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Govt mulls allowing import
of GM corn at lower duty
Chennai: The government is
considering allowing the import
of genetically modified (GM)
corn (maize) at a lower, if not
zero, import duty to meet the
rising consumption in the
country, said two sources in the
know of the development.
“There are still a few issues to
sort out, including how to handle
the import of a
genetically-engineered crop.
There are cases against GMO
imports pending in courts. In
addition, the cost analysis has to
be worked out,” said sources. p10
LOW ON LIQUIDITY
RBI’s VRR auctions see
huge demand from banks
Mumbai: The variable rate repo
(VRR) auction by the Reserve
Bank of India witnessed an
overwhelming response from
banks, highlighting the growing
demand for liquidity in the
banking sector. Banks
submitted bids worth
₹1,13,915 crore, significantly
exceeding the RBI’s offer of
₹50,000 crore. p7
IN TOP GEAR
‘India on track to crossing
5 million PV sales per year’
Mumbai: Tata Motors will tap
into the growth opportunities
and strengthen its position in
the domestic passenger vehicle
market, said N Chandrasekaran
in the company’s annual
report. “India is well on track to
exceed the 5 million vehicle
sales mark in passenger
vehicles over the next few
years from the 4.1 million
volumes clocked last year,” he
said p2
An analysis of the exit polls post the last two Lok Sabha elections shows they were not very accurate
Jayant Pankaj
Chennai
The polling for the 18th
Lok Sabha election is fi-
nally ending, and most
large media houses will
now turn their attention
to ‘exit polls’. But how ac-
curate are these exit polls?
An analysis of the exit
polls post the last two Lok
Sabha elections shows
they were not very
accurate.
Exit polls are released
at the end of the last day
of polling, as mandated by
the Election Commission
of India (ECI), to prevent
influencing voter decision.
The reliability of exit polls
depends on several
factors, including the
sample size, the amount of
data collected, the design
and structure of the ques-
tionnaire, and the analysis
methodology.
The guidelines for regu-
lating exit polls are
provided under Article
324 of the Constitution.
INACCURATE IN 2019
These regulations aim to
prevent the influence of
CM
YK
GDP jumps to 7.8 per cent in Q4,
taking FY24 print to 8.2 per cent
‘INDUSTRIOUS’ INDIA. The manufacturing sector has grown 9.9%, thanks to the govt’s push, says FM
Shishir Sinha
New Delhi
Bolstered by a strong growth
in manufacturing, the Indian
economy expanded at a ro-
bust 7.8 per cent in January-
March (Q4 of FY24), sur-
passing expectations and
pushing up the growth rate
for 2023-24 to 8.2 per cent,
the Statistics Ministry repor-
ted on Friday.
The FY24 growth was sig-
nificantly better than the 7
per cent of FY23.
The growth momentum is
expected to continue on a
good monsoon and continu-
ous strong performance of
various segments of the eco-
nomy.
JUST THE TRAILER: PM
Taking to X, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi said: “The
Q4 GDP growth data for
2023-24 shows robust mo-
mentum in our economy
which is poised to further ac-
celerate. Thanks to the hard
working people of our coun-
try, 8.2 per cent growth for
the year 2023-24 exemplifies
that India continues to be
the fastest growing major
economy globally. As I’ve
MSCI rejig rings in over $2 billion in FPI passive flows
Our Bureau
Mumbai
The MSCI rejig adjustments
on Friday led to $2-2.5 billion
passive FPI flows.
With 13 inclusions and 3
exclusions, the net stock
count post-rejig is 146 for In-
dia in the MSCI Standard/EM
Index. Additionally, there
will be a net inclusion of 14
stocks in the Smallcap Index,
bringing India’s total stock
count in the small-cap index
to 497.
The 13 stocks included in
the MSCI Global Standard
The limited reliability of exit polls
exit polls on voter beha-
viour, a concern that first
emerged in January 1998.
In the 2019 LS elections,
most exit polls were inac-
curate, except for the In-
dia Today poll, which was
fairly close to the winning
margin. India Today-Axis
My India predicted that
the National Democratic
Alliance (NDA) would win
339-365 seats, the United
Progressive Alliance
(UPA) would bag 77-108,
and other parties 69-95
seats.
News 18-IPSOS forecast
336 seats for the NDA, 82
for the UPA, and 124 for
others. NDTV’s Poll of
Polls predicted 302 seats
for the NDA, and ABP-
Nielsen 267 seats. How-
ever, the NDA ended up
winning 352 seats, the
UPA 91, and other parties
100.
OFF THE MARK IN 2014
In the 2014 LS elections,
the exit poll predictions
were way off the mark.
The NDA won a thumping
335 seats, and the UPA
just 59. However, none of
the exit polls foresaw the
During the ongoing LS polls, taxman
seized ₹1,100 crore in cash and jewellery,
a jump of 182 per cent from 2019 p5
said, this is just a trailer of
things to come.”
Finance Minister Nirmala
Sitharaman said: “It is
worthwhile to note that the
manufacturing sector wit-
nessed a significant growth
of 9.9 per cent in 2023-24,
highlighting the success of
the Modi government’s ef-
forts for the sector.”
RESILIENT ECONOMY
Further, many high-fre-
Index are PB Fintech, Tor-
rent Power, Phoenix Mills,
NHPC, Indus Towers,
Sundaram Finance, Solar In-
dustries India, Jindal Stain-
less, Thermax, Bosch, JSW
Energy, Mankind Pharma
and Canara Bank.
Paytm parent One97
Communications has been
excluded as also Berger
Paints and Indraprastha Gas.
Stocks like Zomato, AU Small
Finance and Vedanta have
seen an increase in weight-
age.
INDIA’S WEIGHTAGE
India’s representation in the
emphatic win for the NDA
alliance or the rout of the
UPA.
India TV C-Voter pre-
dicted that the NDA would
win 289 seats and the UPA
101, while India Today-
Cicero’s forecast was in
between 261-283.
In both the 2014 and
2019 LS elections, media
agencies accurately pre-
dicted that the NDA would
emerge victorious, but
none could nail the exact
number of seats.
The accuracy of exit
polls can also be scrutin-
ised by examining how
media agencies forecast
the results for the NDA in
the 2019 LS elections in
some major States. For in-
stance, NDTV’s Poll of
Polls predicted that the
NDA would win around 49
seats in Uttar Pradesh, but
the actual number was 64.
Similarly, Times Now-
VMR predicted that the
NDA would win 11 seats in
West Bengal, but the Alli-
ance secured 18. News 18-
IPSOS forecast the NDA
winning 14-16 seats in
Tamil Nadu; however, the
grouping won only one.
AUTO FOCUS.
quency indicators show that
the economy continues to
remain resilient and buoyant
despite global challenges.
“India’s growth momentum
will continue in the third
term of Narendra Modi-led
government,” she said.
While the industry, led by
manufacturing, did well with
its growth rate in FY24 jump-
ing to 9.7 per cent from 2.1
per cent in FY23, services
slowed to 7.6 per cent from
MSCI EM Index is set to in-
crease from the current 18.3
per cent to nearly 19 per cent.
This increase in weight, in
terms of basis points, is the
highest among any EM Index
in this rejig. The highest rep-
resentation in the MSCI EM
Index is China, with a weight
of 25.7 per cent and 703
members in the index.
India’s weightage in the
MSCI EM Index stood at 13
per cent in the beginning of
last year, behind Taiwan
(14.4 per cent) and China
(33.5 per cent). The weight-
age had remained steady at
around 8 per cent from 2015
10 per cent. Agriculture
growth rate came down to
2.1 per cent from 4.4 per cent
on account of an uneven
monsoon.
DEMAND SIDE PUSH
Decoding the number, D K
Shrivastava, Chief Policy Ad-
visor with EY India, said
while private final consump-
tion expenditure (PFCE)
growth is still languishing at
4 per cent, the main demand
side push is coming from
gross fixed capital formation
which has grown at 9 per
cent. The external sector
drag has also lessened. “In
Q4, the contribution of net
exports turned positive after
remaining negative for three
successive quarters,” he said.
The divergence between
GVA (Gross Value Added
showing supply side) and
GDP (Gross Domestic
Product, reflecting the de-
mand side) continues. “A
sharp divergence to the tune
of 150 bps between GVA and
GDP is due to higher net in-
direct taxes as the subsidy
outgo was lower while tax
collections rose in the last
quarter,” Swati Arora, Eco-
nomist with HDFC Bank, ex-
plained while expecting this
to October 2020, implying
that it has more than doubled
in the last three-and-a-half
years.
“I remain extremely
bullish on India, especially
with active participation
from mutual funds and HNI/
retailers in the Indian equity
markets. We should anticip-
ate many more inclusions in
the EM index. We are just be-
ginning to scratch the surface
of our potential. There is
enormous potential for far
more additions to happen for
India,” said Abhilash Pagaria,
Nuvama Alternative and
Quantitative Research.
to continue in the current
quarter as well.
Shreya Sodhani, Regional
Economist, Barclays, said:
“Despite today’s stronger-
than-expected print and con-
sequent high base, we main-
tain our FY25 GDP growth
forecast at 7 per cent.”
GROWTH TO CONTINUE
Further, she expects the
steady domestic growth mo-
mentum to continue suppor-
ted by the continued in-
crease in government capex
(albeit at a slower pace), the
much-anticipated rise in
private investment, some re-
covery in rural consumption,
even if cyclical, and recovery
in exports with the uptick in
global trade.
Shrivastava said the FY25
real GDP growth is likely to
be in the range of 7-7.5 per
cent, expecting continued
high capital expenditure in
the full FY25 Budget. “With
the fiscal deficit at 5.6 per
cent of GDP, buoyancy of
gross taxes at 1.4 in FY24,
and a substantial rise in the
RBI dividend, the govern-
ment is in a position to lay a
solid foundation for medium
term growth averaging 7 per
cent,” he said.
FPIs’ short exposures in index
futures hit a high ahead of poll results
Ashley Coutinho
Mumbai
Foreign portfolio investors
have raised their net short ex-
posure in index futures in Wed-
nesday’s rollover to 2.97 lakh
contracts, a multi-year high.
Until Wednesday, FPIs were
50 per cent long in index fu-
tures, which dipped to 13 per
cent on Thursday, resulting in
one of the largest net short posi-
tions being created overnight.
This indicates that the overseas
investors are playing on the
bearish side of the market ahead
of election results, which are
due on June 4.
The formation of bearish
bets does not necessarily mean
that the market will fall in the
coming days. In October last
year, for instance, the long-
short ratio had dipped to 11 per
cent. In November, FPIs started
covering their net shorts and a
1,000- point rally followed that
took Nifty to 20,000.
“A similar short-covering
may happen this time, too, espe-
cially if the event (election res-
ults) is in the market’s favour,”
said Soni Patnaik, AVP - Deriv-
ative Research, JM Financial
Services. This time, though, not
all parameters are in the over-
sold zone. Which is why FPIs
may hold on or even increase
their shorts if the event out-
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FY24 fiscal deficit reined in
at 5.6%, lower than RE of
5.8%, on robust revenues
KR Srivats
New Delhi
Aided by strong revenue re-
ceipts, thanks to robust eco-
nomic growth, the Centre’s
fiscal deficit as a percentage of
GDP for 2023-24 surprised pos-
itively coming in at 5.6 per cent,
lower than the 5.8 per cent Re-
vised Estimate in the Interim
Budget, official data showed.
The fiscal deficit for April
this year stood at ₹2.1-lakh
crore, or 12.5 per cent of the full
year target.
This better-than-expected
performance for 2023-24 has
raised the hope that the Centre
can rein in the fiscal deficit un-
der the 5.1 per cent projected
for 2024-25.
RBI’S DIVIDEND BOOST
The optimism on this front has
been bolstered by the RBI’s
₹2.1-lakh crore dividend bon-
anza to the Centre.
This also indicates that the
Centre is well positioned to
demonstrate its fiscal consolid-
ation commitment and achieve
— if same astuteness on fiscal
management is maintained —
the targeted fiscal deficit of 4.5
per cent of GDP for 2025-26
without disturbing the growth
story, economists said.
With a robust GDP growth of
8.2 per cent in 2023-24, India is
expected to maintain its status
as the fastest growing large eco-
nomy for the next few years,
they pointed out.
The Centre’s fiscal deficit for
2023-24 stood at ₹16.54-lakh
crore, that is, 95.3 per cent of
the RE of ₹17.34-lakh crore,
data released by the Controller-
General of Accounts (CGA)
showed. As a percentage of
GDP, the fiscal deficit stood at
5.6 per cent.
Aided by a good show on
non-tax revenues, the overall
revenue receipts for 2023-24
came in at ₹27.28-lakh crore
(₹27-lakh crore, RE).
While the net tax revenue for
2023-24 stood at ₹23.27-lakh
crore (₹23.24-lakh crore estim-
ated), non-tax revenues came
in at ₹4.02-lakh crore (₹3.76-
lakh crore, RE).
The better show on fiscal de-
come is not favourable. Or, they
may book profits in the shorts,
for which the markets will have
to crash, said Patnaik.
HEDGING OPERATIONS
“While this large position may
raise concerns, it is also possible
that FPIs are engaging in nor-
mal hedging operations. Similar
high exposure levels were ob-
served at the beginning of May,
which were wound down in 3-4
trading days. Given the poten-
tial for market swings, it is ad-
visable to maintain compre-
hensive hedges during such
pivotal events,” said a note by
Nuvama Wealth and Invest-
ment.
Net client stock futures open
interest is at 1.962 million con-
tracts, a multi-year high, sig-
nalling that individual investors
are significantly leveraged. “In
such a state, any negative devel-
opment could lead to substan-
tial market volatility and retail
investors might be forced to un-
wind positions rapidly, exacer-
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ficit was also aided by a tight lid
on total expenditure at ₹44.43-
lakh crore, lower than the RE’s
₹44.91-lakh crore.
EXPERTS’ TAKE
Commenting on the fiscal defi-
cit numbers, DK Srivastava,
Chief Policy Advisor, EY India,
said the fiscal deficit number
outshine the RE, indicating a
positive trend.
Madan Sabnavis, Chief Eco-
nomist, Bank of Baroda, said:
“Since the fiscal deficit has
come in lower at 5.6 per cent in
2023-24, this also means that
for 2025-26, it could be expect-
ing the government to over-
achieve again. Instead of 5.1 per
cent, the government could
even aim and go down to 4.9 per
cent”.
Aditi Nayar, Chief Econom-
ist, Head of Research and Out-
reach at ICRA Ltd, said the
fiscal deficit for April 2024 has
spiked on account of an unex-
pected surge in revenue spend-
ing, in spite of healthy tax rev-
enues. The higher-than-
budgeted dividend from the Re-
serve Bank of India is likely to
dampen the fiscal deficit in the
rest of this quarter.
Core sector grows
at 3-month high
of 6.2% in April
Aided by a strong show by
electricity generation, coal and
natural gas sectors, the output of
eight core industries hit a
three-month high of 6.2 per cent in
April, topping the upward revised
output growth of 6 per cent in
March. The latest reading was
substantially higher than the April
2023’s core industries growth of
4.6 per cent, showed official data
released by the Commerce and
Industry Ministry on Friday.
Details p3
bating market declines,” the
Nuvama note added.
SPIKE IN OPTIONS
The increasing volatility has
also resulted in a spike in op-
tions premium in the past few
days. The Nifty VIX has risen 83
per cent to 24.6 in the last one
month. “We are seeing a lot of
deep out-of-the-money (OTM)
options writing because premi-
ums are expensive,” said Pat-
naik.
Nifty formed a long-legged
Doji on May 31 and breached
the 5-day losing streak. In the
last week, the Nifty has shed
1.85 per cent, with the ‘IT index’
down 4 per cent and ‘Oil & Gas’
losing 3.78 per cent.
“Nifty could see volatile
moves early next week based on
the outcome of exit polls and
later the actual results of voting.
Nifty could stay in the 22150-
22794 band for the early part of
next week,” said Deepak Jasani,
Head of Retail Research, HDFC
Securities.
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Performance wear brand
TechnoSport raises ₹175 cr
Bengaluru: TechnoSport, a
performance wear brand, has
raised ₹175 crore as its first
external fund-raising from A91
Partners. With the fresh
capital, TechnoSport plans to
enhance its modern
manufacturing capabilities,
focus on digital brand building
and the expansion of
TechnoSport’s sales and
distribution channels. OUR BUREAU
Aurobindo Pharma’s
arm in pact with MSD
Hyderabad: TheraNym, a
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Aurobindo Pharma, and an
affiliate of CuraTeQ and MSD
signed a Master Service
Agreement (MSA) to enter
contract manufacturing
operations for biologicals. The
facility will be set up at
Borapatla village, Hathnoora
Mandal, in Medak District,
Telangana. OUR BUREAU
Mercedes wants new govt
to ease trade barriers
New Delhi: German carmaker
Mercedes-Benz wants India’s next
government to forge more free
trade agreements and reduce trade
barriers to help boost luxury car
sales in one of the world’s biggest
auto markets, its country head
Santosh Iyer said. Mercedes sold
17,408 cars in India in 2023, a 10 per
cent jump from a year earlier. It has
been operating in the country for
30 years and assembles some of its
cars in Pune. REUTERS
‘Will not be aggressive in terms
of price increases for this fiscal’
Mithun Dasgupta
Kolkata
Homegrown FMCG player
Emami Ltd has said it
would not be “very aggress-
ive” with price increases for
this fiscal on the assump-
tion that stable input prices
would sustain.
“We will not be very ag-
gressive in terms of price
increases for this fiscal. We
are expecting Ebitda mar-
gin expansion despite less
price increases,” said Mo-
han Goenka, Vice-Chair-
man and Whole-Time Dir-
ector, Emami Ltd, during
the Q4FY24 investors’ con-
ference call.
Goenka said price hikes
would not be more than 2-
2.5 per cent in FY25.
Q4 NET EDGES UP
Emami reported a 3.62 per
cent year-on-year rise in its
consolidated net profit to
₹146.75 crore for Q4FY24.
We will continue to explore new acquisitions: Kalpathi of Veranda Learning
bl interview
TE Raja Simhan
Chennai
Veranda Learning
Solutions Ltd, the
Chennai-based education
technology company
founded in 2018 by the
Kalpathi AGS Group, has
over the years grown
mainly through
acquisitions. For instance,
in May 2023, it acquired
seven companies valued at
₹400 crore.
The total number of
students trained by the
Veranda Group for FY24
stood at 6,93,874. The
company’s Executive
Director and Chairman
Suresh Kalpathi says there
is scope for more
acquisitions. In this
interview, he talks about
the sectors where
acquisition is possible, and
the financial roadmap for
CM
YK
India is well on track to cross 5 million
vehicle sales per year: N Chandrasekaran
IN TOP GEAR. Tata Motors aims to strengthen market position in domestic PV market, focus on EV penetration
Aroosa Ahmed
Mumbai
Tata Motors will tap into
the growth opportunities
and strengthen its market
position in the domestic
passenger vehicle market,
said N Chandrasekaran in
the company’s annual re-
port.
The company that repor-
ted a revenue of ₹4,37,928
crore in FY24 saw an 8.4
per cent increase in FY24
vs FY23 and with an annual
sales of 5,73,541 passenger
vehicle units.
“India is well on track to
exceed the 5 million
vehicle sales mark in pas-
senger vehicles over the
next few years from the 4.1
million volumes clocked
last year. India’s vehicle
penetration, at about 30
‘AI will open up new opportunities, challenges’
Our Bureau
Mumbai
As Tata Consultancy Ser-
vices emerges from several
years of macroeconomic un-
certainty, Tata Sons Chair-
man N Chandrasekaran in-
dicated that new
technologies like artificial
intelligence (AI) open fron-
tiers of growth for the IT
services firm.
Deferring to comment on
whether the macro pres-
sures will abate in the new
fiscal, Chandrasekaran said
at the TCS Annual General
Meeting on Friday, “As we
look ahead, we recognise
significant mega-trends
across industries globally,
these trends are shaping pri-
Mohan Goenka,
Vice-Chairman, Emami Ltd
Revenue from operations
for the quarter grew 6.61
per cent y-o-y to ₹891.24
crore. Its domestic business
grew by 8 per cent, while
volume growth was 6.4 per
cent y-o-y during the fourth
quarter. Ebitda margin at
23.7 per cent contracted by
25 basis points y-o-y, af-
fected by higher advertising
and promotional (A&P)
spends.
The company is looking
the current fiscal.
Excerpts.
Looks like Veranda
now has a broad
spectrum in the
education space?
We divide ourselves into
possibly three parts. One is
what we call academic
formal education; test prep
and training.
On the academic side,
we do manage K-12
schools. We manage an
international school. We
manage about 8 to 10
colleges which do B.Com,
BBA, BSMS. On the test
prep side, we do commerce
coaching under the brand
of JK Shah classes. We do
State, Central government
exams under the brand of
Veranda Race.
We do software
education under the brand
of Edureka and we work
with many of the IITs,
IIMs, Purdues of the
World, Cambridges of the
Apart from vehicular
sales, the business will
also focus on vehicle
parc linked businesses
like spares, and digital
and smart mobility
solutions
N CHANDRASEKARAN
Chairman, Tata Motors
vehicles per 1,000 popula-
tion, is well below global
norms and is expected to
continue to increase.
“The PV business will
continue to invest in
products, platforms, elec-
trical and electronic archi-
tectures, and vehicle soft-
ware to remain
competitive. The business
orities of businesses: AI,
New Energy, Supply Chain,
Secure Networks and
Talent.”
GEN AI, CLOUD
Noting that these trends
open up new opportunities
as well as challenges, the
Chairman discussed the im-
portance of generative AI in
financial services firms,
medical industry and manu-
facturing. Highlighting TCS’
investments in AI he said,
“In FY24, TCS consolidated
AI and Cloud expertise with
the creation of the AI.Cloud
unit. In addition, each of the
business groups are devel-
oping domain specific AI/
Gen AI offerings.”
He further added that
TCS has upskilled nearly
to enhance the new-
product-launch intensity
going ahead. “Lot of new
launches are in the pipeline
which will happen in the
next two quarters,” Goenka
added.
NEW PRODUCTS
During the fourth quarter
last fiscal, the company
launched Nature First
healthy radiance range un-
der the Fair and Handsome
brand. It also introduced
four digital first launches
under the Zanducare D2C
portal.
Emami’s portfolio in-
cludes power brands like
Navratna, BoroPlus, Fair &
Handsome, Zandu Balm,
Mentho Plus and Kesh
King.
On Friday, the company
scrip opened at ₹607.75
apiece on the BSE, against
Thursday’s close of
₹611.80. At 1:30 pm, the
stock was trading at
₹618.45.
One of them is a
pre-school as it feeds
into a system we are
already building. The
other one is study
abroad as many of
today’s students have a
strong aspiration to
study overseas
SURESH KALPATHI
ED and Chairman,
Veranda Learning Solutions
world to deliver
certification diploma
degree programmes jointly
with them.
The acquisition of the
15-year-old coaching
institution Race in
2020 is an interesting
turnaround story,
right?
will also focus on signific-
antly improving customer
experience and enhancing
product quality. The EV
business will focus on driv-
ing up penetration through
multiple product launches,
focus on market develop-
ment, charging network
enhancements and con-
tinuing to introduce aspir-
TCS has upskilled nearly half
of its workforce or 3 lakh
engineers on generative AI
half its workforce or 3 lakh
engineers on generative AI.
While TCS is mostly tak-
ing on projects to onboard
GenAI capabilities for com-
panies, Chandrasekaran fur-
ther noted that they have
taken steps to make their
own IP in the space. Even as
the IT firm is not making its
Drugmakers need to step up
research, innovation, says
Pharmexcil Director General
Our Bureau
Hyderabad
Indian drug-makers to step up
focus on research and innova-
tion in fast-changing global mar-
ket realities where countries like
Bangladesh and Vietnam are
emerging as significant players,
according to R Uday Bhaskar,
Director General, Pharmaceut-
icals Export Promotion Council
(Pharmexcil).
Speaking on the sidelines of
the pharma expo PharmaLytica
here, Bhaskar said Bangladesh
was excelling in manufacturing,
while Vietnam is becoming a
strong contender in the vaccine
sector. “This shift underscores
the need for India to focus on re-
search and innovation to stay
competitive in the global mar-
ket,” Bhaskar said.
Indian pharmaceutical com-
panies spend less on research
and innovation compared to
their counterparts in Europe and
It was one of the
businesses that we
acquired. It used to be
called Chennai Race and
they were largely into
offline education. Fantastic
results and a ten-year-old
entity.
But I think when Covid
came they were not sort of
ready for it. So a lot of the
ational product features,”
said N Chandrasekaran,
Chairman and Non-Exec-
utive Director of Tata
Motors.
CV BUSINESS
Tata Motors will focus on
vehicle parc linked busi-
nesses to reduce the volat-
ility of commercial vehicle
sales. The commercial
business registered a rev-
enue of ₹78,791 crore in
FY24.
“Apart from vehicular
sales, the business will also
focus on vehicle parc
linked businesses like
spares, and digital and
smart mobility solutions
which will help reduce the
volatility of the vehicle
sales business. This should
help drive consistent value
accretive growth in the
coming years,” he said.
own large language model,
TCS has created a platform
to help enterprises onboard
the most cost-effective LLM
for their context.
He stated, “TCS has cre-
ated a platform for generat-
ing front-end applications
based on business require-
ments in natural language.
To help customers in their
adoption of Gen AI, TCS has
built a platform that helps
enterprises select the most
cost effective LLM for their
context.”
NEW ENERGY SOURCES
Chandrasekaran also noted
that it was important to
transition to new energy
sources especially as gener-
ative AI is going to take a lot
of energy due to its compu-
R Uday Bhaskar, DG,
Pharmexcil
the US. The industry needs to fo-
cus on developing biosimilars,
biologics, and complex generics
to remain competitive.
“Post Covid many US com-
panies closed their manufactur-
ing sites due to unprofitable op-
erations, leading to drug
shortages. There is an increasing
demand for drugs in the US for
lifestyle diseases such as dia-
betes, hypertension, and depres-
sion, which India can supply at
affordable prices,” he said.
physical locations got shut
down. So we set up studios
in one of the facilities; set
up ten studios, built them
out at record speed and
involved some people from
our production business to
speed things up and got
them launched as an online
program under the brand
of Veranda Race.
As Covid slowly started
retreating, we went back,
opened up a lot of the
online centres and built
them out. So a business
that almost went down to
doing ₹20-30 lakh a month
at the peak of Covid, this
year is expected to deliver
as a whole about ₹150
crore.
Our acquisition cost was
very little, but we were at
the right time and a great
deal.
Any new sector in the
education sector that
interests you to
acquire?
JLR re-established its
financial stability in FY24
and saw its highest-ever
revenue of £29 billion,
“JLR shall continue to in-
vest in products, plat-
forms, electrical and elec-
tronic architectures and
vehicle software to provide
a world class in-cabin and
all-round customer experi-
ence to our discerning cli-
entele,” added
Chandrasekaran. The com-
pany’s R&D spending re-
gistered an increase of 45.1
per cent in FY24 with
₹29,398 crore against
₹20,265 crore spent in
FY23.
Further, with the demer-
ger, Tata Motors will se-
cure synergies across pas-
senger and electric vehicles
and JLR in electric cars,
vehicle software and
autonomous vehicles.
tational requirements. He
said, “The global energy
transition is accelerating,
and businesses are making
clear commitments towards
a sustainable future. The en-
ergy requirement of our
fast-changing world is
enormous. The current en-
ergy demand estimates do
not fully take into account
due to AI. The processing of
large amounts of data con-
sumes a lot of energy. The
key is to lower the cost of en-
ergy while making the shift
towards renewables
source.”
Based on the company’s
performance, the directors
have recommended a final
dividend of ₹28 per share,
bringing the total dividend
for the year to ₹73 per share.
Nothing personal against Burmans:
REL Chairperson Rashmi Saluja
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
Religare Enterprises Ltd (REL)
Chairperson Rashmi Saluja on
Friday said she has nothing per-
sonal against Burmans who are
locked in a battle with the man-
agement for control of the fin-
ancial services firm, triggered
by an open offer bid.
Burmans, who hold around
25 per cent of REL through four
entities — MB Finmart, Puran
Associates, VIC Enterprises,
and Milky Investment and
Trading Co — announced an
open offer on September 25,
2023, to acquire a 26 per cent
stake from public shareholders.
Soon after the open offer bid,
Burmans complained to capital
market regulator Sebi for viola-
tion of insider trading rules by
the chairperson and appoint-
ment of board of her choice.
Refuting all charges, Saluja
said, “We have had fantastic re-
lationship with all the share-
holders including Burmans for
One of them is a pre-school
as it feeds into a system we
are already building. The
other one is study abroad
as many of today’s students
have a strong aspiration to
study overseas. So over the
last 40 years, you can see
the change.
It’s symptomatic of how
India has moved.
Affordability, affluence has
gone up. There are more
people, not just NBFC
even banks have come
forward to provide loans
for people who are going
abroad to study. The
awareness is significantly
gone up.
How is this fiscal
going to be for you ?
We see ourselves at a
minimum going towards
about ₹550 crore of
topline. There are a few
things that we are working
on. If some of them should
turn out well, it could add
to ₹600 crore.
VA Tech WABAG targets
15-20% CAGR in 3-5 years
on global expansion
G Balachandar
Chennai
Va Tech WABAG (WABAG), a
leading player in the water tech-
nology space, expects to grow at
a CAGR of 15-20 per cent and
aims to sustain EBITDA mar-
gins in the range 13-15 per cent
range over the next 3-5 years
driven by favourable growth
prospects in India, Middle East,
and African markets.
While the ₹2,856-crore com-
pany’s order book remains
strong at about ₹11,400 crore,
which gives the company good
3-year revenue visibility, it anti-
cipates stronger growth in the
coming months with huge
bright scope to secure more or-
ders. The company expects the
order book to grow to about
₹16,000 crore by the end of this
fiscal.
In addition to domestic ex-
pansion, WABAG is strategically
focusing on expanding its inter-
national presence. Rajiv Mittal,
Chairman and Managing Dir-
ector, highlighted during the
Q4FY24 earnings call that the
Middle East, Africa, South-East
Asia, and CIS countries as key
regions for growth.
GLOBAL PRESENCE
He highlighted the Middle
East’s potential as a future
growth hub not only in the water
sector but also across various in-
dustries, citing countries like
Saudi Arabia and the UAE as
driving increased orders for the
company. He noted that the re-
gion’s projects do not necessar-
ily require multilateral funding
due to their ample oil-derived
funds.
The Saudi Arabian govern-
ment has allocated $28 billion to
support new wastewater pro-
jects, with a target to reuse 35
per cent of the country’s treated
wastewater by 2030. WABAG
anticipates significant traction
for new orders in the Middle
East over the next 12-18
months. The company has sub-
Rashmi Saluja, Chairperson,
Religare Enterprises
the last six years. They have in-
vested in the company looking
only at the progress and how
the management has worked in
the last six years.” She stressed
that as an executive chairper-
son, she would be very happy to
find a solution in the best in-
terest of the organisation.
“I have nothing personal
(against Burmans). I am here in
capacity of executive chairper-
son for last six years. I have
nothing against anybody...if
they want I cannot stop...I have
no grudges. I have one interest
Altmin in talks with Australia
for lithium supplies
Reuters
New Delhi
Battery materials producer
Altmin is in talks with the Aus-
tralian government to secure
lithium supplies, the com-
pany’s managing director said,
as part of its expansion plans
to meet rising demand for the
critical mineral.
“We are talking to the Aus-
tralian High Commission and
the critical minerals office,”
Anjani Sri Mourya Sunkavalli
told Reuters.
Altmin, India’s only cath-
ode active materials producer,
currently sources lithium car-
bonate from Brazil and Bolivia.
The company is also explor-
ing the possibility of setting up
lithium refineries in Brazil and
Australia, Sunkavalli said.
In the absence of lithium
processing facilities in India,
the Union government is of-
fering incentives to encourage
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Rajiv Mittal, CMD
mitted bids totalling $1 billion
in the Gulf region alone, reflect-
ing the strength of its pipeline,
with individual projects ranging
from $100 million to $200 mil-
lion each.
“These projects are in the
technical evaluation stages. In
the next couple of months, price
bids will be opened and pre-
ferred bidders declared. We are
confident in growing our
pipeline,” said S Skandaprasad,
Chief Financial Officer.
AFRICA, ASIA PACIFIC
In Egypt, WABAG has pre-quali-
fied for large projects, such as a
planned 1,000-MLD desalina-
tion plant, demonstrating the
company’s global capability and
readiness for mega projects.
Egypt has 21 planned projects
for 3,300 MLD with a $3-billion
investment. Additionally, the
World Bank has approved about
$1.4 billion for water projects in
Africa.
In Asia, countries like Singa-
pore, the Philippines, Vietnam,
Indonesia, and Thailand have
announced large-scale wastewa-
ter treatment and desalination
projects under EPC and BOOT
models. WABAG aims to capital-
ise on these opportunities,
leveraging its strong references
in the Asia Pacific region. Over
the past four years, interna-
tional markets have contributed
about 40 per cent of WABAG’s
topline on average.
Skandaprasad noted that the
company has continued to gen-
erate cash, closing FY24 with a
net cash-positive position of
₹236 crore.
to play up that is the company’s
interest,” she added.
On the report published by
proxy advisory firm InGovern
Research, Saluja said, the com-
pany has served them a notice
as it has tarnished the image of
the company.
They (proxy advisory firm)
had published inappropriate
and factually incorrect inform-
ation against the company, she
added.
Asked about the status of
₹2,116-crore open offer by Bur-
man entities, she said, it has not
got through.
The regulators are looking at
the concerns raised by the
board and once they clear the
air on their concern, the board
would take a call on the open
offer, she added.
Consolidated revenue was
₹6,299 crore in FY24, up 30 per
cent as compared to the previ-
ous year while profit before tax
was ₹217 crore (before excep-
tional items) compared to a
loss of ₹31 crore in FY23, she
said.
private companies to set them
up locally, Reuters reported
earlier this month.
Sunkavalli said he would
also try to explore whether Alt-
min could secure supplies of
spodumene, a mineral with a
high concentration of lithium,
from Brazil.
The company plans to set
up a cathode active materials
plant by 2025 in Hyderabad,
and it would source lithium
carbonate from both Brazil
and Bolivia for the planned
unit.
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Forex reserves drop
by $2b to $646.67b
Mumbai: Forex reserves
dropped by $2.027 billion to
$646.673 billion week ended
May 24 after all-time high of
$648.7 billion previous week.
Data showed foreign currency
assets decreased by $1.51
billion to $567.499 billion.
Foreign currency assets
include effect of appreciation
or depreciation of non-US
units held in reserves.PTI
China factory activity dips
amid property pain
Beijing: China's manufacturing
activity unexpectedly fell in May,
keeping alive calls for fresh
stimulus as a protracted property
crisis in the world's second-largest
economy continues to weigh on
business, consumer and investor
confidence. The official
manufacturing PMI dropped to
49.5 in May from 50.4 in April, the
National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
said on Friday.REUTERS
Moody’s projects 6.8% GDP growth on ‘policy continuity’
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
Moody’s Ratings on Friday
projected India to grow 6.8
per cent in the current year,
followed by 6.5 per cent in
2025, on the back of strong,
economic expansion, along
CM
YK
At 6.2%, core sector growth
in April hits a 3-month high
GOOD PERFORMANCE. Except fertilizers, all 7 core industries showed positive growth
KR Srivats
New Delhi
Aided by a strong show from
electricity generation, coal
and natural gas sectors, the
output of eight core indus-
tries hit a three-month high
of 6.2 per cent in April 2024,
higher than the upward re-
vised output growth of 6 per
cent in March 2024.
The latest reading was
substantially higher than the
April 2023 overall core in-
dustries growth of 4.6 per
cent, official data released by
Commerce and Industry
Ministry on Friday showed.
Given the latest revision
in January 2024 and March
2024 readings, the overall
core industries growth for
2023-24 now stands revised
upwards to 7.6 per cent (as
against 7.5 per cent estim-
ated earlier) as compared to
growth of 7.8 per cent in pre-
vious fiscal.
For the month under re-
view, other than fertilizers
(-0.8 per cent), all the seven
core industries recorded
positive growth.
However crucial sectors
like cement and steel output
growth were impacted by
huge base effect and also
lower focus on government
capex spending due to the
seven phase general elec-
tions that began on April 19.
with post-election policy
continuity.
India’s real GDP grew 7.7
per cent in 2023, up from 6.5
per cent in 2022, driven by
robust capital spending by
the government and strong
manufacturing activity.
High-frequency indicat-
ors, including robust goods
While cement sector saw a
tepid growth of 0.6 per cent
(12.4 per cent), the steel out-
put in April 2024 grew 7.1 per
cent (16.6 per cent).
The eight core industries
—coal, natural gas, crude oil,
refinery products, fertilizers,
cement, steel and electricity
—comprise 40.27 per cent of
the weight of items included
in the Index of Industrial
Production (IIP).
The government has also
now revised upwards the
eight core industries output
growth for January 2024 to
4.1 per cent. Last month, the
reading for December 2023
was revised upward to 5 per
cent. Previously, the govern-
ment had revised upwards
the November 2023 core in-
dustries growth to 7.9 per
cent. The monthly readings
for September 2023 and Oc-
tober 2023 were also revised
upwards in earlier months.
and services tax collections,
rising auto sales, consumer
optimism and expanding
manufacturing and services
PMIs, have signalled sus-
tained economic momentum
in March and June quarter
this year. “We believe the In-
dian economy should com-
fortably register 6-7 per cent
In April 2024, coal sector
output grew 7.5 per cent (9.1
per cent in April 2023); crude
oil at 1.6 per cent (-3.5 per
cent); natural gas at 8.6 per
cent (-2.9 per cent); refinery
products at 3.9 per cent (-1.5
per cent); fertilizers at -0.8
per cent (23.5 per cent); ce-
ment at 0.6 per cent (12.4 per
cent); steel at 7.1 per cent
(16.6 per cent) and electri-
city at 9.4 per cent (-4.6 per
cent).
EXPERTS’ TAKE
Aditi Nayar, Chief Econom-
ist, Head Research and Out-
reach, ICRA Ltd, said that
the core sector expansion re-
corded a mild uptick to 6.2
per cent in April 2024, with
the improved sequential per-
formance of five of the eight
constituents offset by a
sharp slide in the cement
growth to a marginal 0.6 per
cent from as high as 10.6 per
annual real GDP growth and
we forecast around 6.8 per
cent growth,” Moody’s said
in its update to Global Macro
Outlook 2024-25.
It said strong, broad-based
growth will likely be sus-
tained with post-election
policy continuity.
Moody’s said this year’s
cent in the previous month,
as well as more modest dips
in the performance of coal
and crude oil.
“The decline in the ce-
ment output growth in April
2024 partly reflects a high
base, and could also be
dampened by some slow-
down in government capex
during the Parliamentary
elections.
The steel sector however
displayed a healthy 9.4 per
cent rise in April 2024, which
may be driven by consumer
durables”, she said.
Madan Sabnavis, Chief
Economist, Bank of Baroda
said that the 6.2 per cent
growth in April 2024 has
been driven quite decisively
by base effects for several
components of the index.
“April has been the time
when there has been less fo-
cus on spending by the gov-
ernment given the ongoing
Elections. Hence the num-
bers must be read with cau-
tion”, Sabnavis said.
“We can expect IIP growth
of around 6-6.5 per cent in
April”.
On electricity production
hitting a robust 9.4 per cent,
Sabnavis highlighted that it
came over a negative growth
of 1.1 per cent last year.
“Higher demand due to the
heatwave as well as steady
business activity contrib-
uted to this growth”, he said.
interim Budget targets cap-
ital expenditure allocation of
₹11.1 lakh crore, or 3.4 per
cent of GDP in 2024-25, 16.9
per cent above the 2023-24
estimates. “We expect policy
continuity after the general
election and continued focus
on infrastructure develop-
ment,” it said.
At WTO, India buys time on queries
over disallowing rice export for WFP
Amiti Sen
New Delhi
With global spotlight on its
rice export policy, India has
played for more time at the
WTO to formulate a re-
sponse to clarifications
sought by Australia, Canada,
Brazil, Switzerland and the
UK on whether it had
stopped its rice exporters
from participating in UN
World Food Program
(WFP) tenders in violation
of multilateral rules,
sources said.
The UK, at the recent
WTO agriculture commit-
tee meeting, noted that In-
dia’s restrictions on rice ex-
ports had resulted in a
considerable decline in total
exports of the staple in
2023-24 and hinted that
these policies could be con-
tributing to the rise in global
prices, a Geneva-based
trade official told
businessline
“India did not come up
with immediate answers to
clarifications sought by Aus-
tralia, Canada, Brazil,
Switzerland, and the UK, at
a recent WTO meeting, on
whether it had stopped its
rice exporters from parti-
cipating in UN World Food
Programme (WFP) tenders
earlier this year for the sup-
ply of broken rice to
Cameroon, Togo, and Al-
geria. It said that it had
taken note of the question
and would provide an an-
swer soon,” the official said.
The countries pointed
out that if India had actually
stopped participation in
WFP exports, it would be in
violation of its commitment
to exempt such supplies
from export restrictions.
At the WTO’s 12th Minis-
news . bl . 3
FOOD FOR THOUGHT. At the WTO’s 12th Ministerial
Conference in Geneva in 2022, WTO had approved a decision to
exempt the WFP’s humanitarian food buys from export curbs
terial Conference in Geneva
in 2022, WTO members had
approved a decision to ex-
empt the WFP’s humanit-
arian food purchases from
export restrictions. India
had initially not been in fa-
vour of the decision as it was
concerned about retaining
the flexibility of imposing
export restrictions to en-
sure its domestic food se-
curity, but had finally given
its consent.
REPORTS
In questions submitted at
the WTO prior to the meet,
the complaining countries
had pointed out that in late
February 2024, several news
outlets reported that the
Directorate General of For-
eign Trade (DGFT) of India
had received requests to al-
low India’s rice exporters to
engage in the WFP’s rice
tender process, which was
denied. They asked India to
clarify whether these re-
ports were true.
“At the meet, the US too
expressed its deep concern
over reports that India has
prohibited exports through
the WFP. It said India
should end these measures
and notify them in compli-
ance with its WTO obliga-
tions,” the official added.
India banned the export
of non-basmati white rice
since July 2023. But it has
been allowing shipments to
countries on G2G basis for
meeting food security
needs.
“New Delhi also clarified
that some exports of non-
basmati rice were being al-
lowed to meet the food se-
curity needs of certain
countries based on requests
made by them,” the official
said.
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released ahead of launch
Tata Motors is in the process of building up
the hype around its upcoming sporty
hatchback, the Tata Altroz Racer. To be
positioned against
the Hyundai i20 N
Line, the Altroz
Racer will sport
dual-tone paint,
16-inch alloys, and

Rizz up!
an updated interior.
Powering the car is
going to be a
Nexon-sourced 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol
engine claimed to make 118 bhp and 17.33
kg-m. The interior is likely to be finished in an
all-black theme, equipped with a larger
infotainment system and even a heads-up
display. ATHER ALLURE. The Ather Rizta is the thinking
person’s electric scooter, but not without charisma

Mountain Pack now part of

Yezdi Adventure standard gear
PHOTO: OMKAR DHAS

For a limited period, the Yezdi Adventure will

be sold with the Mountain Pack as part of the
standard equipment. Now available at no
extra cost, this pack
used to be priced at
₹17,500 and
comprised of
moves from the sharper appearance cent) for the 2.9 kWh models are
Manaal Mahatme of the 450X, which was Ather’s first said to be 8 hours and 30 minutes on
knuckle guards, bar
end weights, a main
product, and hides its sub-frame un- the Ather 350 W portable charger

I
cage, a headlamp
n the Indian context, scooters
grille, a crash guard
have always had a more family
and two 5-litre jerry
focused market positioning.
cans. The Yezdi Adventure is priced at ₹2.15
As one would be aware, fol-
lakh, ex-showroom and is powered by a
lowing the increased acceptance of
334-cc engine which makes 29.84 bhp and 3
commuter motorcycles as the des-
kg-m.
ignated mode of inexpensive trans-
port, conventional scooters made
way for gearless ones. This helped
their makers regain some lost
ground in the market, but it has also
Hero Moto launches segued into what is now a play-
ground for new all-electric
Splendor+ XTEC 2.0 products. Among the decent ones is
Ather, a company based in
Hero Moto Corp has launched the latest Bengaluru, which has tapped into
iteration of the Splendor+ at ₹82,911, the electric scooter market with
ex-showroom. Launched to celebrate the some class-leading products. Until
motorcycle’s 30th now their focus was entirely on
anniversary, the younger audiences, relegating prac-
Hero Splendor+ ticality in favour of style, but with
XTEC 2.0 comes the new Rizta, it’s clear that Ather
equipped with a wants to widen its demographic.
digital speedometer, The paradigm shift (for this model,
USB charging, at least) is accompanied by a ₹1.25-
Bluetooth lakh price tag (ex-showroom), a
connectivity, a ‘dad bod’ instead of the lean appear-
longer seat, and a larger glove box, among ance of the existing models and
other changes. tonnes of useable bits. So, how good
It’s powered by a 100-cc engine which is it?
makes 7.9 bhp and is claimed to return a fuel
economy of 73 km/l. Three dual-tone colour NEW DESIGN
schemes are available, namely Matte Grey, With the much-publicised long seat,
Gloss Black and Gloss Red. a 34-litre under-seat storage area
and a spacious footboard, the Rizta
© Motoring World seems to have made a good start. It
der the new slightly bland body pan-
els. The nearly generic appearance
doesn’t leave as lasting an impres-
sion as the 450X but that’s not the
point. Ather has clearly played safe
with the design, focusing on making
the scooter more accommodating.
The large, wide footboard is com-
plemented by a rear backrest for the
pillion. The total storage space is
rated at a whopping 34 litres, in ad-
dition to the optional 22-litre
‘frunk.’ Features usually associated
with electric scooters are present
too: there’s a reverse mode for ease
of parking, the instrument cluster is
alarge screen complete with Google
Maps, Alexa and WhatsApp func-
tionality and the telephony features
can be accessed through it, too.
SAFETY FEATURES
The Rizta doesn’t skimp on safety
either: In addition to the front disc
brake, it comes with the ability to
auto shutdown in the case of a fall,
there’s a new skid control feature,
which promises to control wheel
slippage on less than ideal surfaces,
whereas ‘Autohold’ is said to make
tackling inclines easy without the
fear of the scooter rolling back-
wards. The onboard motor pro-
duces 7.94 bhp and 2.24 kg-m and al-
lows the scooter to reach 40 km/h in
4.7 seconds. While that won’t win
CAPACIOUS CACHE. The total storage space is rated at a whopping 34 litres,
in addition to the optional 22-litre ‘frunk’ OMKAR DHAS
you any traffic-light GPs, it’s far
from a dud. There are two drive
modes to choose from: Smart Eco
and Zip. The former is understand-
ably slower with a performance cap,
whereas Zip is what I’d personally
choose. That works especially well
in conjunction with Ather’s ‘Magic
Twist’ functionality, which offers
reverse throttle, thus enabling re-
generative braking to slow down.
And even in Zip mode, the new
Ather is more approachable, making
it friendly for not as spirited, every-
day riding. The near instant availab-
ility of torque right at the twist of
the wrist isn’t scary at all, because
the power delivery on the Rizta is
smoother and the throttle response
is calmer, especially in comparison
to its stablemate, the 450X. Braking
isn’t an issue, and while there’s no
ABS, the Rizta comes with a com-
bined braking system, and it stays
composed, even under hard brak-
ing. Top speed is 80 km/h, regardless
of the model you choose and the
claimed range varies between 123
km for the 2.9 kWh battery model
and 159 km for the one with the lar-
ger 3.7 kWh battery.
CHARGING TIMES
There are two variants: the more
value-focused Rizta S and the bet-
ter-equipped Rizta Z. The latter can
be specced with either of the batter-
ies and comes with an Android OS
dashboard.
Full charging times (0-100 per
while the Ather Duo 700W charger
(available for the 3.7 kWh version)
takes 6 hours and 10 minutes. The 0-
80 per cent charging times are
lower: 5 hours 45 minutes for the
smaller battery models (and 350W
charger) while just 4 hours 30
minutes for the top-spec scooter.
On the Ather Grid, the company
claims a 10-minute top-up will give
the scooter a range increment of 15
km.
If you’re looking for a commuter
scooter which embraces practical-
ity, ease of use and space without
letting go of extremely low running
costs and environmental friendli-
ness, the Rizta makes a strong case
for itself. It’s very different from
anything Ather has offered before,
but going by the company’s track re-
cord, it promises to be a good pur-
chase.
It’s not the most exciting thing to
look at or ride, and the TFT instru-
ment console is a bit laggy at the mo-
ment, but the Rizta feels confident
on the move, it’s comfortable and
spacious, and to top it all, it brings
electric mobility to a wider audi-
ence. In Gen-Z parlance, the Rizta’s
‘rizz’ might be very different to that
of the 450X, but it’s still got rizz
nonetheless.
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Lux adventure New engine, iconic thrill

EVOLUTIONARY UPGRADE. Fifty years after rewriting the rulebook, Porsche
has now added hybrid power to the 911. Sacrilege or future-proofing an icon?
Paranjay Dutt

X(3)ELLENCE. Looking for

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ifty years ago, at the Paris Mo-
tor Show, Porsche presented a
a fun-to-drive SUV but 911 that looked like a 911, but
without having to lose out on had a slightly different approach to
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propulsion. While turbocharged en-

comfort? The BMW X3 has gines weren’t new, the inclusion of
this technology on a mainstream
you covered model meant Porsche was going away
from its tried and tested naturally as-
pirated route. This was a momentous
Kurt Morris occasion, because as we all know,
‘Turbo’ has become a staple member
of the Porsche model line, especially

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UVs have grown in size and mar-
ket presence, and the BMW X3 is
a good example of the phe-
nomenon. So much so that the first-
generation model, which came out two
decades ago, looks nearly miniature in
comparison to the current car. Having
said that, despite the increase in size
and height, BMW promises to ensure
that all its products are bestowed with
car-like handling. We wanted to put
this claim to the test and the mid-sized
X3 seemed like a great product to
sample.
On the outside, the X3 brings to-
gether assertiveness through its con-
fident stance, muscular lines and a
prominent grille. Being a BMW, it’s also
less boxy and visibly more dynamic —
even when parked. The sportiness
comes to the fore with the lower
roofline, flared arches and nice-looking
wheels. The exterior design is a mix of
well-sculpted bodywork, blacked-out
bits and a characterful front end.
WELL-DESIGNED CABIN
While it marries go-anywhere looks
with some athletic and premium appeal
on the outside, the cabin is a mix of lux-
ury and functionality. The 12.3-inch in-
fotainment system takes prominent
dashboard real estate and serves as the
control centre for a range of functions.
Unsurprisingly, there’s ambient light-
ing too, which ups the cabin’s premium
quotient, while the generous boot
space (550 litres with the seats up and
1,600 with them folded) and the op-
CM
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COMMAND CONSOLE. The 12.3-inch infotainment system takes prominent dashboard
real estate and serves as the control centre for a range of functions OMKAR DHAS
tional Luxury Line package make the
cabin an even better place to be. I wish
BMW hadn’t omitted ventilated seats,
because that would’ve definitely made
living with the X3 even better.
Providing the X3 impetus, in the
xDrive 20d guise, is a 2-litre four-cylin-
der diesel engine which makes 188 bhp
and 40.78 kg-m. The 0-100 km/h mark
is said to be breached in just 7.9 seconds
after taking off, and more importantly,
the engine never feels gutless, offering
solid, effortless performance while re-
turning great fuel economy. The
claimed average is 16.55 km/l although
we hypermiled our way to a staggering
19.32 km/l. Impressive, to say the least.
On the move, the X3 feels genuinely
car-like, offering great balance between
comfort and agility. It corners nearly
flat, especially considering its size. It
also comes with a handful of driving
modes, to help you select how the X3
delivers power, according to your liking
on that particular day. There’s Eco Pro
for the economy conscious, Comfort
for a relaxed drive and Sport for the
sharpest handling this X3 version has
to offer along with a firm ride. If you’re
going to scale a variety of roads and
don’t want your back to complain, it’s
easy to choose Comfort, which is what
we did.
Priced at ₹64.83 lakh, ex-showroom,
the X3 is a diesel-engined cruiser that
doesn’t lack power, space, muscular
looks, or overall refinement. Its ability
to keep the driver brimmed with con-
fidence is further improved by the com-
posed and comfortable ride it has in
store for the rest of the occupants.
There are many choices in the segment,
but the X3 has carved its niche and des-
pite having grown in size, it still offers
civilised driving dynamics without los-
ing out on practicality. Win!
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for the 911. For its supercar-beating
performance, but without having to
give up on the practicality that a
Porsche 911 offers, the 911 Turbo, re-
gardless of the generation, has found
itself to be the go-to choice for many
enthusiasts.
Now, five decades later, Porsche has
just taken yet another brave (and con-
troversial) step by adding electric
propulsion to the 911. Okay, it’s not
all-electric, as some of the other mod-
els in the Porsche stable are expected
to be soon, but rather a turbo-hybrid
setup. We take a brief look at what this
new setup, only available at present
on the Porsche 911 Carrera GTS in
the latest 992.2 generation, promises
to offer.
The 992.2 generation update is
pretty simple: as of now, the two mod-
els to enjoy the changes will be the
DYNAMIC DASHBOARD. For the first time in a 911, there’s a ‘start-stop’ button
and an all-digital instrument display
base 911 Carrera with a slightly more
powerful engine and the GTS, which
now gets the aforementioned T-Hy-
brid setup. Focusing on the latter, it’s a
3.6-litre flat-six turbocharged engine,
which, combined with a gearbox-
mounted electric motor, makes 534
bhp and 62 kg-m. This results in a 50
kg increase over the outgoing car, but
it also delivers better performance (0-
100 km/h in just 3 seconds) and lower
CO2 emissions. While not a plug-in
hybrid, this setup allows the 911’s
functions like air-conditioning to be
used without having to switch on the
engine. The single turbo for the T-Hy-
brid is also electrically driven and
spools up instantly, thus generating
boost in no time.
VISUAL ENHANCEMENTS
On the outside, apart from the op-
tional aero kit, the major change has
to be the inclusion of five vertical slats
in the bumper of the 911 Carrera GTS.
These work along with a hidden cool-
ing flap and the adaptive front diffuser
to maximise airflow when required —
or stay closed to not meddle with
aerodynamics. There are other slight
visual enhancements made to the
992.2 generation including the GTS-
specific centrally mounted exhaust at
the back.
The interior hasn’t been ignored,
either and for the first time in a 911,
there’s a ‘Start-Stop’ button and an
all-digital instrument display. The
Carrera GTS also benefits from a re-
vised suspension, an electric-hy-
draulic anti-roll system, a rear-axle
steering system, a 10 mm drop in the
ride height as part of the sport suspen-
sion and a wider rear track.
Will T-Hybrid, like the ‘Turbo’ be
remembered for the next 50 years?
It’s too soon to foretell, but if the tech
works as intended, we can expect it to
trickle down to other variants in the
911 range. As for the 911 Carrera GTS,
the mid-tier model is now stronger
than ever and while we are yet to
sample the T-Hybrid system, it looks
very promising indeed. Prices for the
911 Carrera GTS start from ₹2.75
crore while the new 911 Carrera
(without the T-Hybrid tech) is priced
at ₹1.98 crore. Both are
ex-showroom.
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ENSURING ‘CLEAN’ ELECTIONS
₹1,100 crore in cash and jewellery
seized in campaigning rounds
HUGE HAUL. Delhi and Karnataka top the list for the highest seizures;
each accounted for more than ₹200 crore worth of cash and jewellery
Dalip Singh
New Delhi
The Income Tax department
has made a record seizure of
₹1,100 crore in cash and jew-
ellery during the ongoing Lok
Sabha elections, which is an
182 per cent increase com-
pared to the ₹390 crore confis-
cated during the previous
2019 general elections.
Delhi and Karnataka said
sources privy to details,
topped the list of states and
union territories for the
highest seizures, with each ac-
counting for more than ₹200
crore worth of cash and jew-
ellery. Tamil Nadu saw the
second highest seizure which
was ₹150 crore followed by
Andhra Pradesh, Telangana,
and Odisha, said sources while
adding that the figures are as
latest as of May 30. The last
three states collectively led to
the seizure of more than ₹100
crore worth of cash and jew-
ellery, sources stated.
IT VIGILANCE
The IT Department swung
into action to curtail induce-
ments and other malpractices
ever since the Election Com-
mission of India (ECI) an-
nounced the 2024 Lok Sabha
polls, kicking off the Model
Code of Conduct (MCC) on
March 16 for the seven-phase
elections which will end on
BLEAK AND BARREN
As elections draw to a close, pursuit of vikas for the
marginalised in Maharashtra seems as futile as ever
Radheshyam Jadhav
Pune
In the sprawling fields of
Solapur, the legacy of the
Prabhakar Bande family has
been overshadowed by dec-
ades of despair.
For fifty long years, since
the land that nourished
their ancestors’ dreams was
swallowed by the vast ex-
panse of the Ujani dam built
with the promise of ‘ devel-
opment’, the Bande family
has been embroiled in a re-
lentless battle for compens-
ation. This battle seems as
endless as the drought-
stricken plains surrounding
them.
“For three generations,
we’ve been fed promises of
development. But whose de-
velopment are they talking
about? And at what cost?
Hundreds of families were
stripped of their land, and
CM
YK
POLL VIGIL. Security personnel check a vehicle on the eve of the fifth phase of Lok Sabha
elections in Baramulla district PTI
June 1 and the results de-
clared three days later. How-
ever, the agency was on alert
before the poll announcement
as well.
Central agencies have been
monitoring the movement of
cash, liquor, freebies, drugs,
jewellery, and other items
throughout the country that
could influence voters or can-
didates. For effective monit-
oring, each state has estab-
lished 24x7 control rooms for
an effective crackdown
against the illegal movement
of cash and other items that
may be used to taint the elect-
oral process. All political
compensation has been a
mere pittance. Those who
did receive land got plots in
arid, barren areas. Our
struggles and losses are con-
sistently overlooked in
every election campaign,”
says Prabhakar.
Amidst the fervour of
election campaigns, a grim
shadow loomed large. In
April alone, as politicians
paraded their promises of
progress, 267 farmers in
Marathwada region of Ma-
harashtra succumbed to the
crushing weight of distress
and financial abyss, their
lives fading like whispers in
the wind.
While politicians from all
parties proclaim their com-
mitment to eradicating cor-
ruption, this entrenched
scourge continues to ex-
acerbate the plight of farm-
ers. Recently, Vitthal
Dabhade, a farmer from
Sambhajinagar, took his own
parties and candidates are
bound by the MCC to check
unethical practices and pro-
mote ethical conduct. As per
the rules, agencies are well
within their rights to seize
items if individuals are found
carrying cash over ₹50,000 or
new items worth over ₹10,000
without supporting docu-
ments, sources explained.
If the individuals offer valid
documents proving the items
are unrelated to the elections,
they will not be confiscated or
will be returned subsequently.
If the seized cash exceeds ₹10
lakh, it’s forwarded to the IT
Department for deep scrutiny.
FALLEN BY THE WAYSIDE. Like the campaign material for
‘Viksit Bharat’ in Dharashiv, development remains abandoned and
forgotten across vast swathes of Maharashtra RADHESHYAM JADHAV
life after a bank manager de-
manded a bribe to approve
his loan.
VIKAS: A MIRAGE
“They speak of vikas, of pro-
gress and prosperity,” la-
ments Vimal Nagtilak, her
voice heavy with the dust of
disillusionment as she toils
in dry fields of Dharashiv for
FROM GUNS TO ROSES
How Lok Sabha polls 2024 became a
turning point in Jammu & Kashmir
Gulzar Bhat
Srinagar
On August 8, 2018, when ru-
mours about the Supreme
Court hearing a batch of peti-
tions challenging Article 35-A
spread across Kashmir,
crowds surged onto the
streets and clashed with se-
curity forces, armed to the
teeth, in various parts of the
Valley, leaving more than 30
people injured.
Although people did not
protest on August 5, 2019, the
actual day when Article 370
was scrapped amidst elabor-
ate security arrangements
and a stringent communica-
tion blockade, the Valley has
witnessed a notable shift in vi-
olence since then.
The recently concluded Lok
Sabha elections in Jammu and
Kashmir are the most tangible
reflection of this gradual shift
towards democratic prefer-
ences from violent resistance.
In contrast to the past
chants like “one solution, gun
solution” that
RECORD SEIZURES
On April 15, the Election
Commission of India came
out with an official statement
to give an assessment of over-
all seizures by different en-
forcement agencies before the
first phase of polling. Accord-
ing to the Commission, the
agencies made a record
seizure of over ₹4,650 crore,
marking a sharp increase of
over ₹3,475 crores seized dur-
ing the entire Lok Sabha elec-
tion in 2019. Significantly, 45
per cent of the seizures were
of drugs and narcotics, which
are under the special focus of
the Commission.
a meagre wage. “Yet, for us,
this vikas is but a mirage in
the scorching heat of reality.
Its name was conspicuously
absent from their polished
speeches and glossy
posters.”
As the echo of campaign
slogans dies down and a new
government prepares to
take the helm, the youth of
INCLUSIVE FUTURE. The large participation of people,
particularly youth, in the electoral process, is symptomatic of a
shift towards a more inclusive and democratic approach ANI
echoed through the narrow
streets of Kashmir, there is
now an inclination towards
embracing democratic
means.
Since the 1987 assembly
elections, widely perceived as
rigged polls that spurred mil-
itancy in the region,
people leaned towards violent
resistance as a means to ad-
dress issues. From the de-
mand for Azadi to basic needs
Campaign over,
Kejriwal will return
to Tihar tomorrow
Our Bureau
New Delhi
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal on
Friday said he will surrender
on June 2 to return to Tihar
jail when the period of his in-
terim bail granted by the Su-
preme Court comes to an
end.
“The day after tomorrow, I
will leave my house around 3
pm to surrender. We are
fighting against tyranny, and
if I have to sacrifice my life
for the country, do not
mourn,” Kejriwal said at a vir-
tual press conference after
his plea for an extension of
interim bail on medical
grounds was turned down by
the Supreme Court.
The Aam Admi Party
(AAP) convenor reiterated
what he has been saying since
he was arrested by the En-
forcement Directorate (ED)
on March 21 in ‘liquorgate’ —
his health deteriorated in jail
as he was not offered insulin
for his diabetes and led to a
drop in his body weight.
“They (the BJP) tried to
break me. They stopped my
medicines while I was in jail.
My weight decreased by six
kg after being arrested. My
weight was 70 kg when I was
arrested. I have not gained
weight after coming out of
jail,” Kejriwal said, insisting
that doctors are worried
about his health.
He said doctors have ad-
vised him to undergo several
tests and “they feel this
Solapur, like Altaf Sayyed,
stare into the horizon, their
eyes searching for a sign of
the promised vikas. “The
search for vikas is unending
for us,” says Altaf, his voice a
quiet storm of frustration
and defiance. Unemployed
and unyielding, he and many
others stand at the precipice
of hope and despair, won-
dering if the dawn of devel-
opment will ever brighten
their darkened doorsteps.
Professor Ashok Nagnav-
are from Latur says that
farmers, people from mar-
ginalised communities, and
the worker class are in deep
despair, and their issues
were never reflected in the
election campaign. Even PM
Narendra Modi, in his elec-
tion campaign, refrained
from speaking about any de-
velopment schemes his gov-
ernment launched, includ-
ing Smart City, Jan Dhan
Yojana, Swacch Bharat,
like Bijli, Pani and Sadak, viol-
ence was a common recourse.
“Over the past 35 years of
turmoil in Kashmir, there has
been a significant political so-
cialisation of violence. Even to
address issues of common
concern, people would turn to
violence as a means of high-
lighting their grievances,”
said a political observer.
However, during these LS
polls, there seemed to be a
Delhi Chief Minister
Arvind Kejriwal SUSHIL KUMAR VERMA
(weight loss) could be a sign
of some underlying medical
condition.”
‘TOP PRIORITY’
The Delhi CM said the wel-
fare of the people of Delhi re-
mains his top priority despite
these personal challenges.
He promised an uninterrup-
ted supply of essential ser-
vices and initiatives, includ-
ing free electricity, free
medicines, Mohalla clinics,
hospitals, and women’s free
bus travel.
“Even though I won’t be
among you, do not worry. All
your work will continue,” he
said. “I may not be with you
physically, but your work will
not stop.”
Kejriwal, whose carefully
crafted family man image is
part of a political exercise
borrowed from US presiden-
tial elections, also made an
emotional reach out, seeking
public blessings for his eld-
erly parents. “My parents are
very old... If you pray for my
mother daily, she will surely
remain healthy,” he said.
Make in India, Skill India,
Mudra Yojana, and so on.
COMMUNAL AGENDA
“Forget about development
programmes; the elections
in Beed were purely con-
tested along caste lines, and
now post-election, tensions
between the Marathas and
Vanjaris are on the rise.
Politicians have finished
their campaigns; one will get
elected and disappear for
the next five years. Mean-
while, we’re left to suffer the
consequences of the com-
munal divide,” says Anna
Bansode, a farmer from
Beed.
Yet, this disturbing pat-
tern is not unique to Beed; in
many constituencies, cam-
paign narratives drenched
in emotive and divisive rhet-
oric have fuelled the fires of
religious and caste polarisa-
tion, casting the promise
of vikas into the shadows.
pollscape . bl . 5
pronounced change in this es- policies pursued by the gov-
tablished pattern of violence, ernment since August 5, 2019.
he pointed out. In their rallies, the principal
The large participation of political parties like the Na-
people, particularly youth, in tional Conference and the
the electoral process, is symp- People’s Democratic Party re-
tomatic of a shift towards a peatedly said that they were
more inclusive and demo- not fighting the elections to
cratic approach. improve amenities like Bijli
and Pani, but to safeguard
VENTING ANGER their distinct identity land
After the Union government and other constitutional
stripped J&K of its special rights.
status and split it into two The popular “gun solution”
Union Territories (UTs)— slogans once hanging heavy in
J&K and Ladakh — people of the air on the streets of the
Ladakh took to the streets in Valley were replaced by “jail
favour of their demands for ka badla vote se (the answer to
statehood and inclusion of the jail is our vote)”.
region in the Constitution’s “It is not only about vent-
sixth schedule. An eerie si- ing out our frustration or
lence, on the other hand, en- breaking the silence. It is also
veloped the Valley. about resolving issues demo-
While some leaders of cratically,” said Tariq Ahmad,
Kashmir-headquartered an unemployed youth.
political parties termed this He said that had it been for
silence as an enforced one, expressing anger only, he
citing strong arm methods ad- could have chosen the NOTA
opted by the government as option. Interestingly, busi-
the reason, people saw nessline during its election
the polls as an opportunity to coverage, did not find people,
vent their anger and register particularly youth, polling for
their protest against the NOTA.
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INDIA bloc win will attract
NDA constituents: Congress
The Congress on Friday exuded confidence that
the opposition alliance will get a “clear and
decisive” mandate on June 4 when the results
of the Lok Sabha polls are announced and
claimed that many NDA constituents will be
queuing up to join the INDIA bloc. AICC General
Secretary Jairam Ramesh also claimed that his
party would have a strong performance in
several States where it had been wiped out in
the 2019 polls.
Asked to comment
on RJD leader
Tejashwi Yadav’s
remarks that Bihar
Chief Minister Nitish
Kumar could do
another ‘palti’, Ramesh
said, “He has an old
habit of ‘palti (volte-face). INDIA ‘janbandhan’
is going to get the mandate, there will be no
need for the JD(U).” “You will see that the
results from Bihar will be surprising and there
would be no need of ‘palti’ but those who want
to do ‘palti’ we cannot stop them,” Ramesh said
at a press conference at the AICC
headquarters. Asked about the reasons for the
Congress confidence that it will secure people’s
mandate on June 4, Ramesh said that he had
said after two phases that the INDIA
‘janbandhan’ is going to get a clear and decisive
mandate. PTI
Congress not to participate
in exit poll debates: Khera
The Congress has decided not to participate in
any Lok Sabha exit poll debates on television
channels and said it does not want to indulge in
speculation and slugfest for TRP.
Congress spokesperson and media
department
chairperson Pawan
Khera said the voters
have cast their votes
and their verdict has
been secured.
“The results will be
out on 4th June. Prior
to that, we do not see
any reason to indulge in
speculation and slugfest for TRP,” he said in a
statement shared on X.
“The Indian National Congress will not
participate in the debates on Exit Polls. The
purpose of any debate should be to inform the
people. We will happily partake in debates from
4th June onwards,” Khera said in a statement.
The decision was taken after consultations
within the party, the sources said. PTI
QUOTE.
The people of Rajasthan
have full faith in the BJP
and Prime Minister
Narendra Modi. The
Congress told several lies
and tried to mislead the
people in different ways
but they will get the
answer on June 4
CP JOSHI
Rajasthan BJP president
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CIRCUIT
BREAKER.
AARATI KRISHNAN
Is the market really
FDI concerns overblown
W
henever India’s stock
indices scale new
highs, a section of
investors begins to
worry about whether
in bubble zone?
Stagnation in gross FDI flows needs attention they are in bubble territory. Folks who’ve No, but there is froth in some
lived through earlier meltdowns such the
ecent numbers released by the Reserve Bank of pockets such as low-float

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dotcom decline or the global financial
crisis crash are a particularly jumpy lot,
India on foreign direct investments for FY24
expecting the indices to crash by 40 or 50
stocks, ‘green’ stocks,
raises concerns over weak gross inflows. But per cent after every new milestone. midcaps and SMEs
the alarm being raised over the decline in net FDI to However, as the Nifty50 flirts with the
$10.6 billion is overdone. Fall in net FDI flows is led by 23,000 mark and the BSE Sensex with
75,000 today, it is hard to make a case that
repatriation and divestment touching a decadal high of the Indian stock market is in a bubble
$44.4 billion. While it is being inferred that the high phase or that its valuations are frothy.
repatriation figure implies that foreign promoters and Yes, there are pockets, where investors in
the grip of euphoria are taking on crazy
investors are exiting India or withdrawing large sums risks. But there’s little evidence that the
out of the country, that may not be the case. market as a whole is in the grip of
irrational exuberance.
The repatriation numbers have jumped due
to foreign investors booking partial profits on WELL-GROUNDED BELLWETHERS
their holdings in Indian companies due to the Asure sign of a market bubble is when
stock prices of companies race ahead of
strong rally in the stock market, last fiscal year. their profit growth. If we take the Nifty50
These outflows will moderate as the bull-run index (which accounts for 60 per cent of
in small and mid-cap stocks abates. An analysis the overall market capitalisation and is
by this newspaper shows that foreign the Indian market bellwether), its rise in Asecond sure sign of a bubble is when Nifty PE multiple can correct to about Yes, many of these stocks do have
the last five years has actually lagged the market valuations soar way above 18-19 times. This would peg down the fundamentals, but not enough to justify
promoters of 66 listed companies pared their earnings growth of its constituent historical averages. But the current Nifty Nifty value to about 18,000 to 19,000, but three-digit PEs and blue-sky growth
stakes in FY24. While the stake sales staked companies. PE of 22.4 is actually a tad below its not much more. assumptions.
between 1 and 30 per cent, most of the Between May 2019 and May 2024, the 10-year average of 23.2. If we consider Green theme: With policy tailwinds
promoters sold less than 5 per cent stake. It is consolidated per share earnings of Nifty the 20-year average to iron out recent FROTHY IN PATCHES favouring renewables, it has been a field
noteworthy that almost all promoters firms shot up from ₹488 to ₹1,010, excesses, the historical average PE is 20. If the bellwether indices show few signs day for micro-caps with ‘eco’, ‘solar’,
managing a CAGR (compounded annual Previous bubbles — the dotcom boom of of froth, what about the broader market? ‘energy or ‘green’ in their names. Many
continue to hold significant stakes in their growth rate) of 15.6 per cent. The index 1999-2000 and the capex euphoria of This is a good question to ask because it is companies with these tags have managed
companies, negating the perception that they value has risen at an annual rate of only 2007-08 — were ready to pop at a Nifty the tail-end of the market that is usually a to attain ₹500 crore to ₹1,000 crore in
are stampeding out of India. The companies 13.7 per cent. As a result, the Nifty PE of 25-26. happy playground for speculators. market capitalisation while turning in
have also announced to the public that they price-earnings multiple at 22.6 times Company earnings can be propped up The Nifty500 index, a broad market profits of less than ₹10 crore.
now is actually lower than it was five by windfalls or temporary tailwinds. benchmark, offers some cues. The index Midcap 150: The broad market
wish to continue doing business in India for years ago (24.4 times). All numbers cited That’s why many fund managers use the trades at a PE of about 25.8 and a price to benchmarks today are not steeply valued.
the long-term. They have termed their share here are from Bloomberg, as of May 30, price to book value ratio (stock prices book ratio of about 4. This is pricier than But one exception, which looks quite
sales last fiscal year as unlocking of some value 2024. relative to companies’ net worth) as a the Nifty50. But it is not way off historical bubbly is the Nifty Midcap 150 index —
and reallocation of capital to other regions. Over a ten-year period, yes, the Nifty more stable gauge of valuations. At averages — a PE of 26.4 times and a price the benchmark for mid-cap mutual
at a 12 per cent CAGR has sprinted ahead 22,600, the Nifty trades at 3.7 times the to book value of 3.2 times for the funds. For an index which is supposed to
Besides this, many PE and VC investors have of the annual profit growth of 9 per cent current book value of its companies and Nifty500. be an incubator for the Nifty50, it is a bit
also used the improving valuation in start-ups managed by its constituents. But this 3.3 times their forward book value. The But breaking down the Nifty500 into unreasonable for the Midcap 150 to trade
to pare or exit their stake. Sales by these seems to be at least partly because of the historical average is 3.2 times. Past its constituents reveals that about 40 per at a PE of 39 times trailing earnings and
investors amounted to $12 billion in 2023, manifold rise in the liquidity flowing into bubbles saw this multiple scale 6 times. cent of the stocks in it trade at a PE of 50 34 times one-year forward earnings — a
across 109 deals. stocks from domestic investors. MoSPI The conclusion from all these or above, while 10 per cent trade at 100 or premium to the Nifty50 itself. Also, 70 of
data showthat Indian households fundamental checks is that a 40-50 per above. The proportion of stocks trading the 150 stocks making up this index are
These sales seem to be driven by the invested over ₹2-lakh crore into shares cent crash in the Indian bellwethers is at these astronomical valuations is also already at a PE of 50 plus.
pressure on these funds to distribute returns and mutual funds in FY23 — a ten-fold quite unlikely. In the event of an adverse up sharply from five years ago. In May SME platforms: Usually in bull
to their investors. MNCs have paid large surge from ₹18,900 crore in FY14. These election outcome or other triggers, the 2019, only 16 per cent of the Nifty500 markets, penny stocks are the life and
amounts of dividends to their shareholders flows have set a higher floor to India’s stocks traded above a 50 PE and 3 per soul of the party. But this time, the
stock valuations. Even if they were to In the event of an cent sported a 100 plus PE. This is where partying seems to have moved off the
given the improvement in their profitability halve, valuations seem unlikely to go much of the froth is concentrated. main board, on to the SME platforms of
due to falling commodity prices. As demand back to decade-ago levels. adverse election Running through the list of stocks at the exchanges, where IPOs of
conditions become more challenging and Markets are usually forward-looking. outcome or other these nosebleed valuations, there were mom-and-pop businesses have attracted
affect profitability, dividend repatriation can Therefore, analysts usually gauge five common themes. frenzied bids. The BSE SME IPO index
valuations using forward PE multiples triggers, the Nifty PE Low float companies: In a euphoric has raced at a 110 per cent CAGR over the
also moderate going ahead. A reversal in
interest rate cycle in the US and the UK could
based on estimated earnings for the next multiple can correct to market, narratives help propel last five years and trades at a 48 PE. The
12 months. On this metric too, the valuations. If tall narratives can be aided NSE SME EMERGE index after growing
also help stem the reallocation of capital out of Nifty50 doesn’t appear pricey. The 18-19 times. This would by the ability to corner liquidity because at a 53 per cent CAGR is at an 81 PE.
India. But there is certainly a marked analyst consensus expects Nifty peg down the Nifty value of limited free float, all the better. This These are the market segments that
slowdown in gross FDI inflows. It was stagnant companies to clock earnings of ₹1,104 for to 18,000-19,000, but not trend has led to stocks with promoter investors need to be wary of, if they want
the next 12 months, pegging the Nifty’s holdings of 70 per cent or more turning to avoid the risk of those 40-50 per cent
at $71.4 billion in FY24 when compared to the forward multiple at 20.5 times. much more. into theatres for speculation. crashes.
previous fiscal, but it is down 15 per cent when
compared to FY22. That was the year when
FDI inflows spiked sharply due to deals done
by the Reliance Industries group across their
verticals. This should be kept in mind while
reading the data. Tightening global liquidity
How GDP growth surpassed expectations
and increasing cost of funds as global central
banks tightened their monetary policies to It was thanks to sharp increase in net indirect taxes, positive net exports and buoyancy in the real estate and infra segments
fight inflation may also have affected inflows in narrowing deflation in industrial raw 33.2 per cent in the quarter from 33.6 per
the last two years. The uncertainty around the Aditi Nayar material inputs in Q4 FY24 vis-à-visQ3, cent in the year-ago quarter. This was the
general elections could also be holding the and an adverse base are also likely to have first instance of YoY dip in the ratio in

foreign investors back.
But as the RBI notes, India is among the top
ten economies which are expected to receive
large FDI flows in 2024. The next government
should make sure that this potential is realised,
for FDI inflows are required to help buttress
government capital expenditure, in the
absence of a revival in private capex. To enable
this, ease of doing business in the country
needs to be improved significantly by
simplifying compliance and expediting
approvals.
POCKET
I
ndia’s latest GDP prints for Q4 FY24
delivered another round of positive
surprises, after the
higher-than-anticipated numbers for Q3
that had been released in February 2024.
Although GDP and GVA growth
moderated to a four-quarter low of 7.8
per cent and 6.3 per cent, respectively, in
Q4 FY24 from the revised prints of 8.6
per cent and 6.8 per cent in Q3, the
extent of the dip was rather limited as
compared to our expectations. The
growth in the former, was also boosted
by the continuing sharp 22.2 per cent
expansion in net indirect taxes in real
terms in Q4 FY24. This resulted in the
growth in GDP exceeding that in the GVA
RAVIKANTH by a considerable 148 basis points (bps)
in the quarter.
The deceleration in the GVA growth
was largely driven by a broad-based
easing across all the four sub-sectors of
the industrial sector. This was
unsurprising, given the moderation in
volume growth across the mining,
manufacturing and electricity segments,
as reflected in the IIP growth prints for
Q4 FY24 vis-à-visQ3. Additionally, the
impacted value-added growth in the
manufacturing segment.
Having said that, the growth in both
manufacturing and construction
remained quite robust, printing at above
8per cent in the quarter. In particular,
construction growth has sustained above
8per cent for four consecutive quarters,
after expanding by 9.4 per cent in FY23,
which reflects the buoyancy in the real
estate market, as seen in home sales
volumes and new product launches, as
well as the infrastructure segment, which
has been aided by the sharp increase in
government capex over the last couple of
years. Growth in the services segment
witnessed an expectedly mild slowdown
to 6.7 per cent in Q4 FY24 from 7.1 per
cent in Q3 FY24, amid a moderation in
the trade, hotels, transport and
communication services segment
despite a favourable base.
The agri-GVA witnessed an expansion
of 0.6 per cent in Q4 FY24, in contrast
with our expectations of a marginal
contraction in the quarter. Additionally,
the upward revision in the output of
several crops in the second advance
CAPEX. A growth driver
estimates vis-à-visthe first advance
estimates for the same, aided in the
upward revision in the Q3 growth print
for the sector. Nevertheless, agri growth
has remained quite weak in H2 FY24,
reflecting the impact of the uneven
monsoons in 2023.
The weak monsoons also weighed on
the growth in private consumption,
which remained lacklustre at 4per cent
in Q4 FY24, amid subdued rural demand.
Besides, the growth in gross fixed capital
formation (GFCF) narrowed quite
sharply to 6.5 per cent in Q4 from 9.7 per
cent in Q3 FY24. This led to a decline in
the GFCF-to-GDP ratio (in real terms) to
four quarters. Interestingly, net exports
(in real terms) turned positive in Q4
FY24, after exerting a drag in each of the
last three quarters, thereby partly
offsetting the subdued growth in private
consumption and the slowdown in
GFCF growth in that quarter.
Coming to the annual headline
numbers, India’s GDP growth
accelerated to a robust 8.2 per cent in
FY24 from 7per cent in FY23, led by a
sharp uptick in GFCF growth as well as a
narrower drag on account of net exports,
even as private and government
consumption slowed down in the fiscal.
Consequently, India’s investment rate,
measured as gross capital formation as a
proportion of GDP, inched up to a
nine-year high of 33.3 per cent in FY24
from 33per cent in FY23. Given this, and
our expectations of a narrowing in the
current account deficit to 0.8 per cent of
GDP in FY24 from 2 per cent in FY23, the
country’s savings rate is also likely to
have increased in the previous fiscal.
The writer is Chief Economist, Head-Research & Outreach,
ICRA

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Questionable rating
This refers to the editorial ‘Wrong
picture’ (May 31). The rating agency
S&P recently upgraded India’s
outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’
while maintaining its overall rating at
‘BBB-’, the lowest investment grade.
This decision reflects a partisan
approach that seems devoid of any
logic. In assessing a country, various
risk factors are considered, with
weight given to parameters such as
economic status, political stability,
governance, financial system,
payment systems, etc. India has
performed well in all these
parameters.
India, recognised as one of the
fastest-growing economies in terms
of GDP, has managed to keep its debt
under control and has adopted a
robust financial system backed by
the latest technology. India leads the
world in digital transactions. Given
these factors, S&P’s rating of India
appears to undermine the rating
system. It is time for a global
regulator to rein in such agencies
and prevent them from undermining
the credibility of the entire rating
system.
Srinivasan Velamur
Chennai
Expensive healthcare
Apropos ‘Making public health
system more robust’ (May 31), up to
1990 India was moving on the right
track in terms of establishing a
meaningful public healthcare system
— PHCs, CHCs and district
headquartered hospitals. Had the
same pace continued at the rural and
CHC levels, there would have been
enough time to develop tertiary care
at the district level. Now that health
is left to market forces, private
healthcare institutions have made
treatment too expensive for
ordinary people.
AG Rajmohan
Anantapur, AP
Spurious medicines
The ‘Pocket’ (May 31) cartoon on
spurious medicines being pumped
into the market is hilarious and
timely. The nexus between certain
pharma companies and medicine
distributors must be broken at any
cost. Unfortunately, the prevailing
systemic failure either at
manufacturing or approval stage of
specific medicines is hurting citizens.
Also, there are apprehensions about
mis-selling of some generic drugs
through Jan Aushadi centres, in the
absence of proper control and
monitoring.
Sitaram Popuri
Bengaluru
Managing interest rates
This is with reference to ‘Status quo
on interest rate on the cards’ (May
31). Interest rate needs to be at a
level that promotes economic
growth, price stability and financial
intermediation. Even though
inflation is now relatively stable, the
likelihood of prices going up cannot
be ruled out due to persisting
geopolitical threats and possible rate
changes by other central banks. The
other factors that influence inflation
such as supply bottlenecks, excessive
unproductive expenditures and
credit disbursement by banks for
unproductive purposes need to be
watched.
VSK Pillai
Changanacherry, Kerala
Election schedule
The entire nation will breathe a sigh
of relief at the end of this general
election. It has been a long and
arduous task for all political parties
to keep people interested all through
this long election schedule. That
there has been voter fatigue is
obvious as the percentage of polled
votes has fallen. The Election
Commission must ensure a shorter
election schedule. Though it may not
be easy for a single-day election,
such a long-drawn schedule must be
avoided.
Anthony Henriques
Mumbai

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Show-cause notice issued
to Air India for flight delays
New Delhi: The Directorate General
of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issued a
show-cause notice to Air India on
Friday following significant delays
in two international flights and the
airline’s failure to provide adequate
care to passengers. The notice
comes after a New Delhi to San
Francisco flight experienced a
delay of over 18 hours on May 30,
during which passengers were
kept inside the aircraft for hours
without proper cooling, leading to
some fainting due to the heat. OUR
BUREAU
RBI does not accept any
bids for green bonds
Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of
India did not accept any bids
for 10-year green bonds at an
auction on Friday, against plans
of raising ₹6,000 crore
($719.22 million). The central
government raised ₹23,000
crore through the sale of
bonds maturing in 2029 and
2064. Bond yields dipped
marginally after the auction.
REUTERS
‘Kotak Bank’s credit profile
to improve in 12 months’
New Delhi: Kotak Mahindra
Bank will be able to improve its
credit and funding profile over
the next 12 months, despite
some impact on growth and
profitability because of the
RBI’s restriction on onboarding
new customers online, S&P
Global Ratings credit analyst
Nikita Anand said on Friday. PTI
Moving gold back home from UK
reflects RBI’s growing confidence
MANY BENEFITS. Besides flexibility in managing reserves, central bank will also save on vaulting, insurance cost
Suresh P Iyengar
Mumbai
The RBI’s decision to bring
back 100 tonnes of gold re-
serves from the UK to India re-
flects the confidence of the
central bank in managing the
reserves dynamically amid the
growing global economic
uncertainty.
Gold purchased by the RBI
in the UK is usually stored in
the Bank of England vault and
also used as hedge for clearing
global transactions. The RBI
has been on a gold-buying
spree; it added 25 tonnes of
gold since the start of the year,
taking the overall holding to a
new peak of 822 tonnes as of
April-end.
The central bank’s net gold
acquisitions this year has
RBI’s G-Sec buyback offers
in May see tepid response
Our Bureau
Mumbai
The Reserve Bank of India
(RBI) has received a tepid re-
sponse to its government
bond buyback offers through-
out May, highlighting a discon-
nect between the central
bank’s intentions and market
sentiment. The buyback offers
were announced in the back-
drop of the government’s solid
cash position (April 2024 net
GST collections were at ₹1.92-
lakh crore). This coupled with
dividend declaration by RBI
may have prompted it to go in
for buyback of G-Secs. In a bid
to proactively manage its debt
and alleviate future repay-
ment burdens, the govern-
ment aimed to utilise its cash
surplus to retire some of its
ROBUST RESERVES. RBI has been on a gold-buying spree and
has added 25 tonnes of gold since the start of the year
already exceeded last year’s
purchase of 16 tonnes. On an
average, the RBI has been pur-
chasing about 6 tonnes of gold
amonth this year.
SAVING COSTS
As of early May, gold com-
Market analysts
note that
investors prefer a
reduction in
short-term bill
issuance as a more
attractive
alternative to the
buybacks
debt ahead of schedule. How-
ever, the market’s reception
has been lukewarm. The RBI
had planned to repurchase ₹2-
lakh crore worth of bonds in
May, but the actual acceptance
fell drastically short. Only ap-
proximately ₹23,000 crore or
11.5 per cent of the total offer-
ing, was accepted, reflecting
the subdued interest.
prises 8.5 per cent of the total
reserves, up from 7.7 per cent
at the close of 2023. Ajay Kedia,
Director, Kedia Commodities,
said, with the UK just coming
out of economic recession and
going to elections next month,
there are a lot of uncertainties
Market analysts note that
investors prefer a reduction in
short-term bill issuance as a
more attractive alternative to
the buybacks, especially given
the current lackluster interest.
Banks are reluctant to sell
their holdings at a loss, having
purchased these securities at
higher prices previously. Con-
sequently, they aim to sell
bonds at elevated prices or re-
duced yields to maximise
profits, leading to minimal
participation in the buybacks.
The first buyback held on May
9 saw the RBI repurchasing
government bonds worth
nearly ₹10,513 crore against
the notified amount of
₹40,000 crore. Similarly, in the
second buyback on May 16,
the RBI accepted bids worth
only ₹2,069.99 crore (₹60,000
crore).
brewing, which would have led
to RBI bring the gold back to
India.
The RBI, which has been an
active buyer of gold amid
rising prices, will also save on
vaulting and insurance costs
by storing its precious reserve
in India, he added.
Of the overall gold holding
of 822 tonnes, the RBI holds
about 414 tonnes abroad due
to convenience of storing it in
the country where it buys. The
central bank also saves on the
logistics cost and other incid-
ental expenses by vaulting it
offshore. Paving the way for
smooth transportation of gold
reserves to India, the govern-
ment has waived off the im-
port duty of 15 per cent and 5
per cent agriculture infra-
structure development cess
on gold imported by the RBI.
‘Over ₹10-lakh cr bad loans recovered in 10 years’
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
Finance Minister Nirmala
Sitharaman on Friday said
the Modi government has
turned around the banking
sector through various re-
forms and improved gov-
ernance which has led to
banks recovering more than
₹10-lakh crore from bad
loans between 2014 and
2023.
She said the eEnforcement
Directorate has investigated
around 1,105 bank fraud
cases, which resulted in the
attachment of ₹64,920 crore
worth of proceeds of crime.
As of December 2023, as-
sets amounting to ₹15,183
crore have been restituted to
the public sector banks
(PSBs).
“Recently, India’s banking
sector achieved a significant
Given the rise in gold re-
serves, sources said that the
RBI may move another 100
tonnes of gold back to India in
coming days.
Incidentally, the RBI has
joined the other central banks
in moving the gold reserves to
homeland, particularly after
Russia’s reserves stored in
other countries were frozen
following the US economic
sanctions.
The Russian attack on
Ukraine has led to the US im-
posing economic sanctions on
the former though it was not
implemented in toto.
Since late last year, all the
major central banks are mov-
ing their gold reserves back
home, given the volatile global
developments, including the
unrest in West Asia and the
conflict between Iran and Iraq.
milestone by recording its
highest-ever net profit,
crossing ₹3-lakh crore. The
banking sector turned
around due to PM Shri @nar-
endramodi’s strong and de-
cisive leadership. Our gov-
ernment atoned for the
UPA’s sins in the banking sec-
tor through comprehensive
and long-term reforms,”
Sitharaman said in a post on
X.
UPA’S SINS
She said there has been no le-
niency in recovering bad
loans, especially from large
defaulters, under the Modi
government and the process
is ongoing. She said that this
is in stark contrast to the
situation before 2014 when
@INCIndia-led UPA govern-
ment turned the banking sec-
tor into a cesspool of bad
loans, vested interests, cor-
ruption and
VRR auction sees
huge response again
Our Bureau
Mumbai
The variable rate repo
(VRR) auction by the Re-
serve Bank of India (RBI)
witnessed an overwhelm-
ing response from banks,
highlighting the growing
demand for liquidity in the
banking sector. Banks sub-
mitted bids worth
₹1,13,915 crore, signific-
antly exceeding the RBI’s
offer of ₹50,000 crore.
At all VRR auctions, bar-
ring one, conducted by RBI
in the current month so far,
the demand for funds has
been more than the notified
amount.
At the May 3 VRR auc-
tion, the demand for funds
(₹1,57,698 crore) was lower
than the notified amount
(₹1.75-lakh crore).
BANK’S LIQUIDITY
Currently, liquidity in the
banking system is estim-
Nirmala Sitharaman
mismanagement.
“It’s a pity that Opposition
leaders are still unable to dis-
tinguish between write-offs
and waivers. After the ‘write-
offs’ as per RBI’s guidelines,
banks actively pursue the re-
covery of bad loans. And,
there has been no ‘waiver’ of
loans for any industrialist.
Between 2014 and 2023,
ated to be in deficit of
around ₹1.54-lakh crore.
But experts suggest that
the situation will change
with RBI’s ₹2.1-trillion di-
vidend transfer to the gov-
ernment coupled with the
cancellation of weekly
treasury bill auctions of
₹60,000 crore.
“Over coming weeks, we
see the RBI’s FX interven-
tion strategy as the main
driver of interbank liquid-
ity and this should largely
be driven by the election
outcome. FPI accounts
have resumed buying India
Government Bonds (IGBs)
over the past few weeks,
though in small sizes for
now. However, beyond the
FX channel, we should start
to see inflows from GOI re-
demptions, interest pay-
ments and lower T-bill issu-
ance. Under our base case,
we can see interbank li-
quidity entering into a sur-
plus by July,” Nomura said
in a recent note.
banks recovered more than
₹10-lakh crore from bad
loans.”
“Under the UPA, obtain-
ing loans from banks often
depended on powerful con-
nections rather than a solid
business proposition. Banks
were forced to neglect proper
due diligence and risk assess-
ment before sanctioning
these loans,” she said.
Sitharaman said the Modi
government implemented a
comprehensive 4R’s strategy
of Recognising NPAs trans-
parently, Resolution and Re-
covery, Recapitalising PSBs
and Reforms after coming to
power in 2014. “Our reforms
addressed credit discipline,
recognition and resolution of
stress, responsible lending
and improved governance.
We replaced political inter-
ference in banks with profes-
sional integrity and inde-
pendence,” she said.

5G adoption on a
roll in India, yet
tariff upside may be
minimal: Ind-Ra
Press Trust of India
New Delhi

India’s 5G subscriber count is

seen rising several notches to 20-
25 per cent of the overall base in
one year, but though telcos are in a
“better position” to execute tariff
increase, actual visibility on a
“meaningful” increase remains
uncertain, Ind-Ra said.
According to India Ratings and
Research (Ind-Ra), this is because
globally too 5G has not yielded
any major tariff premium over 4G
rates.
The use cases of 5G in India are
still limited to applications such
as video streaming and multi-per-
son video calls.
The Fitch Group company, in
its telecom outlook FY25 has
maintained a neutral outlook on
the sector for the current fiscal. It
expects the subscriber base to
reach 20-25 per cent over the next
one year from about 17 per cent
currently, in line with global
experience.
Average revenue per user
(ARPU), it said, may continue to
exhibit organic growth albeit the
growth rates, per se, have tapered
somewhat. Ind-Ra believes Reli-
ance Jio and Bharti Airtel have an
opportunity to capture a higher
proportion of premium sub-
scribers of Vodafone Idea, who
are keen to experience 5G. Ac-
cordingly, it has predicted an-
other round of market share
shifts.

BETTER MARGINS
The agency said the current fiscal
would be an inflection year for
telecom companies in terms of in-
vestments peaking out (5G capex,
spectrum renewal) and the tariff
environment remaining subdued.
According to its assessment,
the investments have likely
reached their peak in FY24, given
that the execution of industry-
wide 5G capex of around $20 bil-
lion was almost in the last leg by
end-FY24. Overall, Ind-Ra ex-
pects the margin structure of tel-
cos to improve in FY25, owing to
revenue growth supported by op-
erating leverage.

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Steel stocks sustain rally despite Bharat Rasayan jumps
17% after Q4 results
weak Q4 financial performance Madhu Balaji
Bengaluru

New Delhi: State-owned REC on
Friday said its board has approved
raising the borrowing limit in
foreign currency to $24 billion
form $20 billion. The overall
borrowing limit in Indian rupees
was, however, retained at ₹6 lakh
crore. The funds will be raised, in
one or more tranches, from time
to time, during one year from the
date of passing of resolution by the
shareholders in the ensuing annual
general meeting. The funds will be
raised, in one or more tranches
within one year after shareholders’
approval. PTI
NEITHER CHEAP NOR EXPENSIVE. Shares are not compelling immediate value buy, says analysts
Suresh P. Iyengar
Mumbai
Notwithstanding the
lacklustre performance in
the March quarter, some of
the leading steel company
stocks have rallied on hopes
revival in government
spending in infrastructure
to boost demand
post-election.
Shares of Tata Steel has
moved up 9 per cent to ₹164
on Friday against ₹150 a
piece on March 1 even as it
reported a 65 per cent fall in
March quarter net profit
and registered a net loss of
₹4,909 crore in FY24.
Similarly, JSW Steel net
profit was down 65 per cent
while that of SAIL was
down 3 per cent in the
March quarter. Jindal Steel
and Power net profit
doubled even as its income
was down and this was
largely aided by lower cost.
JSW Steel gained 5 per
cent to ₹881 against ₹836.
SAIL moved up 19 per cent
Bharat Rasayan shares
jumped nearly 17 per cent a
prices, which has made concerns on the sustainabil- day after the company repor-
these stocks look overval- ity of current valuation ted its financial results for
ued. levels, given the ongoing the quarter that ended
threat of Chinese steel March 2024 post market
CHINESE DUMPING dumping in India and the hours.
Moreover, he said China recent slowdown in de- The stock closed at
dumping steel in India mand. ₹10,703.70, on the NSE, 2024 quarter from ₹305.88
given its excess production While the anticipated higher by 16.4 per cent. It hit crore in the corresponding
could definitely suppress growth is promising, it is a 52-week high at ₹10,847.95 quarter last year.
steel prices in the short crucial to acknowledge the during the day. The company’s board has
term. “Our factor model in- potential challenges and On the BSE, the stock approved the re-appoint-
dicates that these stocks are risks facing the sector. The closed at ₹10,699, up by ment of Karnleshwar Prasad
to ₹158 from ₹133 while neither cheap nor excess- recent upsurge in steel 16.43 per cent, after hitting a Uniyal as an Executive Dir-
Jindal Steel and Power ively expensive. They are stocks suggests investors 52-week high at ₹10,851.95. ector/Whole Time Director
zoomed 25 per cent to priced averagely compared are feeling optimistic about The company posted its of the Company for further
₹1,029 against ₹823 on to other opportunities in the future of these sectors consolidated net profit for period from July 1, 2024 to
March 1. the market. However, this with the projected steel de- the quarter ended March June 30, 2025.
Vaibhav Jain, of Share- does not necessarily make mand growth of 5-7 per 2024 at ₹67.11 crore as In addition, the board has
Market Research, said the them compelling immediate cent over the next 12-18 against ₹30.25 crore in the recommended a final di-
below expectations finan- buy,” he added. months on the back of re- corresponding quarter last vidend of ₹1.50 a share on
cial performance of several Arvinder Singh Nanda, surgence in economic activ- year. Its revenue from opera- the fully paid-up equity
steel companies have not Senior VP, Master Capital ity and infrastructure devel- tions rose 1.2 per cent to shares ₹10 each for the finan-
been factored in the stock Services, said there are valid opment, he added. ₹309.62 crore in the March cial year ended March 2024.

Hero FinCorp board

okays ₹4,000-crore IPO

New Delhi: Hero FinCorp Ltd
(HFL), an associate company of
Hero MotoCorp, plans to float
an IPO aggregating to at least
₹4,000 crore. Besides fresh issue
of shares aggregating ₹4,000
crore (with face value of ₹10
each) through an IPO, there will
also be an OFS by certain
existing and eligible
shareholders as part of the
offering. The proposed IPO —
which received HFL’s board
approval on Wednesday — is
subject to market conditions,
receipt of applicable approvals,
regulatory clearances and other
considerations, according to
stock exchange filings by Hero
MotoCorp.OUR BUREAU
Adani Group stocks rally; mcap nears ₹18-lakh cr Canara Bank approves diluting 14.5%
Press Trust of India
New Delhi
Shares of Adani Group ended
higher on Friday after its lis-
ted firms gained ₹84,122
crore, as US-based brokerage
firm Jefferies put a buy re-
commendation on four of
group stocks, including
Adani Enterprises.
The scrip of Adani Total
Gas jumped 8.70 per cent to
close at ₹1,039.15 apiece,
Adani Power climbed 8.37
per cent at ₹756.65, NDTV
rallied 7.80 per cent at ₹248
on the BSE. Also, Adani En-
terprises rose 6.84 per cent
at ₹3,411.45. The flagship
firm Adani Enterprises ad-
ded ₹24,891.93 crore, taking
its market capitalisation
(mcap) to ₹3.88-lakh crore.
stake in its life insurance venture
The shares of Adani Ports
and Special Economic Zone
(APSEZ) climbed 3.93 per
cent to end at ₹1,437.70. The
market valuation of APSEZ
went up ₹11,729.56 crore to
₹3.10 lakh crore. Meanwhile,
buying was also seen in other
group stocks.
Shares of Adani Wilmar
rose 3.31 per cent to close at
₹355.85 per piece, Ambuja
Cements went up 2.52 per
cent at ₹634.30, Adani En-
ergy Solutions jumped 2.36
per cent at ₹1,122.80, Adani
Green Energy climbed 2.19
ing a $90 billion capex over
the next decade, Jefferies
said.
per cent at ₹1,915.25 and Emerging from a damning fering (IPO), Canara Bank However, the third partner
Sanghi Industries gained report of a US short seller, Press Trust of India said in a regulatory filing. Punjab National Bank
1.88 per cent to close at which hit market value of its New Delhi This is subject to the ap- holds a 23 per cent stake in
₹90.59 on the bourse. listed companies, Adani proval of the Reserve Bank the life insurer.
With ₹84,122 crore gain group in 2023-24 (April 2023 Canara Bank on Friday of India and Department The bank also plans to
on Friday, the apples-to-air- to March 2024) fiscal fo- said it has approved the of Financial Services, Gov- sell 13 per cent equity
port conglomerate’s com- cused on containing debt, re- process of diluting 14.5 ernment of India, it said. shares in Canara Robeco
bined market capitalisation ducing founder share pledge per cent stake in its life in- The size of the issue, op- Asset Management Com-
(mcap) stood at ₹17.88-lakh and consolidating business surance venture Canara portune time and modalit- pany (CRAMC) by taking
crore. in core competencies. This HSBC Life Insurance ies of issue will be decided the mutual fund subsidiary
The 30-share BSE Sensex helped net profit surge to Company. in due course, it said. public. Canara Bank had in
rose 75.71 points to settle at ₹30,767 crore for the group’s The bank plans to dilute Canara Bank owns 51 last December given in-
73,961.31, while the broader listed companies in the fiscal its stake by listing the per cent stake, while HSBC principle approval to start
NSE Nifty gained 42.05 from ₹19,833 crore a year company in Stock Ex- Insurance (Asia Pacific) the process of listing its
points to end at 22,530.70 on ago, according to exchange changes (BSE/NSE) Holdings Ltd as a foreign mutual fund subsidiary by
Friday. data and analysts. through initial public of- partner owns 26 per cent. way of an initial share sale.
Further, brokerage house
PROFIT SURGE Jefferies recommended ‘Buy’
Adani group saw a 55 per on four group companies —
cent profit surge in the fiscal Adani Enterprises, Adani
year ended March 2024 as Ports & SEZ, Adani Energy
the conglomerate is back on Solutions and Ambuja
an expansion spree and eye- Cements.

Smaller ticks will have a big impact Nifty 50 Movers

Close(₹) Pts
왖 42.05 pts.
PE
HDFC Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1531.55. . . . . . . . . . 28.50. . . . . . . . . . . 17.78 . . . . . . . . 11.60
Adani Enter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3411.35. . . . . . . . . . 12.92. . . . . . . . . 116.65 . . . . . . . . . . 0.90
Wt(%)

ICICI Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1121.05. . . . . . . . . . 11.71. . . . . . . . . . . 17.08 . . . . . . . . . . 7.93

RINGSIDE
VIEW.
KS BADRI NARAYANAN
The National Stock Exchange,
last week, took an important de-
cision for the first time since its
inception in 1994 with respect to
tick sizes.
The leading exchange in terms
of trading volume has reduced
the tick size — the minimum
price by which stock prices can
change — to one paisa for all
stocks below ₹250 a share. “Ex-
change has informed about revi-
sion in tick size of securities with
price below ₹250 in Capital Mar-
ket Segment (CM Segment) of
NSE. Stock futures shall have the
same tick size as applicable for
underlying security in CM Seg-
ment,” the NSE stated.
The new tick size rule on the
NSE will be applicable from June
10 onwards in the cash segment,
and July 8 onwards in the stock
However, the BSE pruned it to
just two slabs in 2017: 1 paisa for
shares trading less than ₹15 and
five paise for others; and that was
tweaked further to shares trading
below ₹100 from March 1, 2023.
BSE had so many lower tick
sizes as thousands of penny
stocks were actively trading.
Even now, the share of penny
stocks trading on the BSE is at
least two or three times higher
than NSE. On the other hand, the
NSE had consciously kept its list-
ing norms and entry-level re-
quirements more stringent to
discourage penny stocks.
CURBING MANIPULATION
The Indian Government with-
drew coins of denomination of 25
paise and below from circulation
from June 30, 2011. Some de-
nominated coins — 1 paisa, 2
paise, 3 paise and 5 paise van-
ished from circulation in mid
1990s — the time NSE emerged.
So, the NSE had kept its min-
imum tick size as 5 paise from the
start of trading operations. NSE
has the highest trading intensity
ulation that could occur with
smaller tick sizes. A tick size that
is too small can lead to high-fre-
quency trading strategies that
may not necessarily contribute to
market efficiency or price discov-
ery,” the NSE had reasoned out.
PRECISE PRICING
However, the situation has
changed drastically now. With
the influx of huge number of
traders into the market and in-
crease in algo traders, this small
step allows them more precise
L&T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3669.30. . . . . . . . . . . . 9.28. . . . . . . . . . . 32.44 . . . . . . . . . . 4.37
Adani Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1437.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.98. . . . . . . . . . . 38.31 . . . . . . . . . . 1.06
Reliance Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2860.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 8.52. . . . . . . . . . . 24.49 . . . . . . . . . . 9.75
Tata Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 167.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.70. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 1.39
ITC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 426.45. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.23. . . . . . . . . . . 25.65 . . . . . . . . . . 3.81
Bajaj Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 6697.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.14. . . . . . . . . . . 28.69 . . . . . . . . . . 1.88
Coal India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 491.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.68. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.32 . . . . . . . . . . 1.13
State Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 830.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.92. . . . . . . . . . . 10.66 . . . . . . . . . . 3.21
PowerGrid Corp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 310.00. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.41. . . . . . . . . . . 18.51 . . . . . . . . . . 1.42
Shriram Finance Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2354.05. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.24. . . . . . . . . . . 11.96 . . . . . . . . . . 0.66
Bajaj Auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 9084.75. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.99. . . . . . . . . . . 33.37 . . . . . . . . . . 1.04
M&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2506.25. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.77. . . . . . . . . . . 25.40 . . . . . . . . . . 2.42
IndusInd Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1461.85. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.26. . . . . . . . . . . 12.67 . . . . . . . . . . 0.97
Apollo Hosp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5839.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.66. . . . . . . . . 102.11 . . . . . . . . . . 0.59
UltraTech Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 9915.50. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.22. . . . . . . . . . . 40.87 . . . . . . . . . . 1.15
SBI Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1386.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.65. . . . . . . . . . . 74.65 . . . . . . . . . . 0.63
Bajaj Finserv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1528.60. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.55. . . . . . . . . . . 15.64 . . . . . . . . . . 0.84
BPCL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 627.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.44. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.07 . . . . . . . . . . 0.60
Wipro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 438.20. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.40. . . . . . . . . . . 20.60 . . . . . . . . . . 0.62
Sun Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1459.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.17. . . . . . . . . . . 36.45 . . . . . . . . . . 1.59
HDFC Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 549.85. . . . . . . . . . -0.22. . . . . . . . . . . 77.58 . . . . . . . . . . 0.58
Asian Paints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2881.20. . . . . . . . . . -0.26. . . . . . . . . . . 49.73 . . . . . . . . . . 1.31
Eicher Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4733.45. . . . . . . . . . -0.30. . . . . . . . . . . 32.39 . . . . . . . . . . 0.65
Tata Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 923.00. . . . . . . . . . -0.38. . . . . . . . . . . 11.12 . . . . . . . . . . 1.64
Hero MotoCorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5119.60. . . . . . . . . . -0.48. . . . . . . . . . . 27.35 . . . . . . . . . . 0.67
Britannia Ind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5179.80. . . . . . . . . . -0.50. . . . . . . . . . . 58.46 . . . . . . . . . . 0.62
JSW Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 880.55. . . . . . . . . . -0.68. . . . . . . . . . . 24.00 . . . . . . . . . . 0.85
NTPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 359.00. . . . . . . . . . -0.75. . . . . . . . . . . 16.32 . . . . . . . . . . 1.72
TataConsumerProduct . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1060.25. . . . . . . . . . -0.99. . . . . . . . . . . 83.12 . . . . . . . . . . 0.67
LTIMindtree Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4701.90. . . . . . . . . . -1.48. . . . . . . . . . . 30.37 . . . . . . . . . . 0.43
Tech Mahindra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1228.45. . . . . . . . . . -1.79. . . . . . . . . . . 50.05 . . . . . . . . . . 0.79
HCL Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1324.10. . . . . . . . . . -1.86. . . . . . . . . . . 22.87 . . . . . . . . . . 1.41
Hindalco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 689.35. . . . . . . . . . -1.92. . . . . . . . . . . 15.25 . . . . . . . . . . 1.01
ONGC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 264.35. . . . . . . . . . -2.08. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.92 . . . . . . . . . . 1.04
Dr Reddys Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5791.85. . . . . . . . . . -2.26. . . . . . . . . . . 17.32 . . . . . . . . . . 0.71
Cipla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1447.20. . . . . . . . . . -2.31. . . . . . . . . . . 28.13 . . . . . . . . . . 0.76
Grasim Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2316.25. . . . . . . . . . -2.42. . . . . . . . . . . 15.37 . . . . . . . . . . 0.86
Bharti Airtel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1372.75. . . . . . . . . . -2.60. . . . . . . . . . . 90.71 . . . . . . . . . . 3.60
Titan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3241.90. . . . . . . . . . -2.84. . . . . . . . . . . 82.33 . . . . . . . . . . 1.36
Divis Lab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4307.20. . . . . . . . . . -3.05. . . . . . . . . . . 71.46 . . . . . . . . . . 0.55
Kotak Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1680.40. . . . . . . . . . -3.24. . . . . . . . . . . 18.34 . . . . . . . . . . 2.49
Axis Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1162.15. . . . . . . . . . -3.74. . . . . . . . . . . 13.54 . . . . . . . . . . 3.32
NestleIndia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2354.90. . . . . . . . . . -4.04. . . . . . . . . . . 71.04 . . . . . . . . . . 0.85
Hind Unilever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2329.05. . . . . . . . . . -4.53. . . . . . . . . . . 53.22 . . . . . . . . . . 2.09
Maurti Suzuki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 12399.30. . . . . . . . . . -5.95. . . . . . . . . . . 28.99 . . . . . . . . . . 1.65
TCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 3670.95. . . . . . . . -14.98. . . . . . . . . . . 28.81 . . . . . . . . . . 3.75
Infosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1406.90. . . . . . . . -16.65. . . . . . . . . . . 22.25 . . . . . . . . . . 5.06

futures segment.
It may be recalled that its rival
BSE, last year, had reduced the
tick size to 1 paisa for stocks be-
low ₹100 in the cash segment.
Till 2015, the BSE had tick sizes
as high as ₹1 based on absolute
share price. It had six slabs: from
₹0-15: 1 paisa; between ₹15-100:
5 paise; ₹100-500: 10 paise; ₹500-
2,000: 25 paise; ₹2,000-5,000: 50
paise; and for the stock whose
price was between ₹5,000 and
₹10,000, the tick size was ₹1.
(reducing stale prices) and their
bid-ask spreads are the tightest
(reducing bid-ask bounce). This
is assisted by the fact that the
NSE tick size is ₹ 0.05 for all
stocks, which encourages tight
bid-ask spreads, the leading
bourse said.
“The tick size of 0.05 was be-
lieved to strike a balance between
allowing for meaningful price
movements that reflect market
conditions and preventing ex-
cessive volatility or price manip-
price setting and can lead to bet-
ter matching of buy and sell or-
ders. This will also benefit mu-
tual funds and other domestic
investors and enhance market ef-
ficiency and liquidity too.
As only Tata Steel is trading be-
low ₹250, this move will have
only marginal impact on Nifty50.
But other indices such as Nifty
Next50, Nifty MidCap, Nifty
SmallCap will face some impact
as at least half a dozen stocks are
trading below ₹250.
Pts: Impact on index movement
Nifty Next 50 Movers 왖 169.45 pts.
Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%)
Tata Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 436.75. . . . . . . . . . 64.57. . . . . . . . . . . 32.61 . . . . . . . . . . 3.66
Bharat Elec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 295.95. . . . . . . . . . 63.49. . . . . . . . . . . 54.28 . . . . . . . . . . 5.25
Adani Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 755.80. . . . . . . . . . 52.34. . . . . . . . . . . 14.00 . . . . . . . . . . 1.02
Gail (India) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 204.30. . . . . . . . . . 44.18. . . . . . . . . . . 13.56 . . . . . . . . . . 2.73
Vedanta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 450.00. . . . . . . . . . 41.17. . . . . . . . . . . 22.20 . . . . . . . . . . 2.98
Havells . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1907.30. . . . . . . . . . 39.15. . . . . . . . . . . 94.06 . . . . . . . . . . 2.37
Cholamandalamin&Fin . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1241.10. . . . . . . . . . 38.88. . . . . . . . . . . 30.48 . . . . . . . . . . 2.53
Canara Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 118.00. . . . . . . . . . 33.11. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.95 . . . . . . . . . . 1.96
Ambuja Cements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 634.05. . . . . . . . . . 29.46. . . . . . . . . . . 32.96 . . . . . . . . . . 1.86
Dlf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 815.65. . . . . . . . . . 29.27. . . . . . . . . . . 74.13 . . . . . . . . . . 2.60
Adani Total Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1039.30. . . . . . . . . . 22.78. . . . . . . . . 171.24 . . . . . . . . . . 0.42
Punjab Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 129.45. . . . . . . . . . 19.89. . . . . . . . . . . 15.57 . . . . . . . . . . 1.91
Intglobeavi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4189.05. . . . . . . . . . 12.82. . . . . . . . . . . 19.78 . . . . . . . . . . 2.96
Bank Of Baroda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 264.90. . . . . . . . . . 12.76. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.26 . . . . . . . . . . 2.44
Adanigreenenergy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1908.35. . . . . . . . . . 12.01. . . . . . . . . 239.91 . . . . . . . . . . 1.01
Torrent Pharma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2696.05. . . . . . . . . . 11.61. . . . . . . . . . . 55.10 . . . . . . . . . . 1.22
Abb India. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 8317.95. . . . . . . . . . . . 9.44. . . . . . . . . 432.15 . . . . . . . . . . 2.18

SEBI slaps ₹2.5-crore fine on TIL, former

Adani Energy Solutions .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1122.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.90. . . . . . . . . 104.76 . . . . . . . . . . 0.49
Indian Oilcorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 162.40. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.53. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.31 . . . . . . . . . . 2.95
Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2657.35. . . . . . . . . . . . 5.35. . . . . . . . . . . 54.60 . . . . . . . . . . 1.75
Lic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1012.70. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.84. . . . . . . . . . . 15.87 . . . . . . . . . . 0.37

officials over ‘fictitious’ transactions

Press Trust of India
New Delhi
Markets regulator SEBI has im-
posed a penalty of ₹2.5 crore on
TIL and three former officials for
indulging in fictitious purchase
and sales leading to over-state-
ment of sales and revenue for
2019-20 and 2020-21. The fine
has to be paid within 45 days, the
Securities and Exchange Board of
India said in its order.
The regulator has levied a fine
of ₹1 crore each on TIL and
Sumit Mazumder, who was the
ector at the time of the violation.
He is also one of the promoters of
the company. Besides, a penalty
of ₹25 lakh each has been im-
posed on then CEO Ramesh Ag-
Shibaditya Ghosh. In its order,
SEBI noted that the modus op-
erandi followed by TIL was that it
had issued fictitious invoices in
the past financial years, which
were subsequently cancelled in
the next financial years by the is-
suance of credit notes and re-in-
voiced on the same day without
proper documents to increase
the sales turnover or trade re-
ceivables so as to maintain the
credit facilities availed from the
banks.
This had resulted in the over-
statement of sales or trade re-
ceivables in the financial years
IndianRailway Finance Corp . . . .. . . . . 177.80. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.16. . . . . . . . . . . 36.15 . . . . . . . . . . 0.47
Bajaj Holdings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 7953.40. . . . . . . . . . -1.40. . . . . . . . . . . 12.02 . . . . . . . . . . 0.50
Hindustanaeronautics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4973.85. . . . . . . . . . -1.50. . . . . . . . . . . 43.65 . . . . . . . . . . 4.61
Sbicards&Pay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 692.10. . . . . . . . . . -1.92. . . . . . . . . . . 27.33 . . . . . . . . . . 1.01
Marico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 595.55. . . . . . . . . . -2.94. . . . . . . . . . . 51.31 . . . . . . . . . . 1.53
Samvardmothersoninternatl . . .. . . . . 151.25. . . . . . . . . . -3.57. . . . . . . . . . . 33.94 . . . . . . . . . . 1.78
Jindal Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1028.15. . . . . . . . . . -3.75. . . . . . . . . . . 17.65 . . . . . . . . . . 1.87
I-Prulife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 545.45. . . . . . . . . . -4.55. . . . . . . . . . . 86.13 . . . . . . . . . . 1.05
Godrej Consumer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1270.35. . . . . . . . . . -4.56. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00 . . . . . . . . . . 2.38
Icici Lombard Gic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1580.75. . . . . . . . . . -4.63. . . . . . . . . . . 42.41 . . . . . . . . . . 2.01
Siemens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 6967.95. . . . . . . . . . -4.97. . . . . . . . . 106.23 . . . . . . . . . . 3.07
Irctc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1020.35. . . . . . . . . . -5.08. . . . . . . . . . . 73.45 . . . . . . . . . . 1.54
Varun Beverages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1426.80. . . . . . . . . . -5.68. . . . . . . . . . . 83.84 . . . . . . . . . . 1.00
Srf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2211.35. . . . . . . . . . -5.71. . . . . . . . . . . 49.07 . . . . . . . . . . 1.59
Bosch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30393.75. . . . . . . . . . -6.20. . . . . . . . . . . 35.98 . . . . . . . . . . 1.29
Zomato .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 179.15. . . . . . . . . . -8.31. . . . . . . . . 450.16 . . . . . . . . . . 1.52
Jio Financial Srv .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 344.35. . . . . . . . -10.85. . . . . . . . . 136.35 . . . . . . . . . . 1.63
United Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1159.40. . . . . . . . -11.63. . . . . . . . . . . 59.93 . . . . . . . . . . 1.67
Dabur India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 545.10. . . . . . . . -11.83. . . . . . . . . . . 53.33 . . . . . . . . . . 1.58
Pidilitind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2969.50. . . . . . . . -14.95. . . . . . . . . . . 86.43 . . . . . . . . . . 2.24
Info Edge I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 5697.10. . . . . . . . -15.15. . . . . . . . . 123.98 . . . . . . . . . . 2.19
Berger Paints I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 460.00. . . . . . . . -16.42. . . . . . . . . . . 45.84 . . . . . . . . . . 0.64
Shree Cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 24680.60. . . . . . . . -17.04. . . . . . . . . . . 37.16 . . . . . . . . . . 1.63
Zyduslifesciences. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1000.15. . . . . . . . -20.14. . . . . . . . . . . 25.63 . . . . . . . . . . 1.25
Avenuesuper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4302.15. . . . . . . . -21.05. . . . . . . . . 110.41 . . . . . . . . . . 0.94
Power Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 492.45. . . . . . . . -38.85. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.14 . . . . . . . . . . 3.54
Tvs Motor Cmp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2179.25. . . . . . . . -40.17. . . . . . . . . . . 58.21 . . . . . . . . . . 2.51
Rural Elec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 537.75. . . . . . . . -41.39. . . . . . . . . . . 10.01 . . . . . . . . . . 3.30
Trent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4559.15. . . . . . . . -67.96. . . . . . . . . 109.70 . . . . . . . . . . 4.98

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QUICKLY.
Robusta coffee slides off
one-month high
London: ICE robusta coffee
futures fell nearly 4 per cent on
Friday, retreating sharply from
the prior session's one-month
high, while arabica also sank as
investors reassess jitters over
supply. July robusta coffee fell
3.5 per cent to $3985 per
tonne at 1323 GMT, having hit
a one-month high of $4,388 on
Thursday. REUTERS
Palm oil rises on export
outlook; books weekly gain
Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian palm
oil futures rose on Friday and
logged a weekly gain, buoyed
by estimates of higher exports
in the world’s second-biggest
producer. The benchmark palm
oil contract for August delivery
on the Bursa Malaysia
Derivatives Exchange closed 86
ringgit, or 2.15 per cent, higher
at 4,079 ringgit ($867.13) per
tonne. REUTERS
Copper falls after weak
factory data from China
London: Copper prices fell on
Friday after weak manufacturing
data in top metals consumer
China, but losses were contained
by the possibility of further
economic stimulus. Three-month
copper on the LME shed 0.3 per
cent to $10,109 a tonne in official
open-outcry trading, having
slipped 9 per cent since touching
a record high of $11,104.50 on
May 20. REUTERS
SFAC to help FPOs sell their produce in cities
Prabhudatta Mishra
New Delhi
Small Farmers’ Agri-Busi-
ness Consortium (SFAC)
has partnered with cooper-
ative body NCCF and public
sector entity HIL to help
farmer producer organisa-
tions (FPOs) sell their pro-
duce in cities. As the first
initiative, NCCF and HIL
will start distributing
products of FPOs in the na-
tional capital region (NCR)
of Delhi, both online and
offline.
“NCCF has already a
store at a metro station in
Delhi where the “Bharat”
brand of atta, rice and dal as
well as some of the popular
products of FPOs are sold.
The response is good. Now,
it will sell more products
through all its outlets as
well as mobile vans,” a
senior official told business-
line. The government hopes
that it gets a good response
so that the model can be
IPSTA launches online
trading of pepper
Our Bureau
Kochi
India Pepper & Spices Trade
Association (IPSTA) on Fri-
day launched the online spot
trading of pepper.
Anand Kishor, IPSTA pres-
ident said one of the parti-
cipants offered 3 tonnes for
delivery in the e-auction plat-
form. More lots will be
offered as participants’ on-
boarding is increasing day-
by-day and the exchange ex-
pects 20,000 to 30,000 tonnes
of black pepper to be traded
annually going forward.
Kishor Shamji, IPSTA dir-
ector, said the commence-
ment of online spot trading
would support farmers, buy-
ers and traders to know the
actual market of pepper of
the day and bring more trans-
parency for good price dis-
covery. Earlier, the trading
was done for future deliveries
wherein IPSTA had a license
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Govt mulls allowing GM corn imports
at lower duty to bridge supply deficit
PROS AND CONS. Consultations on at higher levels as imports are likely to benefit poultry and ethanol sectors
Subramani Ra Mancombu
Chennai
The government is consider-
ing allowing the import of ge-
netically modified (GM) corn
(maize) at a lower import
duty if not at zero duty to
bridge the supply deficit ow-
ing to rising consumption in
the country, said two sources
in the know of the develop-
ment.
“There are a few issues to
sort out, including how to
handle the import of a genet-
ically-engineered crop.
There are cases against GMO
imports in some courts. In
addition, the cost analysis
has to be worked out,” said a
first source. “Consultations
are on at a higher level and
some of the authorities have
been asked to look into the
issue, particularly about the
import of GM crops.
Serious consideration is
being given to the issue to en-
sure all safeguards are in
place,” said a second source.
A section of the poultry in-
dustry, which is strongly bat-
Gold prices may rule firm if central banks continue to buy: WGC
V Sajeev Kumar
Kochi
Gold prices are unlikely to
see a correction in the short
term, thanks to the pur-
chases made by central
banks of different countries
and the present geopolitical
uncertainties, Sachin Jain,
Regional CEO, India, World
Gold Council (WGC) has
said.
He attributed one of the
reasons for prices to surge
to the 290 tonnes of gold
bought by India, China, Tur-
key in the first quarter of
the calendar year. “When a
MYRIAD RANGE. Products of NCCF and HIL include spices,
honey, pulses, saffron, pickles and Chyawanprash
replicated in regional of-
fices of NCCF across the
country.
HIL (formerly known as
Hindustan Insecticides
Limited) is new to partner
with SFAC on retailing the
FPOs’ products.
DELIVERY AN ISSUE
The company is engaged in
manufacturing and sales of
agro-chemicals, seeds and
recently it also ventured
into fertilizers. Sources said
that HIL will mostly try to
to conduct futures trading
under Forward Market Com-
mission by the act of Parlia-
ment.
He said the material can be
stored in approved ware-
houses which will be tested
for quality by an approved
testing agency. With the cer-
tificate, the warehouse will
forward the test receipt and
warehouse receipt to IPSTA
which will upload the lots for
trade. The seller will give re-
serve price to the association
which will not be disclosed to
the buyer and offers coming
above the reserve price will
be sold to the buyer.
SOARING RATES. Surging demand for maize has pushed up
prices to ₹2,400 a quintal at the user level
ting for the import of GM
corn, says the Centre should
consider the shipments, at
least, to meet the demand for
ethanol production.
FAVOURS MOVE
The sector has dismissed
concerns over the import of
GM corn, pointing out that
India already permitted the
import of chicken from the
US. These birds are fed GM
central bank buys gold, it is
not based on demand and
supply but for making their
country stronger at
whatever price. If a country
decides that their reserves
have to go up, they will buy
at whatever price”, he told
businessline.
RBI, in the first quarter,
bought 19 tonnes of gold,
and they continued to buy
in April against 16 tonnes
during the entire 2023. “If
this trend continues, we be-
lieve that the outlook for
gold remains strong”, he
said.
Moreover, the recent re-
port of moving 100 tonnes
sell those products online
through ONDC. “The idea
is to connect the farmers
directly with consumers.
However, delivering the
products in quick time is an
issue when urban con-
sumers want immediate de-
livery. There are so many
quick commerce companies
which are delivering in 10-
15 minutes. Though FPOs
will not be in direct compet-
ition with those, neverthe-
less NCCF and HIL will play
a role of an aggregator hav-
eFeed unveils
software platform
for dairy firms
Our Bureau
Bengaluru
eFeed, a precision animal
management and nutrition
company, has launched a
VetVantage, an artificial in-
telligence-powered software
as a service (SAAS) platform
for dairy firms to manage and
reduce methane emissions
from their cattle and monet-
ise their sustainability goal
by the means of carbon cred-
its. The latest version, Meth-
aneTracker 2.0, offers a re-
volutionary solution to one
of the most pressing envir-
onmental challenges in live-
stock emissions, the com-
pany said in a statement.
VetVantage is a cutting-
edge methane emission cal-
culator that leverages AI,
precision animal nutrition
and geospatial data from
satellites to provide dairy
companies with accurate es-
timates of their Scope 3
cattle methane emissions.
maize and soyabean. In 2021-
22, the government relaxed
its rules to allow the import
of 1.2 million tonnes (mt) of
GM soymeal to support the
domestic poultry industry
after a record spike in feed
prices, the industry argues.
Surging demand for maize
has pushed up prices to
₹2,400 a quintal at the user
level currently. The govern-
ment is concerned over this,
of gold to India by RBI from
London reflects how strong
India is and wanting to have
its assets close, he said
Asked whether the prices
should go up from the cur-
rent levels, Jain said “I think
if something very stupid
happens in the world, the
prices of gold might go
crazy”.
Q1 DEMAND UP 7%
Jain, who was in Kochi as
part of a reception organ-
ised by the All Kerala Gold
and Silver Merchants Asso-
ciation, said traditionally,
consumers tend to wait and
watch whenever the prices
ing presence at different
locations in NCR and will
be able to deliver same day,”
the official said.
Both NCCF and HIL have
released two separate cata-
logues of products to be
sourced from FPOs and
already started through
ONDC network.
Officials said that FPOs
have one disadvantage in
delivery due to their pres-
ence in rural areas from
where they cannot send an
item across the country in
quick time. Besides, the is-
sue of return of products
will also be partially taken
care of as the aggregator
may not have that challenge
since someone else will buy
online even if one consumer
returns a product, officials
said.
Products of both NCCF
and HIL include spices,
hing, honey, dry fruits from
Kashmir, pulses, cold
pressed edible oils, saffron,
pickles and Chyawanprash
among many others.
in particular. It is looking at
this option to ensure ad-
equate supplies and keep
prices under control. Cur-
rently, corn is in demand
from the poultry, ethanol
manufacturing, and starch
industries. During the cur-
rent crop year ending June
30, corn production has been
estimated at 22.72 mt during
the kharif season and 9.75 mt
in the rabi season.
Last crop year, the produc-
tion was estimated at 23.67
mt during the kharif season,
11.69 mt in the rabi season
and 2.7 mt in the zaid or sum-
mer crop season, totalling a
record 38.09 mt. This year’s
summer crops estimate has
not been released yet. In
2023-24, the ethanol sector
used 0.8 mt of corn and this is
expected to increase to 3.4
mt this fiscal before rising to
10 mt by 2027-28.
CHEAPER OPTION
The poultry sector utilised
16 mt of corn last fiscal year
and will likely consume an
additional 1 mt this fiscal
year. The feed sector has
GLITTERING. India’s total
gold demand in Q1 was 136.7
tonnes, up by 8% against 126.3
tonnes in Q1 2023 PTI
of gold go up. It was only in
February that the price was
slightly stable, thereby woo-
Supplyco re-enters Kochi
tea auction market
V Sajeev Kumar
Kochi
The Kerala State Civil Sup-
plies Corporation (Supplyco)
has re-entered the Kochi tea
auction market after a gap of a
few months. The State-owned
entity bought 20,000 kg in sale
21. According to traders, the
company’s return is expected
to stabilise the auction
market.
Supplyco was one of the
major buyers of tea in the Ko-
chi auction and a liquidity
crunch is reported to have
kept the firm away from the
market for long, traders said,
adding that the company used
to procure around 50,000-
80,000 kg from the auction
market in Kochi every week in
good times, which it sold in
the retail market, traders said.
Meanwhile, average price
realisation in the CTC dust
market dropped by ₹6 to
quote at ₹143, compared to
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FSSAI, APEDA develop
Unified India Organic logo
APEDA, which supervises
Our Bureau the National Accreditation
Chennai Body for organic products,
said.
The Food Safety and Stand- The India Organic logo
ards Authority of India (FS- was used on organic
been lobbying hard to permit SAI) and the Agricultural products complying with
the import of GM corn as it is and Processed Food the National Programme
available globally at a relat- Products Export Develop- for Organic Products
ively cheaper cost. ment Authority (APEDA) (NPOP), while Jaivik
Currently, the weighted have jointly developed a Bharat was used on organic
average price of maize across “Unified India Organic” products certified by FS-
agricultural produce market- logo to replace the India SAI.
ing committee (APMC) Organic and Jaivik Bharat The new logo has been
yards in the country is logos. developed to bring uni-
₹2,124 a quintal. During the The logo, prepared fol- formity and convergence in
same time last year, its prices lowing a decision by the implementation of Indian
were ₹1,785. high-level group of minis- regulations by NPOP and
On the Chicago Board of ters, will come into force in FSSAI, the letter addressed
Trade, corn July contracts “due course”, a letter from to certifying bodies said.
are quoting at $4.51 a bushel
($177.59 or ₹14,825/tonne).
Currently, the government
imposes a 60 per cent Cus-
toms duty on corn imports
besides a 5 per cent IGST and
10 per cent social welfare
surcharge. But it allows tariff
rate quota (TRQ) imports at
15 per cent concessional
duty. In 2020, it allowed im-
ports of 5 lt of corn under
TRQ. Sources said it would
be a win-win situation for
farmers, especially those
who grow sugarcane, user in-
dustries, including sugar-
cane firms, and exporters if
corn is imported at zero
duty.
ing consumers. From a jew-
ellery consumption point,
he said the sector witnessed
about a 7 per cent rise in
terms of volume and about
almost 13 per cent increase
in terms of value in the first
quarter. India’s total gold
demand in Q1 was 136.7
tonnes, up by 8 per cent
against 126.3 tonnes in Q1
2023.
As the price rallied to suc-
cessive record highs, in-
vestors remained bullish,
contributing to the robust
demand. Investments into
gold ETF’s too saw positive
inflows of over 2 tonnes, he
said.
₹149 in the previous week.
Sales dropped to 78 per cent of
the offered quantity of
6,28,527 kg. The market for
good liqourings and high-
priced popular marks was
lower by ₹2 to ₹3, and wit-
nessed withdrawals, the auc-
tioneers Forbes, Ewart & Fig-
gis said. Blenders were
selective and operated at
lower limits, and the blenders
together absorbed 58 per cent
of the total CTC quantity sold.
Demand was less in the or-
thodox dust market as well,
with 28 per cent of the offered
quantity of 6,500 kg being
sold. However, the active par-
ticipation of exporters to the
CIS and West Asian countries
lifted demand for orthodox
leaves, with 93 per cent of the
offered quantity of 1,35,049 kg
being sold. The CTC leaf mar-
ket also saw strong demand,
with 97 per cent of the offered
quantity of 28,000 kg being
sold. Brokens and Fannings
were dearer by ₹2 to ₹3.
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Adani acquires container
terminal firm in Tanzania
An Adani Ports and Special
Economic Zone Ltd joint venture
has agreed with Hutchison Port
Holdings Ltd to acquire 95 per
cent stake in a container terminal
company at the Port of Dar es
Salaam in Tanzania. Adani has
partnered with Abu Dhabi-based
logistics company AD Ports
Group and East Harbour
Terminals Ltd to acquire
Tanzania International Container
Terminal Services Ltd for $39.5
million, the company said in an
exchange filing. BLOOMBERG
Fire engulfs many forest,
urban areas in Jammu
Jammu: Fire engulfed several
forest and urban areas in the
Jammu region, devastating
vast tracts of land, officials on
Friday said. The fire, which
spread to Rajouri, Samba,
Reasi and Udhampur districts
and urban parts of Jammu
city, destroyed large areas of
plantation and other forest
wealth, they said. In Samba,
the fire broke out in
Chiladanga, Nund and
Purandare areas, where both
forest officials and local
residents were working
tirelessly to extinguish the
flames, the officials said. PTI
‘India has stepped up focus on
regional defence diplomacy’
Press Trust of India
Singapore
India has increased its focus
on regional defence dip-
lomacy, engagement and is-
sue-based partnerships, says
a report released on Friday at
the start of the Shangri-La
Dialogue here.
India’s expanding defence
role and partnerships will
likely further contribute to
the increasingly competitive
nature of India-China rela-
tions, said the report by the
London-based International
Institute for Strategic Stud-
ies (IISS).
It is already the case that
should India-China relations
deteriorate further, the re-
gion could find itself increas-
ingly polarised between the
two regional powers, with
defence relationships grow-
ing even more exclusionary.
The status of the preferred
security partner carries risks
and challenges alongside de-
fence-specific benefits for
regional recipients, said the
report Asia-Pacific Regional
Security Assessment
Nimhans gets WHO award
for health promotion
Our Bureau
Mumbai
The National Institute of
Mental Health and Neuro
Sciences (Nimhans),
Bengaluru, has been awar-
ded the Nelson Mandela
Award for Health Promo-
tion for 2024 by the World
Health Organization
(WHO).
The award established
in 2019, recognises indi-
viduals, institutions and/or
governmental or non-gov-
ernmental organisations
that have contributed to
health promotion.
THE ACHIEVEMENT
Pratima Murthy, Director,
Nimhans said, this was a
recognition of past and
present achievements, be-
sides being a validation of
the vision that guided Nim-
hans since its inception. “It
reinforces our resolve to
continue our mission of
promoting mental health
and well-being – making a
tangible difference in the
lives of those we serve”, she
said.
This accolade arrives at
a particularly momentous
time for Nimhans, as the
Institute celebrates 50
years of its formation and
the 70th anniversary of its
CM
YK
India eyes key minerals from
Mongolia, looks to skirt China
DERISKING. Alternative routes through Russia being explored, say officials
Abhishek Law
New Delhi
India looks to advance into
Mongolia to secure coking
coal and critical minerals
like copper and rare earth
elements, sidestepping the
Chinese wall. According to
senior officials, joint work-
ing groups have been set up
with the Mongolian em-
bassy to explore the possib-
ility of collaborating with
this land-locked Central
Asian nation. However, the
evacuation of minerals con-
tinues to be an area of
concern.
With India apparently un-
willing to route its evacu-
ation process through
China, alternative routes
through Russia are being ex-
plored, multiple officials
aware of the ongoing discus-
sions told businessline.
EXPLORING OPTIONS
One proposed option in-
volves having a consortium
of state-run companies —
specializing in coal mining,
mineral processing, and
other infrastructure-related
areas — come together to
explore the possibility of
setting up the necessary
evacuation infrastructure.
Officials from the Mongo-
lian embassy and the gov-
(APRSA). India will never-
theless choose to become in-
creasingly anchored in the
Asia-Pacific, added the
report.
Taken together, the coun-
try’s views combined milit-
ary exercises with regional
partners as a useful tool to
not only improve coopera-
tion but also grow their com-
fort level with New Delhi and
simultaneously challenge
China’s regional posture, the
report elaborated.
MILITARY EXERCISES
India thus conducts a wide
array of combined military
exercises. Bilaterally, these
include air force, army and
naval exercises, as well as,
tri-service exercises, along
precursor, the All India In-
stitute of Mental Health
(AIIMH), an official com-
munication from the
Health Ministry said.
“India has made major
strides in the field of men-
tal health in recent times.
Mental Health Units are
supported in almost all dis-
tricts of the country today
through the National
Health Mission. India’s na-
tional telementall health
helpline, Tele MANAS,
which was launched on
10th Oct 2022 also recently
achieved the landmark of
having handled 10 lakh
calls,” the note added.
Nimhans was jointly
awarded along with Pro-
fessor Bontle Mbongwe,
Botswana, a note from
WHO said.
Professor Bontle
Mbongwe is a renowned
public health advocate and
a passionate tobacco con-
trol activist. On Nimhans
achievement, the WHO
said, “It collaborates with
central and state govern-
ments in framing, inform-
ing and implementing na-
tional policies and
strategies such as the Na-
tional Mental Health
Policy (2014), the Mental
Healthcare Act, 2017, and
the National Suicide Pre-
vention Strategy (2022).”
KEY FEEDSTOCK. Coking coal supply has been an important
subject that has been under discussion for some time now REUTERS
ernment there have already
reached out to at least two
Indian Ministries — Steel
and Mines — with “propos-
als”.
According to one of the
officials, coking coal supply
has been an important topic
that has been under discus-
sion for some time now, and
a proposal was discussed
last year.
India is dependent on
coking coal imports from
Australia, the US and Rus-
sia.
It is said that Mongolia is
building a washing station
for coking coal — with a
2024 deadline — and it
could help export coking
with a supplementary cat-
egory of maritime-partner-
ship exercises, conducted on
the sidelines of Indian Navy
port calls to other countries.
Additionally, the Indian
military increasingly parti-
cipates in trilateral, bilateral
and multilateral exercises
with Asia-Pacific militaries.
The Indian military conduc-
ted a total of 75 combined
military exercises with part-
ner countries in 2023, the re-
port pointed out. This in-
cluded 55 bilateral, 16
multilateral and four multi-
lateral exercises.
As India has sought to sub-
stantially grow its regional
presence, it has aimed to in-
crease the number of exer-
cise partner countries and
develop new formats.
In 2023, India’s military
exercises in the Asia-Pacific
included their first naval ex-
ercises with the Royal Thai
Navy, with ASEAN and
European Union member-
state naval assets, and the
first India–Indonesia–Aus-
tralia and India-France-UAE
maritime-partnership
exercises.
coal here. Joint venture tie-
ups could also be explored.
INVESTMENT OPTIONS
Similarly, the Mines Min-
istry is keen to tap into
Mongolia for copper re-
sources, considering invest-
ments in mining activities
and other options, including
ownership and off-take
agreements. “So we are
looking at ways to collabor-
ate with Mongolia, but then
the mandate is also to avoid
dealing with China directly.
Work is on with the joint
working group to discuss al-
ternatives,” the official said.
Evacuation routes under
discussion include lever-
Asset recast firms ‘misused
by tainted promoters’
Reuters
Bengaluru/Mumbai
Asset reconstruction com-
panies (ARCs) are being mis-
used by “tainted” promoters
to enter the bankruptcy pro-
cess after leading their firms
to loan defaults, at the Re-
serve Bank of India said.
Promoters in an Indian
market are large shareholders
who can influence company
policy and, according to regu-
latory definitions, are pro-
spective owners or directors
of the company.
There is a section under
the Insolvency and Bank-
ruptcy Code “specifically
meant to keep out such pro-
moters, said M Rajeshwar Rao
at the conference on gov-
ernance in ARCs held early
this month, the full version of
which was published on
Friday.
However, entities often
meet this requirement by
merely obtaining a declara-
tion signed by the prospective
buyer, who does not under-
take any independent verific-
ation, the deputy governor
said.
The RBI has publicly
aging the Far East corridor
using the Vladivostok port
to reach Chennai and using
the International North-
South Transport Corridor
(INSTC) while tapping the
Chabahar port. Using the
Russia–Mongolia–China
economic corridor is an-
other option.
The INSTC is a multi-
modal transport project
spanning over 7,200 km. It
and aims to ease cargo
movement among Afgh-
anistan, Armenia,
Azerbaijan, Russia, Central
Asia, Europe, India and Iran.
In December 2016, India
agreed to use the INSTC
which was established in
2,000 and ratified in 2002
(by India, Iran and Russia).
On the other hand, India
and Russia are both keen to
operationalise the Vladivos-
tok–Chennai shipping
route.
Mongolia is a landlocked
country, so any movement
of coal or minerals from
there has to be via its neigh-
bouring countries — Russia
or China. Officials said Rus-
sia has already allowed
Mongolia to use its trans-
portation infrastructure to
ship coal and copper to
Asia–Pacific markets. Mon-
golia reportedly has access
to Vladivostok port in
Russia.
flagged concerns over the
functioning of ARCs and has
increased the supervision of
regulated entities to prevent
systemic risks and ensure
that regulations are followed.
Earlier this week, the cent-
ral bank barred two Edelweiss
Group companies saying they
engaged in “evergreening” of
distressed loans - the practice
of granting further credit to
firms close to default to help
them repay existing loans.
Rao said that transactions
in ARCs have to be conducted
transparently and the man-
ner in which ARCs can re-
solve an asset needs to be
clearly laid down.
“ARCs also need to be con-
scious of their conduct vis-à-
vis the distressed borrowers.
Even a single incident of mis-
conduct can potentially
snowball into a controversy
which the sector should
guard against,” Rao said.
He stressed the need for
strong governance frame-
works, robust internal con-
trols, and a strong compli-
ance culture, adding that not
all ARCs have implemented
the revised guidelines on
company boards’ composi-
tion and functioning.
RE certificates hit a record low
of ₹165 in latest trading session
Rishi Ranjan Kala
New Delhi
Renewable energy certificate
(REC) prices hit ₹165 per certi-
ficate during the May 29 trading
session on the Indian Energy
Exchange (IEX), which is now
the lowest on record. Around
6.53 lakh RECs, equivalent to
650 million units (MU), were
traded. Before this, the lowest
prices discovered were at the
May 9 trading session at ₹185
per REC. Around 4 lakh RECs,
equivalent to 400 million units
(MU), were traded then. REC is
a market-based instrument to
promote RE and facilitate com-
pliance with renewable pur-
chase obligations (RPO). It is
aimed at addressing the mis-
match between the availability
of RE resources and the re-
quirement of obligated entities
to meet the RPO.
One REC equals 1 MWh of
energy generated from renew-
able sources. More than 85 per
cent of the trade in RECs takes
place on power exchanges. Dur-
ing Q4 FY24, IEX achieved sales
of 32.48 lakh Renewable Energy
Certificates (RECs), which is
equivalent to 3.2 billion units
(BU).
MARKET TREND
Historically, RECs traded un-
der solar and non-solar categor-
ies, based on the renewable
source. Floor and Forbearance
prices were set for trading on
power exchanges with prices
varying from time to time. Most
of the time RECs traded at the
floor price of ₹1,000 per certi-
ficate due to surplus inventory.
However, regulation by the
Central Electricity Regulatory
Commission, effective Decem-
ber 5, 2022, eliminated the
concept of floor and forbear-
ance prices enabling trading of
Prajwal Revanna arrested on return from
Germany, remanded to police custody
Press Trust of India
Bengaluru
Prajwal Revanna, the suspen-
ded JD(S) MP facing sexual ab-
use allegations, was arrested
on Friday upon his return from
Germany, a month after he left
the country in the wake of ex-
plicit videos of his alleged ac-
tions doing the rounds in
Karnataka’s Hassan. A special
court in the city remanded him
to police custody till June 6. In
a clear message early in the
day, a team of women police
personnel ‘welcomed’ Prajwal
Revanna upon his arrival here,
as they were deputed to ex-
ecute a warrant and take him
to the CID office for
interrogation.
After evading a summons
and staying out of the country
for a little over a month, the 33
year-old grandson of JD(S) su-
premo and former Prime Min-
ister HD Deve Gowda landed
here past midnight from Ger-
news . bl . 11
Renewable energy certificates trading
Volume
(RECs)
13-Dec-23 59,40,638
27-Dec-23 72,77,081
10-Jan-24 12,72,225
31-Jan-24 2,47,851
14-Feb-24 68,202
28-Feb-24 5,46,068
13-Mar-24 7,29,304
27-Mar-24 3,84,451
10-Apr-24 4,82,387
24-Apr-24 1,36,003
8-May-24 4,01,623
29-May-24 6,53,000
Source: Indian Energy Exchange (IEX); 1 REC equals 1 MWh (Megawatt hour)
RECs at market-determined
prices. Subsequently, there has
been a significant decline in
REC prices. For instance, 7.55
lakh RECs, equivalent to 755
MU, traded in the IEX sessions
on November 8 and November
29, 2023, at a clearing price of
₹375 per certificate. It rose to
10.52 lakh RECs, equivalent to
1,052 MU, in the trading ses-
sions on December 13 and
December 27, at a clearing price
of ₹370 and ₹360, respectively.
The numbers went up fur-
ther in January 2024, with a
total of 15.20 lakh RECs equi-
valent to 1,520 MU being
traded on January 10 and Janu-
ary 31, at a clearing price of ₹360
per certificate, which is also the
highest REC volume in FY24.
Trading in RECs dipped in Feb-
ruary. A total of 6.14 lakh RECs,
equivalent to 614 MU, traded in
the sessions held on February
14 and February 28, at a clearing
price of ₹360 per certificate and
₹347, respectively. March again
witnessed a higher volume of
11.14 lakh RECs, equivalent to
1,114 MU, in the sessions held
on March 13 and March 27, at a
clearing price of ₹300 and ₹270
per certificate, respectively.
many’s Munich, only to be ar-
rested by the Special Investiga-
tion Team (SIT) minutes later
and whisked away for ques-
tioning. He was later produced
before the 42nd Additional
Chief Metropolitan Magis-
trate KN Shivakumar, who
heard the remand application
and objection argument from
Prajwal’s advocate. He later re-
manded Prajwal to police
custody.
THE ALLEGATIONS
The NDA Lok Sabha candidate
from Hassan, facing allega-
tions of sexually abusing sev-
eral women, was arrested after
completing the due process,
Karnataka Home Minister G
Parameshwara said. Prajwal’s
advocate Arun G said the
former was extending full co-
operation to the SIT probe and
cautioned against any media
trial in the case.
“Prajwal Revanna landed
around 12.40-12.50 am from
Germany’s Munich. As there
Price Participants
(~/REC)
370 192
360 250
360 168
360 221
360 142
347 231
300 242
270 325
240 124
204 176
185 126
165 178
The higher numbers during
January and March 2024 were
also due to companies under-
taking carbon emission audits
for FY24. Lower volumes are
also reflective of oversupply in
the market as REC suppliers
have increased to more than
two dozen aided by the govern-
ment’s policies to increase the
adoption of renewables.
April witnessed lower num-
bers compared to March. A
total of 6.18 lakh RECs, equival-
ent to 618 MU, were traded in
the sessions held on April 10
and April 24, at a clearing price
of ₹240 a certificate and ₹204,
respectively.
The sources said that REC
prices have declined substan-
tially since December last year
encouraging obligated entities
to leverage record-low rates to
procure RECs. An official said
that low prices will encourage
obligated entities to meet their
RPOs and voluntary customers
to meet their sustainability as-
pirations.
However, even as REC prices
have been weakening, some
Discoms are not meeting their
RPO compliance leading to a
huge inventory pile-up.
was an arrest warrant against
him, SIT accordingly arrested
him and took him into cus-
tody,” Parameshwara said. He
said, “...naturally he should
have cooperated with the ar-
rest. His immigration papers
were cleared and he was
brought out (of the airport). As
he had a diplomatic passport,
things happened easily. After
completing all the due process,
he was arrested,” he added.
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‘India is one of the fastest growing markets for adidas’
ALL IN. The country is important not just in terms of market potential but also for its talent pool, says GM adidas India
bl interview
Meenakshi Verma Ambwani
New Delhi
German sportswear major
adidas is betting on the
India growth story. It has
accelerated opening of
company-owned stores
under the single-brand
retail policy in
post-pandemic times. It is
also the official kit sponsor
of the Indian cricket team,
and gearing up for the
upcoming T20 World Cup.
Neelendra Singh, General
Manager, adidas India, told
businessline that India is
important not just due to
its large customer base but
also its talent pool. Stating
that India is a “long game”,
he said the brand is betting
big on the emergence of the
jersey and sneaker culture
in the country. Excerpts:
Where does India
stand in the global
scheme of things
for adidas ?
India is one of the
fastest-growing markets
for adidas. There are very
few places where 100-200
million consumers are
waiting to be addressed. It
is also exemplified in the
fact that we have come forth
and made this big
investment to partner with
PVR Inox to live-screen T20 World Cup
Our Bureau
New Delhi
PVR Inox Ltd has entered
into a partnership with Star
Sports Network to live-
screen the ICC Men’s T20
World Cup 2024, in India.
Under the partnership, the
multiplex chain will live-
screen all India matches in
the league stage, Super 8s,
semi-finals and final across
more than 121 cinemas in
over 45 cities nationwide.
The matches will be
screened in metros as well
as tier-2 and tier-3 cities in-
cluding Mumbai, Delhi
NCR, Kolkata, Ahmedabad,
Pune, Jaipur, Indore,
Vadodara, Surat, Guwahati,
Goa, Nagpur, Lucknow,
Chandigarh and
Thiruvananthapuram . bring major sporting events
CM
YK
the BCCI. India is also a
sourcing hub for us. We also
have a global tech hub in
India which employs over
1,000 engineers besides a
global back office. So India
is not just important in
terms of the potential of the
market, but also for its
talent pool.
I think India is a long
game and adidas is fully
committed to catering to
the evolving Indian
consumers. Global trends
are also hitting India faster.
Our two-pronged strategy is
leveraging mega trends and
mega sports events to drive
more relevance in India. At
the same time, we are
focused on being locally
relevant by making in India
and offering these products
at relevant price points.
Two-thirds of what we sell
in India is made in India.
How has adidas India’s
business performance
been in FY24 and what
are your plans for
retail expansion?
Post Covid, the sportswear
industry has seen a surge in
demand driven by growing
awareness about fitness and
sports. We have seen the
emergence of categories
such as walking, running
and football. Global
sporting events such as
FIFA, Cricket World Cup
and Olympics also offer us
Gautam Dutta, CEO – Revenue
and Operations, PVR Inox Ltd
“The initiative underscores
PVR Inox’s commitment to
providing exceptional en-
tertainment experiences
and leveraging its advanced
cinematic technology to
Indian consumers are
maturing and are
engaging in different
kinds of fitness and
sport activities and are
understanding the need
for different kinds of
equipment
NEELENDRA SINGH
General Manager, adidas India
opportunities to grow and
penetrate deeper within
India.
we
In post-pandemic times,
have accelerated
addition of company-owned
big box retail stores across
key cities and locations. We
now have over 80
company-owned retail
stores. We also continue to
expand franchise stores,
especially in tier-2 and
tier-3 locations.
So the cumulative
network of the brand’s
stores stands at over 450
stores. We have also been
doubling down on digital.
Now more than 40 per cent
of business for us comes
from online channels.
Nearly half of this is
contributed by our own
e-commerce site and app.
How are you leveraging
to the big screen,” it added.
Gautam Dutta, CEO –
Revenue and Operations,
PVR Inox Ltd, said, “ Last
year, we witnessed an over-
whelming response from
audiences, with an influx of
footfalls to our screenings
across cities, affirming the
immense popularity and
success of this initiative.”
Vikram Passi, Head -
Marketing, Star Sports Net-
work, said, “This partner-
ship will transform into dy-
namic mini-stadiums,
providing a vibrant space
for fans to unite and cheer
for Team India.
This collaboration
strengthens our commit-
ment to creating a com-
munal and joyous atmo-
sphere around cricket,
highlighting its unifying
power.”
your partnership with
the BCCI? Given the
sea of blue visible in
stadiums during the
ODI World Cup, do you
think the jersey culture
has reached the
inflection point?
The jersey culture
development has a long way
to go in the country. During
the ODI World Cup held
last year, we began seeing
the first signs. Our strategy
to get the product,
distribution and
accessibility right helped us
sell nearly half-a-million
jerseys last year.
I believe we got our
pricing right by offering it at
a range of price-points
starting at ₹999. Also, we
focused on making jerseys
available not just across our
stores and online channels
including Blinkit, but also in
UP set to transform historic forts, palaces into luxurious hotels
Hotel chains like Leela Hotels, Taj Group and Hyatt Regency keen to develop these sites
Our Bureau
New Delhi
Uttar Pradesh is transform-
ing its historic forts and
palaces into luxurious herit-
age hotels to boost tourism.
Notable properties, includ-
ing the ancient Chunar Fort
and Mastani Palace, will be
repurposed. Renowned
hotel chains like Leela Ho-
tels, Taj Group, Neemrana
Group, Mahindra Hotels
and Resorts, Oberoi Hotels,
Hyatt Regency and Lalit Ho-
tels are interested in devel-
oping and managing these
sites.
Mukesh Kumar Me-
sharam, Principal Secretary,
hotel lobbies, airport
lobbies and mall atriums,
among others. Before us, I
think no one got these three
elements right.
For the upcoming T20
World Cup, we have
launched the new jersey and
it is getting a phenomenal
response. We are also
ensuring the fan product is
available at accessible
price-points. We have also
launched the cricket
chapter of the global
campaign, “You Got
This” featuring Indian
cricketers. Over a period of
time, we will leverage on
our association to create
stronger ranges
cricket-inspired products
of
which are locally relevant.
There has been a
strong uptick in the
premium footwear
segment with the
emergence of the
sneaker culture in
India in line with
global trends...
Indian consumers are
maturing and are engaging
in different kinds of fitness
and sport activities, and are
understanding the need for
different kinds of
equipment. The demand for
specialty footwear will
continue to rise. Sneaker
culture is also building up
and the demand for stylish
and comfortable shoes is at
NEW LOOK. Chattar Manzil in Lucknow will be one of the
properties to be transformed under Phase 1
Department of Tourism and
Culture, Uttar Pradesh said
that Uttar Pradesh tourism
has been soaring to newer
heights in recent times with
a significant rise registered
in both domestic and in-
bound tourism. To facilitate
an all-time
Comfortable
high.
sneakers
which are iconic will be an
important style statement
for the Gen-Z consumers.
Has the growing
adoption of online
shopping reshaped
your offline strategy?
India is so large that we
believe we will need to
continue to expand our
distribution for the next
decade. Physical stores play
a key role of driving branded
agenda, elevating the
experience and storytelling
of the product and service.
The range of assortment is
also hyper-targeted to the
customer needs in the
catchment area. The online
channel plays a key role in
offering a wide assortment
and convenience. It
presents a massive
recruitment opportunity
for the brand to add new
consumers to its fold.
We are seeing that the
online channel is no longer
just about deals and
recruitment, but also about
catering to the growing
aspiration of consumers
who are seeking premium
products.
So on our own
e-commerce platform and
marketplaces like Myntra,
our top-selling ranges are
witnessing strong traction
besides our stores.
the tourists looking for ex-
periential tourism we are de-
veloping infrastructure and
facilities that will cater to
tourists coming from all eco-
nomic segments.
The State’s tourism policy
requires a minimum invest-
Republicans rally behind
Trump after felony verdict
Press Trust of India
Washington
Republicans rallied behind
former US President Donald
Trump, who on Thursday,
was convicted of a felony as a
grand jury in New York
found him guilty on 34
counts of falsifying business
records. This made him the
first former President to be
convicted of a felony.
The jury found that the 77-
year-old presumptive Re-
publican presidential can-
didate, falsified the records
in a scheme to influence his
2016 presidential election
through hush money pay-
ments to a porn actor who
ment ranging from ₹30
crore to ₹100 crore for trans-
forming heritage properties
into hotels.
PROPERTIES
In the initial phase, proper-
ties such as Chunar Fort in
Mirzapur, Barua Sagar Fort
in Jhansi, Jal Mahal in
Barsana, Lucknow’s Chattar
Manzil and Kothi Roshan-
ud-Daula and Shukla Talab
Haveli in Kanpur will be
transformed into hotels. Re-
ports for these projects have
been prepared and submit-
ted to the State government
for approval. Upon approval,
the next phase will involve
converting Mastani Mahal
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had said she had sex with
Trump. Cutting across in-
ternal party divisions, the
Republicans rallied around
Trump as the jurors unanim-
ously reached a verdict in the
hush money criminal case.
“This will backfire,” said In-
dian-American Vivek
Ramaswamy, who over the
past few months has
emerged as a close confidant
of Trump.
House Speaker Mike John-
son described it as a shame-
ful day in American history.
“Democrats cheered as they
convicted the leader of the
Opposing party on ridicu-
lous charges, predicated on
the testimony of a disbarred,
convicted felon,” he said.
and Lake Palace in Mahoba,
Tehroli in Jhansi, Tal Behat
Fort in Lalitpur, and
Rangarh Fort in Banda into
hotels.
Additionally, plans are in
place to transform a heritage
building at Akbar’s hunting
ground in Kirawali, Agra, a
city with the highest influx
of tourists in the State, into a
hotel.
These heritage hotels will
feature wellness centers,
museums, heritage restaur-
ants and thematic parks,
providing tourists with lux-
urious accommodations
while simultaneously gener-
ating employment
opportunities.
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360OneWam 781.55 776.15 781.55 786.70 765.90 594.58 900.95 415.00 - - CastrolIndia [5] 187.75 195.05 188.20 197.05 187.00 4047.30 230.00 112.25 22 194.65 GNFC 640.50 633.65 648.00 651.70 632.00 1165.39 814.85 532.00 19 633.55 Kaly.Stl [5] 806.30 812.20 813.00 818.55 803.00 23.08 1077.65 332.50 14 815.05
3IInfotech 36.50 34.85 35.00 35.70 34.55 1260.65 63.90 30.95 - - CCL Prd [2] 582.25 572.80 580.70 583.70 564.10 106.99 750.00 551.40 80 570.60 GO DIGIT GENER 298.40 298.40 296.90 300.35 295.00 984.82 314.00 280.00 - - KalyanJewelr 384.85 388.45 384.85 398.00 377.05 2500.86 449.70 104.80 - -
3m India 34000.85 33385.00 34000.85 34400.00 33185.15 16.30 39809.65 25004.05 70 33350.40 Ceat 2351.70 2358.20 2361.30 2370.30 2346.30 64.29 2997.25 1885.15 14 2354.85 Goa Carb 798.25 777.05 804.50 809.40 771.10 57.48 1009.45 468.95 8 776.60 Kamat Htl 230.40 237.25 236.80 239.00 231.45 44.04 374.50 188.05 30 237.25
5PaisaCap 513.45 515.90 520.00 540.00 510.00 40.79 759.10 339.55 31 517.00 CEInfoSystem 1918.30 1917.70 1945.50 1950.00 1896.10 51.30 2343.95 1066.00 - - GOCL Corp [2] 371.35 380.45 375.95 382.60 371.85 51.39 640.00 296.00 46 380.35 Kamdhenu 516.70 506.90 524.35 524.35 495.50 84.54 670.00 262.70 27 506.45
63MoonsTec [2] 332.70 332.00 325.10 337.95 321.15 184.91 688.80 162.80 5 331.20 CelloWorld 858.95 846.75 855.50 869.00 839.50 381.41 963.80 711.20 - - God.Pow.Isp [5] 909.40 967.10 905.00 978.50 904.15 787.20 979.40 356.30 14 966.75 KamdhenuVent 167.00 165.10 168.70 169.00 164.20 595.53 245.00 135.00 - -
Cent Enka 619.20 602.65 626.70 628.80 600.10 74.96 664.00 379.90 29 602.70 Godfrey [2] 3845.90 3882.10 3828.85 3984.90 3752.65 151.43 4285.45 1605.05 25 3894.90 Kanani Ind [1] 3.60 3.55 3.70 3.70 3.55 394.47 7.45 3.39 - 3.60
A .............................................. Cent.Bk 63.40 64.65 64.00 65.35 62.5015702.90 76.85 26.53 22 64.68 GodhCarbnIns 0.95 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 3917.82 1.10 0.45 - - Kansai Ner [1] 269.40 269.60 269.40 270.80 266.05 490.21 355.00 256.00 31 269.40
AadhrHsg&Fin 340.05 343.50 344.00 345.00 338.45 1070.43 371.30 292.00 - - Cent.Elec 1710.50 1749.20 1709.90 1760.85 1699.15 48.83 2097.15 1027.10 62 1747.50 Godrej Cons [1] 1273.95 1270.35 1289.80 1289.80 1259.25 1385.03 1372.00 959.55 106 1269.65 Karn.Bk 211.95 214.30 214.30 216.00 210.30 2057.60 286.35 145.95 6 214.20
AakashExplor 11.50 11.30 11.20 11.80 11.10 327.33 15.40 5.70 - - Cent.Ext [1] 18.80 18.50 19.00 19.35 18.00 143.23 32.39 9.44 - 18.61 Godrej Ind [1] 801.95 786.75 802.00 809.25 776.40 298.19 989.90 462.80 - 786.25 Karur vys bk [2] 196.35 197.10 196.35 199.00 193.50 2088.53 209.25 106.50 10 196.90
Aarti Drug 485.75 476.90 481.15 492.00 470.00 135.25 645.00 430.00 31 475.15 Cent.Ply [1] 652.40 649.35 647.00 655.40 646.95 178.34 849.35 554.90 46 650.00 Godrej Pr [5] 2721.75 2778.70 2735.00 2787.00 2735.00 611.23 2925.00 1390.05 137 2779.20 Kaveri Seed [2] 849.15 848.75 849.15 860.00 844.00 156.41 906.50 500.00 15 846.95
Aarti Ind [5] 611.05 611.65 619.25 619.80 610.00 1333.17 769.50 438.05 53 610.80 Cent.Txt 2068.85 2019.05 2081.80 2094.95 2000.10 258.53 2281.20 781.25 57 2019.65 GodrejAgrovt 526.75 519.10 528.35 530.80 516.05 74.61 593.75 429.80 28 518.85 KAYA Ltd 294.25 290.40 298.65 300.05 283.00 30.33 395.90 285.00 - 292.45
AartiSurfact 653.80 662.70 650.20 675.05 650.00 35.35 810.00 548.15 - - CentDepoSer 2069.55 2079.70 2075.00 2096.25 2039.00 698.55 2239.00 982.25 - - GoFashionInd 978.75 964.45 976.65 985.20 957.35 38.04 1404.70 933.30 - - KaynesTech 3301.95 3388.80 3301.00 3430.00 3205.60 264.50 3643.70 1303.00 - -
AarviEncon 136.55 137.60 135.85 139.70 134.90 13.61 184.25 113.00 - - CentrumCap [1] 39.00 38.95 39.50 39.55 38.45 491.01 46.55 18.00 - 38.95 Gokaldas [5] 821.15 848.85 820.00 857.35 820.00 142.96 1022.00 432.55 37 847.90 KBCGlobal 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.65 1.60 3550.30 3.05 1.60 - -
AavasFinance 1564.80 1596.80 1565.00 1628.65 1562.70 460.49 1815.00 1307.10 26 1601.90 Cera San [5] 7042.20 7006.70 7026.20 7103.20 6995.00 7.58 9782.25 6551.25 38 7006.15 Gokul Agro [2] 151.15 149.90 152.85 155.30 147.15 460.52 165.50 96.00 21 150.00 KCP [1] 174.30 175.05 173.10 176.30 170.10 253.98 233.70 101.55 50 175.10
AB Money [1] 124.10 122.65 122.05 125.05 122.05 90.36 148.35 49.80 13 122.30 CESC [1] 142.85 147.05 142.05 149.20 142.0513595.16 157.60 69.02 25 147.25 Goldiam Int [2] 161.40 156.15 162.10 163.60 155.50 583.15 216.55 120.05 28 156.25 KCP Sug [1] 35.35 35.45 35.40 35.85 34.30 158.39 33.40 15.75 - -
AbansHolding 412.00 403.45 411.95 411.95 393.00 50.03 461.40 254.80 - - CGPowr&InS [2] 647.40 643.45 657.00 659.95 638.10 5482.27 672.45 359.40 110 643.60 Good LuckSt [2] 853.30 885.00 857.80 894.00 856.10 128.63 1168.80 390.00 22 886.45 KDDL Ltd 2446.95 2516.25 2450.00 2550.00 2450.00 25.96 3110.00 1072.00 14 2515.85
ABB India [2] 8264.65 8317.95 8328.00 8351.00 8166.90 516.11 8600.00 3847.50 120 8316.85 ChaletHotels 759.90 784.40 765.00 799.00 764.95 699.29 959.00 401.00 62 784.60 GopalSnacks 319.25 316.50 320.00 322.85 315.80 61.31 392.85 308.20 - - KEC Intl [2] 756.60 738.50 761.00 761.35 736.30 171.21 838.25 523.40 129 738.70
Abbott 25991.00 25887.75 26000.05 26038.20 25751.00 14.49 29628.15 21451.50 46 25875.95 ChamanLalSat 206.65 206.20 210.00 212.70 201.35 149.65 269.95 160.80 - - GP Petrol [5] 61.90 60.90 62.00 62.95 60.25 85.89 90.05 35.70 11 60.72 KEI Ind [2] 4097.05 4099.80 4110.00 4177.95 4065.00 245.85 4346.25 1990.05 64 4100.70
ABBPowerPro 10654.2010767.1510733.0010923.9010644.15 133.8112379.60 3786.00 - - Chamb.Frt 398.65 389.15 400.30 402.60 387.20 2036.22 439.00 250.20 12 389.15 GptHealthcre 144.80 143.95 145.00 146.50 142.80 105.64 219.90 139.60 - - Kellton Tech [5] 91.90 96.45 99.75 100.70 95.85 2186.97 128.45 58.41 - 96.45
ABCapital 221.30 223.85 222.00 225.90 221.40 5592.78 243.60 155.00 81 223.85 ChemconSpecl 237.45 237.35 240.00 240.05 236.10 23.76 319.45 230.05 - - Granuels [1] 424.80 418.50 423.50 429.00 416.00 2191.18 480.50 275.30 23 418.15 Kernx.Mic 403.65 410.65 383.50 419.00 383.50 98.99 718.00 252.95 - 410.50
ACC 2496.95 2546.40 2515.00 2570.10 2498.05 581.38 2759.95 1755.80 22 2546.15 ChemfabAlkal 532.10 539.30 529.00 545.00 523.00 14.65 744.00 301.00 - - Graphite [2] 569.40 565.40 571.00 573.00 561.55 513.82 709.45 326.05 109 565.55 Kesoram In 179.25 180.85 179.25 182.20 179.00 602.77 189.70 60.05 - 180.90
AccelyaKal 1609.80 1611.30 1614.00 1623.20 1600.05 10.73 2128.25 1281.00 20 1614.55 ChemplastSan 473.10 469.95 479.85 479.85 468.00 65.06 543.25 413.45 - - Grasim [2] 2345.20 2316.25 2342.95 2362.00 2295.95 1644.82 2535.10 1691.24 101 2319.60 Kewal Clo 682.50 680.60 696.00 698.00 670.00 116.51 825.85 478.15 28 679.20
Action Con [2] 1428.20 1432.20 1428.20 1447.95 1398.00 354.33 1693.05 451.85 52 1429.20 CheviotComp 1493.10 1499.60 1509.95 1509.95 1490.75 7.26 1626.70 1101.15 - - Gravita [2] 1077.95 1075.45 1080.00 1108.00 1051.20 219.01 1167.05 582.60 41 1073.55 KeystnRealtr 671.55 694.00 689.00 716.40 672.00 44.80 750.00 499.50 - -
AcuracyShipg 9.05 9.10 9.25 9.25 8.90 269.07 18.25 7.05 - - ChoicInternl 343.40 356.35 348.00 360.50 346.00 3238.96 568.50 243.85 - - GreenlaInd [1] 595.25 569.20 595.25 609.00 555.55 608.05 661.65 358.05 50 567.95 KFinTech 678.30 696.45 679.00 698.45 678.30 1361.22 822.00 322.05 - -
ADANI ENERGY 1099.55 1122.80 1106.90 1150.10 1101.45 9141.63 1250.00 686.00 - - CholaIn&Fin [2] 1212.85 1241.10 1214.60 1255.80 1214.60 2733.55 1352.90 997.40 30 1239.95 GreenPly [1] 256.25 254.95 257.55 259.00 251.10 93.62 284.50 149.35 38 254.65 KhadimIndia 315.00 309.40 312.15 316.30 308.60 11.02 424.30 214.05 88 309.95
Adani Ports [2] 1383.50 1437.40 1391.00 1451.00 1391.00 8238.97 1457.25 702.85 179 1437.70 CholamanFin [1] 1096.90 1084.50 1091.65 1098.00 1078.00 116.47 1282.75 796.05 330 1082.90 GrenpanelInd 292.10 295.55 292.85 297.75 290.00 289.51 449.90 287.15 - - KhatnChm&Fer 65.10 65.55 65.10 66.50 64.25 142.67 96.25 60.00 - -
ADANI POWER 698.40 755.80 705.80 797.00 704.0532985.65 797.55 230.95 16 756.65 CIEAutomotIn 540.95 532.65 544.45 544.45 529.35 352.33 579.75 406.80 - - Grindwel [5] 2507.00 2562.80 2520.00 2609.00 2506.55 325.38 2774.00 1850.05 74 2561.40 Kingfa S&T 1919.25 1958.45 1935.95 1985.00 1885.45 10.19 2595.05 1400.00 19 1966.70
AdaniEntprs [1] 3194.25 3411.35 3225.25 3434.45 3225.25 6384.59 3456.25 2142.30 137 3411.45 Cigniti Tech 1321.25 1319.25 1321.10 1324.00 1304.00 122.65 1394.00 757.65 38 1319.55 GRInfraproj 1557.10 1611.10 1565.00 1630.00 1540.05 165.46 1669.90 1024.95 - - Kiocl 422.25 426.10 426.05 432.50 416.00 170.57 576.55 181.00 - 425.50
AdaniGreenEn 1874.90 1908.35 1874.00 1993.90 1870.00 4487.96 2016.00 816.00 - 1915.25 Cineline Ind [5] 124.30 123.75 124.25 126.30 122.90 70.33 186.00 70.00 - 124.25 GrmOverseas 141.40 137.85 144.05 144.45 135.30 52.41 230.40 113.00 - - Kiri Ind 305.40 303.80 309.00 310.05 303.05 112.75 453.90 262.10 - 304.20
AdaniTotlGas 955.20 1039.30 966.00 1060.00 958.15 8553.22 1259.40 522.00 - - Cipla [2] 1466.60 1447.20 1466.95 1472.70 1440.00 3270.74 1519.00 946.75 32 1448.15 Grvs.Cot [2] 124.45 121.85 124.50 125.40 121.35 2565.41 175.50 121.00 16 121.95 Kirl.Bros [2] 1613.80 1718.60 1623.30 1853.00 1613.60 452.37 1924.00 554.40 56 1720.15
AdaniWilmar 344.50 355.75 348.00 361.55 344.00 7024.59 457.65 285.80 - - CitiUn Bk [1] 142.55 143.10 143.05 147.00 142.35 4680.44 167.65 119.50 10 143.00 GSFC [2] 213.65 210.55 214.50 215.40 209.45 1905.44 322.45 146.15 16 210.55 Kirl.Elec 181.55 183.05 182.05 189.40 175.80 776.08 100.80 26.95 34 -
ADF Foods [2] 214.60 214.40 216.55 220.50 212.65 92.45 262.45 172.03 30 214.20 CleanSci&Tec 1332.80 1306.40 1334.05 1339.00 1301.00 70.59 1622.00 1276.00 - - GSPL 288.85 290.00 290.20 291.35 284.50 899.83 407.30 254.75 13 289.75 Kirl.Ind 6122.95 6112.75 6122.05 6315.00 6066.95 7.40 6697.95 2534.00 81 6085.25
AditBirSunLf 530.30 522.55 529.10 538.10 513.30 2302.69 569.40 348.00 - - Cleducate [5] 77.30 75.05 77.35 77.40 72.80 44.82 113.95 60.70 44 75.01 GTL Infra 1.50 1.50 1.55 1.55 1.5023768.59 2.64 0.70 - 1.50 Kirl.Oil [2] 1207.80 1246.10 1216.85 1268.90 1172.40 435.04 1379.35 382.65 50 1244.15
AdityaBirFas 292.65 287.65 292.60 299.90 286.00 8253.63 304.45 193.05 - 287.70 CMSInfoSystm 423.40 442.50 427.00 449.50 417.50 1793.71 451.70 296.45 - - GTPLHathway 164.45 163.65 165.30 168.00 163.00 27.14 217.65 105.75 23 163.70 KirloskrPneu 1132.60 1225.35 1125.00 1240.00 1120.00 346.91 1265.00 541.05 - -
Ador Weld 1263.65 1264.00 1245.55 1280.00 1214.90 24.26 1770.00 1022.45 27 1252.20 Coal India 482.15 491.20 484.40 493.10 479.0011223.85 507.30 223.30 19 491.25 Gufic B Kitex [1] 202.55 201.90 202.80 205.00 198.70 107.22 287.20 155.45 20 200.40
AdvancedEnz [2] 362.60 362.80 365.00 369.45 360.00 75.33 425.10 265.85 33 363.15 CochinShip [5] 1957.15 1947.65 1980.00 2010.00 1901.00 7522.14 2100.00 245.18 63 1947.65 G KM Sug [2] 36.95 35.95 37.00 37.25 35.15 454.21 46.41 24.25 12 36.11
Advani Hot [2] 70.15 66.85 70.40 70.50 66.00 535.08 90.00 39.50 25 66.96 CoffeeDayEnt 54.10 53.90 54.10 54.55 52.90 2100.88 74.54 28.89 - 53.95 G P w KNR Con [2] 302.60 317.90 305.00 330.70 295.6513764.54 330.50 226.20 18 318.20
Aegis Log [1] 700.95 706.85 702.70 723.65 681.75 1725.93 781.45 280.00 60 710.30 Coforge 4997.05 4971.00 4997.05 5018.90 4940.00 349.31 6847.45 4287.25 - - G P Kohin.Foods 39.65 39.95 40.20 40.25 39.40 89.26 61.60 31.74 - 39.94
AeroflexInd 133.60 134.75 134.40 136.70 132.30 264.07 196.35 115.00 - - Colgate [1] 2645.35 2657.35 2663.85 2672.90 2625.00 854.94 2961.15 1594.00 54 2654.25 G G Kokuyo [1] 143.70 141.05 144.05 144.05 139.50 148.63 179.30 107.95 32 140.30
AetherIndust 802.70 804.00 810.00 815.00 797.55 71.92 1209.00 761.55 - - Compucom [2] 28.30 27.45 28.30 28.75 27.05 156.14 44.95 18.55 - 27.78 G KoltePatil 455.45 442.20 455.00 458.80 440.20 198.69 584.00 319.90 - 442.25
Affle(India) [2] 1156.45 1137.25 1162.00 1168.00 1129.00 273.68 1336.45 955.00 210 1135.30 ComputerAge 3461.35 3480.10 3500.00 3537.00 3456.25 191.14 3636.45 2132.00 - - G m Kopran 225.05 225.60 226.20 230.60 224.45 156.73 292.40 152.00 31 225.45
Agarwal Inds 884.15 876.65 904.00 904.00 870.00 44.76 1154.25 585.10 26 875.45 Con.FinHld 209.80 206.80 211.00 214.85 204.10 36.94 78.40 26.55 - - G Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1690.10 1680.40 1703.00 1703.00 1660.5512804.48 1987.00 1544.15 24 1679.70
AgiGreenpac 660.40 651.85 660.50 669.00 648.00 136.79 1089.00 556.50 - - Concor [5] 1066.05 1074.85 1073.00 1080.65 1046.55 2862.39 1123.95 629.45 53 1077.65 G O Kothari Pet [5] 127.15 126.55 127.80 128.45 125.20 57.64 0.15 0.05 - -
AgriTech Ind 191.30 188.10 194.75 198.00 185.05 11.04 262.05 93.40 12 187.35 ConcrdBiotec 1449.35 1463.50 1449.00 1489.00 1423.30 244.32 1725.00 900.05 - - G P Kothari Sug 54.05 53.90 54.05 54.65 53.60 71.07 15.85 4.45 - -
Agro Tech 673.85 674.50 675.15 680.80 672.00 11.56 1089.00 646.90 214 673.25 ConfdnPetInd[1] 82.85 81.70 83.00 83.40 80.70 956.04 119.95 65.10 22 81.72 G KP w KPIGrenEnerg 1762.40 1822.45 1774.00 1849.05 1698.25 408.58 2417.75 485.00 - -
AGSTransTech 70.45 72.50 72.30 73.20 69.00 252.21 126.75 52.90 - - ControlPrint 876.35 854.85 876.35 883.35 845.00 17.49 1076.85 606.20 25 856.25 Kpit Tech 1469.40 1457.25 1492.50 1492.50 1440.25 619.87 1764.00 961.00 - -
Ahluwalia [2] 1212.30 1171.90 1237.85 1239.25 1158.00 280.34 1384.40 563.05 34 1169.45 Cords Cab 203.20 209.60 204.90 211.00 204.90 61.98 243.50 84.66 27 209.80 H KPR Mill [1] 782.55 769.75 791.15 791.25 750.00 147.52 927.40 573.00 47 769.35
AIA Engg [2] 3688.10 3676.30 3688.10 3745.95 3643.50 84.46 4624.50 2995.00 31 3675.35 Corom.Intl [1] 1300.20 1307.30 1307.30 1313.90 1292.40 474.23 1313.00 914.90 22 1306.45 H M KRBL [1] 269.05 266.95 272.70 272.70 266.10 573.07 471.00 266.25 10 267.10
Airan 27.60 26.80 28.40 28.40 26.60 378.56 31.80 21.85 - - Cosmofirst 549.35 553.25 549.40 558.95 536.05 44.79 773.05 451.50 - - H KrisnaInsMed 1823.45 1826.20 1841.65 1849.80 1808.05 59.41 2356.40 1518.95 - -
Airolam 138.75 145.70 139.20 161.45 139.20 74.66 196.80 100.55 - - CounClubH [2] 14.85 16.30 15.20 16.30 15.00 445.29 18.95 6.35 - 16.58 H w KrisnaPhoscm 249.15 251.20 249.15 253.05 248.55 52.46 522.20 205.05 - -
Ajanta Phr [2] 2412.05 2333.15 2386.25 2398.95 2313.00 112.85 2531.95 1292.90 36 2332.90 CPCL 918.95 917.65 924.00 926.20 902.00 744.34 1122.90 347.30 5 918.00 H mP KritiIndust 110.50 110.50 112.15 112.15 108.15 33.19 182.00 88.40 - -
Ajmera 677.40 665.05 687.95 687.95 657.00 67.27 882.40 321.60 28 662.15 CraftsmnAuto 4196.65 4231.10 4212.00 4259.00 4127.00 27.89 5513.65 3379.95 - - H M KritNutrient 105.70 104.35 105.65 108.40 103.50 43.75 128.90 69.15 - -
AjooniBiotec 6.10 6.10 6.15 6.15 6.10 998.55 7.70 3.95 - - CrdtacsGramn 1317.25 1323.85 1333.00 1336.95 1306.30 156.56 1794.40 1169.80 15 1322.25 H KrsnaaDiagns 579.95 572.25 584.00 584.00 569.55 39.71 767.90 448.60 - -
Akzo 2542.95 2565.55 2552.70 2604.90 2529.45 18.06 3076.40 2265.10 27 2566.80 CreatPer&Dis 723.10 714.05 724.85 737.70 707.00 16.97 915.00 389.90 - - H w KrystalInteg 748.20 750.60 755.00 771.75 725.10 126.08 1021.95 681.10 - -
Alankit [1] 21.85 21.85 22.60 22.70 21.75 2230.65 23.59 8.70 - 21.81 CredBrandMkg 168.20 162.20 165.00 166.15 161.75 464.36 324.80 161.75 - - H KSB 4450.95 4748.35 4470.00 4822.90 4450.00 51.79 5190.00 2013.35 - -
AlbertDavid 1108.30 1119.05 1123.95 1126.10 1101.00 6.26 1605.00 557.95 8 1114.50 Crest Ventu 359.45 347.60 360.35 360.35 336.70 23.86 519.30 181.30 20 347.75 H KshitijPoly 5.80 6.05 5.85 6.05 5.80 493.11 8.45 4.45 - -
Alembic [2] 98.65 98.60 99.45 100.50 97.30 680.63 110.50 67.00 27 98.68 Crisil [1] 4145.05 4104.15 4145.50 4150.00 4100.00 42.26 5264.80 3665.10 47 4103.60 HB Pw KsolvesIndia 1071.00 1064.30 1083.20 1083.20 1054.40 26.08 1467.40 993.35 - -
Alembic Ph [2] 942.40 923.10 947.05 962.15 919.00 126.69 1093.05 545.05 27 923.00 CrompGraves[2] 391.35 392.25 392.00 393.85 389.00 1667.06 410.00 262.10 54 392.25 HCC KuantumPaper 150.40 152.20 151.20 152.90 150.55 47.92 225.85 143.50 - -
Alicon [5] 1043.60 1068.30 1050.00 1090.00 1035.00 36.47 1158.55 730.50 38 1064.90 CSBBank 331.05 329.80 331.95 332.60 325.80 149.71 421.95 263.05 10 329.60 HCG
AlkemLabs [2] 4946.80 4810.45 4946.80 4972.85 4794.10 649.82 5581.20 3310.00 32 4811.95 CSLFinance 427.15 422.80 434.00 434.50 418.00 36.22 517.70 198.00 - - HC L ..............................................
Alkyl Amine [2] 1913.00 1893.40 1914.50 1925.00 1875.00 36.59 2794.60 1805.00 65 1895.40 CUMI [1] 1590.45 1593.40 1597.00 1631.20 1570.00 161.73 1796.35 1026.00 87 1592.70 HD C MC L&T [2] 3634.70 3669.30 3636.40 3744.80 3636.40 6432.34 3859.65 2202.20 56 3667.40
Allcargo [2] 67.55 67.10 67.95 68.15 66.50 1071.93 97.70 61.50 36 67.06 CumminsInd [2] 3596.80 3551.30 3592.75 3595.00 3460.25 2778.13 3899.95 1590.30 59 3552.70 HD C B L&T FINANCE 153.15 152.95 154.00 156.75 152.35 7196.80 179.00 102.40 - -
ALLCARGO GATI 99.95 99.10 100.90 101.30 97.95 332.80 177.65 95.35 - - Cybertech 144.25 145.65 145.95 146.95 143.45 41.57 215.40 120.00 25 145.85 HD C L&TTechSer [2] 4549.70 4490.80 4553.45 4590.00 4432.10 308.71 5884.95 3756.80 38 4488.70
AllcargoTerm 55.05 53.85 54.60 55.65 53.55 381.90 82.50 31.30 - - Cyient [5] 1732.70 1734.75 1731.65 1743.95 1718.00 154.47 2457.00 1300.85 39 1733.90 H G La Opala [2] 316.50 309.45 311.20 316.00 306.00 324.97 479.65 296.00 26 309.05
Allied Dig [5] 146.75 143.65 146.75 148.35 142.05 235.01 201.40 83.50 36 143.45 CyientDlm 648.65 629.65 651.00 652.40 627.20 188.53 883.80 403.00 - - H LakFinIndCor 220.35 223.10 222.25 227.80 220.00 23.10 248.60 120.30 - -
Allsec 1052.90 1040.10 1053.00 1076.00 1023.00 12.13 1179.00 459.95 24 1041.20 H m PR LandmarkCar 678.35 659.90 680.45 683.95 657.05 88.13 905.00 657.05 - -
AlokIndus 25.65 25.50 25.80 25.95 25.20 7180.02 39.05 12.60 - - D .............................................. H LasaSuperGen 22.10 21.20 22.05 22.05 21.00 187.53 40.95 20.10 - 21.27
Alpha Lab 82.55 81.15 82.55 84.25 80.20 36.53 115.00 60.15 10 81.17 Dabur [1] 551.15 545.10 552.05 554.50 540.5511192.20 596.90 489.00 64 546.05 H H LaurusLabs [2] 427.85 418.95 428.75 432.55 416.30 1550.84 470.90 324.95 101 419.05
Alphageo 334.45 335.00 338.90 345.00 332.00 10.81 444.95 240.60 26 336.20 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 364.70 372.05 364.70 373.90 361.00 37.85 490.05 339.00 11 370.65 H LaxmiOrgInd 238.35 239.50 239.15 241.25 236.90 410.55 320.95 221.80 - -
AmaraRajEner 1190.05 1181.35 1203.00 1225.00 1172.00 1910.01 1278.00 596.30 - - Datamatics [5] 537.20 549.30 541.50 552.40 532.10 64.10 790.20 472.00 38 548.70 H M LemonTreeHot 137.80 136.35 139.45 140.50 135.50 4153.20 158.05 89.95 112 136.20
AmberEntp(I) 3510.25 3598.85 3517.15 3683.05 3517.15 461.04 4615.20 2064.40 299 3595.60 DataPatrnInd 2843.25 2962.40 2860.00 3000.00 2765.50 1253.03 3443.90 1615.60 - - H C LG Balakri 1227.80 1239.90 1230.00 1255.80 1210.00 27.41 1409.40 779.00 15 1238.35
Ambika Cot 1476.15 1502.40 1476.15 1508.15 1471.00 10.25 1889.95 1400.00 14 1505.00 DavangrSugar 99.00 10.60 9.90 10.85 9.85 9125.25 115.00 9.85 - - H LGB Forge [1] 9.75 9.65 9.80 10.05 9.65 228.80 14.74 7.88 - 9.64
AmbujaCeme [2] 619.15 634.05 625.00 639.85 622.65 3662.23 656.15 404.00 66 634.30 DB Corp 293.80 302.45 301.50 304.00 296.00 221.66 373.50 129.20 13 302.00 H C Liberty Sh 316.70 332.50 332.50 332.50 308.40 155.94 413.05 216.90 38 333.45
Amines&Plast 201.45 204.50 204.00 209.45 201.10 19.07 235.35 149.00 - - DB Realty 188.10 203.45 190.70 205.00 181.50 6338.42 284.95 69.50 15 203.30 HG LIC of India 993.30 1012.70 997.95 1018.00 992.75 3432.53 1175.00 593.00 - -
AmiOrganics 1237.70 1217.25 1220.00 1231.35 1204.55 96.08 1388.95 1004.45 - - DCB Bk 126.85 128.10 127.00 128.85 125.25 1492.04 163.40 110.00 8 128.00 H LICHsgFin [2] 631.30 632.70 633.00 639.00 625.30 2597.39 682.90 362.65 7 632.80
Amrutanjan [1] 690.20 691.50 693.70 698.65 686.85 22.51 802.60 556.05 44 691.15 DCMNouvelle 194.30 196.30 195.70 198.25 191.60 18.68 232.90 134.00 - 195.40 H LikhithaInfr 341.15 340.90 343.60 345.00 337.80 150.04 382.30 230.15 - -
AnandRathiWe 4146.10 4195.40 4150.00 4299.95 4035.10 86.79 4299.95 845.05 - - DCMShriram [2] 987.00 998.20 987.85 1002.00 978.00 78.29 1175.00 826.70 36 990.55 H M LINC 564.45 561.60 572.90 572.90 552.20 13.51 900.00 463.20 - -
Anant Raj [2] 370.45 385.50 372.45 387.00 370.05 2161.56 392.85 150.65 101 385.20 DcmShrirmInd 209.70 212.55 209.95 215.00 208.85 121.55 235.15 71.25 - - Hm Lincoln Phar 563.40 566.00 560.00 569.95 558.10 40.45 754.25 370.55 12 561.65
AnantrajGlob 165.70 168.20 165.95 170.25 159.10 1336.48 190.50 51.05 - - DCW [2] 50.40 52.05 50.40 52.40 49.10 3009.90 72.40 42.14 - 51.97 Hm Linde Ind 9144.85 8709.55 9140.00 9140.00 8633.00 159.66 9909.00 3926.20 174 8688.80
Andhar Sug [2] 99.95 99.95 99.15 101.20 99.05 143.46 128.50 92.10 18 99.90 DCXSystems 313.15 310.85 315.00 318.60 304.10 490.56 393.00 196.65 - - H C m LloydEngWork 60.15 64.95 60.95 65.85 58.3510933.91 73.20 39.60 - -
AndhraCement 86.90 85.25 87.80 87.80 84.60 36.42 158.25 77.00 - - De Nora 1519.10 1503.85 1525.00 1534.60 1496.00 22.64 2334.00 1293.20 42 1503.90 H C LloydMetals 685.25 680.30 684.00 687.15 671.00 146.50 750.00 492.00 - -
AndhraPaper 505.30 499.30 501.05 507.45 497.00 44.95 674.90 391.30 - - DebockIndust 7.75 7.55 7.85 8.10 7.05 2189.06 11.85 7.00 - - H M LMW 15618.50 15943.85 15600.00 16182.00 15587.05 11.09 17675.00 11436.80 46 15925.10
AngelOne 2474.20 2467.30 2495.90 2505.00 2437.05 545.43 3896.00 1280.45 - - Deccan Cem [5] 568.15 569.55 571.10 575.15 563.55 6.27 668.00 445.00 16 570.10 H M LT FOODS 201.55 205.45 202.05 209.35 201.55 1365.25 234.60 112.80 - -
AnjPortCem 172.40 168.95 173.40 174.10 168.90 11.35 231.00 155.00 - 169.30 DeepEneResou 170.35 168.60 174.00 174.90 166.80 29.83 237.00 135.30 - - H O LTIMindtree 4773.15 4701.90 4769.90 4775.65 4680.00 965.09 6442.00 4565.50 - -
AnmolIndia 36.20 36.05 36.50 36.70 36.00 103.58 68.00 35.50 - - DeepIndust 282.40 277.30 286.95 287.00 276.00 87.00 331.75 168.50 - - H R Lumax tech [2] 484.75 485.30 489.40 494.95 483.10 140.02 515.00 299.05 36 485.10
Antartica [1] 1.55 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.50 1275.73 0.80 0.25 - - Deepk.Fer 558.45 566.70 559.20 582.95 559.20 2130.09 715.00 453.20 23 568.25 H Lumx Ind 2532.55 2569.00 2520.00 2628.00 2520.00 18.26 2910.40 1866.05 28 2578.90
AntnyWastHdg 445.15 440.55 448.00 450.80 436.40 65.16 579.25 248.00 - - Deepk.Ntr [2] 2184.45 2191.30 2200.10 2205.25 2165.00 554.67 2620.00 1900.90 80 2189.40 H Lupin [2] 1579.40 1582.55 1579.95 1607.30 1572.50 2897.49 1727.90 800.05 31 1587.90
AnupamRasayn 763.45 762.65 769.85 769.85 753.75 40.94 1223.00 753.75 - - Delhivery 392.80 385.10 395.40 397.70 380.10 3325.96 488.00 345.15 - - H G Lux Indust. [2] 1422.30 1455.05 1498.00 1520.00 1441.00 286.60 1720.80 1072.05 40 1454.15
Apar Ind 7828.60 7907.65 7857.00 7990.00 7641.60 135.03 8398.95 2672.25 39 7861.95 DelphWrldMon 199.30 191.90 202.55 202.55 190.05 17.37 473.15 190.05 - - H
Apcotex Ind [2] 403.30 406.60 403.85 410.00 399.10
ApexFznFoods 207.25 207.05 211.00 211.00 205.60
48.38 589.05 398.15
33.06 285.40 171.20
39 405.10
44 206.55
Delta Corp [1] 114.10 114.10 114.60 114.85 112.90 806.73 259.95 110.00 15 114.10 H M..............................................
Den Net 49.25 49.20 49.45 50.05 48.90 1094.41 69.40 31.53 13 49.28 H M M&M [5] 2493.50 2506.25 2517.75 2569.20 2495.15 8769.72 2616.80 1313.40 29 2506.45
APL Apl [2] 1533.25 1504.90 1530.00 1550.95 1463.60 2978.96 1806.20 1119.50 92 1501.70 DevyaniInter 151.75 154.00 152.25 155.85 150.25 3169.04 227.50 142.25 - - H P
ApolloHosp [5] 5766.45 5839.20 5855.95 5959.35 5743.00 1382.13 6871.30 4657.75 84 5839.95 M&M Fin [2] 263.15 267.60 263.15 270.90 261.45 2007.15 346.40 243.90 19 267.50
Dhamp.Sug 216.15 217.25 216.20 219.05 216.05 79.61 325.55 206.60 11 217.30 H G Maan Alum [5] 137.00 130.25 133.50 136.40 129.75 240.51 175.50 49.89 18 130.30
ApolloMicSys[1] 106.55 106.45 107.20 108.90 105.00 583.03 161.75 33.50 95 106.35 DhamprBioOrg 119.40 119.55 119.30 120.55 118.90 60.62 191.70 114.90 - - Hm
ApolloPipes 661.40 654.85 656.00 660.00 650.00 21.55 798.65 588.30 - - MacrotecDeve 1319.20 1377.95 1378.00 1399.00 1331.2513974.21 1399.00 529.85 - -
DhaniService 45.30 45.60 45.40 46.30 44.95 2242.40 56.80 33.25 - - H w Hm MadyaBharat 229.90 230.50 230.00 237.05 226.70 42.06 669.90 210.00 - -
ApolloSindo 1605.75 1597.40 1604.00 1627.75 1570.60 2.33 1974.95 1550.00 - - Dhanlk.Bk 41.20 41.50 41.20 42.15 41.00 571.30 58.70 16.48 18 41.50 H m
ApolloTyr [1] 465.75 463.50 470.00 476.00 461.95 3935.31 559.85 365.50 24 463.70 MagadhSug&En 624.65 629.80 621.20 632.95 621.00 4.81 856.20 356.00 8 631.25
Dhanuka Ag [2] 1254.20 1275.50 1230.20 1285.00 1230.00 30.76 1427.40 703.80 24 1272.60 H C m Magn.Ven 50.50 49.25 51.00 51.00 49.05 208.17 77.45 29.30 15 49.20
Aptech 224.35 224.75 224.35 226.40 222.05 154.81 412.90 201.25 41 224.75 DharmjCrpGrd 230.45 223.25 220.50 231.60 220.50 160.86 290.00 165.65 - - H
AptusValHsg 300.30 299.80 300.00 303.05 298.30 234.36 392.00 239.70 - - Mah.Holi 406.60 403.05 407.95 408.40 400.25 103.74 469.80 286.35 45 403.20
Dhunseri Tea 189.85 193.10 189.05 197.70 188.65 9.43 274.85 184.00 - 192.05 Mah.Life 565.30 577.25 569.90 582.65 566.15 319.29 679.15 436.95 - 577.70
ArcheanCheIn 613.80 621.40 616.00 624.10 609.00 154.13 837.70 494.15 - - DhunseriVent 321.55 330.00 320.20 332.75 320.20 32.02 558.70 231.30 - - HP
Aries Agro 231.40 224.70 229.00 234.05 221.95 74.66 342.35 157.45 13 225.00 Mah.Scoot 7652.65 7749.80 7601.15 7799.85 7592.05 3.04 8600.00 5206.10 44 7730.75
Diamine&Chem 491.80 484.65 490.00 499.50 480.60 9.01 630.00 446.10 - - HPC Mah.Seam [5] 680.90 655.20 681.30 691.55 651.10 809.95 1099.05 444.45 9 655.35
ArihantSuper 319.50 311.25 322.00 324.00 310.25 36.72 416.65 157.75 56 312.00 DilipBuildco 404.75 405.90 407.00 413.90 403.00 1168.27 504.45 206.05 16 406.00 HP &P w
ArihntCapMkt 67.10 64.65 67.10 67.55 63.85 609.70 84.35 34.25 - - MahangrGas 1280.90 1298.00 1287.00 1314.10 1280.00 766.83 1579.00 971.40 10 1297.80
Dish TV [1] 15.50 15.15 15.60 15.70 15.0021402.75 26.01 13.52 - 15.15 H G&U D MahaRastApexC 147.70 163.70 150.70 169.65 147.80 787.41 183.95 96.00 - -
ArmanFinServ 2016.00 2006.05 2001.00 2045.00 1980.00 28.99 2676.10 1715.00 56 2010.85 DishmanCarb[2] 187.60 160.70 180.00 183.60 158.00 4889.93 282.95 118.60 - 160.90 H M
ArowGreenTec 579.40 572.70 579.70 599.90 567.85 181.88 633.05 297.50 22 574.45 MahindEPCIrr 129.90 135.25 129.15 139.40 128.80 76.52 162.80 96.20 - -
DivgiTorTran 706.60 713.40 713.60 724.85 710.00 14.21 1150.00 650.05 - - H m MahindraLog 436.50 432.10 440.00 440.45 425.60 249.66 492.60 347.15 51 432.10
ArtemsMedSvc 177.25 174.50 178.20 178.20 173.20 42.84 199.90 84.00 - - Divi'sLabs [2] 4412.80 4307.20 4427.45 4455.85 4290.15 970.57 4469.15 3300.00 72 4309.95 HU
ArtiPharmLab 559.40 562.00 553.80 566.45 550.55 153.58 638.75 320.30 - - Maithan 1166.25 1137.65 1164.90 1168.95 1121.10 78.52 1358.00 946.00 9 1144.45
DixonTec(In) [2] 9308.00 9396.35 9360.00 9458.00 9240.05 434.61 9484.30 3847.70 303 9395.95 Mallcom(Ind) 1021.00 1020.40 1026.00 1034.00 981.05 8.90 1249.70 800.00 - -
Arvind 361.45 377.35 372.00 380.90 370.05 567.60 390.00 123.00 31 378.65 DLF Ltd [2] 802.05 815.65 808.60 823.65 805.3512210.41 967.00 461.55 162 816.60
ArvindFash [4] 441.90 439.35 442.60 449.15 435.00 207.25 533.35 282.35 155 438.85 Man Ind [5] 343.90 357.95 345.05 361.00 345.05 260.76 459.00 129.80 21 358.60
D-Link [2] 418.35 418.30 434.40 443.90 407.20 497.45 455.00 224.30 16 418.40 H Man Infr [2] 190.15 187.95 192.15 193.25 184.70 437.60 249.40 90.75 36 188.05
ArvindSmart 634.80 635.90 642.70 646.35 624.20 44.40 762.95 294.10 52 634.30 DMCCSpecChem 301.45 319.10 302.15 343.10 302.15 233.45 380.00 240.10 - -
Asahi India [1] 591.35 588.10 592.90 604.20 582.35 78.61 660.00 449.55 43 588.10 R Manak Alumi [1] 27.35 27.15 27.50 28.25 26.65 84.78 45.55 20.63 - 27.19
DodlaDairy 868.60 868.35 870.35 880.00 855.05 37.36 1084.10 493.00 - - M R Manaksia [2] 102.20 100.40 103.00 103.60 100.00 85.58 194.05 96.65 36 100.75
Asahi Song 375.00 365.65 380.55 383.75 361.00 11.18 402.00 188.00 99 367.55 DolatAlgotec 136.45 135.65 138.00 140.20 133.00 514.30 169.15 42.15 - -
Ashapura [2] 350.55 352.95 349.55 354.45 345.55 198.51 483.25 116.40 35 353.65 CC B Manali Pet [5] 80.35 81.60 80.40 83.40 79.35 1775.07 87.15 55.90 - 81.55
DollarInd [2] 563.75 568.05 563.75 570.50 561.50 108.81 660.10 357.15 36 567.70 CC m GC Manap.Fin [2] 167.95 168.65 169.15 171.10 167.7010386.40 207.30 109.55 9 168.85
Ashiana [2] 350.45 347.05 351.50 354.25 340.35 91.92 399.25 177.00 44 347.00 DomsIndust 1915.10 1925.45 1919.50 1988.60 1887.05 423.52 2035.00 1225.60 - -
Ashima 32.20 30.70 32.30 33.60 30.20 2017.00 35.52 12.05 6 30.65 CC Mang.Cem 846.65 852.45 851.00 857.25 824.90 90.21 930.00 277.00 39 850.55
Donear [2] 105.35 105.30 107.00 107.00 104.25 97.81 121.65 86.20 16 105.35 CR Mang.Chem 107.50 105.90 108.00 108.30 105.30 118.26 156.25 91.20 8 105.70
Ashok Ley [1] 219.75 224.00 222.00 225.70 219.7025224.36 230.70 144.50 24 224.00 DP Wires 456.30 456.80 456.30 464.95 455.00 63.98 724.95 402.50 - -
Ashoka Bld [5] 180.15 183.35 181.05 186.00 180.20 2405.78 197.60 76.00 18 183.30 DB Mang.Drug 101.25 101.30 101.25 103.50 100.30 31.55 132.40 85.16 - 101.65
DPAbhushan 1256.85 1241.45 1264.35 1274.95 1233.00 8.03 1454.05 221.55 - - MangalamGlob 21.05 20.60 21.05 21.45 20.40 209.89 26.40 12.65 - -
ASHOKAMETCAS 22.15 24.35 23.45 24.35 22.30 1234.64 35.70 17.00 - - DPSC 17.20 17.05 17.15 17.45 16.95 480.53 28.05 10.80 - -
Asian Gran 57.80 58.25 58.00 60.30 57.35 384.54 86.04 44.21 25 57.99 MankindPharm 2094.10 2139.75 2130.00 2200.00 2098.5013650.66 2490.00 1320.00 - -
Dr Reddy [5] 5873.75 5791.85 5899.95 5904.65 5752.85 1029.32 6505.50 4501.05 22 5787.55 D C MANOJ VAIBHAV 243.50 236.60 242.00 247.20 234.95 62.78 382.00 165.00 - -
Asian Paints [1] 2883.70 2881.20 2883.70 2906.00 2855.60 2520.36 3566.90 2671.00 52 2877.70 DRCSystemInd 21.70 21.90 22.65 23.20 21.50 252.73 70.10 16.00 - -
AsianEnrgSvc 274.70 278.05 279.85 286.00 270.25 26.66 344.25 102.30 - - D C B ManomyTexInd 181.35 182.25 181.95 189.90 177.00 8.63 226.05 116.00 - -
DreamfolkSer 476.65 466.85 484.70 484.70 460.00 612.48 847.00 448.50 - - B MarathNxtg [5] 391.35 373.35 391.50 398.90 368.00 245.29 534.05 292.55 14 373.50
AskAutomotiv 298.20 300.30 299.95 302.45 297.70 90.99 334.60 240.10 - - Dred.Corp 937.05 890.20 918.35 918.35 890.20 118.55 1049.95 313.00 68 889.60
AssoAlchohol 542.75 547.40 542.65 554.00 538.75 64.13 637.20 354.25 - - C Marico Ltd [1] 597.25 595.55 597.25 603.50 591.55 4303.62 615.60 486.75 72 595.45
DrLalPathLab 2627.35 2647.85 2647.45 2656.00 2617.65 215.61 2766.85 1917.00 58 2647.00 G R MarineElecIn 104.40 109.60 109.60 109.60 109.60 318.89 122.90 55.10 - -
Aster Life 1111.00 1095.80 1112.00 1115.80 1075.00 16.60 1536.00 826.15 - 1093.60 Dwarikesh [1] 68.10 68.15 68.20 68.70 67.55 500.02 109.75 67.40 15 68.15
AsterDMHealt 356.45 363.95 356.45 367.80 346.25 4203.43 558.30 261.30 116 362.80 GP Marksans [1] 146.55 148.55 148.90 152.00 147.50 2863.80 185.40 82.20 50 148.30
Dynac.Sys 1230.75 1194.35 1247.70 1247.70 1142.20 44.29 1467.00 443.40 29 1192.55 Maruti [5] 12598.00 12399.30 12598.00 12633.35 12330.00 908.30 13066.85 9225.00 30 12397.45
Astra Mic [2] 852.50 865.75 858.90 869.70 837.15 437.98 914.00 341.55 73 863.65 Dynamatic 7743.60 7790.10 7743.60 7950.00 7518.55 79.24 9080.40 3280.55 105 7800.95
Astral Poly [1] 2101.55 2096.85 2120.00 2133.90 2070.00 1720.84 2351.65 1739.25 102 2096.15 H MASFinServ 283.00 288.65 284.50 290.40 282.10 102.94 387.70 241.33 19 289.60
DynamicCable 556.10 546.60 560.60 567.45 540.20 57.62 622.65 337.55 - - Mastek [5] 2408.20 2382.25 2398.00 2445.00 2351.00 49.89 3147.00 1891.00 65 2379.30
AstraZen [2] 6360.80 6179.25 6357.95 6368.30 6140.00 8.69 7208.00 3422.65 103 6162.45 DynemicProd 267.00 268.50 270.15 280.00 267.15 36.86 424.35 252.00 113 268.95
Atul 5680.15 5621.10 5740.00 5752.45 5611.00 38.87 7586.95 5616.05 43 5622.95 MatrimCom [5] 544.05 545.85 543.05 549.10 540.25 6.55 720.00 499.00 25 546.35
Atul Auto [5] 508.70 510.70 512.00 520.20 506.85 82.76 692.90 325.95 105 510.70 & Maw.Sug 98.60 100.70 98.10 102.40 98.10 166.61 120.55 82.95 9 100.93
Aurionpro 2087.90 2191.40 2120.00 2192.25 2093.60 94.04 2799.65 750.00 156 2185.05
E .............................................. m W MaxEstates 350.30 348.90 355.55 355.55 344.30 128.20 388.00 242.75 - -
AuroPharma [1] 1200.50 1185.70 1205.50 1211.90 1162.65 2973.91 1245.60 646.25 37 1187.00 EasyTripPlnr 42.30 41.95 42.50 42.90 41.70 6947.94 54.00 37.00 - - MaxFinancial [2] 926.70 918.15 925.00 933.30 909.15 1139.66 1092.60 660.05 - 917.20
AurumProptec 142.60 145.20 142.65 145.80 141.05 117.23 186.40 110.00 - - Eclerx 2215.05 2193.90 2229.70 2229.70 2184.40 40.79 2825.00 1587.10 30 2193.45 B M MaxHealthCre 780.70 751.80 780.70 783.40 743.10 5523.54 910.00 508.50 - -
AUSmallFinBk 638.60 653.10 639.85 655.35 639.8524738.36 813.00 554.00 30 652.40 EdelFinSer [1] 68.25 71.75 68.50 72.45 68.5011405.80 87.80 34.64 10 71.64 C m MaxIndia 268.75 265.00 276.00 276.00 261.35 40.57 283.40 91.80 - -
AUTHUMINV& IN 812.85 825.55 893.30 893.30 817.65 90.50 968.30 732.20 - - Eicher Motor [1] 4742.95 4733.45 4742.20 4790.00 4668.25 1137.02 4907.65 3159.20 35 4727.25 G Mayur Uniq [5] 532.15 527.95 532.15 538.65 524.00 100.17 616.15 454.05 19 526.20
Auto Axl 1934.40 1909.20 1958.00 1980.00 1903.00 10.39 2465.60 1741.75 17 1907.45 EID Parry [1] 676.75 668.05 685.25 688.65 663.55 651.65 704.00 452.55 111 667.80 H m MazagonDock 3295.10 3184.05 3308.00 3333.90 3142.00 3812.47 3478.00 765.20 - -
Auto Stamp 867.25 866.40 871.00 901.00 854.05 120.04 955.60 312.00 68 864.80 EIH [2] 415.95 431.60 418.00 439.80 416.55 1788.61 566.00 203.40 46 432.35 M Mazda Ltd 1336.45 1319.10 1302.70 1345.45 1302.70 8.90 1650.20 841.00 17 1320.75
Autoline 118.15 117.35 118.45 120.00 116.90 67.98 165.20 64.50 24 117.65 EIH A Htl 720.55 718.25 720.55 725.00 714.65 10.74 839.10 418.55 27 722.95 N MBL Infra 43.70 42.35 44.60 44.65 42.05 90.00 62.39 19.29 - 43.00
AvadSug&Egy 516.60 529.30 516.60 532.00 516.60 34.94 852.45 476.80 8 530.05 Elec. Eng [2] 1094.95 1109.10 1099.00 1118.00 1075.65 223.95 1244.95 523.80 41 1108.75 O B McL.Rusl [5] 24.60 24.05 24.30 24.65 23.80 274.48 37.99 17.52 - 24.09
AvalonTech 480.40 486.70 480.40 488.00 478.05 61.12 732.10 404.15 - - Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 157.20 160.90 157.80 163.00 157.10 1347.80 208.00 46.63 13 160.95 R m MCX 3606.45 3631.35 3648.00 3676.00 3600.00 330.57 4270.00 1437.00 356 3631.15
Avanti Feeds [1] 506.05 511.45 508.20 524.65 503.85 224.27 598.60 377.50 23 511.25 ElectMartInd 203.05 201.15 205.00 206.40 196.10 584.64 244.55 72.30 - - ND G N MediAsstHeal 491.80 491.45 485.50 497.75 483.00 80.64 564.00 430.55 - -
AvenuSupmart 4444.95 4302.15 4440.00 4450.00 4250.40 866.44 4916.15 3473.05 104 4305.70 Elgi Eqp [1] 593.05 610.70 593.05 620.00 593.05 364.98 714.50 462.50 60 611.15 ND BU N MedicamenBio 482.70 500.15 485.00 539.65 485.00 79.59 845.00 355.45 - -
AVGLogistics 503.90 506.75 506.90 515.00 486.10 93.44 668.40 212.30 - - ElinElectron 156.25 162.00 159.40 170.60 157.00 1426.87 194.35 129.30 - - B MedplsHealth 699.70 731.30 702.90 738.80 699.75 257.11 978.00 598.60 - -
AVONMORECAP 116.10 120.65 116.10 122.15 112.05 82.14 140.95 64.50 - - Emami [1] 611.85 625.50 606.70 646.20 593.0510243.41 645.35 371.05 39 624.15 H Mega Soft 66.30 67.15 66.60 68.35 66.30 86.05 107.22 28.55 66 66.61
AvroIndia 123.10 119.85 122.15 123.70 119.00 24.02 170.85 94.00 - - EmamiPapMi [2] 111.00 110.25 111.00 112.20 109.05 34.26 149.50 107.25 8 109.85 ND NR N MeghmaniOrga 78.80 80.70 78.80 81.45 78.20 633.04 104.50 71.90 - -
AVT Natl [1] 83.70 83.80 83.90 84.95 83.20 97.00 115.29 77.00 28 83.80 EmamiRealty [2] 100.95 101.35 99.50 106.00 99.50 26.39 152.00 63.00 - 102.15 MenonBear [1] 118.85 118.95 119.50 120.90 117.15 31.42 166.00 108.20 26 118.80
AWFISSPACE SO 421.75 402.95 421.00 424.45 396.00 1663.44 451.45 396.00 - - Emkay Glo 158.65 158.25 158.00 165.80 157.10 48.97 185.00 71.50 16 158.00 O C MetroBrands 1165.05 1135.55 1158.90 1196.00 1126.60 188.28 1441.20 928.75 - -
Axis Bank [2] 1167.95 1162.15 1173.00 1178.00 1153.4010057.64 1196.00 916.25 14 1161.75 Emmbi Ind 100.30 99.15 101.50 102.10 97.30 27.57 138.35 82.91 18 99.50 P Metrpolhelth [2] 1920.35 1906.65 1935.00 1955.00 1885.95 182.11 2049.00 1260.05 84 1905.90
AxisCades [5] 487.15 476.40 491.95 494.40 474.20 132.73 848.00 354.35 - 477.95 EMS 473.95 480.05 478.85 486.00 468.40 276.79 599.75 246.50 - - R w MFL 91.35 90.65 91.85 92.50 89.90 149.88 24.70 12.15 - -
AxitaCotton 21.40 21.25 21.50 21.70 21.00 770.67 40.60 20.85 - - Emudhra 744.20 761.55 745.60 790.90 727.00 643.54 843.95 360.65 - - MicElectronc 49.00 48.90 49.05 50.90 48.00 557.30 59.80 27.05 - -
AYM Syntex 83.05 90.95 87.20 99.60 87.20 490.98 107.00 63.96 - 90.36 EnduranceTec 2191.65 2218.80 2200.00 2245.00 2174.95 78.73 2317.55 1437.10 53 2217.65 P Minda Corp [2] 419.90 425.35 419.90 428.00 416.70 602.37 449.00 270.25 54 425.35
AzadEngineer 1433.25 1495.60 1448.80 1504.90 1421.10 586.04 1544.20 642.40 - - Energy Dev 22.00 21.30 22.35 22.35 21.20 144.96 36.69 15.60 - 21.25 m m MindTec(Ind) 272.20 261.80 270.40 277.45 260.00 100.81 352.40 118.40 40 261.95
Eng.India [5] 251.80 248.35 253.70 255.25 241.1510620.55 290.00 106.30 39 247.90 C Mirc Ele [1] 20.75 20.50 20.75 21.50 20.35 409.46 30.68 12.55 - 20.51
B .............................................. Ent.Net.Ind
ENTEROHEALTH
227.90
996.10
221.20
1028.35
229.40
999.95
230.45
1041.60
218.10
999.95
77.43
69.59
357.40
1258.00
118.00 38 220.55
970.00 - -
W
m
Mirza [2]
MishDhatuNig
43.30
425.65
42.45
432.15
43.30
429.05
43.90
438.80
41.60 306.63
418.75 895.99
63.52
547.45
41.51 42 42.72
215.00 89 431.85
BaidFinserv 20.35 19.85 20.50 20.80 19.10 992.18 48.75 18.50 - - EPackDurable 172.55 171.90 174.30 175.50 170.70 395.21 224.50 150.60 - - B &C MitconCon&En 132.40 132.15 132.35 134.70 130.00 21.38 161.15 66.80 - -
Bajaj Auto 8968.50 9084.75 8990.00 9125.50 8923.00 560.01 9356.00 4526.35 34 9082.45 Epigral 1216.35 1219.70 1217.00 1229.00 1207.00 24.36 1443.25 862.05 - - R m MM Forg 1198.45 1206.25 1204.80 1222.95 1175.00 84.89 1301.95 831.00 20 1203.65
Bajaj Elect [2] 927.95 921.35 927.90 930.95 915.85 85.30 1175.70 881.40 78 922.55 EPL 179.80 182.40 181.40 185.15 178.65 1206.11 236.15 175.15 - - C MMPIndustris 270.60 266.85 271.90 275.00 265.05 13.68 309.90 164.05 - -
Bajaj Hind [1] 30.75 30.75 30.95 31.20 30.20 7501.42 40.50 14.70 - 30.70 EqitsSmlFnBk 94.15 92.60 94.20 94.60 91.75 2293.59 116.50 80.10 - - MMTC [1] 70.25 70.30 70.35 71.25 69.50 1332.17 102.00 29.93 - 70.23
Bajaj Hld 7986.25 7953.40 8014.00 8019.95 7813.00 114.83 9355.00 6634.60 31 7943.75 ErisLifeSci [1] 913.05 916.10 918.00 925.00 901.65 295.12 971.00 634.15 42 916.20 G MOIL 484.25 503.45 489.00 510.90 475.60 3929.71 556.05 155.20 35 501.00
BajajConCare[1] 231.70 230.05 233.50 233.50 229.80 259.36 271.00 182.30 21 230.15 Eros Intl 19.45 19.35 19.65 19.80 19.20 316.30 30.20 17.20 - 19.34 M Mold-TekPac [5] 769.50 756.95 765.05 779.95 755.25 45.42 1104.95 741.20 35 760.55
BajajFin [2] 6616.45 6697.70 6664.95 6771.95 6642.40 2841.73 8190.00 6190.00 33 6702.50 Esab Ind 5409.60 5315.90 5488.00 5566.20 5300.00 13.85 6542.65 3751.35 50 5322.35 w Mold-TekTec [2] 234.20 248.50 234.55 253.95 233.05 324.35 398.45 180.00 26 248.55
BajajFinserv [1] 1524.10 1528.60 1530.00 1552.05 1518.90 2794.00 1741.85 1444.00 208 1528.45 ESAFSFB 53.25 53.00 53.25 53.65 52.95 726.13 82.40 52.95 - - BK MonarchNetwr 523.20 516.00 532.80 533.40 513.00 47.73 689.95 201.05 - -
BajajHealth 291.45 288.90 291.50 294.00 286.15 55.98 513.40 275.70 - - Escorts 3848.20 3818.30 3848.20 3894.00 3792.10 155.77 3953.00 2112.00 41 3816.35 w Monte Carlo 608.00 615.80 608.00 636.00 608.00 63.22 918.00 602.00 21 613.65
BajelProject 247.55 247.05 250.00 253.70 245.10 413.08 296.00 108.25 - - Essar Shp 29.90 30.20 30.70 31.40 29.20 421.18 39.02 8.92 - 30.13 m Morepan [2] 46.50 46.25 46.80 46.80 45.80 1881.74 56.35 25.80 21 46.28
Bal Phr 121.30 114.65 120.55 120.85 114.00 97.69 132.20 80.60 18 114.62 Ester [5] 111.55 110.85 111.85 115.50 110.00 257.79 131.85 80.21 - 111.55 N O DG Most.Fin [1] 2271.05 2219.70 2275.00 2300.00 2203.20 162.13 2677.00 632.30 22 2214.30
Balaji Amn [2] 2112.00 2093.25 2129.00 2133.90 2081.30 49.10 2736.35 2002.00 40 2090.90 Ethos 2400.30 2439.90 2400.00 2460.00 2396.30 45.63 3044.00 1201.00 - - MothersonSum 66.70 67.65 67.20 68.00 66.70 5777.88 74.80 55.35 - -
Balaji Tele [2] 68.05 64.65 67.75 68.80 64.65 237.04 143.63 42.25 11 64.79 EuroFrshFood 133.80 134.25 132.65 135.95 131.80 44.39 192.00 124.00 - - MotisonJewel 174.20 171.05 177.70 177.70 170.25 198.96 248.15 88.85 - -
BalaxiVentre 131.25 119.00 125.00 127.95 117.80 185.12 734.50 117.80 - - Ever.Kanto [2] 125.65 125.25 125.00 127.50 124.35 278.44 178.90 101.10 25 125.30 MphasiS 2312.80 2284.10 2324.00 2335.00 2275.70 377.96 2835.00 1807.00 30 2286.05
Balkrishna [2] 3091.30 3050.05 3100.00 3115.50 3022.00 832.45 3164.90 2193.85 41 3049.85 Everady [5] 330.10 327.40 332.60 334.00 326.55 96.07 441.55 312.95 36 328.30 C MPS 1661.30 1740.65 1661.30 1754.80 1641.05 69.10 1884.20 990.00 28 1740.75
BalmerLaw 268.25 269.25 269.55 272.50 262.40 723.17 320.25 124.90 23 269.25 Everest Ind 1083.10 1110.40 1093.55 1134.00 1068.15 13.21 1448.10 792.05 99 1108.65 W MRF 125466.05 125431.50 126100.00 126899.95 125027.55 14.69 151283.41 94006.10 26 125444.65
Balrampur [1] 377.60 378.25 378.45 383.80 375.95 1436.15 485.80 343.45 18 378.50 Excel Ind [5] 992.60 1057.60 997.60 1119.40 994.65 335.49 1133.90 698.90 88 1057.55 G MRPL 207.35 203.15 208.00 210.70 201.35 3843.16 289.25 64.08 10 203.15
BALU FORGE IN 285.70 284.70 287.00 287.70 278.00 210.52 324.40 268.00 - - Excel Realty [1] 0.80 0.80 0.85 0.85 0.7589912.62 0.70 0.34 - 0.70 MrsBectrFood 1224.70 1264.90 1257.00 1314.00 1192.10 527.14 1373.95 725.00 - -
Ban.Amn.Sp [5] 44.50 43.75 44.10 45.20 43.00 108.24 59.87 37.09 - 43.85 EXICOMTELE SY 315.10 313.30 317.40 346.70 308.3512424.72 346.70 169.40 - - MSP Stl 24.25 24.55 24.55 25.45 23.25 729.47 33.05 8.35 - 24.51
Ban.Amn.Sug 2403.50 2376.35 2425.00 2425.00 2299.05 2.64 2975.00 2201.05 20 2373.95 Exide [1] 497.95 488.25 501.00 511.55 485.20 8222.56 517.00 203.85 39 488.25 D MSTC 875.95 891.20 880.30 907.90 875.00 250.34 1165.00 304.25 - -
Banar.Beads 87.45 86.60 87.00 89.70 86.00 14.00 119.00 80.00 21 87.70
ExpleoSolu 1207.60 1203.85 1207.00 1215.65 1199.05 13.77 1777.20 1198.20 - - MtarTech 1807.80 1800.60 1812.05 1829.85 1786.00 330.39 2920.35 1661.00 - -
Banco Ind [2] 595.55 593.15 601.90 601.90 583.10 62.77 733.00 275.65 17 592.80
ExxaroTiles 94.40 95.40 95.45 99.80 94.50 154.65 152.00 82.20 - - G MTNL 36.75 37.00 37.10 37.55 36.20 1677.59 52.35 18.95 - 36.96
BandhanBank 186.35 188.30 187.15 189.10 185.0510104.24 272.00 170.35 14 188.15
C MufinGrenFin 113.95 113.65 116.85 116.85 110.45 101.96 274.40 108.05 - -
Bans.Syn [5] 142.45 141.20 143.55 145.75 138.80 56.52 188.50 132.00 14 141.00
BarbequeNatn 522.40 518.35 532.00 533.80 514.55 42.62 791.70 495.05 - - F .............................................. Mukand 153.45 155.10 153.45 156.90 151.95 71.79 212.50 119.85 22 155.55
Fact 683.15 674.45 686.95 696.00 671.00 182.30 908.95 295.60 112 673.75 O C m MukkaProtein 33.15 33.35 33.70 33.75 33.20 1906.12 43.95 33.00 - -
BASF 4289.65 4271.20 4322.85 4344.95 4212.00 45.01 4735.30 2421.35 33 4264.25
FaircheOrgan 1231.30 1238.80 1231.30 1248.95 1205.10 11.44 1528.80 999.00 - - Munj.Auto [2] 79.70 80.20 81.45 81.45 79.30 44.76 115.36 48.80 20 80.28
Bata India [5] 1372.20 1365.45 1378.00 1398.75 1352.00 731.29 1770.10 1293.65 61 1361.65
Fazethree 392.35 398.80 395.10 404.00 385.25 9.64 540.00 338.05 - - PC Munj.Showa [2] 154.50 153.20 156.05 156.05 150.65 76.76 211.00 109.50 19 153.05
Bayer Crop 5037.75 5028.65 5057.00 5075.95 4949.00 27.01 6202.00 4144.00 30 5006.70
FCS Soft [1] 3.80 3.85 3.85 3.95 3.80 5358.58 6.69 2.08 - 3.87 P N Murd.Cera 42.95 44.15 43.70 44.50 43.10 61.33 71.50 38.30 - 44.31
BCLIndust 51.10 51.20 52.00 52.10 49.65 1097.61 588.00 47.10 - -
FDC [1] 458.95 432.50 461.40 463.35 429.20 371.66 491.20 289.85 23 432.80 RB MusicBrdcast 16.10 15.85 16.50 16.50 15.70 606.71 25.35 11.00 - -
Bedmutha 248.35 257.45 245.00 258.00 241.95 25.08 323.00 50.11 41 257.55
Fed Bk [2] 160.30 162.05 161.50 162.75 160.15 8705.35 170.25 120.90 11 161.95 Muthoot Cap 272.70 280.70 273.55 285.00 271.55 38.73 458.00 265.00 9 280.20
BEL [1] 290.65 295.95 294.20 297.20 286.3051397.35 303.35 111.90 54 296.10
Fed.Goetze 384.90 386.90 385.85 398.30 385.05 223.67 431.40 313.75 17 386.80 RM MuthootMicFn 217.30 217.15 218.50 220.30 215.30 118.85 281.00 196.60 - -
BEML 4276.85 4400.65 4301.80 4599.90 4206.65 1338.96 4770.00 1436.50 65 4391.90
FederalFin 120.70 119.15 120.70 121.40 118.00 164.32 153.60 108.75 - - R C Muthot.Fin 1674.00 1683.45 1701.00 1744.60 1674.75 2333.68 1761.95 1105.05 17 1682.50
BEMLLandAset 253.15 259.25 256.75 262.80 249.85 361.67 377.45 136.00 - -
FiberwebInd 40.65 40.30 41.25 42.00 40.00 136.95 45.25 27.05 - - H
BergrPaintIn [1] 477.55 460.00 476.05 481.45 450.8047931.54 679.05 451.30 53 459.55
BestAgrolife 542.15 549.10 538.05 553.70 537.05 24.65 1214.40 535.85 - - Fiem Ind 1194.05 1183.95 1191.25 1205.85 1170.25 42.90 1299.25 821.90 19 1181.15 M N ..............................................
Filatex [1] 53.25 52.90 53.75 53.75 52.40 485.09 78.00 36.51 21 52.77 C NaclInd [1] 66.50 67.75 67.50 69.90 66.15 219.12 104.25 55.35 - 67.54
BF Inv [5] 561.50 576.85 567.05 587.80 567.00 189.64 660.00 367.10 28 575.80
FILATEXFASH 11.95 11.55 12.00 12.00 11.30 2342.73 14.30 11.30 - - DC m NagarjunFert[1] 10.10 10.10 10.20 10.30 10.05 492.46 15.85 7.81 - 10.12
BF Util [5] 941.20 909.95 951.20 981.00 900.05 1207.12 1015.00 357.55 - 908.35
Fin.Cable [2] 1462.40 1435.40 1450.10 1466.00 1420.10 276.46 1510.00 772.30 38 1434.90 DC Nah.Ind 116.80 120.70 118.60 125.00 118.60 61.92 169.95 103.15 76 120.60
Bhageria Ind [5] 157.85 153.15 157.50 159.15 151.40 32.18 205.00 126.10 34 153.50
BhagiradaChm 188.50 191.50 190.90 194.40 188.10 129.88 1999.00 168.20 - - FineOrgInd [5] 4506.50 4435.90 4489.00 4512.45 4405.75 37.72 5160.00 4005.00 37 4431.85 Nah.Spg [5] 258.30 256.25 258.35 263.00 255.00 27.22 361.95 233.00 - 256.30
FineotexChe [2] 354.55 354.05 354.30 358.00 348.60 304.87 458.00 265.95 35 354.00 MO NakodaGroup 49.35 47.80 50.00 51.25 47.55 294.60 70.00 36.50 - -
BhagngrInd [2] 103.25 103.40 103.50 104.75 101.00 47.74 126.11 49.40 8 102.35
BhandariHo [1] 7.70 7.75 7.75 7.80 7.65 589.10 12.49 4.25 - 7.75 Fino.Ind [2] 310.90 311.55 315.10 322.00 308.15 1276.54 327.50 163.00 42 312.40 Nalco [5] 189.50 191.65 190.85 193.70 187.0022219.02 206.30 80.70 20 191.55
Bhans.Eng [1] 93.10 93.95 93.40 95.60 91.80 334.79 117.95 81.72 13 94.00 FinoPaymntBk 267.75 272.10 267.75 272.90 267.75 30.83 384.00 205.00 - - J Nalwa Son 3405.40 3376.70 3420.95 3420.95 3355.00 3.46 3878.00 2070.00 37 3409.80
Bharat Bij [5] 4256.90 4312.50 4240.00 4350.00 4225.00 18.69 4845.65 1480.00 37 4316.65 Firstsource 188.20 183.30 188.20 189.30 182.60 2070.90 229.00 122.20 40 183.45 &K B Nandan Den 41.55 41.35 42.95 43.80 40.70 2605.05 48.50 17.26 13 40.75
Bharat For [2] 1554.35 1554.55 1569.00 1586.95 1548.10 2388.88 1599.00 785.55 50 1555.10 FiveStrBusFn 710.95 757.05 720.00 772.00 713.00 2606.95 876.55 533.50 - - NarayaHru 1167.50 1189.25 1167.20 1197.95 1146.35 636.12 1445.05 890.05 57 1188.90
Bharat Ras 9204.90 10703.70 10400.00 10847.95 9832.35 99.92 10851.95 8351.05 72 10699.00 FlairWriteIn 291.90 285.45 291.90 294.00 283.55 142.43 514.40 246.10 - - P Natco Phr [2] 1020.30 997.65 1020.50 1031.00 994.25 693.21 1108.95 616.05 14 998.10
Bharat Wire 276.55 273.55 278.00 280.10 272.10 72.71 401.90 170.40 19 272.90 FocusLtg&Fix 157.80 153.30 161.75 162.15 150.30 629.77 898.40 139.15 - - C Nath Bio-Gen 183.90 183.60 185.00 185.60 182.60 21.21 243.70 165.15 10 185.20
BharatDynam[5] 1547.55 1557.35 1626.00 1630.00 1486.05 7314.40 1650.00 450.50 120 1557.25 Foods&Inns 143.10 144.10 144.40 145.50 142.10 241.25 222.20 126.30 - - Natl Build [1] 137.35 142.40 138.55 143.00 135.0019157.68 176.50 38.10 53 142.30
Bharti Air [5] 1377.15 1372.75 1380.00 1388.00 1338.0024825.64 1407.05 819.00 132 1371.85 ForceMotors 8484.80 8734.70 8581.00 8815.00 8290.80 56.8910277.85 1405.00 - - m Natl Fert 103.40 102.50 105.75 106.70 100.60 4001.17 130.45 65.08 - 102.40
BHARTIHEXCOM 1010.45 1023.40 1017.00 1055.00 987.50 967.41 1055.00 755.00 - - Fortis Hlt 457.20 475.10 460.00 484.90 451.10 2379.56 484.50 271.35 290 475.95 N B Nava 497.85 486.65 500.75 502.90 483.35 346.54 544.40 236.05 - -
BHEL [2] 290.75 298.90 292.40 300.60 288.5527964.26 322.35 81.80 - 298.95 Foseco 3548.85 3624.00 3554.15 3640.00 3526.00 1.82 4149.25 2540.05 36 3597.90 Navin Flu [2] 3231.20 3187.40 3255.40 3265.00 3175.70 132.89 4749.90 2900.20 82 3188.75
BigBlocCons [2] 226.25 229.00 226.80 230.90 223.55 60.34 284.00 137.55 147 229.00 FSNECommVent 161.50 164.20 161.50 164.90 160.15 4975.27 195.50 124.30 - - B Navkar Corp 99.40 98.20 98.00 100.20 98.00 275.86 125.40 53.70 - 99.00
BikajiFoodIn 543.30 593.85 556.00 597.60 553.00 3682.31 605.90 372.30 - - FusnMicroFin 455.50 454.85 460.50 461.40 451.40 111.89 691.00 440.40 - - Navneet Ed [2] 148.65 148.35 149.35 150.00 146.45 210.53 176.15 120.00 16 148.10
Biocon [5] 310.85 309.25 312.00 314.80 307.25 5589.38 330.95 217.50 - 309.30 N NazaraTech 704.95 701.85 701.65 706.65 687.60 368.28 989.40 591.50 - -
BirlaCable 235.30 231.90 236.70 239.00 229.30 69.96 432.55 164.00 31 231.55 G .............................................. NCC [2] 285.65 286.95 288.85 297.70 284.55 9614.28 299.00 117.40 27 287.25
BirlaCorp 1432.85 1410.35 1445.00 1445.00 1403.55 89.67 1801.25 1061.30 56 1410.20 Gabriel [1] 362.75 357.25 365.20 367.70 355.00 362.39 440.00 175.55 28 357.75 BC m NCL Ind 198.05 200.55 198.05 202.00 197.50 83.76 258.25 179.55 10 200.30
Birlasoft 610.60 604.65 611.00 618.50 602.30 2965.08 861.85 327.10 - - Gail(India) 199.40 204.30 200.85 205.15 200.0045410.24 213.70 103.20 15 204.35 BM NDRAutoCompo 851.80 831.90 877.00 877.00 828.00 5.55 986.90 701.15 - -
Bk of Ind 128.05 128.70 128.55 129.80 125.5015463.94 158.00 69.41 9 128.70 GalaxSurfact 2495.30 2451.40 2495.30 2496.00 2430.00 17.30 2989.35 2241.10 43 2449.80 GC m NDTV [4] 229.95 247.90 231.60 255.75 231.55 2548.65 306.55 186.35 - 248.00
Bk of Mah 67.25 69.05 67.65 69.75 66.5022041.85 72.56 26.82 12 69.04 Gandhi Tub [5] 779.65 742.60 779.95 788.95 736.00 23.30 935.00 540.30 16 742.70 P NECaryCorp 24.85 24.80 25.30 25.45 24.50 226.45 37.15 18.20 - 24.82
Bk ofBar [2] 262.85 264.90 263.40 266.35 261.5017253.92 285.50 182.65 8 265.15 GandhrOilRef 200.55 201.05 201.00 204.80 199.55 241.51 344.05 196.40 - - D Nelcast [2] 132.40 134.45 134.00 135.85 131.15 84.09 194.50 88.80 29 134.70
BL Kash [1] 66.25 66.60 67.85 68.00 66.10 696.23 88.90 37.33 29 66.62 Ganesh Hsg 771.35 775.55 771.35 783.25 752.95 30.02 917.10 343.20 24 773.40 P Nelco 722.60 718.45 725.55 731.65 705.00 65.31 894.00 617.60 77 718.65
BlackBox 254.05 245.30 246.15 253.70 241.35 154.60 312.20 122.35 - - Ganesha Ecos 1134.95 1157.70 1136.50 1175.70 1136.50 77.15 1204.45 813.00 47 1161.40 P NeogenChem 1498.75 1481.95 1504.75 1520.75 1476.25 39.96 1859.30 1176.00 - -
Bliss GVS [1] 103.05 102.90 104.75 104.75 101.40 200.84 148.95 71.91 14 102.65 GaneshBenzop 153.55 142.80 154.40 154.40 141.65 543.58 217.05 135.10 - - w Nesco [2] 855.35 851.70 852.00 861.95 846.20 49.16 933.95 603.95 16 850.20
BLSE-Service 245.75 246.00 248.65 258.95 243.95 346.32 423.70 243.95 - - GangesSecu 145.50 146.60 147.75 152.00 146.00 11.14 176.60 101.40 21 147.75 &P NestleIndia [1] 2404.80 2354.90 2425.60 2425.60 2345.00 2532.97 2770.75 2145.28 71 2355.45
BLSIntlServ [1] 312.45 311.30 314.35 315.60 310.90 1548.33 430.00 177.90 - 311.20 GardenReach 1411.30 1369.40 1415.00 1421.30 1357.00 1287.44 1520.00 451.15 44 1369.30 W NetwebTecInd 2234.35 2343.10 2252.00 2346.05 2175.00 290.16 2364.00 738.60 - -
Blue Dart 7329.10 7203.55 7385.00 7450.00 7152.25 46.08 7649.90 5490.00 59 7231.15 GarwareHiTec 1797.80 1804.10 1801.50 1858.20 1766.90 70.99 2200.00 652.60 - - Netwk 18 [5] 80.95 79.90 81.30 81.50 78.80 712.43 136.20 57.09 - 79.84
BlueStar [2] 1500.35 1576.45 1500.05 1648.85 1490.00 1810.76 1647.70 702.00 88 1588.50 GarwarTecFib 3545.30 3469.55 3597.20 3597.20 3415.55 21.31 3830.05 2987.90 36 3464.20 KC m Neuland 6194.75 6042.50 6110.05 6182.05 6012.00 20.37 7794.00 2726.95 26 6040.20
BlujetHealth 374.90 382.30 381.00 385.00 374.90 112.56 433.40 319.50 - - GatwayDistri 101.85 98.30 101.00 101.30 95.90 1448.42 121.55 63.40 - - K C m NewgenSwTech 851.30 913.70 858.00 925.00 842.30 287.30 1057.90 302.95 54 916.30
Bodal Chem [2] 71.35 70.95 71.80 72.50 70.50 286.21 100.95 64.29 - 70.81 GE Ship 1029.95 1077.30 1036.00 1093.80 1018.10 1900.00 1129.00 671.80 7 1076.00 KP NglFineChem 2283.85 2241.80 2291.10 2300.00 2225.55 2.89 2823.90 1429.80 - -
BodhiTreeMul 15.65 15.30 15.95 16.05 14.90 2636.92 221.90 14.90 - - Geecee 334.80 327.05 334.80 340.90 324.05 53.66 389.85 145.00 19 326.50 K NHPC 101.05 107.25 101.85 110.45 101.40 596996.13 115.84 42.92 29 107.10
Bomay Bur [2] 1480.10 1467.60 1487.90 1499.80 1457.40 44.69 1838.00 934.30 - 1467.80 GeewayWires 86.30 89.50 85.25 91.80 85.25 113.95 126.50 73.70 - - m NIIT [2] 100.50 100.00 100.80 101.20 99.60 257.94 154.63 77.06 38 100.15
Bombay Dye [2] 165.60 164.20 166.30 166.30 161.50 1414.45 196.80 83.10 - 164.10 Genesys [5] 518.45 517.20 535.00 535.00 508.60 214.27 739.00 267.00 65 517.15 M NIITLearnSys 422.85 414.95 432.95 432.95 411.60 173.98 576.90 342.30 - -
BombySuprHyb 200.55 199.10 203.30 204.40 198.00 12.17 301.95 186.70 - - GenInsCorpIn[5] 356.10 356.10 359.00 368.70 355.10 1176.71 467.00 178.70 10 356.05 NK Nila Infras [1] 10.60 10.50 10.80 10.95 10.35 481.58 14.60 4.93 - 10.43
Borosil 321.80 309.65 323.00 325.00 306.35 679.45 420.00 306.35 - - GensolEngg 938.50 919.40 946.00 955.85 906.05 174.80 2527.05 708.90 - - C H Nilkamal 1820.10 1804.75 1825.00 1832.95 1794.00 5.54 2800.00 1700.00 25 1804.50
BorosilRenew 473.45 471.35 474.40 479.40 467.35 332.96 669.35 391.05 - - Genus P&B [1] 21.00 21.20 21.15 21.80 20.90 417.91 28.44 13.60 - 21.19 P NintecSystem 510.10 501.50 525.00 554.90 480.35 32.80 649.15 308.00 - -
Bosch 30610.35 30393.75 31099.90 31150.90 29502.70 868.38 32214.00 17925.40 49 30374.80 Genus Pwr [1] 301.85 313.75 309.00 316.90 293.10 1317.28 343.80 90.15 127 314.15 P Pw Nippo Bat [5] 592.15 586.95 595.00 601.80 583.00 14.19 856.00 347.75 66 585.60
BPCL 625.75 627.80 630.00 634.40 617.60 9242.05 687.65 331.50 5 627.60 GeojitFinSer 99.15 99.05 99.45 100.45 97.00 556.52 116.10 42.70 - - NipponLIAM 600.90 598.30 602.00 609.70 594.00 684.63 623.95 237.55 - -
BPL 94.95 94.50 93.45 96.45 92.55 184.70 127.50 58.50 34 94.70 GEPowerIndia 318.60 310.00 319.25 324.70 307.05 716.55 404.80 126.60 - 310.05 W Nitin Spn 321.50 314.70 324.80 329.50 310.40 167.27 395.00 225.00 14 313.95
BrandConcept 606.55 636.85 604.25 636.85 600.75 10.91 966.10 307.00 - - GFL 70.55 69.65 71.60 72.75 68.65 97.12 118.45 51.00 - - WH NLC India 218.20 236.50 220.10 240.00 215.5513274.63 293.60 92.00 18 236.65
Brigade 1235.45 1283.60 1235.45 1303.00 1233.10 773.17 1331.15 545.70 93 1284.55 Ghcl 505.20 503.95 506.00 508.20 495.70 116.81 659.00 434.95 8 503.50 WN R Nmdc [1] 249.45 260.15 252.80 261.85 250.2024596.86 286.35 103.85 13 260.15
Britannia [1] 5198.55 5179.80 5208.00 5221.00 5110.65 651.53 5386.25 4349.95 60 5172.50 GhclTextiles 78.40 79.45 79.70 80.90 77.50 101.10 98.25 62.50 - - W NMDCSteel 59.25 60.10 59.85 61.00 58.8011261.08 73.70 39.15 - -
BSE 2554.80 2693.85 2572.45 2705.00 2509.40 1262.56 3264.70 537.20 - - GIC Hsg 205.20 207.15 205.95 209.00 202.75 249.76 292.45 167.65 7 207.20 K Nocil 259.25 253.10 260.00 260.00 252.00 353.05 297.80 204.25 32 252.75
BtrflyGandhi 764.50 758.30 764.55 772.90 754.00 5.99 1299.90 747.55 166 760.25 Gillette 7146.15 7138.70 7146.15 7250.00 7070.25 169.15 7318.10 4399.20 60 7148.15 NovaAgritech 48.85 49.05 49.00 49.45 48.10 206.67 77.20 47.70 - -
Ginni Fil 31.60 30.65 32.80 32.80 30.20 110.57 45.28 21.66 - 30.44 NRB Bear [2] 316.05 314.40 318.60 318.60 312.30 83.44 400.75 161.15 36 314.90
C .............................................. GlandPharma 1850.20 1840.15 1835.00 1860.00 1835.00 192.34 2194.00 896.50 - - P NTPC
Nucleas Sw
359.70
1166.10
359.00
1171.20
363.45
1154.45
366.65
1189.40
355.5030515.61
1140.00 31.75
381.25
1830.00
171.90
960.85
20
17
358.90
1170.85
Camlin Fine [1] 94.15 94.50 94.20 96.25 93.80 278.14 186.25 88.45 - 93.85 Glaxo Phr 2594.30 2619.30 2562.00 2650.00 2510.05 395.14 2652.15 1292.25 65 2630.60
CampsActWear 282.35 277.35 283.85 293.85 276.00 4656.02 364.75 213.00 - - Glenmark [1] 1156.00 1160.35 1160.00 1182.00 1145.60 1454.68 1183.25 591.25 23 1160.75 H NupurRecycle 75.60 76.60 73.60 79.75 73.50 163.27 149.00 68.05 - -
Canara Bk [2] 115.05 118.00 116.50 119.35 114.40 285607.55 126.53 58.29 7 118.00 GlnmarkLifSc 822.45 836.25 821.50 841.45 820.00 77.78 906.00 531.30 - - W Nureca 260.40 265.35 262.95 296.30 257.05 336.40 468.80 253.50 - -
CanFinHom [2] 720.65 727.20 723.00 734.90 722.55 384.23 905.00 692.00 13 727.80 Glob.Spr 732.15 702.35 702.00 709.90 685.00 241.91 1326.25 656.10 15 702.60 H NuvamaWealth 4807.35 4840.00 4855.40 4886.40 4765.45 42.56 5500.00 2100.00 - -
Cantabil [2] 214.15 212.35 216.00 216.70 211.05 119.33 278.75 181.85 29 212.75 GlobalHealth 1159.50 1191.85 1160.00 1215.00 1136.05 566.38 1513.90 577.00 - - D NuvocoVistas 310.90 314.45 313.05 315.45 310.00 138.89 398.00 291.30 - -
CapaciteInfr 306.30 308.40 310.25 312.00 303.45 1062.61 333.00 162.25 23 308.15 GlobalSurfac 210.00 212.35 211.00 214.80 208.75 39.25 333.00 167.50 - -
CapitalSFB 331.80 329.50 339.00 339.00 324.95 26.85 469.00 320.00 - - GlobeText(I) 3.00 3.00 3.05 3.05 2.95 741.63 4.85 2.85 - - CNC O ..............................................
Caplin Point [2] 1291.45 1290.30 1302.15 1304.30 1287.90 60.47 1617.80 745.25 34 1289.65 GM Brew 623.15 617.05 623.00 628.10 615.05 31.92 688.10 440.00 10 617.05 Oberoi 1810.45 1819.65 1835.00 1868.35 1800.00 1236.60 1863.00 922.35 45 1820.60
CapriGlo [1] 211.00 211.65 211.00 212.90 209.65 105.94 289.40 175.14 88 211.70 Gmdc [2] 384.10 392.35 387.80 398.50 382.90 1259.94 505.00 158.40 20 391.95 K OdishaCeme [2] 1767.35 1775.70 1766.05 1784.95 1750.00 268.83 2428.85 1700.05 297 1774.95
CARE 1022.15 1009.45 1027.30 1027.30 1005.10 22.04 1265.00 637.00 25 1010.10 GMMPfauder [2] 1249.00 1233.60 1260.00 1262.10 1229.00 204.34 1896.75 1201.10 109 1234.35 K Oil India 629.10 635.70 630.10 638.80 618.10 1919.67 675.50 240.65 10 635.40
CarrerPnt 375.05 374.70 370.50 379.75 370.50 17.87 440.70 174.75 21 374.65 GMR Inf [1] 81.05 84.60 82.50 85.10 82.5081926.70 94.30 40.64 - 84.60 K C OlectrGrnTec 1757.70 1746.15 1763.00 1787.25 1725.00 688.17 2221.95 681.15 - -
CartradeTech 893.60 869.65 898.00 901.70 859.65 2102.22 973.60 413.10 - - GmrPwr&Urbn 65.85 65.90 66.05 67.00 63.30 2553.91 74.05 16.70 - - K P Omaxe 93.35 90.00 92.75 93.50 89.20 211.85 121.40 42.39 - 90.19

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OMDC [1] 5588.75 5641.10 5606.00 5725.15 5375.10 24.00 8342.35 2657.60 - 5653.90 Sakuma [1] 32.05 34.90 33.40 35.00 32.3021249.87 34.96 13.15 - 34.92 Technocr 2296.45 2468.95 2338.35 2509.90 2286.20 130.50 2749.80 1483.00 32 2468.05 BIRLASLAMC-MOMENTUM 34.66 34.68 232.30 36.30 20.00 -
OmInfraLtd 108.40 109.00 110.95 110.95 106.50 181.11 149.50 106.50 - - SalasarTech [1] 20.60 20.05 20.50 20.50 19.70 5023.35 34.08 8.48 - 20.05 TechnoEle&En 1208.90 1418.35 1248.00 1450.65 1230.00 1411.53 1450.65 342.70 - - BIRLASLAMC-NIFTYQLITY 19.87 20.20 222.52 23.80 15.08 -
One97Communi 377.40 360.75 384.95 396.25 358.5544068.83 998.30 310.00 - - Salzer Elec 703.05 701.50 716.00 719.00 689.00 59.66 888.00 315.00 28 703.45 TegaIndust 1519.35 1488.05 1510.00 1532.45 1480.00 26.88 1653.50 798.00 - - BIRLASLAMC-TECH 34.35 33.98 44.82 40.44 26.63 -
OnePntOneSol 55.30 54.30 56.00 56.55 53.50 551.59 70.00 27.85 - - SamhiHotels 182.50 183.60 182.55 188.45 181.45 1207.75 237.85 127.25 - - TejasNetwork 1132.25 1114.40 1139.95 1153.90 1095.30 601.61 1246.00 651.25 - - DSPAMC - DSPBANKETF 49.24 49.65 107.55 51.47 36.14 -
ONGC [5] 266.70 264.35 268.45 268.45 263.0024167.38 292.95 152.55 8 264.55 SamvdMthnInt 151.70 151.25 154.45 156.95 150.0074205.45 156.95 78.35 - - TemboGlblInd 232.35 229.45 232.10 234.50 227.00 41.70 332.65 191.35 - - DSPAMC - DSPGOLDETF 71.44 71.68 1.82 75.66 55.00 -
OnMobile 69.45 69.00 69.90 70.40 68.65 288.30 128.30 59.70 - 69.00 Sandesh 1322.45 1313.05 1330.05 1336.00 1300.00 8.25 1409.75 892.85 5 1306.55 TeraSoftware 59.20 61.55 60.70 62.00 60.00 79.72 82.40 39.66 18 61.57 DSPAMC - DSPITETF 33.84 33.06 112.84 39.40 29.00 -
Onward Te 385.40 376.35 386.20 390.45 372.95 76.48 738.95 373.40 31 376.35 SandharTech 514.35 530.10 525.00 534.00 518.30 109.45 598.95 254.00 28 530.15 Tex.Infra [1] 117.75 115.40 117.10 117.95 114.20 860.29 134.80 51.65 - 115.46 DSPAMC - DSPN50ETF 231.46 232.38 36.86 254.00 184.03 -
OptimusInfra 266.80 257.75 267.45 267.45 255.95 131.50 381.20 201.30 88 258.85 SandurMang 511.90 527.65 512.50 529.90 507.30 204.76 3492.45 330.00 - - Tex.Pipe 74.80 74.10 75.05 75.70 73.50 102.51 108.00 54.00 16 74.27 DSPAMC - DSPNEWETF 292.42 292.26 56.86 301.50 216.03 -
OracleFinSer[5] 7421.45 7454.95 7450.00 7497.00 7368.05 162.15 9021.40 3522.00 32 7450.65 Sangam 365.55 362.70 365.00 369.60 359.55 13.49 627.20 230.15 42 358.75 Tex.Rail [1] 199.90 198.70 201.00 206.45 194.05 4460.45 231.90 55.15 70 198.65 DSPAMC - DSPPSBKETF 73.05 74.31 13.90 78.00 43.92 -
Orbit Exp 171.55 166.20 168.50 171.35 164.00 26.25 230.00 136.55 15 167.20 Sangh.Mov [2] 1066.70 1096.05 1066.70 1136.80 1050.05 833.34 1483.00 434.80 25 1092.40 TGB Banq 14.70 14.15 15.20 15.20 13.75 123.13 20.50 9.21 - 14.08 DSPAMC - DSPPVBKETF 24.47 24.44 349.74 28.06 21.75 -
OrchidPharma 1006.05 1002.70 1000.00 1034.95 997.15 300.79 1359.95 675.20 - - Sanghi Ind 88.75 90.45 88.00 91.15 88.00 550.65 156.20 65.58 - 90.59 Thanga.Jwl 1239.90 1239.40 1258.45 1258.45 1225.00 14.58 1544.95 684.08 28 1238.80 DSPAMC - DSPQ50ETF 230.12 229.43 7.23 236.90 167.03 -
Oricon Enter [2] 36.05 35.65 36.55 37.10 35.50 196.88 49.34 21.90 - 35.55 Sanofi 8457.85 8627.30 8457.85 8800.00 8335.00 28.71 9370.35 6759.15 35 8637.25 THE WESTERN 169.75 170.30 162.85 176.05 162.85 9.62 194.90 94.00 - -
DSPAMC - DSPSENXETF 74.49 74.81 1.38 83.00 63.03 -
Orient Bell 359.10 360.45 359.75 367.70 355.85 20.39 575.00 300.95 - 359.90 SanseraEngg 1027.00 1048.75 1028.00 1065.00 1018.60 135.81 1113.85 760.20 - - TheAnupEngg 1705.30 1727.05 1729.00 1803.65 1697.45 33.73 3649.95 1399.00 - -
DSPAMC - DSPSILVETF 91.27 90.90 5.58 94.40 66.20 -
Orient Cem [1] 211.45 206.45 211.45 213.50 205.25 441.84 293.75 126.85 24 206.65 SapireFoodIn 1424.15 1451.45 1429.95 1496.00 1394.25 272.69 1680.00 1213.00 - - ThejoEngg 2663.95 2631.90 2668.90 2684.30 2610.00 4.29 3250.00 1296.00 - -
Themis [1] 206.55 202.75 204.50 208.85 200.35 24.44 266.00 131.34 75 202.80 DSPAMC - HEALTHADD 119.79 117.76 4.36 132.00 114.90 -
Orient Grn 19.60 19.65 19.80 20.15 19.35 4508.82 34.63 7.88 - 19.64 Sarda Ene [1] 220.15 223.95 222.15 229.40 218.75 498.08 284.00 115.00 17 224.15
Saregama [1] 507.15 502.65 509.70 512.95 498.10 557.16 512.95 289.54 48 503.35 TheNewIndAs[5] 228.80 228.75 229.25 233.30 226.55 695.27 324.00 114.00 33 228.65 DSPAMC -QUIDADD 1012.17 1012.69 274.66 1012.70 999.51 -
Orient Htls [1] 133.75 131.95 134.05 134.90 128.00 598.71 154.80 79.00 43 132.45
Sarla Perf [1] 83.85 80.25 81.60 83.60 79.10 1117.53 97.48 37.35 18 80.01 Thermax [2] 5424.60 5404.65 5495.00 5564.00 5122.10 5477.92 5572.60 2193.10 148 5400.25 DSPBRAMC-LIQUIDETF 1000.00 1000.00 551.36 1045.00 991.25 -
Orient Pap [1] 47.35 46.45 47.40 47.90 45.85 2273.31 59.79 40.10 - 46.45
OrientalArmt 349.65 344.70 353.50 359.65 341.65 32.57 503.20 293.00 - - SarthakMetal 216.55 217.75 226.80 226.80 214.80 23.75 448.00 156.05 - - Thiru.Chem [1] 254.65 254.40 253.00 257.40 252.00 205.28 289.40 179.40 72 254.45 EDELAMC - EBBETF0425 1210.97 1211.99 4.71 1246.60 1121.50 -
OrientalCar 658.80 656.95 668.70 668.80 649.00 30.36 936.85 647.65 15 658.40 SarveswrFood 8.85 8.85 8.85 8.95 8.75 2229.45 156.90 4.00 - - Thom.Cook [1] 207.30 207.95 209.00 212.80 202.20 543.00 228.15 64.20 98 208.00 EDELAMC - EBBETF0430 1367.34 1367.14 5.43 1410.40 1243.45 -
OrientElect 222.90 226.95 237.20 239.00 222.00 2576.81 262.00 189.00 - - Sasken 1488.40 1464.70 1475.00 1484.95 1455.00 10.96 1826.00 839.25 26 1465.55 ThyrocareTec 620.40 612.20 627.00 627.00 608.40 28.69 722.00 449.95 46 612.25 EDELAMC - EBBETF0431 1221.93 1222.23 8.60 1232.65 1145.00 -
OrisaBengCar 55.65 54.25 55.40 57.45 52.85 67.78 79.40 45.00 - - SastaSunVent 318.00 304.20 313.30 320.20 302.10 54.66 506.35 252.00 - 303.50 Tidewater [2] 1813.95 1789.75 1818.00 1824.90 1756.00 59.67 1993.95 866.05 28 1784.85 EDELAMC - EBBETF0433 1116.92 1117.68 1.87 1262.60 858.69 -
OswalGrenTec 31.25 31.10 30.80 31.55 30.60 174.27 49.40 20.15 - - SatiaIndus 111.45 111.80 111.50 113.25 111.15 147.07 155.00 104.00 - - Tilakngr Ind 223.15 229.80 223.50 231.30 219.35 540.27 291.00 140.00 30 229.80 EDELAMC - EGOLD 73.80 74.10 35.35 76.85 53.10 -
Satin Credit 220.60 219.50 220.60 224.75 217.85 146.83 283.65 163.30 6 218.95 Time Tech [1] 265.65 275.50 268.00 279.70 268.00 3969.35 300.00 93.80 39 275.55 EDELAMC ESILVER 95.22 94.30 4.07 97.97 70.71 -
P ............................................... SATIndust
SaurstrCemnt
87.85
112.45
89.95
113.60
88.30
113.55
91.70
114.90
87.00 318.46 145.60
110.10 147.15 130.60
70.40
97.00
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Timken
Tips Ind [1]
3997.80 3953.50 4002.55 4019.70 3919.00 121.84 4350.00
424.30 417.05 428.00 441.40 408.40 809.02 531.10
2490.05 76 3951.70
186.25 42 416.75
EDELAMC-BBETF0432
Gold BeEs [1]
1150.90
60.74
1147.08
61.29
3.68
4155.44
1325.38
63.28
865.81
48.15
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61.28
P&G 15801.80 15971.45 15775.00 16380.00 15660.00 9.31 19086.20 13527.05 70 16024.65
P&GHealth 4773.90 4700.90 4773.90 4795.85 4661.55 16.27 5642.85 4636.55 - - Savita [2] 498.05 500.05 503.00 509.00 494.70 77.78 615.35 272.85 17 499.90 TirpathiForg 16.40 16.45 16.75 16.95 16.10 237.63 21.85 10.15 - - Goldmanamc - CPSEETF 90.56 91.73 6494.66 95.15 41.58 91.73
P&S Bk 60.25 61.05 60.35 61.95 58.90 3211.46 77.50 29.41 - 61.04 SBCExports 31.40 31.55 31.95 31.95 31.10 3560.52 38.85 18.40 - - TitagarRail 1358.10 1415.70 1385.10 1450.00 1342.80 4523.22 1450.00 346.40 - - HangSengBees [1] 307.02 307.26 113.70 337.53 225.91 307.07
Page Ind 37964.75 35954.70 37550.00 37578.65 35731.05 59.48 42850.00 33100.00 70 35972.65 SBFCFin 81.25 81.20 81.25 81.70 80.50 1190.25 98.00 72.40 - - TitanComp [1] 3271.85 3241.90 3298.00 3328.80 3216.75 2524.21 3885.00 2815.55 81 3242.65 HDFC GOLD ETF 62.66 63.18 947.72 65.91 49.50 -
SBI [1] 825.85 830.35 830.70 835.00 817.1022267.34 841.00 543.15 11 830.10 TMB 457.30 455.95 460.80 462.55 453.00 72.80 611.35 402.35 - - HDFCAMC - HDFCBSE500 33.82 33.77 16.50 35.23 25.20 -
PaisaloDigit [1] 62.55 63.00 65.65 65.65 62.00 1387.40 99.63 21.01 32 62.94
SBICards&Pay 694.05 692.10 695.25 699.90 689.00 1641.58 933.00 678.90 - - TN News 246.05 247.65 246.05 249.00 243.90 85.48 330.95 202.00 8 247.55 HDFCAMC - HDFCGROWTH 109.34 109.40 9.00 120.45 91.45 -
Pakka 248.85 235.25 254.40 255.95 233.25 308.12 399.00 117.40 - -
SBILifeInsur 1380.05 1386.40 1393.80 1401.15 1372.60 2559.06 1571.55 1199.20 73 1386.10 TN Petro 82.95 82.45 83.15 84.05 81.75 157.61 113.85 76.01 14 82.46 HDFCAMC - HDFCLIQUID 1000.01 1000.01 0.75 1020.00 980.00 -
Pan.Petro [2] 364.20 358.90 364.20 368.85 356.10 90.80 399.00 275.00 16 359.70
SchaeflerInd [2] 4349.90 4241.50 4345.00 4392.20 4183.75 179.90 4749.30 2616.05 72 4238.50 Tor.Pwr 1440.45 1501.80 1468.00 1563.00 1454.1023992.52 1633.10 547.25 40 1516.25 HDFCAMC - HDFCLOWVOL 18.06 18.04 10.44 179.47 13.00 -
Panac.Bio [1] 132.65 131.00 133.00 133.90 130.15 74.41 202.20 115.15 - 131.45
SChand&Co [5] 232.20 228.70 232.75 232.80 227.00 45.24 335.00 185.85 54 229.00 TorrentPhar [5] 2658.05 2696.05 2660.00 2722.85 2648.00 1001.92 2839.90 1761.45 67 2696.40 HDFCAMC - HDFCMID150 19.35 19.38 203.27 168.00 14.17 -
ParadepPhosp 69.95 69.85 70.20 71.30 69.05 2575.57 85.90 51.65 - -
Schneider [2] 709.40 685.45 696.00 724.40 673.95 2275.22 954.35 231.95 94 684.55 Tou.Fin.Cor 152.90 160.25 155.85 160.50 150.00 917.48 267.40 69.50 16 160.55 HDFCAMC - HDFCMOMENT 34.97 34.42 679.16 255.00 21.75 -
ParagMilk 167.20 168.90 168.20 169.40 165.25 447.79 290.00 98.54 22 169.10
SCI 241.65 245.70 242.90 251.65 233.85 5512.18 290.60 95.17 19 245.60 TPL Plastech [2] 85.40 84.45 85.35 86.85 83.20 396.99 106.80 38.95 33 84.19 HDFCAMC - HDFCNIFBAN 49.57 49.83 35.10 555.00 45.20 -
ParasDef&Spc 923.60 917.00 935.00 946.70 891.00 1808.20 973.70 496.05 - -
Seamec 1021.70 1012.45 1020.00 1045.00 970.65 38.20 1232.00 587.75 15 1020.05 TracxnTech 82.30 82.75 83.05 83.40 81.50 258.45 124.20 66.30 - -
ParDrugs&Che 225.10 224.30 227.75 234.40 220.40 9.42 325.00 190.15 - - HDFCAMC - HDFCNIFIT 33.43 33.20 86.54 387.70 33.01 -
SecuriIntSvc [5] 416.55 404.55 418.50 418.50 403.00 57.30 560.00 386.05 31 404.30 Trans.Corp [2] 857.75 837.20 860.00 873.85 831.05 94.56 1080.00 686.25 20 838.70
ParkHotels 174.90 167.80 176.50 176.50 167.10 496.58 235.00 167.10 - - HDFCAMC - HDFCNIFTY 247.85 247.87 312.25 255.50 200.39 -
Selan Exp 572.95 572.45 582.80 582.80 568.55 57.15 736.20 262.00 27 571.40 TRANSINDIA RE 42.90 43.00 43.35 43.80 42.25 248.00 60.50 32.80 - -
Parsvnath [5] 12.85 12.55 13.00 13.15 12.50 311.39 17.29 7.05 - 12.56 HDFCAMC - HDFCPVTBAN 24.27 24.49 124.13 278.00 22.59 -
SelManufactr 67.80 65.75 69.20 71.15 64.50 46.22 164.10 64.50 - - TRENT [1] 4651.35 4559.15 4665.00 4710.00 4498.90 3005.01 4799.30 1550.00 182 4551.55
PasuptiAcryl 35.80 36.35 35.80 36.70 35.80 101.50 51.30 27.80 - - HDFCAMC - HDFCQUAL 54.28 54.94 2.62 56.00 41.15 -
SencoGold 868.10 884.70 870.90 890.90 860.10 207.14 1066.50 358.45 - - Trib Bhimji 104.40 104.35 105.20 106.00 103.25 73.05 143.90 73.00 13 104.25
PatanjalFood 1433.05 1430.10 1436.00 1445.00 1409.00 466.18 1713.80 1002.05 - - HDFCAMC - HDFCSENSEX 82.11 82.25 227.51 818.25 77.80 -
SEPC 17.85 18.90 17.95 19.50 17.9012590.45 27.70 7.50 - - Trident [1] 36.85 36.50 37.20 37.20 36.40 5751.29 52.85 31.66 - 36.52
Patel Eng [1] 59.80 61.80 60.60 62.15 58.85 9073.01 79.00 25.65 25 61.82 HDFCAMC - HDFCSILVER 90.85 90.31 400.63 93.05 66.06 -
Sequent Sc [2] 103.75 103.45 104.10 104.90 102.40 414.98 155.45 71.56 - 103.50 Trigyn 117.80 116.10 119.15 120.80 115.15 102.93 167.90 92.45 55 116.55
Patel Int 20.70 20.45 20.70 21.00 20.35 166.11 29.40 12.30 - 20.42 HDFCAMC - HDFCSML250 156.60 157.18 261.92 163.85 98.43 -
SercotechPwr 80.30 79.60 80.30 81.00 79.00 406.56 108.70 69.50 - - Triv.Eng [1] 329.15 328.20 330.80 331.95 323.80 280.38 417.00 272.45 18 328.30
PBFintech 1190.00 1294.40 1225.00 1345.00 1194.2038766.41 1400.35 588.10 - - HDFCAMC - HDFCVALUE 126.29 126.17 4.60 147.00 94.88 -
Sesh.Paper [2] 316.05 320.05 315.00 328.20 315.00 30.77 421.75 255.10 8 320.70 Triv.Tur [1] 594.10 587.20 596.00 598.90 585.05 1197.09 653.60 311.85 89 586.70
PC Jewl 46.65 46.35 47.50 47.90 45.55 859.10 66.63 23.35 - 46.41 HDFCAMC HDFCPSUBK 72.83 74.18 18.75 79.65 65.40 -
ShahMetacorp 4.35 4.40 4.40 4.60 4.40 2945.59 5.50 2.50 - - TrucapFin 63.35 62.10 63.50 64.05 61.00 3429.37 87.10 40.05 - -
PCBL 238.20 234.75 240.65 244.05 231.10 2650.79 343.50 132.85 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCNEXT50 67.99 68.21 38.57 522.32 42.90 -
Shakt.Pump 2471.95 2482.95 2512.00 2520.95 2348.35 248.89 2964.70 541.40 42 2484.35 TTK Prst [1] 698.30 678.20 695.05 697.30 675.50 129.29 832.00 660.60 39 679.25
PDS 425.65 413.25 425.65 431.40 411.00 67.13 666.00 315.95 - - HDFCAMC-HDFCNIF100 23.86 24.32 47.93 220.70 18.91 -
Shal.Paints [2] 146.70 147.00 146.80 148.10 144.20 102.46 225.65 143.95 - 147.30 TTML 73.90 74.60 74.45 74.95 73.20 2010.84 109.10 61.15 - 74.58
Pearl Glo [5] 615.40 638.65 620.00 659.00 620.00 26.22 735.00 252.53 96 640.60 ICICI PR NIF LW VL 30 ETF 19.74 19.43 1821.46 202.70 18.50 -
Shalby 265.85 258.20 266.00 270.00 256.65 239.90 333.85 135.90 27 258.40 TubeInvIndia 3699.95 3576.85 3500.00 3764.30 3500.00 780.95 4162.50 2758.00 - -
Peninsula [2] 58.95 58.80 59.00 60.45 57.40 1195.93 72.95 19.54 24 59.00
ShankarBldg 696.15 686.70 700.00 702.00 683.00 47.89 929.30 627.00 24 686.45 TV Today [5] 213.65 213.80 214.50 215.10 211.00 71.58 274.10 188.25 21 213.60 ICICI PRUD SENSEX ETF 831.95 832.95 2.57 949.00 690.00 -
Pennar Ind [5] 140.30 143.95 142.65 145.00 137.10 630.63 162.30 67.52 33 143.80
Shanthi Grs [1] 520.65 521.90 520.00 539.70 518.45 47.22 645.00 399.95 49 523.10 TV18 Br [2] 42.60 42.05 42.80 43.20 41.90 3155.39 68.62 34.90 - 42.06 ICICIPRAMC - ICICI10GS 230.75 230.89 1.86 233.43 216.00 -
Persistnt [5] 3517.05 3410.50 3531.00 3544.95 3400.00 898.93 4489.93 2318.83 53 3410.05 TVS Elec 306.60 306.80 308.65 310.05 304.20 31.99 432.00 235.00 - 306.20
Petronet 293.85 297.35 295.70 298.80 291.60 9113.08 322.80 191.65 13 297.55 ShardMotor [2] 1581.35 1585.00 1574.00 1592.00 1565.00 36.40 1644.95 753.60 16 1585.75 ICICIPRAMC - ICICI500 35.50 35.71 1195.80 38.00 24.20 -
ShardaCropch 400.20 384.50 400.00 410.00 373.15 741.08 580.00 318.00 25 384.40 TVS Mot [1] 2230.85 2179.25 2227.15 2238.80 2145.75 2814.42 2313.90 1269.40 50 2178.80 ICICIPRAMC - ICICIALPLV 27.35 27.29 1954.05 278.10 26.71 -
PFC 500.45 492.45 505.00 512.25 479.5031653.90 524.50 145.32 11 492.70 TVS Sri 4076.60 4038.60 4051.00 4140.45 4025.55 4.80 5094.95 2756.00 28 4035.95
Pfizer 4577.00 4609.75 4533.30 4628.00 4529.30 19.57 4940.00 3729.85 39 4599.75 ShareIndSec 1522.85 1516.65 1527.90 1535.30 1500.05 126.67 2026.40 1170.00 - - ICICIPRAMC - ICICIAUTO 23.84 23.86 603.15 212.97 20.40 -
SheelaFoam [5] 888.30 886.65 892.00 898.80 884.75 34.61 1363.55 885.00 62 887.20 TvsHoldings 10990.3511510.4511142.9512294.0010911.90 42.7712294.00 4177.55 - - ICICIPRAMC - ICICIBANKP 24.18 24.53 3853.05 251.10 22.65 -
PG Elec 2536.30 2590.15 2556.00 2605.00 2520.15 167.00 2680.25 1436.05 86 2587.55 TvsSuplyChan 170.95 170.80 170.20 173.00 170.00 412.90 258.00 145.00 - -
Phoenx.Mil [2] 3068.15 3099.65 3100.00 3299.00 3025.0512329.40 3313.55 1459.90 198 3119.20 Shemaroo Ent 141.00 140.55 140.50 142.45 140.00 19.54 239.80 122.00 - 140.65 ICICIPRAMC - ICICICOMMO 88.62 89.30 95.68 93.03 58.01 -
PI Ind [1] 3557.25 3539.70 3557.25 3578.00 3511.40 1252.75 4032.00 3060.00 31 3551.15 ShetalCoolPr 500.70 517.60 500.00 521.20 491.45 54.36 545.95 318.25 - - ICICIPRAMC - ICICICONSU 107.49 106.71 23.21 110.98 78.00 -
PidiliteInd [1] 2998.80 2969.50 2998.80 2998.85 2920.00 1237.33 3116.00 2293.10 84 2963.10 Shilpa Med [1] 469.65 485.60 469.95 502.40 467.25 1023.05 561.15 228.25 138 484.85 U ............................................... ICICIPRAMC - ICICIFMCG 56.47 56.31 178.54 607.58 56.15 -
PIL Italica [1] 12.65 12.30 12.85 13.00 12.20 175.39 17.63 8.32 - 12.25 ShilyEngPlas 619.40 635.65 618.70 645.15 612.20 49.81 1914.95 309.70 - - UB [1] 1840.85 1860.40 1852.00 1876.80 1840.55 205.20 2106.70 1433.30 120 1859.30 ICICIPRAMC - ICICIINFRA 88.73 88.99 333.37 91.49 55.17 -
Pilani Inv 3730.25 3677.10 3726.15 3759.55 3651.20 2.75 4080.85 1801.10 24 3704.80 SHIPPING CORP 66.20 66.70 67.00 67.25 64.60 2180.48 77.85 36.00 - - UCAL 160.00 156.45 160.05 161.40 154.60 85.56 195.50 135.00 - - ICICIPRAMC - ICICILIQ 999.99 999.99 762.50 1031.00 970.00 -
PiramalPharm 145.70 148.05 146.25 149.25 146.25 3816.46 166.70 80.70 - - ShivalikBimt 491.35 506.20 488.10 509.70 484.05 118.94 750.00 460.00 - - Uco Bk 55.95 56.95 56.20 57.45 54.6020207.63 70.66 26.15 41 56.97 ICICIPRAMC - ICICIM150 19.66 19.84 675.14 195.18 18.35 -
Pirmal.Ent [2] 800.00 794.85 809.80 809.80 791.00 1063.14 1140.00 765.65 22 794.75 ShivaTaxyarn 169.10 165.75 169.05 174.90 162.90 34.96 200.95 115.00 - 165.15 UdaipurCemen 36.85 36.65 37.40 37.50 36.40 418.87 42.75 23.45 - - ICICIPRAMC - ICICIMOM30 35.08 34.69 2207.38 35.91 20.51 -
PittiEngg [5] 890.75 900.75 885.60 915.00 885.60 135.77 919.00 349.65 32 900.60 ShivlkRasayn 597.05 600.50 600.00 611.40 595.00 17.14 893.00 492.90 - - UdayshvInfra 55.95 58.60 60.40 61.40 56.20 868.44 72.50 29.00 - - ICICIPRAMC - ICICINXT50 70.18 70.41 432.24 74.79 41.65 -
PixTransmisn 1251.50 1312.50 1293.00 1331.00 1259.25 80.81 1570.00 911.00 - - Shop.Stop [5] 732.15 729.85 736.00 736.00 721.00 26.30 889.75 623.00 102 729.20 Uflex 411.45 420.00 411.40 426.00 409.90 74.83 499.85 371.00 19 419.80 ICICIPRAMC - ICICIPHARM 122.67 120.21 144.75 138.31 81.71 -
PlatinumInd 193.55 189.35 194.00 196.45 187.75 440.51 236.25 166.75 - - Shr.Ren.Sug [1] 40.40 40.10 40.40 40.75 39.60 3537.65 57.25 39.30 - 40.12 UFO Moviez 115.45 118.35 116.25 119.65 113.75 181.31 174.00 73.51 113 118.35 ICICIPRAMC - ICICIQTY30 19.69 19.64 349.51 227.00 18.66 -
PlazaWires 88.90 85.95 88.95 89.20 85.05 167.43 173.50 75.70 - - ShradInfProj 88.95 88.55 93.00 93.00 84.90 153.38 95.20 42.00 - - Ugar Sug [1] 70.35 71.85 71.00 74.65 69.75 261.53 135.65 64.72 38 72.00 ICICIPRAMC - ICICISILVE 94.32 93.99 842.74 96.76 68.01 -
PNB Gilts 101.70 101.45 102.45 103.55 101.00 322.88 128.38 59.45 27 101.60 Shre PushChe 175.10 172.45 174.15 175.90 170.75 51.10 242.00 155.00 20 172.55 UgroCapital 279.60 284.00 285.50 290.35 279.65 1271.63 319.15 210.25 - -
ShreDigvjCem 104.75 103.70 104.60 105.30 103.35 401.02 123.90 75.75 - - ICICIPRAMC - ICICITECH 34.87 34.49 885.66 41.35 28.20 -
PNB Housing 745.40 722.90 745.00 746.10 717.00 1560.87 913.95 514.40 12 722.15 UjjivanSFB 49.05 49.75 49.45 50.25 48.0015140.90 63.00 33.55 - - ICICIPRAMC - IPRU5008 49.32 49.73 1839.94 51.51 42.25 -
PNC Infratec [2] 513.65 517.90 516.70 532.00 511.05 959.80 574.50 305.00 16 518.00 ShreeCements 25062.35 24680.60 25227.30 25425.00 24604.45 75.75 30710.15 22601.30 36 24735.40 UltraTech 9868.85 9915.50 9932.0010080.00 9750.10 791.0710522.65 7813.65 41 9901.35
Shrenik 0.90 0.90 0.95 0.95 0.90 2643.56 1.70 0.85 - - ICICIPRAMC - PSUBANKICI 73.74 74.69 291.88 78.70 39.95 -
PoddarPigmen 388.85 392.40 390.90 399.45 385.00 5.63 428.00 301.10 14 394.25 Unichm Lab [2] 542.55 542.75 535.05 548.00 535.05 8.41 616.00 365.35 - 542.10
Shreyans 223.35 227.20 225.40 232.00 225.00 15.29 318.45 165.05 4 226.95 Union Bk 152.60 160.15 153.20 161.60 149.0076445.03 163.15 68.00 9 160.20 ICICIPRAMC-BARATWIN 108.71 109.53 1219.29 114.35 63.15 -
Pokarna Ltd [2] 550.05 537.85 550.05 553.85 532.05 53.92 610.00 350.35 - 537.05 ICICIPRAMC-ICICI5GSEC 55.90 56.50 0.02 57.90 52.24 -
Poly.Medi [5] 1778.35 1802.25 1762.00 1818.00 1755.25 35.66 1872.00 961.95 69 1807.65 Shreyas 316.00 305.95 317.40 319.80 302.95 62.89 506.00 231.15 - 304.75 UnipartsInd 499.65 487.45 500.15 505.95 479.40 145.66 722.65 479.40 - -
ShriramFin 2302.70 2354.05 2318.90 2387.35 2313.65 2583.29 2658.00 1383.60 - - United Spr [2] 1171.35 1159.40 1173.00 1179.95 1153.30 2180.05 1245.15 861.20 64 1159.65 ICICIPRAMC-ICICIFIN 22.98 23.09 169.73 24.70 16.50 -
PolycabIndia 6714.10 6741.65 6741.90 6852.00 6621.55 1118.74 6900.00 3379.05 - - ICICIPRUDENGOLDETF 62.75 63.11 341.32 66.65 49.21 -
Polyplex 813.55 785.90 817.65 823.00 780.20 596.41 1393.45 760.10 - 790.00 ShriramPist 1883.00 1933.65 1892.00 1940.00 1856.00 83.53 2206.00 948.90 - - UnitedDrilng 226.80 223.10 225.20 230.15 220.55 14.47 319.00 168.35 - -
ShriramPropr 112.35 110.70 113.90 113.95 110.10 1390.45 140.90 62.95 - - Univ.Cab 622.70 611.85 620.50 627.30 608.00 30.44 670.00 350.00 39 611.55 ICICIPRUDNV20 ETF 13.72 13.65 677.26 141.30 12.85 -
PonawalaFinC 448.55 449.10 448.00 452.40 441.10 803.80 519.70 332.10 - -
ShyamMetalic 620.00 609.75 622.40 624.15 604.00 514.82 737.80 292.00 - - UnoMinda 860.90 850.25 872.45 877.20 831.65 886.04 928.95 545.00 - - ICICIPRUMIDCAPSE ETF 16.05 15.88 421.11 162.15 15.16 -
PondyOxides 659.45 631.50 666.85 671.90 625.05 49.89 906.30 362.50 - -
Ponnie Sug 422.10 419.25 422.00 424.15 415.60 11.76 487.05 344.05 8 418.25 Siemens [2] 6984.65 6967.95 7043.00 7062.10 6922.05 925.31 7388.05 3248.00 107 6964.15 UPDATERSERV 277.30 268.40 277.30 282.00 266.00 264.36 384.90 235.30 - - ICICIPRUNIFTY ETF 248.50 249.16 637.47 261.30 198.20 -
POPULAR VEHI 222.10 221.95 222.00 224.90 220.65 38.54 296.55 207.80 - - SigachiIndus 63.85 64.60 64.45 66.65 64.00 1878.49 419.40 36.40 - - UPL [2] 506.10 508.80 508.00 517.90 506.85 8552.01 698.85 448.00 43 508.75 ICICIPRUNIFTY100 ETF 25.85 25.87 82.38 267.55 24.89 -
Power Mech 4716.40 4634.05 4733.90 4780.95 4601.00 29.92 5544.00 3117.70 30 4639.65 SigmaSolve 392.40 392.15 398.60 399.00 389.05 4.77 570.00 297.25 - - UrjaGlobal [1] 21.05 21.10 21.10 21.45 20.75 2400.75 41.84 7.66 - 20.92 IDFCAMC-IDFNIFTYET 246.00 244.22 4.20 255.00 176.00 -
PowerGrid 306.70 310.00 308.55 311.50 305.7036929.44 328.35 172.54 19 309.90 SignaturGlob 1259.05 1269.90 1271.25 1284.00 1251.35 480.88 1427.90 444.00 - - Usha Mar [1] 357.10 364.65 357.10 367.85 354.30 1215.49 394.60 227.30 34 364.30 Infra BeEs 895.54 898.78 21.11 2548.00 1956.10 2414.00
Praj Ind [2] 500.95 522.05 511.50 538.80 504.05 8739.90 650.30 365.85 34 522.10 SignetIndus 88.85 88.10 86.00 89.70 81.95 313.72 97.35 37.10 - - UTIAMC 904.50 908.65 907.00 913.15 900.30 149.45 1005.00 674.75 - - InvesIndGold [100] 6394.90 6378.65 0.03 6587.75 5000.00 6409.00
PrakashPipes 385.40 394.40 390.95 399.00 387.00 80.86 493.00 160.00 - - SignposIndia 288.80 268.35 290.90 295.80 266.65 110.54 466.00 258.55 - - UtkarshSFB 51.40 51.40 51.50 51.95 50.45 2104.03 68.30 37.20 - - InvesInNifty 2550.00 2532.45 0.13 2848.00 2040.90 -
Praksh.Ind 160.60 160.55 160.80 166.00 155.20 772.15 223.70 60.16 8 160.60 SikkoIndust 88.60 88.55 86.55 93.50 86.55 34.37 118.00 56.80 - - Utm.Sug 313.15 308.30 315.60 317.05 305.10 68.67 535.20 257.65 9 307.10 KOTAK GOLD ETF 61.16 61.60 288.35 63.95 48.00 -
PratapSnack [5] 825.85 847.10 823.00 877.50 821.90 37.34 1450.00 751.85 38 846.55 SilvrTuchTec 780.30 777.90 814.00 814.00 769.65 30.71 826.95 333.95 - - KOTAK NIFTY ETF 243.34 243.87 258.07 251.55 197.13 -
PrecisionCam 183.75 180.75 185.70 186.00 179.00 95.06 319.00 152.75 22 180.85 SinduTrdLink
SircPaintInd
24.55
315.50
23.35
313.30
24.00
315.50
24.05
318.05
23.35 1192.77
305.10
45.15
82.75 444.00
16.70
282.05
-
-
-
-
V ............................................... KOTAK PSU BANK 729.67 740.17 20.47 896.99 393.05 -
Precsn.Wre [1] 124.50 124.60 126.25 126.95 124.00 157.98 155.55 80.25 30 124.50 V Mart 2112.35 2093.90 2112.00 2136.65 2054.40 11.96 2441.90 1591.00 - 2081.10 KOTAKMAMCKOTAKALPHA 50.58 51.37 795.56 52.65 27.98 -
PremierExplo 2493.05 2525.65 2676.00 2676.00 2490.00 113.27 2789.00 412.45 114 2525.00 Siyaram [2] 442.20 440.25 442.20 447.25 438.00 22.96 633.80 432.00 11 440.75 VA T Wab [2] 942.50 980.05 947.00 992.00 945.00 2115.91 1030.00 436.35 26 980.55 KOTAKMAMCKOTAKCONS 105.96 105.92 0.48 109.94 78.95 -
PremPolyfil [2] 190.50 197.25 193.35 206.90 190.05 68.36 155.92 84.52 81 127.50 SJSEnterpris 700.30 728.80 705.25 731.00 705.25 106.44 745.00 471.00 - - Vadilal 4272.45 4293.85 4272.45 4380.00 4250.00 9.50 5139.80 2133.20 32 4281.00 KOTAKMAMC - KOTAKIT 34.75 34.40 177.77 41.05 29.52 -
Prestige Est 1538.25 1597.55 1579.00 1624.90 1561.85 1529.69 1675.00 480.90 261 1596.00 SJVN 133.70 139.70 135.50 143.50 130.5530917.31 170.45 35.50 65 139.45 Vaibhav [2] 339.60 338.20 342.45 344.00 337.20 280.91 543.05 298.95 78 337.60 KOTAKMAMC - KOTAKLIQ 1000.00 999.99 5.77 1004.00 999.00 -
Pricol [1] 432.70 436.70 432.55 441.55 429.00 596.41 468.00 211.25 41 436.95 SKF India 5989.55 5987.70 5981.35 6136.80 5914.40 58.42 6378.00 4025.00 54 5980.25 VaishaliPhar 144.60 142.10 142.50 145.05 139.00 59.88 203.60 114.85 - - KOTAKMAMCKOTAKLOVOL 18.35 18.31 30.12 21.00 13.76 -
Prime Foc [1] 103.65 102.10 99.45 102.65 98.50 156.49 147.90 79.45 - 102.40 Skipper [1] 290.45 297.95 295.95 302.40 287.60 1135.36 400.00 108.62 41 297.75 Vakrang [1] 22.45 22.20 22.60 22.70 22.00 6576.66 32.19 14.45 - 22.13 KOTAKMAMC KOTAKMID50 147.22 146.87 53.69 150.50 94.56 -
Prime.Sec [5] 198.15 201.30 195.50 203.00 194.30 58.12 209.20 106.90 78 199.95 SKM Egg 240.35 236.60 240.25 242.40 234.80 85.58 559.40 192.90 7 237.90 ValiantLabs 139.75 136.55 142.95 142.95 135.00 122.05 214.95 135.00 - -
SMCGloblSecu 155.50 161.00 154.40 161.90 154.35 481.77 180.15 71.00 - - KOTAKMAMC - KOTAKMNC 29.22 28.94 47.56 32.76 20.56 -
PrincPipeFit 610.45 610.05 610.40 613.00 601.00 46.98 776.00 521.35 - - ValiantOrgan 390.15 391.05 398.80 399.00 390.00 26.44 635.00 377.00 - - KOTAKMAMC KOTAKSILVE 91.70 91.35 36.59 94.05 67.39 -
PrismJohnson 152.35 149.95 153.00 153.75 148.25 288.76 198.90 119.95 - 149.65 SML Isuzu 2113.30 2107.55 2119.95 2155.00 2087.25 16.00 2470.05 989.95 28 2109.40 Vard Text [2] 446.60 452.05 445.60 474.75 445.60 1166.43 485.00 322.15 22 451.70
SMS Phr [1] 198.85 198.10 202.80 205.00 196.65 200.56 221.90 82.65 34 197.95 KOTAKMAMC KTKNV20ETF 141.54 139.36 38.72 146.58 106.30 -
Prit.Nandi 58.65 60.60 58.95 67.80 58.30 341.93 71.75 32.55 40 60.55 Vard.SPC 303.10 300.25 304.70 306.15 296.55 116.28 345.25 171.00 27 300.65 KOTAKMAMC-KOTAKKETF 499.39 501.84 49.17 516.55 429.13 -
PritiIntnatl 146.30 144.15 144.50 148.00 142.25 27.31 300.05 138.10 - - SMSLifeScien 774.20 761.50 790.00 820.00 741.40 8.40 948.00 472.05 - - VarrocEngg 549.30 557.25 549.30 563.90 537.25 260.45 632.00 298.05 - -
SnowmanLogi 63.60 61.00 62.00 63.80 60.10 1716.97 84.85 36.70 - 61.08 LIC MF -C GOLD ETF 6595.00 6615.95 0.07 6984.95 5111.00 -
PritikAutoIn 26.60 25.70 26.50 27.10 25.40 415.27 53.50 18.10 - - VARUNBEVER[5] 1438.80 1426.80 1438.75 1445.45 1390.25 4637.48 1560.30 754.35 99 1425.55 LICNAMC -CNMID100 50.43 50.36 3.39 52.70 44.10 -
PriviSpecial 1128.55 1168.95 1128.55 1180.45 1115.50 29.11 1371.00 975.00 - - Sobha 1867.35 1899.80 1882.60 1921.60 1851.10 132.81 2093.35 521.80 387 1902.50 Vascon 62.80 62.85 62.50 63.60 61.50 779.31 93.10 36.99 23 62.87
SofttecEngrs 311.25 311.70 325.00 325.00 299.20 25.97 377.60 125.55 - - LICNAMC-LICNFENGP 246.28 253.80 0.10 270.00 176.85 246.42
ProzonRealty 30.45 30.45 30.55 31.10 30.20 287.86 44.80 22.20 - - Vedanta [1] 440.80 450.00 446.80 455.85 440.0035126.84 506.85 207.85 88 449.80 LICNAMC-LICNFESGP 814.98 835.65 0.53 871.24 674.99 -
PrudentCorp 1627.75 1650.20 1630.00 1676.95 1606.65 35.65 1767.70 885.35 - - Solar Ind [2] 9173.75 9370.50 9488.00 9800.00 9224.15 3479.9410450.00 3456.95 142 9393.00 VedantFashn 1002.45 1043.25 1002.50 1074.95 990.20 1582.32 1487.90 886.05 - -
SolarActPhSc 416.50 418.10 417.00 422.00 408.15 108.20 606.40 286.00 - - LICNAMC-LICNFNHGP 253.19 252.33 0.39 259.70 195.33 -
PSPProjects 641.55 646.05 641.50 652.00 641.10 44.87 846.00 598.00 21 645.00 Venky's 1785.70 1766.45 1802.80 1802.80 1752.50 14.77 2312.95 1530.00 32 1759.45
Som Dist [2] 126.90 127.50 129.00 131.55 126.10 1001.29 155.92 84.52 52 127.50 VensPipe&Tub 2127.10 2125.95 2139.95 2149.85 2080.05 48.13 2227.95 1010.90 - - LICNAMC-LICNMFET 25.38 25.38 33.97 27.97 23.10 -
PTC 214.40 209.40 215.00 215.55 207.00 2471.28 254.65 99.60 16 209.35
PTC Ind Fin 38.90 38.55 37.85 38.80 37.35 1008.61 67.90 15.96 14 38.56 Somany [2] 717.45 714.90 717.35 728.40 693.55 65.07 818.00 562.20 28 723.70 VenusRem 289.50 322.90 301.00 338.70 301.00 557.99 429.60 222.00 17 322.00 Liquid BeEs [1000] 1000.00 1000.00 3812.38 1004.70 995.35 1000.00
PTCInd 7800.70 8379.60 8500.00 8665.55 8250.00 122.69 9540.00 2950.00 - - SonaBLWPrecn 638.05 651.10 640.00 657.00 616.60 6813.58 718.85 488.10 - - VerandaLearn 156.70 157.15 159.85 162.00 155.00 137.01 336.90 151.60 - - MIRAEAMC - ALPHAETF 25.74 26.14 410.07 26.99 16.56 -
PTL Ent [1] 41.15 41.05 41.25 41.45 40.70 110.10 54.00 32.10 23 41.09 Sonata [1] 518.05 515.25 520.65 525.00 509.65 587.05 867.10 469.50 40 515.00 Vesuvius 5076.85 5484.35 5076.85 5644.00 5062.80 88.00 6000.00 2189.15 47 5486.25 MIRAEAMC - BANKETF 489.19 491.94 42.30 553.25 421.00 -
PudumjePap [1] 89.40 88.40 89.40 90.40 87.15 748.12 105.00 40.00 8 88.33 South In Bk [1] 26.55 26.95 26.75 27.15 26.3517595.61 36.90 16.08 7 26.95 Veto Switch 122.60 121.65 123.50 123.80 120.15 128.83 156.35 92.00 8 121.15 MIRAEAMC - ITETF 33.30 32.94 267.75 40.00 30.40 -
Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 127.45 129.45 128.60 130.00 126.0574303.55 142.90 49.70 17 129.40 SouthWestPin 102.65 107.60 104.75 110.00 101.00 63.13 188.20 98.10 - - V-Guard [1] 376.00 370.40 377.10 379.80 368.00 413.58 393.50 249.55 70 370.50 MIRAEAMC -QUID 1000.00 999.99 161.02 1018.00 997.60 -
Punj.Chem 1108.45 1169.85 1100.00 1180.00 1083.05 25.58 1391.95 773.75 26 1168.20 SpacenetEnt 26.75 25.90 26.45 27.20 25.50 771.64 39.40 21.30 - - VidhiSpclIng [1] 465.60 467.15 466.00 472.55 463.00 38.10 496.40 338.00 64 464.25 MIRAEAMC - MAESGETF 37.76 37.71 54.97 38.72 29.88 -
Punj.Mohta [1] 9.10 9.55 9.10 9.55 9.10 228.39 12.22 4.59 - 9.56 SpandnaSphor 764.35 756.35 770.00 774.95 750.00 74.63 1243.20 638.00 - - VijayaDianos 810.35 813.60 813.75 818.95 797.60 176.52 844.45 372.00 - - MIRAEAMC - MAFANG 94.77 95.12 251.99 99.79 57.15 -
PVP Ven 25.80 24.55 25.40 25.80 24.55 677.84 43.20 9.31 - 24.28 SPApparels 581.05 569.20 583.95 583.95 557.60 18.14 709.55 405.60 14 571.85 Vikas EcoTec [1] 3.75 3.70 3.80 3.85 3.70 7981.16 5.63 2.82 - 3.71 MIRAEAMC - MAFSETF 22.06 22.19 297.17 22.80 19.00 -
PVRInox 1312.75 1309.05 1315.05 1329.55 1305.40 252.55 1875.45 1247.90 - - Spec.Rest 169.35 170.00 169.75 172.35 168.20 53.04 287.25 164.05 31 169.25 VikasLifecre 4.95 4.95 5.00 5.05 4.9513547.45 8.00 2.80 - - MIRAEAMC - MAGOLDETF 71.47 71.32 90.20 82.00 47.60 -
PyramidTech 146.85 143.65 148.45 148.45 141.30 72.83 239.35 140.00 - - SpencersRetl 83.35 81.30 84.30 85.00 80.90 233.94 139.30 56.50 - - Vimta Lab [2] 476.40 473.30 482.90 491.70 467.10 18.39 621.40 385.15 27 475.35 MIRAEAMC - MAGS813ETF 25.90 25.91 1.85 29.80 23.69 -
SPIC 70.85 71.10 71.00 71.95 70.25 430.88 107.45 62.00 12 71.17 Vinati Org [1] 1765.75 1739.65 1741.50 1760.95 1730.00 64.95 1985.00 1462.70 55 1737.35 MIRAEAMC - MAM150ETF 19.41 19.54 1016.81 20.25 12.15 -
Sr.Leathrs 279.60 273.05 282.70 282.70 271.05 15.49 435.95 188.00 24 272.75
Q ............................................... Sr.Ray.HHP 495.30 492.90 492.00 507.15 490.50 11.92 815.00 463.00 10 492.60
Vindh.Tel
Vinyl Chm [1]
2175.00
349.05
2150.20
348.70
2184.00
350.25
2220.00
354.00
2145.00
345.10
24.40
13.45
2899.00
544.40
1820.00
309.00
16 2150.45
29 346.90
MIRAEAMC - MAMFGETF 138.41 138.48 86.99 145.55 80.30 -
Quess Corp 571.30 567.60 571.15 578.60 562.00 186.75 670.50 397.90 22 567.00 MIRAEAMC - MAN50ETF 238.59 238.97 101.04 250.70 193.00 -
SRF 2223.10 2211.35 2228.70 2234.15 2182.45 1407.56 2697.45 2050.00 48 2206.90 VinyOverseas 4.20 4.40 4.35 4.40 4.30 901.37 6.40 2.45 - - MIRAEAMC - MANV30F 179.99 179.48 0.57 189.30 136.17 -
QuickHealTec 443.75 444.25 445.80 452.00 439.60 59.34 600.00 140.75 99 444.80 SRMContract 178.40 175.30 180.00 180.40 175.00 48.33 237.30 170.65 - - VIP Ind [2] 493.50 486.55 492.00 497.60 485.00 232.43 722.70 449.40 - 486.35 MIRAEAMC - MANXT50 683.38 685.41 4.68 706.45 398.07 -
StarCement [1] 213.40 212.60 215.00 216.00 211.10 246.00 255.95 130.05 39 213.00 VIPClothing [2] 33.70 33.35 34.90 34.90 33.20 121.76 59.76 33.05 - 33.43
R ............................................... StarHealth 520.40 520.60 523.90 527.20 515.10 1115.20 675.00 454.80 - - Virinchi 36.00 35.95 36.30 36.65 35.20 613.95 47.05 28.25 - -
MIRAEAMC - MASILVER
MIRAEAMC - MIDSMALL
92.26
48.75
91.89
48.54
11.15
743.13
94.55
53.10
67.01
48.20
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-
R Sys Intl [1] 435.95 441.85 441.00 445.00 432.95 49.01 599.00 289.45 30 440.40 STC India 139.75 137.55 139.75 141.40 136.50 60.46 201.50 73.65 17 137.30 Visak.Ind [2] 99.05 99.80 99.45 102.00 99.05 153.02 178.00 78.05 - 100.05
RaceEcoChain 356.30 353.70 353.80 362.05 340.00 124.13 408.65 226.10 - - Steel Strp [1] 218.10 214.80 218.00 218.85 209.85 288.39 298.90 148.15 15 215.00 MIRAEAMC - SENSEXETF 76.05 75.45 19.77 82.00 62.27 -
VishnChemi [2] 318.90 315.80 318.90 320.50 312.10 81.05 385.30 247.95 22 317.50 MIRAEAMC - SMALLCAP 46.64 46.55 375.90 49.80 39.24 -
Radiant Cash 78.05 77.00 79.00 79.00 76.90 242.88 114.30 73.05 - - Steelcast 632.90 648.30 636.20 651.00 631.60 11.19 747.00 452.90 - - VishnuPrakas 178.25 176.90 179.10 181.25 174.55 886.91 242.00 141.00 - -
Radico [2] 1580.00 1576.50 1580.00 1592.90 1552.00 281.57 1882.05 1140.95 82 1576.05 SteelCitySec 92.80 90.15 92.05 93.95 89.65 57.94 109.70 59.75 - - MIRAEAMC-MAHKTECH 13.93 13.93 1062.30 16.38 11.65 -
VishwarajSug 15.10 15.20 15.20 15.35 15.10 403.18 22.30 14.10 - - MIRAEAMC-MASPTOP50 43.57 43.36 90.47 46.90 29.99 -
RadikaJwlTec 60.90 61.85 68.45 68.45 61.10 1702.13 76.50 31.00 - - SteelExIndia 12.75 12.55 12.85 13.10 12.50 2717.22 18.40 7.80 - - VLS Fin 257.25 252.75 259.10 263.45 247.60 81.57 322.00 146.20 3 255.25
RagegainTrvl 692.40 698.70 701.00 708.60 687.75 301.30 921.70 370.10 - - Stel Hld [1] 399.20 404.10 406.85 415.00 395.00 41.73 0.24 0.20 - - MOTIAMC-MOHEALTH 35.44 35.24 70.85 38.97 23.00 -
Voltamp 11252.05 11258.30 11322.35 11600.05 10880.05 25.15 12495.00 3876.10 37 11312.25
RailTelCorp 406.80 413.95 409.85 416.35 394.65 3105.22 491.45 116.10 - - Ster.Tool [2] 351.75 350.95 350.55 355.70 348.20 21.64 423.00 305.00 33 350.75 Voltas [1] 1350.50 1359.70 1356.00 1386.75 1352.05 1737.94 1500.00 745.00 74 1359.60 MOTIAMC-MOLOWVOL 35.40 35.21 152.45 37.00 25.14 -
RailVikasNgm 382.80 381.70 385.50 387.40 366.9030897.72 399.90 110.60 - - Sterlg&Wilsn 706.35 701.85 711.95 722.95 692.00 1532.05 828.00 253.00 - - VRL Logistic 556.00 550.50 556.00 558.95 545.70 31.10 798.40 517.55 54 551.45 MOTIAMC-MOMOMEN 69.20 69.26 198.87 72.75 40.25 -
Rain Ind [2] 168.10 163.30 168.05 169.25 161.80 2212.31 219.65 141.05 108 163.30 SterliteTech 124.05 126.55 124.60 127.00 123.05 1452.95 179.05 110.10 - - VST Ind 3996.80 4039.00 3997.00 4075.00 3975.00 18.59 4328.45 3159.90 21 4032.90 MOTIAMC-MONQ50 63.12 62.79 24.45 64.20 51.50 -
RainbowChild 1230.95 1300.70 1233.40 1312.95 1222.10 331.15 1649.00 885.25 - - StoveKraft 482.80 480.70 485.00 490.00 472.05 79.02 579.00 409.50 - - VST Til 3304.20 3277.20 3318.40 3335.00 3250.05 4.21 4184.25 2711.75 23 3272.05 MOTILALAMC - G5 55.24 55.69 2.66 57.25 52.11 -
Raj.Exp [1] 299.35 296.50 291.60 302.00 282.45 1933.34 669.00 259.25 - 296.85 Str.Arcolab 836.55 860.80 847.75 873.95 839.60 636.76 919.35 353.50 112 862.10 MOTILALAMC MONIFTY500 21.20 21.26 226.51 24.08 16.30 -
RajratanGlbl
Rallis [1]
544.40
255.85
525.35
256.85
552.30
255.00
553.95
258.80
520.05 369.50
253.95 261.86
882.00
294.25
520.05
188.40
-
34
-
257.35
StylamIndust
StyrenPerfor
1554.05
1764.35
1585.60
1770.50
1550.25
1764.80
1595.00
1799.70
1550.05
1738.85
19.86 1970.70
17.75 1890.00
1440.00
840.40
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-
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W............................................... MOTILALAMC - MOREALTY
MOTILALAMCMOSMALL250
99.82
15.62
102.05
15.65
81.65
150.63
103.85
16.60
85.30
13.00
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-
Rama Steel [1] 11.85 11.90 11.85 12.25 11.80 7824.15 16.83 10.67 - 11.92 Subex 27.90 28.05 28.20 28.45 27.70 3647.22 45.80 26.80 - - Walch.Ind [2] 207.00 208.55 210.45 213.80 203.50 172.01 268.85 72.91 - 208.25
MOTILALAMC-MOQUALITY 191.54 192.59 1.33 220.00 126.94 -
Ramco Cem [1] 745.45 741.85 748.95 750.00 738.15 1297.51 1057.85 738.05 44 742.20 Subros [2] 602.05 609.20 603.10 624.00 600.80 92.17 732.65 322.80 41 609.50 Wanbury 148.55 149.30 150.00 150.95 144.10 81.47 177.40 46.56 16 148.70
Wels.Corp [5] 601.55 548.95 575.10 585.00 545.00 3462.25 636.95 252.95 27 549.45 MOTILALAMC-MOVALUE 101.39 101.26 167.82 106.05 51.05 -
Ramco Ind [1] 232.70 229.90 230.65 232.75 227.00 74.54 272.00 153.35 34 230.20 Sud.Chem [2] 792.75 785.65 797.40 799.45 780.05 141.39 890.00 440.00 56 784.70 MOTIOSMIDCAP100ETF 54.90 55.60 220.03 57.30 35.38 -
Ramk.Forg [2] 670.00 666.15 679.00 681.30 659.75 487.23 814.95 365.25 37 666.30 SukjiStr&Che 437.85 437.85 439.15 444.30 436.80 9.34 597.90 386.00 - - Welspun Ent. 455.45 452.95 453.85 456.00 433.95 509.54 463.00 152.45 22 451.35
WelspunLivng 138.65 136.35 138.80 140.15 135.40 861.44 171.25 87.50 - - MOTIOSNASDAQ100ETF 150.89 150.43 389.59 156.00 105.68 -
Ramky Inf 516.75 509.90 518.05 532.90 485.75 226.96 1008.90 347.35 10 508.70 SulaVineyard 482.15 522.10 482.95 532.00 482.95 1408.02 699.00 402.05 - - MOTIOSWALM50ETF 230.26 230.00 11.85 241.99 182.05 -
RamRatnaWire 363.50 353.30 363.95 379.00 351.80 63.50 411.45 193.95 - - Sumit.Sec 1403.95 1377.50 1407.45 1414.00 1368.00 5.27 1557.60 681.00 43 1384.05 WelthFrstprt 799.50 822.70 820.00 898.95 801.10 12.66 981.35 282.65 - -
Wendt 14478.45 14861.70 14496.00 15605.95 14496.00 1.93 15900.00 9053.55 75 14889.30 NAVIAMC - NAVINIFTY 227.92 229.85 1.41 236.00 189.00 -
Rana Sug 20.80 21.00 20.70 21.05 20.65 363.94 30.29 18.00 12 20.92 SumitomoChem 476.70 463.65 476.25 480.00 461.05 1176.38 498.00 336.10 - - NiftyBeEs [1] 250.35 251.15 9390.92 256.75 200.00 251.17
Rane (M) 802.20 789.75 804.20 809.95 781.10 12.01 1020.00 590.40 8 795.70 Sun Pharma [1] 1459.10 1459.80 1465.00 1479.40 1440.00 5503.92 1638.70 975.20 115 1460.15 West C Pap [2] 598.25 595.40 598.40 599.95 592.80 115.86 815.00 465.30 8 596.20
WestlifeDevp 844.05 830.50 838.05 862.00 819.60 46.80 1024.95 708.95 - - NiftyJrBeEs [1] 719.54 719.92 215.28 740.97 437.80 719.65
Rane Brk 868.05 872.85 868.05 878.25 862.00 15.88 1092.20 645.45 16 870.85 Sun Phr Adv [1] 205.75 205.85 208.80 208.80 202.50 326.33 474.00 186.10 - 206.00 NIPINDETFCONSUMP 116.02 115.55 127.32 127.00 86.05 -
Rane Hld 1212.50 1200.05 1229.75 1230.70 1189.50 14.56 1499.75 895.85 23 1200.15 Sun TV [5] 670.25 656.45 672.50 677.40 653.95 867.04 734.90 422.05 14 656.75 Wheels Ind 672.30 660.20 675.70 681.85 657.05 106.41 853.95 548.50 24 659.15
Whirlpool 1468.00 1498.15 1469.00 1528.00 1451.95 126.72 1733.00 1186.85 105 1495.30 NIPINDETFDIVOPP 75.89 75.90 39.53 80.00 50.10 -
RASHPERIPHE 313.90 305.60 318.00 319.00 299.20 255.28 388.45 290.80 - - Sund.Fast [1] 1157.05 1191.35 1162.85 1223.80 1158.55 1378.14 1334.15 1002.05 52 1193.75
Win.Diamond[2] 75.70 74.45 77.25 78.45 73.70 115.88 104.85 46.70 - 74.68 NIPINDETFETFNV20 140.87 140.81 22.91 146.60 107.40 -
RatanindiaEn 74.10 72.85 75.00 75.50 72.25 3771.26 94.85 37.15 - - Sund.Fin 4109.20 4287.55 4164.15 4644.00 4083.95 9084.65 4992.25 2490.15 35 4340.15
Ratnamani [2] 3227.95 3404.10 3244.10 3465.15 3225.00 80.13 3923.95 2258.65 39 3398.65 Sund.Multi [1] 2.85 2.70 2.90 2.90 2.65 6540.13 4.18 2.06 - 2.68 WindlsBiotec 630.30 632.10 635.00 650.00 626.55 83.62 650.00 260.10 - - NIPINDETFIT 35.01 34.70 9441.63 41.56 29.70 -
RatnaverPrec 114.35 118.15 113.60 121.00 113.35 447.27 154.00 109.55 - - SundaramClay 1534.15 1540.15 1534.15 1611.90 1489.70 22.16 1845.05 1203.90 - - Wipro [2] 436.95 438.20 437.55 442.15 435.5010719.00 546.10 375.00 25 437.75 NIPINDETFLONGTEGILT 25.77 25.84 1499.89 26.20 23.92 -
Raymond 2173.70 2210.20 2202.85 2241.85 2171.60 244.71 2335.00 1487.00 26 2212.80 SundarFinHol 277.45 278.15 272.30 287.65 266.25 1385.61 300.00 85.40 - - WonderlaHoli 849.05 843.75 855.00 855.05 841.10 38.47 1106.70 496.00 30 842.65 NIPINDETFMIDCAP150 197.65 198.74 468.99 204.99 126.25 -
RBL Bank 242.50 245.70 243.90 248.00 242.30 3937.25 300.50 162.00 13 245.75 Sunflag 208.95 211.20 208.95 215.50 207.80 174.45 248.95 138.75 27 210.55 WS Ind 137.60 137.45 141.55 141.55 135.00 140.59 193.75 72.20 14 137.60 NIPINDETFNIFTY100 246.28 246.75 40.29 284.84 190.88 -
RCF 156.85 154.10 157.70 158.15 152.10 3015.66 190.00 102.35 43 154.05 Sunteck [1] 475.25 471.00 484.00 488.00 451.55 1635.69 511.65 271.25 - 471.10 NIPPONAMC-NETFAUTO 238.44 237.74 193.54 246.50 139.75 -
RECL 547.75 537.75 555.10 557.90 525.6025890.35 591.20 140.30 10 537.65 Supr.Ind [2] 5504.00 5277.60 5539.00 5585.95 5202.00 882.53 5843.10 2745.00 68 5286.75 X-Z. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NIPPONAMC-NETFPHA 19.31 19.11 3014.61 20.80 12.63 -
Redington [2] 197.25 198.15 198.05 199.95 196.65 1445.85 237.30 136.25 14 198.05 Suprajit [1] 437.85 443.00 443.00 455.50 441.00 850.82 455.95 353.25 26 442.50 Xchang 115.30 114.80 116.30 116.30 113.05 215.29 176.90 61.65 15 114.80 NIPPONAMC-NETFSIL 90.85 90.60 3400.33 93.08 66.10 -
Redtape 719.60 728.55 719.00 750.00 712.60 173.69 774.95 411.05 - - SupremePetro 653.35 650.20 653.35 670.00 647.65 70.72 783.00 355.00 - - Xpro India 984.85 980.00 990.00 1001.95 954.05 44.44 1295.50 712.10 48 980.30 NIPPONIND-NIMFXX 121.67 121.73 12.83 124.50 113.55 -
Refex Ref [2] 134.60 135.05 136.00 136.05 132.85 217.89 184.79 99.32 15 135.10 SupryaLifeSc 348.45 367.05 348.25 374.25 347.55 783.27 424.00 233.30 - - YashoIndust 1827.30 1784.10 1810.25 1848.85 1765.00 12.38 2426.65 1515.00 - - PSU Bk BeEs [1] 81.14 82.24 2267.58 85.21 42.69 82.26
Rel.Ind.Inf 1178.60 1181.85 1183.70 1198.60 1175.35 124.14 1604.00 909.00 175 1182.25 SurajEstDevp 382.35 383.05 382.05 392.00 375.00 113.94 443.90 255.80 - - YatharthHosp 400.50 414.45 405.85 415.90 398.10 150.56 504.90 306.10 - - Qgold [2] 60.70 61.02 17.73 63.69 41.10 61.04
Rel.Infra 167.10 166.35 169.15 169.80 162.80 1934.83 308.00 131.40 - 166.45 Surana Tel [1] 17.40 17.85 17.40 18.10 17.40 287.34 20.95 8.68 - 17.91 YatraOnline 130.55 129.85 130.00 131.20 125.95 380.23 194.00 124.55 - - Qnifty 2415.70 2421.83 0.76 2548.00 1956.10 2414.00
Relaxo [1] 800.30 789.25 804.50 804.50 788.00 52.62 974.00 762.50 98 789.60 SuratwalaBus 121.85 115.40 121.10 125.20 115.00 338.67 1018.90 91.25 - - Yes Bk [2] 22.55 23.00 22.70 23.40 22.40 353965.11 32.81 14.10 - 22.99 RELCAPAMC-NETFGILT5Y 55.92 55.94 63.66 56.95 51.05 -
RelChemoInd 209.25 209.90 214.90 214.90 205.50 22.42 349.00 169.05 - - Surya Rosh [5] 580.40 581.50 580.00 584.60 564.60 278.77 841.50 364.33 19 580.75 YukenIndia 1208.95 1163.05 1214.80 1219.00 1155.00 15.49 1479.70 572.65 - - RELCAPAMC-NETFSDL26 121.39 121.15 0.47 124.60 109.95 -
Reliance 2849.70 2860.80 2862.60 2884.50 2844.5015534.92 3024.80 2221.05 46 2859.60 Suryalaxmi 70.00 68.85 71.40 71.70 67.15 42.66 89.00 51.00 23 68.77 ZaglePreOcen 269.65 271.05 272.00 276.70 264.40 1442.46 389.45 155.30 - - SBIAMC -QUIDSBI 1000.00 1000.01 0.81 1000.01 995.00 -
Religare 205.05 205.35 205.25 208.90 203.95 471.92 280.30 160.20 - 205.55 SuryodaySFB 184.90 186.50 184.90 189.40 184.25 253.90 217.70 140.75 - - Zee Ent [1] 152.10 148.90 154.00 154.25 147.9010833.11 299.50 129.40 29 148.75 SBIAMC - SBIETFQLTY 207.32 206.14 54.93 217.15 155.11 -
RenaisncGlob 97.55 103.05 98.90 104.00 98.90 135.18 146.35 84.00 - - Sutlej Te [1] 52.45 52.45 52.25 53.30 51.75 110.33 73.40 43.90 - 52.41 Zee Med [1] 13.75 13.20 13.85 13.90 13.05 6932.98 18.30 7.70 - 13.21 SBIAMC - SETF10GILT 231.22 230.53 45.59 267.00 213.32 -
Repco Home 469.75 469.90 471.10 484.90 457.80 128.94 542.00 256.20 7 468.35 SuumayaLife 7.85 7.45 7.60 7.70 7.45 524.27 11.00 6.60 - - Zen Tech. [1] 927.25 965.30 936.25 972.00 916.55 265.13 1130.10 371.35 64 965.25 SBIAMC-SBIETFCON 107.05 106.39 5.02 113.00 78.36 -
Repro 719.10 719.60 740.00 740.00 714.60 9.24 993.95 556.90 134 715.90 Suven Lif [1] 94.85 92.60 96.70 96.70 91.50 129.52 128.79 55.74 - 92.55 ZenithSteel 7.60 7.85 7.70 7.90 7.55 293.51 10.15 3.90 - - SBIAMC-SBIETFIT 349.97 346.47 14.71 412.80 296.10 -
Resp.Ind [1] 309.80 305.95 308.80 314.30 304.35 201.25 364.80 153.20 257 306.10 SuvenPharma 632.05 617.30 610.00 640.65 602.00 903.87 768.00 469.45 - - ZensarTec [2] 625.05 610.10 626.00 629.50 603.05 1043.41 662.55 367.75 29 609.30 SBIAMC-SBIETFPB 244.45 245.31 22.88 260.00 220.00 -
RestBrndAsia 98.30 102.20 99.00 103.20 97.45 1416.40 137.70 95.00 - - SuvidaInfSvc 5.35 5.30 5.55 5.55 5.25 322.06 10.10 5.15 - - ZFComVeCtrSy 15912.05 17410.90 15942.70 17900.00 15514.00 34.62 17900.00 10335.85 - -
SBI-ETF Gold 62.74 63.12 1938.42 65.95 49.11 -
RHIMagnesInd 736.35 707.15 729.00 743.95 701.05 911.56 824.00 504.25 - - Swan Ener [1] 605.00 574.75 574.75 574.75 574.75 580.37 782.55 214.35 - 574.75 ZimLabs 103.50 101.80 101.65 104.60 101.10 61.16 152.70 89.50 - -
Zomato 180.60 179.15 178.80 183.15 171.25 149283.42 207.20 66.30 - - SBI-ETF NIFTY 50 237.12 236.96 404.88 244.85 191.90 -
Rico Auto [1] 120.40 118.35 121.40 123.20 115.75 1415.24 157.00 78.85 49 118.50 Swaraj Eng 2469.65 2466.85 2480.00 2492.30 2460.00 11.07 2647.90 1860.00 22 2465.80 SBI-ETF NIFTY BANK 494.79 497.64 135.76 513.30 426.45 -
RishabInstru 427.10 422.85 427.25 434.55 417.10 127.88 635.40 402.20 - - Swle. Ener 1212.50 1227.35 1200.00 1249.05 1189.00 65.15 1526.35 314.00 54 1240.55 Zuari Ag 169.20 168.50 169.45 173.40 167.55 100.70 259.75 135.00 33 168.40
ZuariIndus 281.65 280.30 297.80 300.00 275.05 143.65 374.20 136.10 - - SBI-ETFNN50 712.82 714.65 33.16 750.30 437.00 -
RitcoLogistc 251.55 247.45 251.55 254.95 245.00 21.62 309.45 189.15 - - Symphony [2] 1078.15 1084.35 1075.00 1108.45 1072.25 322.35 1108.20 820.10 47 1081.10
ZydusLifescn 1023.95 1000.15 1031.60 1036.65 995.00 2417.17 1172.50 498.85 - - Sharia BeEs 486.81 482.81 1.60 538.56 360.01 483.33
Rites 700.45 697.95 700.00 709.30 682.10 1161.33 826.15 365.00 37 698.15 SyncmForm(I) 12.40 11.95 12.65 12.70 11.90 4853.32 18.65 6.30 - -
RKSwamy 266.70 275.60 266.00 281.90 265.40 120.44 312.00 227.65 - - SynergGreen 331.05 329.85 336.80 338.80 325.15 15.91 435.00 182.00 - - ZydusWel 1732.15 1753.75 1744.75 1763.95 1706.65 45.76 1813.35 1425.00 331 1754.60 TATAAML - NPBET 247.16 247.60 0.22 267.00 223.25 -
RolexRings 2356.85 2347.90 2361.05 2438.80 2311.00 18.78 2677.40 1720.00 - - Syngene Int 675.95 672.10 676.20 679.85 669.55 399.36 860.20 649.05 57 672.30 TATAAML-NETF 241.71 239.96 11.03 274.99 190.16 -
RosariBiotec 692.40 689.70 692.10 697.20 680.30 93.94 903.85 656.95 - - SyrmaSgsTech 475.00 480.05 476.00 482.90 474.35 1122.00 705.20 358.25 - - TATAAML-TATAGOLD 7.14 7.16 1533.00 8.50 6.00 -
Rossell [2] 448.60 444.95 452.65 456.75 440.80 63.61 549.85 266.45 125 444.55 Exchange Traded Funds TATAAML-TATSILV 9.20 9.15 827.00 10.32 6.74 -
RotoPumps 422.00 423.15 430.00 430.75 420.05 139.45 817.00 298.20 - - T ............................................... TATAAML-TNIDETF
UTI Gold [1]
77.42
61.30
77.13
61.60
124.70
61.78
82.20
64.25
53.50
48.10
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61.64
RouteMobile 1400.90 1476.50 1402.05 1525.00 1390.10 168.19 1759.90 1390.10 - - Taj GVK [2] 341.60 326.35 341.65 345.00 322.20 787.07 422.20 212.95 28 326.30 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl
Royal Orchd 359.10 332.55 345.00 359.80 330.00 518.33 448.10 279.65 35 333.50 UTIAMC - NIF10GETF 22.82 22.85 0.40 27.30 21.60 -
Take Sol [1] 20.50 20.20 20.50 20.90 19.85 306.31 35.78 16.25 - 20.19
RPG Life [8] 1434.20 1428.40 1443.85 1448.95 1417.00 10.47 1740.00 772.40 27 1429.15 UTIAMC - NIF5GETF 56.50 56.50 0.05 66.14 53.20 -
Talbros [2] 287.95 287.80 291.50 292.95 284.70 84.13 350.70 110.70 26 287.50 Axis Gold [1] 61.43 61.54 349.28 63.59 48.45 61.38
RPower 24.70 24.55 24.85 25.05 24.4013944.63 34.35 12.90 - 24.54 Tanla Sol [1] 930.20 918.35 930.00 931.20 910.50 306.90 1317.70 770.00 81 918.05 UTIAMC - NIFITETF 330.39 327.58 3.46 432.00 326.85 -
AXISAMC - AXISBNKETF 497.31 499.58 71.30 506.63 427.60 -
RPSGVentures 648.55 644.80 648.55 650.45 638.00 25.50 847.00 427.20 - - TarsonsProd 427.50 414.15 424.75 427.80 410.75 62.26 646.40 390.00 - - AXISAMC - AXISBPSETF 11.75 11.74 28.97 13.30 9.50 - UTIAMC - NIFMID150 193.21 191.71 6.34 210.00 141.57 -
RRKabel 1727.40 1727.05 1727.10 1779.70 1710.00 824.98 1901.95 1136.80 - - TastyBiteEat 10361.00 10232.25 10561.00 10799.95 10151.80 1.57 19867.10 10071.00 63 10243.40 AXISAMC - AXISHCETF 120.91 119.89 4.16 127.15 81.67 - UTIAMC - SILVERETF 94.05 93.09 151.97 96.00 66.60 -
RSWM 182.30 177.80 181.25 182.95 175.85 59.10 242.75 164.85 - 177.75 Tata Chem 1043.55 1030.15 1048.45 1055.95 1027.00 1306.73 1349.70 933.00 33 1030.65 AXISAMC - AXISILVER 94.20 93.19 37.70 97.38 68.52 - UTIAMC - UTIBANKETF 49.74 49.98 373.36 50.98 41.00 -
Ruch.Paper 124.00 124.45 125.00 125.75 122.85 41.01 163.90 107.25 8 124.70 Tata Com 1762.70 1778.30 1769.00 1784.00 1761.65 592.94 2085.00 1294.05 69 1777.45 AXISAMC - AXISTECETF 346.86 342.65 19.22 405.27 294.06 - UTIAMC - UTINIFT 242.98 243.73 131.08 2168.80 202.55 -
Ruchi Inff [1] 12.10 12.20 12.40 12.70 12.05 135.29 19.07 8.00 - 12.14 Tata Elxsi 7194.85 6944.35 7240.00 7244.00 6903.00 506.55 9191.10 6905.05 55 6953.40 AXISAMC - AXSENSEX 74.51 74.44 1.19 85.00 61.83 - UTIAMC - UTISENS 802.66 801.72 1.05 838.65 658.00 -
Rupa [1] 244.10 246.10 244.10 251.45 244.10 153.65 308.20 234.00 27 245.95 Tata M DVR [2] 620.55 618.45 623.05 627.15 615.85 2849.42 712.90 271.15 - 618.40 AXISAMC-AXISCETF 106.60 106.70 1.58 113.39 78.65 - UTIAMC - UTISXN50 80.22 81.45 4.26 85.00 46.88 -
Rush.Decor 335.40 329.75 334.50 335.00 326.00 71.81 406.70 260.45 20 330.25 Tata Motors [2] 923.95 923.00 931.65 937.25 920.1014289.10 1065.60 522.80 60 922.85 AXISAMC-AXISNIFTY 242.90 243.22 102.13 254.50 192.65 - UTIAMC-UTINEXT50 71.47 70.47 2463.18 75.00 44.00 -
Tata Steel [1] 164.15 167.20 166.05 167.95 164.0083713.85 178.00 105.80 16 167.15 Bank BeEs [1] 499.00 502.50 1200.31 508.55 369.19 502.83 ZERODHAAMC - GOLDCASE 11.55 11.58 229.30 12.78 10.00 -
S ............................................... TataConsuPro 1067.20 1060.25 1069.70 1070.80 1048.30 4787.04 1269.00 784.45 - - BARODABNP BBNPPGOLD 71.30 71.70 0.02 74.65 54.00 - ZERODHAAMC-LIQUID-
S H Kelkar 189.30 192.60 190.30 194.90 186.05 237.32 231.70 107.00 28 192.55 TataPowerC [1] 425.35 436.75 425.40 438.70 425.4015285.97 464.30 213.00 63 436.80 BFAM - BANKBETF 49.13 49.24 3.11 50.97 44.66 - CASE 102.43 102.48 10235.43 105.38 98.35 -
SadanaNitrCh 62.40 56.35 62.70 63.20 55.20 1948.36 148.40 55.20 - - TataTech 1049.95 1030.20 1049.05 1056.00 1023.80 676.79 1400.00 1005.00 - - BFAM - NIFTYBETF 226.62 227.05 1.40 257.14 215.04 -
SadbhavInf 6.05 6.05 5.95 6.20 5.90 165.66 9.31 3.56 - 6.06 TatvaChinPha 1082.75 1033.75 1087.80 1089.95 1030.00 209.19 1887.95 1030.00 - - Birla Gold 64.77 64.56 7.26 66.90 50.60 64.29 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52-Week High/Low figures
SafariIndia 1975.85 1967.15 1975.85 2000.00 1941.95 16.11 4630.00 1648.60 - - TBO TEK 1395.05 1408.00 1408.95 1445.00 1369.25 257.88 1490.00 1275.00 - - Birla Nifty [100] 25.69 25.75 214.34 6826.65 5168.15 6612.00 pertain to BSE.
Sagar Cem [2] 210.05 219.70 211.70 223.00 208.55 121.15 304.65 190.85 92 219.90 TCI Express [2] 1012.70 1057.25 1019.75 1061.95 1005.25 119.67 1699.00 997.50 31 1056.00 BIRLASLAMC ABSLBANETF 49.23 49.55 1368.86 51.40 39.99 - Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the
SahyadriInd 358.90 372.05 360.80 374.70 360.80 15.14 484.10 322.25 - - TCNSClothing 492.55 491.30 493.85 513.60 486.40 631.30 513.60 329.00 - - BIRLASLAMC - ABSLLIQUID 1000.00 1000.00 2.41 1030.00 994.04 - company.
SAI SILKS (KALA 171.90 174.30 173.40 176.25 169.00 245.42 312.00 168.40 - - TCPLPackage 2122.30 2151.80 2121.00 2161.00 2120.10 2.59 2498.95 1344.70 - - BIRLASLAMC - SILVER 94.30 93.97 86.26 96.88 68.70 - Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands.
SAIL 157.75 158.50 160.00 161.25 156.7523260.86 175.65 81.85 20 158.40 TCS [1] 3736.10 3670.95 3740.00 3749.80 3653.7510956.80 4254.45 3156.20 30 3669.50 BIRLASLAMC-ABSLNN50ET 69.91 69.71 16.49 74.50 42.92 -
SakarHealth 327.70 331.55 333.00 337.30 328.00 27.55 479.00 230.05 - - TD Power [2] 327.85 334.80 330.00 335.00 323.00 413.49 360.95 206.00 42 334.80 BIRLASLAMC-ABSLPSE 10.51 10.65 706.65 11.36 10.26 - The PE(price-earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings.
Saksoft [1] 245.45 243.75 248.20 249.40 242.05 114.65 399.40 210.00 84 243.50 TeamleaseSvc 2933.60 2914.90 2913.00 2960.50 2911.00 6.84 3692.45 2141.10 48 2913.10 BIRLASLAMC-BSLSENETFG 72.85 72.65 0.97 77.00 60.00 - The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12
Sakth.Sug 32.00 31.85 32.45 32.45 31.55 167.57 46.69 23.70 - 31.88 TechMahind [5] 1240.85 1228.45 1245.95 1255.25 1224.05 4649.45 1416.00 1060.20 56 1228.85 BIRLASLAMC-HEALTHY 12.20 12.08 915.48 12.80 8.11 - months.

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360One [1] 781.45 776.50 Banas Fin. 11.68 11.54 Diamines&Chm 492.40 485.55 Gnrl 17.64 16.78 Irfc 176.55 177.80 Lxchem [2] 238.40 239.15 Nureca 260.95 266.95 m U V
A.Sarabhai 49.39 47.71 Barbeque [5] 522.75 517.95 Dmcc 300.95 321.55 Godigit 298.15 298.85 Irmenergy 455.85 475.50 Madrasfert 91.38 90.69 Nuvama 4806.25 4837.50 C m U m
Aadharhfc 341.00 343.35 Baroda Extr. [1] 6.06 5.59 Doms 1915.25 1928.45 Goodyear (I) 1146.00 1141.40 Isgec [1] 986.15 1073.40 Mafang [40] 94.95 95.09 Nuvoco 311.55 314.35 C m V
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Aartipharm [5] 559.05 560.85 Basant Agro [1] 20.02 20.52 Dreamfolks [2] 476.65 466.20 Gopal [1] 319.30 316.35 Ishan Dyes 45.89 53.07 Mah.Ras.Apex 148.15 163.65 Nykaa [1] 161.45 164.35 V
Abslamc [5] 530.10 523.95 Bclenterpr [1] 1.07 1.06 Dynamic 556.35 547.25 Gpthealth 144.80 143.75 Isw Ltd [1] 3.52 3.40 Maha Corp [1] 0.94 0.93 Orientelec [1] 222.90 227.10 m m V
Aci [2] 613.25 619.55 Bclil [1] 51.08 51.34 Easemytrip [1] 42.28 41.93 Grauer& Weil[1] 82.06 80.38 Itetf 33.31 32.98 Mangalam In[1] 4.12 4.11 Orirail [1] 240.10 245.10 m mm V
Aci Infocom [1] 3.50 3.67 Bectorfood 1222.15 1261.15 Eastwest [2] 6.38 7.00 Grinfra [5] 1556.25 1618.40 Itietf [1] 34.92 34.55 Mankind [1] 2093.75 2146.05 Ovobel Foods 232.50 210.45 V A
Active 96.75 108.90 Bestagro 542.00 549.65 Ecoreco 468.65 492.05 Grwrhitech 1797.20 1808.40 Jgchem 220.80 215.75 Manyavar [1] 1001.30 1048.40 Pakka 248.85 235.60 V G A
Adcindia 1248.75 1404.30 Bh.Immun&Bio 29.48 29.43 Eki 322.75 318.20 Guj.Themis. [1] 375.50 378.85 Jgtl 643.35 770.95 Mapmyindia [2] 1917.55 1916.55 Paradeep 69.90 69.90 V C
Adcon [1] 0.81 0.80 Bhagwati Aut 480.05 534.05 Elin [5] 155.95 162.00 Guj.Toolroom[1] 19.23 18.27 Jiofin 347.80 344.40 Maxhealth 779.60 752.20 Paras 921.55 916.30 w m V C
Advance Tec[1] 0.92 0.91 Bharatagri [1] 95.95 91.00 Elpro Inter [1] 87.05 91.51 Haldyn Glass [1] 134.80 135.45 Jlhl 1166.85 1177.75 Maximus [1] 18.06 17.90 Parkhotels [1] 175.15 168.00 V
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Ael [5] 167.15 170.45 Bhartihexa [5] 1009.90 1018.10 Emil 202.20 201.20 Happstmnds [2] 790.05 788.95 Jnkindia [2] 640.85 610.45 Maxindia 269.25 263.65 Parleind 12.17 12.09
Aepl [1] 32.11 31.53 Bikaji [1] 544.55 594.90 Empower [1] 2.23 2.27 Happyforge [2] 1095.45 1115.05 Johnpharma [1] 1.06 1.04 Mazdock 3292.10 3183.10 Paytm [1] 377.50 361.20 m V G w
Aether 802.35 804.10 Biogen [1] 1.14 1.14 Emslimited 474.50 480.00 Hariompipe 541.55 531.65 Jsfb 591.25 582.10 Mcloud 616.00 602.85 Perm Magnets 1018.50 1041.15 V K
Agstra 70.49 72.35 Blal 252.50 258.90 Emudhra [5] 744.70 770.10 Harsha 487.75 486.85 Jswinfra [2] 282.55 282.80 Medanta [2] 1158.90 1192.90 Pix Trans 1253.45 1311.65 m W m w
Aiil [1] 814.45 826.90 Blse 245.60 246.00 Entero 996.95 1029.90 Haz Mul Pro 379.25 379.05 Jtlind [2] 206.85 208.90 Medicamen Bi 480.55 500.65 Platind 193.50 189.20 m U C m W w
Airan [2] 27.62 26.79 Blueclouds [2] 84.48 88.64 Epack 172.60 171.90 Hdfcsml250[91] 156.85 157.16 Juniper 423.80 432.70 Medplus [2] 699.05 731.75 Plazacable 88.77 86.02 m U W M
Alstone [1] 0.66 0.65 Bmw [1] 58.05 56.97 Equitasbnk 94.11 92.45 Healthy [1] 12.22 12.12 Jyoti Resins 1305.15 1314.45 Metrobrand [5] 1162.55 1138.30 Pmcfin [1] 4.55 4.33 m U W
A
Amiorg 1234.90 1217.05 Boroltd [1] 322.45 309.60 Etil 7.53 7.12 Hemiprop 195.05 198.75 Jyoticnc [2] 1000.45 1015.20 Mfl India [1] 0.72 0.75 Policybzr [2] 1189.35 1295.80 U m m
Amrawor Agr[1] 1.01 0.96 Btml [1] 15.65 15.18 Ett Ltd 38.82 36.88 High Energy [2] 779.75 777.75 Kalamandir [2] 171.95 173.95 Midcapetf [5] 19.44 19.56 Polycab 6711.60 6746.40 N U
Anandrathi [5] 4141.15 4194.95 Campus [5] 282.25 277.15 Eurekaforbe 439.55 433.85 Hindwareap [2] 377.65 356.20 Kalyankjil 384.65 390.00 Mishtann [1] 16.48 16.53 Powerindia [2] 10652.95 10770.40 G U
Andhra Petro 104.06 100.93 Cams 3465.55 3479.20 Evexia [1] 2.37 2.37 Hleglas [2] 416.40 414.45 Kamopaints [5] 167.05 164.90 Mod.Insul. 121.90 122.50 m U m W
Andrew Yule [2] 39.28 39.15 Cartrade 895.60 868.70 Exicom 314.60 313.05 Hmaagro [1] 54.85 51.66 Kaynes 3299.90 3387.35 Mol [1] 78.72 80.69 m m
Angelone 2473.25 2462.20 Carysil [2] 794.30 804.50 Exxaro 94.40 95.25 Homefirst [2] 815.30 816.55 Kcp Sugar In [1] 35.44 35.39 Monarch 525.05 517.10
Anuh Pharma[5] 228.15
Anupam [1]
Arcfin [1]
2.02
0.93
227.65
1.97
0.95
Ceinsystech
Cello [5]
479.75
858.85
Chamanl Se [2] 207.40
462.40
848.15
206.10
Facor Alloys [1]
Familycare
Filat Fash [5]
7.65
7.70
11.94
7.35
7.48
11.60
Honasa
Hpal [2]
Ideaforge
422.30
97.90
676.30
441.65
97.80
676.45
Kennametal
Kenvi [1]
Kfintech
3337.15
5.78
678.80
3679.40
5.71
695.65
Moschip [2]
Motisons
Movalue
133.10
174.60
102.08
129.30
171.35
101.28
m w
D C m
NSE Trade for Trade
Arihant Cap. [1] 67.22 64.62 Chemcrux 230.55 229.55 Fivestar [1] 710.90 755.70 Iiflsec [2] 196.10 193.10 Khaitan Che[1] 65.56 65.04 Msl 253.50 248.35 M C m P C C C m P C C C m P C C
Ashirwa Cap [1] 6.45 6.13 Chemplasts [5] 472.20 470.30 Fluorochem [1] 3046.10 3042.70 Ikio 272.95 270.65 Kilburn Engg 398.25 403.05 Mstc 876.05 890.85 C m
Askautoltd [2] 298.30 300.15 Choice Int. 343.45 356.45 Force Motr 8483.15 8742.75 Imcap 806.40 813.30 Kims 1829.25 1826.85 Msumi [1] 66.69 67.68 w
Asm Technolo 1000.05 1048.00 Clean [1] 1332.75 1307.40 Fusion 455.70 454.70 Indgn [2] 516.30 521.90 Kingsinfra 163.10 152.00 Mtartech 1805.90 1800.90
Asso.Alcohol 544.10 545.55 Cmsinfo 423.30 443.95 G.V.Films [1] 0.71 0.71 Indiamart 2444.50 2415.85 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 667.20 685.80 Mufin [1] 114.35 113.75 m m m
m
Avalon [2] 480.55 485.85 Comfort Inte [1] 9.23 9.27 Galactico [1] 3.95 3.98 Indian Info. [1] 1.45 1.43 Kirlosar Pn [2] 1131.20 1228.45 Mufti [2] 168.20 162.30 Q
Avantel Ltd [2] 121.50 121.75 Concordbio [1] 1448.95 1463.65 Gandhar [2] 200.60 200.80 Indian Sucro 80.27 96.32 Kirloskar El 181.65 183.35 Mukka [1] 33.21 33.33 O
& m W O
Avg 501.25 505.40 Cyientdlm 648.75 629.80 Ganesh Benz[1] 153.50 142.90 Indiashltr [5] 583.45 585.25 Kisan Mould. 67.31 64.56 Mvgjl 245.85 236.75 D G m m
N W N m
Avl 3078.75 3198.90 Datapattns [2] 2844.50 2960.40 Garmntmntr [1] 5.58 5.37 Indigopnts 1358.55 1339.45 Kmc Shil [1] 83.96 84.42 Nazara [4] 704.60 702.00 w
O H NO N M
Avonmore 116.10 121.00 Davangere 99.10 10.64 Gateway 101.90 98.50 Innovacap 471.45 479.70 Kpigreen 1763.85 1820.55 Ncl Research [1] 0.70 0.70 m
Awfis 419.10 402.50 Dcxindia [2] 312.70 310.25 Gayatri Sugr 18.83 18.53 Inoxgreen 133.30 132.95 Kpittech 1470.50 1456.60 Neogen 1501.20 1484.90 w m M O H
Awhcl [5] 445.60 440.75 Ddevplastik [1] 317.40 332.80 Gennex Lab [1] 16.99 17.16 Inoxindia [2] 1199.70 1255.60 Krettosys [1] 0.85 0.88 Netweb [2] 2233.70 2343.60 w m m
Awl [1] 344.45 355.85 Deccangold [1] 110.00 108.70 Genpharma [1] 2.07 2.03 Integra Eng [1] 242.85 247.30 Krystal 749.30 749.05 Newinfra [1] 18.12 18.13 w & N
M m
Azad [2] 1437.25 1496.05 Deep 85.47 81.16 Gensol 939.10 918.45 Inter.Combus 1823.00 1732.45 Lancer [5] 57.65 58.58 Nibe 1709.90 1690.10 G W m
N O m H
Baidfin [2] 20.42 19.83 Deepind [5] 282.90 277.15 Ggeng [1] 1.99 1.99 IonExchange [1] 508.55 511.65 Landmark [5] 679.30 660.60 Niitmts [2] 422.60 414.45 m
Bajajhcare [5] 291.50 288.30 Delhivery [1] 392.55 384.75 Gianlife 23.44 21.94 Ipl [1] 218.70 215.20 Lici 992.75 1012.70 Nile Ltd. 1161.25 1129.15 m W A H w
Bajel [2] 247.45 247.10 Devyani [1] 151.65 153.30 Gland [1] 1850.05 1839.15 Ircon [2] 270.70 269.60 Lloyds Met E [1] 684.20 680.35 Ninsys 510.80 502.15 H W HO
Balmer La.In 889.00 840.30 Dhabriya 284.75 284.35 Gls [2] 823.85 834.55 Irctc [2] 1025.15 1021.70 Lodha 1333.25 1374.90 Novaagri [2] 48.88 48.98 m H m W
Baluforge 285.80 285.30 Dharmaj 230.15 223.55 Gmrp&Ui [5] 65.80 65.87 Ireda 181.30 184.75 Lowvolietf [1] 19.81 19.54 Nslnisp 59.23 60.20 W m W

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