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Sensex Surges Past 50,000 As Fpis Continue To Binge On Indian Equity
Sensex Surges Past 50,000 As Fpis Continue To Binge On Indian Equity
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Sensex surges past 50,000 as FPIs Covid vaccine expenses: Tax-free bonds
continue to binge on Indian equity may be just what the doctor ordered SHISHIR SINHA/RICHA MISHRA this revenue stream. Hence, a borrowing option, and a tax
buoyant ahead of the Budget, Funding options
Recedes to close at as Finance Minister Nirmala
New Delhi, January 21 taxfree bond may seem a more free bond,” a source said.
The Centre is looking at intro viable option to the Centre. ■
Cess & surcharge: Quick Divakar Vijayasarathy,
49,624; index has Sitharaman has already said it ducing an instrument such as a Last year’s Budget had made way to increase revenues, founder and Managing Partner
could be among the best in
nearly doubled many years.
taxfree bond during the a provision of ₹ 67,111.80 crore but States likely to object with DVS Advisors LLP, said the
Budget to mobilise resources for health. Then, in the fi rst Sup Borrowing: Already, tax incentive is meant to chan
from the lows for higher healthrelated ex plementary Demands for
■
nel the savings habits of the
Budget expectations additional borrowing is
of March 2020 There are expectations that the
penses due to Covid19. Grants, approved by Parlia likely beyond FY21 Budget
masses towards garnering re
According to multiple gov ment during the Monsoon Ses Estimate of ₹ 7.8lakh crore
sources for a specifi c purpose —
government will try to boost ernment sources, the exact sion, additional cash outgo of with a lockin period to balance
OUR BUREAU spending by marginal per name and nature of the instru ₹ 14,231.96 crore was provided.
■
Tax-free bond: Perceived the assetliability mismatch.
Mumbai, January 21 sonal incometax cuts, though ment are yet to be fi nalised, but The Centre has announced as secure instrument; does The scheme is likely to be al
The S&P BSE Sensex, India’s key this could be balanced by hikes the aim is to strike a balance that, to start with, three crore not burden taxpayers lowed as a deduction from the
equity index, achieved a his in equityrelated taxes. between fi nancing additional people will get two shots of gross total income.
toric milestone on Thursday, With the strong market expenditure and not adding to Covid vaccine each for free,
crossing the 50,000 level for rally, valuations are looking el the tax burden. A formal an which means at least 6 crore Centre/States will bear the full Success formula
the fi rst time, on the back of a Nifty fell 0.37 per cent, or 54 trillion in calendar 2020, and evated on various parameters nouncement is expected in the shots. This needs to be cost or a part of it, letting the He suggested three measures
turbocharged rally hugely sup points, to close at 14,590. the pipeline remains strong. — be it pricetoearnings, price Budget, on February 1. fi nanced. rest be borne by the benefi ciar to ensure the scheme’s success:
ported by foreign portfolio in “The historic milestone for The global stock markets tobook or market cap. There The government may need ies. “There should be a moderate
vestments (FPIs). Sensex, which comes ahead of have witnessed an over 30 per fore, returns may be subdued to provide ₹ 50,00080,000 Vaccination phase two Sources said that consider lockin period — a longer one
The Sensex took a little over the Budget, is a result of sus cent rally since November post in the short term. crore for Covid vaccination dur On Thursday, the Centre indic ing the inadequate revenue col would discourage retail in
200 trading sessions to move tained economic recovery the US presidential election “The easy liquidity scenario ing FY22. While introducing a ated that the Prime Minister lections, the Centre will need vestors. The fundraise should
from around 26,000 in March from Covid19, and indicates results. globally is expected to support cess or a surcharge would ad may lead the second phase of innovative means to meet such be for a targeted purpose. And,
to the current 50,000 levels. an extremely positive investor valuations for some time, al dress this, State governments inoculation covering 27 crore expenditure. “The option of it should be kept outside the
sentiment in the Indian mar Biden impact though any change in stance have been objecting to such a people. However, it is not clear cess or surcharge is being dis ambit of 80C and allowed as a
Vaccine boost ket,” said Mohit Ralhan, Man Soon after his win, Joe Biden could lead to some market levy as they do not get a share of how this will be funded — if the cussed, too. There is also the separate deduction.”
FPIs have injected more than aging Partner and Chief Invest had announced a record stim volatility,” said Sampath
$20 billion to purchase stocks ment Offi cer, TIW Private ulus package worth almost $2 Reddy, Chief Investment Of
in Indian markets since Octo Equity. trillion. Also, there are expecta fi cer, Bajaj Allianz Life Insur
ber 2020, after a slew of an “The high expectations from tions that he will not immedi ance.
nouncements were made by the Budget, initiation of the ately hike the corporate tax or
global pharma Covid19 vaccine take any step that willupset the Detailed coverage
companies on the X programme,
W US economy, analysts said.
release of Covid strong liquidity In India, although the RBI
■ Leaders and laggards p4
RBI UPBEAT
vaccines. India’s The GDP is in support and pos has said the GDP will be minus ■
Survivors since 1986 p4
stock markets ‘striking distance itive backdrop of 4.5 per cent for this fi scal, ex ■ Stock prices & earnings p5
have outper of attaining the newly inaug pectations are that in FY22, the
formed global urated US Presid country will see around 10 per ■
Edit: Mount 50K p8
positive territory’,
peers in rallying says RBI bulletin
ent have helped cent growth due to a low base
from the lows hit page 14
the Sensex cross eff ect, experts said.
in March 2020 the 50,000 “The party in stock markets
due to the out mark.” may continue as long as the
break of the pandemic. dollar remains weak. Emer
On Thursday, the Sensex Retail participation ging markets are likely to out
touched a high of 50,184 intra Retail participation and equity perform in 2021,” Shankar
day, but closed at 49,624 points fundraising have picked up Sharma, ViceChairman and
after a decline of 167 points, or signifi cantly in the past 34 Joint MD, First Global, told
0.34 per cent, from Wednes months. Equity issues via IPOs BusinessLine in an interview.
+ day’s close. The broader index and other routes breached ₹ 1.4 The mood on the street is
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Future-Reliance Retail deal: Five killed in Serum Institute Digital push, reskilling
SEBI’s clearance subject building fire; Covishield helped Infosys stay afloat,
to legalities, says Amazon production not affected says CEO Salil Parekh
Mumbai, January 21 Pune, January 21 Bengaluru, January 21
Amazon on Thursday said the SEBI At least fi ve people, suspected to At a time when businesses in other
nod for the Future Retail Reliance be construction workers, were sectors are fi nding it difficult to
deal is subject to the outcome of killed in a fi re that broke out at a stay afl oat owing to Covidinduced
the court decision. “The letters Serum Institute of India (SII) hardships, Infosys has bagged
issued by BSE and NSE clearly state building at Manjari, near Pune, on multibilliondollar deals and
that the comments of SEBI on the Thursday afternoon. However, the registered quarteronquarter
‘draft scheme of arrangement’ are mishap will not affect Covishield doubledigit growth in profi ts. Its
subject to the outcome of the production, according to SII Chief CEO and MD Salil Parekh attributes
ongoing arbitration and any other Executive Officer Adar Poonawalla. it to the company’s push for an
legal proceedings. We will The SII building that caught fi re efficient digital infrastructure
continue to pursue our legal comes under an Special Economic where people work both from
remedies to enforce our rights,” Zone. There was no stock of any home and office. Postpandemic,
Amazon said. This comes after SEBI vaccine or vaccinerelated too, he says in an interview to
gave conditional approval to the material in the building, said SII. BusinessLine, the IT behemoth’s
₹ 25,000crore deal late on There was no fi rm information on investments and scaling in cloud
Wednesday. p2 the reason for the fi re. p3 and digital will continue p2
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The Centre is likely to give a fi
Two-wheeler major segment grew by 30 per cent commercial vehicles fell 65 Mumbai, January 21 nal push to its ambitious Pra
yoy, Soumen Ray, CFO, Bajaj per cent yoy. Exports in total Amazon on Thursday said dhan Mantri Awas Yojana
to focus more on Auto, told BusinessLine. increased 22 per cent yoy to the SEBI approval to the Fu (Urban) programme in the
premium segment 687,111 units in Q3 this year. ture Retail Reliance deal is Budget as the deadline for the
Focus areas Despite the shortage in con subject to the outcome of scheme is next year.
NANDANA JAMES When asked about the com tainers, the third quarter the court decision. The Mission launched in
Mumbai, January 21 pany’s focus areas and marked the highest ever ex “Letters issued by BSE and June 2015 intends to provide
Bajaj Auto on Thursday pos product plans, he said, “We ports for Bajaj Auto. “Exports NSE clearly state that com housing for all in urban areas
ted a consolidated net profi t will be addressing the whole continue to do well. There is ments of SEBI on the ‘draft by 2022.
of ₹ 1,716.26 crore during the portfolio, but clearly, our very strong demand from all scheme of arrangement’ As per the government
third quarter ended Decem strength is the premium seg across, whether it is South (proposed transaction) are data, against the demand of
ber 21, 2020, marking a 43.7 ment, and you will see action Asia, the Middle East, Africa or subject to the outcome of 112.2 lakh houses in Indian cit
per cent increase compared in the premium segment for Latin America, on both the the ongoing Arbitration ies, the government has sanc
to Q2FY21, on the back of good sure. But it is not to say that Soumen Ray, Chief Financial performance bike as well as and any other legal pro tioned 109.2 lakh houses of
demand in both the domestic we will not look at the below Officer, Bajaj Auto the commuter segment. ceedings. We will continue which over 70 lakh houses
motorcycle and exports mar 125cc segment, but 125 cc and There is a bit of a problem in to pursue our legal remed have been grounded (founda
kets. above is where the action is On a yearonyear basis, Ba the ASEAN region, primarily ies to enforce our rights,” tion laid) for construction
Bajaj Auto had posted a con where we are strong and it jaj Auto’s consolidated net because of lockdowns in the Amazon said in a state and work is in various stages.
solidated net profi t of makes sense to focus a little profi t jumped 29.77 per cent, Philippines, Cambodia, and ment. Over 41 lakh houses have been
₹ 1,193.97 crore in the second disproportionately more on compared to Q3 FY20’s with Sri Lanka banning all im completed till this month.
quarter of the fi nancial year. that segment.” ₹ 1,322.44 crore. Its total rev ports,” said Ray. Conditional approval The Centre provides assist
The company posted a total In Q3, Bajaj Auto’s domestic enue from operations But, the withdrawal of the This comes after SEBI gave ance to the implementing
revenue from operations of twowheelers continued to jumped 16.62 per cent yoy, Merchandise Export from In conditional approval to the agencies through States and
₹ 8,909.88 crore during the grow on the back of robust de compared to Q3 FY2020’s dia Scheme (MEIS) has im ₹ 25,000crore deal late on Central Nodal Agencies
quarter under review, a 24.51 mand for Pulsar, Dominar, ₹ 7,639.66 crore. pacted Bajaj Auto “very ad Wednesday. In August 2020, (CNAs) for providing houses
per cent increase compared KTM and Husqvarna, while its versely”, said Ray. “We had to Future Retail and Reliance to all eligible families/ benefi
to ₹ 7,155.86 crore posted in commercial vehicles business Sales rise take up prices and our export Retail had agreed to a ciaries against the validated
the second quarter of this remains impacted due to in Bajaj Auto sold 13,06,810 units colleagues are under huge slump sale of assets to the demand for houses.
year. adequate demand for short in Q3 FY21, a nine per cent in duress because they had to latter for approximately The Centre, however, faces a
During Q3 in the motor distance mobility, the com crease compared to the pick up prices for MEIS, and ₹ 25,000 crore. major challenge in encour
cycle industry, the below 125cc pany’s statement said. Ray ex 12,02,486 units it sold in the they (also) had to pick up Amazon has moved an aging States to complete the
or entrylevel motorcycle seg pects demand in commercial same quarter last year. While prices for the cost increase in appeal with the Divisional construction of grounded
ment grew yearonyear by vehicles to reach roughly 50 it posted an increase of eight Q3. And now, they are again Bench of Delhi High Court houses to achieve the target
seven per cent, while the 60 per cent of preCovid levels per cent yearonyear during taking up prices for Q4 cost opposing the deal. by the next year.
premium or the above 125cc in this quarter. Q3 in domestic twowheelers, increases.” SEBI has said that Future To ensure availability of (₹ 82,978 crore) has been re are three components of the
Retail shall ensure that the funds, in addition to budget leased till this month. Over 87 scheme. The fourth compon
details of the complaints ary resources, the govern per cent of the released ent is the Credit Linked Sub
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is helping clients able with our em git growth for the next year discussions with assurance for the clients. and off shore. Lovedale and the country. He gave big
sustain and grow their ployees working as well. We believe there will companies for Our idea is not to simply to Loyola College, projects to them
organisations. In turn, from home. Many be a mixed environment acquisitions and will zero change things but to reskill The current situation lends Chennai, Narayanan and supported
it has provided a large enterprises when the pandemic goes in on those which support employees into new techno itself to a huge began his career in them to achieve out
massive opportunity are looking to use away. But the way large en our digital initiatives. logies. opportunity for Infosys to 1959 as a management comes,” V Balaraman,
for Infosys. Excerpts: the digital, and cloud to fur terprises are creating capab SALIL PAREKH There are two parts to this acquire companies in the trainee in HLL. In his 10 who succeeded Naray
ther accelerate their jour ilities and their own frame CEO and MD, Infosys discussion, one is what the digital space because of years with HLL, he served in sales anan as the Managing Director of
Multi-billion-dollar deals, neys as they saw the best work, which is part digital Z
Y clients are doing and the lower valuations. Will that and marketing functions, both Pond’s India, told BusinessLine.
quarter-on-quarter double- way to connect with their and part physical, the invest There are largely two trends other what are employees happen in the near future? in India and in the UK.
digit growth in net end customers and employ ments and scaling in cloud out here: For the global en are doing. The model won’t The acquisitions are always He returned to India in 1968 ‘A visionary leader’
profits...Such a scenario ees was through digital and digital will continue. terprises, the focus to use change but there will be a on the radar of the company. and joined Chesebrough Pond’s Former employees, who were
was unimaginable when means. This resulted in The reason is they want to automation and create effi new type of work. Infosys has a clear capital re Inc as it Marketing Director. He hired and trained by him, de
the pandemic hit the many large partnerships In make sure that the new way ciencies in all their techno turn plan where essentially, became Chairman and CEO of scribe Narayanan as a visionary
world. Did it catch global fosys has had and, of course, of connecting is part of the logy landscape and the Will more work shift 80 per cent of the free cash Pond’s (India) Ltd and served the leader, who inspired ordinary
IT services’ majors like the growth in the last hybrid environment of the second is to build digital towards offsite rather than fl ow will be returned to the company till 1997. After his retire people to do extraordinary
yours by surprise? quarter, which is the fastest future and hence they will and cloud digital and cloud onsite? One assumes that shareholders. ment from Pond’s, Narayanan things in the business he
During the last quarter, our among our peers. need all of thee capabilities capabilities to enhance going forward, any The rest of the money can was on the board of several lead helmed.
growth was quite strong as as they go ahead. growth with their end cus changes in visa norm will be used for acquisitions. We ing companies such as Glaxo, La He was instrumental in set
you can see from the results. What begs the question is tomers. be neutral for Infosys. are in active discussions farge, Bata and Chemplast ting up Academy of Manage
When the pandemic hit us whether such a scenario Will the legacy spends go Both these trends will con In the last few quarters, the with companies and will Samar. ment Excellence, an institution
around March, we were able will last once normalcy down over a period of tinue. One of them is based onsite mix has already gone zero in on those which sup “He’s super visionary man and engaged in management
to mobilise our workforce returns. Analysts believe time? on the cost of technology down. When travel curbs go ports our digital initiatives. a great humanitarian. He was training.
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FRIDAY • JANUARY 22 • 2021 NEWS 3
Driven by pentup demand, JSPL posts ₹ 2,567crore profi t in Q3
OUR BUREAU ₹ 2,567 crore in the third quarter the bottomline, a top company million tonnes in the December over others,” VR Sharma, Man “When the country was
New Delhi, January 21 ended December 31, 2020 as offi cial said. The consolidated quarter, a yearonyear growth aging Director, JSPL, told Busi- locked down the domestic de
\The pentup demand arising compared to a net loss of ₹ 219 net revenue in December of about 20 per cent. This is the nessLine. “That is the single mand came down to zero,” he
post the unlocking of the eco crore in the same quarter last quarter stood at ₹ 10,534 crore, highest ever standalone steel biggest reason that we could get said. “So we opted to export, and
nomy and the hardening steel fi scal. registering yearonyear growth production volume for the fi rm. a lead over others, rope in more started booking overseas or
prices have aided Jindal Steel The company’s decision to of about 40 per cent. The fi rm’s “The major decision to con and more customers, and win ders. We could bridge all our
and Power Ltd (JSPL) in report keep operating the plant even standalone production of steel, tinue running the plant during the confi dence of customers losses during the fi rst quarter
ing a consolidated net profi t of during the pandemic bolstered including pig iron, rose to 1.93 Covid19 has given us an edge worldwide.” (of FY2021) itself.”
5 killed in fire at
Serum Institute
‘Production of with such contingencies at
@SerumInstIndia . Thank you
Covishield not hit’ very much @PuneCityPolice &
Fire Department”. Earlier he
OUR BUREAU tweeted a few fl oors of the
Pune, January 21 building were destroyed.
At least fi ve people, suspected Deputy Chief Minister Ajit
to be construction workers Pawar has ordered detail probe
were killed in a fi re that broke into the incident while Chief
out at Serum Institute of India Minister Uddhav Thackeray
(SII) building in Pune on will visit the Serum plant on Fri
Thursday afternoon. However, day.
the fi re incident will not aff ect
Covishield production, accord ‘Under construction’
ing to SII Chief Executive Offi cer Pune Police Commissioner
(CEO) Adar Poonawalla. SII is de Amitabh Gupta, addressing the
veloping coronavirus vaccine media, said the police will carry
in partnership with the Oxford out the investigation of fi re
University and BritishSwedish “from all angles”. He said the
pharma fi rm AstraZeneca. police and fi re brigade reached
SII building at Manjari ex the spot after the fi re broke out
pansion that caught fi re comes at the SII underconstruction
under the SEZ and there was no building at around 2.45 pm.
stock of any vaccine or vaccine Gupta added that the building
related material in the build was at the production stage
ing. Meanwhile, according to (under construction) and no
sources, pipe moulding and vaccine production was being
welding work were in progress carried out here. SII was to start
in the SII building, and short work in the new building after
circuit may have been because a month.
of the fi re. However, there is no Mayor Muralidhar Mohal
confi rmation on the reason for said, “ It is suspected that the
the fi re break. people who died were con
In a series of tweets, Adar struction workers. The muni
Poonawalla, while expressing cipal corporation is in the pro
sadness about deaths in the fi re cess of removing the bodies”.
incident, also tweeted “I would Meanwhile, Cyrus S. Poon
+ like to reassure all govern awalla, Chairman and Man
ments & the public that there aging Director, Serum Institute
would be no loss of #COV of India, in a statement an
ISHIELD production due to nounced a compensation of
multiple production buildings ₹ 25 lakh to the kin of those who
that I had kept in reserve to deal died in the fi re accident.
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FRIDAY • JANUARY 22 • 2021 SENSEX@50K 5
Remarkable journey says invest in India Promoters exit, FPIs & MFs step in
Reliance Ind, NTPC,
Axis Bank, ICICI Bank
among favoured picks
ASHISHKUMAR CHAUHAN BAVADHARINI KS
BL Research Bureau
The establishment of BSE in In the march from 25,000 to
1875 as the Native Share & 50,000 that spanned over 6 years
Stockbrokers Association, beginning June 2014, foreign
the fi rst stock exchange in portfolio investors (FPIs) and do
Asia and one of the oldest mestic mutual funds have taken
working public institutions a liking to Sensex stocks, even as
in India was a major mile promoters cashed in, reveals a
stone for the Indian eco study of the shareholding pat
nomy. tern of Sensex companies in this
Its benchmark index, the time period. Bank and NBFCs
S&P BSE Sensex was fi rst com stocks as well as those from the
piled on January 2, 1986 com energy space have been their pre
prising of the top 30 stocks in ferred picks.
the country, marked another Total nonpromoter holding
major milestone as it touches (including foreign and domestic
50,000 points for the fi rst institutions, HNI and retail in
time from a base value 100 in vestors) in the index companies
1979. Over the last fortytwo has increased from 49.2 per cent
years, the Sensex has tra BSE employees celebrate near the bull's statue after the Sensex crossed the 50,000 mark for the first to 57.2 per cent during this
versed a path through many time, in Mumbai, on Thursday PTI period (54.5 per cent in Septem
peaks and bottoms, from 100 ber 2020), driven by FPIs and mu
points to levels of 50,000 on such as liberalisation of the an investor had invested Mahindra. Larsen & Toubro tual funds.
21 January 2021. investment and trade in 1991, ₹ 100,000 in the Sensex in was also part of the original Promoters have offl oaded
There were periods of ex the US nuclear deal in 2008, 1979, it would have been constituents, but was out of their stake, resulting in holdings mained part of the index during place in SBI and HDFC Bank. Over
ceptionally fast growth and the GST regime in 2017, the worth close to more than ₹ 5 the Sensex for a brief period coming down from 46.4 per cent this period. all, insurance companies have re
some periods of consolida rise of the mutual fund in crore. in 2004. Peico Electronics, in June 2014 by 39.8 per cent in duced their stake in Sensex
tion and slower rise. It took dustry and lows such as the one of the original constitu December 2020 (42.7 per cent in MFs add, insurers shed stocks, from 7.7 per cent in June
the S&P BSE Sensex 11 years to dotcom bubble, global fi nan Reflection of growth ents, does not even exist now. September 2020). Among the domestic institu 2014, to 6.4 per cent in September
cross the 1,000 mark in 1990, cial crisis, the ongoing The Sensex, therefore, is not Such is the churn of time. Only 20 of the 30 Sensex com tional investors (DIIs), while mu 2020 (5.9 per cent in December
but it crossed the next 3,000 Covid19 pandemic and now only a benchmark of the In India will remain among panies have revealed their latest tual funds upped their stake in 2020). L&T and NTPC were
points by end of 1991. the postpandemic recovery. dian economy but also a true the fastest growing econom shareholding pattern as of Sensex stocks, insurance com among the few stocks which in
The milestone of 10,000 Since inception in 1986, the refl ection of growth of India ies in the postCovid world December 2020. panies shied away. surers favoured.
took 27 years in 2006, the Sensex has seen 8 Presidents, over all these years. on back of strong macroeco Shareholding of mutual funds
next 10,000 points came in 10 Prime Ministers and 14 Fin The Index tracks the per nomic headwinds, continued What FPIs picked have gone up from 3.4 per cent in Individuals, a mixed trend
just 18 months, when on Oc ance Ministers. formance of the 30 fi nan economic reforms, improve While FPIs held about 22.3 per June 2014 to 8.5 per cent in Similar to DIIs and FPIs, HNIs too
tober 29, 2007, when the Sen The S&P BSE Sensex has de cially stable companies rep ment in business climate and cent in Sensex stocks when the December 2020 (8.2 per cent in increased their stake in NTPC, up
sex topped the crucial livered an impressive com resenting a sample of large, domestic infl ows. index touched 25,000 levels in September 2020). Like FPIs, mu from 0.2 per cent in 2014 June to
20,000 mark. The crucial pounded annual growth rate liquid and representative The indications are there June 2014, it now stands at 28 per tual funds also found good bets 2.3 per cent in the recent Decem
30,000mark was breached (CAGR) of about 16 per cent companies listed on the BSE. that the Indian markets will cent (24.7 per cent as of Septem in NTPC and Axis Bank. ber quarter.
in 2015, 40,000 in 2019 and per annum on its journey to The criteria are so strin continue to perform well in ber 2020). The stake increase was the Retail investors preferred
50,000 in 2021. 50,000 points. If you con gent that over these years, the long run and the S&P BSE A point to point comparison highest during the said period in ONGC instead. While retail in
sider dividends, then this is only 4 companies have con Sensex will be touching new shows that FPIs have favoured the stock of NTPC up from 0.6 vestors favoured L&T like insur
Economic reform close to 17 per cent, signifi c tinuously maintained their highs in coming days. stocks such as Reliance Indus per cent to 18.4 per cent. This ance companies, they lapped up
The Sensex has had a ring antly higher than other asset position Reliance Indus tries, NTPC and Axis Bank in this apart, mutual funds’ stake in SBI and HDFC Bank, even as in
side view of every major eco classes such as gold, real es tries, ITC, Hindustan Uni The author is Managing period. ICICI Bank was increased from 8.2 surers cut exposure.
nomic reform in the country tate or bonds. For instance, if lever, and Mahindra & Director and CEO of BSE While the Sensex constituents per cent to 22.2 per cent. Retail investors have offl oaded
have changes about 10 times But unlike FPIs and mutual their stake in stocks such as Reli
since 2014, these stocks are funds, insurers offl oaded stake in ance Industries, Infosys and
among those companies that re Axis Bank. Shedding also took Hindustan Unilever though.
+
‘Stock market momentum
is nothing spectacular’
PALAK SHAH
Y
Z markets like the US. This is be
Mumbai, January 21 cause the US dollar has weakened
Shankar Sharma is the VicePres and hence EMs will do well since
ident and Strategist of First money comes out of the US and
Global, one of India’s best per fl ows elsewhere. For me, India is
forming portfolio management only one market out of 45 world
services companies that gave markets. There is no emotion at
around 40 per cent return to in tached to moneymaking. We go
vestors. wherever money is made and
Sharma is never known for money is made in markets like Vi
beating about the bush and gives etnam, Taiwan, Korea, and parts
a frank opinion on stock market of the US. In places like India
directions. In an interview with where we got average returns, we
BusinessLine, he talks about Indi made average allocations.
an’s standing in the global stock Overall, the emerging markets
market scenario. have done reasonably well Will global markets do better
during 2020 and I expect them with Biden as US President?
Recently you have stressed on to do reasonably well this The US knows two things pretty
diversifying towards global
year too
well, which is currency printing
markets. Sensex is at 50K and and war games. They have a huge
SHANKAR SHARMA
has doubled in nine months. Vice-President and Strategist,
military machine that they need
Complied by Kumar Shankar Roy
Were you surprised by the FirstGlobal to keep engaged and their money
rally? Z
Y printing makes it impossible for
In terms of stock market gains the US to slip into recession. They
during 2020, India was ranked are calculated for a calendar year. can’t tolerate recession or auster
Are stock prices slaves to 18th on the list in terms of per
formance of global markets. In
that sense the rally is nothing
spectacular.
Is there any other measure,
which I am not aware of? India’s
return till September was only 2
per cent. The other 10 per cent
ity, so they are good at fi nding a
way out. T
hey did it in 2008. They can go
on for another 45 years from
O
touched the muchawaited fi rst quarter of FY21. But the there were 17 other mar year. But in India a wide range is
peak of 50,000 intraday on second quarter saw a fairly kets that performed bet Can we say that the not available.
Thursday, one cannot help sharp bounceback in earn ter. In my view, India re rally has just begun for You don’t have big technology
but repeat the cliché This ings helped by cost savings. A mains an average India? companies like in the US. So you
time it’s diff erent. gush of liquidity on the back performer in the global Yes of course... There are have the same Maruti, TCS, In
Breaking down the Sensex’ count the trailing 12month companies were almost un of ultralow interest rates, context. other EMs like China, Taiwan, fosys, Reliance, Hindalco which I
50K journey into 10k inter earnings between the two changed. The most recent 25 led to equity markets recov In fact, if you see the data since South Korea that have done far have seen for 2530 years. There
vals shows that while the dates. The profi t rise was per cent jump in the index ering sharply in the last 2015, India has not featured in the better in 2020. Then there are Vi will be a few new listings here
journeys from 10K to 20K and helped by a 72 per cent jump from 40,000 points to couple of months on hopes list of top 10 best performing etnam and others. Overall, the and there like Indiamart but by
20K to 30K were backed by in sales. 50,000 points, saw a profi t of an imminent economic markets. For only one year, in EMs have done reasonably well and large, it remains centered
profi t growth for the index Again in the December expansion of just 3.3 per and corporate profi t recov 2017, India was fi ve or six on the during 2020 and I expect them to around the old economy. India
constituents, the jaunts from 2007 to April 2017 period, as cent. ery. list. 12 per cent return is not bad do reasonably well this year too. should focus on building techno
30K to 40K and 40K to 50K the index moved from At this moment, Indian and my views are not against In After a long period of very poor logy companies. If you look at
weren’t matched by earnings 20,000 to 30,000, a rise of 50 Key factors markets are betting big on dia but I only say that there are returns, emerging markets and other markets there are tech
expansion. per cent, underlying com Two factors could explain an allround earnings recov far bigger opportunities globally. India should be able to deliver companies with $20100 billion
Hopes, however, are high panies outdid the price gains this phenomenon. First, eco ery. The trailing 12month Indian market is only 2.5 per cent good returns in 2021 and 2022. market cap into which one can
that the earnings of Sensex with an earnings expansion nomic growth was already earnings per share of Sensex of the world markets. So it makes invest.
fi rms will catch up over the of nearly 59 per cent. Their beginning to weaken when fi rms is ₹ 1,436. Analysts ex no sense to focus 100 per cent of Are EMs going to be the bet for
next 1224 months, justifying sales in this period more the markets hit the 30K peak pect the number to touch your energy on 2.5 per cent. 2021? What are your expectations
the premium valuation of than doubled. in April 2019 and the 40K ₹ 2,200 next year, and ₹ 2,685 Hence, we have diversifi ed invest Yes. In that context India will also from the Budget?
the 30share benchmark But beyond the 30K mark, peak in short order by June the year after, underlining ments to global markets. For in do okay. I am repeating myself... Corporate tax is already down so I
today. which encompasses the bull 2019. This dampened earn the optimistic expectations stance, Japan did much better there is nothing special about In think this time there will be some
In the time the Sensex market in the last fi ve years, ings growth. Recall how the that have been baked into than India in 2020. dia. It is part of the global emer relaxation in income tax. They
moved from 10,000 to the correlation between the government had to stimu the numbers. If the Sensex ging market revival and to that may increase the tax on the rich
20,000 between February price gains and profi t late India Inc through a size indeed delivers on this front, But Sensex, Nifty have doubled extent it will also benefi t. and cut it down for the middle
2006 and December 2007, a growth considerably weak able tax cut in September this will help pundits justify from March 2020 lows. Was the China is benefi ting double that class. I hope they don’t increase
rise of 100 per cent, the Sen ens. The 33 per cent climb by 2019. the forward valuation (price speed of the rally surprising? of India and so are Taiwan and tax on stock market activities. Let
sex companies expanded the Sensex from 30,000 to Then, the 40K to 50K jour to earnings) of 1822 times for You can take whatever peri South Korea. It is possible that people make money from the
their combined profi ts by 74 40,000 happened at a time ney happened at a time when the Sensex compared to the od….and there is no point taking the current cycle will reverse and market because that will drive
per cent if we take into ac when the earnings of these globally Covid19 pandemic trailing PE of 34 times now. the middle of the year. Returns EMs may outperform developed consumption.
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BRH Wealth Kreators’ case: SEBI NSE arm buys
Cogencis
Stove Kraft IPO opens on Jan 25
slaps ₹ 1crore fi ne on HDFC Bank OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 21
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diary of the National Stock Ex
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lakh shares, including 6.9
lakh shares by promoter Ra
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59,300 shares by another
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on both BSE and the Na
₹ 412.65 crore at
Also been directed to transfer ₹ 158.68 cr institutions, SEBI noted. Further, BRH until completion of the in change of India has acquired Co
the upper band
promoter Sunita Rajendra tional Stock Exchange of In
the depositories and banks were vestigation or forensic audit and gencis Information Services Ltd. Gandhi. Sequoia Capital In dia Ltd.
with 7% interest into an escrow account directed not to make debits that the investors' interests are NSE Data has acquired 100 per dia Growth Investment Edelweiss Financial Ser
from the demat as well as bank not compromised in any man cent equity in Cogencis from OUR BUREAU HoldingsI would also tender vices Ltd and JM Financial
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA against BRH Wealth Kreators accounts of BRH. ner whatsoever. Samara Capital I Partners Fund Mumbai, January 21 up to 14.92 lakh shares and Ltd are the Book Running
New Delhi, January 21 and other entities on October 7, SEBI found that HDFC Bank on “I fi nd the invocation of Ltd. and minority shareholders Sequoia Capitalbacked kit up to 60.07 lakh by SCI Lead Managers to the issue.
SEBI on Thursday imposed a pen 2019. Through the interim order, October 14, 2019 invoked the pledge of client securities avail including the company’s chen appliances manufac Growth Investments II.
alty of ₹ 1 crore on HDFC Bank for SEBI had directed BRH to cease pledge of securities to the extent able in the two demat accounts founder. turer Stove Kraft The company Pressure cooker maker
invoking securities pledged by and desist from undertaking of ₹ 158.68 crore and thereafter, of BRH... by the noticee (HDFC BusinessLine was the fi rst to Ltd has fi xed a would also be Stove Kraft is into manufac
stock broker BRH Wealth Kreat any activity in the securities mar sold most of the securities and Bank), was not in conformity report this deal in November. price band of X looking at raising
W turing and sales of pressure
ors in violation of the regulator's ket and further, its assets would appropriated the sale proceeds with the directions contained in Though the fi nancial details ₹ 384385 per Bengalarubased funds through cookers, freestanding hobs
interim directions. be utilised only for the purpose towards the outstanding under the interim order,” SEBI Whole of the deal was not disclosed, share for its Ini company fi xes anchor participa and cooktops, and had man
In addition, the bank has been of payment of money and/ or de the various credit facilities ad Time Member G Mahalingam sources said NSE will be picking tial Public Off er price band at tion prior to the ufacturing facilities in
directed to transfer ₹ 158.68 livery of securities, as the case vanced by the bank to BRH. said. up stake in the news wire and ing (IPO), which ₹ 384385 a share IPO, which closes Bengaluru and Baddi, Hi
crore along with 7 per cent in may be, to the clients or in The private sector lender had Accordingly, the Securities fi nancial data services for ₹ 140 opens on on on Thursday machal Pradesh.
terest per annum into an escrow vestors under the supervision of granted credit facilities to BRH and Exchange Board of India crore. Cogencis, earlier known as Monday. The Ben (Tuesday, January The company’s IPO is the
account till the issue of settle the concerned exchanges or and BRH Commodities aggreg (SEBI) has imposed penalty of ₹ 1 Newswire18, was sold to private gulurubased company is 26 being a holiday). fourth IPO in January, after
ment of clients' securities is re depositories. ating to ₹ 191.16 crore and ₹ 26.61 crore on HDFC Bank and the fi ne equity fi rm Samara Capital in looking to raise ₹ 412.65 Indian Railway Finance Cor
conciled, SEBI said in an order. As such, the expression “as crore, respectively. shall be payable within a period 2013 by Network18, then con crore at the upper band, and Net proceeds poration which closed on
The instant proceedings have es sets” was extended to all proper SEBI said the interim order of 45 days. trolled by Raghav Bahal. Then, ₹ 411.82 crore at the lower The company proposes to Wednesday and Indigo
sentially arisen on account of ties of BRH, including securities, was not an ultimate determina In addition, the private sector the 77 per cent stake deal was val price band. use ₹ 760 crore of the net Paints (opened on Wednes
nonconformity by HDFC Bank that were pledged by it against tion of the rights of recovery of bank has been asked to keep the ued around ₹ 90 crore. The NSE The IPO comprises a fresh proceeds from the fresh is day) and Home First Finance
with the directions contained in which funds were raised from the bank but rather intended to Reserve Bank of India informed received the SEBI’s approval for issue of ₹ 95 crore and an Of sue for repayment of its cer Company, which opened on
the interim order issued by SEBI HDFC Bank and other fi nancial ensure a freeze on the assets of about the order within a week. the Cogencis deal on October 15 fer For Sale of upto 82.50 tain borrowings and for gen Thursday.
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THE TOP 100 Nifty 50 Movers H 54.35 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
Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2099.40. . . . . . . . 33.52. . . . . . . . . 46.76 . . . . . . 10.79
PE Wt(%)
AbbottIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 14397.20. . . . 14487.80. . . . 14508.85. . . . 14647.95. . . . 14411.20. . . . . . . 28.35. . . . 18569.00. . . . 12218.10. . . . . 47 . . . . 14492.15 Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5118.30. . . . . . . . . . 8.38. . . . . . . . . 74.75 . . . . . . . . 2.16
ACC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1710.05. . . . . 1665.75. . . . . 1720.40. . . . . 1726.65. . . . . 1656.00. . . . . 1486.01. . . . . 1813.40. . . . . . 895.50. . . . . 26 . . . . . 1665.90 Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 290.60. . . . . . . . . . 6.52. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.83
PHILLIP CAPITAL
Indraprastha Gas (₹ 533): Sell Adani Ports [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 558.60. . . . . . 547.65. . . . . . 561.85. . . . . . 561.85. . . . . . 542.65. . . . . 8870.26. . . . . . 563.30. . . . . . 203.40. . . . . 57 . . . . . . 548.00 ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 552.70. . . . . . . . . . 2.72. . . . . . . . . 31.23 . . . . . . . . 6.06
AdaniGreenEn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1020.15. . . . . 1048.80. . . . . 1021.75. . . . . 1056.00. . . . . 1016.50. . . . . . 902.54. . . . . 1220.00. . . . . . 112.70. . . . . . . . . . 1048.05 Hind Unilever. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2367.65. . . . . . . . . . 2.42. . . . . . . . . 79.19 . . . . . . . . 3.36
Gateway Distriparks (Buy) YOGANAND D and the stock appears to have AdaniTranmsn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 455.20. . . . . . 471.65. . . . . . 458.35. . . . . . 478.00. . . . . . 448.00. . . . . 1905.25. . . . . . 478.00. . . . . . 147.50. . . . . . . . . . . 471.25 Asian Paints. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2716.35. . . . . . . . . . 2.00. . . . . . . 115.49 . . . . . . . . 1.95
Target: ₹ 185 BL Research Bureau resumed the downmove. On AlkemLabs [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3083.25. . . . . 3075.55. . . . . 3095.00. . . . . 3129.25. . . . . 3032.20. . . . . . . 77.64. . . . . 3150.00. . . . . 1950.00. . . . . 24 . . . . . 3075.55 Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3703.30. . . . . . . . . . 1.79. . . . . . . . . 25.29 . . . . . . . . 0.77
AmbujaCement [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 262.10. . . . . . 252.55. . . . . . 263.50. . . . . . 265.35. . . . . . 249.10. . . . . 8233.03. . . . . . 274.40. . . . . . 136.65. . . . . 29 . . . . . . 252.25 Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 9052.80. . . . . . . . . . 1.61. . . . . . . 445.99 . . . . . . . . 0.87
CMP: ₹ 148.70 Investors with a shortterm ho the weekly chart, the stock has Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2926.60. . . . . . . . . . 1.46. . . . . . . . . 66.18 . . . . . . . . 0.65
Asian Paints [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2697.25. . . . . 2716.35. . . . . 2726.95. . . . . 2816.95. . . . . 2695.00. . . . . 5015.71. . . . . 2871.40. . . . . 1431.85. . . . 114 . . . . . 2714.65
Consolidated revenue increased by 5 per rizon can sell the stock of In formed a bearish engulfi ng can Aurobindo Phr [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 930.00. . . . . . 902.25. . . . . . 935.00. . . . . . 938.00. . . . . . 897.50. . . . . 2019.47. . . . . . 996.65. . . . . . 281.15. . . . . 20 . . . . . . 902.65 Britannia Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3630.80. . . . . . . . . . 1.05. . . . . . . . . 50.85 . . . . . . . . 0.68
UPL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 584.55. . . . . . . . . . 1.05. . . . . . . 164.20 . . . . . . . . 0.51
cent yoy to ₹ 313 crore (higher than AvenuSupmart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2764.95. . . . . 2719.15. . . . . 2775.00. . . . . 2802.95. . . . . 2701.00. . . . . . 342.83. . . . . 3130.05. . . . . 1735.65. . . . 173 . . . . . 2717.95
draprastha Gas Ltd (IGL) at cur dlestick pattern which is a Axis Bank [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 675.75. . . . . . 675.85. . . . . . 680.75. . . . . . 695.00. . . . . . 669.75. . . . 15849.44. . . . . . 760.60. . . . . . 285.00. . . . . 65 . . . . . . 675.80
Nestle India Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17716.30. . . . . . . . . . 0.29. . . . . . . . . 82.43 . . . . . . . . 1.00
estimates of ₹ 282 crore). EBITDA increased Wipro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 445.80. . . . . . . . . . 0.29. . . . . . . . . 27.68 . . . . . . . . 1.05
rent levels. The stock has been shortterm bearish reversal pat Bajaj Auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3643.95. . . . . 3703.30. . . . . 3672.00. . . . . 3807.00. . . . . 3655.20. . . . . 1533.89. . . . . 3807.75. . . . . 1793.10. . . . . 25 . . . . . 3706.60
by 36.4 per cent yoy (+26.6 per cent qoq) Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1339.70. . . . . . . . . . 0.21. . . . . . . . . 32.32 . . . . . . . . 7.89
on an intermediateterm tern, backing the downmove. Bajaj Hld. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3247.20. . . . . 3246.20. . . . . 3262.95. . . . . 3280.00. . . . . 3200.00. . . . . . 182.61. . . . . 3949.35. . . . . 1471.85. . . . . 29 . . . . . 3254.15 Axis Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 675.85. . . . . . . . . . 0.06. . . . . . . . . 65.39 . . . . . . . . 2.66
to ₹ 82.60 crore, higher than estimates of BajajFin [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4981.95. . . . . 5118.30. . . . . 4993.00. . . . . 5225.00. . . . . 4990.00. . . . . 7061.81. . . . . 5372.75. . . . . 1783.10. . . . . 84 . . . . . 5116.65 Divis Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3604.60. . . . . . . . 0.03. . . . . . . . . 54.43 . . . . . . . . 0.73
uptrend since it took support at The daily RSI has slipped into BajajFinserv [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 8938.25. . . . . 9052.80. . . . . 8995.00. . . . . 9388.85. . . . . 8950.50. . . . . 1645.38. . . . . 9970.00. . . . . 3985.60. . . . 439 . . . . . 9048.50
₹ 63.80 crore. EBITDA margins increased UltraTech Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5543.45. . . . . . . . 0.10. . . . . . . . . 28.76 . . . . . . . . 1.02
from 20.3 per cent in Q3FY20 to 26.3 per
₹ 364 in early October 2020. It the neutral region from the BandhanBank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 359.80. . . . . . 340.70. . . . . . 364.95. . . . . . 372.55. . . . . . 335.00. . . . 34448.50. . . . . . 487.00. . . . . . 152.35. . . . . 20 . . . . . . 341.05 HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 700.50. . . . . . . . 0.45. . . . . . . 105.66 . . . . . . . . 0.88
BergrPaintIn [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 794.15. . . . . . 805.25. . . . . . 795.10. . . . . . 822.95. . . . . . 792.50. . . . . 3004.20. . . . . . 824.80. . . . . . 390.00. . . . 130 . . . . . . 805.95 PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 195.15. . . . . . . . 0.59. . . . . . . . . . . 9.32 . . . . . . . . 0.80
cent in Q3FY21. has conclusively breached a key bullish zone. Taking a con Bharti Air [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 596.15. . . . . . 581.35. . . . . . 600.25. . . . . . 604.05. . . . . . 574.40. . . . 17060.33. . . . . . 611.70. . . . . . 381.05. . . . . . . . . . . 580.95 Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5052.20. . . . . . . . 0.80. . . . . . . . . 34.21 . . . . . . . . 0.97
Interest cost declined by 32.7 per cent yoy resistance at around ₹ 505 in trarian view, the shortterm out Biocon [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 449.80. . . . . . 441.95. . . . . . 455.00. . . . . . 455.00. . . . . . 440.15. . . . . 3617.65. . . . . . 487.70. . . . . . 235.80. . . . 156 . . . . . . 441.95 Shree Cement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23719.00. . . . . . . . 0.81. . . . . . . . . 47.12 . . . . . . . . 0.50
to ₹ 17.70 crore with debt repayment. PBT early January this year and re look is bearish for the stock. It Bk ofBar [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 79.45. . . . . . . 76.30. . . . . . . 80.15. . . . . . . 80.80. . . . . . . 75.15. . . . 53482.17. . . . . . . 96.55. . . . . . . 36.05. . . . . . . . . . . . 76.25 Hero MotoCorp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3247.30. . . . . . . . 0.85. . . . . . . . . 25.78 . . . . . . . . 0.67
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 15882.10. . . . 15806.20. . . . 15910.00. . . . 16200.00. . . . 15665.85. . . . . . 103.61. . . . 16158.10. . . . . 7874.00. . . . . 70 . . . . 15787.00 Indian OilCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 96.70. . . . . . . . 0.94. . . . . . . . . 17.20 . . . . . . . . 0.39
increased from ₹ 6.3 crore in Q3FY20 to gistered a new high at ₹ 581 in has potential to extend the BPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 413.85. . . . . . 408.30. . . . . . 415.00. . . . . . 423.00. . . . . . 405.10. . . . . 8768.24. . . . . . 510.00. . . . . . 252.00. . . . . 16 . . . . . . 408.30 BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 408.30. . . . . . . . 1.03. . . . . . . . . 20.97 . . . . . . . . 0.52
₹ 34.60 crore. GDL reported profi t of ₹ 32.70 midJanuary. However, witness downmove and reach the price Britannia [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3592.30. . . . . 3630.80. . . . . 3604.70. . . . . 3666.55. . . . . 3602.60. . . . . . 834.43. . . . . 4015.00. . . . . 2100.55. . . . . 51 . . . . . 3630.05
Hindalco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 248.90. . . . . . . . 1.08. . . . . . . . . 82.60 . . . . . . . . 0.58
Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1517.30. . . . . . . . 1.35. . . . . . . 178.24 . . . . . . . . 1.01
crore in Q3FY21 vs estimates of ₹ 11.40 crore. ing selling interest and targets of ₹ 512 and ₹ 500 in the Cadila HC [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 486.20. . . . . . 469.50. . . . . . 487.40. . . . . . 489.80. . . . . . 466.50. . . . . 2522.12. . . . . . 509.35. . . . . . 212.70. . . . . 26 . . . . . . 469.40
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 993.30. . . . . . . . 1.50. . . . . . . . . 24.99 . . . . . . . . 1.71
Cipla [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 832.80. . . . . . 812.75. . . . . . 835.00. . . . . . 839.30. . . . . . 809.00. . . . . 3326.21. . . . . . 869.65. . . . . . 356.75. . . . . 29 . . . . . . 813.00
Standalone revenue declined marginally by triggered by negative diver forthcoming trading sessions. Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 141.50. . . . . . 137.35. . . . . . 142.00. . . . . . 142.15. . . . . . 136.55. . . . 10828.88. . . . . . 199.45. . . . . . 109.50. . . . . . 8 . . . . . . 137.50
Grasim Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1017.10. . . . . . . . 1.58. . . . . . . 105.11 . . . . . . . . 0.63
SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 878.30. . . . . . . . 1.67. . . . . . . . . 54.52 . . . . . . . . 0.54
1.6 per cent to ₹ 75.70 crore and reported gence on the daily relative Traders can sell with a fi xed Colgate [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1543.50. . . . . 1538.20. . . . . 1550.00. . . . . 1565.00. . . . . 1533.15. . . . . . 902.11. . . . . 1675.80. . . . . 1065.20. . . . . 48 . . . . . 1539.25 JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 393.30. . . . . . . . 1.70. . . . . . . . . 38.35 . . . . . . . . 0.60
500 bps margins improvement to 27 per strength index the stock began stoploss at ₹ 545. Concor [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 436.75. . . . . . 428.25. . . . . . 437.00. . . . . . 443.70. . . . . . 424.20. . . . . 1176.26. . . . . . 601.95. . . . . . 263.20. . . . . 36 . . . . . . 427.85 GAIL (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 133.75. . . . . . . . 1.82. . . . . . . . . 10.47 . . . . . . . . 0.39
Dabur [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 537.65. . . . . . 537.05. . . . . . 540.00. . . . . . 546.00. . . . . . 535.40. . . . . 2903.74. . . . . . 552.35. . . . . . 385.05. . . . . 74 . . . . . . 537.20 Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 547.65. . . . . . . . 1.86. . . . . . . . . 57.31 . . . . . . . . 0.64
cent in Q3FY21. Standalone EBITDA to decline. Key resistance at Divi'sLabs [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3605.70. . . . . 3604.60. . . . . 3650.00. . . . . 3650.00. . . . . 3590.00. . . . . . 706.06. . . . . 3913.00. . . . . 1632.70. . . . . 54 . . . . . 3604.85 Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 137.35. . . . . . . . 2.02. . . . . . . . . . . 7.61 . . . . . . . . 0.46
increased by 21 per cent yoy to ₹ 20.10 ₹ 560 had limited the recent (Note: The recommendations are DLF Ltd [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 290.45. . . . . . 282.70. . . . . . 293.70. . . . . . 298.00. . . . . . 279.25. . . . 16708.25. . . . . . 299.45. . . . . . 114.50. . . . . . . . . . . 282.40 Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 8076.75. . . . . . . . 2.10. . . . . . . . . 61.32 . . . . . . . . 1.71
Dr Reddy [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5080.65. . . . . 5052.20. . . . . 5110.00. . . . . 5138.00. . . . . 5033.90. . . . . . 581.32. . . . . 5514.65. . . . . 2497.60. . . . . 34 . . . . . 5052.65 Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1004.70. . . . . . . . 2.12. . . . . . . . . 23.53 . . . . . . . . 0.99
crore in Q3FY21 and reported profi t of rally. It has slumped 4.9 per cent based on technical analysis. There Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 812.75. . . . . . . . 2.36. . . . . . . . . 29.23 . . . . . . . . 0.66
Eicher Motor [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2881.55. . . . . 2926.60. . . . . 2896.00. . . . . 2955.00. . . . . 2895.05. . . . . 1451.17. . . . . 2962.80. . . . . 1246.00. . . . . 66 . . . . . 2927.00
₹ 18.10 crore in Q3FY21 vs loss of ₹ 8.30 crore with good volume on Thursday is a risk of loss in trading.) GAIL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 138.00. . . . . . 133.75. . . . . . 139.70. . . . . . 139.70. . . . . . 132.55. . . . 25224.13. . . . . . 146.20. . . . . . . 65.70. . . . . 11 . . . . . . 133.80 NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 96.10. . . . . . . . 2.47. . . . . . . . . . . 9.30 . . . . . . . . 0.74
IndusInd Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 925.85. . . . . . . . 2.88. . . . . . . . . 25.87 . . . . . . . . 0.84
in Q3FY20 mainly due to other income of GenInsurCorp [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 140.65. . . . . . 138.50. . . . . . 141.50. . . . . . 142.50. . . . . . 137.65. . . . . . 420.85. . . . . . 274.95. . . . . . . 81.70. . . . . . . . . . . 138.30
Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 582.90. . . . . . . . 2.95. . . . . . . . . 48.54 . . . . . . . . 1.00
Godrej Cons [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 801.05. . . . . . 797.45. . . . . . 804.75. . . . . . 808.35. . . . . . 792.25. . . . . 2156.12. . . . . . 808.00. . . . . . 425.10. . . . . 66 . . . . . . 797.15
₹ 21.60 crore with dividend from DAY TRADING GUIDE Grasim [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1034.70. . . . . 1017.10. . . . . 1036.00. . . . . 1046.95. . . . . 1012.50. . . . . 1268.21. . . . . 1052.80. . . . . . 380.00. . . . . 96 . . . . . 1017.05
L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1371.30. . . . . . . . 3.18. . . . . . . 107.97 . . . . . . . . 2.63
subsidiaries. ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 94.70. . . . . . . . 3.51. . . . . . . . . 26.91 . . . . . . . . 0.55
HavellsIndia [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1020.15. . . . . 1131.95. . . . . 1064.95. . . . . 1147.00. . . . . 1052.00. . . . 23442.14. . . . . 1147.50. . . . . . 447.20. . . . . 78 . . . . . 1132.20
M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 808.25. . . . . . . . 3.61. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.23
We have revised earnings considering 14639 • Nifty 50 Futures HCL Tech [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 999.25. . . . . . 993.30. . . . . 1009.00. . . . . 1020.00. . . . . . 982.95. . . . . 8857.98. . . . . 1073.55. . . . . . 375.50. . . . . 25 . . . . . . 993.05
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 666.70. . . . . . . . 4.10. . . . . . . . . 15.76 . . . . . . . . 0.80
HDFC [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2688.15. . . . . 2663.00. . . . . 2687.95. . . . . 2698.00. . . . . 2641.25. . . . . 3200.14. . . . . 2777.70. . . . . 1473.10. . . . . 29 . . . . . 2662.75
strong operating performance and volume S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
HDFC AMC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3207.00. . . . . 3097.60. . . . . 3207.00. . . . . 3207.00. . . . . 3077.95. . . . . . 590.50. . . . . 3448.45. . . . . 1963.60. . . . . 52 . . . . . 3104.00
State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 294.85. . . . . . . . 6.85. . . . . . . . . 14.68 . . . . . . . . 1.80
ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 213.70. . . . . . . . 8.00. . . . . . . . . 19.46 . . . . . . . . 2.97
recovery. We have valued 41 per cent stake 14580 14520 14700 14760 Initiate fresh short positions with a HDFC Bank [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1492.00. . . . . 1474.80. . . . . 1492.00. . . . . 1494.35. . . . . 1468.15. . . . 13166.53. . . . . 1511.00. . . . . . 738.90. . . . . 27 . . . . . 1473.90 Bharti Airtel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 581.35. . . . . . . . 8.24. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 2.22
in snowman at ₹ 25 per share (20 per cent stiff stoploss only if the contract HDFCLifeIns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 702.95. . . . . . 700.50. . . . . . 710.00. . . . . . 711.90. . . . . . 699.00. . . . . 2254.98. . . . . . 731.00. . . . . . 339.15. . . . 106 . . . . . . 700.65 TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3273.85. . . . . . . . 8.52. . . . . . . . . 39.61 . . . . . . . . 5.47
HeroMoto [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3275.60. . . . . 3247.30. . . . . 3275.60. . . . . 3346.00. . . . . 3219.70. . . . . 1300.18. . . . . 3393.85. . . . . 1475.00. . . . . 26 . . . . . 3245.75 Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1857.80. . . . . . . . 8.77. . . . . . . . . 58.46 . . . . . . . . 4.33
discount to Mcap). We have revised SOTP fails to move above 14,700 levels
Hind.Znc [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 296.40. . . . . . 283.20. . . . . . 301.00. . . . . . 302.50. . . . . . 282.00. . . . . 3043.23. . . . . . 328.00. . . . . . 122.00. . . . . 18 . . . . . . 283.20 HDFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2663.00. . . . . . 10.48. . . . . . . . . 28.96 . . . . . . . . 7.61
based valuation with target price of ₹ 185 ₹ 1473 • HDFC Bank Hindalco [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 252.10. . . . . . 248.90. . . . . . 252.85. . . . . . 254.55. . . . . . 246.45. . . . . 8781.51. . . . . . 275.50. . . . . . . 85.05. . . . . 84 . . . . . . 248.55 HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1474.80. . . . . . 17.36. . . . . . . . . 27.20 . . . . . . 10.20
(earlier ₹ 125). S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
HPCL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 231.05. . . . . . 228.80. . . . . . 231.30. . . . . . 234.00. . . . . . 227.50. . . . . 6682.00. . . . . . 252.10. . . . . . 155.00. . . . . . 5 . . . . . . 228.55 Pts: Impact on index movement
HUL [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2355.95. . . . . 2367.65. . . . . 2376.00. . . . . 2399.90. . . . . 2350.00. . . . . 1521.13. . . . . 2614.00. . . . . 1756.00. . . . . 76 . . . . . 2367.10
1460 1445 1490 1505 Initiate fresh short positions with a ICICI Bank [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 551.00. . . . . . 552.70. . . . . . 555.00. . . . . . 561.00. . . . . . 549.70. . . . 18189.28. . . . . . 561.00. . . . . . 269.00. . . . . 31 . . . . . . 552.25
stiff stoploss if the stock fails to ICICILombGIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1494.90. . . . . 1462.85. . . . . 1502.35. . . . . 1519.00. . . . . 1455.65. . . . . . 866.49. . . . . 1625.00. . . . . . 805.60. . . . . 47 . . . . . 1463.60 Nifty Next 50 Movers H 302.85 pts.
MACQUARIE move beyond ₹ 1,490 levels
IndraprsGas [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 561.30. . . . . . 532.90. . . . . . 564.00. . . . . . 566.70. . . . . . 529.10. . . . . 5611.08. . . . . . 581.30. . . . . . 284.55. . . . . 42 . . . . . . 533.05 Close(₹ ) Pts PE Wt(%)
IndusInd BK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 947.70. . . . . . 925.85. . . . . . 959.40. . . . . . 967.00. . . . . . 918.25. . . . . 8216.36. . . . . 1348.70. . . . . . 235.60. . . . . 26 . . . . . . 926.25 Havells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1131.95. . . . . . 100.05. . . . . . . . . 92.53 . . . . . . . . 3.01
L&T Infotech (Buy) INFO EDGE (I). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5169.60. . . . . 5207.75. . . . . 5220.00. . . . . 5375.00. . . . . 5125.00. . . . . . 875.86. . . . . 5876.05. . . . . 1580.00. . . . 232 . . . . . 5197.30 Adani Green Energy . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1048.80. . . . . . . . 40.03. . . . . . . 652.56 . . . . . . . . 4.36
Target: ₹ 4,550 ₹ 1339 • Infosys Infosys [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1339.45. . . . . 1339.70. . . . . 1350.00. . . . . 1361.05. . . . . 1335.00. . . . . 6142.42. . . . . 1392.70. . . . . . 511.10. . . . . 32 . . . . . 1339.25 Adani Transmission .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 471.65. . . . . . . . 16.16. . . . . 4087.67 . . . . . . . . 1.38
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Info Edge (India) .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5207.75. . . . . . . . 10.34. . . . . . . 253.62 . . . . . . . . 4.20
CMP: ₹ 3977.90 IntGlobAviat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1666.40. . . . . 1677.55. . . . . 1680.00. . . . . 1726.00. . . . . 1665.45. . . . . 1704.95. . . . . 1786.95. . . . . . 765.05. . . . . . . . . . 1678.70
Berger Paints India . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 805.25. . . . . . . . . . 9.63. . . . . . . 129.75 . . . . . . . . 2.08
1330 1317 1350 1360 Consider initiating fresh short IOC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 98.30. . . . . . . 96.70. . . . . . . 98.20. . . . . . . 99.60. . . . . . . 96.20. . . . 25634.85. . . . . . 121.70. . . . . . . 71.15. . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . 96.65
L&T Infotech has a structured sales IPruLifeINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 515.25. . . . . . 506.10. . . . . . 516.15. . . . . . 519.85. . . . . . 503.85. . . . . 1384.25. . . . . . 537.90. . . . . . 221.95. . . . . 68 . . . . . . 506.75
Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1775.55. . . . . . . . . . 9.21. . . . . . . 101.89 . . . . . . . . 2.88
program and a strong alliance partner positions with a fi xed stoploss if ITC [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 217.65. . . . . . 213.70. . . . . . 219.00. . . . . . 219.50. . . . . . 212.20. . . . 28999.16. . . . . . 239.95. . . . . . 134.95. . . . . 19 . . . . . . 213.65
United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 628.10. . . . . . . . . . 8.73. . . . . . . 233.10 . . . . . . . . 1.99
the stock drops below ₹ 1,330 levels Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1677.55. . . . . . . . . . 3.83. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.72
ecosystem, which continues to help drive JSWSteelLtd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 400.90. . . . . . 393.30. . . . . . 402.50. . . . . . 405.00. . . . . . 388.95. . . . . 7085.95. . . . . . 412.95. . . . . . 132.50. . . . . 49 . . . . . . 392.75
Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2738.95. . . . . . . . . . 2.95. . . . . . . . . 47.83 . . . . . . . . 1.43
Kot.Mah.Bk [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1883.60. . . . . 1857.80. . . . . 1900.00. . . . . 1904.90. . . . . 1845.75. . . . . 5668.86. . . . . 2026.55. . . . . 1000.35. . . . . 58 . . . . . 1858.65
faster than industry growth. Success ₹ 213 • ITC L&T [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1382.65. . . . . 1371.30. . . . . 1395.00. . . . . 1396.00. . . . . 1361.05. . . . . 2985.42. . . . . 1395.00. . . . . . 661.05. . . . . 15 . . . . . 1370.00
Abbott India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14487.80. . . . . . . . . . 1.72. . . . . . . . . 46.73 . . . . . . . . 0.82
Oracle Fin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3349.95. . . . . . . . . . 0.41. . . . . . . . . 16.87 . . . . . . . . 0.83
around winning new logos in the Fortune S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT L&TInfotech [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4090.95. . . . . 3979.35. . . . . 4170.00. . . . . 4179.95. . . . . 3960.00. . . . . . 193.22. . . . . 4499.90. . . . . 1207.60. . . . . 40 . . . . . 3977.90 Bajaj Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3246.20. . . . . . . . 0.18. . . . . . . . . 28.87 . . . . . . . . 1.73
500 (up from 52 in 2017 to 69 now) has 211 208 217 220 Make use of intraday rallies to Lupin [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1088.50. . . . . 1068.20. . . . . 1099.40. . . . . 1099.40. . . . . 1065.40. . . . . 2507.53. . . . . 1121.85. . . . . . 505.00. . . . . 40 . . . . . 1068.35 Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 416.55. . . . . . . . 0.55. . . . . . . . . 50.55 . . . . . . . . 2.29
M&M [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 824.50. . . . . . 808.25. . . . . . 823.00. . . . . . 835.00. . . . . . 800.30. . . . . 4455.11. . . . . . 843.70. . . . . . 245.80. . . . 161 . . . . . . 806.15 Alkem Laboratories . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3075.55. . . . . . . . 1.15. . . . . . . . . 23.86 . . . . . . . . 1.37
been good. initiate fresh short positions while Marico Ltd [1]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 416.85. . . . . . 416.55. . . . . . 419.00. . . . . . 424.20. . . . . . 414.25. . . . . 1647.18. . . . . . 434.80. . . . . . 233.80. . . . . 49 . . . . . . 416.00 Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 537.05. . . . . . . . 1.21. . . . . . . . . 74.79 . . . . . . . . 3.23
The large deal pipeline remains strong for maintaining a stoploss at ₹ 217 Maruti [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 8144.95. . . . . 8076.75. . . . . 8205.00. . . . . 8267.00. . . . . 8021.45. . . . . . 769.49. . . . . 8400.00. . . . . 4002.00. . . . . 61 . . . . . 8073.00 Gen Life Ins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 138.50. . . . . . . . 1.89. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.36
LTI at over 62 per cent yoy, with strong MothersSum [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 158.25. . . . . . 154.35. . . . . . 158.50. . . . . . 160.20. . . . . . 153.10. . . . 10064.19. . . . . . 174.85. . . . . . . 48.50. . . . . 82 . . . . . . 154.35 Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15806.20. . . . . . . . 2.32. . . . . 3046.94 . . . . . . . . 1.44
levels
MuthootFinan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1210.75. . . . . 1182.90. . . . . 1215.00. . . . . 1228.00. . . . . 1177.00. . . . . 1206.73. . . . . 1405.00. . . . . . 477.50. . . . . 14 . . . . . 1182.60 Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1538.20. . . . . . . . 2.52. . . . . . . . . 47.78 . . . . . . . . 2.18
demand around cloud migration, digital Tata Consumer Pdt . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 595.25. . . . . . . . 3.00. . . . . . . . . 96.77 . . . . . . . . 3.79
transformation and changing customer ₹ 94 • ONGC NestleIndia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 17681.30. . . . 17716.30. . . . 17770.00. . . . 17900.00. . . . 17655.35. . . . . . . 70.98. . . . 18821.45. . . . 12588.95. . . . . 82 . . . . 17714.50
Proc & Gam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11228.85. . . . . . . . 4.08. . . . . . . . . 66.26 . . . . . . . . 1.12
NMDC Ltd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 121.25. . . . . . 117.20. . . . . . 121.10. . . . . . 122.00. . . . . . 116.35. . . . . 8130.66. . . . . . 139.50. . . . . . . 62.00. . . . . 11 . . . . . . 117.15
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Siemens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1669.25. . . . . . . . 4.14. . . . . . . . . 77.88 . . . . . . . . 1.58
experiences. NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 98.30. . . . . . . 96.10. . . . . . . 98.70. . . . . . . 99.15. . . . . . . 95.60. . . . 22667.01. . . . . . 118.85. . . . . . . 74.00. . . . . . 8 . . . . . . . 96.15
United Breweries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1247.35. . . . . . . . 4.86. . . . . . . 884.67 . . . . . . . . 1.47
Recently won large deals (one in UAE and 92 89 97 99 Initiate fresh short positions with a ONGC [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 98.85. . . . . . . 94.70. . . . . . . 99.05. . . . . . 100.20. . . . . . . 93.90. . . . 26939.35. . . . . . 123.00. . . . . . . 51.80. . . . . 13 . . . . . . . 94.90
Godrej Consumer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 797.45. . . . . . . . 4.87. . . . . . . . . 66.43 . . . . . . . . 3.21
tight stoploss if the stock of ONGC Oracle Fin [5] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3345.05. . . . . 3349.95. . . . . 3367.90. . . . . 3399.95. . . . . 3340.00. . . . . . . 59.44. . . . . 3544.20. . . . . 1532.50. . . . . 17 . . . . . 3348.30
Hpcl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 228.80. . . . . . . . 5.97. . . . . . . . . . . 5.71 . . . . . . . . 1.80
one in the energy vertical) totalling to Petronet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 249.50. . . . . . 245.85. . . . . . 251.50. . . . . . 253.15. . . . . . 244.40. . . . . 4224.23. . . . . . 280.00. . . . . . 170.75. . . . . 15 . . . . . . 245.95
fails to rally above ₹ 97 levels Container Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 428.25. . . . . . . . 8.33. . . . . . . . . 36.28 . . . . . . . . 1.25
US$274mn have increased net new deal PFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 121.45. . . . . . 118.70. . . . . . 121.95. . . . . . 122.40. . . . . . 118.00. . . . . 4176.55. . . . . . 133.30. . . . . . . 74.20. . . . . . 4 . . . . . . 118.55 Sbi Cards And Pay Srv . . . . . . . .. . . . 979.65. . . . . . . . 9.58. . . . . . . . . 82.44 . . . . . . . . 1.47
PGHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 11350.00. . . . 11228.85. . . . 11310.00. . . . 11400.00. . . . 11152.85. . . . . . . . 9.05. . . . 12450.00. . . . . 8500.00. . . . . 66 . . . . 11256.15
wins in 9M FY21 to $338 million (+54 per ₹ 2097 • Reliance Ind. PidiliteInd [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1758.65. . . . . 1775.55. . . . . 1760.00. . . . . 1819.50. . . . . 1760.00. . . . . . 910.04. . . . . 1849.90. . . . . 1186.05. . . . . 99 . . . . . 1774.60
Petronet Lng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 245.85. . . . . . . . 9.78. . . . . . . . . 14.86 . . . . . . . . 1.96
Muthoot Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1182.90. . . . . . 10.78. . . . . . . . . 14.15 . . . . . . . . 1.36
cent yoy), putting it in a good shape to S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
PiramalEntp [2]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1596.25. . . . . 1563.50. . . . . 1616.00. . . . . 1626.35. . . . . 1547.75. . . . . 1607.24. . . . . 1727.60. . . . . . 608.00. . . . . . . . . . 1563.70 Punjab Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 35.65. . . . . . 11.20. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.91
achieve 9.718.9 per cent yoy growth in US$ 2080 2060 2120 2140 Fresh long positions can be initiated PowerGrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 196.15. . . . . . 195.15. . . . . . 196.45. . . . . . 197.70. . . . . . 194.15. . . . . 7036.38. . . . . . 207.40. . . . . . 129.75. . . . . . 9 . . . . . . 195.00 Power Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 118.70. . . . . . 11.42. . . . . . . . . . . 4.54 . . . . . . . . 1.47
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 36.95. . . . . . . 35.65. . . . . . . 37.10. . . . . . . 37.40. . . . . . . 35.25. . . 126279.61. . . . . . . 62.80. . . . . . . 26.30. . . . . . . . . . . . 35.65 Hindus Zinc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 283.20. . . . . . 11.96. . . . . . . . . 19.12 . . . . . . . . 0.76
revenues in FY2122E, positioning it in the with a fi xed stoploss if the stock
Reliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2054.70. . . . . 2099.40. . . . . 2082.00. . . . . 2120.00. . . . . 2075.00. . . . 18038.99. . . . . 2368.80. . . . . . 867.44. . . . . 50 . . . . . 2097.85 Biocon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 441.95. . . . . . 12.46. . . . . . . 134.57 . . . . . . . . 2.09
industry leader quadrant (by growth). advances above ₹ 2,120 levels SBI [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 302.55. . . . . . 294.85. . . . . . 304.00. . . . . . 305.15. . . . . . 291.50. . . . 29995.20. . . . . . 331.90. . . . . . 149.55. . . . . 18 . . . . . . 294.95 IPrulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 506.10. . . . . . 12.68. . . . . . . . . 67.74 . . . . . . . . 2.09
Nmdc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 117.20. . . . . . 13.30. . . . . . . . . 11.82 . . . . . . . . 1.14
Rampup of UAE deal is likely in Q1FY22. SBICards&Pay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 998.65. . . . . . 979.65. . . . . 1010.00. . . . . 1019.00. . . . . . 970.70. . . . . 2160.36. . . . . 1019.00. . . . . . 495.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
₹ 294 • SBI SBILifeInsur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 896.75. . . . . . 878.30. . . . . . 907.80. . . . . . 907.80. . . . . . 875.00. . . . . 1913.82. . . . . 1019.65. . . . . . 520.00. . . . . 54 . . . . . . 879.25
Acc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1665.75. . . . . . 13.38. . . . . . . . . 25.63 . . . . . . . . 1.50
We expect LTI to step up its investments in S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT ShreeCement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 23979.95. . . . 23719.00. . . . 24075.00. . . . 24299.80. . . . 23602.00. . . . . . . 51.82. . . . 25946.95. . . . 15500.00. . . . . 47 . . . . 23751.60
Bank Of Baroda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 76.30. . . . . . 13.52. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 0.97
SG&A towards strategic investment areas Siemens [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1682.25. . . . . 1669.25. . . . . 1700.00. . . . . 1732.85. . . . . 1658.65. . . . . . 686.05. . . . . 1732.20. . . . . . 947.00. . . . . 79 . . . . . 1668.45
Piramal Ent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1563.50. . . . . . 13.99. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.99
290 285 300 306 Consider initiating fresh short Cadila Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 469.50. . . . . . 15.27. . . . . . . . . 27.32 . . . . . . . . 1.28
like data, cloud and SaaS off erings in Sun Pharma [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 594.70. . . . . . 582.90. . . . . . 598.00. . . . . . 598.75. . . . . . 580.65. . . . . 4546.39. . . . . . 627.95. . . . . . 315.20. . . . . 48 . . . . . . 582.85
Motherson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 154.35. . . . . . 16.73. . . . . . . . . 98.87 . . . . . . . . 1.97
positions with a stiff stoploss if the Tata Motors [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 274.90. . . . . . 290.60. . . . . . 281.00. . . . . . 299.00. . . . . . 280.00. . . 283614.46. . . . . . 299.00. . . . . . . 63.60. . . . . . . . . . . 290.45
Nordics. We raise our FY2123E EPS by 13%. stock reverses down from ₹ 300
Dlf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 282.70. . . . . . 17.14. . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . 1.86
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 690.15. . . . . . 666.70. . . . . . 691.00. . . . . . 694.75. . . . . . 661.60. . . . 16117.87. . . . . . 731.35. . . . . . 250.90. . . . . 17 . . . . . . 666.80 Lupin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1068.20. . . . . . 17.43. . . . . . . . . 55.81 . . . . . . . . 2.73
With the stronger revenue growth outlook levels TataConsumPr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 596.65. . . . . . 595.25. . . . . . 603.40. . . . . . 612.75. . . . . . 590.05. . . . . 4506.20. . . . . . 634.90. . . . . . 213.70. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larsen & Toubro Info . . . . . . . . . .. . 3979.35. . . . . . 18.11. . . . . . . . . 40.01 . . . . . . . . 1.92
,we raise our target price to ₹ 4,550 (30x TCS [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 3308.80. . . . . 3273.85. . . . . 3305.00. . . . . 3309.15. . . . . 3262.10. . . . . 2778.55. . . . . 3327.00. . . . . 1504.40. . . . . 38 . . . . . 3274.80 Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp .. . . . . . .. . 3097.60. . . . . . 20.81. . . . . . . . . 53.07 . . . . . . . . 1.75
FY23E EPS) vs ₹ 3,700 earlier. ₹ 3274 • TCS TechMahindra [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1019.45. . . . . 1004.70. . . . . 1026.00. . . . . 1033.35. . . . . . 994.50. . . . . 3911.53. . . . . 1081.35. . . . . . 470.25. . . . . 24 . . . . . 1003.75 Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2719.15. . . . . . 24.39. . . . . . . 173.16 . . . . . . . . 4.31
TitanCompany [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1531.30. . . . . 1517.30. . . . . 1533.10. . . . . 1549.85. . . . . 1512.05. . . . . 1558.03. . . . . 1620.95. . . . . . 720.00. . . . 178 . . . . . 1516.60 Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1462.85. . . . . . 24.99. . . . . . . . . 47.84 . . . . . . . . 3.39
S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT
TorrentPhar [5]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2722.15. . . . . 2738.95. . . . . 2735.60. . . . . 2799.90. . . . . 2726.10. . . . . . 422.59. . . . . 3040.00. . . . . 1619.00. . . . . 48 . . . . . 2739.15 Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 252.55. . . . . . 25.07. . . . . . . . . 28.69 . . . . . . . . 1.97
3250 3220 3300 3325 Initiate fresh short positions with a UB [1] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1259.60. . . . . 1247.35. . . . . 1263.00. . . . . 1282.80. . . . . 1237.40. . . . . . 656.17. . . . . 1355.90. . . . . . 758.75. . . . 885 . . . . . 1247.70 Indus Towers .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 246.15. . . . . . 27.30. . . . . . . . . 31.75 . . . . . . . . 2.47
Aurobindo Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 902.25. . . . . . 27.89. . . . . . . . . 19.87 . . . . . . . . 2.70
tight stoploss only if the stock of UltraTech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 5547.10. . . . . 5543.45. . . . . 5599.00. . . . . 5647.00. . . . . 5511.40. . . . . . 481.35. . . . . 5695.10. . . . . 2913.15. . . . . 28 . . . . . 5543.30
BusinessLine is not responsible for the recommendations United Spr [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 619.90. . . . . . 628.10. . . . . . 623.00. . . . . . 652.50. . . . . . 620.90. . . . . 4964.08. . . . . . 742.95. . . . . . 443.00. . . . 169 . . . . . . 627.90 Indraprastha Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 532.90. . . . . . 35.52. . . . . . . . . 42.54 . . . . . . . . 1.98
sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent TCS declines below ₹ 3,250 levels Bandhan Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 340.70. . . . . . 46.17. . . . . . . . . 20.18 . . . . . . . . 2.45
UPL [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 576.35. . . . . . 584.55. . . . . . 576.35. . . . . . 594.00. . . . . . 576.35. . . . 11759.05. . . . . . 601.00. . . . . . 240.30. . . . 158 . . . . . . 584.10
to: blmarketwatch@gmail.com S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. Wipro [2] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 444.95. . . . . . 445.80. . . . . . 451.60. . . . . . 453.45. . . . . . 442.30. . . . 15911.38. . . . . . 467.20. . . . . . 159.60. . . . . 28 . . . . . . 445.90 Pts: Impact on index movement
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FRIDAY • JANUARY 22 • 2021 COMMODITIES 7
MCX COMPDEX C 27 pts (0.25%) MCX BULLDEX C 53 pts (0.34%) MCX METLDEX C 87 pts (0.63%) NCDEX AGRIDEX C 11 pts (0.97%)
PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE
10668.30 10729.63 10676.46 10694.98 15456.54 15556.81 15473.31 15509.52 13807.04 13931.36 13807.04 13893.81 1148.40 1159.65 1147.35 1159.65
As of 17.00 hours
Symbol
FUTURES TRACKER
Delivery Centre
Price
Unit
MCX
Previous
Close (₹ )
Close (₹ )
%
Change
OI Base metals and gold, too, join the Sensex party
ALUMINIUM Thane 1 Kg 163.3 164.2 0.6 3210 Recovery in industrial activities 7,927 points on March 18. How
ever, the recovery from these
COPPER Thane 1 Kg 611.4 612.7 0.2 7370000 and safe-haven status stoked the rally 52week lower levels was quick
COTTON Rajkot 1 Bale 21160.0 21260.0 0.5 54675 and sharp.
CPO* Cash Settled 10 Kgs 933.2 933.2 0.0 24380 RUTAM VORA Director at Kedia Commodity, Experts attribute the strong
CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 3910.0 3877.0 -0.8 224400 Ahmedabad, January 21 informed that in a rare in recovery in the agri indices to
GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 49534.0 49617.0 0.2 5465 Even as the BSE Sensex briefl y stance, gold and equities the higher commodity prices
GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 39686.0 39677.0 0.0 18.744 breached the 50,000mark on moved in tandem as a fallout led by edible oils and oilseeds
GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 49528.0 49566.0 0.1 1482.5 Thursday yielding nearly 100 of Covid19 uncertainty and and pulses including chana.
GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grm 4921.0 4908.0 -0.3 24.046 per cent gains for the investors the government push that Tight demandsupply condi
KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kgs 1204.5 1210.0 0.5 276
from its March lows, commod followed. tions had stoked a rally in
ities, too, created a positive mo “Equities fell sharply as busi chana prices from about
LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kg 166.2 166.4 0.1 4810
mentum to emerge as strong nesses started getting hurt due ₹ 3,600 a quintal to ₹ 5,500dur
MENTHAOIL Chandausi 1 Kg 962.0 960.9 -0.1 57.24
companions to equities. to Covid19. The uncertainty As against the near100 per among others. Secondly, base to match the upward mo ing October.
NATURALGAS Cash Settled 1 mmBtu 181.0 181.5 0.3 15842500
The disruptions from triggered safehaven buying cent rally in S&P BSE Sensex metals including aluminium, mentum built by the equities, From its lower levels of
NICKEL Thane 1 Kg 1322.1 1333.6 0.9 2733000 Covid19, while posed uncer for gold. But soon after govern from March 2020, MCX Com zinc, nickel, copper directly agri commodities were slow to March 2020, NCDEX Agridex
RUBBER Palakkad 100 Kgs 15439.0 15308.0 -0.8 77 tainty about future, did also ments came up with fi nancial dex Base Metals reported represent the industry or eco join the rally. and MCX Comdex Composite
SILVER Ahmedabad 1 Kg 66990.0 67520.0 0.8 377910 prompt governments to ex package to revive the eco nearly 52 per cent rise, fol nomy,” he added. Nickel fu exhibited sharp recovery with
SILVERM Ahmedabad 1 Kg 66979.0 67463.0 0.7 66845 tend monetary and fi scal sup nomy, which fuelled the equit lowed by about 24 per cent tures have gained by nearly 32 Slow start to agri-comm about 25 per cent and 35 per
SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kg 66966.0 67445.0 0.7 46821 port to the economy. This, ac ies rally. This is rare. What also gain in MCX Comdex Gold per cent within a year, fol NCDEX Agridex, which com cent gains, respectively. Al
ZINC Thane 1 Kg 218.5 219.5 0.4 5810 cording to analysts, triggered a fuelled the base metals is the index. lowed by zinc futures at 21 per prisesagri commodity futures, though, the gains were lesser
collective rally in equities, bul resumption of industrial activ “Since the second quarter of cent, aluminium futures by 17 saw a fall from 1091 points in than what was seen in the
NCDEX lion, metals and agricommod ities which triggered strong 2018, we had seen perpetual per cent and lead futures by the beginning of 2020 to equities or industrial metals,
CASTOR DEESA Quintal 4388.0 4406.0 0.4 20540 ities from the lockdown days. buying and we saw metals buying in bullion due to vari about 10 per cent in past one about 920 points by mid the upside momentum in a
CHANA BIKANER Quintal 4415.0 4472.0 1.3 34080
Dissecting the relation gaining sharply from their ous international factors in year. March 2020. Also, MCX Com short span of time put agri
between the rally in equities lows in March,” Kedia told cluding geopolitical tensions, While industrial metals or dex Composite index fell from commodities on hot list for
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AKHIL NALLAMUTHU
AGRI-BUSINESS
UP cane arrears balloon to over ₹ 12,000 crore LEAF to bring in tech platform
to connect with farmers
Bird fl u outbreak:
FSSAI allays fear
State govt delaying have fallen again. “The do
over poultry
SAP announcement mestic market is not showing
any kind of promise.
To cover 30 lakh vices. “In the next 15 months,
we are going to rope in 10 lakh
consumption
on fears that nil or The price is little over farmers in 3 years farmers. Besides strengthen MEENAKSHI VERMA AMBWANI
little hike may irk ₹ 3,100 per quintal. This is ing our operations in Andhra New Delhi, January 21
much lower than the cost of KV KURMANATH Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala As the country grapples with the
farmers: Sources production,” he said. Hyderabad, January 21 and Karnataka, we are going to bird fl u outbreak, the Food Safety
TV JAYAN Shubam Malik, a young Integrated agri services pro expand to Telangana, Madhya and Standards Authority of India
New Delhi, January 21 farmer from Lank village, loc vider Lawrencedale Agro Pro Pradesh and Maharashtra,” (FSSAI) said that properlypre
Almost four months into the UP farmers, who have so far supplied cane worth ₹ 14,000 crore ated 11 km from Shamli town, cessing India (LEAF), based in Palat Vijayaraghavan, Founder pared and cooked poultry meat
202021 crushing season, the to the sugar mills in the season, have received only ₹ 4,448 crore said he hasn’t received any Udhagamandalam, has an and Chief Executive Offi cer of and eggs are safe to eat.
Uttar Pradesh Government is payment towards cane sup nounced expansion of its ser LEAF, told BusinessLine. In a guidance note on safe prac
yet to announce the state ad supplied sugarcane worth Akhilesh Yadav who an can be given for this undue plied in the current season, vices by increasing the num “We are going to roll out a tices for handling, processing
vised price (SAP) for sugar ₹ 14,000 crore to the mills in nounced it on January 18, 2016 delay,” said a sugar industry even though he got some ber of the farmers connected phygital (a hybrid of physical and consumption of poultry
cane, while millers have so far, the season — received only for the season 201516. Yogi source in the State, who dues for the previous season to 30 lakh from the present and digital models) service de meat and eggs during bird fl u
crushed about 40 per cent of ₹ 4,448 crore towards cane seems to have broken that re doesn’t want to be named. cleared. strength of 30,000 farmers in livery concept to the various outbreak, it has advised con
the cane grown in the largest payment. cord,” said Jitender Hudda, a A large number of sugar In the previous season, the next three years. tribal agriculture belts in the sumers to not consume half
producing State. The delay in The payment made by the farmer from Shamli district cane farmers from western mills bought 1,118 lt of sugar Besides, it is going to intro country. The farmers will be al boiled eggs or undercooked
the SAP announcement has mills in the current season in western Uttar Pradesh. UP are already camping cane worth ₹ 35,899 crore but duce a technology platform in lowed to access fi nancial ser chicken.
also surprised the industry. also includes an arrears of “It is already too late. This is around New Delhi demand the payment made was only a month or two, giving the vices and other services re
Mills have so far crushed over ₹ 2,500 crore of the previ not done. The season has star ing the repeal of three farm ₹ 34,050 crore. farmers access to fi nancial, in quired for farming through a Safety precautions
455.4 lakh tonnes (lt) of sug ous sugar season, which ted in October. laws. The balance including an surance and extension digital platform,” he said. The food safety authority has ad
arcane to produce 46.04 lt of ended on September 30 last “The government seems to interest of around ₹ 750 crore, services. The fi rm, which has a base of vised consumers to ensure they
sugar in the sugar season that year. be worried that no increase in Lower prices came to ₹ 2,600 crore and was The fi rm works with small 200 employees, is going to hire procure chicken and eggs from
began on October 1. “This was by far the historic SAP or a small increase may The industry source, however, carried forward to the cur and marginal farmers in re 200 more as it rolls out the ex genuine and trusted sources and
late in announcing the SAP in further add to the anger of said some mills are making rent season. The payment of mote areas and helps them cut pansion plan. It is going to set not to purchase eggs or poultry
Mounting dues any season. The record for the farmers who are already payments at the old rate as ad ₹ 4,448 crore made thus far down cost of cultivation and up 30 Farmers’ Service Centres, meat from avianinfl uenza infec
As a result, UP sugarcane delayed announcement of up in arms the three farm vised by the State. The prob was partly towards the dues save time by reducing the time with each covering 10,000 ted areas. It has also advised not
farmers — who have so far SAP was earlier held by laws. No other explanation lem is that the sugar prices from the previous season. to access inputs and other ser 15,000 farmers. to have direct contact with raw
meat and not to keep raw meat in
the open.
Outlining various hygiene
evaluate eauction system Plantation sector seeks higher allocation and loan rejig eggs should not be washed in
running water to avoid spread of
droplets contaminating the sur
OUR BUREAU mechanism,” Viren Shah, OUR BUREAU under various development Planters’ wishlist a nineyear period with two years rounding areas. It has also ad
Ahmedabad, January 21 Chairman of FAITTA, said in a Bengaluru, January 21 schemes. moratorium,” said Jeff ry Rebello, vised consumers and retail out
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Extend fi nancial aid to help mitigate climate change impact
Citing several lacunae in the e statement. The tea trade had Reeling under the impact of “We have asked the Govern Chairman, Upasi Coff ee lets to sanitise and disinfect
auctions mechanism, tea migrated from a manual auc changing weather pattern and ment to increase the budgetary ■
Levy safeguard duty on rubber imports Committee. chopping boards, knives, utensils
traders have urged the regu tion system to eauction in volatile price trend, the planta allocation for Commodity Boards ■
Set up MSME cluster for NR processing In addition to restructuring of and surfaces that come in contact
lator, Tea Board of India, to 2016 as a part of the auction re tion sector in South has sought for carrying out developmental all loans, the interest rate on all with raw meat and diff erent
evaluate the online auction form initiative for fair price higher allocation of funds for the activities besides one time grant
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Exempt fi eld latex from GST crop and development loans utensils for raw and cooked meat
system before its widescale discovery. Commodity Boards in the Budget to clear the amount due to planta ■
Encourage valueaddition in spices through PLI scheme should be reduced to 3 per cent products should be used.
rollout. The eauction 202122 for clearing the growers’ tion sector,” he said. The estim per annum, said S Appadurai, It has advised people who
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Allow weighted deduction of up to 200% on welfare expenses
The Federa was implemen dues. ated dues for tea sector is about Chairman, Karnataka Planters’ handle live poultry to take special
tion of All India ted in Coonoor, Besides, the labourintensive ₹ 75 crore. Association (KPA). precautions and use masks, PPE
Tea Traders Asso and the Board sector has also sought a fi nancial Upasi has also urged for en come. Further, Upasi has also production during the last fi ve KPA has also urged the FM to de and gloves to avoid direct contact
ciation (FAITTA), has proposed package for restructuring of hanced funding for Research and urged the government to fi x MSP years mainly due to unfavourable lete the Rule 7B(1) of Income Tax with raw meat, besides frequent
the apex tea to expand the loans for the coff ee sector and Development and extension for plantation commodities as weather and unremunerative Rules so that a large number of hand washing. “People who work
trade body, has system to the urged the government to declare activities in the sector as the fl ow per the recommendations of MS prices, Upasi has sought restruc small growers can take up curing closely with live infected poultry
warned that the remaining fi ve minimum support price for the of funds for R&D had reduced due Swaminathan Committee at 50 turing of loans. According to of coff ee and sell in the open mar are at high risk of getting the in
public auction auction plantation produce among oth to lower outlay for the Boards, be per cent above the cost of produc State Level Bankers Committees ket, a move that could help them fection. The cases of virus spread
system could centres. ers sops in the Budget. sides seeking fi nancial support to tion so as to provide security for (SLBCs) of Southern States, get better prices, Appadurai said. in humans have also been linked
have serious ramifi cations for In mock trials, the tea lots Prashant Bhansali, President, mitigate the eff ects of climate the longterm investment de ₹ 6,840 crore is due from coff ee “Further, we are also looking to slaughter of infected birds as
the trade under its current e went to the buyer who had United Planters Association of change. It has also suggested that cision ensuring remunerative growers as on December 31, 2019, for exemption or reduction in well as handling of dead birds, be
auctions systems. entered the highest bid price, South India (Upasi), said the re the Orthodox Production Sub prices to the growers. with an accrued interest of ₹ 820 customs duty on import of in fore cooking. Humantohuman
“Unfortunately, there are regardless of the actual auc duction in the budgetary alloca sidy Scheme be included under crore. puts such as agriculture and transmission of the avian infl u
several lacunae in the system, tion bidding trend and price tion in recent years has aff ected the ambit of Section10(30) of the Coffee loan restructuring “We urge that all the current plantation machineries/equip enza virus is very rare unless one
and as a result it has ended up increments leading up to the the plantation sector as the Income Tax Act, 1961 so that the or For the coff ee sector, where grow and overdue loans, along with ac ment, fertilizers, pesticides, herb works in proximity with the in
working like a tender process, second highest bidder price, Boards were not in a position to thodox subsidy from Tea Board is ers have been facing severe fi nan crued interest may be restruc icides, effl uent treatment chem fected birds,” the guidance note
and not a fair price discovery FAITTA said. disburse the dues to the growers not included as a part of total in cial crisis due to the set back in tured into a single term loan over icals and plant material,” he said. said.
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Liquidity-driven run could be halted by events o shoot the bird’s eye, you a fi xed exchange rate. The exchange economy entering in a defl ationary
over which Indian investors have no control need to see only the eye rate is an important variable in situation. Prior to the adoption of
and nothing else, so goes monetary policy and in particular FIT, the RBI did not have the expos
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the wellknown Indian in infl ation targeting because it im ure in terms of responding to the
he Sensex has summitted Mount 50K and proverb. This was the simple under pacts the liquidity management by CPI infl ation, which gives a weight
there is justifi able jubilation all around. pinning of the Flexible Infl ation the central bank. age of around 46 per cent to food in
Yet, the celebratory mood needs to be Targeting (FIT), approach that has Over the years, there has been an fl ation on which the RBI has no con
served the RBI’s monetary policy for increase in the percentage share of trol as WPI was taken as infl ation
tempered with caution. Yes, there are many the last four years. Infl ation was the infl ation targeting economies, par measurement.
positive aspects to the bellwether’s dizzying 90 per clean, clear target. The FIT worked ticularly emerging market econom Over the fouryear period, the
cent climb from its Covidbattered low of March 2020. with a band that specifi ed a target ies. Most of these central banks op RBI’s CPI infl ation forecasting
The rebound has ensured that domestic retail in for infl ation at an average of 4 per erate with a band but a few central (which is the intermediate target of
cent but open to swinging up or banks like European Central Bank the current monetary policy frame
vestors, who deployed patient money into equities via
down by two percentage points. (ECB) and the Federal Reserve of the work) has been reasonably success
the SIP (systematic investment plan) route for the last The cycle comes to an end this US operate with a strict target of 2 ful.
fi ve years, get to enjoy compounded doubledigit re fi scal (March 31,2021), and the gov per cent. Most of the central banks RBI has also been eff ective in an
turns. Healthy market returns also augur well for In ernment has now to notify the aver operate in a band where the upper choring infl ation expectation in a
dia’s tentative experiment with channelling into age and the band within which the end is 6 per cent and the lower band threemonth and oneyear ahead
FIT will operate from hereon. The varies within a range of 1 per cent time frame.
equities the retirement monies parked in the Employ question now is: Is the current aver and 3 per cent. Almost all countries The new regime has enhanced fiscal and monetary interface BLOOMBERG FIT should not be considered as a
ees Provident Fund and the New Pension System. For age and band good enough or given target CPI Infl ation. for eight consecutive months dur with the average of 4 per cent and a statistical measure to balance the
eign Portfolio Investors have been the driving force the experience of the last four years, Since the inception of FIT in 2016, ing the period April–November band of +/ 2 per cent. A reasonable risk of infl ation alone. In many
behind this rally and their singling out India from di does this need to change? RBI Gov GDP growth starting 201617 and 2020 within a range of 6.20 per cent band of 2 per cent on the lower side ways, it is a barometer of measur
ernor Shaktikanta Das has said that ending 201920 stood at 8.26, 7.04, in June 2020 and 7.61 per cent in Oc and 6 per cent on the upper side ing the quality of macroeconomic
verse global markets for incremental allocations of a wider infl ation target band will be 6.12 and 4.18 (all in YoY and in per tober 2020. gives the RBI manoeuvrability for management particularly in a
$23 billion this past year, perhaps demonstrates their meaningless as it will dilute its ef centage terms ). In the same period, However, the December 2020 CPI infl ation management as India has country where poverty predomin
belief that the economy will forge a quick recovery fectiveness in setting monetary the average infl ation rate was at 4.5, infl ation print, released on January many uncontrollable variables, ates. As the late Savak Tarapore,
from Covid. policy. 3.6, 3.4 and 4.8 (in percentage 12, 2021, is at 4.59 per cent on YoY most notably monsoons. Besides former deputy governor of the RBI,
The adoption of FIT through a le terms). So in the fi rst four years, the basis mainly on account of deceler food infl ation, fuel infl ation is also used to say: “Infl ation is the No 1 en
But there are discomfi ting aspects to this bull run
gislative mandate on September 29, mandate has been met and to that ation in food infl ation by 3.87 per dependent upon the volatility of emy of the poor”. Infl ation manage
too, particularly its most recent leg. The Sensex’s 45 2016 was a landmark decision and a extent it can be said that the monet cent. crude oil prices. ment is critical and as is the current
per cent gain between 2014 and milestone in the monetary and ary policy has been eff ective. The Monetary Policy Committee Also, a 4 per cent headline infl a monetary policy objective of deliv
2019 was driven mainly by a rerat fi scal interface. India (MPC) in its December 4, 2020 resol tion with an upper ceiling of 6 per ering “price stability keeping in
Scan & Share
ing of valuation multiples for Sen since than followed a con Covid hit ution had stated that the infl ation cent keeps the core infl ation (head mind growth”.
tractual approach of in Scan & Share The onset of the SARs rate will come down to 5.8 per cent line infl ation minus food and fuel What is required is not the
sex fi rms, even as they eked out fl ation targeting under Cov2 pandemic, how in Q4 of 202021 and a 5.2 per cent to infl ation) at an appropriate level as change in FIT but an eff ective fi scal
earnings growth of a piffl ing 3 per which the government ever, has put severe pres 4.6 per cent in H1:202122, with risks there is a comovement of core in and monetary interface with re
cent a year. Even as analysts were decides and notifi es the sure on the monetary broadly balanced. Thus, the RBI is fl ation with the headline infl ation sponsible and functional
building a growth acceleration target, and gives the cent policy objective with un hopeful of returning to the target and vice versa. Any increase in the autonomy to the RBI. In these chal
ral bank operational inde precedented contraction as soon as the supply side bottle band above 6 per cent will put pres lenging times, the need is to tinker
into their excel sheets for FY20, pendence to operate its in the growth rate of 23.9 necks ease. So, the moot question is: sure on the RBI in anchoring infl a not with infl ation targeting, but to
Covid struck and Sensex earnings suff ered a hit of 13 policy instruments to de per cent in Q1 and 7.5 per should the government revise the tion expectations. Indian society allow the RBI autonomy with less
per cent in FY20. Despite the uncertainty over whether liver on the agreed target. cent in Q2 of 202021, and an estim FIT in its notifi cation as the man has zero tolerance for a doubledi fi scal dominance.
demand and profi tability at India Inc can return to an At a global level, (as per the IMF ated contraction of 7.7 per cent for date to the MPC is revisited? The git infl ation rate and a rate higher
Annual Report on Exchange Rate Ar fi scal 202021. short answer is ‘No’. than 6 per cent will have the poten The writer is a former central banker
even keel postpandemic, analysts have been blithely
rangement 2019) during 2019, 41 The worrisome feature is that the tial threat of moving closer to and a faculty member at Bhavan’s
pegging their estimates higher. Market consensus is countries were reported to having headline infl ation rate remained Stick with FIT double digits. SPJIMR. The views are personal.
that Sensex earnings will vault 50 per cent in FY22 and infl ation targeting, of which 36 above the upper band of 6 per cent FIT has worked reasonably well On the lower side of the band, (Through The Billion Press)
22 per cent in FY23, which is a tall ask. Yes, this dicho
tomy between stock prices and fundamentals, which
has been created by the easy money policies of central
banks and the hunt for even halfway decent returns
by global investors, is not unique to India and charac
terises many asset classes. But the liquidityfuelled
character of this rally does make it highly vulnerable
to a meltdown triggered by global events (such as a
Why demand for guaranteed MSP is justified
+ spike in US rates) over which investors or policy Without such an assured income, small farmers cannot meet livelihood needs. Also, farmers are supported the world over
makers would have little control. Warnings about a
taper tantrumlike episode puncturing the rally , ANUJ SHARMA ments. To meet the requirement of least at MSP to government or any fi ts of higher productivity is passed
groceries and other essentials, these other private player. on to farmers as well, by the produ
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therefore, need to be taken very seriously. he Supreme Court’s stay farmers sell their produce at MSP. cers of agriproducts. It should also
It is disappointing to see Indian money managers ing of the farm laws’ im Farmers are also net buyers of food Amend Contract Farming Law support the small farmers when
penning notes that justify the skyhigh valuations plementation and consti and often depend on the Public Dis The contract farming Bill too has farm prices fall, the way the US gov
with creative new metrics, rather than caution in tuting a fourmember tribution Sysytem (PDS) for raised the hackles of the farmers. It ernment is doing through the Agri
expert panel to facilitate a solution purchases. is unreasonable to expect small and cultural Risk Campaign (ARC) and
vestors of the need to take money off the table and re
—with the farmers, however, not During the harvest season, the marginal farmers to have the ex Price Loss Coverage (PLC) pro
duce equity allocations. SEBI can perhaps fi ll this va agreeing to it— has clearly proved prices of farm produce fall substan pertise to enter into contracts with grammes of farm bill of 2018.
cuum with an awareness campaign funded by its that government has mishandled tially and farmers are unable to re big corporates. With improved agricultural
copious investor education coff ers. Retail investors the issue. cover the cost of production. In the Under contract farming small know how and government’s sup
newly bitten by the equity bug need to note that the The farmers, braving the winter, absence of guarantee of the price, in farmers also face delay in payments, port, farmers can also start produ
have now been protesting for more an open market, farmers will not be undue rejections and besides poor cing lentils and fruits such as apples
latest leg of this rally has all the hallmarks of a classic than a month and a half. It is import able to recover even the cost of pro enforcement of contract farming and oranges which are currently
bubble — with record new demat openings, IPOs at ant to realise why they are demand duction. regulation by the State govern imported in large quantities.
threedigit multiples and fl ybynight punters troun ing a complete roll back of the new This is true as in diff erent states ments. Under contract farming, The government must also im
cing seasoned investors. The sharp selloff that lev farm reform laws and guarantee of like Bihar, where there is no safety farmers also fear losing control over prove storage facilities so that pro
Minimum Support Price (MSP). net, and farmers are able to sell their agricultural practices, choice of cured foodgrains are not destroyed
elled markets by the end of Thursday’s trade is a pre They are seeking certainty of in produce only at 2530 percent less seeds, pesticides, fertiliser etc. and cost of storage is reduced.
At stake Farmers’ livelihoodsSANDEEP
view to the bumpy ride that lies ahead. come to support their livelihood. than the MSP. SAXENA Therefore, contract farming laws Lower prices, as a result of increased
Assured income through guaran Similarly, in Uttar Pradesh and should be drafted in such a way that productivity and low storage cost,
teed MSP is of grave importance to Madhya Pradesh, where farmers China provided a subsidy of $212 bil it protects the rights of farmers by would improve competitiveness of
farmers, especially ones with small grow pulses, are forced to sell at lion in 2016, one of the highest in the providing market and price stabil Indian farm produce and agri
and marginal holdings. According price much below the MSP as gov world. China has been supporting ity, resulting in assured income for products in the international mar
FROM THE VIEWSROOM to the NABARD AllIndia Rural Finan ernment’s procurement in these its farmers by purchasing at above farmers. There should be an institu kets.
cial Survey in 201617, the average States is substantially low. market prices and market price sup tional setup by the government The series of talks currently un
The enduring romance of Test cricket monthly income of agricultural
households in India is ₹ 8,931, which
As is practised by several coun
tries, like the US and China, it is im
port programmes.
This has resulted in increase of in
which ensures that these small and
marginal farmers do not get ex
derway between the government
and farmers have failed to resolve
The series win in Australia brings the five-day format to fore is clearly not enough to sustain portant that India also increase its comes of farmers for several crops ploited by the big corporate houses. the deadlock. Only time will tell
livelihoods. safety net for farmers. including rice and wheat. that, with the formation of expert
F or the cricket romantic, Test cricket mirrors life — with its
highs and lows, ebbs and fl ows, peaks and plateaus. Ad
ded to this is a good dose of uncertainty and unpredictability.
The situation is more grim for
small and marginal farmers as they
usually get 650700 kg of rice per
The US, in order to ensure that
small farmers are not wiped out,
comes up with a farm Bill every fi ve
In India, the agriculture sector is
in dire need of reforms but it should
not leave small and marginal farm
Improving productivity
In medium to long term, concerted
eff orts are required to improve the
panel by the Supreme Court,
whether government will be able
build trust among farmers and gets
The recently concluded IndiaAustralia Test series had all hectare (after milling 1,000 kg of years. In the Farm Bill introduced in ers at the mercy of markets. productivity of agricultural pro the issue resolved amicably.
these elements and more. paddy, which is the average yield), 2018, to enhance the farm income, These farmers should be given duce in India which is lower than
Reams and reams have already been written about India’s which is barely enough to meet the US made provisions of $867 bil the right to sell the foodgrains as Brazil, China and the US. The govern The writer is Chairperson-International
stupendous achievements Down Under in the last three days. their annual household require lion for next ten years. Similarly, well as other agricultural crops at ment should also ensure that bene Business Program, BIMTECH
This fearless bunch of cricketers showed spirit, audacity and
selfbelief to defeat one of the best Test teams in the world in
their own backyard. What’s more this success was achieved
with almost half the regular India side
having to sit out. The numbers were stark
— for the Brisbane Test, the Australian
bowling attack had a combined career LET TERS TO THE EDITOR Send your letters by email to bleditor@thehindu.co.in or by post to ‘Letters to the Editor’, The Hindu Business Line, Kasturi Buildings, 859-860, Anna Salai, Chennai 600002.
wicket haul of more than 1,000 — the In
dian bowling attack had a mere 13 wickets Promote innovation the curriculum from school level. gistics towards purchase of two a long way in how the world sees company would invest $1 billion in
between them. With reference to the the report on V Vijaykumar wheelers or mini trucks to enable India as a serious candidate in the India, creating a million jobs’,
India Innovation Index compiled Pune movement of produce to nearby global pharmaceutical industry. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal
The IndiaAustralia Test matches have
attained an aura of their own. These two sides manage to pro by NITI Aayog (January 21), the ef shandis; fi nance for installation of Unfortunately, approving the vac responded sarcastically that the e
duce the most riveting of contests time after time, starting fort to compile and publish such Agri-lending and fintechs solar pumps; electric fencing cine for emergency use before comm giant was doing no favour
from that iconic Kolkata Test match of 2001, to the ‘breach an index is laudable. With reference to the article ‘Agri through solar power; construc clearing phase3 clinical trials has to India.
ing’ of the Gabba fortress on Monday. Four of the southern States are lending apt for fi ntechs?’ (January tion of large water storage tanks, not done any good for our image. Against this backdrop, Union
So, has this series brought back the interest in Test matches among the top fi ve. Why is it so? 20), it is a fact that the Scheduled setting up mechanical repair Hopefully both Bharat Biotech and Minister Nitin Gadkari’s an
in a cricket world saturated with T20 leagues? One certainly Is it the higher literacy rates or Commercial Banks, Cooperative shops and for agrofood pro Zydus take serious steps in the nouncement that the government
hopes so as the drama and excitement of the Brisbane Test English language skills of the pop Banks and the Agricultural Coop cessing units, etc coming days to gain the trust of will soon launch an “Amazonlike”
surely surpassed that of any T20 match. ulation, or the States’ better eco erative Credit Society have already RV Baskaran people and peers. portal for MSMEs, developed in
nomic metrics that support innov covered the majority of the rural Chennai Bal Govind conjunction with SBI’ is to be wel
India’s series victory was a combination of T20 pluck and
ation? Alongside, Bihar, a State farmers under Kisan Credit Card Noida comed. Ecommerce can exponen
good old grit and endurance. Cheteshwar Pujara, Hanuma Vi
hari and R Ashwin’s feats are testimony to this. Even Rishabh with a rich culture and heritage, is Scheme (KCC) as well as under Vaccines and India tially improve both B2B and B2C
Pant’s audacious hook shot in the dying minutes of the ranked last of 17 major States. erstwhile Crop Loan Schemes. With reference to the article ‘India Boosting e-commerce business volumes, thereby con
Gabba Test was reminiscent of Rohan Kanhai’s “falling down” Innovation is a valuable asset in Thus, crop based or land based is no leader in vaccine research’, a With reference to the article ‘Why tributing higher taxes to the ex
shot he played back in the day. building a sustainable future. lending in rural areas has reached dismal record in research and de is the government so wary of e chequer, while reducing prices for
This intensely fought series, which on occasion turned While it helps companies succeed, saturation as there is no possibil velopment is a big hurdle we need comm’ (January 21), though the buyers.
nasty, ended on a poignant note with the Indian team it can also play a role in social ity of increase in supply of land. to overcome quickly. traders may be the traditional sup It would also improve quality,
presenting Nathan Lyon with an Indian jersey signed by all spheres such as power generation Agrifi ntechs need to focus on The younger generation must porters of the BJP, now that the due to the availability of a return
the Indian players for reaching the landmark 100 Tests. This and distribution in rural areas, wa nonfarm based activities such as be given incentives to get into re party rules the nation at the policy in case of sub standard
Indian team can not only battle hard on the pitch, it can also ter conservation, sustainable agri poultry, dairy, fi shery, beekeeping; search. Centre and in a majority of the goods. The government should
show remarkable grace and sportsmanship off it. Hats off to culture, education, and public mini cottage industries such as Coming to Covid vaccines, India states, its policies should be wholeheartedly promote this win
them. health. mat weaving, pottery, stone was not expected o take the lead in guided solely by national interest. win sector.
Innovation is the result of con carving, carpentry and blanket developing one for the world. In January 2020, when Amazon V Jayaraman
scious eff ort and must be part of making; fi nance for improving lo Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin would go CEO Jeff Bezos announced that ‘his Chennai
B Baskar
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T
he MSME sector’s contribution B2B has multiple touchpoints as op V SUBRAMANIAN these sectors will also lead to an overall
to the Indian economy’s growth posed to B2C: One of the foremost pre improvement in the economic pro
E
cannot be overstated. This in requisites for any B2B marketer is to be conomies the world over have gress.
dustry segment, with close to able to drive traffi c that qualifi es as poten made rapid strides in develop Iron and steel show a potential of sav
63.4 million units, contributes to 33.4 per tial leads. Unlike B2C, B2B businesses in ment and industrialisation in ing up to 45 MTOE by 2041 while MSME
cent of India’s manufacturing output and volve long sales cycle, multiple touch recent years. These have, how sector can save at least 15 MTOE by 2041.
provides employment to around 120 mil points and a structured buying process. ever, been accompanied by massive Over the period 20212041, around 512
lion people (CII data). So, a vanilla SEO may not suffi ce. What is unanticipated challenges, especially in per cent of energy savings will be pos
However, longterm sustainability at an needed is account based digital market addressing climate change issues. sible, bringing down the carbon emis
enterprise level demands that businesses ing campaigns that can impact decision While policy interventions around sions by 187 MT in 2021 and 1029 MT in
should start to look at themselves as makers across all touchpoints so that ro clean energy are work in progress, it was 2041.
brands rather than as mere businesses be bust connections are made and nurtured. becoming apparent that these interven are met while ensuring minimum cycle (201215), was designed to reduce
cause branding helps to bring visibility, Real time analytics tools will help track tions need to address energy effi ciency growth in carbon emissions, the govern specifi c energy consumption (SEC) in Energy markets
connect with customers and create trust potential customers who are still contem too. This would also mean development ment has taken a twopronged ap energyintensive areas including 478 The power exchanges have become key
in their minds about the product or ser plating purchases and infl uence their de of market instruments to achieve the proach: greater use of renewable energy direct consumers (DCs) from eight sec players in supporting distribution utilit
vice. cisionmaking early enough with valuable objectives. and facilitating effi cient use of energy. tors — aluminium, cement, chloralkali, ies and industrial consumers in a trans
Branding is a powerful tool that not product information and, thereby, chan Normally, energy effi ciency initiatives In order to attend to energy effi ciency, fertiliser, iron and steel, paper and pulp, parent, competitive and fl exible man
only defi nes revenue streams but also de nelise their actions and decisions in fa call for low capital investment, low risk the government enacted the Energy thermal power and textile. ner to facilitate optimisation of demand
termines life cycle of businesses. Yet, vour of the brand. leading to reductions in energy con Conservation Act, 2001 and established PAT I had achieved an energy saving of and supply. This in turn leads to effi cient
many MSMEs, especially the ones run by E-commerce: Statistics from Forrester sumption and carbon emissions. the Bureau of Energy Effi ciency (BEE) in 8.67 MTOE, which was 30 per cent over power plant operations at the national,
fi rst generation entrepreneurs, are scep Research suggests that the US B2B ecom The Paris Agreement 2016 calls for the March 2002. Recognising the diffi culty the target, saving approximately ₹ 9,500 regional and state level. Competitive
tical about value addition from branding merce industry will hit $1.8 trillion by 2023 reduction in Global Greenhouse Gases in creating awareness on energy conser crore. IEX traded a total of 13 lakh ESCerts power prices discovered in the markets
and perceive branding as avoidable ex while India’s “will be $700 billion by 2020” (GHGs) in order to limit the global tem vation, these initiatives were designed under PAT I, representing 90 per cent of ensure that the most competitive and ef
penses rather than strategic investments. aligned with the government’s digital perature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Being to generate visible savings. the total obligations. This further facilit fi cient power plants fi nd easier des
Branding does not necessarily plans and the outlook for the one of the signatories, India has set a tar Given the human tendency to value ated the reduction of about 31 million patch over the less effi cient ones.
mean allocating huge budgets to manufacturing industry. get of cutting emission intensity by 33 future income more than future sav tonnes of CO2 emission. In fact, over the last one decade, the
TV ads and celebrity branding. So, besides digital presence, 35 per cent from 2005 levels while gener ings, the government launched Per Based on the success, the instrument power exchanges have emerged as a crit
Today, we are in a digital era online commerce will soon co ating 40 per cent of its electricity from form, Achieve and Trade (PAT) scheme, was further extended to PAT II cycle, to ical avenue for power procurement op
which off ers ample opportunities exist with brickandmortar nonfossil fuel sources by 2030. There or earning carbon credits, for the indus include three more sectors — refi neries, timisation and effi cient operations
to stay visible, engage with pro platforms. Omni channels will fore, it becomes imperative to act on en trial sector. This was mainly to incentiv railways and Discoms. PAT in its second through eff ective and optimal utilisa
spects, generate leads and convert also be a signifi cant area of ergy effi ciency issues on priority. ise investment in energy effi ciency by in cycle (201617 to 201819) aimed at achiev tion of generation resources thus facilit
them through a wellthoughtout convergence that MSMEs will dustries, and thus provide scope for ing an overall energy consumption re ating effi cient operations as well as im
digital branding strategy. have to gear up for to cater to Energy efficiency initiatives visible and monetisable savings. . duction of 8.869 MTOE for which the en provement of the overall fi nancial
Tools such as social media marketing, automated selfservice platforms and The primary energy demand in India ergy reduction targets were assigned liquidity and profi tability of the gener
search engine optimisation (SEO), search seamless omnichannel experiences. was 770 MTOE (million tonnes of oil PAT scheme and notifi ed to direct consumers in ators, power utilities and consumers.
engine marketing, online PR and infl uen Creating customer experience of high equivalent) in 2012 and is expected to in Under the National Mission for En these 11 sectors (eight existing sectors Costeff ective energy effi ciency im
cer marketing off er immense opportunit recall:Agility in responding to online en crease to 1,500 MTOE in 2030. This in hanced Energy Effi ciency (NMEEE), the and three new sectors). provements can yield positive macroe
ies for businesses to brand themselves. A quiries has become a key factor in con crease is driven by factors like increase PAT scheme is a regulatory instrument Sustainable economic growth being conomic impact by boosting economic
wellthoughtout digital branding necting to the customer and creating ini in incomes and economic growth. Des to reduce specifi c energy consumption one of the central tenets of India’s SDG activity and often leading to increased
strategy can be implemented with moder tial trust as would a B2C marketeer. And pite the signifi cant progress in the re in energyintensive industries, to en (Sustainable Development Goal) and employment.
ate initial budgets and higher allocations the relationship nurturing should extend newable energy sector, India remains hance the cost of eff ectiveness through which depends on the country’s macro Driven by transparency, fl exibility,
can follow based on return on all through the customer journey and cre predominantly a fossilfuel driven tradeable certifi cation of excess energy indicators, including those of key sec competitive prices, power procurement
investments. ate an experience of high recall. economy. savings in the form of ESCerts. tors like iron and steel, cement, and agri optimisation, risk management and
Here are fi ve aspects of digital branding Customer loyalty schemes: Tracking To ensure that the energy demands A multicycle scheme, PAT, in its fi rst culture. Improving energy effi ciency in customer focus in the electricity value
that MSMEs in the B2B space can consider: the customer after the purchase, whether chain, the share of exchange based
B2B and B2C are converging: Platforms offl ine or online, helps to stay connected power markets has increased to 30 per
such as Amazon and Flipkart have over the to understand customer needs and in cent in 2015 and further to 41 per cent in
last few years transformed lives of B2C cus sights . Statistics from HBR show that “ac FY20 of the shortterm market.
tomers to such an extent that people ex quiring a new customer is at anywhere The exchange volumes have in
pect to explore also B2B buying options at from 5 to 25 times more expensive than re creased at a 32 per cent CAGR since its in
the click of a button and from the comfort taining existing ones, and that increasing ception. Therefore, our pace of progress
of their offi ces and homes before making customer retention rates by just fi ve per in embracing energy effi cient ways, at
a purchase decision. cent increases profi ts by 25 to 95 per cent.” an individual and national level, will be
According to statistics from Hub Spot, Reward programmes based on 80:20 important to carve out a cleaner, sus
over 80 per cent of buyers visit website be rule can help achieve customer loyalty tainable and more energy secure future.
fore taking a B2B buying decision. There and improve repeat sales.
fore, a well strategised and inviting digital The writer is former Secretary, Ministry of
presence with content that is informative, The writer is Founder, Brand Horizon New and Renewable Energy, GOI
B ritain is refusing to give full dip
lomatic status to the European
Union’s ambassador in London,
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‘(K Henry V) (5)
(7)
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causing a row between the recently 13. Upholsterer’s trimming (4) 07. Be vastly superior to in addition (7) 04. Funny man joining Prince
divorced parties, the BBC reported 18. Not well liked (9) competition (5,5,3) 10. Suitable for an attack of illness? (3) Henry nevertheless (6)
on Thursday. 20. Rug (3) 14. Vast (7) 11. A short road maybe in the wrong 05. Was staggered to see Scarlet
Britain, an EU member for 46 21. List out one by one (7) 15. Join ropes (6) market to show who made it (9) holding the fi sh (6)
years, voted to quit in 2016 and com 22. Tropical fruit (5) 16. Changes (6) 12. Sweet, sugary stuff , but punishing 06. Letter to one such as Plato to
pleted its tortuous journey out of 23. Waterchannels at roofedge 17. Vagrants (6) in its application (4) ring the wrong game (5)
the bloc on December 31, when (7) 19. Pressed fold (5) 13. Upholsterer’s yarn gets American 07. Deface leopard with blows that
Brexit fully took eff ect.
24. Ledge (5) private and redcap together (4) will easily beat competitor
The BBC reported that the For
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fi nding favour (9) 14. Vast people in semiconfusion (7)
same diplomatic status and priv
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de Almeida and his team as it gives
to envoys of countries, on the basis ACROSS 1. Appreciated 8. Thong 9. Janitor 10. Chatter 11. Ingot 12. 21. One met with reverse is, to the East, 16. Varies the last letters to include
that the EU is not a nation state. Elects 14. Ignore 18. Brill 19. Unguent 21. Enjoyed 23. Miser 24. to set out singly (7) the Queen (6)
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cused Britain of pettiness and hypo DOWN 1. Article 2. Probate 3. Eight 4. Injury 5. Tinting 6. Dot 7. 23. Waterways, George initially says (7) one treads with much noise (6)
crisy, pointing out that when it was Burst 13. Tallyho 15. Oversee 16. Extorts 17. Gundog 18. Bleat 20. 24. Shoal or sandbank creates no end 19. Simple attachment reveals fold
still a member, it had signed up to Gamut 22. Jet of Inferno in Science Fiction (5) that’s sewn in (5)
granting EU envoys full diplomatic
status. REUTERS
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‘India, US must create better climate for FTA negotiations’ RBI withdraws
circulars on
USIBC chief Nisha Biswal says New Delhi will be Indian side. These are with re re-start work on a FTA that When you talk about the and medical technology are and India need to harmonise
recovery of
reassured by some actions of the Biden govt
spect to price control policy
in medical devices, pharma
has eluded both sides so far
despite huge efforts?
right environment, do you
also look at addressing the
able to be produced and
made accessible in India, the
their approaches. Neither
country has fi rmly fi xed its
excess pension
ceuticals, ICT tariff s etc. I think the very fi rst focus that H-1B restrictions imposed US and around the world. regulatory approach towards OUR BUREAU
AMITI SEN regime. To what extent will If both sides create a favour both India and the US will by Trump? There is a big opportunity for technology and data. Mumbai, January 21
New Delhi, January 21 things be different under US able climate, that will allow us have is to overcome the virus This is going to be a priority collaboration on creating the There is no reason why we The Reserve Bank of India
Formal negotiations over an President Joe Biden? to pursue a more ambitious and jump start economic for the Biden administration. right eco system. can’t be more collaborative has decided to withdraw
IndiaUS Free Trade Agree Trade is always the most con trade relationship. We need growth. I don’t know if formal It will surely address immig Investing in infrastructure both on government to gov with immediate eff ect three
ment (FTA) will not be an im tentious part of any relation our economies to be thriving negotiation around an FTA is ration and a number of other is another important area. I ernment basis and between circulars issued by its De
mediate priority for US Presid ship between democracies. and to see more manufactur necessarily going to be top issues where there were sharp think the Biden administra government and industry. We partment of Government
ent Joe Biden, but both But I do think the Biden ad ing and supply chains that priority for the fi rst 100 days divergences of views tion will come in with big fo can then make sure that we and Bank Accounts (DGBA)
countries need to ministration will connect US and India. or even the fi rst six months of (between the Trump adminis cus on modernising US infra are creating the right environ relating to recovery of excess
take measures to cre have a diff erent ap the Biden government. But I tration and the Democrats). structure. I know that it is a ment for our companies to be pension paid by agency
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ate a better climate to proach. They hold a How soon do do think the way in India will be reassured by priority for Prime Minister come the predominant com banks.
start down the path diff erent view than you think which we collaborate some of the actions. And In Modi as well. panies to shaping the global “It may
when the time the Trump admin India and on Covid and help to dia, in turn, can take some ac We would like to see the US digital future. please be
comes, says US India istration on tariff s, the US restart economic tions to reassure the Biden ad and Indian industry play an noted that
Business Council etc. That will create can growth and eco ministration as well. increasingly important role The Trump administration though
President Nisha Biswal. In an some space for India and the nomic investment in helping to rebuild and fi n had somewhat distanced the…circu
interview to BusinessLine, US to work together. will create a bet What are the top areas that ance infrastructure needed itself from the World Trade lars issued
Biswal outlines priorities for As the Biden administra ter climate for us the USIBC wants India and for both countries to really Organization and had (two in 1991
the Biden administration and tion seeks to reverse the Sec to start down the US to focus on? position for the future. It will questioned its functioning. and one in
how they will shape the rela tion 232 tariff s (unilateral tar the path of an We should deepenour collab create jobs and drive eco Do you see the approach 2016) under
tionship between the two iff s imposed on items such as FTA when that oration in life sciences and en nomic growth. Technology changing now? the signature of RBI stand
countries going forward. steel and aluminium on na time comes. sure that new and innovative and digital space are also go I do think the Biden adminis withdrawn, agency banks
Excerpts: tional security grounds), re products in pharmaceuticals ing to be extremely tration will work to reengage are requested to seek guid
store GSP benefi ts (duty important. more deeply with the WTO ance from respective pen
Trade tensions have been free access for some items) Z
Y and strengthen it. I think this sion sanctioning authorities
high between India and the and take strong and bold It (Biden administration) will surely What kind of collaboration will be another area where the regarding the process to be
US under the Donald Trump steps on immigration in address immigration and a number of do you envisage in the US and India will have some followed for recovery of ex
regime be it around cluding H1B visas, we other issues where there were sharp digital space? common interests. This is be cess pension paid to the pen
imposition of unilateral will take the opportunity divergence of views Technology will drive much of cause India too has stepped sioners, if any,” the central
tariffs on Indian products, to address some of the is the economic growth and the forward in the recent years to bank said in a notifi cation.
NISHA BISWAL
withdrawal of GSP benefits sues that have been President, US-India Business Council digital economy is going to be say that the WTO needs to be Agency banks are banks
or tightening of H-1B visa hanging in balance on the Z
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ernment business in various
States.
BUDGET EXPECTATIONS
Telecom operators seek removal of GST US will remain a member of Not keeping with norms
In its notifi cation, the RBI
said it has been brought to
on licence fees, spectrum usage charges WHO, says President Biden its notice that the recovery
of excess / wrong pension
payments from the pension
PT JYOTHI DATTA the WHO, eff ective July 6, role in the world’s fi ght ers are being made in a man
Mumbai, January 21 2021. against the deadly Covid19 ner that is not in keeping
OUR BUREAU way above the world average. ₹ 58,000 crore per annum to Kochhar said. The COAI has The US intends to remain a The WHO had come in for pandemic as well as countless with the extant guidelines
New Delhi, January 21 Given the above, the industry the government exchequer. also urged for tax exemption member of the World Health some intense criticism from other threats to global health /court orders.
The telecom operators, in recommends that the LF is With a total of ₹ 11.24 lakh and clarifi cation on service Organization, US President former President Donald and health security. The US
their Budget wishlist, have brought down to 1 per cent crore investment till date, tax on Right of Way (ROW) Joe Biden has said in a letter Trump for what he called will continue to be a full parti Excess pension
urged Finance Minister from 3 per cent at the earliest telecom has emerged as the and recommended that the to the United Nations, setting their “Chinacentric” beha cipant and a global leader in “Agency banks are again ad
Nirmala Sitharaman to regu to cover admin costs by the secondlargest sector in terms scope of the exemption be ex the ball rolling on mending viour in responding to the confronting such threats and vised that, where excess pen
late taxes, including removal Department of Telecommu of private investment in infra panded to include ‘appropri fences internationally on a Covid19 pandemic. advancing global health and sion payment has arisen on
of GST on licence fees, spec nications (DoT)/ government. structure. Since 2010, the in ate authority’ as defi ned in host of issues that include The allegation was met health security.” account of mistakes com
trum usage USOF need to be dustry has spent ₹ 68,000 ROW rules in addition to the health and climate. with a temperate response Responding to the develop mitted by the bank, the
charges (SUCs) abolished. In ad crore in spectrum auctions exemption granted to the The letter to UN Secretary from WHO topbrass urging ment, WHO chief Dr Tedros amount paid in excess
and payment dition, the in alone, he said. ‘local authority’. General António Guterres Governments to not politicise Adhanom Ghebreyesus told should be refunded to the
for spectrum dustry demands Further, it has requested for comes within hours of Presid the virus. the US representative, infec Government in lumpsum
acquired in the that the eff ective Regulatory levies exemption of custom duty on ent Biden’s fi rst day in offi ce tious disease expert Dr An immediately after detection
auction. rate of the SUC Therefore, the industry re certain telecom equipment and it retracts a communica Crucial role thony Fauci, “WHO is a family of the same and without
In a letter to be reduced by 3 commends that in line with which presently increases the tion from the US administra Turning the clock back, the of nations. And we are all glad waiting for recovery of any
the Finance per cent for all the international practice, cost of rolling out critical tion in July last year express Biden letter says unequivoc that the US is staying in the amount from the pension
Minister, Cellu the telecom ser payment of regulatory levies infrastructure. ing intent to withdraw from ally, “The WHO plays a crucial family." ers,” the RBI said.
+
lar Operators vice providers made by telecom operators be “Around 85 per cent of the
Association of India (COAI), (TSPs),” SP Kochhar, Director exempt from GST, he said. telecom equipments are im
which represents the telcos, General, COAI, said. It has also recommended ported and BCD of 20 per cent
said currently, the total li refund of unutilised input tax is levied on import of most of
cence fee (LF) at a rate of 8 per FDI contribution credit (ITC) of ₹ 35,000 crore. equipment like antennas, op
cent of adjusted gross rev The telecom network in India The current market dynamics tical transport equipments/
enue (AGR) is uniformly ap covers more than fi velakh vil has led to the accumulation of networks, IP radios, MIMO/LTE
plicable to all licensees, of lages. Though the average rev massive ITC. products, switches, VoIPs etc,”
which 5 per cent goes to the enue per user (ARPU) is under “The credit would further he said
Universal Service Obligation pressure, TSPs in India have increase with upcoming sig This is disrupting the cost
Fund (USOF) and the remain managed to reach among the nifi cant capital expenditure eff ectiveness of the telcos and
ing 3 per cent is levied as LF. top contributors in FDI over to further enhance customer impacting the fi nancials of
“International benchmarks the last two decades. The in experience and achieve the the sector negatively, he
show that India’s LF per cent is dustry contributes nearly vision of a digital India,” added.
Age restrictions
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Fireside Ventures’ second
Covid-19: IATA develops app for air travel fund raises ₹ 863 crore
BUSINESS OFFER
BUSINESS
‘IATA Travel Pass’ will create a ‘digital passport’ open borders to travellers
OUR BUREAU and partner with young Indian 50% MARGIN, No investment, Spices
based on verifi ed vaccine and sales 6364233838
to verify passengers’ pretravel test details testing data. As borders re Bengaluru, January 21 entrepreneurs who are creating
open, Travel Pass will be fur Multistage venture fund exciting new digitalfi rst brands
TE RAJA SIMHAN gitally and seamlessly ther enhanced with more cap Fireside Ventures, which has in across the consumption spec
Chennai, January 21 throughout the travel abilities to meet all govern vested in startups like BoAt and trum and are consciously build
While passengers are still experience. ments testing or vaccination Bombay Shaving Company, has ing brands that focus on good
scared to travel by air due to verifi cation requirements.” announced the close of its for consumers and good for the
the fear of getting infected by Establishing confidence Emirates will implement second fund (Fireside Fund II) at world,” Kanwaljit Singh,
Coronavirus, a mobile app – The Travel Pass is built in mod the fi rst phase in Dubai in ₹ 863 crore ($118 million). Founder & Managing Partner,
IATA Travel Pass – developed by ules as an industry solution April for the validation of The Fireside Fund II has mar Fireside Ventures, said. Fireside
the International Air Trans based on opensource stand Aeroplanes parked at the Chennai airport during the lockdown PTI Covid19 PCR tests before de quee investors such as Fund of will invest in 1520 consumer
port Association will help ards. It can be used in combin parture. Funds for Startups (FFS) oper brand startups while continu
them easily and securely man ation with other providers or interact with each other. ment systems that others are It’s customers travelling ated by SIDBI under the aegis of ing to keep its focus on digital
age their travel in line with as an endtoend solution. The These modules cover regis building. from Dubai will be able to the Government of India’s initi fi rst brands.
government requirements for most important thing is that it tries for regulatory entry re IATA has developed these share their Covid19 test status ative ‘Startup India Action Plan’, Fireside Fund II received in
Covid19 tests or vaccines. IATA is responsive to industry quirements and labs/test cen modules to ensure they are in directly with the airline even Investment Corporation of vestment interest from over
is a trade association of the needs while enabling a com ters, verifi ed certifi cate teroperable with other in before reaching the airport Dubai, Nippon India Digital In 1,500 companies so far and
world’s airlines. petitive market, said IATA. issuance, digital identity and dustry solutions, says a through the app. novation AIF, Bajaj Holdings and deeply evaluated over 300 of
The app will enable airlines the possibility for passengers statement. Etihad said that the Travel Investment Ltd, ITC Ltd, L’OREAL, them before making the four in
to create a ‘digital passport’ to New partners to share their tests results Pass will initially be off ered to Pidilite group, Premji Invest and vestments. The Fund II portfolio
verify passengers’ pretravel Two Gulfbased airlines – Emir along their journey via their ‘Re-open borders’ its guests on selected fl ights a large US university endow companies to date are – Fable
test or vaccination informa ates and Etihad – are the fi rst to mobile device. Nick Careen, IATA Senior Vice from Abu Dhabi in the fi rst ment, a statement from the ven Street, SARVA Yoga, Gynoveda,
tion; share the test and vaccin partner with IATA globally on These modules can work to President for Airport, Passen quarter of 2021. ture fund said. and Slurrp Farm. Fireside
ation certifi cates with author the use of Travel pass, which gether as one complete end ger, Cargo and Security said, If successful, the pass will be The marketcap of the venture achieved the fi nal closing of its
ities and airlines and manage has been developed as four in toend solution. They can be “Our aim is to give all govern extended to other destina fund has crossed $1 billion. fi rst fund in February 2018 with a
all travel documentation di dependent modules that can used separately to comple ments the confi dence to re tions on the Etihad network. “We are now eager to go all out corpus of ₹ 340 crore.
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HAL testfi res Smart Anti Airfi eld
There is one stray cattle for every Weapon from Hawki aircraft
54 citizens in Raipur, says study OUR BUREAU
Bengaluru, January 21
HAL on Thursday successfully
the armed forces an upgrade and
combat capability for the Hawk,
transforming it into an advanced
TV JAYAN Life Science at PRSU, is signi The researchers deduced test fi red a Smart Anti Airfi eld jet trainer providing training on
New Delhi, January 21 fi cant in scientifi cally ana that the average population Weapon (SAAW) from the Hawki sensors and weapons in peace
Ever wondered how many lysing and subsequently density of street cattle in aircraft off the coast of Odisha. time into a potent combat plat
stray cattle are roaming the curbing the cattle menace Raipur city was around 7.28 The indigenous standoff form during confl ict.
streets of Indian cities? In in India, where roaming per sq km. It varied from 0.4 weapon developed by Research The SAAW is an aircraft
Raipur, the capital city of Ch cows often lead to human per sq km (the minimum) Centre Imarat (RCI), DRDO is the launched, advanced, precision
hattisgarh, it is around animal confl icts and road and 23.58 per sq km (max fi rst smart weapon fi red from an strike weapon of 125kg category
35,000, or one stray cattle accidents. The study, which imum). The study found the Indian HawkMk132. used to attack and destroy en
for every 54 city dwellers, a is a doctoral work of Pati’s density of street cattle popu “HAL has been focusing on the emy airfi eld assets such as
study has found. student Bhupendra Kumar lation depended on the ex Atmanirbhar Bharat campaign. radars, bunkers, taxi tracks, run
In what could be one of In Sahoo, appeared in the tent of urbanisation in an The companyowned Hawki ways within a range of 100 km.
dia’s fi rstever study to ascer journal PLoS One, on Wed area. platform is being extensively SAAW has also been successfully
tain the number, research nesday. “Active surveillance of the used for certifi cation of systems test fi red from Jaguar aircraft.
ers from Pandit Ravishankar For the study, the re urban cattle population and weapons developed indi
Shukla University in Raipur searchers divided the city might be of critical import genously by DRDO and CSIR
found that an estimated into 190 grids of one square ance for municipal and city labs,” said R Madhavan, CMD,
35,000 stray cattle were kilometre each. It was fur planners. Using studies like HAL. The aircraft executed the
present in the city, which ther narrowed down to 163 this, they would be able to weapon release in a text book
has a population of 18.7 lakh. grids. The researchers ran fi nd a way to rehabilitate manner and all mission object
India’s 20th Livestock domly picked up 20 grids cattle which are not owned ives were met.
Census released in 2019 re for assessing the population by anybody as well as take Arup Chatterjee, Director, En
ported that the cattle popu of cattle wandering on the necessary action to dissuade gineering and R&D, HAL, said
lation is 198.48 million of streets. They used two diff er people who let the cattle out HAL is indigenously enhancing
which over 5 million are ent methods — direct head on the street,” said Pati, who the training and combat capabil
stray cows. count and more sophistic has earlier done a similar ity of Hawki. It is in discussions
The current study led by ated Photographic Capture but less scientifi cally rigor with the Indian Armed Forces for
Atanu Kumar Pati, professor Recapture Method (PCRCM) ous study in Sambalpur in integration of various weapons
at the School of Studies in – for the count. neighbouring Odisha State. on the platform.
The Hawki programme off ers
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T
he Tata Altroz is one of direct injection tech in the new iTurbo gets Sport and City
the nicest looking measured and not a heady rush. Is it right for you? iTurbo version. Direct injection modes. Fuel effi ciency at 18.13
premium hatches in is usually chosen as an option to kmpl is only marginally lesser
the market. It is reduce the poor refi nement than the regular version.
unique, with a very modern that usually plagues 3cylinder
design, and it also manages to engines. Of course, other bene Bottom line
deliver on Tata’s ageold prom fi ts from better combustion are I, for one, am all for what Tata
ise of “more car per car”. Unsur to be had too. To reduce the pos Motors has done with the Altroz
prisingly, it has done well for it sibility of even further per iTurbo. It is more massmarket The new LS 500h Nishijin variant has interiors
self in a market that has a raft of ceived shortfall in refi nement, focused and will fi ll a clearly per crafted with an expression of style and comfort
aggressive competitors like the manufacturers chose to pair ceived need for making the
Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Hyundai
i20 and the Volkswagen Polo.
The advantage that the Altroz
also enjoyed came in the form of
these engines with quickshift
ing dualclutch gearboxes.
Tata Motors has avoided these
expensive additions and yet at
hatch more drivable everyday,
while it can still be a mild adren
aline rush while climbing the
ghatsection.
J apanese luxury car brand Lexus is world
renowned for its ‘takumi’ masters and their
hand craftsmanship.
The cars often feature iconic pieces of work
the 1.5litre, Revotorq Diesel en tempted to improve the 1.2L Re Petrolheads don’t ‘maketh’ and examples of Japanese heritage in tradi
gine that quickly became the de votron’s perceived quality. For the majority, so this could well tional stitching and weaving techniques. Now,
fault choice for a lot of buyers one, power delivered is clearly be a winning strategy to extend bringing one more example to our shores,
who still wanted the everyday more generous, though it is not the appeal of the Altroz. Lexus India has premiered a new variant of its
usability of an oil burner. overwhelming and bunched to Yes, if you are looking for the fl agship sedan in the LS 500h Nishijin.
In a nutshell A petrol engine with the inherent advantages of turbocharging and without the added cost of a
Of course, the other engine gether at the front. The same 5 kind of excitement that the A company statement says that the new LS
dual clutch transmission is the crux of this offering from Tata PICS S MURALIDHAR
was the 1.2litre, Revotron petrol speed manual gearbox from the shortlived JTP versions of the Ti 500h Nishijin variant has interiors crafted with
option, which being a naturally mittent short bursts of speed — There are no special design ing remote commands, security, naturallyaspirated sibling has ago and Tigor delivered, then an expression of style and comfort that comes
aspirated, 3cylinder engine the kind of driving condition changes in the iTurbo variant to locationbased services like geo been carried over, but taller the Altroz iTurbo would disap from an attention to detail and a unique collab
generating 86PS of power and that we see in almost all of our identify it, except for the fencing, social networking op second and third gears in the iT point you. But, if the 3pot petrol oration involving traditional Japanese crafts.
113Nm of torque was clearly not cities now. Turbocharged, small badging at the rear. However, tions and live vehicle diagnosis. urbo make it extremely driv had seemed underwhelming
the most peppy unit in its size displacement petrol engines there is the choice of a new sig able; you could, for example go on the road for you before, this Moonlight on the waves
class. Given the size and weight are all the rage amongst the ma nature colour — Harbour Blue — Performance from about 25kmph to 110kmph new turbocharged version will The interior ornamentation of “Nishijin &
of the Altroz, this engine did feel jor car makers of the world for the new iTurbo variants. Unlike the other car brands who in third. There is a lot of lowend make you change your mind. Haku” gets its inspiration from the ‘path of
underpowered, especially by today due to their ability to The cabin of the Altroz iTurbo have chosen to go with a com torque; peak is delivered from a With a signifi cant number of moonlight on the sea’ which is a mysterious
drivers who are uninhibited by mimic the diesel engine’s low is again identical to the other bination of direct injection, tur low 1,500rpm. The result of buyers now choosing auto natural phenomenon that can only be wit
the consequences of a heavy speed drivability, while also two engine versions of the car, bocharging and a dualclutch these changes is that there are matic transmissions, it is an op nessed for a limited number of days before,
right foot. This is quite the con helping cut down on emissions depending on the trim level transmission in an attempt at fewer and fewer reasons why tion that will be missed in the Al after, and during a full moon. During this time,
trast to the diesel mill, which de to meet the more stringent cur chosen. Some of the changes creating a sort of halo variant, one would need to let the rpm troz iTurbo. moonlight forms a long and narrow path on the
livers 90PS of power and rent standards. So, in a manner and additions to the 2021 Altroz, Tata Motors has decided to, needle travel well past the Hopefully, Tata Motors will surface of the ocean, and sparkles of light on
200Nm of torque. of speaking, Tata Motors is fol which the new iTurbo variants what it calls, democratise the midrange. Even in slowmoving bring one soon as part of the Al moonlit waves captivate with delicate grada
Tata offi cials tell me that pet lowing a global trend, but what also get, include leatherette turbo petrol engine. So, the traffi c, the need to shift gears of troz’s portfolio of variants (a tion, mentions the release.
rol has become the majority is going to be diff erent is the ap seats, auto up power windows, same 1,199cc Revotron petrol en ten is reduced. DCT is rumoured to be in the The ornamentation is created by intricately
choice amongst Altroz buyers. proach towards positioning the the addition of an ‘xpress cool’ gine has been carried over. But The Altroz iTurbo gets the works). In the meantime, the weaving silver threads of ‘Nishijin’ brocade to
So, the naturallyaspirated 3pot turbocharged Altroz. Company option to speed up the aircon now it is being forcefed though same onroad character as its fact that the iTurbo’s variant express shimmering ‘waves’ and applying the
mill would undoubtedly have offi cials call it the democratisa ditioner’s ability to cool the a wastegate turbocharger, and other engine versions. A good strategy includes a XT that sits in extremely thin ‘Haku’ platinum metal foil re
felt underwhelming on the tion of the turbocharged en cabin, and an extra pair of the same mill manages to de stable ride, with a suspension the middle of the price range miniscent of ‘moonlight’ shining on waves.
highway; though once it got go gine. But, before we get to the tweeters for the audio system. liver a 28 per cent boost in that keeps occupants comfort makes it more aff ordable. And Lexus has also introduced updates to the LS
ing, the Altroz’s ride quality, powertrain, fi rst a bit about its The Altroz’s cabin was already power output at 110PS and able and roadmanners that in since there is no direct injection 500h across its variant lineup. Operating con
straightline stability and road design and interior. one of the most spacious in the about a 24 per cent jump in peak spire confi dence while travel tech or a dualclutch gearbox venience has been enhanced by the ability to
holding were all great for a car segment with enough legroom torque at 140Nm. The democrat ling at speed. Compared to the that could make even the top control display screen and audio functions by
in this segment. Build and cabin and headroom at the rear. A fl at end XZ and XZ+ variants expens using an iPhone and Android smartphone
The trouble with the natur The design of the Altroz already fl oor at the rear and a boot space ive, the new iTurbo should be linked to the 12.3inch touchoperated wide dis
allyaspirated, 1.2litre, 3cylinder presents an air of premiumness of 345litres were the other much more approachable. play. The controls on steering wheel and centre
petrol engine is its relatively to the onlooker. The layered, points that make its cabin prac A petrol engine with the in console have received an uplift for improved
rough character, making it fairly chiselled face and the deeply tical and comfortable. Build herent advantages of tur visibility and clearcut impression and the
raspy and less refi ned com carved rear design come to quality has been nearly on a par bocharging and without the ad model wears a modifi ed bumper. The updated
pared to some of the competit gether to create a unique hatch with competitors in the seg ded cost of a dual clutch LS 500h is also available in new exterior panel
ors’ directinjected, tur design that is hard not to like. In ment; that continues. The new transmission is the crux of this colour “Ginei Luster”, a silver that delicately re
bocharged 3cylinders. The telligent use of black accents 2021 Altroz’s cabin colour theme off ering from Tata. It is targeted acts to even slight amounts of surrounding
character is sort of heightened and a contrast black roof make is black and light grey, and this at the customer who is less con light. Ginei Luster is applied using latest paint
by the fact that peak torque gets this stand out amongst other works to brighten the cabin in scious about the refi nement of technology, resulting in a mirrorlike texture
delivered well into the middle small cars in the segment. The the absence of a sunroof. The iT the powertrain and more con that is all but absent of a granular touch.
of the revband, making fre new iTurbo XZ variant gets the urbo variants also get the new cerned about the price point The LS 500h is available at a starting price (ex
quent gear shifts inevitable in contrast roof, though the same ‘intelligent real time assist’ (IRA) and cost of ownership. Expect showroom, New Delhi) of ₹ 1.92 crore and the
+ slowmoving traffi c, especially variant with the naturallyaspir connected car tech that off ers a competitive pricing for the new new LS 500h Nishijin variant at exshowroom
when there is a need for inter ated petrol engine doesn’t. suite of usable features, includ The cabin is identical to the other two engine versions of the car iTurbo variants. New Delhi price of ₹ 2.22 crore. OUR BUREAU
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‘This year will be a solid one for BMW’
S RONENDRA SINGH the markets that we sell. The Y
Z What is your plan towards
New Delhi, January 21 3 Series is the volume driver plug-in hybrids or electric
BMW Group India has for BMW brand worldwide. It vehicles?
launched the new 3 Series has millions and millions of BMW Group at global level is
Gran Limousine at between fans over the years and in one of the leaders in electri
₹ 51.50 lakh and ₹ 53.90 lakh this generation as well we ex fi ed vehicles.In 2013 we were
(exshowroom) introductory pect to make a stronger pro one of the fi rst ones among
prices. position for our customers. luxury car makers to intro
It is locally produced at On volumes, I won’t have in duce the electric powered i3
BMW Group plant, Chennai, dividual num and then keep adding, in
O
exclusively for the Indian bers to share, cluding the i8.
market, which is expected but the 3 Series We have 25 different We have been fairly suc
to create a new category contributes product launches over cessful in the Indian market
in the entrylevel sedan roughly 30 per three brands of BMW, as well and sell some of these
segment. India is the second cent to our overall sales. Mini and Motarrad in here.
country in the world to 2021. The Gran Limousine We are in the forefront of
manufacture this car, after At present, Indian is the second launch this further electrifi cation on a
China. customers prefer SUVs over year and we have 23 global perspective so we are
In an interview to sedans in the passenger car more to go. going to launch 25 electrifi ed
BusinessLine, Vikram Pawah, market. Is it the same products starting from 2021
VIKRAM PAWAH
President, BMW Group India, trend in the luxury car President, BMW Group India all the way to 2023. Half of
shares more details and plans market? Z
Y them will be fully electric
for the year ahead. Excerpts: You are right that the market and the balance plugin hy
has shifted to SUVs and in products, so will it be a brid electric vehicles. Our
What are your our terminology we call volume-driven or profit- aim is to provide the power
expectations from the new them sports activity vehicles driven strategy? of choice to our customers.
3 Series Gran Limousine? (SAVs). Having said that, we No one can forget 2020 in We will have the entire range
The product is a new see our range of SAVs con our lifetime probably, but I in India as well but it will de
concept/value proposition al tribute over 50 per cent of can see 2021 as an optimist pend purely on how India
together. Yes, it is 110mm our total sales...it’s not 70 per and I am confi dent about it. prepares its infrastructure
longer than the normal 3 cent as the other passenger There are a couple of reasons for electric cars. That is a crit
Series — the longest or the car market. So we have a bal for that — one is, we don’t ical part for us.
most spacious sedan in its ance with the lineup in both have any shutdown of mar
segment so I think it’s going these segments, locally pro kets in 2021 unlike in 2020, What are your expansion
to create a new segment, or a duced, and every price when we had threefour plans for the Mini and
new class in the entrylevel segment. months of complete closure Motorrad?
sedan segment, for sure. — no business. The second as We have actually attained the
It is also completely suit What would be your line- pect is, after the pandemic, top position in the premium
able for ‘Made in India’, and up for this year? the world is becoming very bike market in 2020, despite
India is the only market in We have 25 diff erent product visible and the trend is the it being a pandemic year. I
the world to make a right launches over three brands demand for personal mobil think this was because of our
hand drive version of this of BMW, Mini and Motarrad ity, which is going up. Be strategy about introducing
model. The only other mar in 2021. The Gran Limousine cause, as you’re not travel products that are suitable for
ket that sells this product is is the second launch this ling on holiday but locally, India and making sure that
China, in lefthand drive year and we have 23 more to you are trying to do more the operations are aligned to
version. go. with driving yourself. That the Indian customer require
gives us optimism to derive ments. This will be another
What is the volume you How optimistic are you for that opportunity in terms of solid growth year for BMW
have sold of the 3 Series? the year 2021? You are personal mobility and luxury Mini and BMW Motarrad
It is a successful product in launching 25 new mobility. brands.
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Recent shifts in macroeconomic ‘Small Finance Banks have wider
presence in wellbanked States’
landscape brighten outlook: RBI OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, January 21
Small Finance Banks (SFBs) have
greater concentration of branch
SFBs have commenced opera
tions so far. The fi rst two, Capital
Small Finance Bank and Equitas
Small Finance Bank, started oper
the southern region have had a
high concentration of MFIs (mi
crofi nance institutions) since the
time micro fi nance originated in
GDP ‘in striking distance of attaining timism around early Q3 corpor (PLI) scheme, food processing in network in relatively wellbanked ations in 2016, followed by seven India in the early1990s, the art
ate earnings results, with IT ma dustry has been accorded prior States, according to an assess more in 2017 and one more in icle said. SFBs, too, many of which
positive territory’ and inflation easing jors, including Tata Consultancy ity. ment in the Reserve Bank of In 2018. are MFIs turned into
closer to target, says its latest bulletin Services, Infosys and Wipro, re “Harnessing the synergies by dia’s (RBI) latest monthly bul SFBs had 4,307 banks, have largely
cording strong growth. transforming lowvalue semi letin. branches as of followed this pat
OUR BUREAU Economy’, the bulletin suggests processed agri products through While there has been a rapid Marchend 2020. tern of branch ex
Kolkata, January 21 that the shape of recovery would Agriculture production food processing would not only growth in the branch network of At the State level, pansion.
The recent shifts in the macroe be vshaped and aided by the The GDP growth in the second improve productivity, but also SFBs since their inception, this while SFBs are mak Furthermore,
conomic landscape have country’s vaccination drive, half of FY22 would benefi t from boost India’s competitiveness,” growth has been markedly con ing their presence there appears to be
brightened the outlook for the which is likely to be the biggest further support the recovery,” statistical support, and is likely to the bulletin pointed out. centrated in the southern, west felt in some of the some similarity in
country with the GDP “in striking in the world, backed by its com said the RBI bulletin. Highlight be mostly consumptiondriven. There is an urgent need to kick ern and northern regions, which underserved States such as Mad the branch spread of private sec
distance of attaining positive ter parative advantage of having the ing some of the key drivers, the With rabi sowing surpassing start investments to secure a dur are known as the relatively well hya Pradesh (7 per cent share in tor banks and SFBs, with both
ritory” and infl ation easing largest vaccine manufacturing report said merchandise trade the normal acreage way before able turnaround and a sustain banked regions in the country, total branches) and Rajasthan (8 showing a greater concentration
closer to the target, said the Re capacity and a rich experience of rebounded in early January, at the end of the season, bumper able growth trajectory. said RBI offi cials Richa Saraf and per cent), they continue to be con in the relatively wellbanked re
serve Bank of India in its latest mass inoculation drives against testing the slow healing of do agriculture production is expec India must look for ways in Pallavi Chavan in an article in the centrated in Tamil Nadu (16.6 per gions/States.
bulletin for January. polio and measles. mestic demand and the unlock ted in 2021. which cash sitting idle in the bal bulletin. cent), Maharashtra (13.1 per cent),
Further, fi nancial markets re “Recent shifts in the macroe ing of export energies. “India being the global capital ance sheets of corporations and SFBs’ penetration in the north Karnataka (7.7 per cent), Kerala Semi-urban, urban centres
main ebullient with EMEs (emer conomic landscape have Current account surpluses are for vaccine manufacturing, banks, and reverse repo balances eastern region, which is known to (5.5 per cent) and Punjab (4.7 per The article said the rapid increase
ging market economies) receiv brightened the outlook, with ebbing as domestic activity re pharmaceuticals exports is ex with the Reserve Bank, fi nd their be the least banked region, re cent) – States with some of the of SFB branches has been in semi
ing strong portfolio infl ows and GDP in striking distance of at gains vigour. Foreign investment pected to receive a big impetus way into credit to productive sec mains low, they added. lowest population per bank urban and urban centres; in
India on track for receiving re taining positive territory and in fl ows are already scenting the with the start of vaccination tors and into real spending on in branch in the country – as per a March 2020, about 39 per cent of
cord annual infl ows of foreign fl ation easing closer to the target. imminent upturn. Further, the drives globally. Agricultural ex vestment activity before it im Branch network preliminary assessment of these the total SFB branches were semi
direct investment. “If these movements sustain, recent new highs, scaled by ports remain resilient, and un poses a persistent defl ationary Following the issuance of the li banks. urban in nature, followed by 26
In its article on the ‘State of policy space could open up to equity markets, are driven by op der the recent productionlinked weight on real activity. censing guidelines in 2014, 10 Among these, the States from per cent in urban centres
RBI slaps ₹ 2cr penalty on
Standard Chartered Bank
OUR BUREAU vested in the RBI under the
Mumbai, January 21 provisions of…the Banking
The Reserve Bank of India Regulation Act 1949, for
(RBI) has imposed a monetary delays in reporting of frauds
penalty of ₹ 2 crore on Stand to RBI, revealed during the
ard Chartered Bank–India for statutory inspection of the
delays in reporting of frauds. bank with reference to its fi n
The central bank said the ancial position as on March 31,
penalty has been imposed on 2018, and March 31, 2019,” the
the bank for noncompliance RBI said in a statement.
with certain directions issued
by it contained in the ‘Reserve Issues notice
Bank of India (Frauds Classi The central bank said a no
fi cation and Reporting by tice was issued to the bank,
commercial banks and select advising it to show cause as to
FIs) Directions 2016’. why penalty should not be im
“The penalty has been im posed on it for such noncom
posed in exercise of powers pliance with the directions.
Bandhan Bank’s Q3 net
profi t falls 13% to ₹ 633 cr
OUR BUREAU
Kolkata, January 21
Bandhan Bank has registered a
13 per cent decline in net profi t
+ at ₹ 633 crore for the quarter
ended December 31, 2020,
against ₹ 731 crore in the same
period of the previous year on creased by 51 per cent to ₹ 1,914
the back of higher crore against ₹ 1,264 crore. Net
provisioning. interest margin (annualised)
for the quarter ending Decem
Provisioning ber 31, 2020, stood at 8.3 per
During the quarter, the bank cent against 7.9 per cent in
made further provisioning of December 31, 2019.
₹ 1,000 crore on standard ad “This quarter showed robust
vances against the potential performance operationally
impact of Covid19. With this backed by higher growth,
provisioning and additional lower cost of funds, and aided
standard assets provisioning noninterest income and
that the bank is carrying in the strong retail deposits and
micro banking portfolio, total CASA. During the quarter, we
additional provisioning in further strengthened the bal
books stands at ₹ 3,119 crore. ance sheet by taking acceler
Net Interest Income (NII) for ated additional provision on
the quarter grew by around 35 standard advances amounting
per cent to ₹ 2,072 crore against to ₹ 1,000 crore taken for
₹ 1,540 crore in the correspond Covid19.
ing quarter of the previous “With Q4 the best for us
year. every fi nancial year, we now
Noninterest income grew look forward to similar per
by 55 per cent to ₹ 553 crore formance in the last quarter
compared to ₹ 358 crore in the for this fi nancial year as well,”
corresponding quarter last said Chandra Shekhar Ghosh,
year year. Operating profi t in MD and CEO, Bandhan Bank.
SIB posts Q3 loss of ₹ 91.62 cr
OUR BUREAU slippages during the third
Kochi, January 21 quarter, as a result of addi
Higher credit cost has made a tional stress in the economy
dent on South Indian Bank’s due to the Covid pandemic.
(SIB) profi tability in the third Further, there was a one
quarter of FY21. time additional employee pro
The Thrissurbased lender vision requirement on ac
has registered a net loss of count of the wage settlement
₹ 91.62 crore against a net which was fi nalised during the
profi t of ₹ 90.54 crore in the quarter.
corresponding period of the The interest reversal of ₹ 73
previous year. crore, conservative provision
Murali Ramakrishnan, Man ing of ₹ 55 crore from a fraud
aging Director and CEO, said account, and the provision of
that the quarterly loss was security receipts, are also con
mainly on account of credit tributing factors that led to the
cost on the higher proforma reduction in net profi t, he said.
AKBEF opposes CSB move
to offer VRS to ‘award’ staff
OUR BUREAU was to replace permanent
Mumbai, January 21 employees with contract and
The All Kerala Bank Employ costtocompany mode em
ees’ Federation (AKBEF) has ployees, that would be re
opposed CSB Bank’s plan to gressive and antilabour, he
off er voluntary retirement alleged.
scheme (VRS) to award staff . KS Krishna, Joint Secretary,
The board of the Thrissur All India Bank Employees’ As
headquartered CSB Bank, on sociation, said at a time
January 19, approved the roll when the the government
out of VRS for award staff . and private sector institu
CD Josson, General Secret tions should be ensuring
ary, AKBEF, said bringing stable employment, it is
exitoption for award staff most intriguing that CSB
was most inappropriate Bank is going ahead with VRS
when the bank needs to ex in the current pandemic
pand its services utilising the situation, and that too when
experience, expertise and it has announced better
local roots of the employees. third quarter (October
If the management’s plan December 2020) results.
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21stCentu Mgmt 11.15 11.30 11.20 11.35 11.00 3.85 15.45 9.51 - 11.29 CholaFin [2] 457.45 431.70 459.00 464.85 427.80 9421.73 464.90 117.40 27 431.40 Harita Seat 495.95 486.15 497.00 506.50 484.40 16.61 530.00 291.00 - 485.40 Linc Pen&Pla 174.40 174.55 179.80 179.85 173.05 4.33 243.00 115.20 59 173.70
3i Info 8.00 7.75 8.00 8.30 7.7021447.65 9.57 1.15 - 7.74 CholamandFn[1] 552.90 555.00 555.00 564.50 549.05 504.16 597.00 222.00 183 555.80 Harri.Mal 120.75 118.45 121.70 123.00 117.70 103.77 144.15 46.40 13 118.30 Lincoln Phar 232.65 228.35 233.95 234.45 226.65 50.38 283.00 85.50 8 228.55
3m India 21259.65 20791.05 21400.00 21400.00 20700.00 11.11 25208.70 15685.60 322 20751.45 Cigniti Tech 432.80 423.95 435.00 444.80 416.05 127.64 506.00 175.10 20 419.45 Hathway [2] 32.35 31.80 32.60 32.65 31.50 409.20 57.45 10.70 - 31.80 Linde Ind 936.00 929.80 940.70 956.75 915.35 215.24 1029.00 378.00 67 930.95
3PLandHold 10.20 10.00 10.00 10.50 10.00 11.69 13.55 3.40 - - Cineline Ind [5] 45.30 44.05 45.30 46.95 43.20 288.52 51.00 16.30 13 43.95 Hatsun Agro [1] 775.55 741.75 776.50 789.70 738.05 155.19 889.00 281.29 81 741.55 LMW 5090.90 5052.35 5090.90 5189.95 5039.95 6.20 5346.00 2001.00 474 5049.70
5PaisaCap 303.40 295.45 308.80 309.00 292.20 28.99 467.40 93.05 80 294.80 Cinevistaas [2] 6.70 6.40 6.90 6.90 6.40 22.77 8.46 3.71 - 6.31 HavellsIndia [1] 1020.15 1131.95 1064.95 1147.00 1052.0023442.14 1147.50 447.20 78 1132.20 Lotys Eye 37.90 37.10 41.00 41.00 36.10 30.37 43.80 16.65 - 36.25
Cipla [2] 832.80 812.75 835.00 839.30 809.00 3326.21 869.65 356.75 29 813.00 HBL Pwr [1] 38.00 36.30 38.50 38.50 36.15 677.16 43.90 9.15 - 36.30 LT Ovrseas [1] 55.75 56.55 56.30 57.50 56.25 1717.08 63.50 13.00 20 56.45
A ................................................ CitiUn Bk [1] 174.95 174.60 176.00 177.45 174.00 646.62 243.40 110.10 32 174.55 HCC [1] 8.45 8.45 8.50 8.85 8.40 7078.30 12.15 3.60 - 8.44 Lumax tech [2] 137.20 131.40 138.90 138.90 129.00 110.29 141.00 48.00 36 130.05
A2Z InfraEng 4.95 4.85 4.95 5.00 4.80 261.60 8.30 2.82 - 4.85 Clari.Chm 359.40 358.80 362.00 368.15 355.35 69.61 608.00 192.00 20 358.80 HCG 156.30 159.85 157.30 160.90 155.25 106.62 186.00 62.95 - 159.95 Lumx Ind 1370.45 1382.80 1377.35 1398.00 1362.05 6.99 1695.95 702.00 66 1361.65
AakashExplor 92.45 91.80 92.85 92.85 91.00 35.07 92.85 48.35 - - CLEducateLtd 70.60 68.25 72.45 72.45 67.15 18.06 83.75 28.40 - 68.05 HCL Info [2] 8.95 8.80 9.05 9.05 8.75 373.84 12.35 3.20 - 8.86 Lupin [2] 1088.50 1068.20 1099.40 1099.40 1065.40 2507.53 1121.85 505.00 40 1068.35
AaronIndust 51.00 49.55 51.45 51.45 49.00 0.91 67.95 28.00 - - Coal India 141.50 137.35 142.00 142.15 136.5510828.88 199.45 109.50 8 137.50 HCL Tech [2] 999.25 993.30 1009.00 1020.00 982.95 8857.98 1073.55 375.50 25 993.05 Lux Indust. [2] 1612.60 1599.65 1618.50 1636.80 1590.00 33.10 1722.00 812.80 27 1596.50
Aarti Drug 699.15 693.65 705.50 707.00 690.40 243.52 1025.00 105.56 29 693.70 CochinShip 363.65 362.65 365.95 372.00 361.00 169.70 431.00 209.00 10 362.75 HDFC [2] 2688.15 2663.00 2687.95 2698.00 2641.25 3200.14 2777.70 1473.10 29 2662.75 Lyka Labs 31.80 30.40 32.70 32.80 30.25 107.62 35.50 9.70 - 30.35
Aarti Ind [5] 1211.95 1183.90 1220.10 1225.15 1175.00 542.34 1363.50 662.05 45 1184.90 COFORGE 2620.15 2554.65 2638.00 2759.20 2535.20 379.26 2909.55 735.35 - - HDFC AMC [5] 3207.00 3097.60 3207.00 3207.00 3077.95 590.50 3448.45 1963.60 52 3104.00
AartiSurfact 960.75 958.45 970.00 975.00 950.00 11.61 1209.60 841.25 - - Colgate [1] 1543.50 1538.20 1550.00 1565.00 1533.15 902.11 1675.80 1065.20 48 1539.25 HDFC Bank [1] 1492.00 1474.80 1492.00 1494.35 1468.1513166.53 1511.00 738.90 27 1473.90 M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AarviEncon 46.75 45.80 46.60 46.60 45.50 19.50 54.65 24.70 - - CompuageInf[2] 16.25 16.00 16.35 16.80 15.80 219.75 21.00 7.49 4 15.95 HDFCLifeIns 702.95 700.50 710.00 711.90 699.00 2254.98 731.00 339.15 106 700.65 M&M [5] 824.50 808.25 823.00 835.00 800.30 4455.11 843.70 245.80 161 806.15
AavasFinance 1925.65 1928.10 1930.00 1981.00 1905.15 675.41 2112.55 845.75 58 1930.20 ComputerAge 1794.60 1790.90 1809.75 1837.90 1779.15 80.50 1890.00 1260.00 - - HEG 983.70 965.15 990.00 1007.00 953.80 366.34 1299.80 413.20 - 965.30 M&M Fin [2] 184.65 181.15 185.75 188.00 179.30 6317.67 245.75 76.47 22 181.55
AB Money [1] 46.55 44.25 47.50 47.50 40.65 303.05 52.25 16.25 17 44.80 Con.FinHld 41.00 40.00 40.00 41.00 39.90 5.51 78.40 26.55 - - Heidelbrg 219.50 221.35 223.80 226.00 220.10 214.63 243.65 120.00 21 220.85 Maan Alum 113.00 110.50 113.00 115.20 110.00 17.15 130.55 23.65 10 110.95
ABB [2] 1393.10 1377.30 1403.50 1408.75 1372.00 69.62 1417.70 722.45 151 1376.95 Concor [5] 436.75 428.25 437.00 443.70 424.20 1176.26 601.95 263.20 36 427.85 HEMISPHERE 143.10 143.05 145.00 152.45 140.10 5986.76 152.45 54.40 - - Madhav 57.80 55.75 57.95 58.00 55.10 38.83 60.00 17.60 16 55.45
AbbottIndia 14397.20 14487.80 14508.85 14647.95 14411.20 28.35 18569.00 12218.10 47 14492.15 ConfdnPetIn [1] 40.20 38.40 38.80 40.90 37.65 5733.89 42.90 12.85 - 38.50 Herc.Hoi [1] 123.75 123.10 125.20 127.90 122.05 67.45 138.90 47.90 40 122.90 MagadhSug&En 113.80 111.75 113.85 115.80 110.70 9.46 150.00 54.00 3 111.80
ABBPowerPro 1284.65 1265.75 1280.00 1310.00 1260.85 12.42 1400.40 784.10 - - ControlPrint 240.35 240.70 240.15 247.00 240.00 8.34 300.25 150.90 16 240.55 Herit.Fds [5] 297.50 289.60 303.00 303.00 286.95 86.60 407.70 146.70 - 289.95 Magma Fin [2] 43.60 43.15 44.40 44.75 42.95 442.33 67.40 12.70 - 43.15
ABCapital 90.75 87.25 91.00 91.70 86.80 2898.77 109.40 37.45 - 87.25 CoralIndFin [2] 22.15 21.85 22.20 22.50 21.65 11.30 35.16 8.25 11 21.85 HeroMoto [2] 3275.60 3247.30 3275.60 3346.00 3219.70 1300.18 3393.85 1475.00 26 3245.75 Magn.Ven 4.75 4.75 4.75 4.90 4.70 45.82 7.12 2.00 - 4.90
ACC 1710.05 1665.75 1720.40 1726.65 1656.00 1486.01 1813.40 895.50 26 1665.90 Cords Cab 45.20 44.20 45.50 45.95 44.00 45.78 58.00 22.10 7 44.30 Hester Biosc 1668.90 1684.60 1672.00 1750.00 1661.05 24.50 1890.00 870.00 47 1684.90 Mah.Cie.Auto 159.00 160.05 161.00 162.75 158.25 371.03 179.10 59.05 80 159.25
AccelyaKal 943.55 940.15 960.00 965.00 936.50 4.94 1115.90 800.50 24 940.85 Corom.Intl [1] 846.60 852.35 849.00 854.75 842.00 335.25 880.00 444.20 19 852.20 Hexa Trade [2] 47.00 45.65 48.70 48.70 45.05 28.43 49.25 6.04 - 45.65 Mah.Holi 215.45 215.95 218.00 218.95 215.00 72.98 244.45 122.00 - 215.50
Accuracy Ship 38.05 39.00 39.45 39.90 38.00 93.74 42.00 31.25 - - Cosmo Film 438.65 444.60 442.85 449.70 440.00 59.54 491.00 187.20 5 443.95 HFCL [1] 32.25 31.45 32.60 32.75 31.1014931.12 34.75 8.15 28 31.50 Mah.Life 381.90 380.60 383.00 387.00 372.25 24.11 428.25 171.20 - 379.50
ACRYSIL 196.00 192.20 197.95 197.95 191.50 31.29 204.00 189.05 - - CPCL 125.65 123.95 126.05 127.60 122.85 688.36 150.60 47.70 - 123.80 HGInfraEngg 223.80 219.50 224.05 227.65 219.00 95.23 294.95 135.00 10 219.95 Mah.Scoot 3627.05 3726.80 3642.00 3825.00 3641.95 23.08 4820.00 1815.00 38 3728.00
Action Con [2] 137.95 132.80 138.95 138.95 132.00 279.46 149.35 31.50 41 132.95 CrdtacsGramn 740.30 745.85 747.00 761.00 742.55 224.40 1000.80 305.75 42 747.30 Hikal [2] 171.45 167.35 172.80 173.70 166.00 462.21 204.40 57.00 22 167.25 Mah.Seam [5] 309.45 309.90 309.05 314.65 308.60 48.72 410.75 185.00 8 309.55
Adani Ent [1] 546.75 536.90 551.40 552.95 531.55 4208.38 552.80 116.25 234 536.30 CreatPer&Dis[5] 3.35 3.35 3.35 3.35 3.35 0.85 4.59 0.95 - 3.49 HIL 2187.35 2186.35 2175.00 2259.00 2175.00 15.97 2333.95 497.15 12 2191.30 MahangrGas 1085.10 1041.70 1094.95 1095.00 1037.15 789.33 1246.80 666.40 19 1041.70
Adani Ports [2] 558.60 547.65 561.85 561.85 542.65 8870.26 563.30 203.40 57 548.00 CreatPer&Dis 109.15 106.95 111.95 113.40 106.00 152.95 151.00 67.55 - - Hilton Mtl 13.75 13.80 14.25 14.25 13.15 32.47 16.06 5.71 - 13.90 MahaSteelInd 122.05 121.70 122.80 124.45 117.00 27.80 130.50 63.05 - 123.75
Adani Pwr 55.55 53.75 56.00 56.30 53.10 5170.28 65.40 24.30 - 53.75 Crest Ventu 98.05 96.95 98.15 100.40 96.55 10.69 114.40 44.60 - 97.00 HimadriSpec[1] 48.70 47.10 49.10 49.30 46.80 2398.45 70.90 27.30 22 47.05 MahindEPCIrr 159.70 157.40 160.50 163.35 156.10 136.99 194.50 70.80 - -
Adani Total Gas 362.40 356.75 365.00 365.60 354.00 1014.16 389.65 76.60 - - Crisil [1] 1926.10 1916.20 1935.00 1970.00 1910.00 16.21 2125.00 1083.50 49 1916.45 Himat.Seid [5] 148.15 143.50 150.00 150.00 142.55 103.25 165.75 43.00 74 143.35 MahindraLog 493.50 482.80 484.00 504.00 475.00 284.26 514.00 199.00 137 484.40
AdaniGreenEn 1020.15 1048.80 1021.75 1056.00 1016.50 902.54 1220.00 112.70 - 1048.05 CromGreCon [2] 405.95 435.25 412.00 451.40 409.10 5308.06 451.00 177.90 58 438.55 Hind.Compo [5] 327.30 314.75 330.00 330.00 311.00 15.96 387.45 95.20 28 316.30 Maithan 654.70 630.60 664.90 678.00 623.00 62.72 723.00 291.00 8 632.65
AdaniTranmsn 455.20 471.65 458.35 478.00 448.00 1905.25 478.00 147.50 - 471.25 CSB BANK 226.40 226.30 227.80 232.00 223.10 447.30 269.90 95.00 34 226.55 Hind.Cop [5] 61.75 60.15 62.25 62.55 59.55 1468.50 69.55 18.30 - 60.05 Majesco [5] 30.10 31.60 31.60 31.60 31.60 14.87 1019.00 12.20 3 31.60
ADF Foods 590.05 594.70 590.00 607.15 590.00 34.68 680.00 123.35 41 593.40 CUMI [1] 410.65 410.50 413.90 417.55 406.55 179.07 430.00 175.00 48 410.15 Hind.Media 56.05 56.45 56.15 59.00 56.10 177.27 87.70 35.50 5 56.80 Man Ind [5] 85.75 82.45 86.45 90.00 81.55 2002.98 92.70 27.30 5 82.50
AdityaBirFas 173.55 173.85 189.00 194.80 170.15 9245.53 281.17 95.65 - 173.05 CumminsInd [2] 618.35 601.20 622.00 627.60 593.25 1389.02 652.80 281.60 32 600.10 Hind.N.Gls [2] 31.05 29.85 31.70 32.30 29.60 36.64 49.00 23.30 - 29.90 Man Infr [2] 36.50 35.45 36.45 37.35 35.00 810.87 39.80 14.50 12 35.45
Ador Weld 287.10 281.95 289.60 289.60 279.25 13.60 359.05 163.15 54 281.45 Cupid Ltd 229.55 225.50 229.70 231.65 224.05 52.50 295.00 115.00 9 225.20 Hind.Oil.Ex 87.30 84.00 87.95 88.35 83.30 512.31 107.50 30.55 15 84.00 ManakAlumi [1] 8.70 8.65 8.60 9.00 8.10 21.97 11.48 2.21 - 8.79
AdvancedEnz[2] 324.30 314.20 325.95 327.95 311.25 145.54 384.75 91.05 51 314.35 Cybertech 139.70 134.20 139.70 140.75 133.15 110.14 182.00 22.50 34 134.50 Hind.Rect [2] 165.05 160.10 167.50 167.90 159.05 38.12 269.95 89.65 30 160.20 Manaksia [2] 53.85 53.20 54.95 54.95 52.70 32.21 64.80 26.60 11 53.20
Aegis Log [1] 277.80 275.75 279.00 280.75 274.05 252.52 289.00 108.10 144 276.15 CYIENT Ltd [5] 501.80 507.80 505.45 527.00 501.00 850.07 562.50 184.15 22 507.45 Hind.Znc [2] 296.40 283.20 301.00 302.50 282.00 3043.23 328.00 122.00 18 283.20 ManakSteel [1] 24.20 23.15 24.80 24.80 23.00 104.55 29.15 5.92 9 23.05
Affle(India) 3771.65 3734.95 3824.90 3869.00 3655.00 62.60 4068.45 908.95 332 3737.05 Hindalco [1] 252.10 248.90 252.85 254.55 246.45 8781.51 275.50 85.05 84 248.55 Manali Pet [5] 36.20 35.25 36.70 36.70 35.05 464.53 38.50 8.00 13 35.25
Agarwal Inds 161.00 155.95 162.90 162.90 152.65 34.96 165.00 44.00 15 155.85 D................................................ HindujaGlo 1162.30 1137.25 1189.90 1192.80 1125.00 18.48 1300.00 412.20 10 1135.75 Manap.Fin [2] 168.45 164.05 169.40 173.40 163.00 6371.90 194.60 75.60 10 164.05
Agro Tech 843.80 825.40 830.00 860.00 816.90 42.48 945.00 350.00 60 822.70 D P WIRES 121.50 118.55 124.00 126.00 117.90 27.16 142.75 41.15 - - HindustnAero 970.05 968.60 974.50 978.70 966.00 344.25 1423.55 448.00 13 969.20 ManCoatMet[1] 8.80 9.15 9.10 9.20 8.45 136.64 9.32 3.03 - 8.96
AgroPhosInd 14.10 13.95 13.95 14.30 13.85 52.12 37.20 4.95 - - D. P. ABHUSHAN 99.40 97.90 99.85 101.95 97.10 13.60 134.50 70.05 - - HindustnFood 1504.25 1487.05 1511.75 1519.90 1480.00 5.36 1750.00 380.00 - - Mang.Cem 241.75 235.75 238.30 243.00 235.10 28.10 310.50 115.65 10 236.75
Ahluwalia [2] 274.40 282.70 275.00 287.00 271.40 142.24 369.30 136.05 36 282.20 Dabur [1] 537.65 537.05 540.00 546.00 535.40 2903.74 552.35 385.05 74 537.20 HisarMetalIn 107.90 105.70 108.95 110.00 105.00 16.62 118.10 36.20 34 106.60 Mang.Chem 59.40 57.65 59.10 60.20 56.20 759.34 65.95 16.35 7 57.45
AIA Engg [2] 2182.65 2193.50 2200.00 2234.00 2165.00 171.12 2224.40 1111.00 26 2189.00 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 139.10 138.65 139.80 141.60 137.55 128.62 158.95 40.30 4 138.70 Hi-TechPipes 262.00 254.20 262.95 263.50 242.85 73.68 132.00 41.40 184 119.40 Mang.Drug 133.50 129.80 130.00 134.00 127.95 25.83 175.30 20.40 8 130.25
AIRAN 19.15 18.90 19.45 19.50 18.50 29.10 21.15 8.20 - - DamodarInd [5] 35.60 34.30 36.15 36.15 34.00 13.71 41.45 13.65 - 34.05 HLV 6.60 6.35 6.70 7.00 6.20 489.70 8.00 2.90 - - Mang.Timb 9.15 9.45 9.00 9.55 9.00 22.06 10.70 5.70 - -
Ajanta Phr [2] 1778.75 1743.55 1795.55 1795.55 1735.60 73.64 1844.10 961.65 28 1744.90 DangeeDums 112.65 110.60 111.20 116.20 108.95 28.51 174.75 107.05 - - Honda Siel 1050.25 1049.20 1050.00 1063.75 1047.20 8.09 1306.00 701.60 30 1047.70 MANGALAM GL 46.70 45.30 47.95 47.95 45.00 9.02 56.95 35.20 - -
Ajmera 134.05 131.20 135.20 136.50 130.00 44.08 154.20 53.00 30 131.50 Datamatics [5] 119.50 114.45 120.00 120.45 113.35 155.94 131.05 28.10 38 114.85 Honey.Aut 40100.50 40721.60 40900.00 41859.75 40390.60 9.95 41836.30 20142.00 78 40699.05 Manugrph [2] 12.70 12.90 12.75 13.30 12.70 7.86 19.11 6.50 - 13.00
AkashInfProj 236.40 230.85 239.90 239.90 230.25 3.62 281.00 65.30 - - DB Corp 82.20 80.40 82.85 83.15 79.80 245.22 150.20 59.00 16 80.55 Hotel Rugby 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.10 1.73 0.59 - 1.25 MarathNxtge [5] 86.15 85.65 87.70 87.80 83.15 87.04 109.60 38.00 11 85.85
Aksh Opti [5] 7.45 7.30 7.45 7.70 7.25 313.90 9.80 2.68 - 7.26 DB Stk [2] 10.15 10.25 10.00 10.40 10.00 3.63 12.12 7.35 - 10.03 HPCL 231.05 228.80 231.30 234.00 227.50 6682.00 252.10 155.00 5 228.55 Marico Ltd [1] 416.85 416.55 419.00 424.20 414.25 1647.18 434.80 233.80 49 416.00
AksharChem 276.60 273.50 276.80 284.45 268.45 38.32 340.00 140.00 19 273.25 DCB Bk 120.30 117.75 121.50 121.65 117.50 1545.02 186.30 58.10 11 117.70 HPLElect&Pow 40.45 39.65 41.05 41.80 39.40 289.05 48.45 18.30 - 39.65 MARINEELEC(I) 228.55 224.15 228.55 235.00 221.70 122.28 235.00 190.00 - -
Akzo 2450.05 2427.45 2450.05 2473.90 2405.00 19.86 2515.00 1730.00 61 2419.35 DCMFinlService 2.00 2.00 2.10 2.10 2.00 0.04 2.10 0.56 - 1.90 HSG&UrbanDev 44.00 44.00 44.20 46.15 43.00 3899.87 49.00 18.05 7 44.05 Marksans [1] 57.65 56.85 58.00 58.40 56.40 820.14 66.10 9.90 35 56.70
Alankit [1] 17.95 17.90 18.30 18.30 17.75 42.60 21.70 8.25 - 17.85 DCMShriram [2] 419.90 431.60 427.50 444.50 422.45 386.61 445.35 175.80 10 431.45 HSIL [2] 120.85 128.20 121.80 131.55 121.00 812.74 131.70 34.70 22 127.45 Maruti [5] 8144.95 8076.75 8205.00 8267.00 8021.45 769.49 8400.00 4002.00 61 8073.00
AlbertDavid 445.90 440.75 448.00 448.55 437.25 6.94 568.35 255.00 24 441.00 DCW [2] 20.95 21.15 21.35 22.20 20.95 2448.25 22.35 6.97 - 21.10 HT Media [2] 17.95 17.40 17.90 17.95 17.15 152.35 20.05 7.75 - 17.45 MASFinServ 890.65 889.90 903.50 908.05 881.05 29.89 1269.00 448.05 30 887.00
Alembic [2] 102.05 99.90 102.60 103.25 99.20 312.14 122.75 25.00 42 99.95 De Nora 264.20 258.70 269.90 269.90 257.30 20.83 297.25 112.20 18 258.65 Huhtamaki India 307.95 303.85 307.95 310.20 301.95 65.22 337.60 161.90 - - Mastek [5] 1152.75 1169.95 1180.00 1194.55 1151.00 196.58 1460.00 170.05 164 1168.05
Alembic Ph [2] 980.05 949.25 985.00 989.00 933.70 2040.26 1150.00 436.10 15 950.75 Deccan Cem [5] 369.35 371.35 376.50 379.95 370.00 69.05 396.50 146.60 7 371.25 HUL [1] 2355.95 2367.65 2376.00 2399.90 2350.00 1521.13 2614.00 1756.00 76 2367.10 MatrimCom [5] 832.15 815.15 839.65 849.75 811.10 5.23 967.00 251.00 57 819.45
Alicon [5] 433.20 416.70 433.05 439.00 415.20 14.16 449.35 169.50 - 416.70 DeepEneResou 42.65 42.05 42.20 43.50 42.00 12.11 126.60 38.95 - - MaxFinancial[2] 715.20 704.70 730.50 751.80 694.65 2812.78 751.85 279.75 169 704.95
Alkali Met 60.15 58.75 60.00 60.70 57.50 53.80 68.45 20.65 - 59.15 Deepk.Fer 160.50 159.70 161.45 163.80 159.00 460.61 186.98 55.27 10 159.70 I................................................. MaxHealthCre 162.50 163.55 163.95 165.25 162.50 473.53 170.00 97.15 - -
AlkemLabs [2] 3083.25 3075.55 3095.00 3129.25 3032.20 77.64 3150.00 1950.00 24 3075.55 Deepk.Ntr [2] 1009.30 1013.15 1013.80 1018.80 1007.00 420.35 1085.00 310.00 33 1012.45 Ibull Hsg [2] 225.75 218.45 228.35 233.15 216.0016717.44 360.90 81.25 7 218.35 MaxIndia 62.30 62.25 63.75 63.75 62.00 377.40 69.90 52.35 - -
Alkyl Amine [5] 4903.00 4878.95 4950.00 4997.05 4840.40 36.33 5603.20 1030.00 46 4875.35 Delta Corp [1] 152.25 148.80 153.00 153.65 148.10 934.32 201.85 54.00 - 148.80 Ibull Real [2] 84.75 81.65 85.10 85.85 81.05 4824.81 113.00 36.85 - 81.70 MaxVent&Ind 51.30 50.00 52.50 55.55 49.10 785.87 57.50 25.15 - 49.85
Allcargo [2] 134.05 133.90 134.95 135.00 133.55 239.86 155.15 51.50 19 133.85 Den Net 65.85 64.15 66.35 66.80 64.00 492.98 115.05 25.85 14 64.15 IceMakRefrig 79.60 75.65 82.00 82.00 75.65 77.55 120.20 58.05 - - Mayur Uniq [5] 300.05 293.70 300.05 304.05 291.55 55.76 330.65 118.20 22 292.90
Allied Dig [5] 40.00 38.80 40.20 40.85 38.35 116.92 46.30 10.70 25 39.00 Dewn HsgFin 30.30 28.80 29.25 29.50 28.80 1697.89 43.00 8.40 - 28.75 ICICI Bank [2] 551.00 552.70 555.00 561.00 549.7018189.28 561.00 269.00 31 552.25 MazagonDock 216.70 209.95 217.75 218.80 207.20 722.42 234.85 164.00 - -
Allsec 287.50 273.60 292.85 292.85 271.00 27.65 340.00 109.15 30 274.30 DFMFoods [2] 395.30 392.35 395.00 399.95 388.00 20.98 443.70 150.00 97 391.65 ICICILombGIC 1494.90 1462.85 1502.35 1519.00 1455.65 866.49 1625.00 805.60 47 1463.60 Mazda Ltd 534.65 523.10 539.95 556.00 515.25 10.85 639.85 222.25 12 523.70
Alm.Global [6] 19.40 18.85 19.50 19.75 18.45 76.13 21.80 8.87 - 19.95 Dhamp.Sug 168.40 169.70 168.40 173.90 167.85 342.58 232.00 65.80 5 169.85 ICICISecu 447.45 439.35 451.00 456.85 436.00 599.67 568.90 203.60 - - MBL Infra 20.30 19.95 20.90 21.10 19.30 571.62 25.55 2.42 2 20.00
AlokIndus 22.10 21.80 21.90 23.35 21.7010005.46 58.50 3.80 - - DhaniService 347.50 335.75 350.00 353.35 333.10 398.73 395.95 63.50 - - ICRA 2744.60 2785.50 2758.15 2820.00 2731.15 4.84 3140.00 1968.00 46 2788.40 McL.Rusl [5] 19.10 18.55 18.30 19.00 18.25 589.76 28.45 1.84 - 18.50
Amararaja [1] 978.60 973.20 988.00 992.60 966.30 476.48 1025.00 350.25 29 973.30 Dhanlk.Bk 14.20 13.95 14.30 14.45 13.85 769.67 17.93 7.42 8 13.93 IDBI 28.35 27.20 28.60 28.80 27.0521179.37 55.75 17.50 - 27.20 MCX 1673.15 1680.25 1678.30 1715.00 1663.00 215.16 1875.00 805.05 43 1680.30
AmberEntp(I) 2530.45 2505.70 2549.95 2638.95 2491.40 219.93 2776.00 921.60 226 2507.35 Dhanuka Ag [2] 777.05 760.20 777.05 790.25 755.05 50.02 935.00 261.00 19 759.75 Idea Cell 13.35 12.90 13.35 13.65 12.80275489.08 13.80 2.83 - 12.88 Mega Soft 11.90 11.75 12.15 12.15 11.65 73.08 13.45 4.60 - 11.75
Ambika Cot 1029.80 1019.15 1031.00 1052.30 1006.60 16.65 1200.00 421.00 13 1017.75 Dhun.Inv 251.30 251.40 248.05 259.15 248.00 5.60 278.00 108.00 64 250.00 IDFC 45.40 42.70 45.55 45.75 42.2015492.50 46.20 13.40 - 42.65 Meghmani [1] 80.80 79.35 81.05 81.85 78.70 952.80 88.00 31.80 10 79.50
AmbujaCeme[2] 262.10 252.55 263.50 265.35 249.10 8233.03 274.40 136.65 29 252.25 Dhunseri Tea 255.85 256.75 261.00 262.00 251.30 9.46 305.00 90.10 7 257.00 IDFCFirstBnk 51.45 49.70 51.95 52.00 48.8055907.47 52.45 17.65 - - MEP Infra 18.00 17.60 18.10 18.30 17.50 109.06 41.95 9.43 - 17.50
AMD Ind 20.50 19.70 20.95 20.95 19.50 12.66 23.80 8.40 - 20.15 DhunseriVent 69.90 69.70 70.15 71.15 68.45 9.03 83.60 41.85 - - IFB Agro 435.35 432.70 439.00 444.55 430.25 15.26 625.20 147.30 19 432.90 Metrpolhelth[2] 2244.50 2224.85 2258.00 2320.00 2115.55 135.28 2321.00 993.20 90 2226.05
AMJLandHold[2] 27.25 27.30 27.05 28.05 26.30 40.00 31.20 13.10 10 27.05 DIC India 402.95 400.55 404.60 415.00 399.00 17.27 450.00 242.00 30 401.40 IFB Ind 1335.95 1359.10 1335.00 1394.40 1321.10 86.64 1395.00 232.05 - 1358.50 MFL 29.25 31.90 29.20 33.00 28.90 2523.83 24.70 12.15 - -
Amrutanjan [1] 527.15 519.10 531.00 533.95 513.35 39.30 588.40 251.00 32 519.75 Digicontent [2] 15.30 15.00 15.20 15.75 14.70 21.93 17.20 3.80 - 15.10 IFCI 9.35 9.10 9.40 9.50 9.10 2688.05 11.45 3.10 - 9.14 Minda Corp [2] 88.90 86.65 89.80 90.60 85.20 444.68 122.00 52.60 45 86.75
Anant Raj [2] 36.35 37.15 38.15 38.15 35.40 4897.87 38.30 13.35 - 37.10 DilipBuildco 425.00 421.15 425.25 434.85 420.00 183.82 437.20 193.40 18 420.80 IFGLRefract 239.90 257.75 239.90 263.85 239.90 104.05 324.55 64.10 21 259.15 Minda Ind [2] 442.00 443.05 456.05 457.70 439.90 542.40 459.00 208.25 208 442.40
ANANRAJ GLOB 27.00 25.65 26.90 27.30 25.50 718.63 28.70 22.05 - - Dish TV [1] 12.65 12.45 12.80 12.80 12.40 5078.41 16.30 3.93 3 12.46 IG Pet 381.60 372.40 388.95 388.95 370.00 19.28 501.00 81.25 33 372.35 MindTec(Ind) 47.95 47.00 49.40 49.40 46.55 15.44 61.35 11.65 18 47.35
Andhar Sug 326.55 323.10 328.45 331.00 322.10 29.59 359.90 119.00 6 323.10 DishmanCar [2] 140.80 136.75 142.85 142.85 134.55 754.53 216.65 46.45 - 136.10 Igarshi 333.60 328.65 336.50 350.95 325.65 333.45 396.25 150.65 61 328.35 MindTree 1782.85 1759.00 1810.00 1820.00 1741.05 1971.21 1821.45 691.95 29 1756.95
Andhra Cem 6.10 5.95 6.15 6.15 5.90 165.06 10.93 1.50 - 5.95 Divi'sLabs [2] 3605.70 3604.60 3650.00 3650.00 3590.00 706.06 3913.00 1632.70 54 3604.85 IIFLHoldings [2] 115.55 115.10 115.00 116.50 115.00 346.96 212.80 58.15 51 114.90 Mirza [2] 54.70 54.35 55.25 55.50 54.05 184.20 65.30 27.35 - 54.30
AndhraPaper 214.30 209.10 215.05 216.95 206.70 30.97 321.70 112.00 - - DixonTec(In) 15106.20 14679.30 15170.00 15290.00 14639.10 54.76 16787.65 2899.95 167 14679.40 IIFLSecurity 51.00 51.90 51.50 52.30 51.10 701.86 62.60 26.10 - - MishDhatuNig 197.30 194.40 198.30 200.00 193.30 427.65 278.00 135.20 28 194.45
AngelBroking 356.85 359.65 359.00 370.00 356.60 241.27 408.00 222.20 - - DLF Ltd [2] 290.45 282.70 293.70 298.00 279.2516708.25 299.45 114.50 - 282.40 IIFLWealtMgt 1062.65 1050.95 1067.95 1095.00 1045.90 31.86 1663.95 720.00 - - MittalLifSty 12.65 12.55 13.20 13.20 12.40 93.69 160.75 10.35 - -
AnjPortCemen 215.75 207.85 216.50 219.50 205.30 64.11 234.90 82.25 10 208.70 D-Link [2] 110.30 108.50 111.05 111.75 108.00 190.59 136.05 51.00 16 108.30 IMPAL 567.95 564.15 587.00 587.00 561.00 1.55 635.00 374.40 17 565.45 MM Forg 474.90 475.95 475.35 495.00 473.20 21.58 515.00 151.00 60 477.95
Ansal Hsg 6.75 6.45 6.95 6.95 6.45 40.10 8.50 2.57 - 6.50 DolatInvest [1] 60.50 58.00 61.25 61.25 57.55 189.67 69.45 27.45 10 58.10 Ind.Bk.Mer 11.65 11.65 11.60 11.95 11.50 51.63 16.18 4.16 - 11.44 MMPIndustris 84.55 83.55 86.95 86.95 81.95 21.82 133.25 43.95 - -
ANTONWASTH 329.30 313.60 330.00 332.15 312.00 395.38 489.90 312.00 - - DollarInd [2] 228.95 223.85 232.00 232.00 223.00 119.89 255.70 94.00 18 224.40 Ind.Card 128.55 128.50 131.45 131.50 127.90 1.35 155.00 75.15 - 130.10 MMTC [1] 30.20 29.40 30.25 30.50 29.05 1651.30 33.20 9.90 - 29.45
Apar Ind 387.50 377.60 386.95 392.75 371.25 53.67 456.00 235.10 17 378.00 Donear [2] 36.40 34.65 36.95 37.05 33.00 60.85 41.75 18.30 - 34.45 Ind.Cem 172.25 168.45 173.85 175.85 165.20 2966.25 185.65 69.55 73 168.15 MOIL 145.05 142.15 145.70 145.90 141.50 221.85 169.80 86.80 31 142.15
Apcotex Ind [2] 194.35 189.20 195.75 196.70 187.00 355.86 196.10 64.35 149 189.80 DPSC 13.70 13.80 14.00 14.30 13.60 37.08 17.80 4.40 - - Ind.Gly 381.70 371.05 383.95 387.45 368.00 114.95 406.00 176.15 13 370.50 Mold-TekPac [5] 327.15 338.30 331.75 348.90 331.00 219.17 349.25 144.83 24 337.85
ApexFznFoods 296.20 289.05 297.70 297.95 285.00 77.35 421.35 132.05 14 289.65 Dr Reddy [5] 5080.65 5052.20 5110.00 5138.00 5033.90 581.32 5514.65 2497.60 34 5052.65 Ind.Hume [2] 204.30 200.05 207.00 207.00 198.65 46.71 272.00 101.00 26 199.95 Monte Carlo 232.20 225.30 233.90 234.00 221.50 26.95 295.00 128.00 9 224.95
APL Apl [2] 939.85 963.55 940.00 968.50 928.10 188.47 989.00 205.00 108 962.80 Dred.Corp 304.10 299.20 306.45 311.50 295.35 85.44 351.30 121.80 - 299.00 Ind.Metals 421.75 401.75 427.90 427.90 391.60 92.28 431.30 92.00 49 400.55 Morepan [2] 29.15 28.90 29.45 29.90 28.65 1801.44 35.05 7.21 20 28.85
Apollo Hsp [5] 2675.80 2585.05 2675.00 2685.00 2574.40 994.93 2683.05 1047.45 585 2585.25 DrLalPathLab 2296.05 2296.80 2307.55 2323.00 2250.00 314.10 2454.20 1181.80 98 2298.20 Ind.Nippon [5] 359.80 345.80 359.80 363.60 343.85 21.47 417.80 163.05 27 345.85 Most.Fin [1] 625.30 629.50 629.20 637.05 627.00 90.98 884.90 426.00 29 628.75
ApolloMicSys 137.45 135.45 138.00 139.90 134.90 86.94 155.20 40.00 23 135.40 Dwarikesh [1] 31.10 31.20 31.10 31.85 31.05 1208.74 40.30 13.30 7 31.20 Ind.Ovr.Bk 11.15 10.95 11.20 11.25 10.90 2462.19 13.83 6.17 - 10.97 MothersSum [1] 158.25 154.35 158.50 160.20 153.1010064.19 174.85 48.50 82 154.35
ApolloPipes 713.25 699.70 725.00 725.00 695.00 59.53 769.90 210.00 - - Dynac.Sys 62.00 60.15 61.65 63.95 60.05 28.03 86.10 12.65 9 60.05 Ind.Ram.Sy 37.70 39.55 39.55 39.55 39.55 106.31 47.50 8.35 - 39.50 MphasiS 1647.10 1600.65 1667.40 1667.40 1590.00 345.09 1734.50 612.05 24 1599.80
ApolloSindo 565.85 559.60 572.95 572.95 557.00 1.39 769.95 280.00 - - Dynamatic 822.50 806.15 820.00 840.55 800.10 6.28 1285.60 424.05 11 806.75 Indian Bk 96.00 89.30 96.90 97.00 86.20 6278.57 110.25 41.70 12 89.50 MPS 358.40 355.75 358.10 362.65 351.00 8.74 490.30 156.00 13 354.90
ApolloTyr [1] 201.90 217.30 208.00 222.00 205.7051269.49 222.00 73.55 32 217.25 DynemicProd 262.75 256.55 264.50 269.95 251.35 61.69 298.10 84.25 11 255.60 Indian Htl [1] 124.45 121.45 125.45 127 MRF 93081.50 91712.90 93600.00 96479.70 90602.00 111.42 96456.30 50000.00 29 91689.35
Aptech 175.35 172.65 175.35 179.80 169.25 497.81 191.55 65.55 - 171.95 MRPL 39.50 38.30 39.80 40.30 38.15 1390.30 48.30 21.25 - 38.30
Archies [2]
Aries Agro
13.45
100.40
13.05
100.05
13.60
102.30
13.60
102.80
13.00
99.20
77.98
54.54
19.70
118.45
8.12
33.55
- 13.07
8 100.20
E ................................................ R Mrsbector Food 431.35 409.85 430.00 432.00 407.10 2927.47 624.00 407.10 - -
EbixcashWrld 478.00 477.10 490.00 490.00 476.50 1.91 559.00 296.05 - - m m MSP Stl 8.30 7.90 8.15 8.40 7.90 96.44 10.68 3.66 - 7.96
Arih.Found 28.40 27.30 28.40 29.70 27.00 20.40 31.00 11.76 - 28.30 Eclerx 977.50 1003.00 988.85 1029.00 977.90 96.46 1033.00 323.15 17 1002.90 C MSTC 237.75 233.65 239.30 250.70 228.00 912.25 263.90 73.10 - -
ArihantSuper 39.50 39.80 41.45 41.45 39.50 10.83 43.20 16.50 - 40.00 EdelFinSer [1] 67.80 66.15 68.10 69.00 65.80 697.46 104.75 29.90 - 66.20 R m MT Edu 9.10 8.95 9.05 9.10 8.90 152.27 18.21 6.24 - 8.92
ArmanFinServ 705.20 698.85 706.10 719.00 698.10 3.50 1119.95 287.30 47 697.45 EicherMotor [1] 2881.55 2926.60 2896.00 2955.00 2895.05 1451.17 2962.80 1246.00 66 2927.00 C MTNL 13.95 13.75 14.00 14.15 13.65 1251.35 15.58 5.55 - 13.70
AroGranite 51.90 50.55 52.60 53.25 50.30 98.55 65.45 15.35 23 50.70 EID Parry [1] 345.40 365.70 346.00 369.00 346.00 1185.34 369.00 100.00 53 366.00 Mukand 65.30 64.85 66.65 66.85 64.50 28.73 76.85 12.00 - 64.55
ArowGreenTec 61.25 58.80 61.55 62.00 58.00 7.65 67.10 30.35 39 59.05 EIH [2] 95.00 95.35 96.40 96.40 94.90 439.69 150.06 53.65 - 95.20 M Mukand En 12.55 12.55 12.60 13.10 12.50 5.06 15.52 5.71 - 12.35
Arshiya [2] 26.10 27.40 27.35 27.40 26.65 14.16 31.30 6.74 - 27.45 EIH A Htl 282.60 279.10 283.05 284.60 278.00 3.73 319.60 164.10 164 278.45 G Mukta Ar [5] 30.60 30.45 31.60 31.75 30.35 18.85 43.50 15.20 12 30.50
Arss Infra 25.50 26.75 26.65 26.75 26.00 51.41 32.85 9.11 10 26.70 Eimco 350.05 349.30 354.95 361.40 336.00 1.35 423.00 180.00 17 351.05 w Munj.Auto [2] 58.95 58.35 59.30 59.70 58.10 146.47 68.50 19.90 - 58.40
Arvind 54.90 53.60 55.10 55.45 53.25 1363.91 58.00 19.00 15 53.65 Elec. Eng [2] 47.60 48.50 48.25 51.40 47.95 413.32 56.70 13.75 8 48.50 NDU OW R Munj.Showa [2] 142.95 143.80 143.20 147.00 143.20 43.62 165.80 55.00 31 143.75
ArvindFash [4] 155.70 154.10 157.95 159.10 152.95 316.70 338.20 110.55 - 153.50 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 22.05 21.80 22.25 22.80 21.20 643.46 27.00 7.56 - 21.85 BK Murd.Cera 22.50 22.55 22.70 23.80 22.40 180.07 25.85 8.26 - 22.55
ArvindSmart 107.35 106.30 107.50 109.95 105.75 115.22 131.50 56.20 26 105.90 Electrotherm 116.70 115.85 116.70 117.80 114.05 18.72 169.80 69.00 - 114.05 N O Muthoot Cap 409.85 401.65 415.60 415.60 395.00 43.32 631.80 222.05 11 400.70
Asahi India [1] 269.75 266.15 271.05 277.00 265.25 79.62 299.00 118.40 90 266.20 Elgi Eqp [1] 161.85 162.30 163.90 164.95 162.00 109.31 193.80 51.13 61 162.35 m MuthootFinan 1210.75 1182.90 1215.00 1228.00 1177.00 1206.73 1405.00 477.50 14 1182.60
Asahi Song 241.70 236.50 241.70 244.45 235.50 19.34 282.00 63.05 12 236.65 Elgi Rbr 24.30 24.10 24.95 25.75 23.85 70.90 26.50 9.30 - - N O DG
Ashapura [2]
Ashiana [2]
117.40
104.10
113.85
100.50
118.90
105.40
118.90
105.45
112.25 151.52
100.10 69.76
143.00
125.00
18.70
39.00
- 113.90
- 100.65
Emami [1] 474.95 477.20 476.50 498.20 449.35 728.56 504.80 140.85 72 467.95 N................................................
EmamiPapM [2] 106.20 102.60 107.95 109.75 102.00 25.30 157.95 47.45 41 102.95 NACLInd [1] 42.60 42.25 42.25 43.50 42.00 46.43 51.10 17.05 26 42.20
Ashok Ley [1] 121.70 119.50 122.50 123.75 118.0033676.92 125.55 33.70 - 119.55
EmamiRealty[2] 66.40 64.30 65.95 67.70 64.10 29.36 82.80 22.60 - 64.15 NagaDhunseri 718.05 718.20 718.55 742.00 712.00 0.48 967.30 300.00 - -
Ashoka Bld [5] 93.65 93.55 94.00 96.50 92.60 1768.41 121.60 37.00 6 93.60
Emkay Glo 73.35 71.75 73.30 75.00 71.00 37.06 83.90 24.00 - 72.90 Nagrk.Cap [5] 6.00 6.30 6.30 6.30 6.25 4.73 9.06 4.61 - 6.11
Asian Gran 286.70 286.20 287.50 292.60 284.00 146.17 318.00 109.15 32 286.05
Emmbi Ind 82.00 80.40 82.20 83.70 79.80 20.06 124.80 41.10 15 80.30 Nagrk.Exp [5] 19.95 20.45 19.70 20.90 19.50 31.23 25.00 8.32 - 20.20
Asian Htl-E 168.05 165.05 164.35 169.25 164.35 2.65 229.00 111.30 31 167.30 W
EnduranceTec 1349.05 1362.20 1364.05 1375.00 1340.00 139.16 1464.70 562.00 72 1362.95 Nah.Cap [5] 90.65 88.95 91.50 93.30 88.00 4.05 101.00 42.50 8 92.95
Asian Htl-N 70.95 70.95 70.85 73.45 69.60 16.47 92.95 44.25 - 69.75
Energy Dev 14.65 13.95 13.95 13.95 13.95 37.46 16.80 3.35 - 14.15 Nah.Poly [5] 91.10 88.65 91.55 92.55 88.05 26.47 106.30 24.00 6 88.15
Asian Htl-W 252.45 250.85 252.85 258.50 249.40 1.18 395.00 190.00 - 256.00
Eng.India [5] 77.45 75.85 78.00 78.25 75.60 1176.31 101.50 49.85 13 75.85 NALCO [5] 45.55 47.80 45.80 48.95 45.0544344.58 50.00 24.45 46 47.70
Asian Paints [1] 2697.25 2716.35 2726.95 2816.95 2695.00 5015.71 2871.40 1431.85 114 2714.65 D
Ent.Net.Ind 159.95 159.65 160.20 164.55 158.55 139.23 269.95 101.00 - 159.60 Nalwa Son 989.05 976.65 979.10 1010.00 972.60 1.46 1039.00 411.00 14 978.20
Aspinwall&Co 176.25 176.00 174.45 184.90 174.40 9.06 187.00 71.40 - -
EPL 256.90 255.60 258.75 261.80 254.80 405.49 318.60 130.05 - - Nandan Den 29.10 28.60 29.10 29.95 28.50 35.18 34.55 12.50 - 28.50
AssoAlchohol 318.45 318.55 316.60 324.20 315.40 43.76 344.00 123.05 - - G A
EqitsSmlFnBk 41.45 40.95 42.30 42.50 40.50 2177.36 42.50 30.05 - - NarayaHru 475.55 467.50 476.00 479.65 461.00 49.20 488.25 210.00 - 468.90
Aster Life 1249.10 1256.10 1256.00 1272.00 1234.00 37.20 1365.00 306.00 32 1255.20
+ AsterDMHealt 158.95 161.85 162.75 164.00 161.40 178.09 180.50 78.50 - 161.75
Equitas Hold
ErisLifeSci [1]
75.30
630.90
74.35
615.80
75.80
634.10
77.00
639.30
73.20
607.80
1406.36
90.71
120.50
642.50
32.75 - 74.45
341.05 27 614.80 OC
Natco Phr [2]
Nath Bio-Gen
906.00
298.15
896.75
293.40
906.00
300.60
914.00
303.40
894.00 151.79
293.10 72.65
995.05
415.50
450.00 41 897.25
126.25 10 292.75
Astra Mic [2] 124.25 122.60 124.20 125.20 122.20 157.80 134.90 45.85 39 122.55 O C m
Eros Intl 23.15 22.90 23.10 23.50 22.50 142.11 30.40 7.17 4 22.95 Natl Build [1] 32.45 32.50 32.70 32.90 32.4010230.56 38.05 14.10 - 32.50
Astral Poly [1] 1696.05 1697.85 1700.50 1718.35 1662.00 111.90 1841.10 747.60 137 1697.00 PCA
Esab Ind 1765.80 1880.25 1798.00 1935.25 1767.10 26.14 1986.95 870.00 48 1891.55 Natl Fert 41.50 42.75 41.70 44.55 41.50 4545.36 48.00 15.00 5 42.75
AstraZen [2] 3929.30 3810.20 3966.00 3966.00 3773.15 134.52 4970.00 1888.00 117 3825.95 P N
Escorts 1305.75 1285.65 1312.20 1324.00 1275.60 1264.62 1452.85 527.10 28 1284.25 Nava.B.Ve [2] 62.65 61.30 63.10 63.30 61.00 804.55 92.80 32.40 9 61.35
AstronPaper 45.00 44.75 45.50 46.60 44.10 76.31 59.50 24.15 35 44.50 RB
Essar Shp 9.55 9.55 9.75 9.75 9.35 28.54 12.80 4.60 - 9.54 Navin Flu [2] 2528.65 2544.00 2540.00 2588.00 2524.85 95.37 2847.95 980.00 29 2542.20
Atlanta [2] 9.05 8.60 9.25 9.25 8.60 45.72 11.62 2.62 - 8.69
Ester [5] 120.40 119.50 120.40 121.95 117.15 161.56 137.00 22.65 8 119.15 Navkar Corp 42.90 43.10 42.90 45.70 42.60 986.06 49.35 13.20 36 43.05
Atul 6534.75 6449.85 6580.00 6580.00 6430.00 31.61 7021.25 3256.60 32 6455.90 M
Eurotex 8.30 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 1.01 10.75 6.05 - - Navneet Ed [2] 84.80 82.80 85.20 85.90 81.00 109.68 99.10 45.10 23 82.70
Atul Auto [5] 184.85 183.05 188.50 189.10 182.25 112.42 292.00 117.00 23 183.05 C
Ever.Kanto [2] 54.15 53.65 54.30 55.50 52.35 154.79 61.10 9.45 13 53.25 NBI.IndFinCo 1642.45 1635.15 1634.90 1687.95 1634.65 0.60 1880.00 1067.00 - -
Aurionpro 80.25 77.95 80.25 83.95 75.50 36.82 99.20 27.05 14 78.50 DC m
Everady [5] 198.60 198.80 200.90 202.25 196.05 213.66 219.20 45.15 13 198.20 NCC [2] 60.20 58.85 60.75 61.05 58.10 5056.44 64.50 15.90 11 58.80
AurobindPhr [1] 930.00 902.25 935.00 938.00 897.50 2019.47 996.65 281.15 20 902.65 DC
Everest Ind 321.20 298.40 311.00 311.00 297.00 272.59 349.05 120.00 11 298.60 NCL Ind 150.35 150.55 153.75 154.35 150.00 202.63 159.35 48.25 8 150.70
AUSmallFinBk 920.35 913.30 921.80 924.80 905.00 977.22 1217.70 366.20 34 912.15
Excel Ind [5] 865.05 868.25 868.90 885.00 860.00 16.79 1024.50 374.50 21 865.35 NDRAutoCompo 243.50 231.65 246.00 248.00 231.35 10.18 284.95 120.00 - -
Ausom 51.85 50.20 49.55 51.80 49.55 3.60 83.65 23.50 4 50.05 MO
Exide [1] 200.25 197.60 201.10 203.80 194.25 4911.75 209.10 121.90 26 196.70 NDTV [4] 38.80 38.60 39.45 39.45 38.05 24.20 53.15 19.20 10 38.20
Auto Axl 1034.50 1013.45 1039.70 1041.55 1010.00 5.98 1149.60 335.70 - 1015.15
ExpleoSolu 493.85 497.30 506.70 506.70 489.00 20.66 642.40 112.60 - - NECaryCorp 9.25 9.25 9.35 9.65 9.25 32.42 17.29 3.00 - 9.23
Auto Stamp 38.15 38.05 38.05 40.05 36.70 23.34 41.30 11.80 - 38.05
Autoline 33.60 33.00 33.65 34.30 32.20 23.85 44.35 9.20 - 32.70
J Nect.Life [1] 22.15 21.60 22.10 22.35 21.50 236.54 30.05 7.20 - 21.65
Autolite 36.25 34.85 36.25 37.05 34.25 32.63 42.90 10.60 - 34.70 F ................................................ &K B Nelcast [2] 70.80 69.30 71.40 71.50 69.00 109.24 81.50 23.50 28 69.25
AvadSug&Egy 211.50 211.75 212.95 217.00 210.30 71.69 332.80 88.50 5 211.55 FACT 84.55 85.30 85.00 87.70 84.25 741.47 92.50 21.55 5 85.40 Nelco 220.95 221.95 221.95 234.20 217.00 1206.60 269.70 109.05 90 221.70
Avanti Feeds [1] 510.45 508.60 513.45 517.40 507.05 115.86 725.00 250.00 25 508.90 FAIRCHEMORG 604.65 603.10 606.50 608.25 599.30 25.14 694.00 590.00 - - P NeogenChem 735.25 719.95 744.80 745.00 711.00 24.59 819.55 365.40 - -
AvenuSupmart 2764.95 2719.15 2775.00 2802.95 2701.00 342.83 3130.05 1735.65 173 2717.95 FDC [1] 323.00 311.75 324.65 326.15 307.00 239.86 378.00 165.65 17 311.45 C Nesco [2] 592.50 589.35 590.30 602.90 585.00 88.12 816.90 381.10 20 589.65
AVT Natl [1] 46.95 46.25 47.25 47.50 46.15 100.56 55.80 20.25 18 46.40 Fed Bk [2] 77.30 76.25 78.85 78.85 75.2548996.02 96.95 35.70 11 76.15 B NestleIndia 17681.30 17716.30 17770.00 17900.00 17655.35 70.98 18821.45 12588.95 82 17714.50
Axis Bank [2] 675.75 675.85 680.75 695.00 669.7515849.44 760.60 285.00 65 675.80 Fed.Goetze 314.85 306.90 314.85 314.85 305.35 9.94 638.95 239.30 - 307.55 Netwk 18 [5] 38.60 37.25 38.65 38.80 37.10 1486.19 50.05 14.85 - 37.25
AxisCades [5] 54.85 52.70 54.80 56.45 52.15 113.84 81.95 26.70 - 52.45 Fiem Ind 598.95 583.50 604.35 607.00 575.00 28.36 677.35 230.20 14 582.85 m A NeueonTowers 1.05 1.00 1.05 1.05 1.00 11.05 1.90 0.25 - -
Filatex [2] 65.40 63.20 65.95 65.95 62.70 1256.97 71.70 15.55 20 63.15 Neuland 1412.35 1365.35 1405.00 1412.00 1351.00 68.36 1465.00 247.30 46 1367.90
B ................................................ Fin.Cable [2] 377.65 391.50 383.95 397.70 381.05 428.75 426.45 165.00 20 391.00 B NewgenSwTech 317.70 299.30 324.95 324.95 293.55 316.06 332.85 96.20 20 299.95
FineOrgInd [5] 2549.55 2489.90 2577.00 2585.90 2480.00 36.72 3258.25 1500.00 60 2489.10 A NHPC 24.60 24.60 25.00 25.15 24.45 4686.06 28.95 15.15 8 24.60
Bajaj Auto 3643.95 3703.30 3672.00 3807.00 3655.20 1533.89 3807.75 1793.10 25 3706.60 NIIT [2] 196.25 193.55 197.00 197.95 192.65 336.98 210.50 53.55 25 193.70
FineotexChe [2] 67.15 65.05 67.70 67.95 64.85 568.70 69.95 12.35 29 65.05
Bajaj Elect [2] 736.40 765.65 742.70 797.00 742.70 499.92 858.95 260.00 309 773.40 BC m Nilkamal 1487.40 1482.80 1500.00 1514.35 1470.05 8.22 1632.00 911.00 30 1480.60
Fino.Ind 614.75 616.85 617.85 624.70 615.00 36.60 675.00 283.00 24 615.70
Bajaj Hind [1] 6.55 6.40 6.70 6.70 6.30 6019.97 8.25 2.34 - 6.39 BM A Nippo Bat 678.10 669.65 689.45 689.50 666.00 1.00 749.00 347.30 7 667.20
Firstsource 95.90 97.70 97.00 99.70 95.50 3568.49 115.45 20.65 27 97.65
Bajaj Hld 3247.20 3246.20 3262.95 3280.00 3200.00 182.61 3949.35 1471.85 29 3254.15 H NipponLIAM 334.90 330.55 335.00 337.90 329.00 919.56 452.90 207.70 - -
BajajConCare[1] 222.60 221.00 223.00 225.20 220.00 293.67 243.20 117.50 18 221.55 ForceMotors 1417.85 1407.25 1420.10 1505.00 1391.00 298.84 1559.95 591.20 - -
Fortis Hlt 167.20 163.65 168.10 171.10 162.50 2089.11 182.00 113.20 - 163.70 D Nitco 24.65 24.00 24.65 25.20 23.90 51.77 32.55 10.80 - 24.00
BajajFin [2] 4981.95 5118.30 4993.00 5225.00 4990.00 7061.81 5372.75 1783.10 84 5116.65 P NLC India 53.90 53.45 54.30 54.40 53.25 665.11 62.55 35.05 7 53.45
BajajFinserv [5] 8938.25 9052.80 8995.00 9388.85 8950.50 1645.38 9970.00 3985.60 439 9048.50 Foseco 1312.15 1310.95 1318.75 1332.25 1301.00 1.54 1650.00 840.00 57 1317.90
Fut. Life [2] 85.80 90.05 90.05 90.05 90.05 106.45 429.00 67.45 - 90.10 w NMDC Ltd [1] 121.25 117.20 121.10 122.00 116.35 8130.66 139.50 62.00 11 117.15
Balaji Amn [2] 1154.35 1119.55 1161.90 1177.95 1105.50 115.66 1314.35 204.10 26 1118.60 &P Nocil 147.60 145.50 147.70 149.70 144.05 768.70 163.70 44.70 34 145.20
Balaji Tele [2] 64.40 63.95 64.95 65.65 63.55 126.52 101.70 28.00 15 64.05 Fut. Mkt 18.45 20.25 20.25 20.25 20.25 107.05 32.55 8.55 - 20.45
FutEntpDVR [2] 14.15 14.85 14.85 14.85 14.85 55.51 24.65 9.13 1 14.73 W Norben 8.50 8.10 8.30 8.75 8.10 9.01 16.25 2.90 - -
BalaxiVentre 643.65 623.90 657.00 657.00 620.30 2.07 829.95 66.10 - - H NovartisInd 675.50 673.95 682.85 682.85 670.60 12.26 744.50 612.20 - -
Balkrishna [2] 1700.10 1688.75 1709.00 1767.70 1677.45 1447.06 1768.10 677.60 35 1691.15 Future Cons 8.05 8.45 8.45 8.45 8.45 7039.56 26.25 5.75 - -
FutureEntp [2] 11.30 11.85 11.85 11.85 11.85 504.23 26.00 7.55 - 12.01 KC m NRAgarwalInd 220.40 220.05 223.95 224.60 220.00 11.08 275.90 123.30 - -
BalmerLaw 121.25 120.35 123.40 123.40 120.15 237.66 146.50 69.85 16 120.55 K C m NRB Bear [2] 110.30 110.15 111.20 113.75 109.00 697.17 119.90 48.50 108 110.15
Balrampur [1] 181.35 182.20 182.00 184.75 181.55 899.66 187.80 68.80 7 182.00 FutureRetail [2] 76.85 80.65 80.65 80.65 80.65 4060.01 382.55 61.05 - 81.25
FuturSuplyCh 98.70 103.60 103.60 103.60 103.60 39.43 470.00 78.25 - 104.15 KP NTPC 98.30 96.10 98.70 99.15 95.6022667.01 118.85 74.00 8 96.15
Ban.Amn.Sug 1499.30 1489.70 1494.95 1511.50 1481.40 0.37 1600.00 636.05 18 1488.95 K Nucleas Sw 605.25 597.45 610.00 611.60 590.00 52.70 754.40 170.00 15 599.75
Banar.Beads 58.90 58.35 60.55 61.00 57.65 19.14 70.55 25.55 15 58.35
Banco Ind [2] 137.35 145.00 140.00 153.95 140.00 1737.66 154.00 55.00 23 144.85 G ................................................ M
m Nxtdigital 549.00 553.65 555.00 560.45 549.45 1.89 724.80 180.30 - -
BandhanBank 359.80 340.70 364.95 372.55 335.0034448.50 487.00 152.35 20 341.05 Gabriel [1] 112.85 117.95 113.30 123.40 113.30 1620.48 131.90 40.25 33 117.85
Bang Over 28.35 29.25 29.85 29.90 28.50 15.63 34.65 13.55 15 29.30 GAIL 138.00 133.75 139.70 139.70 132.5525224.13 146.20 65.70 11 133.80 MC P O................................................
BANKA BIOLOO 62.50 65.60 61.95 65.60 61.80 56.29 72.00 34.75 - - GalaxSurfact 2162.05 2203.30 2200.00 2240.00 2180.00 36.85 2309.95 975.00 45 2203.60 Oberoi 582.35 569.80 585.00 586.85 568.00 293.77 635.05 290.10 83 571.15
Gallant Isp [1] 40.05 39.85 41.30 41.30 39.15 38.55 49.95 15.55 18 40.00 C H OdishaCeme [2] 1172.05 1149.65 1180.00 1185.00 1144.00 211.97 1229.00 406.00 236 1159.80
Bans.Syn 118.45 115.05 120.15 120.15 113.35 6.17 148.50 60.05 33 113.90 PA
BASF 1690.25 1669.70 1690.25 1690.25 1623.00 49.39 1870.00 795.00 93 1666.40 Gallant Mtl 44.40 42.95 45.75 45.75 42.55 40.17 50.70 18.10 - 42.95 Oil India 116.20 113.75 115.70 116.35 112.10 814.88 146.55 66.00 8 113.65
Gamm.Infra [2] 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.85 0.80 1470.36 1.02 0.22 - 0.81 P Pw OlectrGrnTec 137.60 132.95 138.00 138.70 132.00 226.09 191.80 41.45 - -
Bata India [5] 1631.45 1601.30 1639.50 1650.00 1586.00 580.19 1897.00 1017.20 - 1601.85
Bayer Crop 5738.10 5675.45 5724.20 5785.60 5633.90 18.44 6550.00 2980.80 38 5670.00 Gandhi Tub [5] 256.50 257.80 255.65 268.00 254.30 19.16 283.40 136.70 16 260.25 OM Metal [1] 25.25 24.10 26.20 26.20 24.00 115.91 27.45 10.00 10 24.10
Ganesh Hsg 34.20 35.90 35.90 35.90 35.90 18.03 40.75 17.50 - 35.85 W Omax Auto 45.95 45.85 46.45 47.55 45.25 41.30 60.35 18.70 - 45.60
Beardsell [2] 9.45 9.50 9.45 10.00 9.15 9.74 11.85 6.00 - 9.30 WH
Bedmutha 26.95 26.65 26.55 27.00 26.05 4.96 29.05 10.14 - 26.55 Ganesha Ecos 491.85 483.85 477.80 499.00 477.80 72.02 521.00 138.25 28 484.30 Omaxe 78.30 76.30 78.15 79.10 76.00 85.64 222.20 59.60 - 76.10
GangesSecu 57.50 57.95 57.50 58.45 57.40 1.56 65.50 20.00 12 57.00 W OMDC [1] 2426.75 2407.10 2435.00 2485.00 2399.90 7.10 3140.00 863.30 - 2406.55
BEL [1] 135.50 133.90 136.50 137.80 132.3010360.82 141.00 56.10 19 133.75 W
BEML 931.30 956.20 933.05 972.00 932.40 941.33 1053.60 369.60 52 956.05 Gard.Silk 7.25 7.60 7.45 7.60 7.25 161.53 17.00 4.75 - 7.63 ONGC [5] 98.85 94.70 99.05 100.20 93.9026939.35 123.00 51.80 13 94.90
GardenReach 191.95 187.90 193.70 195.50 182.30 530.94 243.20 105.30 16 187.95 K OnMobile 56.35 55.90 56.55 57.30 55.50 162.37 71.45 12.95 - 55.90
BergrPaintIn [1] 794.15 805.25 795.10 822.95 792.50 3004.20 824.80 390.00 130 805.95
BF Inv [5] 294.65 286.10 296.15 297.05 282.10 24.22 368.40 152.00 27 286.75 GarwarTecFib 2196.70 2268.70 2217.00 2313.00 2202.60 26.01 2363.40 872.50 29 2271.35 Onward Te 91.45 89.70 91.30 92.75 89.00 91.69 114.00 34.65 20 89.65
BF Util [5] 295.00 288.25 297.30 299.00 286.50 213.42 347.10 134.35 - 288.45 Gatewaty 140.85 148.60 148.00 166.70 146.00 4743.11 166.60 71.01 13 148.70 Oracle Fin [5] 3345.05 3349.95 3367.90 3399.95 3340.00 59.44 3544.20 1532.50 17 3348.30
Bhageria Ind [5] 157.85 157.75 158.95 160.15 157.00 22.44 174.85 66.00 13 157.50 Gati [2] 93.15 90.75 93.90 96.45 89.55 420.34 106.50 32.40 - 91.05 Orbit Exp 73.00 72.60 73.05 74.00 72.00 11.66 88.55 47.00 32 72.40
Gayt. Proj [2] 43.05 44.20 43.80 45.20 43.10 1322.05 79.00 7.75 - 44.10 M Orient Bell 203.75 212.85 200.25 229.25 200.25 233.25 227.20 51.40 - 212.70
BhagyangrPr [2] 24.10 24.50 24.05 26.50 24.05 135.97 30.60 16.55 18 24.25 m N w
BhandariHos [1] 4.25 4.05 4.05 4.05 4.05 174.33 4.78 0.54 - 4.15 GE Ship 270.85 266.00 271.40 273.50 265.05 78.26 349.00 168.95 4 266.35 Orient Cem [1] 83.35 83.30 84.50 85.00 82.60 260.35 91.00 35.25 17 83.35
GE T&DInd 129.40 126.60 130.90 133.55 125.50 194.21 179.50 58.00 - - D Orient Htls [1] 24.85 25.10 25.15 26.00 24.10 71.16 36.50 13.15 - 24.95
Bhans.Eng [1] 154.70 152.70 155.40 156.55 151.25 673.47 179.00 25.30 14 152.60
Bharat Bij 893.30 886.25 900.00 909.90 881.00 7.73 963.50 370.05 20 886.95 Geecee 90.95 89.60 90.00 90.90 89.45 8.38 104.50 40.30 24 89.65 Orient Pap [1] 21.70 21.35 21.90 21.90 21.25 503.27 28.90 11.60 - 21.40
Bharat For [2] 621.55 618.85 627.00 637.35 612.80 2847.91 676.10 207.85 180 618.45 GenInsurCor [5] 140.65 138.50 141.50 142.50 137.65 420.85 274.95 81.70 - 138.30 Orient Pres 100.10 98.00 104.35 104.60 97.60 4.65 136.60 63.30 - 97.75
Bharat Ras 10195.90 10128.50 10220.00 10250.00 10113.60 2.37 11699.00 4586.00 30 10115.25 Genus Pwr [1] 36.80 36.30 36.40 37.30 35.80 409.76 42.50 12.65 18 36.30 K Orient Ref [1] 244.50 240.20 246.50 250.25 238.10 212.47 268.50 108.50 42 239.60
Bharat Wire 34.35 33.10 32.65 34.50 32.65 17.35 39.10 10.50 - 33.15 GeojitFinSer 53.95 53.35 54.20 54.60 53.05 251.10 62.40 14.90 - - K Orient Tri 11.00 11.00 10.95 11.20 10.85 20.64 18.10 4.50 10 10.99
BharatDynamc 337.95 338.05 340.60 341.95 336.55 271.88 481.25 147.00 20 337.95 GEPowerIndia 278.15 276.10 278.20 284.00 275.00 51.88 820.90 177.35 21 276.15 K C OrientAbr [1] 26.10 25.25 26.40 26.40 25.10 85.40 29.35 10.10 21 25.25
BharatRdNwk 34.05 34.20 34.40 36.90 34.05 260.73 72.90 28.00 - 34.00 GFL 95.05 91.95 94.30 96.20 91.60 52.71 163.50 67.75 - - K C m OrientalArmt 668.50 610.75 660.00 669.90 606.00 127.39 680.00 116.55 - -
Bharti Air [5] 596.15 581.35 600.25 604.05 574.4017060.33 611.70 381.05 - 580.95 GHCL 210.55 214.00 211.90 215.90 211.80 281.94 219.00 68.80 7 213.80 K Pw OrientalCar 884.80 898.05 899.00 944.40 886.00 100.72 1066.85 470.00 16 897.80
Bharti Infr 136.75 145.70 141.60 149.90 141.55 17.07 203.30 72.30 - 146.85 GIC Hsg 121.70 118.50 122.70 123.45 117.60 368.96 165.00 52.10 115 118.70 K OrientElect 229.70 238.90 234.00 247.50 234.00 1603.35 286.90 145.05 - -
BHEL [2] 40.50 38.75 41.00 41.25 38.5056574.15 45.20 19.20 - 38.75 Gillander 43.35 42.70 44.55 44.55 42.30 6.22 50.55 15.15 - 42.60 K Oswal Chem 19.05 17.80 19.10 19.80 17.55 202.75 24.50 6.06 5 17.85
Biocon [5] 449.80 441.95 455.00 455.00 440.15 3617.65 487.70 235.80 156 441.95 Gillette 5858.20 5763.65 5858.00 5882.70 5737.00 9.01 6730.15 4420.00 71 5769.70 K m H OswalAgroMil 11.70 11.95 12.15 12.50 11.70 383.42 16.20 3.00 - 11.94
BirlaCable 65.45 64.70 64.50 69.30 64.20 296.02 74.10 24.60 - 65.00 Ginni Fil 19.05 18.75 19.95 19.95 18.50 85.12 24.75 4.95 8 18.75 K m
BirlaCorp 718.00 721.85 725.75 733.00 718.00 174.39 807.60 372.50 22 721.85 GlandPharma 2274.55 2204.60 2287.95 2304.70 2197.00 197.79 2508.55 1700.00 - - K P ................................................
BIRLASOFT 259.00 253.65 261.10 261.55 252.00 616.15 282.00 46.70 - - Glaxo Phr 1570.60 1519.50 1570.00 1578.50 1515.00 56.58 1805.00 1046.40 70 1520.65 KANPURP A P&GHealth 6927.00 7114.45 6989.95 7227.80 6815.05 24.74 7350.00 2891.45 - -
BirlaTyres 29.05 30.50 30.50 30.50 30.50 429.09 53.10 2.70 - - Glb.Offsh 9.05 8.70 9.05 9.25 8.70 29.55 10.98 2.60 - 8.91 K N P&S Bk 13.70 13.45 13.80 13.85 13.40 342.58 20.75 9.20 - 13.43
Bk of Ind 53.85 52.85 54.60 54.65 52.45 5208.98 68.90 30.45 - 52.85 Glenmark [1] 509.00 497.15 510.00 510.15 495.00 1631.56 572.70 168.00 9 497.65 K C Page Ind 28368.55 28763.20 28610.00 29237.40 28571.25 37.71 30500.00 16186.75 169 28783.10
Bk of Mah 16.00 15.00 16.20 16.25 14.80 9149.63 16.45 7.71 - 15.06 Glob.Spr 392.10 381.50 394.40 396.90 378.00 175.23 411.30 60.75 12 381.45 K B PaisaloDigit 704.85 702.30 709.45 712.15 686.00 72.11 759.00 144.30 54 702.20
Bk ofBar [2] 79.45 76.30 80.15 80.80 75.1553482.17 96.55 36.05 - 76.25 GLOBAL EDUCA 57.90 55.25 58.20 58.90 55.05 14.51 77.50 50.15 - - K Pan.Petro [2] 99.75 97.05 100.00 101.75 96.50 133.24 114.00 25.40 23 97.15
BLB [1] 5.35 5.10 5.40 5.55 5.10 22.55 7.44 2.81 - 5.21 GlobeText(I) 65.05 64.80 65.00 66.20 63.00 48.02 68.00 50.80 - - K Panac.Bio [1] 210.30 206.95 211.00 215.80 204.30 143.47 265.00 82.57 - 206.70
Bliss GVS [1] 199.45 198.50 200.45 203.95 197.00 1055.34 224.00 82.50 27 198.65 GMDC [2] 60.10 59.45 60.40 61.40 59.00 1209.45 69.70 29.50 9 59.35 KAYA PanachDigLif 42.80 42.95 42.00 43.35 42.00 13.55 72.80 33.30 - -
BLSIntlServ [1] 105.00 105.00 106.00 107.00 104.50 82.22 133.15 27.25 48 105.00 GMMPfauder [2] 3866.95 3660.95 3855.00 3864.95 3648.00 137.27 6913.85 1826.00 73 3663.30 KCP ParagMilk 121.10 123.05 121.20 129.30 120.15 1810.39 152.90 48.50 19 123.00
Blue Dart 3974.70 4193.75 4000.00 4337.95 3975.00 214.41 4338.35 1860.00 - 4212.05 GMR Inf [1] 27.00 26.30 27.00 27.20 26.05 8914.11 29.30 14.10 - 26.30 KCP Param.Comn [2] 9.15 8.95 9.20 9.40 8.90 266.41 11.68 5.00 - 9.09
BlueStar [2] 770.20 771.65 775.90 777.40 761.00 101.49 887.00 425.00 627 770.85 GNA Axles 390.55 374.35 397.50 397.50 371.05 124.99 423.15 132.00 17 374.70 KDD Patel Eng [1] 13.50 13.50 13.60 14.25 13.40 599.04 21.90 8.10 - 13.52
Bodal Chem [2] 73.05 74.25 73.60 76.85 73.10 689.07 88.50 34.50 18 74.25 GNFC 209.65 217.25 210.95 220.95 210.95 2022.75 254.50 95.70 7 216.90 K C Patel Int 29.25 28.85 28.75 30.15 28.60 38.19 35.65 9.05 22 29.00
Bomay Bur [2] 1267.55 1254.35 1277.80 1280.50 1252.00 47.55 1566.80 538.00 281 1254.15 GOCL Corp [2] 236.80 236.15 237.45 243.20 230.10 22.68 297.00 111.00 153 236.75 K w& PC Jewl 26.50 26.20 26.80 27.15 26.05 1766.72 30.50 7.80 - 26.15
Bombay Dye [2] 79.80 78.50 81.00 81.75 77.50 2909.80 101.75 36.20 - 78.40 God.Pow.Isp 537.45 516.60 538.00 544.00 511.85 72.95 559.00 81.00 11 516.25 K PDS Multinat 619.95 618.65 623.00 625.00 615.00 17.56 624.00 240.00 - 620.45
Bombay Ray 11.10 11.00 11.10 11.25 10.55 121.60 15.85 2.77 - 10.98 Godfrey [2] 953.60 935.50 962.00 962.00 930.00 72.69 1480.00 732.40 16 936.15 K Pearl Glo 191.50 188.40 192.55 194.50 188.10 7.04 204.80 82.50 - 188.65
BombySuprHyb 142.10 136.75 147.00 147.00 135.00 14.33 149.65 75.20 - - GODHCABCON 35.35 37.10 37.10 37.10 37.10 1.47 44.25 32.10 - - K m Pearl Poly 17.95 18.30 18.70 18.80 17.40 33.89 23.00 9.76 - 18.40
BOROSIL 208.05 201.55 211.00 214.35 200.05 205.30 254.00 152.10 - - Godrej Cons [1] 801.05 797.45 804.75 808.35 792.25 2156.12 808.00 425.10 66 797.15 K m Peninsula [2] 6.45 6.40 6.45 6.65 6.40 99.65 7.60 2.24 - 6.41
BorosilRenew 260.05 259.30 265.00 273.00 256.00 972.15 323.25 27.50 - - Godrej Ind [1] 424.20 430.85 425.95 435.90 425.95 530.22 483.00 234.00 - 430.80 K w C Pennar Ind [5] 22.50 21.70 22.00 23.35 21.50 385.95 28.60 11.40 - 21.75
Bosch 15882.10 15806.20 15910.00 16200.00 15665.85 103.61 16158.10 7874.00 70 15787.00 Godrej Pr [5] 1419.05 1375.35 1426.15 1434.85 1363.60 835.88 1527.00 505.95 192 1376.30 K Persistnt 1633.50 1597.90 1640.90 1649.70 1572.00 119.98 1690.00 420.00 27 1599.45
BPCL 413.85 408.30 415.00 423.00 405.10 8768.24 510.00 252.00 16 408.30 GodrejAgrovt 545.85 548.60 548.50 554.00 543.65 181.98 597.95 265.05 36 548.05 K m Petronet 249.50 245.85 251.50 253.15 244.40 4224.23 280.00 170.75 15 245.95
BPL 22.45 22.35 22.40 22.70 22.05 61.37 26.00 8.60 16 22.30 Gokaldas [5] 87.70 86.55 87.20 90.90 85.95 176.81 99.40 27.60 20 86.40 K C m& PFC 121.45 118.70 121.95 122.40 118.00 4176.55 133.30 74.20 4 118.55
Brigade 253.40 251.95 253.65 265.00 246.40 244.72 281.35 90.70 35 251.20 Gokul Agro [2] 22.55 22.20 22.80 22.85 21.75 46.91 27.50 7.99 16 22.25 K & Pfizer 4930.00 4860.80 4935.00 4954.95 4847.65 56.83 5875.00 3588.15 45 4861.80
BrightcomGr [2] 7.75 7.40 7.75 7.75 7.40 3816.40 13.02 2.90 - 7.35 Gokul Ref [2] 20.65 19.35 21.30 21.35 19.15 66.38 23.65 8.04 - 19.35 K OC PG Elec 142.30 142.80 143.95 146.00 142.05 19.01 172.00 26.20 - 142.20
Britannia [1] 3592.30 3630.80 3604.70 3666.55 3602.60 834.43 4015.00 2100.55 51 3630.05 Gold.Tobac 50.65 51.05 52.00 54.55 51.00 49.08 60.00 18.00 - 50.95 K PGHH 11350.00 11228.85 11310.00 11400.00 11152.85 9.05 12450.00 8500.00 66 11256.15
Brooks Lab 65.70 62.65 65.00 66.50 62.45 53.02 77.70 14.05 - 63.25 Goldiam Int 212.60 207.40 214.30 216.75 206.10 56.01 252.40 73.15 26 207.55 K B Phil.Carbon [2] 190.60 191.20 195.00 199.50 187.50 5608.47 199.80 54.20 13 191.30
BSE 615.90 609.35 621.00 626.00 604.55 363.61 658.00 275.00 - - Golds.Tech 10.00 9.70 10.10 10.10 9.60 17.56 16.09 5.50 - 9.78 K Phoenx.Mil [2] 780.35 764.50 789.95 789.95 756.35 22.18 979.50 466.25 240 766.45
BSEL Infra 1.30 1.25 1.30 1.30 1.25 15.27 1.60 0.65 - 1.23 GoodLuck St [2] 75.80 72.85 76.45 76.85 72.05 96.07 84.00 20.65 6 72.80 K PI Ind [1] 2218.65 2216.50 2225.30 2243.65 2212.00 268.79 2544.00 973.70 60 2219.00
BtrflyGandhi 519.95 514.50 521.00 529.00 512.00 30.31 542.50 84.50 459 512.75 GoodyearInd 987.25 985.60 997.65 1029.40 970.05 179.01 1208.00 781.30 - - K O PidiliteInd [1] 1758.65 1775.55 1760.00 1819.50 1760.00 910.04 1849.90 1186.05 99 1774.60
Burger King Ind 145.10 141.70 145.70 145.90 140.65 2005.26 213.80 108.40 - - GP Petrol [5] 44.85 43.00 44.55 45.55 42.25 52.27 59.90 24.60 19 43.60 K PIL Italica [4] 12.15 11.50 12.50 13.00 11.30 1203.74 13.00 2.98 - 11.61
GPTInfraProj 42.80 40.80 42.80 42.90 37.30 53.52 51.45 13.00 8 40.95 K Pilani Inv 1881.20 1845.85 1909.00 1910.00 1831.00 6.23 2248.80 650.00 22 1846.40
C ................................................ GrandFoundry
Granuels [1]
1.90
348.70
1.95
340.25
1.95
351.20
1.95
352.00
1.95 1.05
338.05 1072.20
3.50
438.00
1.25 -
114.50 19 340.25
- KM
KNR C
Pion.Dist 121.85 121.75 124.35 127.00 121.10 20.16 151.00 90.00 - 122.55
Cadila HC [1] 486.20 469.50 487.40 489.80 466.50 2522.12 509.35 212.70 26 469.40 Pion.Emb 39.80 38.65 39.70 40.50 38.10 42.26 43.95 14.65 24 39.15
Calif.SW 9.05 9.10 9.05 9.50 8.65 133.94 15.67 6.25 - 9.16 Graphite [2] 327.95 316.60 329.50 332.70 313.10 1020.28 342.85 103.00 - 316.45 K PiramalEntp [2] 1596.25 1563.50 1616.00 1626.35 1547.75 1607.24 1727.60 608.00 - 1563.70
Cambridge 44.40 42.20 46.00 46.00 42.20 26.54 53.00 11.65 - 42.50 Grasim [2] 1034.70 1017.10 1036.00 1046.95 1012.50 1268.21 1052.80 380.00 96 1017.05 K P PittiEngg [5] 63.25 65.35 64.00 71.30 63.95 1850.08 71.15 19.30 36 65.45
Camlin Fine [1] 116.10 112.25 116.20 117.70 110.00 373.90 133.70 33.40 58 112.30 Gravita [2] 79.50 77.80 79.50 80.50 77.50 134.24 88.50 32.00 19 77.80 K Plastiblen [5] 250.10 248.95 257.75 257.75 248.00 18.89 280.40 96.05 21 249.00
Canara Bk 141.95 136.10 143.00 145.00 134.0029672.60 226.65 73.85 - 136.05 GreenlaInd [5] 821.35 810.25 825.45 844.00 804.00 3.85 1054.95 450.00 30 822.05 K M B PNB Gilts 44.40 44.45 44.60 45.50 44.25 336.18 49.20 21.50 2 44.35
CanFinHom [2] 513.40 508.55 516.00 519.80 506.10 366.23 529.20 253.55 16 509.10 GreenPly [1] 122.90 123.15 123.55 126.50 122.20 567.72 169.90 70.20 31 122.90 K P PNB Housing 372.45 371.05 375.00 379.90 366.20 343.03 579.25 146.00 12 369.45
Cantabil 371.75 373.25 375.00 378.35 370.00 146.95 444.95 200.60 75 373.10 GrenpanelInd 165.65 164.15 169.40 169.40 157.40 150.71 187.50 24.00 - - K P PNC Infratec [2] 187.85 186.95 189.85 191.45 184.30 638.76 214.75 80.85 17 186.35
CapaciteInfr 172.05 170.60 172.95 174.75 170.00 106.15 204.90 70.15 - 170.40 Grindwel [5] 713.85 722.75 724.90 747.10 715.00 43.42 780.00 369.20 44 722.15 K PoddarPigmen 200.10 193.65 197.35 201.00 193.10 5.67 226.00 100.10 12 194.10
CapitalTrust 95.00 92.90 95.45 97.95 90.30 36.20 165.85 47.05 - 92.25 GRP Ltd 854.70 821.05 850.00 875.00 815.50 2.41 1028.00 504.00 - 825.00 K Poly.Medi [5] 522.05 514.00 522.00 526.00 510.30 40.28 554.40 200.25 44 514.45
Caplin Point [2] 494.70 486.65 496.00 498.25 485.00 95.45 686.00 180.00 20 485.75 Grvs.Cot [2] 91.20 90.65 91.45 92.60 89.45 865.02 147.10 66.00 40 90.45 KPR M PolycabIndia 1216.60 1280.90 1250.00 1324.95 1240.00 2191.06 1324.95 570.00 - -
CapriGlo [2] 357.80 357.35 358.10 361.00 351.10 65.83 365.75 115.00 40 357.10 GSFC [2] 77.30 77.60 80.50 80.50 77.20 1452.85 97.70 29.90 17 77.55 KRB Polyplex 704.50 712.15 708.05 725.50 708.00 65.78 878.40 282.50 15 711.45
CARE 510.10 498.70 509.50 513.90 495.00 170.11 719.80 236.45 19 500.35 GSPL 206.00 204.40 206.80 207.45 204.00 657.23 263.45 146.00 13 204.80 K B Ponnie Sug 165.25 165.65 165.70 168.25 163.40 3.34 193.25 87.55 4 165.40
CarrerPnt 168.15 163.05 172.80 172.80 162.50 51.80 202.00 95.10 20 163.15 GSS Info 45.40 44.50 47.50 49.70 44.10 683.52 69.40 19.00 - 44.30 K B Power Mech 421.10 422.35 421.50 427.80 418.55 28.08 800.00 310.00 - 422.55
CastrolIndia [5] 128.35 125.55 128.60 129.40 125.00 2739.88 162.05 89.65 19 125.45 GTL 7.25 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.30 366.34 9.13 0.99 - 7.79 K mP PowerGrid 196.15 195.15 196.45 197.70 194.15 7036.38 207.40 129.75 9 195.00
CCL Prd [2] 247.85 248.55 249.90 251.80 247.25 263.34 293.80 137.25 20 248.50 GTL Infra 1.15 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.1516899.78 1.17 0.21 - 1.17 Kw PrabhatDairy 77.70 76.15 77.90 79.40 75.90 94.04 89.00 41.00 - 76.30
Ceat 1310.15 1427.80 1321.00 1477.70 1320.15 3383.76 1478.90 601.50 15 1431.05 GTN Text 6.85 6.55 6.55 6.55 6.55 1.01 8.01 4.80 - 6.55 Praj Ind [2] 123.25 118.65 124.80 124.80 117.00 823.25 134.80 43.00 58 118.75
Cent Enka 230.00 232.05 236.00 242.00 230.05 247.86 243.00 100.00 24 232.05 GTPLHathway 138.20 135.80 140.45 144.90 134.00 204.03 163.00 33.00 12 135.90 L PrakashPipes 120.80 116.90 121.00 121.10 116.00 172.26 137.25 21.60 - -
Cent.Bk 14.40 14.05 14.50 14.65 14.00 4937.69 21.60 10.04 - 14.05 Gufic Bio [1] 121.80 122.00 122.25 125.00 121.20 75.07 137.40 37.55 39 121.75 & Praksh.Ind 57.80 55.65 57.90 58.45 55.15 1012.85 65.40 18.55 16 55.75
Cent.Elec 462.80 447.20 462.80 465.30 435.00 31.58 477.00 180.00 19 444.95 Guj.Alk 339.45 338.30 341.10 342.70 337.25 72.52 435.00 165.00 15 338.30 & H PratapSnack [5] 689.10 677.25 692.50 694.65 675.75 9.19 844.00 435.10 112 677.55
Cent.Ply [1] 248.25 243.25 253.95 255.00 240.05 189.37 259.15 95.00 54 242.20 Guj.Ind.Pow 79.45 77.80 79.85 80.60 77.50 144.53 94.50 42.50 5 77.90 & PraxisHomeR[5] 51.55 54.10 52.95 54.10 52.95 16.50 85.00 25.50 - 54.00
Cent.Txt 414.60 409.85 416.80 420.00 401.50 619.11 657.00 220.10 32 410.15 Guj.Lsg.Fin 2.85 2.75 2.75 2.85 2.75 22.72 3.44 1.08 - 2.67 & PrecisionCam 44.85 43.90 45.70 45.70 43.70 122.16 51.55 21.70 9 43.90
CentDepoSer 519.35 515.85 522.50 526.60 511.30 603.67 566.40 179.80 - - Guj.Pipav 88.40 88.75 88.90 90.65 88.05 1422.83 105.85 45.50 16 88.90 O Precsn.Pipe 283.80 273.10 287.00 290.00 269.00 39.41 296.20 107.70 - 274.25
CentrumCap [1] 24.35 24.35 24.10 25.20 23.80 1986.04 27.15 7.70 - 24.30 Guj.Sid.Cem 39.50 38.85 40.00 40.40 38.60 212.70 45.45 13.10 11 38.75 C Precsn.Wre [5] 154.10 157.10 154.15 160.90 154.10 56.36 179.05 63.50 15 157.45
Cera San [5] 3350.90 3378.55 3349.25 3489.95 3339.00 23.73 3746.35 2000.75 46 3389.30 Gujarat Gas [2] 372.05 364.45 373.55 374.45 360.05 624.06 411.20 191.00 26 364.20 m PremiPolyfil [5] 47.35 46.20 48.00 49.25 43.65 29.33 55.35 22.50 - 30.00
Cereb.Int 47.95 44.30 49.45 49.70 43.25 438.77 50.40 17.00 - 44.00 GujaratFluor 599.55 605.05 597.00 621.80 597.00 169.17 650.00 217.35 - - m PremierExplo 149.00 146.25 147.65 152.00 144.10 20.35 177.00 56.50 - 146.45
CESC 720.25 708.70 725.00 731.00 704.00 1009.37 766.25 366.20 12 709.50 Gul.Amb.Ex [1] 141.10 143.85 142.10 147.65 141.20 732.17 147.70 42.53 15 143.25 G Pressman [2] 25.80 24.35 25.80 25.80 24.20 39.55 30.80 10.40 11 24.55
CESCVentures 314.85 310.70 317.90 325.00 308.00 47.52 385.00 112.05 8 310.40 Gul.Apl 230.20 228.10 233.45 240.00 227.00 28.87 273.90 100.00 32 227.90 Prestige Est 290.50 280.25 292.00 292.95 278.20 514.42 405.20 133.85 74 280.35
CGPowr&InS [2] 43.15 41.75 43.50 44.25 41.45 2184.17 52.40 4.69 - 41.75 Gulf Oil Lub [2] 713.80 713.30 716.00 724.00 709.65 18.19 849.05 450.00 21 712.95 m H PRICOL [1] 48.65 49.90 49.20 53.50 48.20 1230.34 58.89 24.18 - 49.85
ChaletHotels 173.55 172.95 176.00 176.35 172.05 199.93 372.00 99.00 - 173.20 GulshanPoly [1] 99.25 97.15 107.00 110.00 96.55 553.98 108.40 19.90 10 97.30 GB Prime Foc [1] 47.95 46.40 47.95 48.30 46.10 42.41 58.80 17.40 - 46.30
Chamb.Frt 225.70 239.95 228.40 244.00 226.05 1935.71 247.95 95.25 8 240.10 Gyscoal [1] 3.15 3.05 3.10 3.20 3.05 40.57 3.90 1.16 - 3.04 D Prime.Sec [5] 42.20 41.25 42.95 42.95 41.10 10.59 53.20 24.40 - 41.20
ChembondChem 204.45 191.25 204.45 206.05 188.80 109.37 200.00 90.05 16 138.85 PrincPipeFit 314.70 301.40 318.00 320.80 299.00 327.00 321.50 75.30 - -
ChemconSpecl 455.50 443.20 457.80 458.80 441.35 214.63 731.25 398.00 - - H................................................ CH PrismJohnson 85.90 83.90 87.25 87.25 83.20 197.86 95.00 25.80 - 84.15
Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl
Prit.Nandi 21.25 20.75 20.55 21.15 20.55 8.37 26.86 7.50 19 20.75 Shivam Auto [2] 21.55 21.20 22.30 22.30 21.00 83.40 26.15 8.25 21.35 TejasNetwork 137.25 143.15 144.10 144.10 136.50 2143.35 156.00 30.50 West C Pap [2] 188.45 182.35 188.45 189.35 181.45 225.74 257.25 99.90 25 182.30
PriviSpecial 625.65 630.00 624.55 648.40 620.65 33.21 756.05 355.05 ShivaTaxyarn 133.95 128.40 130.70 133.50 127.45 3.29 142.15 40.60 57 130.10 TeraSoftware 53.05 50.45 51.60 52.90 50.40 143.86 72.30 12.55 26 50.65 WestlifeDevp 471.90 459.85 479.00 479.00 446.05 485.30 499.40 267.00
ProzoneIntu [2] 21.75 20.90 22.40 22.40 20.70 153.93 28.55 7.45 20.90 Shop.Stop [5] 207.00 204.10 210.00 210.00 202.25 159.33 411.50 124.34 204.35 Tex.Infra [1] 54.45 54.55 53.10 55.40 53.10 93.14 58.35 22.50 54.50 Wheels Ind 484.00 486.65 486.45 495.50 482.75 15.99 655.00 284.15 485.10
PSPProjects 405.40 399.40 407.00 409.15 398.00 132.31 545.00 233.80 17 399.55 Shr.CU.Fin 1074.45 1062.35 1076.00 1085.00 1055.00 17.66 1472.10 617.00 8 1062.85 Tex.Pipe 23.20 22.95 23.75 23.85 22.85 67.25 27.60 7.01 10 23.00 Whirlpool 2541.70 2681.45 2590.00 2720.00 2560.05 407.20 2717.20 1343.00 111 2682.70
PTC 57.85 58.55 58.30 59.40 58.20 1278.54 63.80 32.40 5 58.55 Shr.EPC 4.90 4.80 4.90 4.90 4.70 347.14 6.21 1.96 4.80 Tex.Rail [1] 33.05 32.00 33.20 33.70 31.50 1001.44 43.60 14.50 18 32.00 Wil.Magor 23.40 24.40 23.40 25.70 22.45 49.55 29.00 10.37 2 24.25
PTC Ind Fin 19.35 19.00 19.50 19.55 18.90 800.20 24.30 6.78 11 19.05 Shr.Ram.Mul [5] 8.55 8.15 8.75 8.75 8.00 118.37 10.20 3.22 4 8.12 Thanga.Jwl 600.90 604.05 606.00 622.00 600.00 18.94 675.20 216.90 12 604.50 Wipro [2] 444.95 445.80 451.60 453.45 442.3015911.38 467.20 159.60 28 445.90
PTL Ent [2] 46.65 46.30 46.95 48.55 46.10 195.37 50.65 23.00 6 46.15 Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 10.70 10.35 10.70 11.05 10.30 3733.71 14.72 3.20 10.36 TheAnupEngg 728.45 740.70 723.20 753.00 723.20 23.89 839.20 225.05 Wockhardt [5] 535.35 517.90 536.90 540.00 512.50 806.33 569.80 147.20 519.00
PudumjeePap[1] 22.15 22.05 22.45 22.75 21.90 65.37 24.80 9.45 9 22.00 Shr.Tr.Fin 1247.70 1206.45 1255.70 1276.35 1194.20 3292.38 1337.02 430.38 14 1206.40 TheGrobTeaCo 864.55 842.70 880.00 880.00 827.00 0.51 987.00 210.30 WonderlaHoli 204.60 202.15 205.65 207.15 201.10 44.04 259.80 104.95 202.35
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 36.95 35.65 37.10 37.40 35.25126279.61 62.80 26.30 35.65 ShradInfProj 58.10 59.45 57.70 61.00 55.25 26.21 76.75 37.10 TheMandRetVe 12.15 12.10 12.15 12.40 11.80 62.22 13.50 5.10 12.14 WorthPeriprl 61.25 58.30 62.80 62.80 56.15 71.96 69.25 37.85
Punj.Chem 773.35 770.30 772.55 786.35 765.00 2.68 835.00 234.40 33 767.55 Shre PushChe 128.35 131.60 131.90 136.40 129.10 114.68 149.70 57.00 16 131.80 Themis 337.95 338.25 339.55 342.25 336.75 4.96 458.00 232.00 13 337.25
Punj.Mohta
Puravankra [5]
15.00
85.10
14.50
84.45
15.35
84.60
15.60
86.05
14.20 29.31
82.20 146.45
17.34
96.00
2.04
28.65
14.47
83.60
ShreDigvjCem
ShreeCement
59.70
23979.95
61.25
23719.00
60.10
24075.00
63.70
24299.80
59.80 1915.03
23602.00 51.82
66.90
25946.95
42.75
15500.00 47 23751.60
TheNewIndA [5]
Thermax [2]
138.90
985.10
138.25
966.80
141.50
989.90
142.90
992.35
136.35 1024.72
960.05 162.69
169.00
1105.00
75.00 16 138.05
644.00 76 965.30
X-Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PVR 1564.95 1545.85 1575.00 1591.90 1525.05 1109.70 2081.42 706.07 1541.95 Thiru.Chem [1] 95.60 93.85 96.40 96.90 93.10 349.50 118.70 31.50 32 93.85 Xchang 87.95 86.65 87.80 90.20 86.10 248.84 99.70 25.00 60 86.65
SHRENIK 4.00 3.95 3.95 4.05 3.95 664.93 53.40 3.95
ShreRamProtn 32.35 31.15 32.05 34.00 31.05 0.25 43.35 27.10 Thom.Cook [1] 44.15 44.15 44.45 44.45 43.85 401.53 62.00 21.80 44.15 XelpmocD&T 308.25 307.45 310.05 312.50 303.00 33.73 387.30 38.00
Q................................................. Shreyans 83.90 83.60 84.15 85.80 83.10 13.11 124.15 55.50 6 83.90 ThyrocareTec 945.70 929.75 952.90 953.00 926.00 45.96 1212.00 410.00 51 930.00 YAARII DIG INTE 108.85 103.45 110.10 111.40 103.45 604.72 135.90 31.00
Yes Bk [2] 17.65 17.25 17.70 17.80 17.15229436.85 87.95 5.55
17.25
Quess Corp 563.45 564.30 565.00 581.55 555.25 304.33 664.05 165.40 564.50 Shreyas 76.45 74.35 76.45 79.35 73.20 82.09 103.50 35.00 26 74.40 Tidewater [5] 4393.25 4389.00 4415.00 4419.00 4381.10 1.59 5330.00 2654.30 14 4394.10
ShyamCent [1] 6.05 5.90 5.85 6.25 5.80 100.05 7.80 1.77 5.85 TIL 172.80 172.20 171.05 178.50 171.05 3.44 228.70 92.30 172.20 Zee Ent [1] 228.60 225.05 230.40 233.90 223.5010893.39 303.95 114.00 51 225.00
QuickHealTec 170.65 165.90 171.55 172.50 164.40 213.40 183.25 62.45 13 165.55 Zee Learn [1] 13.15 12.85 13.30 13.30 12.80 492.22 20.20 10.04 10 12.89
Sicagen 16.50 15.75 16.40 16.85 15.75 19.08 18.58 7.80 15.75 Tilakngr Ind 28.00 27.75 28.05 28.40 27.55 180.66 32.50 13.45 27.70
Zee Med [1] 5.40 5.40 5.45 5.55 5.35 2161.81 8.09 2.89 5.38
R ................................................. Siemens [2]
SignetIndus
1682.25
30.70
1669.25
30.15
1700.00
31.10
1732.85
31.55
1658.65 686.05
29.65 35.40
1732.20
38.45
947.00 79 1668.45
13.05
Time Gty
Time Tech [1]
25.10
52.60
26.00
51.75
25.80
53.10
26.35
53.40
24.75 8.85
51.00 563.27
37.00
61.00
14.25 13 25.95
22.75 23 51.70 Zen Tech. [1] 92.90 90.10 93.50 94.60 89.45 265.50 103.80 22.40 25 90.10
R Sys Intl [1] 116.75 116.65 119.75 119.75 115.90 25.24 134.90 61.20 23 116.65 SIL Inv 207.05 204.65 206.00 211.15 203.60 5.27 229.00 70.00 10 205.00 Timken 1242.95 1246.55 1249.20 1263.35 1227.45 21.78 1360.65 650.00 47 1246.25 ZensarTec [2] 236.75 237.35 239.15 241.00 230.50 270.36 266.90 63.70 22 235.20
Radico [2] 509.35 507.35 503.35 519.00 503.35 262.38 529.90 220.00 30 506.80 SimbholiSug 7.80 7.45 7.65 7.85 7.45 22.64 9.45 3.56 7.54 Tinplate 179.15 174.70 179.95 181.35 173.30 760.98 192.45 56.50 26 174.65 Zod.Clo 116.95 113.10 118.50 119.50 112.10 105.39 203.05 89.95 112.95
RailVikasNgm 30.90 30.05 31.20 31.30 29.80 6927.93 35.55 10.00 Simp.Inf [2] 40.90 39.30 41.35 42.40 39.00 250.82 61.40 16.45 39.25 Tips Ind 383.30 383.70 387.00 405.00 379.85 45.74 470.50 74.60 27 384.05 Zod.Jrd 29.50 28.45 28.15 29.95 28.15 3.52 42.00 18.75 28.95
Rain Ind [2] 135.60 136.85 136.90 142.30 135.70 2237.16 156.50 44.90 136.90 Tita.Wag [2] 57.15 54.80 57.50 58.10 54.05 610.64 62.25 20.50 10 54.80 ZotaHealthCr 166.95 163.20 167.95 169.90 162.05 34.23 206.40 121.10
SintercomInd 80.00 78.05 79.05 81.55 78.00 1.92 88.00 68.00
Raj TV [5] 37.15 36.50 36.75 37.15 36.35 4.09 50.40 28.10 36.70 TitanCompan[1] 1531.30 1517.30 1533.10 1549.85 1512.05 1558.03 1620.95 720.00 178 1516.60 Zuari Ag 100.15 99.60 100.90 102.80 98.90 95.45 123.65 44.55 99.80
SircPaintInd 361.25 354.15 364.45 369.00 353.00 126.42 369.10 157.40
Raj.Exp [1] 485.20 479.10 486.05 486.55 477.90 175.90 802.00 440.80 64 479.25 TN News 129.25 126.35 130.00 130.55 125.75 123.19 198.70 85.00 126.40 ZydusWel 1987.35 1963.85 1988.35 2005.35 1952.00 26.02 2217.55 1070.00 1959.60
Siyaram [2] 197.70 192.35 197.70 200.65 191.05 91.38 258.35 94.00 192.35
RajdharshInd 12.00 12.25 12.60 12.60 11.70 6.55 18.80 8.50 TN Petro 41.60 41.00 42.00 42.60 40.60 314.24 47.05 18.55 7 41.00
SJVN 24.95 25.30 25.30 25.50 25.20 2556.04 27.60 17.15 7 25.30
RajratanGlbl 467.60 501.05 475.00 524.00 469.80 106.07 524.00 166.00 Tokyo Pl 77.45 73.75 76.70 78.60 73.05 22.83 86.50 48.00 77.20
SKF India 1804.10 1811.10 1840.00 1885.00 1804.10 70.43 2244.60 1237.50 47 1813.45
Rajsr.Sug 17.55 17.60 18.00 18.45 17.40 81.75 24.05 7.61 17.70
Skipper [1] 68.55 65.45 69.05 69.55 65.20 120.69 74.90 17.55 17 65.50 Tor.Pwr 333.55 327.00 335.60 338.35 326.10 1803.09 368.75 239.65 9 327.70 Exchange Traded Funds
Rallis [1] 289.75 284.60 291.70 292.65 283.50 337.42 340.00 127.10 27 284.75 TorrentPhar [5] 2722.15 2738.95 2735.60 2799.90 2726.10 422.59 3040.00 1619.00 48 2739.15
SKM Egg 57.85 56.75 58.50 58.75 56.00 54.98 67.90 20.20 14 56.80
Rama News 15.80 15.30 15.95 16.00 15.20 63.32 17.70 9.60 15.30 TotalTranspt 70.85 68.75 72.70 72.75 68.00 21.71 84.05 25.90
SML Isuzu 475.90 528.85 475.90 549.65 475.90 826.65 664.00 280.00 527.00 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl
Ramco Cem [1] 814.55 800.55 824.60 832.00 792.55 721.84 902.70 456.50 32 800.85 Tou.Fin.Cor 52.65 51.45 52.75 53.40 50.75 304.03 84.50 27.35 5 51.45
SMS Phr [1] 118.45 116.20 118.45 118.95 115.05 75.91 129.70 23.55 29 115.30
Ramco Ind [1] 215.30 216.70 216.30 224.00 214.00 87.17 247.00 104.00 25 217.15 TPL Plastech 168.80 164.30 168.80 170.00 161.25 4.96 187.95 57.25 18 165.85
SMSLifeScien 593.95 588.90 591.45 592.70 583.35 3.05 749.90 152.65 Axis Gold [1] 42.91 43.05 75.64 53.05 28.46 43.12
Ramco Sys 690.95 685.40 696.70 698.85 680.10 85.14 784.15 64.10 179 685.05 Trans.Corp [2] 246.50 245.60 246.95 249.95 245.50 10.74 291.00 121.25 18 245.50
SnowmanLogi 58.15 58.25 58.20 60.60 57.50 3274.27 71.25 24.60 58.15 AXISAMC AXISBNKETF 324.67 321.00 0.42 375.00 241.11
Ramk.Forg 583.80 593.95 589.00 599.00 581.95 28.74 615.00 135.45 591.35 Transwarnt 3.30 3.15 3.15 3.15 3.15 0.04 4.99 2.28 3.31
Sobha 485.45 478.60 490.00 490.00 470.00 311.25 495.30 117.90 30 476.90 AXISAMC AXISNIFTY 150.98 150.59 1.89 1396.28 110.11
Rana Sug 6.60 6.55 6.65 6.75 6.45 345.29 8.75 2.46 3 6.56 Tree Hse 8.40 8.00 8.75 8.80 8.00 158.17 10.02 3.14 7.86
Rane (M) 256.35 263.30 260.65 271.20 256.70 29.25 310.80 130.00 263.30 Solar Ind [2] 1187.25 1185.15 1193.20 1193.20 1175.60 10.67 1350.00 772.05 63 1185.95 Bank BeEs [1] 326.97 323.21 595.44 329.60 169.70 323.33
SolarActPhSc 1247.10 1290.35 1247.00 1331.00 1241.35 219.85 1341.00 364.35 TrejharaSolu 32.95 31.35 32.05 33.50 31.35 29.89 51.50 4.45
Rane Brk 795.10 795.45 798.90 820.00 793.00 19.83 820.10 294.00 26 796.05 Trent [1] 679.95 666.60 685.00 685.00 660.55 874.47 808.75 367.55 666.60 Birla Gold 4522.65 4529.55 0.13 5400.00 3575.00 4541.33
Rane Eng 262.40 265.05 263.90 272.90 263.00 5.74 332.00 119.25 264.85 Som Dist [5] 30.45 30.10 30.85 30.90 30.00 80.01 55.35 22.50 30.00
Trib Bhimji 79.15 74.95 79.70 81.30 73.65 533.66 96.40 16.50 38 75.10 Birla Nifty [100] 161.00 160.21 0.33 5800.00 3565.00 4552.00
Rane Hld 620.30 619.05 622.15 632.00 612.70 13.09 837.00 288.00 35 617.65 Somany [2] 364.55 373.95 363.35 383.00 361.35 363.10 383.00 77.00 376.45
Trident [1] 14.80 14.45 14.85 15.05 14.3526219.00 16.98 3.05 14.44 BIRLASLAM ABSLBANETF 321.91 319.65 0.12 358.25 161.21
Ratnamani [2] 1611.40 1592.80 1616.20 1638.00 1571.10 8.69 1775.40 715.55 27 1591.75 SomanyHomInn 179.95 172.70 178.35 181.40 170.05 117.05 194.70 53.55
Trigyn 77.90 76.10 79.75 79.85 75.50 66.70 93.05 18.65 72 76.05 BIRLASLAMC ABSLNN50ET 338.00 337.43 0.09 349.89 193.00
RattanIndInf [2] 7.35 7.05 7.30 7.45 7.00 646.65 11.47 1.48 7.05 SomiConveyor 35.80 34.95 36.90 36.90 34.50 21.11 42.30 9.15 19 35.10
Sonata [1] 399.60 417.50 402.75 419.85 400.50 496.42 434.90 148.10 20 416.65 Triv.Eng [1] 71.75 71.65 71.90 73.30 71.35 398.94 84.85 28.90 6 71.65 ConsConstCon 118.06 117.71 24.53 137.00 61.00
RattanIndPow 3.20 3.15 3.25 3.35 3.1017335.96 4.48 1.08 3.14 Triv.Tur [1] 87.00 85.20 87.45 87.60 85.00 150.72 102.60 45.90 27 85.05 DSPBRAMC QUIDETF 999.99 999.99 29.26 1096.00 810.90
Ravi K Dis 9.00 8.65 9.20 9.50 8.50 75.15 12.04 4.19 8.76 SorilInfrRes 130.15 123.40 131.80 133.45 120.20 99.93 150.00 36.90 80 123.05
South In Bk [1] 9.35 9.05 9.40 9.50 8.9517532.14 11.34 4.85 9.07 TT 51.20 49.80 51.20 51.90 49.10 11.43 63.50 25.20 50.15 EDELAMC EBANK 3523.91 3517.50 0.02 3826.00 1832.01
RAVINDER HEIG 26.45 25.65 27.00 27.00 25.45 67.85 35.95 22.50 TTK Prst 6083.30 6063.95 6128.80 6192.30 6021.15 61.54 6560.15 3918.05 57 6061.15 EDELAMC EBBETF0423 1109.90 1109.96 7.58 1199.00 830.90
Raymond 338.25 333.25 340.80 341.70 330.05 500.99 705.90 209.50 332.90 SouthWestPin 45.85 47.95 45.15 48.10 44.45 26.21 48.10 9.50
SpandnaSphor 768.90 763.10 775.00 790.00 759.00 131.23 1188.00 405.00 TTKHealtcare 570.50 571.80 583.10 606.90 566.10 10.12 629.00 262.05 32 572.85 EDELAMC EBBETF0425 1024.70 1025.20 1.79 1101.00 925.00
RBL Bank 253.75 250.55 254.25 265.60 248.2519491.40 346.85 101.60 32 250.75 TubeInvIndia 851.60 830.10 844.00 859.25 825.00 106.84 882.00 254.00 EDELAMC EBBETF0430 1135.48 1135.94 15.47 1200.00 991.10
RCF 52.90 56.00 53.15 56.90 53.15 9567.11 60.80 22.05 8 55.95 SPApparels 164.20 163.75 165.70 170.45 161.50 33.62 219.50 57.95 25 164.85
Spec.Rest 46.80 46.30 46.85 47.95 45.95 71.26 70.40 20.45 46.40 TV Today [5] 245.25 244.45 249.40 250.50 244.00 63.01 269.90 128.35 14 244.50 EDELAMC EBBETF0431 1023.52 1023.80 4.79 1036.00 972.00
Rcom [5] 1.95 1.95 1.95 2.00 1.9013414.16 4.33 0.62 1.97 TV18 Br [2] 31.15 30.40 31.40 32.00 30.2011045.99 41.70 11.85 30.35 EDELAMC EQ30 428.42 434.14 0.14 440.43 238.00
RECL 146.00 142.50 146.20 148.40 141.70 4901.51 157.25 79.00 5 142.45 SpencersRetl 82.40 79.00 82.60 83.40 78.10 800.89 111.25 54.00
SPIC 25.85 25.70 25.95 26.50 25.20 538.80 29.75 9.50 13 25.55 TVS Mot [1] 509.35 509.60 513.95 517.95 504.80 1652.59 533.80 240.10 74 508.60 Gold BeEs [1] 42.99 43.22 3075.73 49.50 34.45 43.19
Redington [2] 135.20 136.55 135.90 138.50 135.80 195.75 142.40 60.00 13 136.35 TVS Sri 1954.70 2003.15 1961.25 2086.60 1961.25 114.58 2130.00 760.00 37 1991.45 Goldmanamc CPSEETF 21.29 20.87 2578.27 22.57 11.55 20.90
Refex Ref 97.75 95.10 96.00 99.95 94.20 98.48 121.15 28.48 6 95.20 Spicejet 90.75 89.15 91.25 93.50 88.50 6321.54 108.00 30.65
SPL Ind 48.40 44.10 49.65 49.75 40.60 194.56 57.85 19.05 6 44.40 HangSengBees [1] 358.84 353.67 2.59 391.60 269.10
Rel.Ind.Inf
Rel.Infra
399.30 400.10 402.50 412.95 397.10 404.31 479.70 163.95 82 399.50
30.10 30.85 30.20 31.60 30.10 4284.07 44.70 8.65 4 30.90 Sr.Leathrs 147.05 146.60 148.55 148.60 146.40 33.78 187.00 87.10 28 146.75 U................................................. HDFC Gold [100] 4403.65 4431.70 13.57 5088.50 3547.71 4430.10
Sr.Ray.HHP 243.10 243.15 244.00 249.00 241.00 14.47 273.70 65.05 8 242.00 UB [1] 1259.60 1247.35 1263.00 1282.80 1237.40 656.17 1355.90 758.75 885 1247.70 HDFCAMC HBANKETF 324.30 321.45 5.68 330.00 200.10
Relaxo [1] 839.20 843.65 845.00 859.30 837.15 192.26 927.65 493.05 102 843.80 HDFCAmcNift [100] 1537.97 1536.71 2.05 1555.00 843.70 1546.95
Reliance 2054.70 2099.40 2082.00 2120.00 2075.0018038.99 2368.80 867.44 50 2097.85 SREI Infr 7.70 7.50 7.80 7.90 7.40 1098.98 11.30 3.50 7.49 Ucal Fuel 131.15 128.45 131.15 133.90 128.00 62.71 154.70 63.00 128.50
SRF 5865.95 5772.60 5895.30 5962.00 5578.20 347.50 6075.00 2492.20 40 5774.20 Uco Bk 13.15 13.00 13.15 13.25 12.90 2045.40 16.76 8.40 12.99 HDFCAmcSens 5252.01 5282.00 0.10 5325.50 2940.00
Religare 65.60 65.15 66.70 66.75 64.50 234.44 75.85 17.20 46 65.05
SrikalahPipe 144.90 143.45 146.20 147.95 142.00 75.20 234.20 90.35 5 143.25 Ufl ex 370.10 371.95 372.00 386.00 370.00 154.49 403.15 119.95 12 372.05 IBULLSAMC IBMFNIFTY 143.19 144.43 1.23 159.90 68.09
RelNavalEngg 3.00 2.95 2.95 3.05 2.90 2677.47 4.25 0.95
StampedeCap 1.45 1.55 1.55 1.55 1.45 221.08 1.60 0.15 UFO Moviez 87.00 87.85 87.45 92.40 86.80 563.18 143.15 60.00 25 87.70 ICICIPRAMC BHARATIWIN 33.94 33.65 750.53 36.40 20.70
Remsons 112.75 108.95 113.30 113.30 107.10 3.86 124.10 43.20 34 112.00
RenaisncGlob 303.40 300.15 305.15 306.00 296.55 3.31 408.00 184.05 Star Pap 114.55 112.90 115.20 115.45 112.05 57.02 140.00 60.00 10 112.90 Ugar Sug [1] 16.70 16.40 16.70 17.00 16.20 85.99 19.55 7.23 5 16.45 ICICIPRAMC ICICI500 197.71 197.86 2.20 216.90 88.02
Repco Home 268.00 269.70 275.10 279.00 267.50 539.76 363.00 90.75 6 269.10 StarCement [1] 101.40 100.20 102.40 102.45 99.10 176.55 108.05 56.00 23 100.05 UjivanFinSer 281.30 270.25 283.00 285.05 265.30 602.72 415.40 124.55 270.45 ICICIPRAMC ICICIALPLV 143.38 143.82 0.53 160.00 99.90
Repro 378.85 366.85 381.55 382.00 364.60 13.02 665.30 260.15 368.70 STC India 76.55 76.25 77.90 78.00 75.10 19.36 87.30 28.25 75.85 UjjivanSFB 38.75 38.70 39.00 40.05 38.40 2086.23 58.20 23.10 ICICIPRAMC ICICIBANKP 175.84 173.93 5.35 188.00 85.95
Resp.Ind [1] 181.40 182.25 183.90 194.40 180.00 107.43 205.00 67.90 181.70 Steel Strp 614.50 596.50 619.95 624.00 591.00 44.47 762.15 317.35 596.90 UltraTech 5547.10 5543.45 5599.00 5647.00 5511.40 481.35 5695.10 2913.15 28 5543.30 ICICIPRAMC ICICILIQ 999.99 999.99 9.30 1050.00 805.95
Revathi 624.30 618.00 627.00 641.05 605.50 4.68 678.75 250.00 14 617.95 SteelCitySec 38.10 37.95 38.40 40.85 37.65 47.51 43.10 14.75 UmangDair [5] 63.20 61.90 63.30 66.70 61.35 138.67 70.00 27.40 27 62.05 ICICIPRAMC ICICIM150 83.66 83.99 7.62 97.00 45.10
Rico Auto [1] 36.85 35.80 36.95 37.25 35.60 425.84 48.40 15.95 35.85 SteelExIndia 51.45 49.65 51.95 52.10 49.30 74.01 53.90 11.50 Unichm Lab [2] 285.95 289.30 294.40 296.30 286.00 168.99 304.20 75.10 288.90 ICICIPRAMC ICICINXT50 34.35 34.07 41.89 37.00 17.00
RITES 261.05 261.05 262.00 266.70 260.20 234.71 331.00 191.00 14 261.20 Stel Hld [1] 88.45 91.40 92.00 95.80 90.00 236.61 NA NA Union Bk 32.40 31.85 32.60 32.75 31.70 5127.20 53.00 22.60 14 31.85 ICICIPRAMC ICICITECH 267.21 266.54 37.05 287.00 158.95
RKEC PROJECTS 47.20 47.00 47.55 48.80 45.00 20.41 68.00 36.55 Ster.Tool [2] 211.20 206.05 210.35 211.15 203.55 24.10 246.00 105.30 41 206.00 Uniph.Ent [2] 81.50 81.55 81.50 83.70 80.45 54.30 83.95 31.20 24 81.15 ICICIPRAMC IPRU5008 322.13 318.13 7.25 360.00 164.32
Rolta 4.90 4.70 4.85 5.10 4.70 3355.75 7.72 1.80 4.62 Sterlg&Wilsn 261.40 246.15 264.00 266.75 244.00 739.65 327.95 69.70 United Nil 315.00 312.25 316.00 318.00 310.00 4.21 390.00 165.00 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 43.92 44.10 454.32 54.10 34.50
RosariBiotec 878.10 870.55 879.00 888.80 860.30 102.18 1019.00 664.00 SterliteTech 193.25 187.10 196.90 198.00 185.55 1073.00 199.90 58.65 United Spr [2] 619.90 628.10 623.00 652.50 620.90 4964.08 742.95 443.00 169 627.90 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 83.59 83.75 10.40 87.00 37.60
Rossell [2] 122.75 120.70 122.50 126.50 118.55 21.15 178.10 34.90 13 121.30 Str.Arcolab 892.55 878.95 899.00 899.55 872.20 315.11 1000.00 271.00 136 878.90 UnitedDrilng 282.95 277.90 289.90 289.90 274.10 20.36 338.70 234.25 ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 76.22 75.77 23.22 89.00 32.89
RouteMobile 1184.75 1199.45 1190.00 1230.00 1180.85 526.50 1275.00 625.00 SUBEX 26.60 25.80 26.80 26.90 25.55 2961.45 35.00 17.75 Univ.Cab 138.75 136.05 140.70 141.30 135.00 43.03 192.00 68.00 22 136.75 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 158.55 159.79 13.73 179.05 90.10
Royal Orchd 75.25 73.55 75.05 75.60 73.35 32.66 96.00 32.40 73.40 Subros [2] 330.30 326.70 330.30 337.45 325.10 62.03 363.40 117.45 92 326.95 UnivastIndia 39.95 34.15 46.80 46.80 32.10 763.49 47.75 26.05 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 155.20 155.09 99.22 168.00 81.31
RPG Life [8] 405.95 416.20 411.80 431.90 403.65 358.16 431.50 146.00 20 417.20 Sud.Chem [2] 505.10 504.90 508.00 512.00 502.40 212.02 538.00 286.25 31 504.50 UniversusImg 195.90 196.90 198.05 200.85 195.10 2.71 265.85 38.00 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 537.31 537.02 0.81 580.40 290.00
RPP Infra 68.80 62.50 70.00 70.75 58.25 133.62 74.35 27.25 9 62.70 Sumit.Sec 542.85 566.15 545.10 610.00 537.40 10.52 599.90 203.00 38 565.45 UPL [2] 576.35 584.55 576.35 594.00 576.3511759.05 601.00 240.30 158 584.10 IDBI Gold [100] 4538.15 4550.65 0.37 5800.00 3565.00 4552.00
RS Soft [5] 29.30 28.40 30.35 30.35 28.25 57.06 35.85 9.60 28.40 SumitomoChem 326.30 319.55 329.00 331.00 317.70 396.16 338.50 151.05 Usha Mar [1] 33.30 32.50 33.45 33.75 32.30 454.66 38.80 10.50 26 32.50 IDFCAMC IDFNIFTYET 152.02 152.00 0.15 169.00 86.00
Ruby Mills [5] 202.65 201.50 204.00 205.75 200.30 7.32 232.05 112.25 21 203.50 Sun Pharma [1] 594.70 582.90 598.00 598.75 580.65 4546.39 627.95 315.20 48 582.85 UTIAMC 580.85 580.00 588.00 592.00 575.45 552.69 595.80 471.10 Infra BeEs 408.53 405.54 1.76 1523.00 780.00 1515.00
RuchiSoyaInd 626.60 623.30 630.00 633.00 620.10 11.81 1519.65 28.65 Sun Phr Adv [1] 190.05 186.05 191.40 191.40 185.20 394.34 210.70 81.00 186.10 Utm.Sug 100.30 99.40 99.35 102.00 99.00 57.88 123.00 39.30 6 99.15 InvesIndGold [100] 4518.65 4525.00 0.12 5445.00 3568.05 4500.00
RUDRABHISHEK 136.55 135.80 132.50 138.55 132.00 3.41 152.00 97.05 Sun TV [5] 525.30 503.70 526.00 526.00 484.75 2776.34 550.10 259.80 16 505.80 InvesInNifty 1579.75 1576.20 0.01 1869.00 778.00
Rupa [1] 293.60 288.45 293.20 297.45 285.00 36.78 339.00 101.90 22 288.60 Sund.Brak 360.20 349.20 363.75 374.85 345.35 11.13 378.00 124.00 248 348.25 V ................................................. Kotak Nifty [5] 152.49 151.85 49.95 2026.55 1000.35 1858.65
Rush.Decor 170.10 167.60 173.50 173.90 166.10 131.71 199.80 57.55 22 167.70 Sund.Clay [5] 2699.85 2958.70 2733.75 3180.00 2708.05 37.45 3170.00 970.50 170 2973.65 V Mart 2405.95 2473.90 2453.95 2570.00 2413.30 47.78 2595.65 1293.70 2473.40 Kotak PSU Bk 195.03 192.11 40.47 245.11 106.39 193.08
Sund.Fast [1] 549.80 552.55 556.90 559.90 540.00 80.49 585.00 249.00 50 553.00 VA T Wab [2] 203.30 198.35 204.90 206.00 196.10 395.71 235.00 73.00 37 198.20 KOTAKMAMCKOTKBKETF 327.42 324.66 108.40 355.60 167.00
S ................................................. Sund.Fin
Sund.Multi [1]
1821.65
1.55
1820.85
1.60
1830.60
1.55
1843.00
1.60
1807.30 23.97
1.50 565.39
1927.45
2.04
1019.75 31 1821.00
1.02 1.55
Vadilal 813.35 805.45 815.05 825.05 795.05 16.88 898.95 394.05 805.95 KOTAKMAMCKTNV20ETF 77.54 77.36 5.40 82.40 38.50
S H Kelkar 125.50 123.10 125.50 127.40 122.50 466.94 141.30 47.60 45 122.80 VadivrSpeChe 118.45 120.60 119.05 122.00 116.05 6.62 131.70 40.05 Kotal Gold 432.25 433.90 22.04 507.00 321.00 433.38
SundarFinHol 76.15 75.55 76.85 80.60 74.90 436.47 87.45 35.05 Vaibhav 2717.80 2610.20 2717.80 2752.00 2600.00 12.62 2895.95 490.00 69 2613.95 LICNAMC CNFENGP 158.08 158.97 0.39 167.00 79.90 158.33
Sadbhav [1] 60.35 58.90 61.00 61.35 58.20 468.19 136.25 23.40 58.90 Sunfl ag 61.75 59.25 62.25 62.25 59.05 473.49 72.65 21.15 13 59.30
SadbhavInf 19.00 18.80 19.15 19.60 18.60 223.70 42.60 10.90 18.80 Vakrang [1] 64.00 61.30 63.50 64.10 60.90 5768.51 69.85 17.10 61.25 LICNAMC CNFESGP 543.50 535.25 0.13 590.00 305.02
Sunteck [1] 371.65 362.60 371.95 375.00 357.40 165.41 419.00 145.00 73 361.45 ValiantOrgan 1435.05 1422.50 1446.55 1451.20 1415.00 8.29 3877.00 1387.00 LICNAMC CNFNHGP 150.70 152.97 1.51 176.00 77.00
SafariIndia 560.30 566.25 563.00 574.30 558.00 9.15 698.00 289.60 Super Spn [1] 5.20 4.95 5.35 5.35 4.95 70.15 6.05 2.03 4.90
Sagar Cem 736.35 705.80 750.00 769.00 700.00 321.83 828.95 246.00 13 706.55 Vard Text 1052.20 1062.15 1064.95 1082.00 1041.00 180.90 1161.05 592.90 20 1060.65 LICNAMC CNMFET 21.96 21.91 13.34 25.50 17.60
Superhouse 129.25 125.60 129.70 130.50 124.65 28.86 148.45 52.55 8 125.15 Vard.Acry 37.50 37.30 37.40 38.50 37.20 54.96 281.17 95.65 173.05
SAIL 66.75 64.85 67.20 67.45 64.3041004.29 80.35 20.15 15 64.95 Liquid BeEs [1000] 999.99 999.99 1023.03 1009.90 997.55 1000.00
Supr.Ind [2] 1693.55 1758.70 1702.05 1774.00 1702.00 124.43 1827.00 791.15 46 1761.30 Vard.Hld 1454.40 1430.70 1443.85 1464.40 1425.15 0.53 1631.95 710.05 28 1435.55
SakarHealth 118.80 114.45 119.85 119.85 112.85 28.87 128.00 45.70 MIRAEAMC MAESGETF 25.20 25.13 17.02 27.50 22.00
Supr.Petro 400.90 414.90 400.95 420.00 400.95 328.99 419.80 113.10 39 413.40 Vard.SPC 120.25 117.30 121.05 124.00 116.25 38.55 134.10 34.15 22 118.30
Saksoft 367.70 360.60 369.00 373.90 355.50 31.73 447.00 105.50 15 360.60 MIRAEAMC MAN50ETF 149.19 148.80 6.81 156.47 75.10
Suprajit [1] 214.10 214.45 215.15 221.45 212.50 147.31 231.00 100.00 30 214.95 VarrocEngg 425.35 421.45 429.00 431.95 419.35 105.17 504.00 120.00
Sakth.Sug 10.15 9.95 10.15 10.30 9.80 42.69 13.57 5.00 10.05 MIRAEAMC MANXT50 337.77 333.33 4.86 370.00 151.00
SUPREME ENGI 28.30 26.90 27.15 29.70 26.90 39.93 34.50 22.10 VarunBevera 916.90 923.65 928.20 942.95 902.10 474.75 1065.90 485.05 94 922.90
Sakuma [1] 6.50 6.30 6.65 6.70 6.30 343.25 9.72 3.00 6.33 MostGold 23.09 23.07 112.68 23.50 12.30 22.99
Surana Tel [1] 5.40 5.25 5.35 5.55 5.25 122.11 7.67 2.05 5.39 Vaswani 8.20 8.60 8.60 8.60 8.60 18.01 8.64 2.50 3 8.64
SAL Stl 4.35 4.15 4.45 4.55 4.15 132.26 5.30 1.60 4.12 MostM50 [7] 142.36 142.00 2.06 145.40 78.00 142.01
Surya Rosh 355.30 362.40 359.40 384.00 359.10 298.57 385.00 61.70 19 362.05 VEDANTA [1] 173.70 169.05 174.95 175.25 167.5510895.88 189.70 60.30 10 169.05
SalasarTech 267.25 277.80 266.95 278.10 266.95 85.25 285.75 68.80 26 276.90 MostM50 943.06 960.87 38.65 963.48 500.00 961.01
Sutlej Te [1] 45.90 45.20 47.00 47.00 44.80 49.87 51.90 15.40 45.15 Venky's 1588.85 1564.70 1602.00 1602.00 1551.00 59.49 1845.00 580.00 1565.20
SalonaCot 73.45 70.80 76.70 76.70 70.55 2.02 86.00 33.60 22 MOTILALAMC G5 47.72 47.65 1.96 52.69 45.89
SuumayaLife 143.35 150.50 145.00 150.50 142.55 36.95 151.95 62.25 VenusRem 164.00 166.00 164.00 172.20 163.95 43.71 191.50 21.20 7 165.85
Salzer Elec 128.05 125.35 129.60 130.00 124.00 37.68 153.70 47.30 9 124.75 NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 84.06 82.77 142.00 87.67 40.05
Suven Lif [1] 84.00 82.25 83.10 84.45 82.00 372.94 109.00 19.35 82.40 VertozAdvtsg 235.65 237.15 238.90 244.00 228.10 230.47 244.00 67.15
Sambhaav [1] 2.70 2.60 2.70 2.70 2.60 49.97 2.90 1.25 2.60 NiftyBeEs [1] 156.75 156.02 1966.76 159.00 82.50 156.11
SuvenPharma 483.90 490.45 488.00 498.80 486.05 265.82 825.00 175.20 Vesuvius 1055.25 1085.80 1089.80 1092.70 1055.20 10.88 1226.55 746.65 37 1085.05
Sanco Ind 17.75 17.55 17.75 18.60 17.15 363.34 18.80 6.00 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 353.68 351.30 69.68 361.65 190.00 351.38
Swan Ener [1] 128.85 130.15 129.50 131.00 129.10 89.37 158.30 97.05 130.05 Veto Switch 98.20 91.85 95.70 95.80 91.00 127.22 100.50 25.75 15 91.25
Sandesh 735.85 706.55 735.80 735.80 702.45 1.94 768.90 380.00 8 704.70 NIIndETFLong 22.49 22.64 53.63 25.50 17.00
Swaraj Eng 1359.90 1347.90 1366.70 1373.45 1340.00 21.82 1708.95 807.35 26 1349.50 VGuard [1] 216.95 235.80 219.45 241.15 219.00 5696.44 241.00 149.00 79 236.00
SandharTech 237.50 243.05 240.00 254.90 236.10 69.06 293.00 121.10 59 242.45 NIPETFDivOpp 34.73 34.73 2.11 39.70 17.12
Swle. Ener 198.15 198.05 198.65 208.05 195.30 30.25 233.90 56.30 12 197.55 VidhiSpclIng [1] 138.10 128.40 139.90 141.70 125.55 180.85 152.75 38.75 20 128.50
Sangh.Mov [2] 110.60 107.05 110.60 114.50 106.00 17.72 126.60 44.65 107.80 NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 150.86 150.24 0.43 159.90 70.90
Symphony [2] 1033.95 1040.90 1041.10 1073.00 1030.05 100.61 1407.35 690.00 55 1041.10 VikasEcoTec [1] 3.65 3.55 3.65 3.75 3.50 6738.61 11.59 0.96 3.56
Sanghi Ind 36.75 36.10 36.95 37.60 35.80 1890.92 42.80 15.15 29 36.05 NippnIndNim 102.86 102.75 122.16 123.26 99.91
SanginitChem 27.00 27.05 27.30 27.30 26.90 22.65 110.70 23.25 Syngene Int 611.80 609.75 618.80 624.00 605.05 622.41 644.65 201.65 67 609.95 VikasMultCor 4.50 4.70 4.30 4.70 4.3042700.45 21.40 0.90
VikasPro&Gnt 3.10 3.00 3.10 3.15 3.00 2776.86 11.30 2.00 NippoIndETF 66.29 68.42 9.81 77.00 42.50
Sanofi 8312.55 8448.90 8345.35 8490.00 8305.05 18.08 8999.00 5900.05 38 8445.30
Sarda Ene 374.80 360.65 376.40 378.00 357.75 58.26 399.80 97.50 8 360.75 T ................................................. VikasWSP 4.55 4.55 4.65 4.70 4.50 446.09 7.30 3.65 NIPPON INDIA ETF NV20
PSU Bk BeEs [1]
78.60
21.83
78.12
21.01
2.77
737.09
85.00
27.08
41.00
11.67
21.05
Saregama 895.50 948.35 903.90 1013.00 901.00 709.60 1013.55 185.00 17 950.45 Tainwala 80.90 78.05 80.25 82.80 77.50 22.39 93.45 31.75 20 78.35 Vimta Lab [2] 175.70 169.15 176.00 179.80 168.60 63.28 193.00 51.05 36 168.80
Taj GVK [2] 135.05 134.40 137.00 137.00 134.00 71.52 222.95 82.00 134.55 Vinati Org [1] 1252.15 1255.20 1258.45 1279.90 1252.00 43.29 1417.95 651.00 47 1254.95 Qgold [100] 2140.10 2152.00 0.99 2500.00 1711.00 2150.00
Sarla Perf [1] 28.25 27.25 28.70 28.75 27.00 138.75 31.50 10.85 13 27.20 Qnifty 1513.00 1521.00 0.00 1523.00 780.00 1515.00
Sasken 903.20 875.90 918.95 928.70 869.00 163.62 927.55 342.20 14 871.85 Take Sol [1] 62.05 59.50 62.45 62.90 58.80 1701.37 107.50 37.15 57 59.50 Vindh.Tel 841.80 821.60 850.00 850.00 819.20 10.04 980.55 380.00 9 821.95
Talbros 180.40 180.95 180.40 184.25 177.15 53.19 195.00 62.05 47 180.10 Vinyl Chm [1] 120.20 125.15 120.75 128.30 119.25 365.22 144.00 36.95 34 124.95 RELCAPAMC NETFIT 26.92 26.67 465.06 27.75 14.00
SastaSunVent 126.25 124.70 126.30 127.35 124.00 21.70 151.55 40.00 124.45
Tanla Sol [1] 780.00 755.90 801.90 805.00 751.00 468.09 905.15 38.00 280 755.85 VIP Ind [2] 359.15 355.10 362.00 365.65 351.50 568.16 519.90 187.95 354.90 SBIAMC SBIETFIT 268.39 264.44 4.29 300.00 201.20
SatiaIndus 89.30 88.75 90.05 92.00 88.25 89.93 143.00 50.10
Tarmat 55.80 54.30 56.65 56.70 53.50 43.73 62.00 18.55 9 54.40 Vipul Ltd [1] 19.70 18.40 19.70 19.90 18.25 86.44 30.60 12.00 18.70 SBIAMC SBIETFPB 178.49 177.68 3.29 194.00 130.60
Satin Credit 79.40 77.65 80.50 81.85 77.10 123.92 228.94 43.07 5 77.85
TastyBiteEat 11907.40 11945.25 12000.00 12320.00 11839.30 2.00 13747.10 7442.55 90 11952.20 Visa Stl 7.35 7.20 7.70 7.70 7.15 16.01 8.62 2.47 7.21 SBIAMC SBIETFQLTY 130.71 130.68 1.40 133.49 73.20
Savita 688.50 681.55 686.75 694.95 680.00 5.13 900.90 497.00 11 680.65
SBI [1] 302.55 294.85 304.00 305.15 291.5029995.20 331.90 149.55 18 294.95 Tata Chem 536.00 528.60 536.70 546.95 523.65 6349.87 554.30 197.40 23 528.05 Visak.Ind 397.05 413.60 397.05 428.90 393.35 326.71 428.00 95.00 10 414.05 SBIAMC SETF10GILT 202.79 202.80 0.62 241.70 154.27
SBICards&Pay 998.65 979.65 1010.00 1019.00 970.70 2160.36 1019.00 495.00 Tata Cof [1] 112.65 114.05 113.60 117.30 113.05 3192.62 119.90 47.10 38 113.90 VishalFabric 44.85 44.00 44.00 44.00 44.00 8.76 372.20 44.00 SBIETF Gold 4395.20 4430.40 8.24 5135.75 3450.60
SBILifeInsur 896.75 878.30 907.80 907.80 875.00 1913.82 1019.65 520.00 54 879.25 Tata Com 1051.35 1040.25 1060.00 1080.00 1030.10 392.25 1168.80 205.70 34 1036.20 Vishnu Chemi 181.65 176.05 182.50 188.00 175.10 20.81 230.00 60.90 10 175.95 SBIETF NIFTY 50 151.82 151.50 115.44 157.90 79.00
Schaefl erInd 4590.85 4537.95 4613.85 4625.00 4515.05 8.11 4970.00 3044.10 61 4525.40 Tata Elxsi 2787.50 2577.60 2829.00 2849.00 2529.95 1796.08 2849.50 501.00 48 2575.90 VishwarajSug 131.70 128.30 126.20 133.25 126.00 22.58 144.00 51.30 SBIETF NIFTY BANK 323.17 320.84 53.07 326.90 169.00
+ SChand&Co [5] 65.25 65.05 66.20 66.20 64.50 76.31 93.80 33.95 65.00 Tata Inv 1082.45 1082.75 1089.80 1128.30 1075.20 58.67 1133.90 592.15 51 1081.25 Vivi Lab [2] 17.30 16.95 17.35 17.50 16.85 166.04 23.62 6.50 16.85 SBIETFNN50 351.80 348.63 15.40 402.00 190.00
Schneider [2] 104.00 97.95 105.70 108.90 97.00 4585.92 113.90 58.00 98.00 Tata M DVR [2] 105.80 110.20 107.40 114.30 107.4034615.81 114.25 28.35 110.05 VLS Fin 77.30 81.30 77.10 86.50 77.05 283.55 92.50 26.50 3 81.10 Sharia BeEs 369.20 370.13 0.42 386.00 186.90 368.57
SCI 86.55 85.90 86.80 89.00 85.25 2658.85 93.50 31.65 5 85.90 Tata Metlk 821.05 774.65 820.00 821.95 768.05 504.03 935.00 311.40 11 775.10 Voltamp 1235.50 1257.95 1241.70 1275.00 1220.00 14.89 1475.00 710.00 13 1259.90 TATAAML NETF 175.35 178.29 0.03 179.17 77.81
Seamec 471.80 469.65 478.00 478.45 464.00 112.35 548.00 195.00 17 471.45 Tata Motors [2] 274.90 290.60 281.00 299.00 280.00283614.46 299.00 63.60 290.45 Voltas [1] 912.65 955.25 935.05 995.60 935.05 8498.94 995.20 428.00 65 955.75 TATAAML NPBET 177.66 175.79 1.20 189.80 88.11
SecuriIntSvc [5] 409.85 404.50 408.05 411.40 404.00 71.23 624.10 313.65 404.65 Tata Steel 690.15 666.70 691.00 694.75 661.6016117.87 731.35 250.90 17 666.80 VRL Logistic 191.55 189.60 192.70 193.30 188.00 155.24 295.65 120.50 189.80 UTI Gold [100] 4445.75 4449.10 1.38 5600.00 3455.00 4447.22
Selan Exp 141.00 136.35 142.00 142.00 135.00 209.84 157.10 62.35 24 136.50 TataConsumPr 596.65 595.25 603.40 612.75 590.05 4506.20 634.90 213.70 VST Ind 3762.65 3640.80 3700.10 3709.90 3625.00 13.54 4856.45 2550.00 18 3636.10 UTIAMC UTIBANKETF 324.35 321.54 0.15 335.70 202.50
Sequent Sc [2] 220.45 222.05 221.00 226.00 218.00 1310.18 225.90 52.00 196 221.40 TataPowerC [1] 84.80 83.00 85.50 85.70 82.2016889.39 87.95 27.00 82.95 VST Til 1891.90 1843.75 1880.00 1902.55 1835.15 9.02 2036.45 601.00 34 1847.35 UTIAMC UTINEXT50 350.56 347.21 0.48 375.00 202.10
Sesh.Paper [2] 151.20 148.75 152.00 152.60 146.35 22.01 183.70 82.05 8 149.60 TataSteelBSL 44.05 42.40 44.60 44.65 42.10 7577.42 45.60 15.10 UTIAMC UTINIFT 1560.32 1551.69 2.95 1576.05 840.00
SetcoAuto [2] 13.50 13.75 13.95 14.05 13.30 198.85 16.00 5.45 13.71 TataStlLngPr 791.60 747.45 795.55 798.35 737.00 292.18 875.00 164.00 W ................................................ UTIAMC UTISENS 534.67 528.65 1.06 550.00 301.00
SeyaIndus 63.70 62.55 63.75 64.55 62.20 16.18 121.70 36.05 TCI Devl 316.60 313.45 314.95 322.50 313.30 0.30 444.75 205.55 308.30 Wabco Ind [5] 5502.50 5450.90 5510.15 5538.95 5440.05 4.09 7622.95 4770.15 140 5451.85 UTIAMC UTISXN50 401.68 392.89 0.28 426.90 190.67
Shal.Paints [2] 114.40 107.75 115.00 117.00 105.75 928.63 116.85 43.85 107.70 TCI Express [2] 926.05 926.20 928.20 950.35 907.15 14.38 1024.45 491.00 52 925.75 Walch.Ind [2] 67.05 66.55 68.00 68.00 66.00 106.24 80.00 22.15 66.60
SHALBY 113.30 112.10 112.60 115.00 111.10 237.59 134.80 40.05 81 111.90 TCNSClothing 413.90 410.55 424.00 424.00 410.00 16.76 615.95 295.10 Waterbase 125.90 120.80 125.65 125.90 120.05 194.57 145.90 90.25 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52Week High/Low fi gures
ShankarBldg 347.90 345.95 350.45 355.25 343.65 51.81 583.00 214.60 268 346.25 TCPLPackage 353.00 351.30 357.35 357.35 348.00 2.07 465.00 130.00 WEALTHFRST P 92.10 96.70 96.70 96.70 96.70 123.83 96.70 96.70 pertain to BSE.
Shanthi Grs [1] 123.85 121.55 123.50 124.70 121.50 53.93 134.95 56.30 89 121.55 TCS [1] 3308.80 3273.85 3305.00 3309.15 3262.10 2778.55 3327.00 1504.40 38 3274.80 Webel SL 40.35 42.20 40.90 42.35 40.65 188.18 51.00 11.88 11 42.45 Shares of face value other than ₹ 10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
Sharda Motor 1921.55 1985.30 1905.25 2055.00 1905.25 7.62 2248.00 483.00 33 1947.30 TD Power 142.20 141.25 143.00 144.50 140.05 22.10 189.80 71.90 35 141.10 Weizman 40.80 41.90 40.90 42.20 40.85 13.59 68.90 14.25 18 41.40 company.
ShardaCropch 276.05 272.50 274.50 281.40 271.00 38.46 329.05 99.00 12 271.90 TeamleaseSvc 2780.90 2764.10 2794.65 2826.95 2720.85 9.74 2896.20 1421.35 128 2749.95 Wels.Corp [5] 132.05 133.80 134.50 135.70 131.10 922.72 233.70 55.00 4 133.85 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands.
ShareIndSec 182.95 186.15 185.55 190.00 183.30 22.56 208.00 92.20 TechInd Nirm 2.85 2.85 2.85 2.85 2.75 4.44 3.90 1.70 Wels.India [1] 66.80 68.75 68.25 70.00 66.40 1311.31 78.00 18.30 21 68.90
SheelaFoam [5] 2075.45 2086.65 2095.80 2174.00 2078.00 22.27 2149.90 1101.00 74 2087.10 TechMahin [5] 1019.45 1004.70 1026.00 1033.35 994.50 3911.53 1081.35 470.25 24 1003.75 Wels.Inv 359.00 366.30 359.70 376.00 359.65 1.19 513.35 139.65 18 357.05 The PE(priceearnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
Shilpa Med [1] 441.10 433.60 441.10 448.95 429.95 266.87 692.45 240.30 16 433.60 Technocr 360.90 351.65 368.45 368.45 350.00 14.09 399.40 144.00 10 351.45 Welspun Ent. 82.25 81.95 82.65 83.00 81.80 87.10 95.25 33.35 10 81.70 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
Shiv.Global 9.25 10.30 9.40 10.90 8.75 313.33 13.65 5.55 10.32 TechnoEle&En 258.95 256.30 257.40 261.15 255.00 188.10 317.00 171.05 Wendt 3289.75 3316.50 3300.00 3332.65 3276.40 1.25 4257.75 1590.00 140 3307.30 months.
BSE Stocks
C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
A.K.Capital 316.20 320.00 Bectorfood 431.40 409.70 Dhanvarsha 411.25 393.70 Hawkins Cook 5851.65 5778.45 Kcp Sugar In [1] 16.50 16.15 Modulex 6.99 7.01 Premco Glob. 217.85 212.30 Scapdvr [1] 1.50 1.54 Syschem (I) 7.52 7.28 Vivid Ind [5] 21.90 21.95 Yashpakka 88.35 84.45 Guj.Raffia 20.90 21.90
A.Sarabhai 22.75 22.50 Beekay 303.10 297.80 Dharamsi Chm 200.80 194.95 Hb Estate De 11.31 11.28 Kdll 7.48 7.51 Mohite 8.80 9.17 Premier Syn. 9.78 9.97 Seacoast 96.80 98.70 Systamatix C 112.10 114.30 Vivo Bio Tec 54.05 52.70 Yuken India 439.00 443.05 Hind.Fluroca 8.68 8.31
Aail [5] 18.50 18.35 Bellacasa 122.00 124.35 Dhindia 15.17 15.00 Hb Leas.Pub 1.37 1.32 Keltech En. 568.00 552.80 Monarch 52.00 51.35 Prerna Infr 19.35 19.35 Setfbse100 153.68 151.90 T & I Global 99.75 98.60 Vms Industr 7.93 7.61 Zeal 65.00 63.15 Jiyaeco 6.94 6.90
Aarey Drugs 28.50 28.00 Benares Hot 1270.00 1293.85 Dhoot I.Fin. 43.05 42.00 Hb Portfolio 18.55 19.00 Kennametal 925.00 919.80 Morarka Fin. 26.75 25.25 Prima Agro L 15.50 15.50 Setfsn50 393.24 398.46 Taalent 362.30 347.85 Voith Paper 1126.45 1093.35 Zenith Fibre 40.45 40.05 Kushal [2] 4.29 4.11
Aarnav 51.50 51.00 Bengal Tea & 37.00 36.55 Dhp India Lt 415.40 406.40 Hbanketf [223] 324.94 322.52 Kerala Ayur 51.60 49.40 Morgan Cru [5] 851.70 839.35 Prima Plasti 79.50 80.30 Seyaind 63.50 62.50 Talbroseng 171.45 159.50 Vrl 85.45 85.35 Zenith Healt [1] 14.21 13.93 Loyal 29.05 29.00
Aartisurf 960.05 960.55 Bengla& Asm 1453.40 1453.90 Diamines&Chm 360.55 365.00 Hemiprop 142.90 142.55 Kesar Petro [1] 6.43 6.31 Moschip [2] 15.70 14.95 Prime Prop [5] 13.81 12.43 Sgrl 166.75 164.80 Tamboli Cap 36.70 37.00 Walchand Pf 56.00 53.40 Zenlabs 33.85 32.20 Mah.Ras.Apex 83.45 81.00
Aayush 32.35 32.45 Bestagro 543.35 543.75 Diana Tea Co [5] 16.40 15.70 Hfi l 10.51 10.14 Kg Denim 27.15 26.95 Mpl 5.69 5.71 Princepipe 315.25 301.00 Sh.Steel Wir 24.00 23.90 Taneja Aero. [5] 35.20 34.60 Wall St.Fin. 15.16 14.55 Zenotech 33.15 31.85 Mehai 45.30 46.20
Abansent 161.00 163.00 Betex India 25.00 26.10 Disa India 4070.00 4108.20 High Energy 617.60 602.75 Khaitan Che[1] 27.80 27.20 Mstc 237.55 233.85 Prism Medi 26.90 26.65 Sha Eng Pla 803.30 797.00 Tarc [2] 26.95 25.65 Wallfort Fin 32.05 32.55 Zf Steering 382.45 396.15 Mishka 29.05 27.90
Abc Gas Int 8.25 8.66 Bgjl 60.20 61.00 Divya.Granit 49.00 49.35 Himtek [2] 70.05 72.05 Khod.India 65.50 68.00 Mtpl 3.77 3.70 Prismx 27.95 28.50 Shahlon 71.60 74.00 Tata Yodogaw 51.55 49.30 Warren Tea 59.30 56.90 Zimlab 90.10 91.20 Modi Rubber 42.60 44.70
Abc India 57.60 59.20 Bhagira.Chem 331.60 343.00 Dolphin Medi 1.67 1.64 Hind Alumin 41.45 42.05 Kic Metaliks [2] 39.30 39.00 Mukesh Babu 142.50 135.40 Pritikauto 88.05 86.65 Shalimar Wir[2] 5.71 5.43 Tcfc Finance 22.50 24.25 Waterbase 125.70 120.75 Zodiac Ven [1] 4.11 3.99 Nibe 26.51 25.98
AbmKnowled[5] 124.60 119.45 Bharat Bhush 19.00 18.30 Dr.Agar.Eye 275.50 302.20 Hind Mills 177.10 170.85 Kilburn Engg 22.20 21.65 Mul 13.75 14.00 Pro Fin Cap. 29.05 29.25 Shangar [5] 14.92 15.66 Tcnsbrands [2] 414.95 411.85 Welcast 338.00 331.00 Nilaspaces [1] 1.92 1.84
Group T
Abslbanetf 326.00 324.00 Bharat Seats [2] 81.15 78.60 Drhabeeb 43.90 43.95 Hind.Everest 100.35 99.60 Kilpest (I) 335.45 329.65 Multibase I 170.75 168.75 Ptcil 849.50 831.00 Shantanu She 1.03 1.07 Tcpl Pack 352.40 352.40 Welsplsol [6] 12.36 11.92 Niraj Cement 39.05 40.00
Abslnn50et 327.00 338.00 Bharatagri 162.05 164.00 Duke Offshor 11.22 11.44 Hind.Foods 1502.80 1493.35 Kimiabl [1] 49.45 49.85 Muzali [1] 5.26 5.50 Ptil 375.00 375.60 Sharda Ispat 84.05 85.70 Tdsl 26.20 25.15 Wepsoln 23.75 22.40 Obi Ltd 7.71 7.50
Abslrif6rg 7.90 7.83 Bhaskar Agro 40.90 40.10 Duncaneng 122.90 118.00 Hind.Tin Wrk 58.05 56.00 Kinetic Eng. 29.00 28.00 Mys Petro 57.00 57.15 Pun.Alkali 55.35 57.50 Shardul Secu 60.35 63.35 Technoe [2] 258.75 256.90 7Nr 8.06 7.90
Westlife Dev [2] 472.55 459.50 Aanchalisp 7.40 7.35 Radiocity [2] 23.30 23.15
Accel [2] 9.35 9.06 Bhilwra Tec [1] 6.95 6.37 Duroply 46.50 48.10 Hindhard 100.85 103.00 Kingsinfra 28.05 27.35 Mysticele 4.05 3.90 Pun.Communi. 24.30 23.10 Sharp India 29.50 30.40 Tejasnet 137.20 143.20
Whiteorg 5.31 5.18 Artemiselc 59.95 57.25 Rci Ind 8.27 8.04
Ace Software 15.75 15.00 Bilcare Ltd. 47.15 47.45 Dynamic 30.15 29.00 Hindu.Adhesi 122.90 120.05 Kiran Vypar 89.20 87.20 N.G.Ind.Ltd. 41.30 39.90 Purple 34.75 36.40 Shashijit 24.90 24.90 Tejnaksh 56.90 57.05
Wim Plast Lt 369.70 370.05 Asyl 10.38 10.89 Relhome 2.40 2.41
Acemen 33.75 33.60 Binny Ltd. [5] 86.20 84.00 Dynamic Ind. 50.35 48.20 Hindustn Bio 4.35 4.27 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 157.35 147.90 N.R.Agarwal 221.55 217.60 Pvvinfra 7.35 7.27 Shbajrg 72.20 69.60 Terai Tea Co 59.55 56.85
Acknit Ind 83.00 79.10 Binny Mills 61.75 58.70 Dynavision 61.55 58.70 Hitechwind 11.95 11.40 Kirlosar Pn [2] 180.40 165.30 Nagar.Agrite 4.50 4.50 Quadrant [1] 0.29 0.28 Terrascope [5] 2.58 2.46 Winsome Brew 4.50 4.69 Bh.Immun&Bio 66.65 67.95 Rnb Denims 39.00 39.00
Shervani Ind 269.85 269.15
Acme 10.50 10.40 Birla Pretec [2] 6.93 6.77 Eastern Tred 39.00 40.90 Hleglas 1448.30 1440.30 Kirloskar El 15.15 15.15 Narbada 48.05 45.75 Raclgear 206.95 196.75 Shil [2] 179.90 170.90 Tgvsl 28.50 29.30 Wpil Ltd. 585.85 590.30 Ceinsystech 131.40 133.50 Rpel 233.60 238.00
Acrycil Ltd. [2] 196.00 192.40 Birlatyres 29.05 30.50 Eastwest 58.05 61.60 Huil 1700.00 1747.00 Kisan Mould. 11.89 11.30 Narmada Gel 162.80 159.65 Radhe Devlop 8.98 8.85 Shilchar Tec 202.85 203.45 Thinkink [5] 30.00 30.05 Xelpmoc 306.85 306.80 Chemtech Ind 11.20 11.00 S&S Power Sw 14.38 15.03
Adcindia 197.50 196.80 Bl.Chip Tex 105.15 103.50 Eco Board In 4.95 4.71 Icici500 198.45 197.43 Kkalpanaind [2] 23.45 21.95 Nat.Peroxide 2048.85 2004.05 Radhey 24.15 25.25 Shilp Gravur 82.80 79.15 Tiaanc 39.80 39.00 Xtglobal [1] 26.90 26.05 Darshanorna 14.80 14.56 Scooters Ind 38.10 36.55
Adhinath Tex 2.66 2.79 Bla Ros Ind [1] 132.05 130.85 Ecoplast Ltd 77.80 75.55 Icicibankn 321.68 318.29 Kmc Shil [1] 23.75 23.35 Nat.Plastic 22.35 22.05 Radix Ind 52.30 51.30 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 67.80 65.85 Tiger Logs 34.65 36.05 Yash Manage. 14.00 14.18 Ggl 38.15 38.65 Sintexplast [1] 3.32 3.24
Aditya Spin. 6.63 6.40 Bmw [1] 27.25 26.75 Ecoreco 40.15 39.55 Icicibankp 176.33 174.56 Kotak Sensex 513.00 517.00 Natfi t 40.90 39.00 Raghunath In 5.66 5.77 ShivCement [2] 23.60 23.60 Tiindia [1] 851.95 829.75 Yashchem 43.90 42.85 Ggpl [5] 34.30 33.70 Vcu Data 6.60 6.28
Ador Fontech[2] 37.80 37.30 Bnaltd 163.05 163.55 Elantas 2890.70 2867.85 Icicimcap 83.50 83.64 Kotaknifty 152.45 151.63 Nathind 73.70 74.95 Raghunath To 6.56 6.69 Shiva Fert. 40.05 38.05 Tilak [1] 2.47 2.43 Yasho 186.95 188.00 Gstl 61.70 61.05 Wimsome Text 30.70 31.05
Ador Multi. 112.10 114.25 Bnk Capital 117.20 125.00 Eldeco Hous. 2096.20 2055.00 Icicinv20 76.58 76.00 Kothari Ferm 50.80 50.15 National Std 536.00 562.80 Raj Glo Wir 468.10 500.30 Shivalik [5] 462.15 459.25 Timex Group [1] 27.35 27.85
Advent Comp.
Afel
1.94
15.10
1.93
15.35
Bnl
Bnr Udyog
5.45
11.30
5.70
10.74
Elpro Inter [1]
Emerald
40.30
13.20
42.15
13.20
Icicinxt50 [1]
Icicisensx
34.43
534.00
34.21
538.64
Kpel
Kpittech
67.90
141.50
68.00
139.10
Natural Caps
Ndrauto
89.95
241.50
91.25
231.45
Rajdarshan
Rajkumar Frg
12.44
34.00
12.50
33.90
Shree Global [1]
Shreeganes
2.67
126.85
2.59
128.60
Tinnarubr
Tirupati Sar [5]
40.30
8.19
41.10
7.79
NSE Trade for Trade
Agio Paper 1.66 1.74 Bodhtree 30.85 31.50 Emmessar Bio 18.65 18.30 Icicitech 267.36 266.12 Kpt [5] 77.40 77.00 Neogen 734.85 721.70 Rajoo Engin. [1] 22.19 21.66 Shreyas Inte 9.26 9.08 Tirupati Sta 36.85 37.50 C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Aiil 243.00 255.15 Bom.Cycle 505.75 505.40 Empire Ind. 633.80 630.10 Iifl sec [2] 50.95 51.95 Kriti Nutri [1] 48.00 43.75 Netfsensex 535.34 532.13 Ram RatWire[5] 81.05 80.55 Shri Dinesh 234.00 241.05 Titan Biotec 169.10 167.55
Aimco Pesti. 95.55 94.90 BomoxyB1 [100] 9950.00 9984.20 Enkei Wheel [5] 242.00 238.95 Iifl wam [2] 1062.55 1050.85 Krrail 15.23 15.05 Netfsnx150 46.00 46.00 Rama Paper 16.53 16.20 ShrJagdamb [1] 530.55 557.05 Titan Secur. 10.95 10.48 M Precot 87.35 85.05
Ainfra [5] 26.10 26.70 Boroltd [1] 208.25 201.90 Envain Elect 24.00 25.20 Iisl 5.25 5.19 Krypton Ind 10.05 10.49 Netripples 6.37 6.06 Rama Phosph 92.60 91.55 Shriram Asse 76.55 80.35 Toyamind [1] 3.01 2.94 A D m Premier 4.95 4.95
Ajanta Soya 72.90 71.60 Bplpharma 394.25 390.05 Equitasbnk 41.40 40.90 Imec 1.51 1.51 Kuantum [1] 56.30 54.00 Nettlinx Ltd 67.85 67.75 Ramgopal Pol 2.41 2.29 Shristinfra 74.80 71.10 Tproject 1.68 1.71 A O Radaan [2] 1.05 1.00
Ajil 40.00 37.60 Brady Morris 90.00 85.55 Esaar (I)Ltd 2.95 3.00 Inani Marble [2] 17.25 17.25 Kunststoffe 21.30 20.55 NglFine Chm [5] 1196.25 1195.90 Raminfo 34.00 33.65 Sibar Auto 8.99 8.55 Transchem 20.65 20.10 A M C Radha Madh 3.15 3.10
Akashdeep 43.00 40.35 Brand Real 60.00 59.00 Escort Finan 3.61 3.44 Incap Ltd. 25.50 26.65 Kushind 1.72 1.75 Nhcfoods 7.08 6.73 Rapicut Carb 28.00 28.90 Siddha Ven 1.54 1.47 Transcorp In [2] 10.20 10.25 A V RAJ OIL MILLS 95.05 99.80
Alexander 14.16 13.58 Bslsenetfg 489.08 475.50 Etil 8.03 7.97 Ind Cem Cap 5.23 4.99 Lactose(I) 24.85 24.00 Nicco Parks [1] 46.00 47.00 Rasandik Eng 60.95 58.35 Siel Financl 1.80 1.89 Transfreight 9.29 9.47 A D RamaSteel [5] 78.65 75.4
Alu Fluoride 351.80 334.25 Burgerking 145.15 141.60 Everest Org. 264.10 262.65 Ind.Acrylics 10.87 10.60 Ladderup Fin 17.75 16.90 Niehspd 0.94 0.88 Rasi Electro [2] 3.29 3.21 Sika Inter. 298.55 299.70 Transgene Bi 4.14 4.14 A H N m
Amal Product 185.55 189.45 Calcom Visio 27.50 26.50 Evexia 161.75 162.65 Ind.Bank Hsg 27.40 29.10 Lahoti Over. [2] 16.75 16.75 Niesspl 1.85 1.67 Rathi Bars 18.73 18.52 SimmonMar [2] 41.05 39.50 Transgl.Food 149.05 146.10 AGC N C D
Amco India L 25.05 26.10 Cams 1794.15 1794.00 Facor Alloys [1] 3.31 3.47 Ind.Toners 122.55 122.85 Lakshmi Elec 323.55 320.00 Niesspm 6.05 6.57 Rcl 9.40 9.55 Simplex Real 52.55 50.85 Transpek 1629.55 1622.65 A H m
Amfl 2.00 1.96 Caprihans 87.10 85.95 Fairchemor 604.60 603.55 IndagRubber[2] 100.60 105.50 Lancer 82.90 78.60 Nihar Info 5.20 5.35 Rdb Rasayan 56.00 54.45 Simran Farms 58.00 57.70 Trejhara 32.90 31.40 A w
Amines&Plast [2] 72.65 70.65 Caprola.Chem 20.50 20.55 Faze Three L 58.25 59.30 India Gelat. 95.95 94.60 Lancor Holds[2] 8.06 7.67 Nikhil Adhsv 215.85 208.65 Rdb Realty 17.35 16.75 Sinclair Hot [2] 47.05 46.15 Trescon 69.75 69.50 A
Amintan [1] 1.00 1.04 Captain Poly [2] 39.70 39.30 Faze3auto 56.25 54.55 India Home 41.15 40.05 Lehar 23.70 22.65 Nile Ltd. 343.75 334.80 Regency 14.11 14.15 Singer India [2] 41.65 40.40 Trio Mercan 28.15 27.50 A
Amrapali Ind [5] 4.49 4.27 Carnation In 7.15 7.50 Fermenta [5] 298.65 296.40 India Niveh [1] 20.15 20.35 Licnetfsen 565.00 535.00 Niosag 10.95 10.90 Rel.Chemotx 81.50 79.15 Sisl 182.00 185.15 Triton Valve 1034.10 1026.40 A WM
Amrawor Agr[1] 0.56 0.58 Ccl Inter 20.80 19.76 Ferventsyn 14.76 14.03 Indiamart 7323.15 7721.90 Licnfnhgp 148.30 153.00 Nirlon 285.90 285.45 Reltd 34.00 35.70 Sky Indust. 41.90 42.50 Triveni Glas 7.50 7.13 A M & w M A
Andhra Petro 55.20 53.15 Cdg 18.20 18.55 Fiberwb In 29.65 29.15 Indian Sucro 24.05 24.05 Likhitha 191.55 189.40 Nitincast [5] 68.10 64.80 Remi Edel 18.50 18.50 Skyl Millar [1] 7.25 7.11 Ttfl 26.60 26.45 A & K
Andrew Yule [2] 16.95 16.75 Ceejay Finan 96.25 93.75 Finkurve [1] 57.40 54.55 Indicap 36.00 35.35 Link Pharma 23.65 23.75 Nitta Gela 174.40 173.45 Remlife 64.75 62.00 Smruthiorg 633.15 601.50 Ttient 1.74 1.74 A K C m & w w
Angelbrkg 356.85 360.05 Cenlub Indus 46.85 46.00 Flex Foods 78.55 77.95 Indo Amines 90.60 91.45 Lkp Fin 111.00 113.30 Niyogin 73.00 69.35 Resonance 147.35 154.45 Smslife 591.60 584.00 Ttil 3.96 3.89 A D K
Anjani Synt. 18.50 18.95 Centerac [1] 1.54 1.61 Fluidomat 92.30 92.80 Indoboraxc 481.90 465.05 Lkpsec [2] 7.32 7.18 Novartis [5] 675.45 673.50 Restile Cer. 2.95 3.06 Snim [1] 16.71 17.04 Tuticorin. 6.84 6.79 A m M K m A
Ansal Build. 43.10 41.75 CgVak Softw 85.50 82.70 Fluorochem [1] 597.80 604.45 Indokem Ltd. 23.55 22.40 Lloyds Met E [1] 14.02 13.67 Npr Finance 13.10 13.60 Rexnord Ele. 32.15 33.00 Snl Bearings 167.70 164.35 Tvf2g 10.42 10.50 A m K
Anuh Pharma[5] 129.15 128.50 Chamanl Se [2] 84.30 83.35 Foods & Inns [1] 58.10 55.75 Indrayani Bi 7.75 7.40 Lohia Securi 47.25 49.40 Ntc Indust 48.40 48.50 Rgrl 21.25 21.30 Solara 1247.45 1290.40 Tyche Inds 227.90 218.85 A M N K M m
Anup 727.95 737.20 Chandni Te 62.25 62.20 Forbes & Co 1594.05 1569.35 Indrenew 8.13 7.73 Lords Chloro 33.10 33.75 Nyssacorp [1] 1.72 1.75 Riba Textils 59.45 58.85 Solitair Mc 24.55 24.45 Udaip Ceme [4] 24.45 24.25 m K w
Anupam 8.16 7.76 Chandra Prab 24.10 25.25 Force Motr 1420.60 1404.20 Indsil Hyd 15.14 15.89 Lotus Choc 18.50 18.20 Oal [5] 669.25 611.15 Riddhicorp 166.40 166.40 Somdatt Fin 10.11 10.49 Udayjew 173.25 168.65 AG m K D CU K OUD
Apm Indus. [2] 25.20 24.95 Chandrima 6.24 6.12 Fortis Mlr 53.30 53.00 Indus.&Prud. 1095.00 1124.75 Loy.Tex Mill 519.50 492.15 Odyssey Tech 26.10 25.00 Ridhi Sidhi 275.00 271.10 Sourcentrl 136.50 132.00 Ugrocap 120.55 119.90 K
Apmfi nvest [2] 23.00 22.35 Charterlogis [1] 3.52 3.61 Fortune Int. 15.52 14.75 Informedtec 17.31 16.45 Ludolow Jute 84.35 82.20 Ok Play (I) 18.55 18.80 Riga Sugar 5.00 4.77 Southernin 17.05 17.39 Ultracab 107.75 109.25 K m A
Apollo Fin I 333.85 337.10 Chdchem 30.70 31.30 Fraser 5.94 5.83 Infrabees 406.40 410.00 Luharuka [1] 0.67 0.65 Olympia Ind. 24.45 25.65 Rishi Laser 8.92 8.55 Spaceage 12.15 12.35 Ultramarine [2] 319.15 302.90 Am G m
Apollotri [2] 942.00 960.80 Chemb Chm [5] 204.20 191.30 Fredun 428.05 456.15 Inn.Tech.Pac [1] 19.53 19.12 Lykisltd 25.65 26.35 Orient Bever 77.00 77.20 Rishiroop 58.10 57.60 Spandana 766.65 763.75 Umiya 7.99 7.60 V H MA OO N
Apoorva 14.72 14.10 Chemcon 455.20 443.10 Freshtrop Fr 76.80 78.45 Inno Invest 5.46 5.32 Mac Charles 221.65 222.00 Orient Trade [2] 1.47 1.40 Rishitech 19.95 20.00 Spel Semicon 13.00 12.65 Uni Abex 399.55 401.55 C w C M H VA M
Arcee Indust 6.81 6.94 Chemo Pharma 31.85 31.25 Frontier Spr 319.40 310.80 Insilco Ltd. 9.71 9.51 Machino Plas 85.50 86.00 Oriental Ven [1] 44.10 48.90 Rit Pro Ind 21.60 21.30 Spencer [5] 82.50 79.05 Uni Off Auto 3.20 3.36 G OVA NG m
Architorg 21.80 22.10 Cheviot Co. 702.50 703.25 G.G.Dandekar [1] 46.05 48.35 Int.Conveyor [1] 32.40 32.90 Madhavipl [1] 5.60 5.75 Orientelec [1] 229.85 238.90 Ritesh Inter 13.30 13.40 Spenta Int. 60.20 57.20 Union Qualit 11.40 11.40 G m& w m
Arealty [2] 2.00 2.02 Choice Int. 113.45 113.00 G.S.Auto Int [5] 4.20 4.41 Integra Eng [1] 33.50 33.15 Madrasfert 29.20 31.70 Osiajee 28.30 27.90 Rodium 72.85 62.10 Spice Island 4.71 4.48 Unique Organ 19.95 19.25 G MAC OW CNC
Arfi n 60.95 58.40 Chordia Food 105.05 103.50 Gajra Bevel 2.17 2.27 Inter St.Fin [1] 0.60 0.60 Maesgetf [18] 25.25 25.04 Ozoneworld 95.45 92.40 Roselabs Fin 14.50 14.99 Spicejet Ltd 90.75 89.20 Uniroyal Mar 12.16 12.74 C MADHAV CO M
Arihant Cap. [5] 80.50 80.25 Chowgule St 5.41 5.68 Ganesh Benz [1] 57.60 57.25 Inter.Combus 175.20 168.05 Maestros Ele 110.50 110.45 P.G.Foils 92.80 92.45 Rossari [2] 877.65 870.75 Sportking 711.00 743.55 Unitech Inte 4.00 4.20 C m M
Arnold Hold 29.50 29.45 Cifl 117.55 123.35 Garmntmntr 81.00 83.50 Inter.Travel 60.85 60.40 Mafatlal Ind 111.60 110.50 P.G.Ind.Ltd. [5] 6.38 6.07 Roto Pumps [2] 142.35 138.65 Srg Hfl 160.00 159.95 United Drill 282.40 279.05 KM M A
Artefact Pr 35.75 35.00 Cil Securits 13.45 12.58 Garnet Const 23.05 21.90 Invest &Prec 195.85 193.30 Magna Electr 171.55 174.45 Pacifi c Ind. 194.60 185.65 Route 1185.20 1198.00 Sri Digv Cem 59.90 61.25 Univ.Starch 65.50 66.00 K M A C N w
Artson Eng [1] 37.20 37.20 Citadel 10.15 9.72 Garnet Intl 38.45 36.95 Ion Exchange 1142.45 1117.60 Maha.Rubtech 44.85 43.85 Padmaind 4.58 4.80 Royale Manor 14.73 14.70 Sri Nachamai 15.45 16.20 Univphoto 198.00 196.85 M w
Ashfl 80.05 80.90 Clio Infotec 1.29 1.31 Garware Poly 435.50 417.05 Ipru3018 10.70 10.60 Mahepc 159.60 157.30 Palmjewels 43.50 43.45 Rril [5] 11.70 11.93 Sspdl Ltd 13.51 13.23 Unjha Formul 9.90 9.41 M m
Ashiana Agro 3.71 3.78 Cni Res Ltd [1] 1.77 1.75 Gayatri Sugr 1.88 1.87 Ircon [2] 88.95 87.50 Majestic Aut 115.95 117.35 Pana Energ 241.25 235.35 Rts Power Co 52.60 49.00 Stanrose Maf 79.00 80.60 Upsurge Inv. 23.43 24.60 C CO M O m
Ashikacr 30.60 32.25 Coast Corp 189.50 184.15 Gbfl 4.07 4.27 Irctc 1452.10 1453.85 Makers Lab. 281.05 277.00 Panch.Steel 36.05 35.00 Rubfi la Int. [5] 57.50 57.20 Starlog 16.50 15.69 Utiamc 580.75 579.50 C M M
Ashirwa Cap [1] 3.98 3.88 Cochin Min. 141.25 140.05 Gblil 1.75 1.72 Isec [5] 447.90 439.20 Mal [3] 0.71 0.68 Pankajpiyus 43.65 41.65 Ruttonsha In 36.70 36.10 Starteck 93.80 89.50 Utibanketf 324.12 322.61 C M w H H
Ashish Poly. 8.26 8.67 Cockerill 840.00 816.90 Gckl 13.52 13.80 Isgec [1] 371.95 375.90 Mallcom 300.05 303.15 Panth 10.79 11.00 Rvhl [1] 26.30 25.35 Std.Battery [1] 19.25 19.63 Utiniftetf 1566.67 1554.94 C N M DH
Ashnoor Tex. 15.48 15.31 Colinz Labor 10.83 10.62 Gee Ltd [2] 35.90 35.80 Ishan Dyes 51.25 49.15 Man50etf [100] 149.80 148.80 Para. Cosmet 16.85 16.70 Rvnl 30.90 30.05 Std.Surfact. 23.00 22.55 Utique 2.46 2.34 CM M N m W
AshokAlco 69.75 66.45 Com Fincap 10.66 10.95 Gemstone In[1] 3.07 2.94 Ist Ltd. [5] 400.20 392.75 Mancredit 58.70 57.80 Paramone 33.75 34.40 S.I.Paper 98.60 97.75 Steel Exch 51.50 49.05 Utisensetf 526.76 529.97 C m m M
Asian Tea 18.45 18.01 Comfort Inte 6.31 6.00 Gencon [5] 48.50 48.00 Itl Industrs 87.15 87.15 Mangalam In[1] 0.72 0.71 Parleind 12.59 12.13 Saboo Sodium 6.01 6.31 Steelcast [5] 136.00 131.35 Utlinds [1] 12.98 13.56 C C H M m
Asianene 94.75 91.20 Competent Au 132.50 130.90 Generaagri 2.80 2.94 Iwp [2] 29.05 28.70 Manorg 497.20 477.80 Parnaxlab 29.55 28.50 Sacheta Met. 20.67 20.18 Stl Str Inf 4.56 4.60 Uyfi ncorp [5] 2.71 2.68 C C M
Asiil [1] 16.45 16.00 Comsyn 134.40 127.70 Gennex Lab [1] 5.62 5.30 Jagan Lamps 34.50 32.75 Manvijay 515.25 532.75 Parshwana 20.00 20.80 Sadhana Nitr[1] 23.10 22.65 Stovac Ind. 1994.80 1969.10 Vadilal Ent 1690.00 1723.40 C M M
Asm Technolo 256.80 261.75 Conart Eng. 30.00 31.20 Genpharma [1] 9.14 9.42 Jagatjit Ind 40.00 39.95 Manxt50etf [275] 338.00 333.51 Pas.Acrylon 12.66 12.44 Safari Ind. [2] 562.75 566.00 Sukjit Strch 189.40 187.05 Valiant Comm 72.00 71.05 C M M C
Asrl 72.60 74.50 Concord 24.70 23.95 Ggeng 114.55 113.35 Jaibala Ind 25.65 26.90 Margo Fin 7.40 7.77 Pasari Spin 1.71 1.63 Sagarprod [1] 6.19 6.49 Sulabh Eng. [1] 1.51 1.54 Valiantorg 1436.40 1425.00 D M G &H
Asso.Alcohol 318.85 318.25 Cont.Petro [5] 19.65 19.30 Giladafi ns 22.50 23.60 Jaipan Indus 9.80 9.40 Maruti Infra 22.30 22.45 Patel Airtem 152.10 148.75 Sagarsoft 91.70 85.40 Sumedha Fisc 23.40 22.50 Valson Indus 15.55 15.25 DCM M H K HO
Asyainfo 5.18 5.00 Coral Lab. 297.00 295.90 Gland [1] 2274.80 2205.15 Jameswarren 136.55 133.60 Master Trust [5] 25.00 23.75 Paushak Ltd 4168.85 4293.95 Sahara Housg 55.00 52.25 Sumichem 326.20 319.65 Vama Inds [2] 6.94 6.70 DCMN M H G
Atharv Ent 1.13 1.16 Coral Newspr 4.00 4.20 Glosterltd 479.65 485.10 Jasch Indust 42.65 42.30 Maxhealth 162.40 163.15 Pcs Tech 5.90 5.79 Sahya Indu 324.10 316.50 Sunedison 74.50 75.95 Vamshi Rubb. 19.00 18.10 D M M K
Athenaglo 39.70 41.40 Cosco India 101.85 100.05 Gnrl 14.44 13.60 Jay Ushin 499.95 453.75 Maximus 115.55 119.60 Pee Cee Cosm 116.95 113.10 Saibaba 2.66 2.53 Sunil Health 24.35 25.55 Varroc [1] 424.80 421.45 D M G W
Atishay 36.15 37.95 Cosmo Ferr. 10.64 10.94 Godavari Dru 44.05 43.90 Jaykay [1] 16.05 16.37 Maxindia 62.25 62.15 Perm Magnets 150.00 152.15 Sainik Fin. 25.65 24.40 Sunshield Ch 206.30 202.45 Vedavaag 33.35 32.35 D M m
Atv Projects 5.36 5.50 Cosyn 25.75 24.50 Golden Lamin 946.05 944.65 Jayshri Chem 4.65 4.86 Mazdock 216.60 209.60 Pharmaids Ph 12.70 12.45 SaintGobain 62.50 69.00 Super Crop. [2] 10.14 9.89 Veejay Laksh 26.85 27.00 D N
Auro Lab. 103.55 101.30 Crane Infra 3.65 3.70 Golkunda Dia 18.40 17.50 Jaysn Dyest [1] 53.05 50.70 Mcloud 69.95 69.50 Phoenix Int. 12.95 13.59 Salauto 167.85 169.95 SuperTanner [1] 3.10 3.14 Veer Energy 10.16 9.48 N
Austin Engg. 39.35 37.00 Cranex Ltd. 9.20 9.66 Goodricke 270.15 265.30 Jenburkt Ph. 417.95 413.15 Medi Caps 23.25 23.00 Phytochem I. 26.85 25.55 Sambandam Sp 79.40 77.85 Superb Paper 10.95 11.05 Velan Hotels 2.57 2.48 N N N
Avantel Ltd 406.70 420.35 Cravatex 262.20 260.20 Goodyear (I) 988.45 984.30 Jetinfotran 35.50 34.60 MediaMatrix [1] 6.03 6.45 Piccadily Ag 14.32 13.39 Samkrg Pist. 147.75 146.35 Superior 98.25 98.40 Veljan 834.40 820.30 C N w
Avonmore 15.80 15.85 Creative 333.00 349.65 Gowra Leasng 17.20 17.95 Jindal Hotl 24.95 24.00 Medicamen Bi 467.50 460.00 Piccadily Su 5.16 5.04 Sampre Nutri 25.10 24.65 Supreme Ho 14.76 14.36 Veritas [1] 55.70 54.60 N M
Awhcl [5] 329.60 313.85 Crestchem Lt 39.80 37.85 Goyal Asso. [1] 2.10 2.20 Jkagri Gen 691.15 667.10 Medinova Dia 21.80 20.75 Pion Invest 28.80 28.95 Samrat Pharm 127.40 123.50 Suraj Ltd 25.80 27.00 Viaanindus [1] 1.01 1.05 G G N
Axisaegpg 14.50 13.76 Crowntours 18.85 18.65 Grauer& Weil[1] 43.90 43.00 Jl Morison 1934.25 1950.00 Mega Corpn. [1] 0.85 0.87 Pix Trans 260.85 264.95 Samtex Fash.[2] 0.86 0.85 Surat Text. [1] 4.26 4.32 Victory Papr 101.20 102.55 G W N V V ON
Axtel Indus. 246.85 240.50 Ctl [1] 4.67 4.55 Gravity (I) 1.68 1.75 Joindre Capi 18.15 18.65 MenonPiston[1] 20.25 20.65 Pml 1293.85 1320.00 Sanco Trans 174.00 179.35 Suryalata Sp 129.40 126.70 Vijay Textil 38.30 36.40 G N C m V
B.N.Rathi Se 29.25 28.95 Cubical Fin. [2] 3.88 3.69 Greencrest [1] 0.57 0.58 Jstl 39.15 41.00 Mercantile 14.62 14.61 Poel 27.00 28.35 Sandu Pharma 33.25 33.50 Suryamba Sp 59.45 56.50 Vikas Wsp [1] 4.55 4.58 G NU & N U
B2b Soft. 13.96 13.50 DaiIchi Kar 270.30 263.70 Greenpanel [1] 165.05 163.20 Jtl Infra 257.55 248.50 Mercurylab 642.10 660.00 Polson Ltd. [50] 8727.35 8706.25 Sandur Mang. 1148.55 1171.85 Suvenphar [1] 482.60 489.55 Vikasmcorp [1] 4.43 4.63 G NK U G
Baba Arts [1] 10.31 10.25 Daikaffil Ch 33.95 33.05 Grm Overseas 538.05 538.05 Jumpnet [5] 11.90 11.70 Metroglobl 53.00 53.90 Polycab 1216.70 1283.25 Sankhya Info 4.20 4.37 Suyog Tele 514.80 503.20 Vikasprop [1] 3.08 3.01 GKW N U M
Baid Leasing 34.80 36.25 Danlaw Tech. 102.00 107.05 Guj Cotex [5] 1.66 1.66 Jupiter Info 29.40 30.85 Midinfra [1] 1.39 1.39 Polychem 432.00 464.85 Sappl 176.65 173.30 Sv Global [5] 42.10 40.00 Vikram Therm 183.35 181.95 G C O C A U mG
Bajaj Steel [5] 269.80 267.40 Danube 18.50 19.41 Guj.Craft In 39.90 37.95 Jyoti Ltd. 12.50 12.01 Milkfood 392.80 392.35 Polylink Pol [5] 10.42 10.94 Sarasw.Comm. 952.00 969.35 Svam Softwar 1.81 1.84 Vinyofl ex Lt 31.35 32.90 G N O O V
Bajajhcare 480.75 480.00 Darjeeling 4.80 4.58 Guj.Hotels 105.00 102.85 Jyoti Resins 419.85 407.80 Mini Diamond 3.21 3.11 Polymech.Mch 35.65 35.20 Sarel 20.06 21.06 Svaraj Trad 6.13 5.87 Vipulorg 125.30 128.65 G O m VA HA HA
Balasore [5] 11.36 11.06 Deccangold [1] 17.15 16.85 Guj.Intrux 112.75 113.50 Kabsons Indu 5.45 5.55 Mishtann [1] 6.03 6.05 Polyspin [5] 52.65 50.05 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 20.35 20.60 Svartcorp [1] 4.08 3.97 Virat Crane 24.80 23.35 H O C V
Balmer La.In 397.70 401.60 Decipher 37.40 36.25 Guj.Terc Lab 7.25 7.61 Kallam [2] 13.75 13.50 Mitshi 19.65 20.40 Poona Dal 41.30 40.65 Satia [1] 89.45 88.80 Svcind 1.58 1.57 Virat Indus. 41.35 44.05 H M O CH D HA M V H
Balurghat Te 8.03 8.31 Deepak Spinn 84.10 86.70 Guj.Themis. [5] 248.90 245.35 Kamadgiri 33.50 32.80 Mitsu 111.05 115.70 Porwal Auto 19.05 18.20 Satprop Ltd [2] 2.26 2.22 Svpglob [1] 76.85 80.65 Virinchi 47.50 45.80 HOV O CO N V C
Bambino Agro 203.10 195.90 Del 15.15 15.25 H.P.Cotton 36.05 34.50 Kamaholding 6147.70 6131.35 Mkexim 23.10 22.95 Powerindia [2] 1283.35 1267.95 Sauras.Cem. 60.00 59.25 SwadPolytex[1] 6.94 6.94 Visagar Fin [2] 1.08 1.10 H w O G V
Bampsl Secur 1.69 1.72 Delton Cable 41.65 42.70 Halder 58.00 60.90 Kaman Hsg 4.98 4.98 Mnil 19.00 18.05 Ppl 122.05 116.50 Saven Techn[1] 44.80 45.65 Swadeshi Ind 1.07 1.12 Vishal [5] 44.90 44.05 & V W D m
Basant Agro [1] 7.69 7.03 Denis Chem 42.65 39.30 Haldyn Glass [1] 33.25 31.95 Kanchi 499.50 487.25 Modern Dairi 6.37 6.06 Pradeep Met. 56.90 59.75 Sbec Sugar 7.46 7.50 Swasti Vinay [1] 14.68 15.41 Vishwaraj 130.65 128.10 m W W
Bclenterpr 17.50 18.15 Devhari [1] 1.02 1.00 Happstmnds 377.60 364.55 Kanishk St. 12.72 12.47 ModernIndia [2] 41.90 39.85 Prag Bosimi 2.25 2.14 Sbicard 998.60 979.15 Swastik Inv 188.85 195.50 Vision Corpo 1.16 1.19 M w D
Bclil 94.30 92.85 Dhabriya 36.20 34.80 Harish 26.60 25.30 Kanpur Plast 119.20 119.90 Modern Steel 2.87 2.98 Pranav.Spin 16.00 16.55 Sbisensex 533.69 534.67 Swsolar [1] 261.55 246.65 Vista Pharma[2] 11.00 10.65
Bcpl 100.25 99.80 Dhan Roto Sp 23.00 22.85 Harya Capfi n 31.55 31.05 Karnavati 18.50 19.70 Modinatural 71.05 69.95 Praveg 52.00 51.65 Scandent 13.41 13.55 Sybly Inds. 3.28 3.44 Vistaramar 36.60 34.80 H
Bdh Indus. 86.60 86.70 Dhanadacol [1] 2.22 2.11 Hathway Bhaw 20.75 21.20 Kclinfra [2] 1.80 1.77 Modison Met[1] 53.55 52.95 Precision El 20.50 19.90 Scanp Geom [2] 16.05 16.20 Synco Form. [1] 3.46 3.40 Vivanza 142.55 145.00 W UA G O A