia [2] 3103.95 3117.60 Setfnifbk 375.71 376.06 Swissmltry [2] 34.35 32.65 V m
Anup 862.10 831.50 Cmsinfo 245.45 240.75 Gnrl 18.90 19.75 Kalyankjil 62.25 60.20 Mega Corpn. [1] 2.80 2.78 Ppl 154.10 154.30 Shahlon [2] 19.05 19.05 Swordedge [1] 0.86 0.82 V O O M
Anupam [1] 3.69 3.51 Cni Res Ltd [1] 2.39 2.50 Gocolors 949.95 940.00 Kanchi 732.90 721.80 MenonPiston[1] 48.60 45.80 Pqif [2] 55.40 52.65 Shalib.Finan 247.80 227.15 Swsolar [1] 347.30 331.15 V G mG
Anuras 916.40 872.75 Coast Corp 366.45 355.60 Grauer& Weil[1] 57.60 55.75 Kcp Sugar In [1] 24.70 23.70 Metrobrand [5] 553.40 548.15 Princepipe 668.20 667.05 Shalimar Pro [1] 0.88 0.89 Synco Form. [1] 11.20 10.65 V C m M A C
Apollotri [2] 775.35 760.20 Cockerill 1490.80 1496.35 Greenpanel [1] 470.85 470.15 Kennametal 1891.55 1888.65 Mfl 838.60 807.30 Prismx [1] 8.37 7.66 Sharp Inv [1] 2.95 2.81 Taalent 1592.35 1550.80 V CM M A m
Aptus [2] 355.90 349.00 Com Fincap 27.55 26.20 Grinfra [5] 1498.20 1429.90 Khaitan Che [1] 106.10 99.35 Mfl India [1] 1.48 1.41 Pritikauto [2] 17.00 16.45 Shbajrg 190.20 186.35 Taazaint 28.25 29.35 V w C m m M C M w
Arcfin 55.30 58.05 Cosmo Ferr. 381.90 362.85 GrmOversea[2] 590.45 560.95 Kilpest (I) 392.20 373.20 Mfsintrcrp 41.80 43.80 Priya Ltd. 29.47 30.93 Shil [2] 415.35 404.25 Tai Indust. 57.30 51.60 V C V M M
Arihant Cap. [5] 350.20 335.25 Craftsman [5] 2095.40 2016.25 Grwrhitech 691.30 663.35 Kims 1309.60 1220.90 Minaxi Text. [1] 3.62 3.44 Pro Fin Cap. 60.30 66.30 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 459.25 432.35 Taneja Aero. [5] 119.60 113.65 V C M M M m
Arl 65.65 62.40 Cressanda So[1] 6.97 7.31 Gtv 76.20 73.40 Kingsinfra 66.60 67.40 Mishtann [1] 31.10 30.95 Pun.Alkali [2] 76.60 76.30 ShivCement [2] 36.60 35.55 Tarc [2] 40.40 39.70 V D M K
Ashikacr 40.45 38.25 Datapattns [2] 649.70 622.05 Guj.Themis. [5] 357.15 355.95 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 200.05 199.00 Mitsu 261.95 278.40 Raclgear 594.50 566.85 Shree Global [1] 7.64 7.35 Tarsons [2] 655.65 657.10 V D M W
Ashirwa Cap [1] 7.39 7.04 Decipher 61.10 64.15 Haldyn Glass [1] 38.65 37.65 Kirlosar Pn [2] 405.75 395.10 Modinatural 212.50 202.10 Radhe Devlop 198.90 189.00 Shreeganes [1] 11.15 10.70 Tata Yodogaw 139.45 132.50 W D N M m
Asianene 118.35 117.15 Deep 555.10 552.30 Happstmnds [2] 1042.05 1000.45 Kirloskar El 23.20 22.05 Modison Met[1] 74.50 71.05 Radhikajwe 166.95 167.60 ShrJagdamb [1] 909.60 882.85 Tatia Glob [1] 3.79 3.62 W D C m M
Asm Technolo 669.45 636.45 Deepind 195.40 191.30 Hemiprop 120.20 114.50 Kisan Mould. 15.25 14.50 Mol [1] 98.90 95.25 Raghunath To 17.00 16.60 Shrirampps 87.25 84.35 Tatva 2294.80 2238.90 W m m M
Asrl 120.45 114.45 Devyani [1] 165.35 158.65 Heranba 642.95 618.15 Kkalpanaind [2] 45.45 44.95 Monarch 181.15 169.60 Raghuvir Syn[1] 218.50 207.60 Shyammetl 323.35 318.00 Tcnsbrands [2] 669.70 665.00 W D M
Asso.Alcohol 444.70 433.90 Dhanvarsha [2] 150.15 139.40 Hfil 21.20 21.60 Kmc Shil [1] 62.25 60.30 Moschip [2] 67.65 64.40 Railtel 102.95 100.20 Siddha Ven 7.77 7.78 Tcpl Pack 719.25 781.30 W G V M G D N
Auro Lab. 97.95 93.85 Dharamsi Chm 385.60 368.95 High Energy 1646.95 1592.75 Kotakbketf 379.58 380.61 Mstc 342.95 328.05 Rajoo Engin. [1] 32.10 31.35 Sigachi 319.10 315.10 Technoe [2] 260.00 253.00 Wm G C M V C
Available Fi 94.40 89.70 Dhp India Lt 688.90 697.10 Him.Fibres [1] 7.17 7.28 Kpiglobal 433.30 411.65 Mtartech 1900.50 1833.20 Rama Phosph 361.55 347.00 Sika Inter. 628.05 596.65 Tega 474.65 450.10 W G A N
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Avantel Ltd 711.80 693.40 Dhruv 56.85 53.60 Hleglas 5506.10 5235.50 Kpittech 560.85 540.50 Nat.Peroxide 1720.75 1660.00 Raminfo 133.40 129.30 Simran Farms 162.85 154.75 Tejasnet 443.30 421.70 W G N G
Avi 41.10 39.85 Diligent [5] 45.15 47.10 Homefirst [2] 718.10 706.75 Kriti Nutri [1] 49.15 47.90 Natraj Prote 113.40 107.75 Rategain [1] 355.80 335.50 Sinclair Hot [2] 85.55 84.60 m G N W
Avl 760.95 738.40 Dodla 475.40 452.90 Hpal 371.50 367.35 Krsnaa [5] 603.70 589.80 Natural 15.48 13.94 Rathi Bars 32.30 30.00 Singer India [2] 57.65 54.85 G NK W
Awhcl [5] 291.25 283.60 Dynamic 142.85 135.75 Iciciauto 114.70 113.79 Kushal [2] 5.63 5.35 Natural Caps 364.50 347.85 Rba 127.65 117.50 Sintexplast [1] 8.22 7.81 m WOND
Awl [1] 354.35 327.40 Earum [2] 7.07 6.80 Icicilovol 136.74 136.40 Lancer 217.90 210.65 Nazara [4] 1965.95 1876.30 Rishiroop 137.80 130.65 Sisl 1129.05 1129.90 G
Axtel Indus. 291.45 281.15 Easemytrip [2] 569.35 564.20 Icicitech 352.08 352.03 Latentview [1] 476.90 451.80 Ncl Research [1] 1.62 1.54 Rnb Denims [2] 85.80 84.20 Sjs 388.85 382.20 H

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