UFLEX LIMITED

(Formerly known as Flex Industries Limited)

UNAUDITED CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL RESULTS
FOR THE QUARTER AND NINE MONTHS ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 2017
(INR in lacs)

S.No. Particulars Quarter Quarter Nine Months Nine Months

Ended Ended Ended Ended
31.12.2017 31.12.2016 31.12.2017 31.12.2016
(Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Unaudited)
01. Net sales / Income from operations 167443 158081 497880 479502
02. Other Income 533 247 1500 1638
03. Total Income (1+2) 167976 158328 499380 481140
04. Expenditure
(a) (Increase)/decrease in stock in trade & WIP (2600) (4234) (8115) (5706)
(b) Consumption of raw material/traded goods 103633 86642 294404 259068
(c) Purchase of traded goods 748 1760 4519 5261
(d) Excise duty & service tax - 8491 9127 25787
(e) Power & fuel 7865 7420 23336 22257
(f) Employees cost 15034 12690 44747 40023
(g) Depreciation 9120 7844 25899 23304
(h) Other expenditure 23326 24331 64268 67254
Total 157126 144944 458185 437248
05. Interest 5686 4742 14583 13765
06. Profit(+)/Loss(-) from ordinary activity before tax (3)-(4+5) 5164 8642 26612 30127
07. Tax expenses (1) 1186 2778 5112
08. Net Profit(+)/Loss(-) from ordinary activity after tax (6-7) 5165 7456 23834 25015
09. Extra ordinary items (Net of tax expenses) - - - -
10. Net Profit(+)/Loss(-) for the period (8-9) 5165 7456 23834 25015
11. Share of Profit/ (Loss) of Associate 65 15 238 196
12. Minority interest 29 95 137 184
13. Net Profit(+)/Loss(-) after taxes, minority interest
and share of Profit/ (Loss) of associates (10+11-12) 5201 7376 23935 25027
14. Other Comprehensive Income, Net of income tax
(including shares in OCI of Subsidiaries & Associates) (2871) (9772) 1933 (12478)
15. Total Comprehensive Income for the period (13+14) 2330 (2396) 25868 12549
16. EPS
Basic 7.20 10.21 33.15 34.66
Diluted 7.20 10.21 33.15 34.66
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Treat, not kill
PSU banks are too important for financial inclusion
to allow them to fail
In the early 1990s, Harshad Mehta exploited the manual transactions undertaken by
banks to get rich. Fake bankers’ receipts, not backed by underlying assets, were issued
by two little known entities to secure funds. Some banks transferred money that was
to be used to buy government securities into his personal account to play the market
so that they could get better returns. Shares were held in physical form. Long posi-
tions could be carried forward from settlement to settlement after paying a nominal
charge. Brokers undertook proprietary trades using clients’ money. The scam trig-
gered the transition to automation in banks and the stock market. If modern trading
practices have increased the size of the market, the downside is limitless damage. The
rollover of letters of understanding by some employees of Punjab National Bank did
not leave a trail despite using the Swift network to direct money into its accounts in
foreign branches of Indian lenders since 2011. The fraud, estimated to be more than Rs
11000 crore, was detected when there was a change in personnel mid 2017. In 1995,
a two-centuries-old British bank vanished into thin air due to unauthorized trading by
a 28-year-old derivatives trader in Singapore,
If an individual’s greed brought about a great institution’s demise, the meltdown of
the global markets in September 2008 stemmed from the financial markets’ insatiable
hunger for profit. To capitalize on the housing boom, there was a scramble to buy and
sell mortgaged-backed securities comprising a cocktail of low- and high- rated paper.
Eventually, prices of homes reached bubble territory. Buyers dried up, leading to loan
defaults. Not only Wall Street firms but even those in remote places such as Iceland
ended up holding worthless instruments. Finally, the US government forced many of
too-big-too-fail financial services providers to merge and allowed some to die. A few
smaller economies in the euro region had to be bailed out by the rich nations. The first
conclusion is that money skimming schemes can occur with or without digitization.
Second, internal controls and risk management are invariably lax. Third, greed at every
level contributes to the blowout. Fourth, due to global linkages, the fallout is across
partners within and outside the border. The PNB money-siphoning scandal has come
at an inopportune time. Credit growth is reviving. Period for recognition of non-
performing loans have been shortened. Time-consuming restructuring processes have
been junked. Borrowers are being shepherded to insolvency. The headwinds of de-
monetization and roll-out of GST are fading. Yet, the demand for privatization of the
ailing nationalized banks is growing louder. The rise and fall of Global Trust Bank, one
of the earliest new-age private banks, should silence the vocal proponents of whole-
sale selloff of government-controlled peers. Goldman Sachs owned 4% and
the International Finance Corporation 5% when GTB suffered in the market crash of
2001 due to exposure to Ketan Parekh-boosted stocks in 2001. It was acquired by
Oriental Bank of Commerce in August 2004. Shareholders received nothing.
Nonetheless, the grouse against political interference, from appointing top man-
agers to influencing to whom and where to lend, cannot be dismissed, going by the fate
of UTI. Flagship US- 64 scheme bought KP stocks even as their market value was
plunging mid 2000. Getting a whiff of trouble, there was a run on the scheme mid
2001. Units of Rs 10 were redeemed at Rs 14.20 when the actual value was less than
Rs 8. In July, purchase and sale of units was frozen for six months. A 10% dividend
was declared. Repurchase was undertaken at face value. The then BJP-led government
had to spend Rs 3500-crore on recapitalization. PSU banks need to thrive as they are
important links in the last-mile connectivity of various financial inclusion schemes.
The strategy to revive the PSU asset management company can be copied to clean up
the banking system. In August 2002, UTI was split into two. Tax sops were extended
to US-64 and assured returned schemes. These were handed over to the Specified
Undertaking of UTI, managed by a government-appointed team. The shortfall in US-
64 scheme was Rs 6000 crore and of ARS Rs 8561 crore. UTI Mutual Fund got other
net asset value-based schemes. Shareholding was offered to PSU banks. When the
market recovered, Suuti returned all the support provided by the government and was
wound up in 2012. In the same way, the top 10 PSU banks’ assets can be divided into
good and bad banks. Bad loans can be disposed of at a good price as economic
recovery catches speed and the bad banks dissolved. The government should remain
a strategic investor, instead of owner, in good banks.
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Putting a price
Growth in revenues and profit
should drive the share price
(Stocks: ‘Crowning glory’, Jan
29–Feb 11, 2018). Ideally, if the
business is delivering a good set
of numbers, the stock market
recognises the performance. This
is not happening at the moment.
Shourabh Mongiya, e-mail
A growth of 15% is roughly
around double the country’s
economic growth and, thus, a
sufficiently high cut-off to
shortlist companies. Achieving
this feat can be considered
extraordinary in the light of the
demonetization exercise by the
Central government in November
2016. Apart from growth in H1
of the current fiscal year, other
factors such as future plans to
ensure sustainable growth were
studied to decide if the present
growth is sustainable.
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of the management and
promoters in their own
businesses.
Kamraj Tulli, e-mail
A handful companies are
growing at supersonic pace,
justifying their rich valuations.
Similarly, some stocks hold
strong promise based on their
established businesses and
ability to explore future
opportunities.
Jashveer Negi, e-mail
Checking the pulse
Equity exposure of foreign fund
investors is up three times over
the year (Editorial: ‘Feels
good’, Jan 29–Feb 11, 2018).
Mutual fund inflows to stocks
more than doubled over the
period. There is unlikely to be a
flight of capital, with the
Federal Reserve dithering over
rate ramp-up in the current
calendar year as inflation in the
US is still soft.
Pryagraj Mishra, e-mail
The buoyancy in tax collection
has resulted in reassessment of
the government’s borrowing
program. The target has been
slashed to Rs 20000 crore
from Rs 50000 crore earlier.
Consequently, fears of increase
in interest rates going ahead
have subsided.
Binit Bishwas, e-mail
Companies are reducing debt.
Distressed assets are getting
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Yet the cumulative CPI inflation
is lower in April-December
2017. Also, wholesale prices are
at a three-month low on softer
prices of vegetables, pulses, egg,
meat and fish.
Sameer Vahi, e-mail
The regulatory framework in
India is a work in progress.
The reminder of the fact was
the market regulator’s decision
to put off disclosure of
domestic and international
debt default by listed compa-
nies after making it mandatory
in August. It seems the
Reserve Bank of India is not
comfortable with the informa-
tion coming in public domain.
Jateen P, e-mail
Growth barometer
Although near-term growth
could surprise on the upside,
there are still substantial
downside risks including the
possibility of financial stress,
increased protectionism, and
rising geopolitical tensions
(Copper: ‘Growth drivers in
place’, Jan 29–Feb 11, 2018).
Particularly worrying are
longer-term risks of subdued
productivity. With output
gaps closing or closed in many
countries, supporting aggregate
demand with the use of
cyclical policies is becoming
less of a priority.
Chandan Gyani, e-mail
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lingered around a four-year high
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2018. World mine production
of coppers CY 2017 was
affected by significant supply
disruptions in Indonesia and
Chile and reducing output in
major mining production
countries. In addition, overall
lack of major new projects or
expansions and lower grades in
planned mining sequencing in
some countries adversely
affected world growth.
Trambak Panday, e-mail
Share-surrender
A cash-rich company usually
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feels the share price is
undervalued (Buyback: ‘What
the response foretells’, Jan 29–
Feb 11, 2018). Subsequently,
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ing in the market reduces. As a
result, valuations and return
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Neeraj Goyal, e-mail
The response to the buyback
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for buybacks are thought to
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ahead. As such, they have very
little scope to use their cash to
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Stocks
Tomorrow’s companies
Structural themes unfold over decades, perfectly synchronizing with
the strategy of investing for the long term
The fiscal year 1975-76 (FY 1976) and FY
2000 are two landmarks for the Indian
economy. In FY 1976, the output of the
services sector decisively surpassed the ag-
riculture and allied sector by contribution to
the gross domestic product (GDP). In FY
1963, FY 1972 and FY 1973, the services
sector came close to cross the output of the
agriculture and allied sector. However, the
agriculture and allied sector managed to re-
main ahead of the services sector. After run-
ning neck-to-neck for around a decade, the
industry’s contribution to GDP exceeded
that of the agriculture and allied sector in FY
2000. In FY 2017, the services sector is far
ahead, with a share of 54% in GDP, fol-
lowed by industry, with 31%, and the agri-
culture and allied sector at 15%.
The period between the calendar years
(CYs) 1990 and 2000 proved to be another
turning point with the emergence of the
technology, telecom and media sectors. The
software sector has given wings to the
dreams of millions of aspiring Indians. Tele-
communications generated millions of jobs
and new opportunities.
Exports were in mere single digits till the
Eighth Five-Year Plan period (FY 1992 to
FY 1996) but grew significantly over the last
two-and-a-half decades. Though India still has
a long way to go for its exports to become
synonymous with quality, their growth is no
less vindication of the country’s improving
standards. In FY 2017, exports accounted for
24% of the GDP. Importantly, foreign cur-
rency inward remittances jumped manifold
over these years. These remittances are criti-
cal for the rural parts of the country. India is
estimated to have received US$ 65 billion in
overseas remittances in FY 2017.
Internet has changed the way we live,
shop and communicate. The opportunity
has been seized by many entrepreneurs and
companies to create wealth for their share-
holders. At the moment, the talk is about
driverless cars and electric cars. Several
thousands of individuals have signed for a
one-way trip to Mars.
8 Feb 26 – Mar 11, 2018 CAPITAL MARKET
Efficiency count
HDFC Standard Life Insurance
Company’s solvency ratio was 191%
end December 2017. The 13-month
persistency ratio stood at 83%
500
Face Value: Rs 10
465
HDFC Standard Life Insurance
430
395
360
325
N D J F
2018
CMP Rs 436 as on 19 February 2018. 3 month return: 26.64%
S&P BSE Sensex 3 month return: 1.30%
Several enablers have aided the struc-
tural changes to deliver economic prosper-
ity over the last three decades. Opening up
most of the economy for private sector re-
sulted in massive investments. Next, liber-
alized norms towards foreign direct invest-
ment have aided economic growth. Going
forward, many more such transformations
are going to unfold. These are going to be
swift and will have a profound impact on
the economy and society.
The best part about such stories is that
they unfold over decades, perfectly syn-
chronizing with the strategy of investing for
the long term to make a fortune. In fact,
these stories are resilient as well.
The structural changes in the economy
could see the emergence of new industries
and change in demand dynamics. Shifting
preferences and tastes, rising income levels,
increasing urbanization, inclination towards
nuclear families, integration of the domestic
market with the global market, improving
literacy rate and better infrastructure will
accelerate structural changes.
For instance, demand for branded prod-
ucts is projected to increase at the cost of
unbranded products. Consumers are ex-
pected to prefer quality products. Usage of
Stocks
lifestyle products is expected to improve as
the share of affluent population goes up.
Capital Market attempted to spot com-
panies that could achieve business growth
on a sustainable basis over the medium to
long term on account of structural changes
in the domestic economy. Changes in con-
sumption pattern in the overseas markets
could also offer business opportunities for
domestic companies.
In the recent past, several initial public
offerings (IPOs) from emerging industries
have increased the investment opportuni-
ties manifold. Recently, both life and non-
life insurers were listed. The new industries
might not be very young. Earlier, the play-
ers might not have been interested in going
public for multiple reasons. Though insur-
ance is a centuries-old industry in the devel-
oped world, in India, the space is witness-
ing action only after the entry of private
players. Some of the insurers have achieved
scale and turned profitable. A few among
them opted for IPOs.
Apart from insurance, the other new
industries to have emerged for investment
include pathology laboratories, temporary
staffing services, publications, internet-re-
lated businesses such as matrimony services,
securities depository services, stock ex-
change services, restaurants, fast food ser-
vices and beauty services.
Yet, a more diverse field is desirable.
For instance, global web-based businesses
such as social networking sites and online
market places have created waves. How-
ever, still very limited options are avail-
able for Indian investors.
The emergence of the middle class has
been and will be crucial in encouraging and
supporting new industries. Goldman Sachs,
a global investment banking, securities and
investment firm, has provided a balanced
narrative on the Indian middle class in its re-
port released in June 2016, ‘India Consumer
Close-Up’. The report says India’s consumer
story will be shaped by its 440 million
millennials and 390 million Gen Z (born after
CoverStory Stocks

2000).The sheer size of India’s youth com- portfolio, along with eight optional rider
bined with improved education make India’s Gaining momentum benefits catering to a diverse range of cus-
consumer story one of the world’s most com- tomer needs, end December 2017.
pelling for the next 20 years. Goldman Sachs ICICI Lombard General Insurance The presence across the country is
Company’s policy count increased to
says India’s urban middle cohort is relatively through 414 branches and additional distri-
17.60 million in the nine months ended
small. The urban middle (over US$ 11,000 December 2017 from 12.83 million bution touch-points by dint of tie-ups com-
annual income) stands at 27 million or 2% of prising 139 partners across traditional and
900
the population. Face Value: Rs 10 non-traditional channels including non-
Probably, it is no exaggeration to say 850
banking finance companies, micro finance
the future belongs to countries such as India ICICI Lombard General Insurance institutions and small finance banks and a
with the right demographics in place. What 800 team of around 71,430 individual agents.
is required is investment to support eco- 750
The top 15 bancassurance partners have
nomic growth that, in turn, can lead to job over 11,200 branches.
creation. As structural stories have the abil- 700 Assets under management stood at Rs
ity to run for multiple years, stocks from 104430 crore, with a retail customer base
650
these emerging sectors should be on the in- O N D J F of 5.5 million. The solvency ratio was at
2018
vestors’ radar. 191% end December 2017. The 13-month
CMP Rs 817 as on 19 February 2018. 3 month return: 19.80%
HDFC Standard Life Insurance S&P BSE Sensex 3 month return: 1.30% persistency ratio stood at 83% and the 61-
Company is a joint venture (JV) between month ratio at 60%. This ratio measures
Housing Development Finance Corpora- India offers a range of individual and group percentage of contracts measured by pre-
tion, a pioneer in housing finance, and Stan- insurance solutions to meet various cus- mium still in force 13 or 61 months after
dard Life Aberdeen, a global investment tomer needs such as protection, pension, they have been issued. High GDP growth,
company. Established in CY 2000, the long- savings, investment, and health. There were favorable demographics and under-penetra-
term life insurance solutions provider in 33 individual and 11 group products in the tion of life insurance offer significant op-
portunity for growth.
ICICI Lombard General Insurance
Going ahead
Company is the largest private-sector non-
Companies that could achieve business growth on a sustainable basis over the medium life insurer in the country based on gross
to long term primarily on account of structural changes in the domestic economy direct premium income (GDPI) since the fis-
cal year ended March 2004 (FY 2004). The
COMPANY CMP MCAP 52-WEEK MF D-E P/E P/BV DIV comprehensive and diverse range of prod-
(Rs) (Rs cr) HIGH LOW (%) RATIO RATIO YIELD ucts include motor, health, crop, fire, per-
(Rs) (Rs) (%) sonal accident, marine, engineering and li-
Eicher Motors 27350.1 74492.7 33484.0 22990.0 4.62 0.01 38.1 12.39 0.37 ability insurance through multiple distribu-
HDFC Standard Life Insurance 431.2 86684.7 493.8 307.7 2.77 0 102.9 22.00 0.25 tion channels. Customers are serviced in 618
ICICI Lombard General Insurance 814.2 36960.5 872.0 619.0 7.7 0.07 44.6 8.93 0.43
out of 716 districts across the country.
Key products include motor own dam-
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance 402.5 57770.5 507.9 347.0 2.8 0.25 36.8 9.44 0.96
age (contribution 25%), motor third party
Info Edge (India) 1226.8 14913.1 1457.5 796.4 14.87 0 0 9.36 0.24
(17%) and health and personal accident
Jubilant Foodworks 1952.7 12884.5 2329.5 817.6 10.09 0 191.3 16.00 0.13
(17%). The retail segment contributed 57.3%
Kaya 925.4 1205.8 1262.0 711.0 3.85 0.06 0 5.43 0
and the corporate segment 39.8% of the
La Opala RG 630.5 3499.0 744.0 451.7 1.26 0.01 48.1 7.79 0.32 health GDPI in the nine months ended De-
Mahindra Holidays & Resorts 310.2 4132.9 469.0 268.8 13.36 1.34 27.7 6.91 1.07 cember 2017. The solvency ratio was 2.21x,
Multi Commodity Exchange 738.8 3767.9 1258.2 665.0 16.89 0 39.2 2.85 2.03 while the combined ratio was 100.4% end
PVR 1401.2 6548.8 1659.7 1145.0 9.67 0.8 66.3 6.37 0.14 December 2017. The combined ratio is cal-
Sun Pharma Adv Research Co 424.0 10638.5 532.4 273.0 2.09 0.31 0 38.71 0 culated as incurred loss and expenses upon
Talwalkars Better value Fitness 294.2 912.0 358.1 209.0 3.62 0.89 12.3 1.41 0.49 earned premium. The policy count increased
Team Lease Services 2153.9 3682.4 2536.8 850.0 14.7 0.03 42.8 9.66 0 to 17.60 million in the nine months ended
Thomas Cook (India) 230.4 8455.3 274.2 185.9 12.2 0.88 41.7 4.18 0.16 December 2017 from 12.83 million in the
Titan Company 802.6 71253.7 938.0 411.0 3.08 0.01 72.4 16.05 0.32 corresponding period of the previous year.
Trent 320.0 10632.5 361.4 230.0 10.92 0.26 165.7 6.87 0.31
Non-life insurance penetration in India
was at US$13 (premium per capita) in the
United Spirits 3239.6 47079.7 4003.5 1831.3 4.25 2.45 173.1 26.37 0
CY 2016 compared with China’s US$147.
Westlife Development 327.8 5099.2 388.9 201.0 8.77 0.32 0 9.30 0
India’s premium-to-GDP ratio in percent-
Wonderla Holidays 384.7 2173.6 424.4 330.0 5.86 0.03 56.8 2.85 0.26
age terms stood at 0.77% in CY 2016, around
CMP (current market price) is closing as on 16 February 2017. MF (mutual fund) holding as of December 2017.
Consolidated financials considered wherever available. Debt-to-equity ratio is for FY 2017. P/E : Price to earnings ratio. 1/4th of global average. The non-life insur-
For P/BV (Price to book value), book value is based on the latest financial year. ance industry reported CAGR of 17% from
Source: Capitaline database
FY 2001 to FY 2017 based on GDPI.

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United Spirits is a subsidiary of Diageo
Plc, a global producer of beverage alcohol,
with an outstanding portfolio of brands
across spirits, beer and wine categories. Post
acquisitions in the calendar years (CYs) 2013
and 2014, Diageo Plc holds 54.8% equity
stake in India’s largest spirits maker.
The manufacturer and distributor of
beverage alcohol sells around 90 million
cases of Scotch whisky, Indian-made for-
eign liquor whisky, brandy, rum, vodka, gin
and wine. The portfolio includes brands
such as McDowell’s No.1, Royal Challenge,
Signature, and Antiquity among others. Also,
Diageo’s iconic brands such as Johnnie
Walker, VAT 69, Black & White, Smirnoff
and Ciroc are imported, manufactured and
sold in India.
As many as 18 brands in the portfolio
sell over a million cases per annum. Of
these, four brands sell over 10 million cases.
Exports go to over 37 countries. Apart from
60 manufacturing facilities spread across
the country, there are facilities under fran-
ern culture. Thus, there is a strong trend
Propelled by demand towards premium products. Due to rising
income levels, the pace of growth of con-
As many as 18 brands in the portfolio sumption in tier- 2, 3 and 4 cities and rural
of United Spirits sell over a million
areas could outpace that in urban cities.
cases per annum. Of these, four brands
sell over 10 million cases Mahindra Holidays & Resorts is a
direct play on the structural theme arising
4000
from changes in leisure culture and habits.
Face Value: Rs 10
3500
Established in CY 1996, the provider of lei-
United Spirits sure holidays on timeshare basis has 2.30
3000 lakh members and inventory of 3,362 rooms
across 53 resorts. The room inventory has
2500
recorded 11% CAGR between FY 2010 and
2000 FY 2017. As many as 4,436 members were
added in Q3 of FY 2018, down 5.5% over a
1500
M A M J J A S O N D J F year ago. International resorts are located in
2018
Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, Austria and
CMP Rs 3241 as on 19 February 2018. One-year return: 37.00%
S&P BSE Sensex one-year return: 18.64% Singapore. Subsidiary Holiday Club Resorts
(Finland) is among the leading vacation own-
chisee arrangements. The entire consumer ership companies in Europe, with 50,000
spectrum is catered to by luxury, premium, members and 33 resorts across Finland,
prestige and popular spirits categories. Sweden and Spain.
The alcohol industry in India is witness- Four projects are under planning and
ing significant changes influenced by west- development including Naldhera in Himachal

Tailwinds
The structural changes in the economy could see the emergence of new industries and change in demand dynamics

COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
Info Edge Among the very limited web-based businesses opportunities available is a very rare profitable pure internet play. The focus of
the online classifed ads is on recruitment (Naukri.com), matrimony (Jeevansathi), real estate (99acres.com), education
(Shiksham.com) and related services. Investment has been made in several web-based start-ups and ventures. The major
ones include Zomato (online food guide portal) and Policybazaar (online insurance portal). The debt-free and cash-rich status
provides significant leeway to promote and invest in internet-based ventures.
Titan Company The luxury goods maker is a leading watch producer in India, with watch brand Titan and jewellery brand Tanishq. The joint
venture between the Tata group and the Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation also sells Fastrack, a brand dedicated
to the youth segment. Other key brands include Sonata, Raga, Zoya, Favre-Leuba, Xylys and Nebula. Over 15 million
watches are manufactured per annum. Around 1,415 stores with aggregate retail space of 1.8 million square feet are spread
across 266 towns. Besides, products are sold through 11,000 multi-brand retail outlets. The aim is to achieve revenues of US$
5 billion by FY 2025 (US$ 2 billion in FY 2017).
ICICI Prud Life Insurance A joint venture between ICICI Bank and Prudential Corporation Holdings, part of an international financial services group
headquartered in the UK, is one of the first private sector insurers to begin operations in December 2000. Products are across
categories of protection, savings and investments. The first private life insurer to cross Rs 1 trillion assets under management
(AUM), with AUM of Rs 1383.04 billion end December 2017, had a 13-month persistency ratio of 86.7% and 61-month of 55%
in the eight months ended December 2017.
MCX Started in November 2003, the country’s first commodity derivatives exchange offers online trading, and clearing and
settlement of commodity derivatives transactions, with a market share of 89.1% by value of commodity derivatives contracts
traded. Trading in commodity derivative contracts is offered across varied segments including bullion, industrial metals,
energy and agricultural commodities. There are 669 registered members and 51,575 authorized persons, with presence in
over 1,200 cities and towns. Commodity derivatives volumes are a multiple of underlying physical commodity volumes. In
India, volumes on commodity futures exchanges are very low compared with the size of the physical market.
Talwalkars Better value Fit Founded in 1932, one of the largest fitness chains in the country has 211 centers spread across 85 cities in India and Sri
Lanka, with over 2 lakh members. Approval is awaited from the National Company Law Tribunal for de-merger into two
companies: gym and lifestyle. The gym company’s fitness centers are in five different formats: Talwalkars Gym, Talwalkars
Premium Gym, HiFi, Power World Gyms and Snap Fitness. The lifestyle company offers value- added services such as
NuForm (time-efficient weight loss program), Reduce (easy-diet program), Transform (holistic fitness program), Mickey Mehta

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Pradesh, Assanora in Goa and expansion at
Ashtamudi in Kerala and Kandaghat in
Himachal Pradesh. These projects will add
600 rooms in the coming couple of years.
Next, opportunities are being considered for
acquisition and leases in India. Besides, there
is land bank at 10 destinations across six
states. Efforts are on to expand further. Some
of the existing resorts have surplus land that
can be utilized for expansion.
Car ownership is used as a proxy for
the addressable market. At present, there
are over 13 million households owning a car,
a huge business opportunity.
Incorporated in CY 2003 and demerged
from parent Marico in September 2013,
Kaya provides skin-care solutions in In-
dia and the Middle East through Kaya
Skin Clinics (103 in India and 24 in the
Middle East) and product retail format
Kaya Skin Bar (151 in India). The Middle
East presence is in the UAE, Saudi Arabia,
Oman and Kuwait.
Kaya Skin Clinics offer customized so-
lutions by expert dermatologists, delivered
through a synergistic combination of prod-
ucts and services backed by skincare tech-
nologies. Each clinic has an in-house quali-
fied and certified dermatologist for consul-
tation and personalized solutions.
The skincare solutions include services
in the areas of acne and acne-scar reduc-
tion, pigmentation, anti-ageing and laser
permanent hair reduction along with regu-
lar beauty enhancement and maintenance
services. There are over 50 skin- and hair-
care products ranging from daily skin care
to specific skin concerns such as acne, pig-
mentation and ageing.
The customer count was at 51,308
end December 2017 compared with
48,126 end December 2016.The average
ticket size improved to Rs 9973 from Rs
9307 in the period. The Middle East cus-
tomer count declined to 15,960 from
16,678, while the average ticket size re-
mained flat at US$ 448 (447).
Flexi-staffing player TeamLease Ser-
vices was set up in CY 2002 to provide
leading human resource services to the or-
Stocks
ganized segment. The services comprise
diverse functional roles including staffing,
payroll processing, recruitment, compli-
ance and training services.
There is presence in eight locations, with
over 2,500 clients and 1,400 employees.
There are over 1.75 lakh associates and train-
ees. Till date, employment has been given
to over 1.6 million individuals. The share
of the organized staffing market is 5%.
In partnership with the Gujarat gov-
ernment, TeamLease Skills University, to
impart vocational training, was set up at
Vadodara. National Employability
through Apprenticeship Program was
rolled out in FY 2015 to provide on-the-
job training to apprentices.
The penetration level of flexi staffing in
India is on the lower side at 0.5% compared
with the global average of 1.6%. The ratio is
on the higher side for countries such as UK
(3.9%), Australia (3.7%), US (2.2%), Ger-
many (2.1%) and France (2%). The increase
in the formalization of workforce will sig-
nificantly benefit the flexi staffing industry.

360 Wellness Centers, Zumba Merchandise and Zumba (aerobics and Latin dance inspired fitness programme), Zorba (yoga),
spa, massage and aerobics along with a club business venture.
Trent The Tata group company operates Westside, one of the country’s largest retail chains; Star Bazaar, a hypermarket chain; and
Landmark a family entertainment format store. As many as 17 Westside stores were opened and three unviable stores closed
in FY 2017. Westside operates through 66 malls or shopping centers and 42 standalone stores across India. Westside is
planning to accelerate expansion in the coming years by focusing broadly on two formats: flagship stores (prominent full-offer
stores) and curated smaller stores in non-metros and emerging micro-markets. There are two separate joint ventures with the
Inditex group of Spain (holding 51% equity stake): one for Zara and the other for Massimo Dutti stores in India.
Westlife Development The focus is on putting up and operating quick service restaurants through wholly owned subsidiary Hardcastle Restaurants.
In west and south India, Hardcastle was operating McDonald’s through 265 restaurants across 36 cities in Telangana, Gujarat,
Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh, Goa and parts of Madhya Pradesh end
September 2017. McDonald’s operates through various formats and brand extensions including standalone restaurants, drive-
thru’s, 24/7 restaurants, McDelivery, and dessert Kiosks. Mutual funds owned 8.77% equity end December 2017.
Sun Pharma Adv Research The Sun group company undertakes research and development (R&D) of novel drugs and delivery systems. The re-
organized early- stage portfolio of programs is focusing on therapy areas over the last couple of years. The portfolio is
balanced between new chemical entities and novel drug delivery system programs, with focus on select types of cancers,
inflammation and neurodegenerative diseases and developing abuse deterrent formulations. Some of the programs are
expected to enter clinical trials in the near future. Mutual funds controlled 2.09% share capital end December 2017. R&D is one
of the industries likely to see lot of action due to the availability of talent in India.
La Opala RG The possessor of the largest opal glass tableware capacity in India across its Sitarganj in Uttarakhand and Madhupur in
Jharkhand facilities has prominent brands La Opala, Diva (Classique, Ivory, Quadra and Sovrana) and Solitaire. Diva
(tableware) and Solitaire (crystal ware) target premium consumers. The La Opala brand addresses the mass market. Products
are exported to over 40 countries. The demand pattern is witnessing transformation. Earlier, only the affluent population was
the customer. However, now demand for products is originating from other strata of population as well.
Thomas Cook The group is one of the largest travel service providers in the Asia-Pacific region. Travel and travel-related services offered
include foreign exchange, corporate travel, meetings- incentives-conferences-and-exhibitions (Mice), leisure travel, insurance,
visa and passport services and e-business. Leading B2C and B2B brands include Thomas Cook, Sotc, TCI, Sita, Asian
Trails, Allied T Pro, Australian Tours Management, Desert Adventures, Travel Circle International, and Private Safaris East &
South Africa. Footprint (exclusive of subsidiaries) extends to 223 locations including 21 airport counters in 85 cities across
India, Mauritius and Sri Lanka. There is 49.02% stake in Quess Corp, the provider of business services, and 100% in Sterling
Holiday Resorts, offering time-share.
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Formal jobs were estimated at 60 million in
the CY 2017 and are projected to reach 110
million by CY 2019.
Mutual funds held 14.7% stake in the
debt-free and cash-rich company. Keystone
Business Solutions was acquired to strengthen
IT staffing and Evolve Technologies to enter
telecom staffing business in CY 2017.
Wonderla Holidays operates three
amusement parks in Kochi, Bangalore and
Hyderabad. Also, there is a resort in Banga-
lore, under the brand Wonderla. Spread over
30 acres of landscaped space, the park in
Kochi offers over 50 amusement rides. The
Bangalore park, spread across 82 acres of
landscaped garden, is home to 61 thrill
packed rides. The Hyderabad park, spread
across 27 acres and having 43 rides, was
launched in FY 2017 at a cost of Rs 40 crore.
Growth opportunities include expand-
ing existing theme parks by adding features
and rides and launching new theme parks.
Nearly 60 acres of land have been bought in
Chennai for a new amusement park. Con-
struction is expected to commence within
the next two quarters and the park is set to
become operational by the start by CY 2020.
Importantly, despite being part of a capi-
tal-intensive industry, there is no debt at the
net level. In a positive development, goods
and services tax on the amusement park was
reduced to 18% in January 2018 as against
the earlier peak rate of 28%. As a result,
footfalls are expected to increase.
Currently, India has over 150 theme
parks catering to over 1.2 billion popula-
tion. The park-to-population ratio is re-
markably lower as compared with the US
that has 400 theme parks for a popula-
tion of 319 million. Besides, Indian theme
parks are smaller in size, with a limited
numbers of rides.
Starting operations in CY 1996, Jubi-
lant Foodworks along with subsidiary op-
erates Domino’s Pizza brand, with exclu-
sive rights for India, Nepal, Bangladesh and
Sri Lanka. The market leader in the pizza
segment had a network of 1,126 Domino’s
Pizza restaurants across 264 cities end Oc-
tober 2017.
Dunkin’ Donuts was launched in India
in CY 2012. There is exclusive right to oper-
ate and develop Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants
in India for 15 years till February 2026.
Dunkin’ Donuts, a subsidiary of Dunkin’
Brands, is the world’s leading baked goods
and coffee chain.
There were 50 Dunkin’ Donuts restau-
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Gearing for the future
Nearly 60 acres of land have been bought
by Wonderla Holidays in Chennai for a
new amusement park. Construction is
expected to commence shortly
420
Face Value: Rs 10
400
Wonderla Holidays
380
360
340
320
M A M J J A S O
CMP Rs 381 as on 19 February 2018. One-year return: 3.22%
S&P BSE Mid-cap index one-year return: 22.05%
rants in India end October 2017. Dunkin’
Donuts addresses two distinct non-compet-
ing segments of the food service industry:
the home-delivery pizza market and the all-
day part-food-and-beverage market. The
Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants offer young
guests a great ambience to catch up with
their friends and family in a relaxed and com-
fortable environment.
The growth drivers include higher dis-
cretionary income, urbanization, widening
exposure to new cultures and cuisines, pro-
growth demographics like youth popula-
tion, nuclear family and increase in work-
ing women. Mutual funds controlled
10.09% stake in the debt-free company end
December 2017.
Eicher Motors owns the iconic Royal
Enfield, the oldest motorcycle brand is in
continuous production in the world. Royal
Enfield is the leader in the premium segment
of the domestic market. With the change in
business dynamics, Royal Enfield has seen
significant increase in demand in the domes-
tic market. Royal Enfield models com-
manded a market share of 95% in the do-
mestic mid-size motorcycles segment, with
engine capacity between 250cc–750cc, in
FY 2017. In August 2017, production of
Royal Enfield commenced at a third manu-
facturing facility at Vallam Vadagal near
Chennai. Thus, the capacity of Royal Enfield
is expected to reach 8.25 lakh per annum by
March 2018 and peak capacity will be 9
lakh by March 2019.
To target global markets, 30 exclusive
stores of Royal Enfield were opened in the
US, Colombia, the UK, the UAE, France,
Spain, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines,
Stocks
Australia, Portugal, Austria, Malaysia, Bra-
zil and Vietnam.
VE Commercial Vehicles, the JV with the
Volvo group, manufactures and markets trucks
and buses. The attempt is to modernize com-
mercial transportation in India and other de-
veloping markets. Another JV with US-based
Polaris Industries Inc, Eicher Polaris Pvt Ltd,
launched Multix, a multiple purpose vehicle
for businessmen, in June 2015.
PVR is among the largest film exhibitor
in India, with a cinema circuit of 612 screens
at 132 properties in 51 cities spread across
18 states and one Union Territory, with ag-
gregate seats of 1.37 lakh. The basket com-
N D J F prises 55 premium format screens like Gold
2018
Class (36 screens), Imax (six screens), 4DX
(six screens), PXL (four screens) and Play-
house (three screens).
Footfalls recorded were 570 lakhs and
occupancy 31.2% in the nine months ended
December 2017. As many as 36 screens were
added in the period and 31 screens are sched-
uled to open in Q4 of FY 2018.
Recently, a tie-up has been entered into
with South Korea-based CJ4Dplex to take
the total 4DX screens count to 21 by the
end of CY 2019 from the current six. Fur-
ther, a minority stake has been bought in
US-based iPic-Gold Class Entertainment, a
luxury restaurant and theatre company, with
121 screens. The tie-up with BookMyShow
is to jointly run theatre-on-demand booking
platform Vkaao and to provide a richer and
more engaging experience to audiences.
Mutual funds held 9.67% stake end
December 2017. The debt-to-equity ratio
was at 0.80 times end March 2017.
Conclusion
Investors betting on structural stories
have to take a long-term view on growth.
It is crucial to assess the size of business
opportunities.
Though the structural stories are alluring,
they have their ups and downs. Investors
need to bear with the down-cycles and remain
invested. Such stories also command a high
premium due to limited opportunities.
Lately, stock markets across the globe
have witnessed correction owing to harden-
ing of bond yields in the US market. In the
near term, the markets are likely to remain
in correction mode. This could be oppor-
tune time to explore and invest in stocks
that are set to benefit from emerging oppor-
tunities created by change in demand mood.
— Venkatesh S
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IPOCentre
IPOCentre
HG Infra Engineering
Building roads
Orders stood at Rs 3707.81 crore end November 2017,
with Maharashtra accounting for 51% and Rajasthan 45%
Incorporated in 2003 and promoted by
Harendra Singh, Vijendra Singh, Girish
Pal Singh, HG Infra Engineering (HG) is a
Rajasthan-based player undertaking infra-
structure construction, development and
management. The main business includes
providing engineering-procurement-and-
construction (EPC) services on a fixed-sum
turnkey basis and undertaking civil construc-
tion and related infrastructure projects. The
focus area is road projects, including high-
ways, bridges and flyovers.
The order book was Rs 3707.81 crore
end November 2017. It comprised 21
projects in the the roads and highways sec-
tor, four civil construction projects and two
water supply projects. As much as 67% of
the order book comprised contracts from
government clients (NHAI, Morth and state
PWD) and rest from private clients.
The aim is to diversify and expand pres-
ence in different states to reduce business
concentration in limited geography. Bids
have been put in for projects in Gujarat,
Madhya Pradesh and Punjab. The strategy
is to de-risk from a limited number of states.
The thrust will be on EPC work in non-
road projects. Diversification will include
bidding for construction and maintenance of
railways, airport runways, and metros and
water and sewerage treatment.
The Offer and the Objects
The offer comprises an initial public offer-
ing of Rs 300 crore. At the higher price band
of Rs 270, the size is 111.11 lakh equity
shares. The offer also comprises offer for
sale of Rs 60 lakh shares. At the higher price
band of Rs 270, the size is Rs 162 crore.
The selling shareholders comprise promot-
ers and group Harendra Singh, Vijendra
Singh, Girish Pal Singh (each comprising 10
lakh shares) and Hodal Singh (30 lakh shares).
The objects of the issue is to repay
certain borrowings totalling Rs 115.52 crore
and to purchase capital equipment worth
Rs 90.03 crore. The balance is for other
corporate purposes, apart from the ben-
efits of listing the equity shares on the BSE
and the NSE.
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CM Rating 44/100
ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS
Fresh Issue ( in no of shares in lakhs)
- On upper price band
Total Issue size for fresh issue ( in Rs crore)
Offer for sale ( in Rs crore)
- On upper price band
Total Issue size for fresh issue
( in no of shares in lakhs)
Price Band (Rs)
Bid size ( in no of shares)
Post issue share capital (Rs crore)
Post-issue Promoter & Group shareholding (%)
Issue open date
Issue closed date
Listing
Strengths
The order book was Rs 3707.81 crore end
November 2017. It amount to about 3.5
times the fiscal year ended March 2017 (FY
2017) revenues.
Healthy economic growth, increase in
government investments, reforms and higher
budgetary support, new region-specific ini-
tiatives, improved private participation and
favourable policy changes are some of the
major growth drivers for the road sector.
Cumulative investments by the Central
government in the road sector recorded 11%
compounded annual growth rate (CAGR)
to Rs 580000 crore between FY 2013 and
FY 2017. State governments’ investments
in the road sector registered 14% CAGR
from Rs 48500 crore to Rs 81500 crore.
According to Morth and Crisil Re-
search, despite having the second largest
road network of 6.1 million km, India has
sub-par quality of roads, with surface roads
accounting for as high as 61% of the total
road length.
National highway (NH) constitutes a
mere 1.7% of the road network but carry
about 40% of the total road traffic. There is
tremendous opportunity in EPC work in the
road sector. Expected investments, based on
the budgetary allocation of the Central and
state governments, in NH are around Rs
430000 crore in the next five years, up 2.9
times from five years ago.
Weaknesses
Change in Central government and its
policy like that in FY 2015 can affect the
overall tendering process and order book
and execution. Lot of contracts that were
tendered out got cancelled in FY 2015. The
Union government stopped build-operate-
transfer (BOT) mode of tendering orders.
Thus, the order book was affected. Rev-
enues declined 22% to Rs 365.08 crore and
profit after tax (Pat) slipped 46% to Rs
111.11
9.22 crore in FY 2015.
300.00
Maharashtra accounts for 51% and
Rajasthan 45% of the total order book. Any
162.00 change in policies or other related issues in-
cluding changes in toll collection in these
60.00
states can affect prospects.
263-270
While the aim is to de-risk the EPC
55.00
business from roads to other related sec-
65.17
tors, a penetration policy has to be
73.7% adopted. Prequalification eligibility will
26-02-2018 also be lower. Orders will be won only at
28-02-2018 lower margins.
BSE, NSE While private sector participation is
picking up, the business is predominately
dependent on Central government (includ-
ing states) tenders and bidding process. Elec-
tions, political uncertainties, availability of
funds and such other factors affect the
government’s tendering process.
Any delay in construction of projects,
cost overruns due to change in the scope of
work and claims for damage can affect the
execution of projects and, thus, the margins.
Valuation
Consolidated net sales were up 42% to Rs
1054.89 crore and the operating profit mar-
gins (OPM) increased 90 basis points to
11.4%, thus resulting in 54% expansion in
operating profit (OP) to Rs 120.17 crore in
FY 2017. Consolidated profit after tax (Pat)
rose 63% to FY 2017.
Net sales stood at Rs 567.34 crore, with
OPM of 14.1%, resulting in OP of Rs 79.77
crore in the six months ended September
2017. Consolidated Pat was Rs 29.20 crore.
Due to seasonality of business, half- year
earnings cannot be annualised.
The diluted equity share capital at the
upper price band of Rs 270 stands at Rs
65.17 crore of face value of Rs 10. Thus,
EPS is Rs 7.6 for FY 2017. The P/E on FY
2017 earnings works out to 35.7.
KNR Construction, PNC Infratech and
Dilip Buildcon are some of the listed peers.
They are trading at P/E of 35-40 times their
consolidated FY 2017 EPS 
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InFocus
Long-term gains undergo short-term pains
The Nifty Bank index has dipped
9.1% and the Nifty PSU Bank index
has plunged steep 14.8% in February
2018 so far
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Troubled times
Challenges from rising NPAs, tightening of regulatory norms,
frauds, higher credit cost and provisioning
Banking sector stocks have taken a big hit
since early calendar year (CY) 2018. The
plunge in Nifty PSU Bank index has been
particularly sharp, underperforming even the
headline NSE Bank index. The partial ero-
sion in the gains seen since the announce-
ment of recapitalization of banks late Octo-
ber 2017 has been contributed by missteps
by three top PSU banks (PSBs) that have
hogged the limelight in the New Year.
Mid February, Punjab National Bank
(PNB) disclosed to the stock exchanges of
detecting some fraudulent and unauthorized
transactions (messages) by some customers
amounting to about US$ 1.77 billion in one
of its branch in Mumbai. Based on these
transactions, other banks appeared to have
advanced money to them abroad. Firms
associated with the Nirav Modi and the Mehul
Chokshi group approached PNB branch at
Brady House, Mumbai, to allow buyers’
credit for making payment to overseas
suppliers. As there was no sanctioned limit,
branch officials asked for 100% cash margin
for issuing letter of undertaking (LoU). The
firms contested that they have been availing
such transactions since past several years.
On scrutiny, it was observed that the
earlier issuance of LoU had been made by
the branch officials through Swift (The
Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial
Telecommunication) without obtaining
approval of competent authorities or
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The Nifty PSU Bank index has lost 4.5%
over a year ago level and has eroded
21.8% from a peak touched post re-cap
bonds announcement on 24 October 2017
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4000
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submitting appropriate documents. The
LoUs were given without making entries in
bank’s trade finance module. A series of
meetings were held with representatives of
the Nirav Modi group and Chokshi’s
Gitanjali group in New Delhi and Mumbai
to impress upon them to pay the amount.
They were also directed to provide all
necessary documents to ensure that the
imports are bona fide trade transactions.
Upon confirming the first maturity of
LoU liabilities on 25 January 2018 as
fraudulent, a fraud report was submitted to
the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on 29
January 2018. The liabilities amounted to
US$ 44.22 million, equivalent to Rs 280.70
crore, and were related to three group firms
of Nirav Modi. A few days later, a criminal
complaint for registration of FIR against
accused persons including the maker and
checker employees of the bank for offence
of cheating of fraud was filed with Joint
Director (Policy), Central Bureau of
Investigation (CBI). On 12 February 2018,
based on investigation report, total fraud of
Rs 11394.02 crore stemming from the
unauthorized issuance of LoUs, foreign LoCs
and inland letter of guarantees in the group
accounts of Nirav Modi Group and Gitanjali
Group and in the account of Chandri Paper
& Allied Products was reported to the RBI.
The next day an FIR was filed with CBI
against above the two groups and Chandri
The Nifty Bank index has outperformed
the NSE Nifty 50, but the Nifty PSU
Bank has dipped 19% in three years
and 7% five years
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Paper & Allied Products and a complaint
registered with the Enforcement Directorate.
Meanwhile, Uco Bank announced on 17
February 2018 that its outstanding exposure
involved in the transactions was about US$
411.82 million. Allahabad Bank followed,
saying it had taken exposure with PNB as a
counter-party under various LoUs issued
through authenticated Swift message. The
bank had also purchased some buyer’s credit
assets from Axis Bank extended against PNB
LoU through risk participation as a part of
normal international business practice.
Allahabad Bank’s outstanding exposure is
approximately US$ 366.87 million. Union
Bank of India also disclosed exposure of US$
300 million towards PNB LoUs and buyer’s
credit assets from Axis Bank. All three banks
have indicated that their lending is fully
secured by LoU documents and are confident
of receiving the payment from PNB.
An LoU allows the customer of the
issuing bank to raise money from another
bank’s foreign branch in the form of a short-
term credit. It serves the purpose of a bank
guarantee for the customer for making
payment to offshore suppliers in foreign
currency. For raising the LoU, the customer
(importer) is supposed to pay margin money
to the bank that issues the LoU. It is 100%
for gems and jewellery firms. The charges for
LoU vary from customer to customer and
bank to bank based on their negotiation. PNB
charges 0.25% per month or minimum
Rs 1500 per LoU for taking buyer’s credit
from PNB and 0.4% per month or minmum
Rs 2000 per LoU for taking buyer’s credit
arranged from other banks.
With the recent, sharp moderation in
bank credit growth, banks have been focusing
on increasing fee income by acquiring higher
Feb 26 – Mar 11, 2018 CAPITAL MARKET
InFocus
non-fund based business. However, frauds
and defaults on the non-fund based exposure
is a key concern for banks’ earning and asset
quality. Fee income of PNB, which hovered
around Rs 3400 crore per year in the three
years up to the fiscal year ended March 2016
(FY2016), jumped to Rs 4090 crore in
FY2017 and remained healthy at Rs 3330
crore in the nine months ended December
2017, driven by growth across all segments.
Separately, Bank of Baroda (BoB)
decided to shut down its South African
operations by end March after 21 years amid
a probe into alleged compliance lapses by
the branch there. The Indian state-owned
bank came under the scanner after it emerged
in April 2016 as the only bank willing to do
business with the Gupta brothers, accused
of bribing President Zuma and his family
members to promote their business interests.
The business of the bank in South Africa is
not very significant and the exit will not have
any major impact on its financials, it said in
a filing to the stock exchanges. The bank
assured an orderly exit in consultation with
the local regulators.
BoB’s dealings with the Gupta family,
now settled in South Africa, came to light
following information furnished by the bank
to exchanges in August 2017 of paying Rs 5.45
crore as penalty on the South Africa branch
by the local regulator. Of the total 5,558
branches, the Baroda (Gujarat)-headquartered
bank has 107 overseas branches.
Meanwhile, India’s largest PSB State
Bank of India posted net loss of Rs 2416
crore in the quarter ended December 2017.
The sharp increase in provision for bad debt
and investment depreciation along with dip
in treasury income caused net losses in Q3
of the financial year ending March 2018 (FY
2018), after consistently recording profit for
the last 74 straight quarters.
The series of misfortunes come on top
of the surge in bad debts amid slowdown in
credit growth. PSBs’ loan growth started
decelerating from around 20% end December
2013 to turn negative at 0.4% end December
2016, but recovered to the positive level of
5.3% end December 2017.
However, non-performing assets
(NPAs) continued to accelerate to 5.1% end
December 2014 and spurted to 13% end
December 2017. As per the latest financial
stability report of December 2017 of the
RBI, the overall risks to the banking sector
remains elevated due to asset quality
concerns. The stress test indicated that,
Feb 26 – Mar 11, 2018 CAPITAL MARKET
Making amends
As many as 24 of the 38 listed banks
have reported gross NPA divergence
of Rs 43546 crore for FY2016. It has
been adjusted in FY2017
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NPA divergence for FY2016 in Rs crore.
under the baseline scenario, the gross NPA
ratio of all scheduled commercial banks may
increase from 10.2% in September 2017 to
10.8% by March 2018 and further to 11.1%
by September 2018. If macro-economic
conditions deteriorate, the gross NPA ratio
may increase further.
The RBI has provided a number of
resolution tools such as corporate debt
restructuring (CDR), formation of joint
lenders’ forum (JLF), flexible restructuring
for long-term project loans to infrastructure
and core industries called 5/25 scheme
(allowing banks to extend long-term loans
of 20-25 years to match the cash flow of
projects), strategic debt restructuring scheme
(SDR) and sustainable structuring of
stressed assets (S4A).
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
has been enacted and Securitization and
Reconstruction of Financial Assets and
Enforcement of Security Interest Act and
The Recovery of Debts due to Banks and
Financial Institutions Act have been
amended to improve recovery of bank loans.
Six new Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRTs)
have been established.
The central bank undertook the asset
quality review (AQR) of the banking system
in Q3 of FY2016. Banks were advised to
classify certain weak accounts as bad loans
and make provisions. The banking sector
fresh slippages of loans jumped more than
two times, with PSBs reporting voluminous
fresh NPA additions of Rs 3.63 trillion and
private sector banks (PVBs) posting NPA
addition of Rs 0.47 trillion in FY 2016. About
55-65% of the total slippages in the second
half of FY2016 owed to the implementation
of RBI’s AQR.
Corporate lenders mainly faced the brunt
of asset quality woes in FY2016. Retail
private banks were better off, with lower
exposure to leveraged corporate accounts.
PSB’s fresh slippages of loan remained
elevated at Rs 2.59 trillion. Those of PVBs
jumped to Rs 0.78 trillion in FY2017. PSBs’
slippages continue to be elevated at Rs 1.48
trillion and for PVBs at Rs 0.37 trillion in the
first half for FY2018. The subsequent AQRs
from the RBI, continuous slippages of
restructured loans, balance sheet clean-up
from banks, demonetization and government
1954 1884 loan waivers for certain segments caused
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further slippages in FY2017 and FY2018.
Corpo. J & K Oriental Meanwhile, the bank-wise risk-based
Bank Bank Bank
supervision (RBS) from the RBI to assess
certain retrospective divergence in banks’ asset
classification and provisioning relating to
FY2016 also caused pressure on banks’
profitability in FY2017. As many as 24 banks
out of 38 listed banks have reported gross
NPA divergence of Rs 43546 crore for FY2016.
The divergence has been adjusted in their
financial statements for FY2017. The net NPA
divergence of these banks has been Rs 31536.
Further, the provision divergence is reported
at Rs 13200 crore, while the reported profit
after tax (Pat) at Rs 7466 crore has been
overestimated to the extent of Rs 10522 crore
(notional) in FY2016. The divergence is not
disclosed by the rest of the banks as it is below
the 15% threshold level of the RBI on both
NPA as well as provisioning.
Yes Bank’s gross NPA divergence jumped
to Rs 6355-crore loans and additional
provision requirement of Rs 1536 crore in
FY 2017. The bank has absorbed the full
impact of the divergence in Q2 of FY2018
itself. Axis Bank disclosed elevated gross NPA
divergence of Rs 5633 crore and provisioning
divergence of Rs 1316 crore. It has duly
recorded the impact of divergence for FY2017
in the results for the quarter ended September
2017. SBI showed NPA divergence of Rs
23239 crore, causing an increase in the fresh
slippages of loans for the bank to Rs 25836
crore in Q3 of FY2018. Bank of India also
reported NPA divergence of Rs 14057 crore
for FY2017, causing to post net loss of Rs
2341.20 crore in Q3 of FY2018 on account
of higher NPA provisioning.
PSBs’ losses widened in Q3 of FY2018
as spurt in bond yields in anticipation of
higher interest rates going ahead due to
increase in fiscal deficit to 3.5% of GDP in
FY 2018 as against the target of 3.2%. As a
result, treasury income of banks was severely
affected due to the decline in mark to market
value of the bonds in their portfolio. Banks
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Going downhill
The banking sector’s fresh slippages of loans jumped more than two times, with fresh NPA additions of
Rs 3.63 trillion by PSU banks and Rs 0.47 trillion by private banks in FY 2016. About 55-65% of the total slippages in the
second half of FY2016 owed to the asset quality review
EXPOSURE TO GEMS & JEWELLERY OVERALL CREDIT EXPOSURE CRAR % NPA RATIO % PROVISION
FUND NON-FUND FUND NON-FUND TOTAL % TIER I % GNPA % NNPA % COVERAGE
(Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs cr) (Rs cr) RATIO %
Public sector bank
Allahabad Bank* 1004 377 152180 21760 11.27 8.38 14.38 8.97 53.73
Andhra Bank* 1911 110 149454 21662 12.17 8.56 14.26 7.72 57.44
Bank of Baroda 2446 54 499230 109584 11.55 9.52 11.31 4.97 68.03
Bank of India* 9197 263 413886 61170 12.05 8.82 16.93 10.29 56.96
Bank of Maharashtra 459 114 107846 16255 11.29 9.06 19.05 12.17 53.4
Canara Bank* 3651 82 373440 79305 12.49 9.57 10.38 6.78 55.81
Central Bank* 1769 417 222331 26954 7.87 5.87 18.08 9.45 62.49
Corporation Bank 3184 117 137049 24693 10.00 7.32 15.92 10.73 59.48
Dena Bank* 746 - 76600 9811 11.48 8.97 19.56 11.52 56.85
IDBI Bank 2428 113 257059 129847 11.93 8.97 24.72 16.02 56.99
Indian Bank* 129 10 205221 66319 12.44 10.99 6.27 3.30 64.73
Indian Overseas Bank* 1187 - 215309 14732 9.74 7.27 21.95 13.08 57.83
Oriental Bank* 812 8 162131 36619 10.37 7.56 16.95 9.52 62.09
Punjab & Sind Bank* 159 1383 60636 5050 11.16 8.12 10.95 7.20 50
Punjab National Bank 1860 843 481918 85559 11.58 9.16 12.11 7.55 60.78
State Bank of India 14807 2427 1954634 410165 12.68 10.30 10.35 5.61 65.92
Syndicate Bank* 1823 167 214887 23490 11.88 9.06 9.62 5.44 59.93
UCO Bank* 418 10 123813 16580 9.01 7.01 20.64 10.90 62.29
Union Bank * 8075 17623 309953 50893 11.37 8.65 13.03 6.96 57.12
United Bank* 436 91 68562 5737 10.98 7.73 20.10 11.96 59.11
Vijaya Bank* 720 43 94207 7869 12.26 9.67 6.17 3.99 61.25
Priavate Sector
Axis Bank 1995 570 614615 122985 17.50 13.63 5.28 2.56 66.00
City Union Bank 68 3 27137 2811 14.93 14.47 3.30 1.74 65.00
DCB Bank 240 40 21569 1917 15.77 12.54 1.89 0.87 73.36
Dhanlaxmi Bank* 334 - 10077 811 11.15 - 6.96 4.08 73.49
Federal Bank 220 0 100723 6239 14.41 13.84 2.52 1.36 70.00
HDFC Bank 7132 1284 732936 92310 15.50 13.60 1.29 0.44 -
ICICI Bank 5060 913 845710 268149 17.65 14.57 7.82 4.20 60.90
IDFC Bank - - 92605 22772 19.15 18.84 5.62 2.52 -
IndusInd Bank 6924 467 181471 69816 15.83 15.33 1.16 0.46 60.00
J & K Bank 169 - 85065 4955 10.87 8.54 10.08 4.29 69.51
Karnataka Bank 378 90 49059 6227 12.26 11.14 3.97 2.85 49.13
Karur Vysya Bank 518 409 49646 5726 13.92 13.36 5.94 3.88 54.07
Kotak Mahindra Bank 5198 297 221116 42947 17.09 16.40 2.31 1.09 -
Lakshmi Vilas Bank 151 7 25029 2347 9.75 7.88 5.66 4.27 46.75
RBL Bank 540 15 49967 13637 15.03 14.10 1.56 0.97 52.54
South Ind.Bank 701 32 68795 4843 12.51 10.10 3.40 2.35 49.35
Yes Bank 4858 578 225627 70068 18.40 14.70 1.72 0.93 46.40
Source: Banks Basel III disclosures, Capitaline Databases. Figures end December 2017. * Credit exposure data end September 2017. CRAR: Capital adequacy ratio.
Tier I: Ratio is banks’ subscribed capital, retained earnings and other eligible instruments as % of total risk weighed assets.

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InFocus
were also required to make heavy
provision of depreciation of the
investment book. The yield on 10-year
government security (g-sec) paper
jumped 67 basis points (bps) in Q3 of
FY2018 and increased 82 bps in CY
2017, making it one of the worst years
for Indian bonds since CY 2008. The
yields increased while snapping the
consistent cumulative decline of 231
bps of the last three straight years on
concerns over inflation pressure and
liquidity tightening. Global factors
such as the rise in oil prices and the
onset of monetary tightening in the
developed markets also contributed to * FY 2018
boosting domestic bond yields. Bond
yields are expected to remain elevated and
hover in the range of 7.35% to 7.65% in the
next few months, providing no support to
treasury income of banks.
At a time when more PSBs are revealing
divergences in NPA classification, the
banking regulator has overhauled the
resolution framework. The RBI issued a
revised framework, discontinuing all the
existing schemes such as revitalizing of
stressed assets, CDR, the 5/25 scheme, SDR,
change in ownership outside SDR and
scheme for sustainable structuring of stressed
assets (S4A) with immediate effect.
Banks have to report credit information
on loans of Rs 5 crore and above to Central
Repository of Information on Large Credits
(CRILC) every month against existing
quarterly basis. Any default in such
loans needs to be reported to CRILC every
Friday starting 23 February. All lenders must
put in place board-approved policies for
resolution of stressed assets under this
framework, including the timelines for
resolution. As soon as there is a default in
the borrower’s account with any lender, all
lenders singly or jointly – have to initiate
steps to cure the default. Where there is
restructuring or change in ownership in
accounts of Rs 100 crore and above, an
independent credit evaluation (ICE) of the
residual debt by credit rating agencies
specifically authorized by the RBI is
required. Accounts with exposure of Rs 500
crore and above will require two such ICEs.
Only such evaluated plans will be considered
for implementation.
If there is restructuring, the account will
be immediately downgraded to sub-standard
and can be upgraded only when all the
outstanding loan or facilities in the account
Feb 26 – Mar 11, 2018 CAPITAL MARKET
Worsening performance
The loan growth and NPA cycles of PSBs have taken a
turn for the worse since FY 2013 as economic
expansion slowed below 5% by the March 2013 quarter
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demonstrate ‘satisfactory performance’ of
no default at any time during the
implementation period. Any failure on the
part of lenders in meeting the prescribed
timelines or any actions by lenders with
anintent to conceal the actual status of
accounts or evergreen the stressed accounts
is to be subjected to stringent supervisory
and enforcement actions including, but not
limited to, higher provisioning on such
accounts and monetary penalties.
If a resolution plan in respect of large
accounts is not implemented as per the
prescribed timelines, lenders shall file
insolvency application, singly or jointly,
under IBC within 15 days from the expiry of
the timeline. The revised framework tightens
norms significantly around recognition of
impairment, resolution timelines and
recognition of upgrades and may lead to
prolonged NPA cycle, higher provisioning
burden and lower growth capital for PSBs.
Recognizing the challenging times being
faced by PSBs, the Central government has
continued support to them by periodic
capital infusion. In August 2015, it
announced a four-year plan for bank
capitalization of Rs 70000 crore spanning
FY2016 to FY2019 to give a boost for
investment and growth in India and has
pumped in Rs 59435 crore so far.
In October 2017, it announced a massive
plan to recapitalize PSBs with capital of Rs
2.11 lakh crore. The amount was nearly 35%
of their networth and 50% of their market
cap on 24 October 2017. Of the proposed
Rs 2.11-lakh-crore capital infusion, Rs 1.35
lakh crore will be provided by issuing
recapitalization bonds, Rs 18000 crore from
budgetary support and balance Rs 58000
crore from market capital raising.
PSBs facing actions under the RBI’s
Prompt Corrective Action (PCA)
framework, were given priority
allocation of capital in the first tranche.
The non-PCA large banks such as BoB
(Rs 5375 crore), PNB (Rs 5473 crore)
and SBI (Rs 8800 crore) also received
strong capital allocation to substantially
13
strengthen capital adequacy ratio banks
and boost loss absorption capacity,
5.3 particularly of PNB.
0.7
To bail out and revive troubled
FY FY
discoms, the Union government had
2017 2018*
announced the Ujwal Discom Assurance
Yojna (Uday), a third package in the last
12 year, aiming to ensure a sustainable
permanent solution to the problem.
Banks restructured significant portion of
exposure to the discoms. With the end of
three-year moratorium period for principal
repayment in FY 2016, about Rs 53000 crore
of discoms loans were on the verge of slipping
to NPA category. Under the scheme, the states
have to take over 75% of discom debt on 30
September 2015, i.e., 50% in FY 2016 and
25% in FY2017. The balance 25% of the loan
on the books of discoms will be converted
into credit at a concessional rate: base rate
plus 10 bps or issued as bonds in the market.
Conclusion
The banking sector, particularly PSBs, has
continued to witness various challenges
from rising NPAs, tightening of regulatory
norms and cases of frauds. Higher credit
cost and provisioning is expected to con-
tinue to be major challenges. Provisions are
expected to remain higher for fresh NPA
additions, aging of existing NPAs and for
application of Inidian accounting standard
(Ind-AS) requiring higher provision effec-
tive from 1 April 2018.
The revised stressed asset resolution
framework of the RBI is expected to put
pressure on fresh NPA addition and
provisioning for the banking sector.
However, the government recap plan is
a major boost to PSBs as well as for
economic growth. PSBs will be capitalized
in the current fiscal year through a mix of
recapitalization bonds Rs 80000 crore and
direct infusion from budgetary allocations
Rs 8139 crore. The capital infusion will help
PSBs to absorb higher losses with large
haircuts on resolution of NPA accounts. The
consolidation process in PSBs is, thus, likely
to gain traction.
— Vijay Ghutukade
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Sinchai Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima
Yojana and e-Nam. Recently, the Goods and
Focus on distribution, access to credit, MSP at 1.5 times Services Tax (GST) Council also cut the
production cost and DBT to attract investors
tax rate on drip-irrigation systems and
mechanical sprayers from 18% to 12%.
The agriculture-oriented budget with sus- Agricultural productivity is dependent
Bottoming out
tained focus on increasing rural incomes, is on the appropriate use of critical inputs such
expected to boost consumption of fertiliz- The WPI of fertilizers and nitrogen as irrigation, seeds, fertilizers, credit, ma-
ers. Domestic fertilizer makers are expected compounds dropped 2.21% in April- chines, technology and extension services,
see robust sales going ahead. Union Finance December 2017, but has been steady for the noted the Economic Survey 2017-18.
Minister Arun Jaitely announced in his bud- last three months, signalling a recovery In its annual report for 2016-17, RCF
124
get speech for 2018-19 a number of initia- noted that India is the third largest producer
tives to direct the benefits of structural 122 of nitrogenous fertilizers in the world, only
changes and good growth to reach farmers, behind China and the US and third largest
120
poor and other vulnerable sections of soci- producer of phosphatic fertilizers. The
ety and to uplift the under-developed re- 118 requirement of potash is met through import
gions. The next fiscal year’s budget will con- as there are no reserves.
116
solidate these gains and strengthen the agri- Chemical fertilizer consumption per
culture and rural economy. 114 l
Apr
l
Jan
l
Jan
l
Jan
l
Jan Dec
l hectare in India is, however, still low, at 139
Viewing agriculture as an enterprise, the 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2017 kg per hectare in 2015-16, in comparison with
government wants farmers to produce more some developed countries such as South
from the same land parcel at lesser cost and be linked by March 2018. About 22,000 rural Korea (400 kg), Netherlands (275 kg), Belgium
simultaneously realize higher prices for their haats will be upgraded into grameen (225 kg), Japan (340 kg). As most of the
produce. The emphasis is also on generating agricultural markets (Grams). As much as cultivated areas in India are rainfed, they
productive and gainful on-farm and non-farm Rs 2200 crore has been allocated for an consume only 20% of the total fertilizers.
employment for the farmers and landless agricultural market fund to develop and The Indian fertilizer industry is carrying out
families. The minimum support price upgrade infrastructure across the 22000 de–bottlenecking and energy-saving schemes
(MSP) for crops will be at least at one-and- Grams and 585 APMCs, allowing bulk for the existing plants to enhance the capacity
a-half times the cost involved. purchasers to directly procure from farmers. and reduce specific energy consumption.
As many as 470 agricultural produce Programs to double the income of the The direct benefit transfer (DBT) sys-
market committees (APMCs) have been farmers by the calendar year (CY) 2022 tem for fertilizer subsidy was introduced on
linked to the National Agricultural Market encompass activities from seed to a pilot basis from October 2016. The entire
(e-Nam). The remaining 115 APMCs will marketing. Credit from institutional sources subsidy on various fertilizer grades is re-
leased to the fertilizer companies on the ba-
Supportive climate sis of actual sales made by the retailers to
the beneficiaries. The sale of all subsidized
The GST on fertilizer-grade phosphoric acid has been cut to 12% from 18%, fertilizers to farmers and buyers is made
help fertilizer manufacturers through point-of-sale (PoS) devices installed
OPM % PAT % NET SALES (Rs crore) at each retailer. The beneficiaries are identi-
Q3 FY TTM Q3 Q3 FY TTM Q3 Q3 FY QUARTER YEARLY TTM Q3 % ON fied through Aadhar card, kisan credit card
and voter identity card.
2018 2017 2018 2017 2018 (%) (%) 2017 PREV TTM
The implementation of the DBT scheme
Coromandel Inter 12.27 12.78 6.39 6.78 2694.87 -26.104 20.566 10834.39 0.58
requires development of PoS devices at
Natl. Fertilizer 5.67 6.96 1.85 2.69 2840.75 33.199 12.842 8712.38 17.24
every retailer, training of retailers in using
RCF 4.01 4.81 0.9 1.38 1985.06 10.137 17.827 7563.94 8.07
the PoS device and stock initialization in the
Chambal Fert. 11.98 12.39 6.4 6.12 2330.1 10.547 -2.023 7476.95 -3.43
PoS device after verifying the physical stock
GSFC 11.04 9.25 12.98 8.79 1537.45 -0.184 39.426 5757.15 6.06
at the retail point before making sales
GNFC 29.03 27.05 14.32 13.25 1590.89 5.584 39.857 5276.36 12.52
transactions. Presently, the DBT scheme is
Deepak Fert. 9.48 10.73 3.47 3.69 1641.29 33.562 59.593 5258.02 30.00
under implementation in 17 pilot districts.
Zuari Agro Chem. 10 10.53 3.35 2.45 1434.3 5.91 46.278 4436.69 3.91
Based on the deployment of PoS devices in
Nagarjuna Fert. 9.02 8.58 -1.01 -1.82 1001.89 -3.304 15.082 3661.4 5.91
different states, preparedness of the state
Mangalore Chem. 9.47 7.42 3.43 1.72 668.11 -17.119 22.145 2608.68 -5.38
government and lead fertilizer supplier
SPIC 5.56 5.61 3.33 2.04 524.89 -13.296 23.728 1899.93 18.16
companies, the department has drawn up a
FACT 12.94 12.8 -0.76 -5.7 583.2 -3.654 36.466 1839.55 5.25
detailed action plan to extend the DBT
Only companies declaring earnings for Q3 of FY 2018 and with net sales excedding Rs 1000 crore in last TTM considered.
scheme to other states in a phased manner.

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On 22 December, 2017, 14 states and
Union Territories were brought under the
DBT framework. The Aadhaar-seeded data
base of beneficiaries provides transaction
visibility. The linking of actual sales to
subsidy payments facilitates faster tracking
of funds along the value chain, i.e., from
manufacturers to beneficiaries. Diversion of
fertilizers is expected to be minimized.
Due to react reform, the fertilizer sector is
attracting foreign investors. In January 2018,
Norwegian fertiliser giant Yara International
announced the completion of acquisition of
Tata Chemicals’s 1.2- mt per annum urea plant
at Babrala in Uttar Pradesh. Termed as India’s
first-ever foreign direct investment in the
fertilizer sector, the Rs 2682-crore deal
includes the transfer of all assets and liabilities
(working capital) of the Babrala unit.
Domestic production of urea, a widely
used nitrogenous fertilizer in India, extended
its downward trajectory. Total output
decreased around 2% in November 2017 over
November 2016. Production dropped 3.32%
between April and November 2017 as against
a 0.39% de-growth in the same period a year
ago. Production of di-ammonium phosphate
(DAP) also dropped 9.89% in November
2017 compared with the same month a year
ago. Production gained 17.38% between April
and November 2017, extending the growth
momentum in recent years.
The Wholesale Price Index (WPI) of
fertilizers and nitrogen compounds rose a
marginal 0.09% in December 2017
compared with the same month a year ago
and dropped 2.21% in April – December
2017. However, the index has held steady
Action packed
The New Urea Policy, 2015, led to an additional production of approximately
20 lakh tonnes from the existing plants
The New Urea Policy, 2015, has been
notified by the Union government with
the objectives of maximizing indig-
enous urea production, promoting
energy efficiency and rationalizing
subsidy burden on the government.
The policy, effective from June 2015
to March 2019, led to an additional
production of approximately 20 lakh
tonnes (lt) from the existing plants.
Total production of urea was 244.5 lt
in 2015-16.
 Domestic Price Guidelines, 2014,
were introduced to align variation in gas
Feb 26 – Mar 11, 2018 CAPITAL MARKET
Divergence in trends
Domestic production of urea dropped
3.32% between April and November
2017. Production of DAP gained 17.38%
between April and November 2017
2100
2039.63
2015.75
2000
1950.51
1892.95 1882.18
1900
1800
1700
FY 2013-14 FY 2014-15 FY 2015-16 FY 2016-17 FY 2017-18*
*FY 2017-18 till November.
Average production in thousand tonnes
at 116.80 levels for the last three months,
indicating that the weakness in the price
levels might be on its way to disappear.
The index bottomed out at 116 in July
2017, the lowest level in four years.
Imports of fertilizers are also sliding,
indicating that the domestic variants are
witnessing good demand. Imports of crude
fertilizers dropped 12.90% in April-
December 2017 compared with the same
period a year ago. Imports of manufactured
fertilizers also slipped 3.80%.
Outlook
The general undertone in the agriculture com-
modity prices seems to be buoyant. The
MSP compensation formula seems to have
come at an apt time. Output of the kharif
(monsoon) crops in the current fiscal year is
likely to be lower than the previous year.
Production of food grains such as rice, pulses
prices US$ 4.205-5.75 per million
British thermal units (mbtu) (pre-2014).
 Gas price pooling was launched from
1 June 2015 to incentivize urea produc-
tion at healthy energy efficiency
 Nutrient-based subsidy rates revision
on periodical basis will lower the
subsidy burden. Possibility of de-
canalization of urea imports
 Direct benefit transfer of subsidy to
farmers for tracking fertilizers till its
actual consumption will plug leakages
and containing the ever increasing
subsidy bill.
and coarse cereals is likely to be 2.8% below
the record crop of 138.5 mt in 2016-17. Rabi
crop is also set to shrink, with the acreage
falling 1.5% end January 2018. However,
an expected uptick in food commodity prices
should ensure that the coming kharif season
sees heavy plantings.
Even the rabi harvest is likely to turn in
a disappointing performance. As per
preliminary reports received from the states,
the total area sown under rabi crops stood
at 632.34 lakh hectares on 2 February 2018
compared with 641.72 lakh hectares this time
in 2017, a drop of 1.50%. It is clear that the
prices for major agriculture commodities will
remain elevated in the coming months.
However, the country is set to see a
buoyant sowing kharif season in the
calendar year 2018. Demand for all farm
inputs will increase as a result of the budget
announcements and a steady recovery in
the broad economy.
There is a possibility that the players
in the domestic fertilizer sector can witness
some upward pressure on the working
capital requirement in the face of current
streamlining of the DBT process. However,
the fertilizer industry will find comfort that
the government has been steadily increasing
the volumes of institutional credit for the
agriculture sector. The amount of credit
went up from Rs 8.5 lakh crore in 2014-15
to Rs 10 lakh crore in 2017-18. The latest
budget now proposes to raise it to Rs 11
lakh crore for 2018-19.
Apart from the Union Budget, the
continued efforts of the various state
governments to alleviate farming distress and
push up the reforms aimed at increasing
productivity and farmers’ incomes should
boost demand for fertilizers in the coming
quarters. In the last six months or so, the
state governments of Uttar Pradesh,
Maharashtra and Rajasthan have provided
generous relief to farmers by waiving off
loans. Along with the plethora of measures
announced in the Union Budget 2018-19, the
domestic market for fertilizers, along with
other agri inputs, is likely to remain abuzz.
The GST on fertilizer-grade phosphoric
acid has been cut to 12% from 18%. The
move is likely to support fertilizer
manufacturers by lowering working capital
requirements. The 18% tax rate earlier on
phosphoric acid and ammonia compared with
the 5% tax rate on fertilizers was leading to
build-up of input tax credits for the players.
— Sachin Dabhade
21
InFocus

Budget 2018-19 doubly dearer to import at 20% duty. Duty

on imitation jeweller has been hiked to 20%

Tariff tale from 15%. Wrist watches and clocks will be

slapped with 20% duty, double of that
earlier, and so will sun glasses and toilet
The hike in import duty ranges from 5% to doubling of the sprays. Various types of vegetable oils have
existing duty, with a peak revised rate of 35% on some edible oils been given special attention. Saffola, coconut
oil and sesame oil and other vegetable oils
One of the notable features of the Union electronics and hardward, furniture, watches have been levied a steep 30% duty, a sharp
Budget 20181-19 is the changes in import and clocks, toys and games, edible oils of hike from 12.5%. A 35% import duty has
duty. Customs duty has increased on a number vegetable origin and miscellaneous itesm been imposed on refined edible vegetable oils,
of goods. Essentially, the aim is protect such as sunglasses, scent sprays, kites and higher than the 20% earlier.
domestic manufacturers and encourage foreign candles. The hike ranges from 5% to doubling However, import duty has been brought
exporters of these items into India to of the existing duty. down on capital goods and electronics items,
undertake their production locally. Miscellaneous food preparations now refractory items and medical devices.
These include food processing items, attract 50% duty, up from 30%. Duty on To understand the implications here is
perfumes and toiletry preparations, completely knocked-down imports of motor the list of companies that will benefit due to
automobile and automobile parts, footwear, vehicles and motor cyces has been increased the raising of tariff barriers on competing
diamonds-precious-stones-and-jewellery, to 25% from 20%. Footwear will become finished items.

COMPANY NAME PRODUCT NAME CMP VAR (%) MCAP YEAR PRODUCT % OF RAW MAT GROSS PAT
(Rs) 1 MON 1 YEAR (Rs cr) END VALUE RAW MAT COST SALES (Rs cr)
(Rs cr) COST (Rs cr) (Rs cr)
Coal India Oil & Lubricants 307.35 0.6 -4.0 190784.72 201703 2.31 28.1 8.22 420.02 14500.53
BPCL Petroleum Products-Purchases 474.85 -2.5 5.5 103006.97 201703 110650.15 60.8 181930.80 242047.81 8039.30
Nestle India Edible Oil 7585.35 -2.1 22.9 73137.94 201612 285.94 7.3 3890.47 9556.24 926.54
Marico Oil-Raw 309.45 -0.9 16.9 39942.91 201703 781.06 36.6 2133.39 4868.88 842.70
Castrol India Base Oil (in KL/MT) 197.90 3.0 -4.2 19574.73 201612 647.56 41.9 1546.57 3875.96 674.91
Crompton Gr. Con Lighting Products-Traded 231.15 -13.2 22.0 14488.14 201703 618.07 22.4 2754.00 4091.68 290.69
WABCO India Intermediates & Components 7246.60 -4.4 33.9 13739.55 201703 939.18 73.6 1275.67 2260.57 213.48
Jubilant Food. Beverage-Prepackaged 2017.55 6.6 107.4 13312.71 201703 58.16 9.4 616.47 2546.07 67.25
Varun Beverages Beverage-Purchased 666.60 -0.2 65.2 12172.09 201612 73.34 5.3 1382.71 3567.96 186.73
Aarti Inds. Fuel 1179.85 4.7 52.0 9688.97 201703 90.29 5.5 1635.94 3050.22 306.68
Asahi India Glas Float Glass 346.65 -10.7 70.8 8427.06 201703 478.41 55.6 860.52 2546.59 130.68
OCL India Refractories-Purchased 1350.70 -9.4 47.7 7685.48 201703 34.96 7.1 493.23 3267.42 383.87
Relaxo Footwear Footwear-Purchased (pairs) 592.80 -12.7 40.4 7134.56 201703 137.07 19.0 720.67 1760.66 122.97
MMTC Precious Metals-Purchased 55.90 -17.6 -13.1 5590.00 201703 5417.06 41.9 12934.00 11708.36 57.06
Elgi Equipment Oils-Purchased 325.20 7.7 58.4 5152.94 201703 12.10 2.4 513.04 948.71 68.38
Gulf Oil Lubric. Base Oil 989.50 7.2 42.2 4917.81 201703 330.29 61.9 533.73 1304.03 121.08
Phillips Carbon Carbon Black Feed Stock 1199.60 -16.1 334.6 4135.02 201703 1221.26 100.0 1221.26 2131.27 69.52
Suprajit Engg. Glass Tubes 272.60 -13.0 33.8 3812.92 201703 19.86 3.8 517.08 952.55 86.86
Gayatri Projects HSD Oils 223.35 5.9 64.1 3958.92 201703 112.91 16.6 679.37 2115.35 70.43
La Opala RG Glass - Purchases 635.25 -10.7 32.0 3525.64 201703 0.70 1.6 44.19 268.86 54.95
Jamna Auto Inds. Bushes 79.10 -6.8 101.4 3151.85 201703 17.86 2.6 677.88 1222.69 103.37
Apar Inds. Base Oil 793.70 -7.2 9.7 3037.38 201703 1063.56 29.7 3576.67 5232.42 182.32
Federal-Mogul Go Spark Plugs-Purchased 519.00 -8.4 9.2 2887.20 201703 5.32 1.2 435.84 1432.98 71.99
Prataap Snacks Oil 1226.65 3.4 0.0 2876.87 201703 103.06 16.1 640.55 908.05 10.45
Toys 75.92 11.9
Eveready Inds. Batteries 392.05 -13.1 58.2 2849.42 201703 10.00 1.1 889.34 1418.69 93.63
Vesuvius India Refractories (Unshaped) 1349.50 0.0 12.2 2739.49 201612 78.69 17.2 458.56 894.98 87.11
Asian Star Co. Rough Diamonds 1482.00 6.1 114.8 2372.68 201703 1924.78 79.2 2430.86 2696.52 44.48
Tide Water Oil Base Oil 6723.75 -9.5 13.9 2343.09 201703 323.38 60.6 533.38 1132.02 102.93
Vaibhav Global Diamonds 676.35 -4.8 62.5 2204.09 201703 18.69 5.8 322.07 478.29 23.65
Gems & Stones 202.15 62.8
Silver 44.60 13.8

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COMPANY NAME PRODUCT NAME CMP VAR (%) MCAP YEAR PRODUCT % OF RAW MAT GROSS PAT
(Rs) 1 MON 1 YEAR (Rs cr) END VALUE RAW MAT COST SALES (Rs cr)
(Rs cr) COST (Rs cr) (Rs cr)
Gold and Alloys 18.80 5.8
Ramco Inds. Building Materials 259.70 -18.7 30.9 2250.64 201703 314.01 82.6 380.25 785.30 59.87
Savita Oil Tech Base Oil 1498.85 -4.8 66.1 2188.32 201703 929.63 83.5 1113.20 1683.27 93.62
Lumax Inds. Adjustor Motors 2262.35 5.5 111.0 2115.30 201703 71.75 9.5 757.17 1454.75 45.18
Action Const.Eq. Engines 180.05 8.3 231.9 2112.40 201703 67.93 12.7 532.82 797.26 19.64
DFM Foods Toys 1735.70 -6.7 -8.4 1737.73 201703 53.90 25.8 208.80 344.89 15.87
Andrew Yule & Co Oil/Chemical 32.65 -19.6 35.5 1596.42 201703 6.25 4.0 155.51 429.86 27.39
Transformer-Part of Distribut. 43.24 27.8
Agro Tech Foods. Oil-Edible 650.85 -13.1 24.3 1586.12 201703 243.73 45.1 540.20 809.84 28.96
Oil-Refined Edible-Purchased 134.26 24.9
Sharda Motor Auto Components - Traded 2383.25 -10.5 91.7 1417.16 201703 51.90 7.3 714.22 1226.12 55.97
Honda Siel Power Engines-Purchased 1502.60 0.3 7.0 1523.64 201703 25.29 5.9 431.96 735.89 57.15
Andhra Sugars Extractions 495.70 -22.1 84.5 1343.84 201703 5.53 2.3 245.29 972.00 120.51
Empire Inds. Cullets 2175.35 -7.9 31.8 1305.21 201703 22.59 14.7 153.95 412.74 32.64
Shreyas Shipping Fuel Oil 575.50 -7.6 107.9 1263.80 201703 95.51 88.9 107.48 370.16 4.08
Panama Petrochem Base Oil 197.05 -20.8 152.5 1192.03 201703 421.99 68.7 614.09 791.25 40.34
Seshasayee Paper Petroleum Products-Purchases 895.15 -23.0 20.7 1128.78 201703 24.60 6.0 412.08 1193.87 128.84
Jayant Agro Org. Castor Oil 376.05 -13.8 27.2 1128.15 201703 108.64 23.6 461.21 661.63 45.25
GMM Pfaudler Gears 751.40 -3.0 45.4 1098.36 201703 4.74 4.0 118.16 291.40 28.22
Volt.Transform. Transformer Oil 1121.10 -5.4 19.6 1134.23 201703 27.35 5.9 462.12 666.25 67.97
India Motor Part Automotive Prod.&Access.-Pur. 1116.75 -19.1 46.7 929.14 201703 453.25 100.0 453.25 518.90 27.33
Munjal Showa Oil Seals 234.05 -23.2 16.5 936.08 201703 65.16 6.1 1067.76 1590.51 56.55
Fork Pipe 154.22 14.4
Main Spring Cushions 147.19 13.8
Atul Auto Engines 420.65 -6.4 0.6 923.04 201703 99.89 28.8 346.55 531.91 37.32
The Hi-Tech Gear Transmission Gears & Shafts-Pu 449.50 -17.9 53.5 843.71 201703 20.73 8.8 235.71 493.16 20.38
Beverages 6.81 7.7
Multibase India Oil 663.60 -3.7 145.5 837.46 201703 5.44 9.5 57.19 96.49 13.30
TBZ Precious Metals 112.85 -23.9 66.1 753.06 201703 843.46 62.9 1341.52 1708.20 18.53
Precious Metals-Purchased 271.35 20.2
Precious Stones 168.90 12.6
Precious Stones-Purchased 57.81 4.3
Thangamayil Jew. Gold Ornaments 541.50 -17.1 192.7 742.94 201703 1125.10 93.2 1206.56 1299.46 13.95
Silver Items & Diamonds 65.42 5.4
Atlas Jewellery Gold,Silver & Diamonds Purchas 71.50 -7.2 7.2 719.68 201703 4.45 100.0 4.45 8.65 -9.31
Ganesha Ecosphe. Plastic/Pet Bottle scrap 357.65 -20.3 77.8 685.86 201703 339.76 78.9 430.42 685.95 29.94
Aksh Optifibre Glass 40.05 -5.1 77.2 651.47 201703 186.37 57.0 326.70 479.03 15.09
Renaissance Jew. Diamonds 387.00 16.4 161.0 730.63 201703 662.16 75.2 880.37 1100.43 30.48
Silver/Silver Model 21.81 2.5
Gold 132.48 15.0
SVP Global Gold Jewellery Purchased 506.80 -14.4 155.1 641.10 201703 3.28 12.6 26.07 5.55 0.18
TGV Sraac Castor Oil 61.60 -23.2 205.0 565.59 201703 57.86 17.3 335.21 1028.47 19.44
Wendt India Industrial Synthetic Diamonds 2902.20 -14.6 53.7 580.44 201703 16.25 36.3 44.73 140.81 11.69
TIL Engines 549.00 -16.4 86.0 550.65 201703 8.69 4.3 203.85 332.89 121.37
Axles 13.76 6.8
T N Petro Prod. Kerosene 62.65 -9.7 102.8 563.66 201703 228.52 44.2 516.71 1010.54 9.55
GPT Infraproject Stone Aggregate 184.90 -15.6 49.2 537.80 201703 1.59 11.1 14.29 379.17 10.48
ADF Foods Oil 268.30 -11.1 80.8 568.84 201703 4.04 4.5 90.20 166.73 12.37
CMP as on 15 February 2018. Companies whose product value represents less than 1% of the total raw material cost have been ignored.

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MarketWatch
MarketWatch
Stocks - Mid caps

Sizzlers and dampeners

Two drug producers display divergent trends despite positive news flow and two garment makers
please and shock post improved and disappointing quarterly performance
COMPANY (FV) CMP MCAP VARIATION (%) HOLDING(%) RESERVES RATIOS
SECTOR (Rs) (Rs cr) FORTNIGHT 1-YEAR PROMOTERS DOM. FII (Rs cr) DEBT-EQUITY INT COVER P/E
FDC (Re 1) 287 5094 23 35 69 4 9 1252 0 180 27

Pharmaceuticals Net profit of the pharmaceutical producer surged 93.6% to Rs 42.66 crore on 13% growth in net sales
Beta: 0.51 to Rs 248.77 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016. The board approved buyback of
not exceeding 34.3 lakh fully paid-up shares at Rs 350 per share for an aggregate amount not exceeding
Rs 120.05 crore on a proportionate basis through the tender offer route.

Excel Industries (Rs 5) 847 1065 23 131 52 8 0 258 0 3 42

Chemicals Net profit of the specialty and performance chemicals manufacturer spurted 1557.63% to Rs 19.56
Beta: 1.05 crore on 60.11% growth in net sales to Rs 146.77 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

8K Miles Software Services (Rs 5) 777 2370 21 31 60 2 1 324 0 86 15

IT - Software The global cloud and security solutions provider is launching 8K Health Edge, a proprietary Blockchain
Beta: 0.86 platform, to provide solutions for some of the most complex problems in global healthcare. Blockchain
allows organization of any chain of records or transactions without the need of intermediaries, thereby
reducing costs and allowing for real-time solutions.

Ipca Laboratories (Rs 2) 629 7934 13 15 46 23 14 2430 0 11 41

Pharmaceuticals Net profit of the pharmaceuticals producer jumped 155% to Rs 105.58 crore on 15% rise in total
Beta: 0.84 income to Rs 870.18 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016. The earnings before interest,
tax, depreciation and amortization margins were up to 19.79% compared with 14.79%.

GTPL Hathway (Rs 10) 164 1849 7 NA 74 3 11 317 1 2 46

Entertainment Net profit of the digital cable TV and broadband service provider spurted 478% to Rs 23.80 crore
Beta: 1.20 on 23% increase in revenues to Rs 195.50 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.
Earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization went up 46% to Rs 63.40 crore.
As many as 1.80 lakh set-top boxes were seeded and 1.10 lakh digital paying subscribers were
added. Increase in phase III and phase IV average revenues per user and reduction in finance costs
improve profitability.

Reliance Communications (Rs 5) 28 7702 7 -20 53 7 8 27716 2 0 0

Telecomm-Service The shareholders of the telecom services provider approved the monetization of assets including
Beta: 1.79 spectrum, towers, fiber, telecom infrastructure and other assets with overwhelming majority of 99.91%.
Post monetization (from April 2018), the debt and liabilities will reduce by Rs 25000 crore on prepay-
ment of debts and transfer of Department of Telecommunications’ spectrum installments.

Surya Roshni (Rs 10) 424 2308 7 128 63 0 1 723 1 2 32

Steel The steel pipe products maker obtained orders from Energy Efficiency Services for supply of Led
Beta: 1.53 street lights under the Street light National Program, aggregating to Rs 83.86 crore.

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MarketWatch

COMPANY (FV) CMP MCAP VARIATION (%) HOLDING(%) RESERVES RATIOS

SECTOR (Rs) (Rs cr) FORTNIGHT 1-YEAR PROMOTERS DOM. FII (Rs cr) DEBT-EQUITY INT COVER P/E
Hathway Cable & Datacom (Rs 2) 38 3185 7 7 43 4 34 729 2 -1 0

Entertainment The cable television services provider reported net profit of Rs 23.87 crore in Q3 December 2017
Beta: 0.99 compared with net loss of Rs 44.40 crore in Q3 December 2016. Total income dropped 57.39% to
Rs 144.57 crore.

T V Today Network (Rs 5) 476 2841 6 79 57 10 11 540 0 19 30

Media - Print/TV/Radio Net profit of the news broadcaster surged 35.75% to Rs 35.73 crore on 22.66% increase in total income
Beta: 0.32 to Rs 179.13 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Parag Milk Foods (Rs 10) 286 2405 6 28 49 4 16 573 1 2 26

FMCG The private dairy FMCG player reported consolidated net profit of Rs 25.48 crore in Q3 December
Beta: 0.97 2017 compared with net loss of Rs 41.08 crore in Q3 December 2016. Total income jumped 16.17% to
Rs 521.77 crore. Operating profit stood at Rs 58.81 crore compared with loss of Rs 18.32 crore.

Prakash Industries (Rs 10) 216 3337 5 161 41 0 0 2082 0 2 13

Steel The steel manufacturer to issue of one-crore convertible equity warrants at Rs 208 each, aggregating to
Beta: 2.15 Rs 208 crore, on preferential basis to the promoters and 12.50 lakh convertible equity warrants at Rs
208 each, aggregating to Rs 26 crore, on preferential basis to Chartered Finance & Leasing.

Welspun Enterprises (Rs 10) 165 2440 3 134 45 5 3 1111 0 1 40

Construction Consolidated profit after tax of the infrastructure player surged 349.13% to Rs 15.54 crore on 449.06%
Beta: 1.01 spurt in net sales to Rs 298.91 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016. Operating profit
jumped 355% to Rs 46.20 crore and the operating profit margins expanded to 15.5%.

Shanthi Gears (Re 1) 140 1145 2 25 70 4 1 298 0 220 46

Auto Ancillaries Net profit of the power transmission products maker advanced 42.49% to Rs 6.74 crore on 16.76%
Beta: 0.92 improvement in total income to Rs 56.65 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Cox & Kings (Rs 5) 237 4182 1 24 50 3 36 2511 2 3 9

Consolidated net profit of the travel company jumped 431.47% to Rs 85.46 crore despite 1.51% fall
Miscellaneous
in total income to Rs 1370.91 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.
Beta: 0.87

Kaveri Seed Company (Rs 2) 474 3130 -1 3 55 8 16 1001 0 597 25

Miscellaneous Net profit of the seed producer spurted 52.97% to Rs 5.43 crore on 7.37% slide in total income to Rs
Beta: 1.41 72.26 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Housing Develop & Infra (Rs 10) 52 2235 -2 -21 36 4 26 11042 0 1 15

Realty Consolidated net profit of the real estate developer declined 52.86% to Rs 18.96 crore on 13.33% fall
Beta: 1.90 in total income to Rs 100.92 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Uflex (Rs 10) 371 2680 -2 36 44 2 13 3557 1 3 8

Packaging Consolidated net profit of the flexible packer declined 29.49% to Rs 52.01 crore despite 12.11% rise
Beta: 1.29 in total income to Rs 1679.76 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016. Operating profit
fell 5.6% to Rs 200.40 crore due to one-time product related cost of Rs 20.32 crore.

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COMPANY (FV) CMP MCAP VARIATION (%) HOLDING(%) RESERVES RATIOS

SECTOR (Rs) (Rs cr) FORTNIGHT 1-YEAR PROMOTERS DOM. FII (Rs cr) DEBT-EQUITY INT COVER P/E
Monte Carlo Fashions (Rs 10) 547 1188 -2 42 65 3 4 467 0 6 19

Textiles Net profit of the textile garments and clothing accessories maker rose 36.87% to Rs 47.78 crore on
Beta: 1.44 23.66% growth in net sales to Rs 355.92 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Prism Cement (Rs 10) 123 6189 -4 33 75 9 7 492 2 1 0

Cement The integrated building materials provider reported net profit of Rs 14.85 crore in Q3 December 2017
Beta: 1.16 compared with net loss of Rs 47.02 crore a year ago. Total income rose 4.80% to Rs 1317.92 crore.

CG Power & Indl Solutions (Rs 2) 82 5161 -4 21 34 30 20 3977 0 2 0

Capital Goods - Elect Equip The electrical products systems and services provider’s wholly owned subsidiary CG Power Systems
Beta: 1.36 Indonesia bagged US$55-million order from Indonesian state utility PT PLN (Persero) for manufactur-
ing and supply of 64 units of power transformers.

Empire Industries (Rs 10) 2116 1270 -4 30 73 15 0 176 1 6 26

Glass & Glass Products Net profit of the manufacturer of glass bottles spurted 154.45% to Rs 19.72 crore on 2.78% rise in net
Beta: 0.48 total income from operations to Rs 103.67 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Finolex Industries (Rs 10) 627 7784 -5 21 52 8 4 2191 0 35 22

Plastic products Net profit of the pipes and fittings manufacturer fell 3.34% to Rs 69.55 crore despite 26.52% increase
Beta: 0.69 in total income to Rs 732.98 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Indoco Remedies (Rs 2) 256 2361 -6 -6 59 8 6 633 0 16 31

Pharmaceuticals The pharmaceuticals producer was granted an European good manufacturing practices certification
Beta: 0.53 from the Regulatory Authority of Hungary for its Goa manufacturing facility.

Hinduja Global Sol (Rs 10) 844 1755 -9 36 68 2 7 1317 1 7 9

IT - Software Consolidated net profit of the business process management fell 8.2% to Rs 47.20 crore despite
Beta: 0.85 3.5% incline in operating revenues to Rs 956.30 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q2 September
2017. The board approved the merger of wholly-owned subsidiary HGS International Services
with itself.

JK Tyre & Industries (Rs 2) 158 3583 -10 33 52 2 10 1919 2 2 0

Tyres Consolidated net profit of the tyre maker plunged 86.91% to Rs 11.32 crore despite 15.54% improve-
Beta: 1.60 ment in net sales to Rs 2123.24 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016. The board
approved raising of funds up to Rs 1000 crore by private placement in one or more tranches.

Kitex Garments (Re 1) 224 1489 -17 -26 54 0 5 440 0 16 17

Readymade Garments/ Appar Net profit of the children’s apparel maker dropped 44.59% to Rs 17.62 crore on 2.42% slide in total
Beta: 0.77 income to Rs 145.88 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

# Mid-cap stocks with market capitalisation above Rs 1000 crore and below Rs 8000 crore. Beta is a measure of a stock’s volatility in relation to the key benchmark index. Higher the beta of the stock, higher will
be the volatility in the stock price and, hence, riskier the investments. The beta of the index or the market is pegged at 1. Interest coverage ratio (ICR) is a measure of a company’s ability to meet its interest
payments on outstanding debt. Higher the ICR, higher is the ability of the company to service its outstanding debt. D/E and ICR are of the latest financial year. P/E is based on EPS for the latest TTM figures
available. Promoters, domestic institutions and FII shareholding is as on 31 December 2017. CMP as on 20 February 2018. Data is on consolidated priority basis.
Compiled by Hitesh Dharawat

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Market Report on sovereign debt in the US and hardening
of global commodity prices.

Woe betide On the basis of an assessment of the

current and evolving macroeconomic situa-
tion, the Monetary Policy Committee
Oil bubbling near US$ 70 a barrel and fears of domino effect (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of India de-
cided to keep the policy repo rate under the
of the billion-dollar bank fraud at a PSU bank hit trading liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) un-
Key indices extended recent losses as a changed at 6%. Consequently, the reverse
jump in India’s trade deficit in January 2018 Bank heist repo rate under the LAF remains at 5.75%,
and global crude oil prices trading above and the marginal standing facility rate and
A US$1771.69-million fraud was detected by
US$ 60 a barrel mark caused concern. The Punjab National Bank at a Mumbai branch. the bank rate at 6.25%.
benchmark index slipped below the psy- Based on these transactions, other banks The decision of the MPC is consistent
chological 34,000 level. advanced money to these customers abroad with the neutral stance of monetary policy
A mammoth US$1771.69-million fraud 11500 in consonance with the objective of achiev-
detected by Punjab National Bank at its ing the medium-term target for consumer
11000
single branch in Mumbai added to inves- Nifty 50
price index (CPI) inflation of 4% within a
10500
tors’ worries. The bank announced on 14 band of +/- 2%, while supporting growth.
February 2018 that it detected some fraudu- 10000 The MPC reiterated its commitment to
SMA
200 days keep headline inflation close to 4% on a
lent and unauthorised transactions in one of Nifty-50
9500
its branch in Mumbai for the benefit of a durable basis.
9000 l The RBI introduced the marginal cost
few select account holders with their appar- N
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J'18
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F
l
19 Feb
ent connivance. Based on these transactions, Nifty-200-day simple moving average. of funds-based lending rates (MCLR) sys-
other banks appear to have advanced money tem from 1 April 2016 on account of the
to these customers abroad. duction of long-term capital gains (LTCG) limitations of the base rate regime. With the
Earlier, benchmarks had declined after tax on equities exceeding Rs 1 lakh at 10% introduction of the MCLR system, it was
the Union government announced re-intro- in Budget 2018-19, surging interest rates expected that the existing base rate linked
credit exposures to migrate to the
Domestic flavour Inflows and outflows MCLR system. However, a large pro-
Net investment in equities and debt by foreign portion of bank loans continue to be
How the indices moved
portfolio investors and mutual funds linked to the base rate. Hence, the base
VARI (%) rate will be harmonized with MCLR
EQUITY FPIs (Rs cr) MFs (Rs cr) from 1 April 2018.
NAME 20-FEB-18 PE 15 DAYS YEARLY
S&P BSE Sensex 33703.59 23.34 -1.44 17.59
EQUITY DEBT EQUITY DEBT Presently, banks and non-banking
07/02/2018 -1001.09 -410.31 472.51 303.9 finance companies (NBFCs) in India
S&P BSE 500 14482.76 25.9 -0.41 19.17
08/02/2018 -2225.71 -60.28 2220.66 1479.43 generally classify a loan account as
S&P BSE 200 4534.06 24.24 -0.78 17.64 09/02/2018 -1393.7 96.07 142 2863.31 non-performing asset based on 90- and
S&P BSE Mid-Cap 16419.51 38.96 0.85 21.5 12/02/2018 -879.33 196.09 1705.65 1772.27 120-day delinquency norms, respec-
S&P BSE Small-Cap 17831.04 112.69 2.52 31.21 14/02/2018 -599.02 -1607.23 -138.88 2263.9 tively. The formalisation of business
S&P BSE BANKEX 28061.01 30 -3.89 19.29 Fortnight* -6098.85 -1785.66 4401.94 8682.81 through registration under the goods
S&P BSE Finance 5656.78 27.19 -2.19 21.8 Feb 2018* 13781.46 8522.92 5351.96 17954.76 and services tax had adversely im-
S&P BSE Auto 24432.43 23.66 -2.09 12.48 Jan-18 9023.16 22240.3 9023.16 22240.3 pacted the cash flows of the smaller
Jan-17 -1176.6 -2319.19 5233.55 31104.8 entities during the transition phase
S&P BSE Telecom 1400.06 -19.22 -2.01 7
February 9902.18 5960.25 2039.55 38829.7 with consequent difficulties in meet-
S&P BSE Cap Goods 18844.43 30.57 -1.82 22.92
March 30906 25354.89 4191.55 34894.09 ing their repayment obligations to
S&P BSE Tech 6538.53 21.86 -0.7 12.92 April 2394.49 20363.75 11244.25 55932.89 banks and NBFCs.
S&P BSE FMCG 10435.18 40.77 -0.58 18.21 May 7711.41 19154.75 9357.67 9514.37 As a measure of support to mi-
S&P BSE IT Sector 12072.67 17.97 -0.3 16.11 June 3616.82 25685.11 9106.11 12617.91 cro-small-and-medium enterprises
S&P BSE Oil&Gas 15390.89 12.65 -0.27 15.61 July 5160.71 18867.15 11799.85 40387.5 (MSMEs) in their transition to a for-
S&P BSE Industrials 3722.97 38.95 -0.04 20.84 August -12769.7 15446.51 17941.11 36466.82 malized business environment, the
September -11392.3 1348.89 17456.84 31855.24
S&P BSE Power 2213.73 20.86 0.21 -1.4 RBI has decided that the exposure of
October 3055.44 16063.65 9990.5 29088.49
S&P BSE Utilities 2090.91 23.87 0.99 5.34 banks and NBFCs to a borrower clas-
Nov 19727.65 530.54 12080.1 41978.37
S&P BSE Energy 4139.68 14.41 1.5 29.9 sified as MSME under the MSME
Dec -5882.68 2350.23 8333.3 18997.55
S&P BSE Healthcare 14074.93 35.38 2.07 -8.73 Development Act, 2006, will con-
CY 2017 51253.47 148806.53 118774 383709
tinue to be classified as a standard
S&P BSE Basic Materl 3390.5 30.68 2.08 27.83 CY 2016 20566.18 -43645.3 46849.5 330205.6
asset in the books of banks and
S&P BSE Cons Dura 21238.95 44.23 2.42 57.04 CY 2015 17806.15 45856.25 72197.7 433809.6
NBFCs, subject to a set of conditions.
S&P BSE Realty Index 2422.11 26.49 2.43 65.09 CY 2014 97031.08 158229.69 23421.6 626336.8
* till 14 Feb. CY: Calendar year. FPIs: foreign portfolio investors.
Inflation based on the wholesale
S&P BSE Metal 15059.27 25.59 2.52 27.08 MFs: Mutual funds. 13 Feb holiday. price index eased to 2.84% (provi-

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In the limelight
BSE Large caps BSE Mid-caps BSE Small-caps
VARI (%) VARI (%) VARI (%)
NAME 20-FEB-18 PE 15 DAYS YEARLY NAME 20-FEB-18 PE 15 DAYS YEARLY NAME 20-FEB-18 PE 15 DAYS YEARLY
Gainers Gainers Gainers
Nestle India* 7554.85 59.45 7.74 20.56 IDBI Bank 66.3 0 16.11 -19.49 NELCO 160.75 39.66 48.91 102.2
Coal India 310.25 22.82 6.74 -3.06 Page Industries* 22713.25 79.26 14.54 57.12 Fortis Health. 153.45 16.64 34.19 -21.83
Titan Company 831.2 74.94 6.58 91.74 Rel. Comm. 27.85 0 13.21 -19.51 TTK Healthcare* 1355.45 42.87 33.86 57.61
Cipla 601.9 40.33 6.41 1.35 GE T&D India* 419.6 47.31 11.18 40.05 Prec. Wires (I)* 304.45 20.04 28.57 145.62
Interglobe Aviat 1262.75 34.4 5.47 51.68 3M India* 20422.6 74.76 10.58 84.66 Aptech 327 79.83 28.39 35.26
Britannia Inds. 4736.55 59.76 4.62 45.58 Torrent Power 262.4 14.55 7.98 27.29 Zydus Wellness 1258.6 38.24 28.19 53.52
Godrej Consumer 1051.65 50.82 3.98 28.38 SJVN 37.45 11.21 7.77 4.03 MT Educare 70.15 0 27.43 -21.4
Oil India 361.6 12.19 3.64 10.11 JSW Steel 304.7 16.54 7.52 61.95 Hinduja Ventures 807.3 0 27.12 58.25
Dr Reddy’s Labs 2162.15 35.43 3.2 -25.54 Castrol India* 190.25 27.22 5.93 -11.75 Phillips Carbon 1202.95 61.45 26.21 305.37
Ambuja Cem. 263.1 30.59 3.18 9.9 Amara Raja Batt.* 807.3 29.93 5.9 -6.49 8K Miles 776.6 14.97 25.83 31.26
Losers Losers Losers
Punjab Natl.Bank 116.55 23.92 -27.36 -18.35 Union Bank (I) 111.3 17.42 -11.14 -21.37 Gitanjali Gems 30.45 1.84 -44.69 -55.06
IOCL 366.95 9.81 -8.83 -4.82 Bank of India 129.25 0 -9.39 2.58 Virtual Global* 1.33 13.3 -31.09 -70.9
Yes Bank 309.3 21.31 -8.64 8.21 GMR Infra. 17.7 0 -8.53 15.23 Electrosteel St.* 2.95 0 -29.93 -38.16
Motherson Sumi 324.9 28.92 -8.52 38.67 Glenmark Pharma. 524.55 17.63 -8.26 -44.39 Sterling Intl 1.6 0 -26.27 -5.88
St Bk of India 269.65 0 -7.5 0.15 Bayer Crop Sci.* 3821.85 47.39 -6.5 -4.7 Omkar Spl.Chem. 40.05 2.2 -26.11 -48.95
Bank of Baroda 144.75 19.2 -6.25 -14.22 United Breweries 1055 121.48 -6.38 33.07 Ajmera Realty 226.2 10.83 -22.51 25.49
M&M 709.05 25.83 -6.01 7.82 Emami 1043.55 71.77 -6.19 -6.16 Stampede Cap. 11.1 55.78 -17.78 -50
Axis Bank 531.7 34.5 -5.74 10.63 A B B* 1513.2 76.35 -6.1 23.36 Agarwal Indl. 400 34.69 -16.75 -2.68
Tech Mahindra 573.05 17.85 -5.46 14.68 Shriram Trans. 1290.15 23.47 -5.53 37.06 Global Infratech* 86.7 0 -16.43 -1.7
HCL Technologies 905.5 14.06 -5.11 7.59 Max Financial 499.25 33.93 -5.18 -15.85 Kitex Garments 223.85 17.46 -16.22 -26.22
* PE on standalone basis, others on consolidated basis, * PE on standalone basis, others on consolidated basis, * P/E on standalone basis, others on consolidated basis,
for TTM based on latest results. for TTM based on latest results for TTM based on latest results

sional) in January 2018 compared with 2017, while the electricity generation moved
Commodity flow 3.58% (provisional) in the previous month up 4.4% in December 2017, contributing to
Monthly variation : -4.9% and 4.26% in the corresponding month of the improvement in overall industrial pro-
Yearly variation : 16.9%
Closing price (19 Feb 2018) : US$ 64.84 the previous year. The build-up inflation rate duction growth in December 2017.
72
in the financial year so far was 2.3% com- The provisional figures of direct tax col-
pared to a build-up rate of 4.55% in the lections up to January 2018 showed that
70
corresponding period of the previous year. net collections, at Rs 6.95 lakh crore, are
68 The all-India general inflation based on 19.3% higher than the net collections for the
66
CPI eased to 5.07% in January 2018 com- corresponding period of last year. The net
pared with 5.21% in December 2017. The direct tax collections represent 69.2% of the
64
Brent crude oil in US$ per barrel corresponding provisional inflation rate for revised estimates of direct taxes for FY 2018
62 rural area was 5.21% and urban area 4.93% (Rs 10.05 lakh crore). Gross collections (be-
l l l l l l l l l l l
19 Jan Feb 19 Feb in January 2018 as against 5.27% and 5.09% fore adjusting for refunds) increased 13.3%
2018 2018
(+) Appreciation. (-) Depreciation in December 2017. The core CPI inflation to Rs 8.21 lakh crore between April 2017
was flat at 5% in January 2018 compared and January 2018. Refunds amounting to
with 4.98% in December 2017. The cumu- Rs 1.26 lakh crore were issued between April
Exchange equation lative CPI inflation was lower at 3.43% in 2017 and January 2018.
Monthly variation : 1.3% April-January of the fiscal year ending Markit Economics data of a monthly
Yearly variation : -3.7% March 2018 (FY2018) compared with survey on the performance of India’s ser-
Closing price of US$ (16 Feb 2018) : Rs 63.91
4.68% in April-January of FY2017. vices sector in January 2018 showed that
63.4
Industrial production continued to the Nikkei India Services purchasing man-
63.6 record strong growth for the second straight agers index increased to 51.7 in January from
INR/USD month at 7.1% in December 2017 over De- 50.9 in December 2017.
63.8
cember 2016. The growth figure for Novem- Merchandise exports increased 9.1%
64.0 ber 2017 was revised upwards to 8.8% from to US$24.38 billion and merchandise im-
64.2 8.4% reported earlier. The manufacturing ports surged 26.1% to US$ 40.68 billion
sector’s production surged 8.4% in Decem- in January 2018 over a year ago. The trade
64.4 l l l l l l l l l l l
19 Jan Feb 16 Feb
ber 2017, supporting overall growth in in- deficit jumped 64.6% to US$16.30 billion
2018 2018 dustrial production. The mining output in January 2018 from US$9.9 billion in
(+) Appreciation. (-) Depreciation growth also improved 1.2% in December January 2017.

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Taking off impact on the country’s overall fiscal strength

and is in line with Moody’s expectations.
BSE 500 companies hitting life-time highs in the fortnight ended 20 February 2018 Moody’s further considers the formal
STAKE TTM adoption of key recommendations by the
COMPANY ALL-TIME 52-WEEK PROMO. MF FIIs NPM P/E P/BV Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Manage-
ment Committee as credit positive. These
HIGH-DATE HIGH (Rs) LOW (Rs) (%) (%) (%) (%) include the objective to bring down the cen-
tral government debt-to-GDP ratio to 40%
Escorts* 07/02/2018 921.9 405.6 40.04 21.17 5.78 6.37 65.37 5.25
(from about 50% today) and use of the fis-
VRL Logistics* 07/02/2018 492 288.15 67.6 12.42 11.05 4.74 43.42 6.48
cal deficit target as the government’s key
operational parameter.
Jubilant Life 08/02/2018 1039 600 54.03 20.25 5.27 9.33 23.5 3.93 The Department of Heavy Industry is
working for formulating the National Auto-
Inox Leisure 08/02/2018 326 213.3 48.7 16.46 18.67 4.36 48.1 4.61 motive Policy for holistic development of
automobile sector in India. After a series of
Elgi Equipment 12/02/2018 350 199 31.9 15.69 11.77 5.87 54.57 7.85 one-to-one stakeholder consultation, the de-
partment has finalized the draft Automo-
JK Tyre & Indust 12/02/2018 192.95 116.45 52.48 9.64 1.24 -0.08 0 1.98 tive Policy to adopt a long-term roadmap
for emission standards beyond BSVI and
3M India* 12/02/2018 22563.95 10750 75 9.04 2.33 12.31 74.76 17.04 harmonize the same with global standards
by the calendar year (CY) 2028. It also pro-
MphasiS 12/02/2018 932.6 522.3 60.4 21.8 6.77 12.43 21.15 3.33 poses to rollout corporate average fuel effi-
ciency norms till CY 2025 and beyond and
JSW Steel 12/02/2018 315.4 175.05 41.68 19.76 2.55 6.52 16.54 3.17 setup incentives and penalties, adopt a com-
posite criterion based on length and CO2
FDC* 12/02/2018 297 164 68.89 9.37 3.67 17.88 27.08 4.01 emissions to classify vehicles for differen-
tial taxation purposes among others.
T.V. Today Netw.* 12/02/2018 511.2 211 57.42 11.47 10.45 19.15 29.8 4.98 The nationwide rollout of the India Post
Payments Bank (IPPB) Expansion Program
L&T Technology 12/02/2018 1547 671 89.28 3.17 1.05 12.67 29.25 7.67
is scheduled to begin April 2018. Once the
proposed expansion is completed, IPPB will
Bharat Forge* 14/02/2018 783.3 497.45 45.74 20.83 7.82 16.37 58.2 8.36
be providing the largest financial inclusion
network in the country, covering both urban
Ashok Leyland* 15/02/2018 139.4 81 51.27 22.62 5.48 5.71 25.38 6.11
as well as rural hinterland with ability to
Hind. Unilever* 15/02/2018 1415.15 840.55 67.19 12.89 1.7 15.35 79.99 42.81
provide digital payment services at the door-
step with the help of Postmen and
Cholaman.Inv.&Fn 15/02/2018 1410 913 53.08 19.31 15.36 17.51 22.97 4.46 GraminDak Sewaks. IPPB will also enable
more than 17 crore active account-holders
Aarti Inds.* 15/02/2018 1190.9 720 53.63 3.88 13.01 8.73 30.56 7.07 of Post Office Savings Bank to make
interoperable digital payments including the
Sonata Software 15/02/2018 366 142.95 30.95 13.17 4.27 7.03 19.18 5.58 benefit of national electronic funds transfer,
real time gross settlement, unified payments
L & T Infotech 15/02/2018 1542.95 682 83.68 6.08 1.72 15.43 22.6 6.99 interface and bill payment services. Addi-
tionally, the IPPB will enable acceptance of
K E C Intl. 16/02/2018 413.1 160 50.99 10.3 18.48 4.43 24.04 5.84 digital payments across post offices in the
country in line with the digital payments
Zydus Wellness 20/02/2018 1298 809 72.54 6.37 3.99 26 38.24 7.94 initiative of the government.
For promoting port-led industrializa-
* Results are on standalone basis for others on consolidated basis for TTM ended 31 December 2017 tion, 14 coastal economic zones (CEZs) cov-
ering all the maritime states and union terri-
Traffic at major ports in India grew would stop licensing products and data to tories have been identified as part of the
4.58% and together handled 560.97 million foreign exchanges to prevent trading from National Perspective Plan under the
tonnes (mt) of cargo from April 2017 to Janu- migrating overseas. Sagarmala Programme. The Perspective
ary 2018 as against 536.41 mt handled in Moody’s Investors Service believes that Plans for all 14 CEZs have been prepared in
the corresponding period of previous year. India’s budget for the fiscal year ending March consultation with relevant state governments
India’s three main stock exchanges — 2019 (FY 2019) strikes a balance between and Central ministries.
the National Stock Exchange, BSE and fiscal prudence and growth. Slight slippage The Ministry of Housing & Urban Af-
Metropolitan Stock Exchange — said they in the budget deficit targets has no material fairs has approved the construction of

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1,86,777 more affordable houses for the ben-
efit of urban poor under Pradhan Mantri
Awas Yojana (Urban) with an investment of
Rs 11169 crore with Central assistance of
Rs 2797 crore. The approval was given in
the 30th meeting of the Central Sanctioning
and Monitoring Committee.
Cooling prices in India ... ... heating concerns in the US
WPI eased to 2.84% in January 2018 US wholesale prices rose 0.4% in January
compared with 3.58% in the previous over last year, the biggest increase since
month. CPI eased to 5.07% in January November. Consumer prices inclined
2018 compared with 5.21% 0.5%, topping the forecast
21 4750

The Cabinet Committee on Economic 4650

19
Affairs approved to enhance of the target of
India VIX 4550
Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) 17 BSE Dollex 30
from five crore to eight crore with an addi- 4450

15
tional allocation of Rs 4800 crore. The deci- 4350
sion comes in the wake of huge response to
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PMUY from the women particularly in ru- 19 Jan Feb 19 Feb 19 Jan Feb 19 Feb
2018 2018 2018 2018
ral areas and to cover such households not Rise or fall in India VIX depicts increase or decline in volatility Rise or fall in the BSE Dollex 30 depicts firmness or weakness
having LPG connection. The revised target in the near term of the rupee
of PMUY will be achieved by 2020.
In global commodities markets, Brent US wholesale prices rose 0.4% in Janu- The Bank of England on 8 February
crude oil futures edged lower amid volatil- ary, the biggest increase since November over 2018 said it is likely to raise interest rates
ity. Brent for April 2018 settlement declined last year. Consumer prices increased 0.5% earlier and faster than previously expected
US$2.74 a barrel to US $64.88 a barrel. The in January, topping the forecast. US retail to damp the effects of a stronger global
Brent crossed above the US$70 a barrel mark sales in January missed expectations, de- economy on UK inflation. All nine mem-
in late January 2018. Surging US produc- creasing 0.3%. bers of the bank’s MPC agreed a statement
tion is offsetting those efforts by the Orga- China inflation as represented by the CPI that the central bank was no longer willing
nization of the Petroleum Exporting Coun- rose 0.6% month-on-month in January, well to tolerate inflation above its 2% target over
tries and some other producers including above the previous month’s print of 0.3%. the next three years.
Russia to curb production. A weak dollar is China’s trade surplus shrank in January on huge Economic activity in Germany eased a
also providing support to advance in prices. imports surge. Trade surplus for January, in little toward the end of 2017, but the
In the foreign exchange market, the rupee yuan terms, came in at CNY 135.80 billion. economy remained on its path of solid
edged lower against the dollar on drop in local Fourth-quarter Japan GDP data showed growth, owing to booming global demand
stock market indices. The partially convert- the economy grew at an annualized 0.5%, for premium engineering goods. In the fourth
ible rupee fell 53 cents to 64.405 per dollar. below a median forecast. quarter, GDP grew at a quarterly clip of
0.6%, or an annualized rate of 2.5%.
Global equity markets France’s unemployment rate fell below
9% at the end last year for the first time in
Returns in local currencies Returns in US dollars almost nine years. The unemployment rate
COUNTRY INDEX FORT 1 MNTH 3 MNTHS 1 YEAR FORT 1 MNTH 3 MNTHS 1 YEAR fell to 8.9% at the end of 2017 from 9.6% at
the end of the previous quarter.
Australia ASX 200 -3.6 -1.7 -2.1 1.7 -3.6 -2.6 1.4 5.2
Global wealth grew significantly over the
Brazil Bovespa 0.6 4.1 17.1 24.8 0.4 3.6 18.9 20.2
past two decades but per capita wealth de-
China Shanghai Composite -7.6 -8.3 -6.8 -0.1 -8.2 -7.4 -2.4 8.2 clined or stagnated in more than two dozen
France CAC 40 -1.6 -4.4 -1.8 8.5 -0.9 -0.8 5.6 17.4 countries in various income brackets, said a
India BSE Sensex -3.0 -4.2 2.1 19.5 -3.3 -5.0 3.4 24.6 new World Bank report. Going beyond tra-
India Nifty -2.9 -4.1 1.3 18.5 -3.2 -4.8 2.6 23.6 ditional measures such as GDP, the report
Japan Nikkei 225 -6.7 -8.8 -4.2 12.9 -2.9 -4.9 2.4 20.1 uses wealth to monitor countries’ economic
progress and sustainability.
New Zealand NZX 50 Index -3.4 -2.0 1.9 14.5 -2.2 -0.4 8.8 18.0
South Korea KOSPI -4.1 -3.9 -4.8 16.4 -2.2 -3.9 0.1 25.8
Outlook
United Kingdom FTSE 100 -2.0 -5.6 -1.9 -0.1 -2.5 -4.3 4.4 13.0 Proceedings of the budget session of parlia-
Germany DAX -2.6 -7.3 -5.1 5.9 -2.7 -5.8 1.2 24.1 ment, macroeconomic data, investments by
Russia MICEX -1.2 -1.4 4.0 6.0 -0.9 -0.7 9.3 10.1 foreign portfolio investors and movement of
UAE ADX General -0.8 -1.0 4.6 -1.4 -0.8 -1.0 4.6 -1.4 rupee against the dollar and crude oil price will
Mexico IPC -3.0 -1.6 1.8 3.6 -2.7 -1.0 5.0 14.7 dictate trend on the bourses in the near term.
Singapore Straits Times -2.4 -3.0 0.7 10.8 -1.8 -2.3 4.5 20.0
The first phase of the budget session
got over from 29 January 2018 to 9 Febru-
USA Dow Jones -1.2 -3.3 7.7 22.3 -1.2 -3.3 7.7 22.3
ary 2018. After a recess, parliament meets
USA S&P 500 -1.1 -2.8 5.8 16.2 -1.1 -2.8 5.8 16.2
again from 5 March 2018 to 6 April 2018.
As on 16 February 2018. Returns in percentage. — Amit Shenai

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Full Year Top 1250 companies (in orderQuarter
Latest of their market capitalisation)
TTM are published
MarketinData
Corporate
Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP DivScoreboard
CPS EPS every
Salesissue of the
Sales OPMmagazine.
NP NPThe nextEPS
Ended 1000NPcompanies
Price(Rs.)are
52split
Week into two
P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
parts and given in alternate issues. This enables coverage of 2250 companies over
two issues. The list is reviewed regularly. Depending on changing market
capitalisation, companies keep getting in and out of the Scoreboard.

Corporate Scoreboard of each industry is divided into four portions — Full year, Latest quarter, Trailing twelve months (TTM) and Market data. Latest quarter and trailing twelve
months both end in the same month indicated after latest quarter NP Var. (%) and before TTM EPS. TTM figures are the sum of the last four quarter
figures. Wherever audited results for the latest full year have not been declared, unaudited results (the sum of the first-half and second-half figures) are
displayed with a ‘U’ before the Full Year, indicating that they are unaudited results, subject to change when the audited results are declared.
Consolidated Scoreboard: Consolidated figures are given for companies whose consolidated TTM Sales are above Rs. 50 crore and are more than 163% of the Standalone TTM
Sales. Both consolidated and standalone figures have been calculated for same TTM year-end. Companies without enough quarterly consolidated
results to enable TTM calculations have been excluded. TTM Year-End (YE): Trailing 12 Months (TTM) YE. ## denotes TTM YE is 201709, ** denotes
TTM YE is 201706 and other cases TTM YE is 201712. BV: (Latest Equity + Latest Reserves)/Latest Equity * Latest Face Value. Latest equity taken
from standalone equity history. Latest reserves taken from latest consolidated balance sheet. Fresh issue of shares at a premium as well as bonus
issues are adjusted.
In the case of companies closing their books of accounts for periods other than 12 months, the number of months appears after the Full Year column within brackets.
Dividend and EPS figures have been annualized where the number of months is other than 12. All other figures like Sales and NP are
unannualized actuals. A ‘*’ before year-end indicate that data for that company is updated during the latest fortnight.

Equity The latest subscribed equity capital (whether fully paid-up or not).
Therefore, it may not always tally with that appearing in the bal-
ance-sheet. In addition, throughout the year, equity is continu-
ously adjusted for rights, bonus, conversion, etc, so as to give the
latest equity as far as possible. Wherever equity has changed
after the year-end, an asterisk (*) appears after the EPS.
Promoters’ stake(%) It is the percentage share holding of promoters in the equity
capital. It includes government’s holding in case of public sector
undertakings.
BV The book value per share is arrived at by dividing the sum of equity
and reserves (excluding revaluation reserves) by the number of
equity shares. The reserves are also continuously adjusted so as
to reflect changes on the issue of fresh shares at a premium, as
well as on bonus issues. In the case of unaudited results where
reserves are not available, the reserves are calculated by adding
the latest year’s net profit to the last year’s reserves (updated for
rights/bonus, if any). Hence, the unaudited book value might
change when the audited results are declared.
RONW(%) Return on net worth is calculated only when the latest full year
annual report is available.
RONW(%) = {(Net Profit - Preference Dividend)/(Equity Paid Up + Free Re-
serves, excluding Revaluation Reserves)} * 100. Balance-sheet
figures are taken as the average of the last two years and profit
and loss account figures are annualized.
Where price is indicated as Ex-Bonus/ Ex-Rights, the correspond-
ing figures for Equity, BV and EPS are adjusted according to the
Bonus / Rights Ratio. This is done to arrive at a logical
P/E ratio.
Sales Sales is net of excise duty.
OPM (%) is profit before other income, interest, depreciation and tax
(OP) as a percentage of sales.
period. P/L (Profit to Loss) in the Var. (%) column means that the
company which made a profit in the corresponding previous
period has now incurred a loss. Nil (-) in the Var. (%) column
indicates that either the figures for the corresponding previous
period are not available or the variance is insignificant. A vari-
ance of 999 indicates that the variance is very large (more than
three digits). This occurs mostly in the case of new companies.
Earnings Per Share NP reduced by preference dividend and dividend tax,
(EPS) divided by the number of equity shares. In case of TTM EPS, pref-
erence dividend and dividend tax are not deducted. The EPS is
arrived at by dividing the net profit by the expanded equity. The
expansion in equity may be due to various reasons, which are
indicated by putting the following marks after the price: R: Rights;
B: Bonus; C: Conversion; P: Public Issue; F: Foreign Issue; M: Mis-
cellaneous issues; CB: Cum-bonus; XB: Ex-bonus; CR: Cum-rights
and XR: Ex-rights. XB appears after the price from the date on
which the shares become ex-bonus and continues up to two months
from the record date/book closure date for the bonus. Similarly, XR
appears from the date on which the shares become ex-rights and
continues till the actual closure of the rights issue. Thereafter, these
are replaced by B and R respectively. The asterisk and other marks
disappear as soon as the increase in equity is reflected in the
audited financial statement for the full year.
Price Change Difference in price over the previous fortnight is given within
brackets after the price.
52-Week H/L Prices After adjusting for rights/bonuses. A ‘H’ after the 52-week H/ L
indicates that the scrip touched a new high during the fortnight. A
‘L’ indicates a new low and a.’*’ indicates the scrip touched a new
high as well as a new low during the fortnight.
P/E Ratio Market Price/TTM EPS. For companies not listed on BSE/NSE, mar-
ket price is as on the trading day immediately preceding the speci-
fied date.

Profit After Tax (NP) It is calculated without taking into account the income and expen-
diture of earlier years/of a non-recurring nature (* after NP indi-
cates that such adjustments have been made). It is before deduct-
ing dividend tax.
Sales/NP Var. (%) Indicates the variance (%) in sales or net profit over the corre-
sponding previous period. LP (Loss to Profit) in the Var. (%)
column means that the company which incurred a loss in the
corresponding previous period has made a profit in the current
Industry P/E (Sum of market capitalisation of all companies in that industry)/
(sum of net profits of all companies in that industry - preference
dividend - dividend tax). Companies which have EPS < 1 are
excluded while calculating industry P/E. In case of TTM P/E, pref-
erence dividend and dividend tax are not considered.
Industry MCAP is the sum of the market capitalisation of all the companies covered
in that industry. It is given in the price column.

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Full Year Latest Quarter TTM Market Data
Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
1 ABRASIVES AND GRINDING WHEELS
Carborundum Uni. * 1703 18.89 1 44 55.7 12.1 1405.7 9 15.1 122.0 4 175 9.9 6.4 405.6 23 15.8 37.6 58 1712 7.2 27 356 M(-6) 428/253 49.4
Grindwell Norton 1703 55.36 5 58 79.9 14.1 1236.4 10 14.6 110.8 * 12 80 13.6 10.0 355.6 17 17.4 39.4 48 1712 11.8 20 506 (6) 570/327 42.8
Orient Abrasives * 1703 11.96 1 64 15.2 3.9 219.8 -23 9.5 7.0 -71 25 1.3 0.6 89.7 79 9.7 3.9 68 1712 0.6 -42 44 (-1) 67/28 -
Wendt India 1703 2.00 10 80 512.2 11.7 129.5 10 17.2 11.5 * 11 250 103.7 55.5 31.1 -3 19.0 2.7 23 1712 50.8 -1 2716 (-184) 4260/1807 53.5
IND.COMPOSITE 88.21 2991.4 14.6 251.3 16.0 83.6 13393 46.4
2 AIR-CONDITIONERS
Blue Star * 1703 19.19 2 39 95.7 13.0 4112.1 16 4.9 111.6 * 8 375 17.4 11.6 901.1 9 5.2 22.2 135 1712 12.4 6 726 M(7) 845/541 58.4
Johnson Con. Hit 1703 27.19 10 74 161.5 20.3 1971.6 20 8.5 81.2 62 15 48.6 29.9 377.4 45 2.5 -1.8 77 1712 31.4 23 2290 (-31) 2775/1332 73.0
LEEL Electricals * 1703 40.33 10 56 228.4 9.9 2977.3 27 9.1 85.1 * -7 215 30.0 21.1 297.4 -44 7.5 2.4 -63 1712 16.0 -40 248 (-21) 329/168 15.5
IND.COMPOSITE 86.71 9061.0 7.0 277.9 5.0 22.8 14191 52.7
3 ALUMINIUM AND ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS
Arfin India 1703 12.15 10 73 44.4 33.5 363.3 27 7.5 13.1 98 20 11.6 10.7 119.3 35 10.8 7.0 115 1712 15.2 60 508 B(22) 597/133 33.5
Century Extrus. * 1703 8.00 1 52 4.9 4.3 181.9 8 6.0 1.7 41 - 0.6 0.2 60.3 38 3.7 1.0 111 1712 0.3 48 7 (1) 8/4 -
Ess Dee Alumin. * 1703 32.05 10 58 54.0 - 0.4 -100 -99.9 -511.0 -293 - - - - - - -45.7 25 1712 - -193 63 (-8) 93/28 -
Hind Aluminium * 1703 6.30 10 62 120.8 8.8 498.2 -31 3.6 6.5 -28 16 14.7 9.9 186.3 81 3.0 1.6 46 1712 12.5 8 127 (-1) 175/83 10.1
Hindalco Inds. * 1703 224.50 1 35 210.8 2.7 36936.6 8 12.9 1216.3 * 239 110 11.8 5.4 11022.8 18 11.9 445.8 39 1712 6.6 24 247 M(-) 284/179 37.3
Natl. Aluminium * 1703 966.46 5 60 52.8 5.7 7543.0 11 14.3 696.2 -7 56 5.5 3.0 2388.8 20 14.4 194.4 14 1712 4.2 28 68 (-5) 98/61 16.1
P G Foils * 1703 8.11 10 58 151.4 11.4 238.1 13 5.8 13.0 * 317 11 19.0 15.8 62.7 13 9.4 4.8 -23 1712 13.1 -14 182 (9) 239/98 13.9
Sacheta Metals * 1703 18.94 10 57 14.6 2.2 61.2 21 5.3 0.6 43 3 1.2 0.3 19.4 34 6.8 0.5 382 1712 0.8 240 49 (-) 71/32 -
IND.COMPOSITE 1276.51 45822.6 12.1 1436.4 12.1 609.4 69914 29.7
4 AQUACULTURE
Apex Frozen * 1703 31.25 10 72 71.6 28.4 699.1 16 6.4 24.4 27 10 9.7 7.7 262.8 - 11.4 18.8 - 1712 21.0 - 669 P(-60) 941/195 31.9
Waterbase * 1703 41.43 10 64 30.7 9.7 321.6 7 9.4 11.6 116 10 4.1 2.8 60.0 13 11.8 3.3 LP 1712 6.7 LP 323 M(9) 418/83 48.5
Zeal Aqua 1703 4.20 10 68 87.5 6.2 174.6 44 5.3 1.8 -7 - 10.1 4.2 - - - - - 7.4 - 535 (-12) 600/281 72.7
IND.COMPOSITE 76.88 1195.2 7.0 37.8 11.5 22.1 3654 38.0
5 AUTOMOBILES - LCVS / HCVS
Ashok Leyland 1703 292.71 1 51 21.0 21.2 20477.7 6 8.8 1269.1 64 156 6.1 4.3 7113.2 58 11.1 449.7 178 1712 4.9 59 132 M(3) 139/81 27.1
Force Motors 1703 13.18 10 61 1263.6 11.4 3069.0 1 8.7 179.2 * - 100 221.7 135.9 749.5 19 6.1 14.7 -37 1712 107.2 -28 2840 (-193) 4810/2826 26.5
SML ISUZU * 1703 14.47 10 44 278.2 16.9 1369.0 17 7.9 63.0 23 80 59.8 43.5 221.5 -2 -0.8 -9.8 PL 1712 2.1 -96 780 (-31) 1385/775 367.6
Tata Motors * 1703 577.47 2 36 71.7 - 44364.0 4 3.2 -2384.5 -999 - 2.0 - 16101.6 58 8.6 187.8 LP 1712 - 24 368 (-28) 487/357 -
IND.COMPOSITE 897.83 69279.7 5.2 -873.2 9.2 642.4 149764 27.8
6 AUTOMOBILES - PASSENGER CARS
M&M * 1703 621.60 5 20 206.6 13.9 43785.4 7 10.4 3347.0 * 7 260 37.6 26.9 11577.8 5 12.9 919.8 17 1712 29.7 15 727 XB(-34) 803/613 24.5
Maruti Suzuki 1703 151.04 5 56 1197.4 17.4 68034.8 18 15.2 5758.8 * 27 1500 276.8 190.6 18940.0 14 16.0 1799.0 3 1712 197.3 -5 8740 (-349)10000/5804 44.3
IND.COMPOSITE 772.64 111820.2 13.3 9105.8 14.9 2718.8 354415 36.7
7 AUTOMOBILES - TRACTORS
Escorts 1703 122.58 10 40 162.4 9.7 4093.7 22 7.5 185.7 76 15 20.3 15.2 1205.0 12 12.0 91.9 286 1712 25.6 113 859 (-21) 922/406 33.5
HMT * 1703 1204.09 10 94 1.7 - 10.1 46 -99.9 -26.9 PL - - - 4.2 85 -74.8 4.4 LP 1712 0.9 191 34 (-1) 49/31 -
VST Till. Tract. * 1703 8.64 10 54 566.0 15.8 695.1 7 14.2 68.9 * -7 150 93.5 79.8 165.7 17 17.5 31.4 148 1712 103.1 15 2669 (225) 2814/1770 25.9
IND.COMPOSITE 1335.31 4799.0 7.3 227.7 12.4 127.6 16871 31.8
8 AUTOMOBILES - SCOOTERS AND 3 - WHEELERS
Atul Auto * 1703 10.97 5 53 82.3 22.3 475.3 -10 12.6 35.9 * -24 85 17.9 15.5 127.9 -4 12.2 9.7 -20 1712 18.1 -4 416 (4) 512/390 23.0
Bajaj Auto 1703 289.37 10 49 588.7 25.3 21766.7 -4 20.3 3830.5 -3 550 142.0 131.4 6246.2 26 19.7 952.4 3 1712 131.9 -4 3040 (-138) 3473/2695 23.1
Mah. Scooters 1703 11.43 10 51 283.9 3.0 8.5 -5 -76.4 9.4 * -90 300 8.7 8.3 3.0 -4 - 0.4 -66 1712 50.0 1 2431 (-120) 3442/1643 48.6
Scooters India * 1703 85.38 10 94 10.4 -11.0 96.4 -31 -12.1 -10.3 PL - - - 19.4 -30 -21.2 -4.2 -999 1712 - -616 50 (-5) 80/37 -
IND.COMPOSITE 397.15 22347.0 20.0 3865.5 19.4 958.3 92080 23.4
9 AUTOMOBILES - MOTORCYCLES / MOPEDS
Eicher Motors * 1703 27.24 10 51 1440.0 49.9 7038.0 14 31.3 1560.2 49 1000 629.1 572.8 2245.9 23 32.0 472.0 14 1712 684.5 22 27083 M(-493) 33484/22990 39.6
Hero Motocorp * 1703 39.94 2 35 506.3 35.7 28475.0 0 16.3 3283.4 * 8 4250 171.4 146.7 7305.5 15 15.9 805.4 4 1712 168.0 - 3460 M(-174)4200/3081 20.6
TVS Motor Co. 1703 47.51 1 57 50.7 22.8 12135.3 9 7.1 496.7 * 10 250 16.0 10.0 3685.0 24 7.8 154.4 16 1712 11.8 6 652 (-7) 795/414 55.1
IND.COMPOSITE 114.69 47648.3 16.2 5340.3 16.3 1431.8 173857 30.1
10 AUTO ANCILLARIES
Alicon Cast. 1703 6.68 5 65 166.0 14.9 712.3 4 11.6 24.8 13 85 37.3 18.6 233.3 47 11.4 10.0 107 1712 25.7 44 616 M(-20) 763/365 24.0
Amara Raja Batt. * 1703 17.08 1 52 151.8 20.3 5317.2 15 16.0 470.2 * -3 425 38.7 27.5 1553.5 17 15.6 134.5 20 1712 26.5 -6 803 (24) 955/665 30.3
Amtek Auto 1703 49.65 2 52 123.9 - 1949.9 30 17.9 -941.4 -188 - - - 424.6 -23 8.4 -384.7 -29 1706 - -109 24 (1) 44/21 -
Auto.Corp.of Goa 1703 6.42 10 54 306.2 10.9 467.4 12 6.5 21.0 24 175 41.4 32.7 113.4 4 6.2 5.0 3 1712 33.6 6 1145 (-49) 1670/600 34.1
Autolite (India) * 1703 11.18 10 54 35.0 - 113.9 -11 7.3 0.5 * -17 - 2.9 0.4 35.9 24 10.0 2.0 677 1712 - PL 74 (14) 111/48 -
Automotive Axles * 1703 15.11 10 71 248.7 13.8 1146.8 6 9.8 48.4 * 37 80 58.2 32.1 407.9 43 10.8 22.3 107 1712 48.0 69 1628 (35) 1826/618 33.9
Banco Products * 1703 14.30 2 68 73.5 21.9 517.4 5 18.0 98.7 * 21 450 15.6 13.1 144.7 37 16.5 22.4 - 1712 12.7 -15 222 (-1) 276/192 17.4
Bharat Gears 1703 8.14 10 55 86.5 -1.9 406.8 2 7.0 -1.2 PL - 19.0 - 129.5 18 9.7 2.8 524 1712 6.9 LP 193 M(2) 232/101 28.2
Bharat Seats * 1703 6.28 2 74 19.8 21.1 825.2 18 4.4 12.4 67 45 9.4 3.9 216.1 7 6.2 5.8 97 1712 7.9 120 204 (9) 274/63 26.0
Bosch 1703 30.52 10 70 2883.2 14.1 10435.2 8 21.6 1294.1 * -4 1650 540.4 391.0 3071.9 14 14.6 281.0 29 1712 304.9 -42 19429 (-482)25245/18602 63.7
Endurance Tech. * 1703 140.66 10 83 111.1 15.2 3865.7 6 11.8 219.8 * 5 25 27.4 15.6 1116.9 25 12.9 64.8 37 1712 18.2 14 1274 (118) 1397/657 69.8
Enkei Wheels 1703 7.71 5 71 35.3 - 406.7 6 8.2 4.2 * LP - 16.8 2.7 110.9 14 9.0 1.6 LP 1712 4.5 LP 386 M(16) 468/158 86.4
Exide Inds. 1703 85.00 1 46 58.4 14.6 7628.4 11 14.2 694.0 11 240 10.3 7.8 2276.5 33 12.4 154.3 2 1712 7.9 -6 210 (4) 250/193 26.7

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Full Year Latest Quarter TTM Market Data
Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Federal-Mogul Go * 1703 55.63 10 75 101.1 13.7 1302.2 -2 13.9 72.4 60 - 26.7 13.0 313.3 10 11.9 15.5 30 1712 14.9 29 500 (-18) 651/469 33.6
Fiem Inds. * 1703 13.16 10 64 321.7 11.3 1017.4 3 13.2 39.4 -31 80 59.7 29.9 284.3 22 12.6 12.6 40 1712 31.9 -22 887 (9) 1085/821 27.8
Gabriel India * 1703 14.36 1 54 31.4 19.7 1529.1 6 9.4 82.4 9 130 8.1 5.6 445.2 20 8.9 21.5 15 1712 6.3 12 157 (-7) 223/111 24.8
GNA Axles 1703 21.47 10 66 138.3 13.6 513.4 1 15.7 29.6 14 - 24.9 13.8 167.0 41 16.1 12.7 56 1712 18.9 31 417 (1) 475/189 22.1
Harita Seating * 1703 7.77 10 66 116.1 31.7 347.7 13 8.0 24.6 * 14 50 38.2 31.7 133.1 58 7.9 9.3 51 1712 37.4 11 917 (15) 1108/651 24.5
Hind.Composites * 1703 7.38 5 75 469.7 3.8 166.2 8 23.3 24.4 * 17 10 21.8 16.6 54.2 26 20.2 8.0 22 1712 15.6 261 449 B(-11) 803/420 28.8
India Motor Part U 1709 (6) 8.32 10 31 316.5 11.3 189.1 -64 5.6 13.7 11 - 33.8 32.8 94.5 -25 5.6 6.8 -8 1709 27.5 -23 1134 (101) 1443/759 41.3
India NipponElec 1703 11.31 10 66 254.6 9.4 350.0 4 10.8 26.0 * -4 100 26.7 23.0 110.0 26 13.5 11.7 23 1712 31.7 18 998 (31) 1425/505 31.5
IP Rings * 1703 12.68 10 57 68.2 - 173.6 47 7.7 -1.5 PL - 5.2 - 48.3 1 13.9 2.2 LP 1712 6.0 LP 184 (-9) 279/121 30.8
IST * 1703 5.83 10 75 284.2 5.2 25.3 43 16.8 8.4 * 119 - 18.0 14.4 5.2 -1 15.3 2.4 91 1712 16.1 71 1128 (37) 1588/722 69.9
Jamna Auto Inds. * 1703 39.85 1 48 8.4 35.6 1087.4 0 12.0 103.2 * 41 70 3.7 2.5 440.7 80 11.1 32.2 48 1712 2.8 13 76 M(1) 91/39 26.9
Jay Bharat Mar. 1703 10.83 5 59 140.6 19.3 1526.6 17 8.7 53.3 * 38 50 43.7 24.6 416.4 12 8.9 14.0 11 1712 28.2 40 462 (-30) 749/346 16.4
JBM Auto * 1703 20.40 5 62 58.4 15.3 698.0 23 11.0 33.3 * 37 40 13.9 8.2 190.6 11 11.8 8.3 -6 1712 9.0 31 442 (-1) 629/259 49.4
JMT Auto * 1703 50.38 1 72 3.4 2.5 314.2 -6 17.0 4.2 -18 - 0.7 0.1 92.6 21 16.6 0.2 -88 1712 0.0 -92 5 (-) 16/3 -
Jullundur Motor 1703 5.96 10 38 212.3 10.7 379.6 -1 4.6 13.0 * 5 40 22.8 21.0 55.7 -39 0.7 1.2 -53 1709 17.8 -18 255 (35) 300/191 14.3
L G Balakrishnan 1703 15.70 10 48 291.2 14.4 1171.6 7 12.4 60.6 * 6 70 70.0 38.6 333.5 20 14.6 22.5 84 1712 47.1 25 1034 (89) 1139/551 22.0
Lumax Auto Tech. * 1703 13.63 10 56 104.1 5.1 508.3 -10 4.5 7.1 -64 47 14.8 5.2 154.1 54 8.9 7.4 403 1712 16.6 51 774 (36) 932/420 46.5
Lumax Inds. 1703 9.35 10 74 258.5 20.6 1299.8 4 7.7 45.0 * 21 145 91.3 48.1 370.8 25 8.9 17.4 32 1712 58.4 20 2212 (454) 2437/1144 37.9
Minda Corp * 1703 41.86 2 70 18.9 14.4 773.1 10 10.1 51.8 * 7 25 3.4 2.4 249.7 30 12.5 16.3 -9 1712 2.9 4 189 (3) 229/91 66.0
Minda Inds. * 1703 17.34 2 71 129.4 15.1 1639.5 12 9.5 92.7 * 24 110 16.2 10.7 451.8 13 10.7 33.3 75 1712 13.2 27 1082 M(-66) 1357/376 81.8
Motherson Sumi * 1703 210.53 1 62 27.6 20.0 6347.8 20 20.1 773.0 * 13 200 4.6 3.7 1759.6 17 17.8 174.6 -18 1712 4.1 13 328 B(-27) 395/229 80.7
Munjal Auto Inds 1703 20.00 2 75 25.0 13.6 849.9 -4 7.1 32.0 67 100 4.9 3.2 234.5 25 7.0 10.7 72 1712 4.0 36 76 B(-1) 98/46 19.3
Munjal Showa 1703 8.00 2 65 127.4 11.8 1459.7 -3 6.5 52.7 * -10 200 20.5 13.2 351.9 7 5.3 11.2 -23 1712 13.3 -11 225 (-11) 312/184 16.9
Omax Autos 1703 21.39 10 55 102.1 -9.6 1042.2 1 3.4 -21.0 * PL - 2.6 - 305.6 21 7.4 12.5 LP 1712 - PL 171 (-) 216/62 -
PPAP Automotive * 1703 14.00 10 64 165.9 10.8 342.7 13 18.8 23.8 * 56 30 34.2 16.8 90.2 6 21.3 8.2 23 1712 22.4 57 553 (2) 721/201 24.7
Precision Camshf * 1703 94.80 10 64 58.2 11.7 443.0 2 22.7 59.7 * 1 15 10.2 6.3 93.0 -9 20.3 6.7 -52 1712 4.2 -29 108 M(-5) 167/103 25.7
Pricol Ltd 1703 9.48 1 37 87.8 10.3 1264.9 940 10.7 46.1 999 100 11.8 4.9 274.4 -6 12.0 8.7 -17 1712 2.2 -52 98 (5) 138/76 43.9
Rane (Madras) 1703 11.61 10 62 197.0 11.5 1003.3 17 9.5 19.1 21 60 56.2 15.5 308.9 33 12.2 14.2 317 1712 26.6 76 822 M(8) 960/407 31.0
Rane Brake Lin. 1703 7.91 10 67 211.0 30.2 487.5 9 14.9 46.0 79 150 81.6 57.0 128.1 12 19.5 13.2 33 1712 57.3 14 1001 (-44) 1447/915 17.5
Rane Engine Val. 1703 6.72 10 51 238.1 -8.4 360.2 3 6.1 -11.1 * 63 25 24.8 - 91.0 15 3.9 -3.2 -93 1712 - 71 543 (-2) 743/513 -
Rasandik Engg. * 1703 4.73 10 54 61.9 10.6 215.0 10 11.3 3.0 178 - 33.5 6.3 60.1 25 11.2 0.3 LP 1712 6.8 18 190 (-1) 279/70 27.8
Rico Auto Inds. * 1703 13.53 1 50 37.1 8.9 954.5 5 9.5 43.1 53 75 5.8 3.2 263.3 20 9.5 14.1 53 1712 3.2 -4 83 (4) 111/44 26.3
Samkrg Pistons 1703 9.82 10 67 111.8 19.4 251.6 3 16.1 19.7 24 45 33.2 20.1 70.0 25 16.7 5.9 26 1712 21.5 22 304 (-4) 379/181 14.2
Setco Automotive * 1703 26.72 2 64 16.0 9.4 536.7 1 12.4 19.2 * -42 33 2.7 1.4 145.7 21 14.9 11.3 279 1712 1.8 - 62 (2) 74/33 34.2
Shanthi Gears * 1703 8.17 1 70 37.5 7.6 184.0 12 19.4 21.8 * 26 75 4.9 2.7 54.0 17 19.5 6.7 42 1712 3.0 13 142 (4) 179/104 47.6
Sharda Motor Ind * 1703 5.95 10 73 474.2 21.8 1042.6 12 13.1 60.6 66 125 196.6 100.5 254.4 2 12.6 17.2 45 1712 121.5 31 2264 (-50) 3100/1203 18.6
Shivam Autotech * 1703 20.00 2 75 19.2 -2.0 456.4 7 10.0 -3.8 PL - 2.8 - 127.7 19 17.1 2.3 LP 1712 1.1 LP 79 (2) 108/42 74.5
Shriram Pistons 1703 22.37 10 48 350.7 16.1 1467.7 5 17.4 116.5 * 29 70 92.3 52.1 430.8 31 15.4 28.9 27 1712 56.5 19 1710 (10) 2498/1130 30.3
Sintercom India 1703 24.20 10 - 29.9 7.0 65.3 3 23.0 2.8 -14 - 3.5 1.1 - - - - - 1.1 - 71 P 90/68 62.5
Sona Koyo Steer. * 1703 19.87 1 77 15.0 8.2 1164.9 8 10.9 23.7 39 50 5.0 1.2 292.8 2 10.7 5.8 12 1712 1.3 7 105 (7) 131/75 79.5
Steel Str. Wheel * 1703 15.56 10 58 314.0 15.9 1331.7 13 12.3 69.9 * 15 30 75.4 44.6 397.4 19 12.0 18.1 44 1712 49.3 20 973 M(-47) 1225/679 19.7
Subros 1703 12.00 2 40 58.2 11.3 1549.5 19 10.8 38.5 60 25 21.1 6.4 448.8 22 10.6 16.4 420 1712 9.9 93 335 (17) 442/185 34.0
Sundaram Clayton * 1703 10.12 5 75 302.2 18.9 1394.6 -2 9.5 101.1 * -27 630 79.7 49.7 404.5 20 -6.4 1.0 -98 1712 - PL 4984 (389) 6195/3250 -
Suprajit Engg. * 1703 13.99 1 44 36.9 18.7 861.6 47 16.8 81.3 * 66 110 6.9 5.8 254.4 22 17.8 26.1 -3 1712 6.0 7 271 (-15) 349/198 45.2
Talbros Auto. * 1703 12.35 10 57 109.7 8.0 328.8 6 9.8 10.2 * 24 15 17.9 7.9 102.0 30 10.9 5.2 44 1712 10.4 31 291 (16) 354/124 27.9
Talbros Engg. * 1703 5.08 10 73 83.1 17.9 160.9 15 9.4 7.0 108 20 20.8 13.6 47.6 26 10.5 2.1 101 1712 19.1 101 330 B(2) 444/135 17.3
The Hi-Tech Gear 1703 18.77 10 55 98.2 11.6 449.5 0 12.1 20.2 * -6 25 23.0 10.5 121.3 33 13.7 7.4 129 1712 15.1 48 436 (-35) 602/292 28.8
Ucal Fuel Sys. 1703 22.11 10 70 158.5 7.4 564.0 12 13.4 24.9 * 38 50 21.3 11.3 149.2 - 18.3 11.7 97 1712 15.5 32 255 (-9) 338/175 16.4
WABCO India 1703 9.48 5 75 667.9 18.3 2067.5 13 15.8 200.3 * 2 140 138.1 105.6 615.5 34 16.3 63.8 46 1712 121.0 7 7184 (-102) 8480/5200 59.4
Wheels India * 1703 12.03 10 75 388.5 13.5 2172.9 9 8.6 59.3 * 49 130 101.4 48.2 592.0 10 7.5 12.9 -10 1712 52.5 9 2087 (-158) 2410/1221 39.8
Z F Steering * 1703 9.07 10 74 357.3 14.8 389.9 2 20.5 41.5 * -5 80 76.6 45.8 100.9 12 19.1 12.6 30 1712 43.1 -15 1086 (-34) 1537/1045 25.2
IND.COMPOSITE 1482.30 80015.1 14.0 4710.2 12.5 1103.6 276152 47.2
11 BANKS - PUBLIC SECTOR
Allahabad Bank * 1703 800.21 10 68 156.6 - 20304.7 -2 59.4 -313.5 * 58 - - - 4755.3 -5 29.6 -1263.8 PL 1712 - -5 51 M(-10) 93/49 -
Andhra Bank * 1703 872.80 10 70 133.1 1.7 20335.7 6 62.3 174.5 -68 - 3.7 2.0 5093.4 2 35.0 -532.0 PL 1712 - PL 46 M(-3) 76/44 -
Bank of Baroda * 1703 460.83 2 59 174.9 3.4 48958.0 0 61.3 1305.2 * LP 60 7.9 5.7 12976.3 7 55.0 111.8 -56 1712 3.2 LP 144 (-14) 207/134 44.4
Bank of India * 1703 1184.55 10 75 240.8 - 46063.2 1 56.2 -1558.3 74 - - - 10376.0 -11 31.7 -2341.2 PL 1712 - 24 125 M(-22) 217/120 -
Bank of Maha * 1703 1379.94 10 76 49.2 - 13570.0 -4 55.4 -1372.4 PL - - - 2994.6 -14 27.3 -596.7 -227 1712 - -43 17 M(-2) 41/17 -
Canara Bank 1703 597.29 10 66 474.0 - 48942.0 0 66.7 1120.6 * LP 10 24.3 18.8 12341.1 2 58.8 125.8 -61 1712 14.2 LP 304 (-13) 463/281 21.4
Central Bank * 1703 1967.75 10 82 78.4 - 27537.1 -1 56.8 -2437.9 -63 - - - 6589.3 -3 22.6 -1664.2 -175 1712 - -27 66 M(-3) 125/64 -
Corporation Bank * 1703 229.41 2 71 105.0 - 22561.8 7 69.1 560.5 * LP - 6.3 4.9 4841.4 -17 25.2 -1240.5 PL 1712 - -999 32 (-4) 65/32 -
Dena Bank * 1703 1130.85 10 62 68.8 - 11433.1 1 60.4 -863.2 8 - - - 2476.0 -17 31.1 -380.1 PL 1712 - -107 21 M(-2) 50/20 -
IOB * 1703 2852.56 10 82 44.4 - 23091.2 -11 48.1 -3418.0 * -18 - - - 5062.4 -10 41.7 -971.2 -75 1712 - 6 20 M(-1) 32/19 -
IDBI Bank 1703 2642.49 10 78 80.6 - 31759.0 1 53.2 -5157.6 -41 - - - 6645.8 -6 20.7 -1524.3 32 1712 - -56 64 M(4) 84/50 -
Indian Bank * 1703 480.29 10 82 301.1 10.1 18251.1 1 67.4 1406.7 97 60 31.5 28.1 4903.1 8 61.6 303.1 -19 1712 30.1 21 316 (-24) 428/252 10.5
J & K Bank 1703 55.69 1 59 95.6 -28.5 7178.7 -2 35.4 -1632.3 PL - - - 1790.8 1 57.8 72.5 LP 1712 - 87 68 M(-2) 96/66 -
Oriental Bank 1703 346.17 10 58 366.1 -8.3 21187.9 -3 58.6 -1094.3 * PL - - - 4699.1 -13 27.1 -1985.4 -999 1712 - PL 103 (-10) 191/98 -
Pun. & Sind Bank * 1703 400.41 10 80 131.6 3.9 8751.0 -5 71.0 201.1 * -40 - 6.1 5.0 2178.7 1 55.5 -258.3 PL 1712 - PL 38 (-4) 72/38 -
Punjab Natl.Bank * 1703 485.12 2 57 177.7 3.6 56227.4 5 59.8 1319.4 * LP - 7.2 5.4 15257.5 8 52.2 230.1 11 1712 5.7 LP 116 M(-47) 232/114 20.2

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
St Bk of India * 1703 863.21 1 57 198.9 7.0210979.2 10 58.9 10509.9 5 260 14.5 11.8 62887.1 17 46.1 -2416.4 PL 1712 - PL 268 M(-30) 352/241 -
Syndicate Bank * 1703 1041.30 10 63 131.9 3.0 26461.2 3 64.6 358.9 * LP - 4.8 3.4 5945.2 -9 41.0 -869.8 PL 1712 - 53 56 M(-11) 96/54 -
UCO Bank * 1703 1866.89 10 81 62.0 - 18440.3 -9 57.8 -1851.0 * 34 - - - 3721.9 -23 43.3 -1016.4 -133 1712 - 3 27 M(-2) 45/25 -
Union Bank (I) 1703 855.75 10 56 281.2 2.7 37624.6 5 64.5 529.4 * -61 - 8.9 6.2 9133.6 -5 45.0 -1249.9 PL 1712 - PL 110 M(-17) 205/105 -
United Bank (I) * 1703 1561.82 10 87 46.5 3.6 11614.5 2 66.5 219.5 * LP - 2.1 1.4 2483.0 -20 30.8 -637.5 PL 1712 - -319 14 M(-1) 27/14 -
Vijaya Bank 1703 1109.87 10 63 72.3 10.7 14030.7 8 68.6 752.1 97 15 7.5 6.8 3450.8 -7 60.0 79.6 -65 1712 6.5 17 57 M(-4) 97/53 8.7
IND.COMPOSITE 23185.20 745302.2 60.0 -1240.7 43.6-18024.9 430172 19.6
12 BANKS - PRIVATE SECTOR
AU Small Finance * 1703 285.68 10 33 70.0 24.1 2100.9 100 48.2 361.0 * 46 - 12.8 12.6 570.2 61 58.5 78.9 -5 1712 11.2 - 573 M(-52) 739/496 51.2
Axis Bank * 1703 513.00 2 27 251.2 6.8 56233.5 12 53.6 3679.6 -55 250 16.3 14.3 14314.6 -1 56.1 726.4 25 1712 14.4 -20 539 M(-27) 628/448 37.5
City Union Bank * 1703 66.35 1 - 53.8 15.2 3657.7 9 67.7 502.7 * 13 30 8.4 7.6 987.1 3 72.0 154.8 22 1712 8.6 17 174 B(17) 209/125 20.3
DCB Bank 1703 308.00 10 15 75.6 10.8 2325.6 21 63.6 199.8 3 5 7.8 6.5 685.7 12 65.4 57.0 11 1712 7.6 8 167 M(1) 213/138 22.0
Dhanlaxmi Bank * 1703 253.01 10 - 30.6 - 1200.1 -6 64.1 12.3 * LP - 1.3 0.5 270.1 -7 52.9 -21.7 -166 1712 0.0 LP 23 M(-2) 45/23 -
Federal Bank 1703 393.83 2 - 58.1 9.8 9759.2 14 66.1 830.7 * 75 45 4.8 4.2 2729.8 7 71.4 260.0 26 1712 5.0 69 93 M(-1) 128/83 18.5
HDFC Bank 1703 518.41 2 21 345.2 18.0 81602.5 15 62.2 14549.6 18 550 59.4 56.1 24450.4 18 71.0 4642.6 20 1712 64.3 20 1875 M(-39)2014/1360 29.1
ICICI Bank * 1703 1284.81 2 - 150.9 10.7 73660.8 8 57.3 9799.4 * 1 125 16.4 15.3 16832.2 -4 56.1 1650.2 -32 1712 12.1 -8 320 B(-12) 366/241 26.4
IDFC Bank 1703 3402.83 10 53 43.1 7.2 9545.8 136 79.0 1023.4 119 8 3.4 3.0 2514.5 -3 80.9 146.1 -24 1712 1.7 -42 52 M(-1) 70/49 30.2
IndusInd Bank * 1703 600.11 10 15 337.8 15.3 18577.2 22 60.3 2866.0 * 26 60 50.9 47.8 5473.5 16 69.8 936.3 25 1712 56.7 25 1632 M(-82)1818/1288 28.8
Karnataka Bank 1703 282.61 10 - 167.0 10.8 5994.7 8 69.2 452.6 9 40 17.8 16.0 1526.9 5 65.9 87.4 28 1712 16.0 8 133 M(-5) 181/115 8.3
Karur Vysya Bank 1703 145.33 2 2 81.6 12.6 6404.6 4 64.9 605.7 * 7 130 9.5 8.3 1647.2 4 58.1 71.5 -38 1712 7.1 -3 111 R(-1) 150/84 15.7
Kotak Mah. Bank * 1703 952.64 5 30 175.4 13.2 21176.1 11 61.3 3403.5 * 63 12 19.3 17.7 6049.0 12 69.8 1053.2 20 1712 20.6 26 1057 M(-5) 1133/790 51.3
Lak. Vilas Bank 1703 255.88 10 9 107.4 14.4 3349.4 17 69.3 255.8 * 42 27 11.9 10.0 817.5 -7 65.0 -39.2 PL 1712 3.5 -65 119 R(-10) 195/118 34.1
RBL Bank * 1703 418.72 10 - 143.9 12.2 4468.6 38 65.7 445.6 * 53 18 12.1 10.6 1409.0 23 66.3 165.3 28 1712 13.6 36 474 M(-11) 600/414 35.0
South Ind.Bank * 1703 180.88 1 - 25.5 9.4 6562.7 8 69.6 393.1 18 40 2.5 2.2 1735.8 - 71.6 115.0 3 1712 1.6 -24 27 M(-1) 35/20 16.5
Yes Bank 1703 460.18 2 20 95.9 18.6 20581.4 27 67.8 3330.1 * 31 120 15.2 14.5 6492.6 24 73.3 1076.9 22 1712 17.2 27 313 M(-31) 383/275 18.2
IND.COMPOSITE 10322.27 327200.6 60.8 42710.9 65.511160.7 1310164 29.7
13 BEARINGS
ABC Bearings 1703 11.55 10 39 120.2 7.4 189.8 6 16.5 9.8 * 79 20 19.4 8.5 50.0 9 18.3 3.6 40 1712 7.7 -15 470 (-15) 569/158 60.9
Bimetal Bear. 1703 3.83 10 75 428.4 2.6 148.2 1 0.2 4.2 * -20 75 21.5 10.9 45.2 44 6.0 1.7 287 1712 18.6 35 599 (16) 689/352 32.2
Menon Bearings 1703 5.60 1 75 11.5 33.2 123.6 11 27.0 19.3 29 100 4.2 3.2 37.1 32 25.1 5.5 39 1712 3.9 25 101 (-6) 127/67 25.8
NRB Bearings * 1703 19.38 2 54 34.7 16.0 708.7 8 14.8 51.0 * 11 70 8.0 5.0 207.9 26 19.5 21.3 178 1712 7.1 43 157 (10) 183/103 22.2
NRB Indl Bearing * 1703 4.85 2 70 -6.1 - 39.6 -1 -7.3 -14.6 24 - - - 12.2 20 -4.5 -4.4 17 1712 - 30 26 (-) 45/25 -
Schaeffler India * 1712 16.62 10 51 999.1 14.2 1918.7 6 19.1 238.0 22 170 186.0 143.2 506.1 9 20.0 67.9 24 1712 143.2 22 5320 (-57) 5960/4030 37.1
SKF India * 1703 51.34 10 52 352.5 14.0 2631.4 -12 12.8 243.7 * 19 100 53.7 44.3 700.5 5 17.6 86.2 32 1712 54.9 19 1850 M(94) 2010/1453 33.7
SNL Bearings * 1703 3.61 10 74 55.2 38.1 33.5 12 31.9 6.7 17 30 19.8 17.8 10.3 16 33.3 2.2 21 1712 21.9 31 378 (15) 460/212 17.2
Timken India * 1703 68.00 10 75 90.9 16.9 1056.2 1 15.0 97.1 * 4 10 18.5 14.3 278.6 21 7.4 9.2 -31 1712 13.8 -3 825 (-43) 1008/601 59.7
IND.COMPOSITE 184.78 6849.7 15.2 655.2 15.5 193.2 27006 37.0
14 BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES
Assoc.Alcohols * 1703 18.08 10 58 54.4 19.4 296.5 3 13.8 17.4 * 18 10 15.7 9.6 96.7 15 18.5 9.6 80 1712 13.9 43 262 (17) 309/108 18.9
G M Breweries 1703 14.62 10 74 150.2 21.9 747.7 8 9.7 43.6 * -19 30 32.9 29.2 117.9 21 28.9 22.3 125 1712 39.9 25 903 (42) 1212/389 22.7
Globus Spirits * 1703 28.80 10 55 129.4 2.5 789.1 12 7.1 7.9 * -37 - 16.0 2.8 258.3 19 6.6 1.3 -68 1712 - PL 130 (4) 178/62 -
IFB Agro Inds. 1703 9.37 10 65 302.0 10.1 829.3 33 5.9 26.9 * - - 50.4 28.7 188.7 -4 6.6 5.3 -42 1712 23.1 -36 675 (3) 939/366 29.2
Jagatjit Inds. * 1703 46.15 10 34 -7.4 - 510.9 -26 -9.2 -102.0 -51 - - - 99.8 -18 1.4 -18.7 -4 1712 - 22 86 (-4) 128/45 -
Pincon Spirit 1703 47.79 10 34 31.0 36.7 1420.1 50 6.6 43.0 73 8 9.5 8.9 402.6 30 7.2 13.1 39 1709 10.4 55 34 C(1) 78/29 3.3
Pioneer Distil. * 1703 13.39 10 75 -33.5 - 113.2 -41 2.8 -30.1 PL - - - 33.6 29 -4.8 -9.4 -10 1712 28.4 LP 178 (-6) 254/128 6.3
Radico Khaitan 1703 26.66 2 40 77.3 8.1 1679.9 2 12.7 81.7 8 40 9.3 6.1 482.5 17 15.7 35.0 78 1712 8.0 34 336 M(-18) 418/107 42.1
Som Distilleries 1703 27.52 10 23 49.3 10.6 244.7 11 14.4 13.4 * - 15 5.9 4.6 65.3 50 17.3 3.8 125 1712 7.6 65 242 (-4) 299/114 32.1
United Breweries 1703 26.44 1 73 88.2 10.2 4734.1 -2 14.3 229.4 -24 115 19.5 8.7 1197.1 17 12.7 47.4 -2 1712 11.7 12 1054 (-130) 1243/716 89.9
United Spirits 1703 145.33 10 58 133.3 - 8547.6 4 9.5 308.4 999 - 30.3 21.2 2263.3 -8 12.0 143.9 -3 1712 26.2 172 3241 (48) 4003/1831 123.6
IND.COMPOSITE 404.15 19913.1 10.1 639.6 11.9 253.6 83711 82.1
15 CABLES - POWER
Cords Cable * 1703 12.93 10 51 93.8 4.1 323.4 14 10.2 5.0 62 - 8.1 3.8 87.8 13 9.7 1.3 14 1712 4.5 26 100 (1) 154/74 22.5
Diamond Power * 1703 269.71 10 11 24.3 - 1131.7 -45 -57.2 -908.7 * -237 - - - 105.0 -58 -11.7 -29.7 90 1712 - 43 14 (-3) 45/14 -
Dynamic Cables 1703 22.01 10 - 29.4 23.2 300.0 12 7.1 7.9 17 - 4.5 3.6 87.3 - 5.8 2.1 - 1706 - - 54 P(4) 72/43 -
Finolex Cables * 1703 30.59 2 36 122.7 18.2 2444.8 4 15.2 291.1 * 27 150 21.7 18.5 656.8 6 14.9 74.9 9 1712 21.4 6 713 (36) 750/427 33.3
Hind.Urban Infra 1703 1.44 10 75 1877.2 -1.1 656.0 -4 6.5 -2.9 * PL 10 85.3 - 135.9 -15 2.6 -5.9 -675 1712 - PL 1120 (-36) 1650/626 -
KEI Inds. 1703 15.67 2 46 60.4 23.5 2669.1 15 10.3 98.7 59 30 16.2 12.6 888.7 24 9.5 39.0 51 1712 17.3 71 374 M(4) 423/167 21.7
Paramount Comm. * 1703 28.58 2 56 -23.4 - 315.7 2 -15.5 -71.7 * 42 - - - 104.8 74 -1.2 -2.3 84 1712 - 66 15 M(-) 20/3 -
Universal Cables * 1703 34.70 10 62 61.9 14.2 818.2 9 9.1 27.5 * 78 - 13.4 7.9 297.1 44 9.2 8.4 73 1712 7.8 -16 152 (3) 210/87 19.6
IND.COMPOSITE 415.63 8658.9 1.4 -553.1 9.0 87.7 15359 29.3
16 CABLES - TELEPHONE
Aksh Optifibre * 1703 81.33 5 28 29.2 3.3 458.9 6 10.2 15.0 * -61 - 2.1 0.9 154.0 20 11.1 6.4 392 1712 0.9 -35 37 (-) 47/17 -
Bhagyanagar Ind * 1703 6.40 2 73 32.1 4.4 305.1 3 2.7 6.9 320 - 3.2 2.2 119.3 74 3.0 1.9 99 1712 2.6 334 44 (5) 58/20 17.2
CMI * 1703 15.03 10 44 70.3 22.7 307.2 28 14.0 20.1 * 18 10 14.1 13.2 86.9 65 12.3 4.6 30 1712 13.6 -4 249 M(-5) 308/161 18.3
Shilpi Cable * 1703 110.63 10 30 -29.9 - 2004.4 5 -29.9 -685.0 PL 12 - - 4.5 -99 - -104.0 PL 1712 - PL 11 (-) 252/10 -
Sterlite Tech. * 1703 80.20 2 54 24.2 15.1 2256.4 11 18.6 141.0 -22 63 6.9 3.4 757.3 20 21.0 65.7 57 1712 4.8 19 344 M(21) 415/120 72.0
Vindhya Telelink * 1703 11.85 10 44 368.2 16.7 1033.4 5 12.4 67.3 -17 70 67.4 56.8 320.5 54 12.9 16.6 54 1712 69.7 37 1126 (-26) 1472/620 16.2
IND.COMPOSITE 305.44 6365.4 0.7 -434.7 16.1 -8.8 16386 51.7

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Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio

17 CASTINGS & FORGINGS

AIA Engg. * 1703 18.86 2 62 256.8 16.5 2065.8 13 27.1 369.6 * -35 400 46.1 38.5 488.2 -2 21.5 90.5 9 1712 41.8 -9 1460 (12) 1702/1276 34.9
Bharat Forge * 1703 93.12 2 46 90.9 15.0 3864.7 -11 27.3 558.6 * -20 375 18.1 11.7 1390.6 47 29.9 228.2 77 1712 16.9 46 736 B(22) 783/497 43.5
Electrost.Cast. 1703 35.70 1 53 80.2 1.6 1834.2 -9 15.2 44.8 * -36 50 3.0 1.3 511.7 11 13.2 20.4 -15 1712 0.1 -97 32 (1) 45/24 -
Inv.&Prec.Cast. 1703 5.00 10 50 110.8 8.0 92.0 8 16.3 4.2 48 13 18.5 8.5 28.4 25 22.3 2.7 171 1712 15.0 88 430 (-) 525/185 28.6
Jayaswal Neco * 1703 638.63 10 69 25.6 - 2516.4 -5 11.2 -462.4 * -999 - - - 821.0 34 5.5 -173.3 -24 1712 - -22 9 (-) 13/6 -
Kalyani Forge * 1703 3.64 10 59 280.8 4.6 226.8 -2 7.1 4.5 * 303 30 41.0 12.4 63.8 14 6.4 0.8 -54 1712 7.6 -11 314 (-26) 410/267 41.6
LGB Forge * 1703 15.00 1 64 0.5 - 84.0 -5 -1.3 -5.9 * -32 - - - 25.2 18 -1.0 -1.5 1 1712 - -46 4 (-) 8/3 -
M M Forgings * 1703 12.07 10 56 260.6 14.6 478.4 -5 19.4 43.4 * -13 60 68.1 35.8 146.0 25 21.6 15.2 51 1712 44.6 29 1094 (96) 1229/455 24.5
Mahindra CIE 1612 378.37 10 70 91.5 2.0 1786.9 34 8.1 57.3 37 - 3.4 1.5 484.3 21 10.0 20.4 45 1709 1.7 26 225 M(16) 270/198 129.8
National Fitting * 1703 8.32 10 66 33.3 42.9 67.1 29 23.2 10.1 37 40 13.1 11.8 15.4 -15 24.3 2.4 -15 1712 10.1 -15 210 (-5) 285/195 20.7
Nelcast * 1703 17.40 2 75 37.9 10.7 574.6 2 11.1 34.0 * 7 45 5.3 3.7 201.4 41 9.7 10.3 5 1712 4.2 14 84 (6) 109/51 20.0
PTC Inds. * 1703 5.24 10 63 242.4 4.7 99.4 4 15.1 5.9 -5 - 21.8 11.2 23.9 2 22.6 2.4 43 1712 10.3 -27 533 (3) 655/251 51.8
Ramkrishna Forg. 1703 32.59 10 44 212.0 4.0 875.8 -3 18.9 19.0 -65 10 27.0 5.8 400.1 89 19.3 27.7 999 1712 23.7 477 757 M(-13) 891/378 32.0
Simplex Casting * 1703 5.98 10 58 138.7 2.3 207.6 0 10.0 1.9 * -47 5 15.2 3.0 79.1 162 7.4 0.9 LP 1712 2.7 -71 152 (-) 177/92 57.2
Steelcast 1703 10.12 5 46 36.6 - 134.3 -2 18.1 1.5 * 999 12 6.8 0.7 58.9 83 17.3 4.8 LP 1712 6.4 999 185 (-2) 224/55 28.8
Uni Abex Alloy * 1703 1.98 10 63 172.4 -22.2 59.2 -5 -3.5 -9.2 * -214 - - - 18.3 66 11.0 -0.1 99 1712 - 23 504 (-26) 635/270 -
IND.COMPOSITE 1282.02 14967.0 18.3 677.3 17.8 251.8 64181 42.9
18 CEMENT - NORTH INDIA
ACC * 1712 187.79 10 55 498.7 7.0 12931.0 16 14.8 915.5 52 260 82.8 48.7 3417.1 30 13.0 204.5 84 1712 48.7 52 1633 (-11) 1869/1382 33.5
Ambuja Cem. 1612 397.13 2 63 96.1 5.7 9267.8 -2 18.2 835.5 * 16 140 8.1 3.8 2319.6 15 15.3 272.4 10 1709 5.0 28 258 (-1) 291/223 51.6
Barak Valley * 1703 22.16 10 56 38.3 1.6 122.5 12 8.2 1.4 LP - 1.9 0.6 37.9 46 13.2 1.5 14 1712 1.5 122 33 (3) 43/24 22.4
Birla Corpn. * 1703 77.01 10 63 412.2 5.3 3345.1 2 10.9 162.5 * 1 65 40.2 21.1 894.6 20 4.3 -24.5 PL 1712 3.3 -88 949 (-94) 1290/668 283.9
Century Textiles 1703 111.70 10 50 222.2 4.3 7899.3 -1 11.4 99.0 * LP 55 37.0 8.9 2003.8 17 16.3 89.9 424 1712 26.3 390 1187 (-63) 1472/915 45.1
Guj. Sidhee Cem. * 1703 86.15 10 72 16.0 - 437.4 -7 -7.6 -39.0 -451 - - - 128.4 21 4.6 4.6 LP 1712 - 56 32 (-) 41/24 -
Heidelberg Cem. * 1703 226.61 10 69 42.7 8.2 1717.5 4 16.2 76.1 * 118 20 7.7 3.4 483.9 25 17.1 31.8 251 1712 4.7 46 156 (9) 189/110 33.6
J K Cements 1703 69.93 10 64 274.6 14.4 4420.7 7 16.6 269.6 163 80 62.9 37.7 1126.1 24 15.1 73.0 11 1712 49.3 40 1031 (-51) 1195/838 20.9
JK Lakshmi Cem. 1703 58.84 5 46 117.4 2.9 2910.4 11 12.6 39.1 * LP 15 18.0 3.3 837.4 25 11.3 8.6 13 1712 2.4 -50 412 (2) 535/375 173.0
Mangalam Cement * 1703 26.69 10 13 189.6 7.5 908.6 8 13.4 36.5 * LP 8 28.8 13.7 292.0 25 2.8 2.7 -54 1712 7.2 -58 339 (-21) 480/285 47.0
OCL India * 1703 11.38 2 75 414.0 17.7 2911.9 9 23.2 383.8 * 56 250 93.2 67.5 859.2 25 19.8 117.7 47 1712 74.8 9 1314 (41) 1620/880 17.6
Prism Cement * 1703 503.36 10 75 19.0 1.9 5019.6 -5 5.7 16.3 * LP - 3.5 0.3 1296.3 14 7.0 14.9 LP 1712 1.5 LP 118 (-10) 159/91 77.5
Sanghi Inds. * 1703 251.00 10 75 60.3 5.8 1102.0 31 18.0 63.1 -37 - 5.4 2.5 279.6 3 22.1 32.2 598 1712 4.0 13 111 M(-5) 144/61 27.6
Saurastra Cem. * 1703 69.19 10 74 41.0 3.5 474.9 -10 4.9 10.1 -73 10 3.5 1.5 141.3 29 4.2 3.3 LP 1712 5.3 24 79 (-7) 102/56 14.9
Sh. Digvijay Cem 1703 141.37 10 75 12.9 - 319.1 -33 3.5 -13.5 PL - 0.6 - 100.1 59 12.3 3.6 LP 1712 0.1 -56 25 (-1) 33/20 -
Shree Cement 1703 34.84 10 65 2209.6 18.4 8429.2 53 28.1 1309.9 * -14 1400 701.0 352.4 2296.2 23 24.8 333.3 42 1712 361.7 -26 16834 (204)20560/15368 46.5
Star Cement * 1703 41.92 1 73 15.4 12.0 1400.6 -1 12.9 72.7 * 28 - 2.9 1.7 345.9 21 24.7 59.4 LP 1712 4.9 - 124 M(2) 151/102 25.3
Udaipur Cement * 1703 118.08 4 74 7.5 -0.6 85.2 -3 4.1 -1.2 * PL - 0.1 - 94.5 363 6.6 -19.5 -999 1712 - PL 26 (-) 39/22 -
UltraTech Cem. * 1703 274.58 10 62 871.9 11.5 23891.4 1 20.7 2580.2 * 11 100 140.1 94.0 7589.9 35 16.7 421.5 -25 1712 86.8 -11 4111 M(-27)4594/3695 47.4
IND.COMPOSITE 2709.73 87594.1 17.2 6817.6 15.9 1630.9 313857 43.3
19 CEMENT - SOUTH INDIA
Andhra Cement 1703 293.52 10 69 -2.2 - 349.3 20 11.1 -103.1 -16 - - - 113.8 32 5.0 -33.8 -38 1712 - -33 11 (-1) 16/8 -
Anjani Portland * 1703 25.29 10 75 80.8 30.8 309.7 13 26.5 44.9 * 127 20 24.5 17.7 90.0 8 12.0 3.3 -73 1712 10.6 -34 198 (-8) 294/177 18.7
Dalmia Bhar. * 1703 17.79 2 58 156.5 4.7 222.5 9 25.2 63.4 1 110 7.7 7.1 64.9 6 20.3 18.6 37 1712 10.3 26 2840 (112) 3349/1842 274.7
Deccan Cement * 1703 7.00 5 56 233.9 15.2 645.5 -3 15.4 46.6 3 60 48.0 32.7 134.0 18 13.5 9.0 -20 1712 28.8 -12 570 (10) 660/493 19.8
India Cements * 1703 308.15 10 28 165.8 3.4 5079.2 20 17.0 172.5 * 31 10 13.9 5.6 1213.1 -4 13.8 15.2 -57 1712 3.1 -48 160 M(6) 226/142 51.3
KCP * 1703 12.89 1 45 32.4 8.1 818.3 9 17.7 32.6 -25 200 6.5 2.5 262.9 30 13.2 14.4 35 1712 6.4 252 128 (-1) 170/92 20.0
Kakatiya Cement * 1703 7.77 10 53 296.4 13.3 220.1 5 18.8 28.7 29 30 40.0 37.0 35.4 -54 -23.7 -5.6 PL 1712 26.5 -23 292 (-21) 449/278 11.0
NCL Inds. * 1703 45.23 10 40 97.8 25.0 868.4 16 13.2 54.7 1 25 17.3 11.7 222.7 6 12.8 13.7 -27 1712 12.0 3 236 M(-12) 310/148 19.6
Orient Cement 1703 20.49 1 38 48.2 -3.2 2010.1 28 8.9 -31.2 PL 50 4.2 - 511.5 12 7.6 -17.7 -51 1712 2.4 LP 145 (2) 184/125 60.9
Sagar Cements 1703 20.40 10 50 384.5 1.9 535.8 -14 11.1 12.3 * -75 15 19.8 6.0 180.2 47 14.1 10.2 473 1712 22.7 97 978 (51) 1161/722 43.1
Shiva Cement * 1703 39.00 2 0 4.2 - 22.0 -68 -22.7 -9.7 PL - - - 4.4 24 -68.8 -8.9 3 1712 - -54 27 (-1) 41/16 -
Shri Keshav * 1703 5.12 10 68 51.5 3.2 50.4 -9 21.2 0.7 -83 10 14.9 1.4 6.6 -50 0.6 -2.6 PL 1712 - PL 151 (-12) 272/142 -
The Ramco Cement * 1703 23.56 1 43 158.8 19.0 3949.5 11 29.8 648.7 * 20 300 38.8 27.5 1047.5 13 22.5 122.7 -19 1712 24.7 -17 713 M(-6) 840/616 28.9
IND.COMPOSITE 826.21 15080.7 19.0 961.1 14.6 138.5 57146 51.6
20 CEMENT PRODUCTS
A Infrastructure * 1703 10.66 10 74 40.9 0.9 166.9 -12 6.5 0.4 * LP 5 2.3 0.2 45.7 59 6.2 0.1 LP 1712 2.5 LP 62 (1) 100/30 25.0
BIGBLOC Const. * 1703 14.16 10 71 16.2 13.3 62.8 4 16.8 2.9 527 3 3.7 2.0 19.9 23 17.3 1.3 119 1712 2.7 263 137 (15) 159/59 50.4
Everest Inds. 1703 15.62 10 48 224.4 0.7 1155.4 -12 3.2 2.5 * -93 10 17.5 1.6 290.6 16 6.2 9.4 LP 1712 28.6 999 543 M(-5) 637/186 19.0
Hil Ltd 1703 7.46 10 41 672.1 11.4 1053.6 -4 9.0 52.3 * 25 200 123.0 68.1 282.0 32 9.8 14.3 50 1712 80.0 3 1714 (77) 1895/623 21.4
Ramco Inds. * 1703 8.67 1 54 68.0 9.3 712.1 1 10.3 51.8 * 132 50 8.5 6.0 179.6 28 10.7 11.7 153 1712 7.5 9 251 (-29) 326/197 33.4
Visaka Inds. * 1703 15.88 10 41 244.2 11.1 966.7 -4 11.9 40.8 67 60 47.2 25.7 241.8 11 14.2 14.3 142 1712 37.7 45 676 (6) 840/217 18.0
IND.COMPOSITE 72.45 4117.5 8.3 150.7 9.9 51.0 5638 23.9
21 CERAMICS - TILES / SANITARYWARE
Asian Granito * 1703 30.09 10 33 118.8 8.1 949.9 9 8.3 26.4 * 40 13 16.0 8.7 227.6 5 8.6 6.7 -20 1712 9.1 4 509 (-16) 617/271 55.9
Cera Sanitary. 1703 6.50 5 55 401.8 21.5 1009.2 10 16.5 100.1 * 21 240 91.0 77.0 290.9 23 14.0 23.1 1 1712 75.7 -2 3406 (168) 4300/2330 45.0
HSIL 1703 14.46 2 48 200.6 7.3 2075.0 6 14.1 105.0 -10 200 29.9 14.5 578.4 14 12.5 22.5 -2 1712 12.5 -11 408 (-6) 564/291 32.8
Kajaria Ceramics 1703 15.90 1 48 74.2 25.3 2528.0 3 17.5 272.7 13 300 20.0 16.6 624.1 4 16.4 59.6 -2 1712 16.5 -5 590 M(-16) 788/545 35.8
Lexus Granito 1703 19.19 10 70 31.1 9.6 163.5 61 11.2 2.6 * -17 - 6.5 1.4 - - - - - 1.9 - 105 M(-7) 134/53 56.4

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Nitco * 1703 54.70 10 70 -24.5 - 726.9 -12 1.0 -32.3 46 - 1.0 - 137.8 -17 1.1 -8.1 10 1712 - 4 120 (8) 142/52 -
Orient Bell 1703 14.23 10 57 97.2 8.3 654.3 -7 8.4 12.1 84 5 20.7 8.5 165.5 17 7.1 4.3 59 1712 11.5 54 285 M(-11) 375/156 24.8
Somany Ceramics 1703 8.48 2 52 119.3 18.6 1840.6 6 8.7 86.4 36 135 26.4 20.4 381.9 -6 7.5 14.3 -29 1712 16.0 -23 682 (-18) 974/587 42.6
IND.COMPOSITE 163.55 9947.3 12.3 573.0 11.5 122.3 22438 38.5
22 CHEMICALS
Aarti Inds. 1703 41.06 5 54 159.5 25.5 3050.2 4 19.9 306.1 * 21 20 51.3 37.3 990.2 29 18.0 90.2 22 1712 37.2 1 1164 (68) 1191/720 31.3
Advance. Enzyme. * 1703 22.33 2 71 22.8 15.6 173.8 25 27.1 33.5 * 60 20 3.8 3.0 58.1 41 23.2 10.0 26 1712 3.0 19 236 (-11) 445/222 79.9
Alkyl Amines * 1703 10.20 5 74 120.1 22.3 500.6 4 18.3 49.6 * - 100 31.3 24.3 153.1 4 17.4 15.0 -12 1712 25.5 -3 620 (-22) 790/359 24.3
Amines & Plast. * 1703 11.00 2 73 10.6 29.6 295.0 13 9.6 15.5 * 58 15 3.2 2.8 81.1 27 8.5 3.7 11 1712 3.0 27 73 (4) 110/30 24.1
Andhra Petro. * 1703 84.97 10 45 13.4 -5.4 328.9 -2 3.9 -6.2 80 - 0.3 - 143.0 53 14.0 15.8 361 1712 4.0 LP 59 (-8) 78/23 14.7
Ashok Alco-Chem * 1703 4.60 10 55 101.4 4.6 151.4 -55 1.8 2.1 -83 10 6.6 4.3 43.7 25 6.2 1.7 251 1712 6.1 -4 111 (11) 131/75 18.1
Balaji Amines 1703 6.48 2 54 113.8 25.9 667.5 5 23.2 83.8 * 37 110 31.1 25.4 218.8 21 23.1 27.7 42 1712 30.0 8 632 (4) 781/271 21.1
BASF India * 1703 43.29 10 73 254.6 - 5079.8 7 5.3 -29.5 * 85 10 32.2 - 1269.0 13 5.4 4.4 LP 1712 27.0 LP 1996 (-20) 2430/1135 73.8
Camlin Fine * 1703 12.12 1 35 27.1 0.0 324.6 -21 7.8 -0.1 * PL - 1.0 - 117.9 72 -7.0 -8.2 PL 1712 - PL 115 M(-2) 155/71 -
Camp. & Allied * 1703 5.13 10 58 350.5 14.4 351.3 0 14.7 24.1 * 9 15 69.6 46.9 92.7 18 13.1 5.2 -18 1712 43.6 -1 1030 (2) 1390/645 23.6
Castrol India * 1712 494.56 5 51 7.5 - 3584.3 6 28.8 691.8 3 140 7.5 7.0 970.3 24 31.6 196.7 30 1712 7.0 3 192 XB(11) 227/172 27.4
Chembond Chem. * 1703 6.72 5 67 147.4 0.7 216.8 1 1.0 1.4 * -94 33 2.7 0.7 56.4 5 3.1 2.6 999 1712 2.3 -82 287 (30) 315/180 122.5
Clariant Chemica * 1703 23.08 10 51 291.6 3.7 981.0 -14 6.9 25.0 -13 250 27.9 10.8 262.7 13 5.1 16.8 LP 1712 12.2 -11 583 (-10) 725/554 47.9
Deepak Nitrite 1703 27.28 2 47 64.8 9.3 1221.6 -9 12.0 56.4 * -15 60 7.2 4.1 371.1 31 14.0 20.3 176 1712 6.0 36 265 M(6) 299/102 44.5
DIC India * 1712 9.18 10 72 315.6 7.8 740.6 5 1.2 -0.3 * PL - 16.7 - 199.5 11 2.2 8.6 67 1712 - PL 520 (-19) 635/433 -
Elantas Beck 1612 7.93 10 75 279.8 27.7 365.3 6 21.5 54.5 * 31 45 74.3 67.8 91.2 - 20.8 13.3 -13 1709 65.8 -1 2020 (-161) 2395/1726 30.7
Excel Inds. * 1703 6.29 5 52 192.6 10.9 445.0 2 9.3 24.5 * -5 120 30.6 19.5 146.8 60 21.5 19.6 999 1712 34.2 54 849 (159) 969/343 24.8
Fairchem Speci. * 1703 37.61 10 75 18.7 12.7 185.6 22 12.4 8.5 -23 10 3.4 2.3 58.5 35 15.7 4.1 48 1712 3.8 9 403 (4) 595/370 105.2
Fineotex Chem * 1703 22.46 2 72 8.5 15.7 75.7 11 25.4 14.1 * -3 5 1.3 1.3 23.3 25 23.3 7.9 89 1712 1.7 13 67 (2) 106/24 39.5
Foseco India 1712 6.39 10 75 227.9 28.4 357.6 5 14.2 31.3 -5 250 57.4 49.0 91.9 6 13.2 7.5 6 1712 49.0 -5 1676 (3) 2336/1282 34.2
Ganesh Benzopl. 1703 5.18 1 43 -4.6 - 118.1 -1 31.9 14.9 22 - 5.0 2.9 46.6 58 30.9 8.0 151 1712 5.1 45 84 (-3) 108/32 16.6
GHCL 1703 97.42 10 19 138.5 32.4 2780.7 10 25.6 388.3 46 50 47.6 38.8 717.9 16 19.2 71.2 -12 1712 40.5 12 291 M(-10) 358/204 7.2
Goa Carbon 1703 9.15 10 60 86.1 12.6 291.1 -8 5.3 9.6 LP 45 12.2 10.2 186.6 160 20.6 22.5 LP 1712 51.3 832 970 (141) 1215/103 18.9
GOCL Corpn. * 1703 9.91 2 75 73.2 3.9 97.5 -5 -6.5 13.8 * 4 80 3.1 2.8 22.1 -15 -5.2 3.4 -25 1712 2.4 13 570 (-3) 700/328 239.2
Godrej Inds. * 1703 33.63 1 75 48.0 -8.6 1500.1 15 4.5 -146.8 * -59 175 - - 495.1 28 7.1 -22.3 47 1712 - 95 546 M(-11) 700/474 -
GP Petroleums 1703 25.49 5 72 30.0 10.9 479.9 14 6.2 15.8 * 15 15 3.5 2.9 174.1 37 4.8 5.8 73 1712 2.7 -32 83 (3) 104/70 30.8
Grauer & Weil * 1703 22.67 1 69 13.4 18.5 493.9 6 17.8 51.3 21 40 2.9 2.3 126.6 15 24.0 20.1 51 1712 2.8 14 64 (-) 86/37 23.1
Guj Fluorochem * 1703 10.99 1 68 276.3 4.9 1427.5 7 21.0 142.5 * 49 350 26.5 13.0 526.8 62 29.0 94.7 273 1712 27.2 185 775 (-15) 959/488 28.5
Gulf Oil Lubric. * 1703 9.94 2 73 71.2 40.2 1131.1 12 16.0 121.3 21 425 25.2 23.7 356.0 34 17.3 42.5 59 1712 30.6 31 982 M(85) 1099/675 32.1
Gulshan Polyols 1703 4.69 1 59 54.8 11.0 503.8 14 12.0 27.5 * -10 70 11.7 5.5 155.6 30 10.6 4.0 -14 1712 4.3 -21 80 (-) 114/74 18.6
Himadri Speciali 1703 41.84 1 49 25.8 8.1 1324.2 15 17.1 80.7 * LP 10 2.7 1.9 500.1 42 24.1 70.1 249 1712 4.8 254 162 (-) 197/42 33.7
Hind.Organ.Chem. * 1703 67.17 10 59 -184.6 - 143.4 31 -91.5 -227.3 -23 - - - 63.5 199 -3.9 -27.0 37 1712 - -23 24 (-1) 40/18 -
I G Petrochem. * 1703 30.79 10 72 127.7 29.7 1037.5 9 15.8 101.6 * 68 30 38.6 33.0 294.6 24 24.2 40.5 75 1712 45.9 66 699 (31) 840/316 15.2
India Glycols * 1703 30.96 10 61 273.3 5.4 2473.4 7 9.6 44.6 183 10 36.3 14.4 709.8 32 13.4 34.3 115 1712 20.2 94 506 (68) 589/146 25.1
Indo Amines * 1703 32.92 10 74 17.8 26.2 278.9 15 11.8 13.9 * 62 10 7.5 4.0 92.9 37 10.7 2.3 -19 1712 4.3 13 98 (-3) 145/65 22.6
Indo Borax * 1703 3.21 10 55 291.8 9.2 66.6 2 15.5 8.3 * -9 15 30.1 25.5 32.7 114 17.9 4.1 95 1712 35.1 23 573 (158) 610/244 16.4
IOL Chemicals * 1703 56.21 10 41 33.7 - 710.7 22 14.3 4.3 LP - 6.1 0.8 262.7 44 12.3 8.8 771 1712 3.2 LP 81 (7) 96/42 25.5
IVP * 1703 10.33 10 71 70.5 16.7 162.4 5 10.9 11.2 * 35 20 12.1 10.8 71.7 87 8.3 3.6 26 1712 10.6 36 210 (34) 234/122 19.7
Jayant Agro Orga 1703 15.00 5 66 78.5 20.5 656.4 17 12.7 45.2 * 109 175 16.9 14.3 189.0 25 12.3 10.6 -1 1712 15.5 21 372 B(24) 571/296 24.0
Jocil 1703 8.88 10 55 189.4 5.0 374.6 -5 3.8 8.2 * -55 30 17.2 9.2 70.3 -7 -0.2 -0.4 PL 1709 2.1 -86 173 (-8) 238/156 81.7
Kavit Industries * 1703 61.93 10 43 10.7 - 177.5 423 0.7 0.9 453 - 0.2 0.1 17.4 -80 -0.7 -0.1 PL 1712 0.1 -55 17 (-) 42/13 -
Keltech Energies 1703 1.00 10 54 454.2 13.7 192.7 7 8.5 5.9 17 25 103.4 59.3 50.3 6 15.4 4.2 163 1712 85.4 60 1513 (-175) 2169/652 17.7
Kesar Petroprod. * 1703 9.67 1 64 6.2 40.8 173.3 20 15.1 20.1 66 - 2.2 2.1 45.2 3 24.5 8.5 123 1712 3.1 59 44 (3) 75/30 14.0
Linde India * 1712 85.28 10 75 165.1 -0.5 2033.1 11 16.1 23.8 * LP 10 27.0 2.8 518.1 - 16.0 9.5 -13 1712 2.8 LP 485 (-20) 599/360 173.2
Mangalam Organic 1703 9.05 10 47 51.8 10.7 176.5 4 6.8 4.8 LP - 11.1 5.3 78.4 95 8.8 3.8 132 1712 13.7 999 203 (-1) 239/59 14.9
Mysore Petro * 1703 6.58 10 73 49.3 6.5 30.3 30 18.4 2.0 5 10 7.5 3.1 1.7 -83 -27.0 0.6 999 1712 7.8 175 136 (10) 183/80 17.5
Natl. Peroxide * 1703 5.75 10 71 465.8 19.6 255.4 9 26.0 44.0 * 133 340 92.0 76.4 69.7 31 45.0 20.7 163 1712 118.9 68 2183 (222) 2898/860 18.4
Navin Fluo.Intl. 1703 9.87 2 32 151.6 15.9 701.2 10 21.4 110.1 * 30 315 27.3 21.6 221.5 45 23.6 47.7 235 1712 31.1 22 761 M(-29) 879/493 24.4
Nitta Gelatin 1703 9.08 10 74 171.9 12.1 330.3 -8 11.8 18.4 10 25 31.8 20.2 94.9 19 11.6 5.8 45 1712 12.1 -46 230 (5) 285/171 19.0
NOCIL 1703 164.38 10 37 36.2 20.1 742.2 4 21.3 106.5 * 36 18 7.4 6.5 249.3 41 27.9 45.0 81 1712 9.0 50 185 M(-8) 236/80 20.5
Omkar Spl.Chem. * 1703 20.58 10 28 40.2 26.7 345.0 8 16.6 35.2 59 - 21.4 17.4 22.6 -72 -1.5 -5.7 PL 1712 9.3 -23 36 (-32) 206/35 3.9
Oriental Carbon 1703 10.30 10 50 325.9 17.2 297.5 8 29.7 54.2 2 100 66.8 52.0 86.3 23 30.2 15.3 3 1712 50.7 -7 1192 (-11) 1589/842 23.5
PCOL Enterprises * 1703 5.58 10 47 29.4 0.3 319.8 57 1.8 0.1 * -98 - 2.4 0.1 136.0 50 2.6 1.4 LP 1712 3.1 -26 83 (9) 96/44 26.5
Phillips Carbon 1703 34.47 10 54 326.6 6.4 1927.0 2 13.8 72.4 330 60 38.6 21.0 612.4 26 15.8 56.6 280 1712 55.4 360 1190 (187) 1595/280 21.5
Pidilite Inds. 1703 51.28 1 70 66.3 25.6 4865.4 3 23.3 775.2 4 475 16.8 15.0 1375.8 20 26.0 239.0 17 1712 15.4 -5 896 M(21) 972/666 58.2
Plastiblends 1703 12.99 5 62 83.6 16.5 572.0 10 11.1 33.0 -12 50 16.7 12.7 140.2 7 7.9 5.4 -28 1712 8.6 -34 199 B(2) 333/183 23.3
Poddar Pigments 1703 10.61 10 61 119.7 17.2 329.2 1 8.2 19.5 * 10 35 20.7 17.9 84.8 11 5.9 4.8 -3 1712 18.0 -5 289 (-7) 359/243 16.1
Pondy Oxides * 1703 5.58 10 46 118.4 52.6 759.1 63 7.1 26.5 * 161 30 54.1 46.8 238.1 7 6.5 8.0 15 1712 59.9 85 551 (-39) 779/325 9.2
Prem. Explosives * 1703 10.64 10 40 142.3 20.3 230.7 25 12.4 14.4 * 107 30 16.8 13.5 67.5 21 5.7 1.6 -37 1712 12.8 54 392 M(-24) 539/328 30.6
Punjab Chemicals * 1703 12.26 10 45 46.2 - 411.1 15 2.4 2.9 156 - 14.1 2.4 124.2 11 5.2 1.4 438 1712 3.0 -57 413 (3) 521/262 139.5
Ram Minerals * 1703 20.58 1 22 1.1 0.3 33.0 4 -0.8 0.1 -20 - - - - - - - PL 1712 - PL 6 B(-) 23/6 -
S H Kelkar & Co 1703 144.62 10 58 42.8 12.8 621.0 11 16.3 72.8 * 11 18 5.5 5.0 197.1 32 16.3 22.5 -2 1712 4.2 -27 284 (-10) 333/237 67.4
Seya Indus. * 1703 24.60 10 75 180.1 17.8 308.6 12 23.9 42.1 57 10 22.7 16.5 88.4 12 34.8 15.7 67 1712 22.9 72 655 C(42) 826/284 28.6
Sharda Cropchem 1703 90.22 10 75 98.6 23.2 1129.2 21 24.7 188.8 10 20 27.1 20.9 269.5 57 16.5 35.2 24 1712 20.9 6 390 (-25) 568/379 18.7

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Solar Inds. * 1703 18.10 2 73 72.8 22.0 1137.3 12 19.1 130.4 * 21 250 16.1 14.0 313.0 10 17.0 30.5 -20 1712 13.8 -3 1040 (5) 1232/712 75.5
Sterling Biotech 1703 27.22 1 26 46.9 - 368.4 -30 3.4 -412.5 -14 - - - 94.8 - 0.5 -109.5 -25 1706 - -19 3 (-1) 7/3 -
Tata Chemicals * 1703 254.76 10 31 347.6 7.0 6228.4 -24 18.0 592.7 * -3 110 29.3 23.3 912.0 4 25.0 366.4 75 1712 32.7 41 709 (12) 781/549 21.7
Thirumalai Chem. 1703 10.24 10 41 252.7 34.1 861.5 10 15.6 75.5 * 77 188 87.5 73.7 254.8 18 26.3 43.2 130 1712 134.3 106 2018 (156) 2437/811 15.0
Tide Water Oil * 1703 1.74 5 57 1847.6 16.6 961.5 3 13.5 103.2 5 3000 289.7 268.6 292.4 21 11.4 29.1 28 1712 296.7 12 6417 (-33) 7925/5390 21.6
Transpek Inds. * 1703 5.59 10 59 190.8 29.8 316.6 12 16.7 29.9 35 90 68.8 53.4 96.5 12 16.4 6.3 -14 1712 45.8 -5 1297 (96) 1493/523 28.3
Tyche Inds. * 1703 10.25 10 62 46.7 6.6 42.6 -21 14.1 3.1 * 25 5 4.8 3.0 13.2 9 12.7 1.3 25 1712 5.5 120 112 (-7) 157/48 20.3
Valiant Organics 1703 3.64 10 52 79.8 38.0 58.0 11 27.1 9.8 -4 50 28.3 25.4 - - - - - 31.4 22 895 (70) 922/391 28.6
Vishnu Chemicals * 1703 11.95 10 75 105.0 10.1 438.8 -5 13.6 12.0 -54 - 21.2 10.0 144.2 22 11.0 1.7 -60 1712 4.4 -70 335 (-20) 437/214 76.7
Vivimed Labs. * 1703 16.50 2 36 62.0 30.2 569.8 78 45.6 132.7 999 20 21.8 18.5 65.9 -53 29.7 1.7 -96 1712 11.4 108 82 M(2) 153/75 7.2
IND.COMPOSITE 2585.95 63092.2 15.9 4465.5 16.6 1777.3 222142 31.3
23 CHLOR ALKALI / SODA ASH
Guj Alkalies * 1703 73.44 10 46 457.1 9.8 2070.2 4 21.7 307.5 * 39 50 57.0 41.9 617.6 27 29.0 112.2 137 1712 54.5 19 767 (24) 932/370 14.1
Kanoria Chem. * 1703 21.85 5 74 140.6 4.5 295.7 0 7.0 27.1 70 30 10.9 6.2 88.3 29 5.3 0.6 -82 1712 4.6 58 77 (-4) 113/67 16.9
TGV Sraac 1703 91.82 10 57 37.7 6.8 906.9 11 15.1 22.2 -23 - 7.5 2.4 273.4 22 18.0 10.6 219 1712 5.2 222 57 C(-) 90/20 11.1
IND.COMPOSITE 187.11 3272.8 18.6 356.8 23.8 123.4 6489 13.9
24 CIGARETTES
Godfrey Phillips * 1703 10.40 2 72 306.1 7.0 2265.3 -3 11.0 108.7 * -29 400 39.0 20.9 572.4 32 16.0 48.9 27 1712 25.5 22 872 (-16) 1376/826 34.2
ITC 1703 1219.32 1 - 37.2 23.5 40088.7 10 36.4 10070.2 * 8 475 8.0 7.2 9672.6 6 40.4 2814.6 6 1712 8.7 6 264 M(-15) 353/250 30.5
VST Inds. 1703 15.44 10 32 346.1 31.6 948.2 7 26.0 142.6 * 1 750 116.2 92.3 238.7 5 33.5 49.8 20 1712 103.7 5 3270 (83) 3774/2610 31.5
IND.COMPOSITE 1245.16 43302.2 34.9 10321.5 38.9 2913.3 330934 30.5
25 COMPRESSORS / DRILLING EQUIPMENT
Elgi Equipment 1703 15.85 1 32 34.1 13.3 891.7 3 12.7 68.4 * 261 100 6.6 4.3 268.1 23 12.1 19.4 46 1712 4.7 260 310 (-3) 350/199 66.2
Ingersoll-Rand * 1703 31.57 10 74 336.3 7.5 633.7 2 10.8 73.3 * 17 60 19.8 16.0 171.1 3 12.9 26.8 27 1712 25.0 7 743 (-1) 940/646 29.8
Kirl.Pneumatic 1703 19.85 10 54 197.2 12.7 529.0 4 11.5 44.9 * 33 100 30.9 22.2 118.2 -2 7.7 5.9 -71 1712 5.5 -80 900 M(-50) 1390/835 163.9
IND.COMPOSITE 67.27 2054.4 11.8 186.6 11.4 52.2 9039 55.1
26 COMPUTERS - HARDWARE
Cerebra Integr. * 1703 120.39 10 6 16.8 - 145.6 9 1.8 2.8 186 - 0.3 0.2 51.3 30 14.2 4.1 360 1712 0.6 241 59 M(7) 66/36 -
Compuage Info. 1703 11.75 2 61 19.6 16.4 3551.3 33 1.6 17.7 26 20 3.5 2.9 1035.6 17 2.0 5.9 50 1712 3.4 13 53 (11) 65/21 15.7
D-Link India * 1703 7.10 2 51 47.6 9.9 696.6 -1 3.4 15.6 * -26 25 4.7 4.4 185.1 1 3.7 5.0 -42 1712 1.1 -82 105 (-13) 154/85 93.7
HCL Infosystems 1703 65.84 2 63 34.1 - 2265.4 -9 0.3 -49.9 5 - - - 1058.7 160 0.7 -12.7 -10 1712 - 4 61 R(6) 70/40 -
Moser Baer 1703 221.77 10 36 -131.0 - 546.6 -28 -8.9 -311.0 14 - - - 67.6 -56 -45.9 -115.6 25 1709 - 38 5 (-) 8/4 -
Panache Digilife 1703 6.00 10 70 132.3 31.8 54.4 11 7.7 1.8 * 15 - 3.3 3.0 8.0 48 6.5 0.3 625 1709 3.5 - 110 M(-27) 154/84 31.7
PCS Technology * 1703 20.95 10 70 21.4 9.7 25.9 -59 9.3 4.3 -24 - 2.6 2.0 2.2 -66 -10.1 0.4 -58 1712 1.6 -30 24 (-4) 35/19 14.8
Redington India 1703 80.03 2 - 38.6 13.1 15052.3 22 2.3 201.4 * 7 215 4.5 4.2 4012.8 -6 2.2 45.7 -12 1712 4.9 -4 150 M(1) 210/103 30.8
Smartlink Netwr. 1703 4.51 2 74 148.9 -0.6 - 0 - -2.1 * 65 100 - - 4.4 44 78.4 3.5 999 1712 1.5 LP 102 (1) 137/85 68.5
Spel Semiconduct * 1703 46.12 10 59 10.5 -18.5 35.7 38 -60.7 -9.5 * 49 - - - 12.6 52 13.3 -2.6 -89 1712 - 40 14 (1) 24/10 -
TVS Elec. * 1703 18.61 10 60 27.6 16.5 2625.0 342 0.7 7.8 185 5 9.1 4.2 1220.2 50 0.6 5.0 319 1712 10.7 737 386 (31) 545/166 36.0
WEP Solutions * 1703 25.12 10 39 16.9 3.6 78.0 -12 12.8 1.3 23 - 3.6 0.5 20.4 -4 13.8 0.3 -51 1712 0.9 116 40 M(-5) 64/38 -
IND.COMPOSITE 628.19 25076.8 1.6 -119.8 1.5 -60.9 10730 31.2
27 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - LARGE
HCL Technologies * 1703 278.44 2 60 186.5 29.0 19318.3 44 40.7 6871.3 * 12 1200 47.9 44.5 5723.0 17 44.4 1969.0 18 1712 52.0 8 914 M(-74) 1042/797 17.6
Infosys 1703 1092.05 5 13 311.2 21.4 59289.0 10 29.0 13737.0 * 8 515 64.1 58.0 15631.0 5 28.6 6004.0 67 1712 74.8 15 1130 M(-8) 1220/862 15.1
MphasiS * 1703 193.23 10 60 242.1 13.6 3018.6 3 22.1 575.7 * 24 170 31.2 29.8 827.9 6 26.7 183.3 4 1712 32.9 17 865 M(9) 933/522 26.3
Oracle Fin.Serv. * 1703 42.70 5 74 313.4 33.9 3736.3 6 36.7 1125.6 * 25 3400 91.5 83.7 905.8 -5 37.6 226.0 -18 1712 124.5 -3 4026 M(-197)4376/3300 32.3
Polaris Consulta * 1703 51.38 5 74 74.0 14.2 1511.0 -4 10.6 91.4 * 21 - 11.1 8.9 467.1 25 13.6 36.3 20 1712 11.1 69 471 M(21) 472/165 42.5
TCS 1703 191.43 1 74 404.7 33.2 92693.0 8 29.2 23184.0 * 2 4700 120.0 111.8 24278.0 5 29.3 6069.0 - 1712 124.6 3 2925 M(-182)3255/2255 23.5
Tech Mahindra * 1703 489.76 5 36 172.5 19.1 23165.4 10 15.9 3031.4 * -4 180 37.3 30.9 5967.7 1 16.5 838.2 -2 1712 36.6 11 572 M(-57) 631/358 15.6
Wipro * 1703 904.72 2 74 103.1 18.6 46047.8 3 20.8 7895.5 * -1 100 19.8 17.5 11072.7 -3 19.1 1804.5 -6 1712 17.7 5 290 B(-9) 335/235 16.4
IND.COMPOSITE 3243.71 248779.4 27.2 56511.9 27.517130.3 1177074 19.4
28 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - MEDIUM / SMALL
3i Infotech * 1703 1612.71 10 - 4.0 - 279.1 -19 42.9 92.2 * LP - 0.6 0.6 58.1 -15 6.4 -2.1 PL 1712 - 47 6 C(-) 9/4 -
63 Moons Tech. * 1703 9.22 2 46 617.1 1.9 150.1 6 -71.4 54.4 LP 100 17.7 11.8 32.1 -17 -86.9 4.6 -8 1712 12.9 -14 96 (1) 166/54 7.5
8K Miles * 1703 15.26 5 60 26.9 3.1 37.5 79 23.1 2.3 85 20 1.8 0.7 9.6 -9 18.3 0.6 -17 1712 1.1 61 800 (156) 1024/365 735.4
Accel Frontline * 1703 29.76 10 60 -14.9 - 365.1 13 2.8 -20.8 47 - - - 77.7 -9 1.6 -2.3 52 1712 - -901 49 (-4) 82/29 -
Accelya Kale 1706 14.93 10 75 110.3 68.5 332.4 7 41.6 88.8 * 10 510 66.9 57.2 82.6 4 39.5 33.0 63 1712 64.6 4 1359 (-6) 1633/1260 21.1
Airan 1703 12.50 10 74 28.8 4.5 28.9 11 15.9 1.2 * 37 - 2.9 1.0 - - - - - 1.5 23 233 (4) 260/51 158.3
Allied Digital * 1703 27.11 5 49 83.3 0.4 78.1 -24 37.8 1.9 215 - 2.8 0.3 17.6 2 39.5 1.0 -28 1712 - 75 24 (3) 33/19 -
Allsec Tech. * 1703 15.24 10 40 97.1 - 116.2 7 16.5 21.7 * 140 - 16.4 14.2 33.5 10 18.9 7.0 12 1712 17.4 62 383 (-12) 531/306 22.1
Apollo Micro Sys * 1703 20.76 10 - 119.3 34.3 211.2 33 19.3 18.6 86 - 10.8 8.9 54.8 -27 21.7 5.1 -16 1712 9.5 - 296 P(-20) 480/286 31.1
ASM Technologies * 1703 5.00 10 62 120.8 11.4 74.0 17 15.7 6.7 LP 50 15.4 12.3 19.0 3 8.5 1.0 -37 1712 12.6 LP 157 (-15) 188/100 12.5
Aurionpro Sol. * 1703 23.61 10 32 193.7 2.2 211.0 32 13.6 9.6 -29 10 9.7 4.1 61.7 43 9.5 2.4 -37 1712 1.0 -77 202 C(8) 284/103 -
AXISCADES Engg. * 1703 18.88 5 66 61.9 7.3 232.0 -1 10.3 13.1 -51 - 6.1 3.5 62.8 9 6.9 -2.8 PL 1712 - PL 169 (-3) 228/108 -
BLS Internat. * 1703 10.25 1 74 1.6 20.1 24.1 52 22.3 3.1 159 35 0.5 0.3 10.0 62 26.6 1.4 45 1712 0.9 220 190 (-) 293/119 -
Cadsys (India) L 1703 7.50 10 - 47.8 13.5 27.3 -6 24.5 2.7 -52 - 6.9 3.6 - - - - - 3.6 -52 98 M(-6) 137/72 27.2
California Soft. 1703 12.37 10 51 -21.3 - - 0 - 1.7 -63 - 1.4 1.4 - - - 0.2 LP 1712 - PL 64 (-6) 114/6 -
Cigniti Tech. 1703 26.51 10 48 48.9 - 275.1 35 8.2 0.8 -97 - 2.3 0.3 58.5 -12 8.3 2.3 -69 1712 0.2 -98 263 (-17) 406/161 -
COSYN * 1703 7.50 10 58 30.1 36.2 36.0 30 21.8 6.9 86 10 10.4 9.2 12.2 67 24.9 2.0 46 1712 9.3 12 89 (9) 183/66 9.6

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Full Year Latest Quarter TTM Market Data
Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Cyient 1703 56.29 5 22 167.2 13.3 1292.0 4 21.7 252.8 6 210 26.1 21.3 377.5 14 27.7 135.9 88 1712 32.8 78 611 M(-12) 685/435 18.6
Datamatics Glob. * 1703 29.47 5 73 79.6 6.1 305.7 9 10.1 27.8 -17 15 7.1 4.7 81.0 3 16.6 14.8 76 1712 6.5 10 124 (1) 153/93 19.1
Diamond Infosys. 1703 40.20 1 27 1.2 - 300.6 2 0.1 - -99 - - - 74.7 20 0.1 - -67 1709 - PL 2 (1) 3/1 -
eClerx Services 1703 39.92 10 50 275.4 32.0 1162.0 5 36.4 337.7 7 10 93.7 84.6 286.8 1 31.6 64.5 -24 1712 69.3 -23 1307 M(-132)1608/1142 18.9
FCS Software 1703 170.96 1 20 2.2 - 22.3 -16 -32.1 -1.9 PL - 0.0 - 6.6 -1 -3.9 4.2 191 1709 - LP 1 (1) 1/1 -
Firstsour.Solu. * 1703 685.58 10 55 29.2 10.0 940.1 7 24.5 184.9 * 26 - 3.0 2.7 186.0 -16 34.2 51.1 -3 1712 2.9 25 46 M(6) 50/30 16.0
Fourth Dimension 1703 21.78 10 73 31.3 38.4 1490.9 6 2.9 23.3 16 - 12.0 10.7 - - - - - 7.6 -39 176 (-8) 202/38 23.0
Genesys Intl. 1703 15.42 5 52 75.7 8.4 76.7 63 35.5 18.8 332 3 8.2 6.1 29.3 39 39.0 8.3 26 1709 7.9 108 284 M(16) 390/145 36.0
Globalspace 1703 11.46 10 55 26.5 11.8 17.3 24 21.1 1.0 64 - 2.0 0.9 - - - - - 0.9 - 65 P(2) 71/60 -
Hexaware Tech. * 1712 59.36 2 71 51.9 29.3 1524.1 9 32.1 411.0 15 200 15.5 13.8 371.9 1 30.0 98.3 -6 1712 13.8 15 331 (-40) 395/200 24.0
Hinduja Global * 1703 20.80 10 68 476.3 10.6 1597.5 16 13.9 101.6 -17 100 86.5 48.9 418.3 - 12.2 35.0 15 1712 55.6 -8 823 M(-107)1042/491 14.8
HOV Services * 1703 12.54 10 50 70.1 1.3 13.7 1 6.5 1.2 -17 - 1.1 0.9 2.9 -13 0.3 0.3 -33 1712 1.0 -12 263 M(-22) 397/152 253.7
Infibeam Incorp. * 1703 54.28 1 45 14.8 - 53.2 23 37.0 0.2 -100 - 0.1 - 16.0 18 62.3 4.7 -56 1712 - PL 160 M(4) 196/87 -
Infinite Comp * 1703 34.32 10 75 161.1 15.8 383.3 -11 32.5 92.8 -2 - 31.2 27.0 121.1 12 23.4 20.2 -35 1712 22.5 -23 462 B(66) 498/199 20.6
Innovana Think. 1703 4.10 10 - 26.8 76.2 15.5 135 9.8 1.0 65 - 2.9 2.4 - - - - - 2.4 65 248 M(83) 248/75 103.3
Intellect Design 1703 62.62 5 31 57.8 -14.7 517.0 -5 -10.4 -79.2 * PL - - - 178.1 43 10.6 17.5 LP 1712 - -286 178 R(-15) 205/97 -
Intense Tech. * 1703 4.42 2 18 32.6 18.9 70.2 67 31.4 12.9 999 - 7.2 5.9 9.5 -11 -3.7 -1.2 54 1712 2.6 -34 79 (-6) 213/75 30.6
Intrasoft Tech. * 1703 14.73 10 48 80.2 -0.5 12.0 -58 -7.9 -0.6 * PL 20 0.6 - 2.2 -31 -39.6 -0.4 PL 1712 - PL 595 (-40) 855/306 -
IRIS Business 1703 18.88 10 39 19.0 -36.3 27.2 -15 -13.2 -8.5 1 - - - - - - - - - - 57 P(5) 79/33 -
IZMO 1703 12.82 10 30 129.6 0.7 21.6 17 19.2 1.1 LP - 5.4 0.9 6.4 1 17.1 1.8 48 1712 3.2 999 105 M(23) 119/45 32.7
Kellton Tech * 1703 23.68 5 62 18.8 10.0 76.5 57 21.5 8.4 * -6 - 2.2 1.8 46.4 142 11.8 3.4 44 1712 2.0 1 120 M(11) 149/80 61.2
KPIT Tech. 1703 39.50 2 19 69.7 13.1 1319.6 5 19.9 169.3 * -17 110 12.0 8.3 377.7 15 19.8 48.7 45 1712 7.1 -33 198 (-9) 227/105 27.9
L & T Infotech 1703 17.19 1 84 173.2 38.0 6182.9 11 17.8 938.5 9 1655 60.9 54.6 1778.2 12 15.8 267.3 13 1712 63.1 15 1403 M(140) 1543/682 22.2
Lycos Internet * 1703 95.25 2 39 12.3 -0.5 466.2 1 2.9 -2.8 57 - - - 113.0 -4 1.0 -1.5 -999 1712 - - 5 (-1) 11/5 -
Majesco * 1703 14.03 5 48 174.8 1.4 15.6 26 -64.0 3.6 -2 - 1.6 1.3 4.9 34 -37.9 0.6 25 1712 1.9 999 475 M(-66) 604/300 251.0
Mastek 1703 11.83 5 48 98.0 11.8 171.8 -55 15.9 25.5 105 70 15.9 10.8 42.9 30 10.0 6.4 999 1712 10.0 66 489 M(35) 532/176 48.7
Mindteck (India) * 1703 25.47 10 65 70.3 3.1 83.6 -3 8.9 5.4 -34 10 2.7 2.1 20.9 5 3.4 0.4 -27 1712 1.6 -13 66 M(-3) 92/63 41.0
Mindtree 1703 163.93 10 14 168.0 18.7 4752.6 10 15.2 475.0 * -18 100 35.6 27.5 1344.2 8 16.2 156.8 42 1712 34.7 13 691 M(-14) 784/435 19.9
Moschip Semicon. * 1703 26.32 2 61 4.5 - 16.7 228 -6.1 -1.0 90 - - - 10.6 58 -6.5 -1.8 PL 1709 - 30 33 C(-3) 59/33 -
MPS Infotecnics 1703 377.44 1 42 1.2 - 186.4 -29 -0.7 -2.5 * 53 - - - 23.0 -58 -3.2 -1.0 PL 1709 - -34 1 (1) 1/1 -
NIIT Tech. 1703 61.44 10 31 218.0 12.9 1595.1 7 16.9 174.0 -9 125 41.4 26.6 412.2 8 16.8 39.5 40 1712 42.7 100 761 M(-66) 927/401 17.8
Nucleus Soft. 1703 29.04 10 68 161.9 10.7 299.4 8 11.1 46.2 * 4 50 19.4 15.9 87.7 17 15.8 14.1 -2 1712 20.5 -7 439 M(38) 602/238 21.4
One Point One 1703 16.72 10 - 36.3 42.2 90.5 8 13.2 4.6 40 - 4.5 2.8 25.6 - 16.2 1.2 - 1706 - - 77 M(-5) 111/75 -
Persistent Sys 1703 80.00 10 31 226.8 17.4 1733.0 20 21.4 287.1 * 23 90 42.3 34.7 430.0 -7 21.5 77.7 -10 1712 35.8 4 751 (-19) 821/558 21.0
Quess Corp 1703 145.48 10 72 115.1 16.0 3360.7 15 5.3 89.4 * 14 - 7.3 6.1 1137.1 32 4.9 53.7 104 1712 15.8 144 986 M(8) 1199/630 62.4
Quick Heal * 1703 70.32 10 73 96.6 9.0 299.0 0 32.5 62.0 - 25 13.2 8.8 63.6 20 20.6 8.2 185 1712 8.6 -20 300 M(-16) 404/173 35.1
R Systems Intl. * 1712 12.40 1 51 19.7 19.7 263.8 0 11.5 23.9 -38 - 2.5 1.9 67.6 -2 14.3 8.7 -14 1712 1.9 -38 39 (-) 62/33 20.3
Ramco Systems * 1703 30.54 10 55 224.4 - 277.9 6 17.2 50.7 251 - 31.8 16.6 69.8 1 32.1 9.3 -26 1712 18.2 22 448 M(-10) 573/313 24.7
Reliable Data 1703 8.60 10 - 27.2 12.0 20.4 8 13.2 1.0 1 - 1.6 1.1 - - - - - 1.1 1 57 M(-4) 87/53 52.1
Rolta India * 1703 164.86 10 51 236.9 18.1 1454.9 -20 60.5 613.1 -20 - 43.0 37.2 387.7 13 61.6 140.7 -23 1712 20.9 -59 71 M(10) 82/50 3.4
Sasken Technol. 1703 17.11 10 42 316.6 7.3 390.5 -3 7.3 37.7 * 3 70 25.5 22.1 108.4 20 10.4 22.4 330 1712 33.8 28 734 (49) 810/375 21.7
Softsol India * 1703 16.82 10 72 109.6 1.0 2.5 -32 -99.9 1.9 * LP - 2.8 1.1 1.1 49 - 0.9 -53 1712 0.0 -99 43 (1) 54/29 -
Sonata Software * 1703 10.52 1 31 43.4 33.6 592.6 17 25.3 131.8 * 13 900 12.3 11.8 180.3 21 24.6 38.7 3 1712 13.1 -3 324 (51) 366/143 24.7
Sphere Global 1703 18.07 10 54 12.4 6.6 4.2 -60 33.8 1.4 -43 5 0.8 0.7 5.8 440 32.4 1.5 314 1709 1.8 76 37 (-3) 73/36 20.4
SQS India BFSI 1703 10.71 10 54 97.1 22.6 260.0 -2 14.8 21.6 * -32 240 24.2 19.4 70.4 16 12.9 5.2 63 1712 21.1 -17 528 M(7) 651/403 25.0
Starcom Info. 1703 5.00 10 75 4.5 - 12.8 12 8.6 0.1 LP - 1.6 0.2 2.6 6 7.0 - - 1709 0.2 -98 283 (13) 388/180 -
Subex 1703 562.00 10 0 12.7 - 324.4 10 0.3 -19.2 * 72 - - - 28.8 -67 -3.1 -4.2 PL 1712 - -758 9 M(-) 13/8 -
Take Solutions * 1703 13.32 1 63 37.6 4.5 18.8 -20 -5.7 18.4 34 100 1.4 1.4 0.6 -86 - 4.5 201 1712 2.0 153 165 (2) 184/118 81.9
Tanla Solutions 1703 11.24 1 31 58.0 4.5 498.7 78 7.4 28.5 663 25 3.5 2.5 173.2 13 6.1 0.2 -96 1712 2.9 231 31 C(-) 56/29 10.8
Tata Elxsi 1703 62.28 10 45 89.8 36.7 1233.0 15 22.1 173.3 * 12 160 32.2 27.8 345.5 11 27.1 62.8 42 1712 34.0 23 984 B(-21) 1123/644 28.9
Trigyn Techno. * 1703 29.90 10 47 57.1 - 55.8 -63 3.2 1.0 -58 - 0.5 0.3 16.8 20 6.7 -0.2 PL 1712 - PL 146 M(3) 189/88 -
Virinchi * 1703 26.82 10 50 59.4 9.1 138.9 33 26.2 11.4 173 - 10.9 4.3 43.5 29 29.8 4.5 119 1712 7.4 282 116 M(-4) 154/67 15.7
Virtual Global 1703 42.37 1 23 1.4 3.8 37.6 3 10.9 2.2 -3 - 0.1 0.1 8.5 -6 9.9 0.6 -28 1712 0.1 27 1 (-1) 7/1 -
Xchanging Sol. * 1703 (15) 111.40 10 79 16.3 - 99.0 -18 -14.1 -6.9 * PL - - - 13.8 -27 17.3 2.8 988 1712 0.2 LP 60 (3) 71/46 -
Zen Technologies 1703 7.72 1 59 15.5 6.2 61.7 17 18.4 7.2 * 209 15 1.4 0.9 8.9 -74 9.1 0.3 -98 1712 - PL 115 (5) 158/46 -
Zensar Tech. 1703 44.98 10 49 250.8 17.3 1282.8 3 21.6 176.7 * -25 120 46.0 38.5 318.5 -2 19.3 38.3 -40 1712 33.6 -29 885 M(-33) 1000/730 26.3
IND.COMPOSITE 5643.36 40000.4 17.8 5241.3 17.8 1518.9 150881 23.3
29 COMPUTERS - SOFTWARE - CONVERTS
Vakrangee 1703 105.88 1 42 19.5 28.5 3949.0 25 23.5 519.0 * 33 200 5.6 4.9 1750.5 81 19.7 236.8 82 1712 6.9 51 233 XB(-4) 515/154 33.7
IND.COMPOSITE 105.88 3949.0 23.5 519.0 19.7 236.8 24691 33.7
30 COMPUTERS - EDUCATION
Aptech * 1703 39.89 10 49 57.9 4.1 117.1 29 12.3 9.1 * -11 30 4.0 2.3 42.1 23 6.2 -1.7 PL 1712 - PL 298 (22) 404/178 -
NIIT * 1703 33.32 2 32 48.5 -1.0 366.3 -4 -1.0 -8.0 * -314 - 1.0 - 90.5 7 3.9 -1.3 84 1712 0.5 LP 92 M(-2) 119/72 -
Zee Learn 1703 32.59 1 58 9.0 13.4 161.2 16 28.6 36.3 141 10 1.2 1.1 30.5 20 33.7 6.5 13 1712 1.4 56 43 M(-1) 51/38 31.9
IND.COMPOSITE 105.80 644.6 8.8 37.4 10.1 3.5 4113 31.8
31 CONSTRUCTION
Adhbhut Infra. * 1703 11.00 10 75 17.2 -1.4 0.3 -60 -71.8 -0.3 80 - - - - - - -0.1 -67 1712 - 73 82 (-) 82/56 -
Ahluwalia Contr. * 1703 13.40 2 58 75.8 18.5 1426.5 14 12.1 86.0 2 - 16.4 12.8 361.1 1 17.3 29.2 20 1712 15.6 12 344 (24) 426/236 22.1
Ajmera Realty * 1703 35.48 10 63 123.7 14.7 251.6 18 39.4 60.7 * 79 30 17.5 17.0 78.0 3 43.1 20.7 3 1712 19.3 29 228 (-75) 366/175 11.8

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Anant Raj * 1703 59.02 2 63 139.9 1.5 429.3 8 28.1 60.2 -17 12 2.7 2.0 111.7 -12 26.3 12.4 -31 1712 1.6 -29 58 (-) 85/43 36.4
Ansal Buildwell * 1703 7.38 10 55 134.1 -1.0 51.3 -40 21.3 -1.0 * PL - 0.3 - 18.7 218 41.0 5.9 LP 1712 19.9 LP 82 (2) 110/53 4.1
Ansal Properties * 1703 78.70 5 49 107.8 0.5 674.1 -4 6.6 8.7 * -64 - 0.8 0.6 89.4 -10 0.4 -0.2 PL 1712 - PL 23 (-1) 36/15 -
Arihant Super. * 1703 41.16 10 74 28.8 25.3 128.9 55 35.8 26.6 55 10 6.6 6.5 26.8 6 24.1 3.6 15 1712 6.3 199 147 (-10) 211/100 23.3
Arvind SmartSp. 1703 31.75 10 57 70.1 12.6 90.0 -19 31.8 21.3 23 - 7.0 6.7 20.2 46 19.3 2.0 LP 1712 7.8 15 179 C(-9) 222/68 22.9
Ashiana Housing * 1703 20.47 2 61 70.7 9.8 355.9 -30 25.7 63.4 * -40 13 7.0 6.2 25.4 -40 -12.1 -3.6 PL 1712 5.3 -52 174 (-6) 250/158 33.1
B.L.Kashyap * 1703 21.54 1 64 21.9 1.6 889.5 6 9.7 7.3 428 - 1.2 0.3 242.6 20 12.0 9.7 344 1712 1.0 89 49 M(2) 72/20 48.6
Bharat Road * 1703 83.95 10 65 121.8 - 14.3 272 48.5 -30.8 34 - - - 3.0 -46 3.7 10.9 999 1712 - - 176 P(-2) 219/170 -
Brahmaputra Inf. 1703 29.02 10 74 43.5 - 212.9 -4 20.7 -0.9 * 85 - 3.9 - 44.2 18 9.6 -7.5 -106 1709 0.5 LP 33 (1) 50/19 -
Brigade Enterpr. * 1703 136.07 10 47 161.4 10.3 1654.8 5 27.5 168.8 15 25 20.4 12.4 334.1 -25 40.9 56.8 66 1712 15.6 87 278 M(-) 325/154 17.8
CCCL * 1703 79.70 2 12 -0.8 - 574.2 47 -1.0 -140.4 * 18 - - - 108.2 -30 1.1 -18.3 37 1712 - 48 6 (-) 10/4 -
Capacit’e Infra. * 1703 67.89 10 44 104.2 29.9 1125.1 40 13.4 69.3 46 - 12.9 10.2 366.5 16 13.6 22.7 40 1712 12.3 - 328 P(3) 437/303 26.7
CHD Developers * 1703 22.72 2 70 10.6 4.4 130.6 -23 14.7 5.2 -41 5 0.6 0.4 27.1 13 10.0 0.3 -62 1712 0.4 10 17 (-1) 20/7 -
CMM Infraproj 1703 15.67 10 73 29.2 14.6 201.9 13 5.7 3.6 * 56 - 3.8 2.3 - - - - - - - 74 M(1) 105/39 -
Coromandel Engg. 1703 33.23 10 75 9.1 - 31.3 -74 -3.4 -7.3 * PL - - - 6.9 -4 -12.2 -2.2 -38 1712 - -34 52 (-3) 68/38 -
D B Realty * 1703 243.26 10 62 119.5 0.1 13.8 -92 -99.9 1.4 -98 - 0.3 0.1 0.5 550 - 23.2 LP 1712 1.5 LP 52 (-4) 86/32 35.2
Dilip Buildcon * 1703 136.77 10 76 135.5 24.8 5097.6 25 19.5 360.1 * 63 10 43.0 26.3 1942.1 40 17.7 164.7 52 1712 43.7 163 928 (43) 1059/254 21.2
DLF * 1703 356.81 2 75 82.4 4.1 3703.0 2 41.3 607.0 -44 100 4.0 3.4 502.9 -48 7.1 61.9 -64 1712 2.2 -71 224 M(-4) 274/140 100.6
Eldeco Hsg.&Inds * 1703 1.97 10 55 424.8 11.3 72.7 7 25.4 9.1 79 125 45.4 43.6 10.3 -22 45.3 2.7 123 1712 28.2 -44 1953 (-192) 2694/565 69.3
Elpro Intl. * 1703 16.95 1 66 14.6 2.5 48.1 7 45.1 3.5 * LP - 0.3 0.2 21.0 77 59.5 4.1 LP 1712 0.6 226 52 XR(-1) 64/22 -
Emami Infra. * 1703 4.86 2 58 10.7 - 0.9 46 99.9 15.5 LP - 6.5 6.4 0.2 -4 - 0.7 LP 1712 8.2 LP 308 (28) 406/60 37.6
Ganesh Housing * 1703 49.23 10 56 149.8 5.3 177.7 -10 63.4 38.2 -5 20 8.4 7.8 53.7 31 53.5 10.7 46 1712 10.1 24 148 M(9) 190/75 14.6
Gayatri Projects * 1703 35.45 2 47 41.8 10.3 2115.4 17 15.3 81.9 41 - 6.6 4.1 903.9 74 15.5 46.5 229 1712 8.8 123 217 (16) 230/126 24.8
Globus Power * 1703 98.95 10 74 3.8 - - -100 - -87.5 -999 - - - - - - -0.1 43 1712 - -999 13 (-) 24/12 -
Godrej Propert. 1703 108.24 5 75 89.8 5.9 457.1 22 12.2 110.7 * 999 - 5.7 5.1 185.9 -56 4.4 20.2 -77 1712 3.1 -33 776 M(-4) 910/345 248.6
GPT Infraproject * 1703 29.09 10 75 54.9 6.8 377.1 6 14.5 10.5 - 25 7.9 3.5 97.0 - 14.6 2.3 59 1712 3.8 -6 178 B(-9) 247/101 46.5
HDIL * 1703 434.00 10 36 260.8 1.6 710.8 -39 67.7 170.8 * -50 - 4.1 3.9 99.1 -1 - 19.2 -49 1712 3.3 -43 52 (-1) 102/45 15.8
Hind.Construct. 1703 101.55 1 28 26.7 -4.5 4195.9 0 17.1 -99.9 * -244 - 0.3 - 1230.9 30 13.3 31.3 588 1712 - -20 35 C(-1) 48/32 -
Hubtown * 1703 72.74 10 57 237.6 0.4 603.5 66 58.1 6.5 * -76 - 1.3 0.9 67.1 -3 47.8 5.7 LP 1712 7.8 638 92 (-10) 173/83 11.8
IL&FS Engg. * 1703 131.12 10 42 6.6 - 1820.2 -1 10.0 -59.4 * 68 - - - 440.6 12 14.7 0.3 LP 1712 7.2 LP 44 (-) 66/31 6.1
Indbull.RealEst. 1703 94.93 2 37 129.9 - 27.2 56 -61.2 8.4 * -15 - 0.2 0.2 6.3 -13 -81.4 -20.8 PL 1712 - 60 214 M(11) 270/76 -
Indian Hume Pipe * 1703 9.69 2 70 82.5 28.0 1799.5 92 11.5 98.6 * 240 170 22.3 20.2 356.1 -7 10.3 14.7 -18 1712 15.8 3 369 (-6) 591/357 23.4
IRB Infra.Devl. * 1703 351.45 10 57 71.3 8.3 3412.5 23 11.0 201.2 * -31 50 5.7 5.7 763.1 -5 16.5 75.5 999 1712 13.7 301 226 (2) 272/194 16.5
ITD Cem * 1612 17.18 1 47 51.7 9.1 2871.6 5 6.8 48.3 -15 30 4.6 2.8 413.7 -7 14.8 19.1 144 1709 3.8 -65 190 M(-1) 235/145 50.7
IVRCL * 1703 156.58 2 5 4.9 - 2015.3 -15 -18.4 -127.6 88 - - - 319.3 -20 -33.1 -315.7 -27 1712 - 79 4 (-1) 8/4 -
J Kumar Infra * 1703 37.83 5 44 183.6 7.9 1437.5 2 17.2 104.9 * 7 40 21.2 13.9 457.2 24 17.0 32.9 24 1712 14.2 2 327 (35) 375/182 23.0
Jaypee Infratec. * 1703 1388.93 10 64 38.5 - 962.1 -66 -37.6 -876.4 * -145 - - - 59.9 -81 - -361.3 -773 1712 - -411 14 (-1) 26/10 -
JMC Projects * 1703 33.58 10 67 205.4 9.0 2328.4 -3 9.5 57.9 * 36 15 34.3 17.3 706.6 29 9.9 23.7 30 1712 25.9 65 586 (88) 688/216 22.7
JP Associates 1703 486.49 2 39 31.1 - 6219.3 -28 -1.2 -3892.4 -56 - - - 1108.6 -27 12.7 -137.0 87 1712 - 48 17 (-2) 30/9 -
KNR Construct. * 1703 28.12 2 55 63.7 19.3 1541.1 71 14.7 164.9 4 25 16.3 11.7 433.2 13 22.7 65.7 61 1712 17.2 45 316 (17) 349/172 18.3
Kolte Patil Dev. * 1703 75.77 10 75 105.3 11.1 534.5 148 24.4 84.7 89 16 12.0 11.2 149.0 13 24.3 21.4 17 1712 14.1 53 333 (18) 405/100 23.6
Landmark Prop. * 1703 13.41 1 65 4.5 1.0 2.5 -2 15.0 0.6 * -30 - 0.0 - 0.6 -2 20.3 0.3 47 1712 0.1 -15 4 (-) 6/3 -
Mahindra Life. 1703 51.33 10 52 292.8 3.3 680.6 36 5.0 48.2 * -38 60 9.3 8.4 144.7 -27 11.1 13.2 -17 1712 8.0 -30 455 M(-17) 563/320 57.0
Man Infra * 1703 49.50 2 63 27.6 7.7 158.4 -25 18.0 50.3 * 20 54 2.3 2.0 44.2 17 14.1 12.9 54 1712 2.8 39 56 (-5) 75/38 19.9
Manas Properties 1703 4.16 10 73 23.6 9.0 1.9 18 47.9 0.6 -89 - 1.5 1.5 - - - - - 1.9 - 370 (1) 380/360 199.9
Manjeera Constr. * 1703 12.51 10 74 67.7 2.0 34.5 20 4.5 1.7 -70 - 1.7 1.3 16.7 82 13.4 3.0 86 1712 2.8 33 71 (-3) 83/48 25.0
Marathon Nextgen * 1703 23.00 10 75 306.8 13.2 193.1 -2 29.4 88.0 1 10 38.3 38.2 - - - 10.3 -59 1712 24.0 -43 474 M(-35) 670/205 19.7
MEP Infrast. * 1703 162.57 10 70 37.0 3.0 780.8 12 79.1 17.4 * -42 3 35.5 1.1 531.2 203 12.1 10.8 450 1712 1.9 38 91 (8) 148/40 48.6
Mercantile Vent. 1703 111.92 10 63 21.7 0.5 4.7 10 99.9 1.4 -67 - 0.2 0.1 1.3 15 48.9 0.8 23 1712 - PL 12 (1) 21/8 -
NBCC * 1703 180.00 2 75 18.6 22.0 6279.4 8 6.4 351.2 22 82 3.8 3.8 1312.6 -7 5.2 61.9 -3 1712 4.1 23 199 (-8) 292/161 48.8
NCC * 1703 120.13 2 20 66.5 7.8 7892.1 -5 8.7 259.7 4 20 6.2 4.3 1850.7 -3 13.8 122.6 94 1712 5.7 33 125 M(12) 142/78 21.8
Nila Infrastruc. * 1703 39.39 1 62 5.1 12.3 224.2 22 16.3 22.8 * 34 11 0.6 0.6 53.9 7 17.1 5.9 2 1712 0.7 28 21 M(-) 29/15 -
Nimbus Proj. * 1703 7.44 10 75 9.1 - 7.9 2 -29.4 -3.3 * 37 - - - 1.9 -61 50.0 -0.3 PL 1712 - -275 62 (-2) 101/34 -
Nirlon * 1703 90.12 10 72 36.6 18.8 279.0 -3 75.7 55.5 * 23 8 13.9 6.0 74.1 4 79.2 17.1 1 1712 6.5 51 208 (1) 250/188 32.0
Noida Tollbridg. * 1703 186.20 10 26 25.7 0.2 82.1 -36 53.3 0.9 * -99 - 2.1 - 4.0 -68 -92.2 -16.0 -70 1712 - PL 13 (-1) 17/8 -
Oberoi Realty 1703 339.60 10 72 121.0 8.1 890.6 -25 51.9 318.8 * -36 20 10.6 9.4 263.5 26 53.9 92.8 29 1712 12.0 16 477 M(6) 562/319 39.9
Omaxe * 1703 182.90 10 75 102.1 3.7 1036.6 8 20.7 67.7 * 28 7 4.1 3.7 349.2 54 18.3 16.3 19 1712 2.9 -33 228 (-) 235/167 79.4
Parsvnath Devl. * 1703 217.59 5 71 58.8 -1.4 249.4 -18 20.3 -36.1 * -999 - - - 19.7 -64 -50.9 -28.0 -86 1712 - -999 22 (-) 34/12 -
Patel Engg. * 1703 15.70 1 21 139.0 2.3 2925.6 6 15.3 45.6 LP - 5.8 2.9 635.7 -10 42.0 224.5 LP 1712 14.2 LP 73 (4) 107/62 5.1
Peninsula Land * 1703 55.84 2 55 61.1 -8.0 264.6 141 -44.2 -148.8 * PL - - - 277.5 999 -4.5 -48.7 -138 1712 - -999 28 (-1) 44/16 -
Phoenix Mills * 1703 30.62 2 63 158.9 6.7 375.9 6 67.0 159.6 4 120 12.4 10.4 100.1 - 61.9 29.2 -28 1712 9.9 - 607 M(3) 700/353 61.4
PNC Infratech * 1703 51.31 2 56 61.3 13.0 1689.1 -16 13.1 192.0 * -16 25 9.6 7.5 472.5 2 14.0 93.1 21 1712 6.1 -51 165 (-3) 228/100 27.2
Prakash Constro. * 1703 12.57 1 27 9.5 3.2 211.8 17 4.7 3.7 * -23 - 0.4 0.3 49.3 148 7.1 1.4 311 1712 0.3 -49 7 (-) 11/3 -
Prestige Estates * 1703 375.00 10 70 126.5 7.9 2180.3 -33 20.5 352.2 * -12 12 10.7 9.4 769.0 39 13.6 60.9 -19 1712 6.6 -24 321 (17) 356/148 48.5
Prime Property * 1703 8.49 5 72 52.2 27.5 41.7 0 55.6 21.7 999 20 12.6 12.5 2.3 - 70.1 1.2 -23 1712 3.1 -76 34 (-) 51/26 11.0
Prozone Intu * 1703 30.52 2 32 27.1 0.9 7.2 -5 -25.8 3.8 * -16 - 0.3 0.2 1.7 -8 -35.8 0.4 -60 1712 0.2 -45 58 (1) 78/33 -
PSP Projects * 1703 36.00 10 72 71.9 47.5 400.8 -12 16.4 41.2 * 65 25 13.5 11.4 170.8 126 15.6 15.2 107 1712 17.1 127 488 P(-16) 595/189 28.6
Punj Lloyd * 1703 67.12 2 36 6.1 - 3761.0 12 -5.1 -873.8 * 44 - - - 1019.4 3 -6.2 -184.0 21 1712 - 25 21 M(-) 29/18 -
Puravankara * 1703 118.57 5 75 83.5 5.2 976.5 -4 31.1 100.5 17 45 4.7 4.2 249.0 25 16.6 1.6 -78 1712 4.2 76 141 (-3) 182/49 33.7
Pushpanj. Realms 1703 10.01 10 58 28.2 24.1 25.7 16 14.9 2.4 65 - 2.8 2.4 - - - - - 2.4 - 75 M(2) 99/52 31.2

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Ramky Infra * 1703 57.20 10 68 49.2 - 1524.6 -17 6.5 18.9 * 13 - 11.5 3.3 256.8 -31 -26.6 0.9 -97 1712 9.5 -78 190 (-8) 271/73 20.1
Ratnabhumi Dev. 1703 13.70 10 73 24.4 14.3 8.2 37 11.7 1.4 -14 - 1.0 1.0 - - - 0.1 - 1706 - - 36 P(3) 65/32 -
RDB Realty * 1703 17.28 10 74 55.2 0.8 23.5 -22 6.0 0.8 * 23 - 0.8 0.4 6.1 2 30.7 0.9 -9 1712 1.1 -47 53 (-) 64/28 47.2
Real News * 1703 20.00 10 25 7.9 - 3.7 -18 -38.1 -2.4 20 - - - - - - -1.7 31 1712 - -103 25 (-) 30/14 -
RKEC Projects 1703 23.99 10 - 25.1 40.6 197.2 75 14.4 13.1 307 - 6.6 5.5 - - - - - 6.4 - 135 M(2) 183/54 21.3
Rodium Real. * 1703 3.25 10 67 35.6 15.0 50.0 375 4.3 1.6 * -26 10 5.3 5.0 7.5 -52 7.2 0.6 152 1712 0.3 -88 149 (-2) 170/105 -
RPP Infra Proj. * 1703 22.60 10 53 75.7 14.9 366.3 16 13.7 24.0 27 5 12.8 10.6 137.0 75 13.2 -9.3 PL 1712 5.9 -44 282 (-1) 337/212 47.9
Sadbhav Engg. * 1703 17.16 1 46 96.8 11.9 3320.3 4 10.7 174.9 * 31 75 16.0 10.2 935.1 8 11.3 53.1 1 1712 11.5 35 393 (-1) 439/262 34.2
Sadbhav Infra. 1703 352.23 10 69 38.1 3.1 285.5 233 54.1 41.1 * LP - 1.2 1.2 94.2 22 72.2 24.7 15 1712 2.0 104 133 (-3) 158/90 66.9
Shri Krishna * 1703 28.00 10 55 21.8 3.3 22.1 1 25.0 2.0 -16 - 0.8 0.7 6.4 38 47.2 1.5 999 1712 1.4 253 17 (2) 24/12 12.4
Shristi Infra * 1703 22.20 10 75 180.5 0.5 100.2 -37 39.7 2.3 -12 5 1.6 1.0 28.1 25 27.1 0.6 211 1712 1.6 122 282 (-5) 375/245 178.9
Simplex Infra * 1703 9.89 2 56 309.5 8.1 5607.5 -5 12.4 123.1 15 25 64.9 24.9 1360.1 -2 13.1 31.1 69 1712 31.8 95 566 (-19) 650/272 17.8
SKIL Infrastr * 1703 216.57 10 63 122.0 - 0.0 0 -99.9 -103.0 36 - - - - - - -55.7 -9 1712 - -5 41 (-3) 56/19 -
Sobha * 1703 94.85 10 56 265.0 5.6 2175.0 14 18.3 140.2 12 25 21.1 14.8 632.9 19 19.4 44.7 57 1712 18.3 41 554 M(18) 687/284 30.2
SPML Infra * 1703 7.33 2 38 134.1 1.8 1611.1 14 6.8 8.6 * -17 - 5.2 2.3 344.1 -20 20.5 8.4 LP 1712 10.1 LP 117 (-3) 188/55 11.6
Sri Krishna Con. 1703 10.47 10 63 22.5 9.7 10.3 -42 15.5 2.3 33 - 2.3 2.2 - - - - - 3.8 362 143 B(-33) 183/33 37.7
Sunstar Realty * 1703 23.62 1 19 1.9 0.2 3.1 -58 -33.7 0.1 -17 - - - - - - 0.5 999 1712 0.0 - 8 (-4) 63/8 -
Sunteck Realty * 1703 14.63 1 67 103.1 20.2 197.2 127 79.0 157.5 * 999 150 10.8 10.8 48.3 83 76.5 27.7 -11 1712 6.3 -30 400 M(-3) 450/120 63.9
Supreme Holdings * 1703 35.48 10 54 20.7 -1.0 6.0 0 -23.5 -0.9 * -268 - - - 7.4 - -1.1 - LP 1712 0.0 LP 25 (-2) 34/12 -
Swan Energy * 1703 24.43 1 65 36.4 0.3 330.8 4 5.7 1.2 * 627 8 0.3 - 97.4 39 4.9 0.2 -12 1712 0.2 999 196 M(-9) 235/112 -
Tarmat * 1703 10.96 10 63 34.6 - 60.3 14 1.3 - -96 - 1.3 - 23.2 152 -0.8 0.1 700 1712 2.3 243 60 (-1) 83/30 25.6
Texmaco Infrast. * 1703 12.74 1 61 32.4 3.4 14.6 6 43.6 12.3 * -16 20 1.2 1.0 3.3 -7 42.8 2.0 -28 1712 0.8 -19 62 (-) 79/40 -
Tirupati Sarjan * 1703 16.50 5 48 18.2 11.0 130.5 10 9.6 6.2 7 6 2.2 1.9 39.4 19 9.6 2.2 4 1712 2.1 15 20 (1) 27/16 9.5
Tulive Developer * 1703 3.48 10 75 254.7 10.9 0.1 -89 -99.9 9.2 131 - 26.4 26.3 - - - 0.3 -94 1712 6.4 -41 177 (4) 177/157 27.5
Unitech * 1703 523.26 2 15 32.0 -2.3 889.3 -17 -21.8 -190.9 * 31 - - - 372.5 41 38.4 -56.7 PL 1712 - -7 7 (-) 12/4 -
Unity Infra. * 1703 24.18 2 60 -86.7 - 247.1 -35 -99.9 -1100.6 -135 - - - 44.8 1 - -575.2 -280 1712 - -229 6 (-1) 10/4 -
Vascon Engineers * 1703 174.06 10 36 36.1 - 216.6 -33 -1.8 1.4 * LP - 0.5 0.1 93.5 85 6.9 2.5 64 1712 0.2 LP 39 M(2) 59/28 -
Vipul Ltd * 1703 12.00 1 63 34.4 0.6 226.4 27 12.1 2.4 * 110 5 0.3 0.2 62.0 28 19.6 0.7 LP 1712 0.6 LP 65 (-6) 102/57 -
Welspun Enterp * 1703 147.77 10 45 91.6 -0.7 300.5 63 -14.9 -9.9 * 75 8 0.5 - 273.4 446 7.9 31.5 361 1712 3.4 LP 167 M(6) 198/64 48.7
IND.COMPOSITE 9833.04 100371.1 12.3 -2076.3 14.4 8.1 275985 35.3
32 COURIERS
Blue Dart Exp. 1703 23.73 10 75 219.8 28.1 2680.9 5 9.9 139.6 -27 150 77.4 58.8 704.6 -2 11.4 45.5 61 1712 55.9 -14 4425 (-183) 5422/3831 79.2
Gati * 1703 21.67 2 26 64.5 4.8 512.0 6 8.9 29.8 55 40 3.7 2.8 110.8 -15 3.7 0.4 -93 1712 5.0 95 113 C(-6) 154/102 22.4
TCI Express 1703 7.66 2 66 41.8 29.6 753.9 0 8.9 40.8 LP 80 11.6 10.5 229.0 22 10.5 15.4 78 1712 14.6 118 505 (25) 645/284 34.6
IND.COMPOSITE 53.06 3946.7 9.5 210.2 10.4 61.3 13658 56.2
33 CYCLES AND ACCESSORIES
Atlas Cycles 1703 3.25 5 44 143.3 - 714.5 20 2.0 1.6 * LP - 9.7 2.4 166.4 -12 2.4 0.8 -71 1709 1.5 -80 184 (2) 248/135 119.6
Tube Investments * 1703 18.75 1 49 60.9 27.8 4108.6 - 8.9 150.7 * - 200 14.5 8.0 1103.0 19 8.3 34.9 28 1712 8.3 - 267 M(11) 308/233 32.1
IND.COMPOSITE 22.00 4823.1 7.9 152.3 7.5 35.7 5128 32.6
34 DETERGENTS / INTERMEDIATES
Galaxy Surfact. 1703 35.45 10 - 160.4 19.8 1502.6 12 12.5 103.9 -3 40 35.6 28.5 827.0 - 11.9 51.2 - 1709 - - 1593 (1593)1743/1520 -
Jyothy Lab. 1703 18.18 1 67 36.0 - 1632.0 6 15.9 201.8 * 184 600 14.1 11.1 418.4 13 16.9 37.3 97 1712 11.5 172 345 M(-15) 441/325 29.9
Pee Cee Cosma * 1703 2.65 10 75 63.3 9.5 71.0 -5 5.0 1.6 * -24 25 8.2 5.4 20.3 13 12.1 1.5 999 1712 12.9 132 173 (42) 179/68 13.4
T N Petro Prod. * 1703 89.97 10 35 29.9 - 888.9 27 7.2 -5.9 * 69 - 1.1 - 291.5 39 7.6 10.8 16 1712 - PL 60 (2) 84/29 -
IND.COMPOSITE 146.25 4094.4 12.6 301.4 12.4 100.8 12498 29.6
35 DIAMOND CUTTING / JEWELLERY
Asian Star Co. * 1703 16.01 10 75 404.9 7.1 2696.5 14 3.8 44.7 10 15 37.7 27.9 634.2 14 3.2 11.0 39 1712 27.4 9 1445 (-29) 1614/589 52.7
Atlas Jewellery * 1703 100.65 10 51 15.5 - 8.7 -37 -72.5 -7.5 -75 - - - 1.5 -66 - -4.6 PL 1712 - -241 72 (-2) 92/46 -
Gitanjali Gems 1703 118.62 10 28 293.8 1.2 10464.8 -3 3.9 39.0 * -12 8 4.7 3.3 2327.4 2 3.1 34.3 54 1709 3.4 -38 34 (-26) 105/34 10.1
Goldiam Intl. * 1703 24.95 10 57 79.7 5.5 138.4 5 6.3 10.6 * 5 20 4.6 3.9 34.8 -8 14.2 3.9 72 1712 3.8 258 72 (-3) 99/70 19.2
Kanani Inds. * 1703 9.89 1 75 4.2 1.0 78.7 -7 -0.7 0.4 13 - 0.1 - 25.1 46 -2.1 -0.2 -283 1712 0.0 -30 9 (-1) 18/8 -
PC Jeweller 1703 394.36 10 61 102.7 14.9 8099.4 12 9.4 429.6 * 8 10 11.5 10.9 2644.9 26 10.2 162.7 52 1712 14.2 40 354 B(-69) 601/185 25.0
Radhika Jewel. 1703 23.60 10 62 45.1 9.0 156.9 15 6.9 9.3 211 - 4.0 3.9 - - - - - 5.6 - 32 (1) 51/10 5.7
Rajesh Exports * 1703 29.53 1 54 126.7 13.1 44947.7 16 1.8 461.3 -3 110 15.7 15.6 7756.5 -33 2.1 104.6 2 1712 15.6 13 790 (-25) 872/498 50.6
Renaissance Jew. * 1703 18.88 10 75 234.2 7.3 1100.4 -4 3.5 29.1 * -12 - 19.8 15.4 329.5 -6 8.1 16.4 -2 1712 15.4 -13 340 M(46) 411/138 22.0
TBZ * 1703 66.73 10 74 69.1 4.1 1700.2 3 4.5 18.6 LP - 4.1 2.8 547.4 1 4.1 7.4 1 1712 2.3 999 107 (-8) 155/62 47.2
Thangamayil Jew. 1703 13.72 10 66 110.4 9.7 1293.7 2 3.7 14.0 32 20 17.0 10.2 315.1 -5 4.1 4.2 999 1712 17.1 147 500 (-5) 701/183 29.3
Titan Company 1703 88.78 1 53 48.6 21.3 12614.5 14 9.5 836.1 19 260 10.5 9.4 4085.4 7 10.9 308.2 22 1712 12.4 36 805 (1) 938/426 65.2
Uday Jewellery * 1703 11.69 10 65 12.1 - 45.2 43 3.5 1.2 -9 - 1.1 1.0 20.1 46 4.2 0.5 LP 1712 1.8 56 43 (8) 46/16 24.4
Vaibhav Global 1703 32.59 10 67 153.3 4.9 478.3 32 7.5 23.6 * 35 - 9.8 7.2 133.4 2 9.1 10.6 82 1712 11.9 182 687 M(16) 795/366 57.8
IND.COMPOSITE 950.00 83823.5 4.2 1910.0 5.6 659.0 116860 49.8
36 DOMESTIC APPLIANCES
Bajaj Electric * 1703 20.41 2 63 85.4 13.2 4261.7 -7 5.7 106.7 * -3 140 13.4 10.5 1140.7 9 6.2 36.8 24 1712 11.2 9 505 M(70) 585/256 45.3
Butterfly Gan.Ap * 1703 17.88 10 65 100.2 -26.8 402.3 -55 -6.7 -55.4 PL - - - 141.0 76 6.1 1.7 LP 1712 - 55 495 (-75) 661/157 -
DHP India 1703 3.00 10 74 149.1 19.8 46.6 27 24.8 8.0 * 143 20 31.1 26.2 11.9 3 25.5 5.6 351 1712 39.8 91 533 (-10) 648/310 13.4
Hawkins Cookers 1703 5.29 10 56 201.7 54.4 578.6 6 12.4 45.6 6 700 92.8 86.2 139.3 11 13.8 12.5 7 1712 89.7 2 2808 (-71) 3290/2605 31.3
IFB Inds. 1703 40.52 10 75 115.2 11.5 2172.8 17 4.5 49.6 * 97 - 23.0 12.2 531.7 17 6.9 18.6 14 1712 15.1 22 1312 (30) 1543/585 87.0
Orient Paper 1703 21.22 1 39 23.9 11.1 1914.7 2 6.8 48.8 * 133 100 4.4 2.3 168.7 26 15.5 10.5 276 1712 4.1 77 40 (-3) 62/23 9.8

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Symphony 1703 13.99 2 75 65.5 45.2 667.2 61 31.1 161.0 * -2 225 23.0 22.5 217.6 21 39.9 66.3 21 1712 24.7 -1 1712 (-63) 2213/1154 69.2
TTK Prestige 1703 11.55 10 70 740.1 18.2 1683.1 8 11.6 141.9 * 20 270 144.8 122.9 458.0 7 13.2 43.7 47 1712 122.8 25 7125 M(183)8911/5301 58.0
Whirlpool India 1703 126.87 10 75 116.9 23.4 4772.5 15 10.3 310.7 29 30 31.4 24.5 958.0 18 9.3 53.1 -4 1712 26.3 9 1443 (78) 1680/980 54.8
IND.COMPOSITE 260.73 16499.5 8.6 816.9 10.6 248.9 52347 53.1
37 DRY CELLS
Eveready Inds. 1703 36.34 5 44 39.8 - 1355.2 2 9.9 93.8 36 - 15.0 12.9 369.6 12 9.3 20.9 -40 1712 11.2 -12 391 (8) 465/228 34.9
HBL Power System * 1703 27.72 1 56 26.7 5.2 1407.2 9 8.7 33.5 * 330 25 2.9 1.2 414.0 18 8.9 9.6 2 1712 1.5 111 55 (-) 76/40 37.9
Panasonic Energy * 1703 7.50 10 58 132.9 5.3 214.1 -11 2.9 5.1 -69 55 9.8 6.8 60.2 22 11.4 5.3 492 1712 10.2 -11 358 (53) 413/221 35.1
IND.COMPOSITE 71.56 2976.5 8.8 132.4 9.2 35.8 4647 35.9
38 DYES AND PIGMENTS
AksharChem (I) * 1703 8.20 10 63 247.4 47.5 259.7 38 30.6 48.4 * 201 35 64.1 58.4 58.8 -7 15.1 8.3 -10 1712 37.4 -35 634 M(-70) 942/623 17.0
Amal 1703 9.43 10 66 1.4 - 25.7 11 46.1 8.9 559 - 9.8 9.4 9.1 11 41.0 3.1 -31 1712 8.5 7 156 M(-4) 226/97 18.4
Asahi Songwon * 1703 12.27 10 65 127.6 17.1 257.1 15 18.0 25.1 29 30 25.6 19.8 71.2 25 15.8 9.2 120 1712 24.6 43 353 (15) 424/241 14.4
Atul 1703 29.66 10 45 647.6 16.2 2694.5 10 17.5 282.8 * 4 100 126.1 95.4 803.7 25 15.7 66.0 13 1712 78.2 -19 2651 (-7) 3084/1958 33.9
Bhageria Indust. 1703 7.96 5 53 70.0 46.1 344.4 44 17.7 40.8 * 175 100 26.7 24.6 89.6 18 27.9 14.6 127 1712 22.8 - 290 (-10) 372/228 12.7
Bodal Chemicals * 1703 24.44 2 55 47.8 43.0 1184.1 30 18.6 125.3 * 54 40 12.3 10.2 304.1 10 17.3 30.5 -1 1712 9.3 -5 144 M(-11) 194/127 15.5
Dynemic Products * 1703 11.33 10 40 66.0 19.5 148.4 15 17.0 13.6 80 15 14.8 12.0 43.9 48 20.6 5.4 50 1712 15.1 41 201 (17) 236/101 13.3
Indian Toners 1703 13.16 10 69 54.2 5.7 33.8 -3 12.4 3.6 * -37 - 3.7 2.7 28.7 8 23.4 6.1 31 1712 3.7 -72 270 M(6) 345/143 73.0
Indokem * 1703 24.33 10 71 9.0 - 72.2 23 20.0 0.4 * 999 - 0.5 0.2 17.9 16 -1.8 -0.6 PL 1712 - PL 27 (-1) 44/17 -
Ishan Dyes & Ch. * 1703 11.26 10 44 22.7 24.6 66.7 9 16.6 5.6 44 - 6.4 5.0 19.0 24 4.5 0.5 -59 1712 1.6 -70 49 (3) 80/40 31.0
Kiri Indus. * 1703 30.24 10 43 160.0 - 964.8 9 13.3 95.6 999 - 39.0 31.6 180.1 -20 13.3 17.5 -9 1712 34.1 20 508 C(-15) 674/227 14.9
Polson * 1703 0.60 50 75 6054.2 15.4 108.3 4 17.6 9.4 * 41 - 1052.5 782.5 25.3 -8 16.7 1.4 -28 1712 755.8 -9 18036 (-1821)26337/7151 23.9
Sadhana Nitro 1703 9.20 10 71 -0.1 - 57.3 63 14.9 2.3 LP - 4.5 2.5 26.6 121 37.1 8.1 LP 1712 13.2 999 219 (18) 219/35 16.6
Sh.Pushkar Chem. * 1703 30.22 10 63 64.1 17.1 313.0 26 16.7 30.5 37 15 11.9 10.1 93.8 25 17.7 9.5 34 1712 11.7 27 232 (-21) 338/172 19.9
Sudarshan Chem. * 1703 13.85 2 53 57.1 24.8 1292.9 7 13.7 91.2 27 175 19.9 12.7 339.1 25 13.5 19.1 54 1712 12.3 -9 435 (17) 484/320 35.5
Ultramarine Pig. * 1703 5.84 2 53 50.3 24.8 255.4 16 19.8 32.4 * 19 200 12.5 11.1 76.0 12 21.6 11.8 42 1712 14.8 36 332 (-10) 435/151 22.5
Vidhi Specialty * 1703 4.99 1 64 13.0 24.3 192.6 4 15.1 14.6 -1 80 3.2 2.8 47.2 -15 16.2 3.8 2 1712 3.1 7 82 (-2) 116/49 26.8
IND.COMPOSITE 246.98 8271.0 17.0 830.5 16.5 214.4 18934 24.3
39 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
ABB * 1712 42.38 2 75 170.2 12.0 8961.4 4 8.2 420.0 17 220 27.3 19.8 2739.8 12 10.7 171.5 5 1712 19.8 17 1479 (-150) 1744/1175 74.7
Amber Enterp. 1703 31.45 10 44 270.8 10.4 1554.5 59 8.0 29.9 * 46 23 20.6 9.2 - - - - - 9.5 - 1147 P(-80) 1327/1001 120.6
Apar Inds. 1703 38.27 10 58 247.7 21.3 4775.6 -5 9.1 177.3 * 56 100 57.7 46.3 1407.9 24 6.8 41.1 -5 1712 39.5 -11 795 (76) 909/684 20.1
BHEL * 1703 734.28 2 63 88.0 - 28222.2 11 2.9 494.6 * LP 79 3.7 1.3 6494.4 5 4.5 153.2 64 1712 1.5 -28 93 B(-2) 122/81 60.6
Bharat Bijlee 1703 5.65 10 34 517.1 6.9 662.6 4 3.1 18.5 * 166 - 50.3 32.8 227.7 34 6.2 9.7 191 1712 40.6 131 1411 (89) 1593/805 34.8
CG Power & Ind. * 1703 125.35 2 34 67.0 5.4 4356.8 12 7.0 225.3 158 - 5.1 3.6 1179.4 11 7.4 50.8 -2 1712 2.3 708 83 (-3) 99/66 36.1
Crompton Gr. Con 1703 125.36 2 34 8.6 75.7 3975.9 119 12.3 292.3 156 75 4.8 4.7 938.2 7 12.4 69.5 28 1712 4.9 11 232 M(-22) 295/184 47.3
Easun Reyrolle 1703 6.16 2 36 37.6 - 27.8 -21 -48.9 -47.8 -30 - - - 5.6 -10 -58.9 -14.2 -28 1706 - -33 17 (-1) 38/15 -
GE Power 1703 67.23 10 69 123.5 1.9 1993.5 17 2.8 15.3 LP 30 11.2 2.3 365.3 -54 7.5 80.6 -34 1712 20.3 403 835 (-67) 1048/560 41.1
GE T&D India * 1703 51.21 2 75 40.3 -7.8 4052.1 23 1.4 -86.9 * PL 90 0.1 - 1438.6 23 3.5 71.8 62 1712 8.9 LP 426 (35) 473/277 48.1
Havells India 1703 62.51 1 62 52.4 17.3 6135.3 14 13.9 580.6 4 350 10.6 8.7 1965.8 31 13.3 179.2 29 1712 10.0 -3 504 M(3) 593/396 50.7
Honda Siel Power * 1703 10.14 10 68 417.9 14.5 701.6 4 13.5 57.0 * 18 75 79.1 56.2 203.3 15 16.1 19.9 41 1712 57.8 -3 1430 (90) 1675/1296 24.7
HPL Electric * 1703 64.30 10 72 111.0 4.2 926.5 -17 11.7 22.6 -39 15 6.9 3.5 261.2 27 10.0 7.1 -9 1712 4.0 -7 137 (1) 165/103 34.0
Igarashi Motors * 1703 30.61 10 75 121.0 22.2 507.9 14 24.0 73.2 * 15 66 31.1 23.9 102.0 -18 19.9 15.4 -15 1712 21.8 -11 832 CB(11) 1125/737 38.2
IMP Powers * 1703 8.64 10 53 119.3 3.3 393.1 9 8.8 3.4 8 5 10.9 3.9 105.0 -5 11.2 3.2 197 1712 3.1 -23 109 (-2) 131/72 35.0
Indo Tech.Trans. * 1703 10.62 10 74 130.5 - 148.8 -22 -5.3 -16.3 * -140 - - - 46.6 81 -1.0 -0.7 89 1712 - 16 196 (4) 258/177 -
Indosolar 1703 372.07 10 57 -7.8 - 442.3 72 16.4 -58.2 59 - - - 52.2 -59 -30.2 -0.8 96 1712 - 70 8 C(-1) 15/6 -
Inox Wind 1703 221.92 10 86 97.6 12.6 2863.2 -26 14.4 233.5 * -50 - 12.1 10.5 53.4 -95 -53.8 -43.3 PL 1712 - PL 132 (9) 209/105 -
Jyoti * 1703 17.13 10 33 -206.4 - 269.2 25 8.1 -60.4 27 - - - 34.8 -41 -7.1 -4.7 76 1712 0.9 LP 48 (-10) 68/38 -
Kaycee Inds. * 1703 0.63 100 72 1946.0 5.4 23.6 3 1.0 0.6 LP 5 154.0 101.6 5.7 4 8.8 0.3 190 1712 141.3 68 7673 (873)10096/3310 54.3
Kirl. Electric * 1703 66.41 10 49 3.2 - 575.6 5 0.6 -29.9 * 44 - - - 82.9 -42 -15.4 -20.2 -67 1712 - -316 38 (-2) 57/37 -
Lak. Electrical 1703 2.46 10 28 406.5 9.2 160.9 -14 7.4 9.4 9 80 46.3 38.1 37.8 - 6.7 1.1 -44 1712 34.6 -12 621 (-24) 865/436 18.0
Rexnord Electr. * 1703 11.16 10 61 24.8 13.1 56.7 10 11.5 3.3 63 - 4.2 2.9 13.1 7 10.8 0.9 34 1712 2.9 8 63 (3) 98/39 21.5
Salzer Electron. * 1703 14.50 10 30 153.2 8.2 384.0 6 11.2 16.2 * - 16 18.0 11.2 110.7 22 12.2 5.3 57 1712 12.7 13 214 M(20) 249/168 16.9
Schneider Elect. * 1703 47.82 2 75 -3.9 - 1264.9 -10 -9.7 -154.2 -844 - - - 470.5 10 0.4 -7.3 PL 1712 - -672 103 (-12) 163/102 -
Servotech Power 1703 18.31 10 69 16.3 65.0 81.0 58 11.7 6.3 971 - 3.9 3.5 - - - - - - - 35 M(-2) 47/31 -
Shilchar Tech. * 1703 3.81 10 66 130.2 28.2 109.2 7 16.0 12.3 35 30 35.8 32.2 20.5 -12 6.7 1.0 -56 1712 18.5 -42 383 (-27) 510/365 20.7
Siemens * 1709 71.22 2 75 216.4 10.3 11014.8 2 9.8 749.7 * 7 350 25.4 19.8 2363.2 6 11.5 190.5 19 1712 21.9 4 1246 (-22) 1470/1123 56.9
Suzlon Energy * 1703 1063.95 2 20 2.8 - 9245.7 56 12.1 849.0 650 - 2.4 1.6 1720.0 -31 15.2 15.5 -96 1712 0.3 -62 13 C(-) 22/12 -
Swelect Energy * 1703 10.11 10 54 647.9 4.6 169.6 4 5.1 28.4 * 136 40 39.1 28.1 42.9 52 10.9 6.7 39 1712 29.3 90 429 (8) 633/329 14.7
TRIL * 1703 13.26 1 75 25.1 5.1 802.2 39 10.1 16.7 LP - 2.3 1.3 151.4 -21 6.3 -3.9 PL 1712 - PL 31 (-2) 48/29 -
TD Power Sys. * 1703 33.24 10 54 148.7 0.0 369.4 -19 4.5 0.1 -99 18 8.4 - 94.5 51 4.5 0.9 LP 1712 - 84 211 (20) 271/155 -
Techno Elec. * 1703 22.54 2 59 75.6 16.4 1236.4 20 16.4 128.7 * 21 - 12.6 11.4 275.6 -17 18.2 33.5 8 1712 10.6 -9 350 M(-12) 439/315 32.9
Triveni Turbine * 1703 33.00 1 68 12.0 29.6 732.8 3 22.5 102.7 * 3 120 3.6 3.1 165.0 -16 19.5 21.0 -40 1712 2.2 -36 120 (-6) 167/115 54.5
Ujaas Energy * 1703 20.00 1 63 11.4 17.3 474.4 71 15.0 35.5 * 72 5 2.2 1.8 75.4 -25 12.9 4.0 -54 1712 1.3 -34 21 (-1) 47/21 16.3
V-Guard Inds. 1703 42.56 1 64 15.0 27.4 2150.6 15 10.0 151.2 * 35 70 3.9 3.6 523.5 19 9.4 35.8 41 1712 3.6 3 234 M(21) 251/151 65.9
Veto Switchgears * 1703 18.33 10 46 49.0 14.7 120.3 7 13.8 12.2 * 11 20 7.4 6.5 30.3 24 20.4 4.2 33 1712 9.7 37 220 (13) 265/135 22.6
Volt.Transform. * 1703 10.12 10 47 531.2 10.6 609.4 8 9.1 53.3 * 47 150 58.4 52.6 160.1 52 11.7 23.6 153 1712 58.8 2 1146 (151) 1367/930 19.5
IND.COMPOSITE 3528.71 100551.8 7.7 4365.4 8.1 1121.8 225494 51.8

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Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio

40 ELECTRODES - GRAPHITES
Graphite India 1703 39.08 2 65 94.8 6.3 1305.8 -3 5.8 111.4 * 6 100 7.8 5.7 933.1 176 55.6 340.5 999 1712 26.7 561 708 (56) 908/99 26.6
HEG 1703 39.96 10 61 218.2 -5.6 860.0 -1 9.4 -49.7 -429 - 6.1 - 842.7 248 66.2 342.1 LP 1712 111.2 LP 2825 (494) 3147/178 25.4
IND.COMPOSITE 79.04 2165.8 7.2 61.7 60.6 682.6 25123 26.0
41 ELECTRODES - WELDING EQUIPMENT
Ador Welding * 1703 13.60 10 57 174.4 8.2 440.6 8 7.3 17.1 * -29 50 20.9 12.6 103.7 1 6.5 3.7 -11 1712 11.5 -20 432 (-2) 659/280 37.7
Esab India * 1703 15.39 10 74 221.9 7.9 473.7 5 8.0 28.4 -4 10 25.2 18.5 126.4 4 11.6 9.6 62 1712 20.2 -10 784 (32) 1075/67 38.8
IND.COMPOSITE 28.99 914.3 7.6 45.5 9.3 13.3 1793 38.4
42 ELECTRONICS - CONSUMER
Aditya Vision 1703 14.11 10 56 12.6 12.2 361.7 50 1.3 1.7 46 - 1.8 1.2 - - - - - 2.0 - 114 (-13) 141/18 56.8
BPL * 1703 48.88 10 63 25.1 -1.7 94.5 134 -23.8 -1.7 * -235 - - - 37.2 49 8.7 3.3 999 1712 - PL 91 (2) 122/53 -
Dixon Technolog. * 1703 11.33 10 39 221.1 30.6 1644.3 31 5.1 46.9 73 60 49.0 40.2 541.2 18 4.6 15.0 13 1712 49.3 - 3149 P(-563)4491/2510 63.9
MIRC Electronics * 1703 23.10 1 58 9.7 - 747.6 -3 4.7 3.0 LP - 0.6 0.1 131.3 -4 6.7 2.9 LP 1712 1.4 LP 49 M(-) 65/12 36.4
Videocon Inds. 1703 (15) 334.46 10 54 250.9 -16.4 12329.4 -1 9.7 -1568.1 -999 - - - 363.0 -81 - -1272.0 -164 1712 - -148 18 (1) 110/12 -
IND.COMPOSITE 431.88 15177.4 8.5 -1518.2 5.2 -1250.7 5891 54.2
43 ELECTRONICS - COMPONENTS
Bharat Electro. 1703 245.70 1 67 30.6 18.8 8611.9 18 20.5 1546.2 * 18 225 7.1 6.3 2452.3 26 18.2 302.8 -19 1712 6.6 9 153 B(3) 193/135 23.1
Centum Electron * 1703 12.84 10 59 147.4 17.6 387.3 17 13.1 33.7 4 50 32.8 25.9 73.8 -24 -6.3 -6.4 PL 1712 0.3 -99 600 M(-28) 793/530 -
Genus Power 1703 25.72 1 50 27.4 8.5 642.7 -25 13.5 58.0 -27 45 2.8 2.2 200.2 9 10.0 13.2 8 1712 2.0 -15 67 M(-2) 86/37 33.9
Honeywell Auto * 1703 8.84 10 75 1335.2 15.4 2410.1 10 12.0 169.9 21 100 210.7 192.2 721.5 7 12.8 62.3 -3 1712 241.7 20 16435 (24) 21899/9530 68.0
Incap * 1703 5.13 10 73 24.5 20.2 28.6 -5 13.7 2.3 * 49 10 4.9 4.3 6.9 41 8.1 0.7 25 1712 6.5 100 95 (-1) 132/28 14.6
MIC Electronics * 1703 44.05 2 16 14.7 5.1 230.9 6 13.1 14.1 -83 - 1.0 0.6 41.1 -36 0.1 -1.4 PL 1712 0.3 -92 7 (-1) 16/6 -
Permanent Mag. * 1703 8.60 10 72 15.1 9.6 71.9 7 5.9 1.2 28 - 3.0 1.4 24.1 49 7.8 1.0 110 1712 2.6 149 103 (31) 125/19 39.9
PG Electro. * 1703 16.41 10 62 75.2 - 367.1 41 5.9 3.7 88 - 8.5 2.3 81.4 13 5.6 0.5 66 1712 4.2 -8 303 (-25) 460/169 71.8
Shivalik Bimetal * 1703 7.68 2 62 19.1 13.2 118.8 20 15.0 9.1 115 25 3.3 2.4 41.7 33 13.1 3.1 55 1712 3.5 89 121 B(25) 124/28 34.4
IND.COMPOSITE 374.97 12869.1 17.6 1838.2 15.5 375.8 55966 28.6
44 ENGINEERING
A2Z Infra Engg. * 1703 145.84 10 36 41.5 - 634.6 -34 6.8 -137.8 -175 - - - 89.5 -20 -0.3 -36.5 -52 1712 - -177 33 M(-2) 53/32 -
Action Const.Eq. 1703 23.46 2 69 24.8 6.0 751.2 18 5.8 19.2 * 169 15 2.6 1.3 279.1 49 9.7 16.4 236 1712 3.2 153 180 (21) 204/51 55.6
Batliboi 1703 14.36 5 75 10.5 - 105.2 3 -6.8 -13.0 * 18 - - - 26.5 3 -0.5 -1.4 75 1712 - 39 32 (-1) 55/22 -
BEML Ltd * 1703 41.64 10 54 523.9 3.9 2498.8 -16 6.1 84.5 32 80 35.2 20.3 731.5 2 5.7 16.7 -23 1712 30.8 181 1229 (-34) 1947/1126 39.9
Cimmco * 1703 27.35 10 82 64.8 -3.5 118.4 75 3.1 -6.1 51 - - - 16.7 -60 -1.7 -4.9 -84 1712 - 77 97 M(-4) 142/58 -
CMI FPE Ltd * 1703 4.94 10 75 313.0 1.9 153.8 -25 -2.2 2.9 * -16 - 16.5 5.9 116.9 135 4.8 3.0 -69 1712 19.1 317 909 (-144) 1389/470 47.6
DE Nora India 1703 5.31 10 54 97.1 5.8 27.1 -47 6.9 2.9 * -70 20 7.0 5.4 13.4 166 35.4 4.5 999 1712 8.8 8 544 (187) 633/217 61.7
Disa India * 1703 1.45 10 75 639.2 11.4 157.2 10 9.7 11.4 * 8 25 92.3 78.5 102.1 25 23.6 16.3 54 1712 107.9 28 5882 (57) 7500/4611 54.5
Dynamatic Tech. * 1703 6.34 10 50 446.7 4.0 505.4 17 19.5 11.1 738 - 66.7 17.6 150.5 17 17.6 3.5 -2 1712 - PL 1666 (-80) 3008/1660 -
Eimco Elecon * 1703 5.77 10 74 482.6 7.1 171.2 22 12.8 18.9 * 28 50 40.7 31.7 35.3 -33 18.1 5.8 23 1712 29.1 3 478 (-5) 700/458 16.4
Elecon Engg.Co * 1703 22.44 2 59 65.0 2.9 923.4 -6 18.0 21.1 -9 25 6.0 1.7 195.3 -12 12.7 0.5 LP 1712 - PL 80 (-5) 114/45 -
Fluidomat * 1703 4.93 10 53 58.1 9.9 26.3 -6 15.0 2.8 -31 18 6.6 5.2 4.4 -22 5.3 0.2 -72 1712 4.7 -44 185 (-3) 238/160 39.5
Forbes & Co 1703 12.90 10 74 187.2 32.4 283.5 42 31.3 62.6 * LP 25 53.2 48.5 63.9 41 21.5 6.8 LP 1712 29.6 -13 3358 (-128) 5290/1390 113.6
GMM Pfaudler * 1703 2.92 2 75 113.6 15.9 266.3 16 15.4 24.4 * 34 200 21.3 16.3 79.2 19 15.5 7.4 19 1712 17.6 6 711 (25) 885/502 40.5
Hercules Hoists 1703 3.20 1 70 60.5 1.9 74.2 -19 -2.6 3.6 * -73 100 1.9 1.1 17.9 -25 5.3 3.4 -30 1709 0.4 -85 129 (-3) 184/125 -
Intl. Combustion * 1703 2.39 10 53 387.6 0.1 98.4 5 3.0 0.1 * LP - 21.6 0.3 29.3 16 6.7 0.5 -75 1712 - -999 490 (-20) 1140/431 -
Intl. Conveyors * 1703 6.75 1 37 11.8 - 47.2 -38 9.4 -2.3 * -3 5 0.1 - 19.3 27 9.9 1.6 -9 1712 - PL 25 (2) 40/17 -
ION Exchange 1703 14.67 10 44 201.6 16.8 937.2 17 8.7 46.0 34 35 38.7 31.3 242.9 23 5.9 8.9 49 1712 32.1 19 495 (-28) 638/321 15.4
ISGEC Heavy * 1703 7.35 10 62 1531.3 15.6 3031.5 -22 9.0 162.5 * -10 300 305.9 219.1 662.8 -11 8.1 29.4 -36 1712 169.0 -30 7205 (-14) 8400/5482 42.6
Jash Engineering 1703 11.84 10 - 98.4 12.3 145.4 31 14.6 10.5 20 20 12.2 8.9 - - - - - 8.4 - 174 M(-4) 227/133 20.7
Kabra Extrusions 1703 15.95 5 56 57.7 11.7 276.1 -8 10.6 20.0 * -8 40 8.5 6.3 66.0 23 9.9 4.4 LP 1712 6.3 241 124 (-2) 168/107 19.7
Kennametal India * 1706 21.98 10 75 179.2 6.5 648.5 14 8.4 25.1 21 20 23.9 11.0 186.7 17 10.7 9.2 -3 1712 13.7 13 757 (-5) 1009/563 55.2
Kilburn Engg. * 1703 13.26 10 60 83.1 6.9 136.0 1 15.9 7.3 -8 20 8.8 5.5 26.7 3 6.3 1.8 -17 1712 3.9 -49 82 (-) 116/53 21.1
Lokesh Mach. * 1703 17.03 10 50 78.4 1.8 131.8 9 12.8 2.2 * -3 - 6.1 1.3 46.3 33 15.1 1.3 999 1712 2.3 70 65 (-) 110/59 27.7
Mazda 1703 4.26 10 41 261.5 8.3 110.4 -10 11.8 8.8 * -22 73 26.8 20.6 26.3 -19 12.2 1.9 1 1712 12.7 -55 372 (-5) 525/305 29.4
Mold-Tek Technol * 1703 5.49 2 49 12.5 9.4 55.9 17 8.1 3.0 * -32 30 1.9 1.0 14.5 2 6.1 1.2 -27 1712 1.7 119 60 M(-6) 82/46 35.3
Nitin Fire Prot. * 1703 58.45 2 60 2.4 - 268.7 -42 -19.4 -96.4 PL - - - 11.6 -82 - -63.0 -94 1712 - -151 6 (-) 29/4 -
Om Metals Infrap 1703 9.63 1 71 60.1 2.3 231.4 22 17.8 13.0 -59 20 2.5 1.3 26.7 -60 8.4 3.0 -52 1709 1.5 -37 57 (-4) 84/38 36.9
Patels Airtemp * 1703 5.07 10 47 132.3 12.5 136.2 8 12.8 7.9 10 25 20.6 15.5 48.5 96 12.3 2.4 48 1712 15.9 14 185 (4) 227/170 11.6
Pitti Lamination * 1703 13.49 5 60 42.0 5.7 285.9 -8 11.5 6.1 * LP - 7.3 2.3 77.3 1 14.5 2.7 4 1712 3.9 LP 92 (14) 119/47 23.9
Praj Inds. * 1703 36.16 2 33 39.6 6.8 729.4 -11 9.3 46.1 * -28 81 3.6 2.5 191.2 12 6.6 6.7 -41 1712 1.4 -62 90 M(-6) 132/61 64.3
Premier 1703 30.37 10 45 35.1 - 35.5 -64 -75.3 -122.5 * -24 - - - 2.3 -78 - -31.9 -9 1712 - 3 29 (-) 41/28 -
Sika Interplant 1703 4.24 10 72 98.2 4.1 34.2 -17 8.3 1.7 * -11 8 5.2 3.8 5.0 -39 9.8 0.3 -44 1712 2.4 -56 177 (-19) 285/152 75.1
Skipper * 1703 10.26 1 70 47.8 25.7 1703.0 13 14.9 111.6 17 155 14.0 10.9 566.4 33 13.1 29.2 31 1712 11.1 11 241 M(-) 293/140 21.7
Swiss Glascoat 1703 6.50 10 50 70.6 8.5 81.5 -12 11.6 3.1 -26 20 8.3 4.4 19.5 -1 13.9 1.1 13 1709 5.0 2 181 (1) 243/146 36.3
Texmaco Rail * 1703 21.98 1 52 47.6 2.1 1154.2 7 5.1 21.3 * 60 25 1.7 1.0 226.9 -12 4.1 4.1 43 1712 - PL 97 M(1) 129/84 -
Thermax * 1703 23.83 2 62 202.2 9.0 3763.7 -13 10.0 213.8 -29 300 23.4 17.9 980.5 25 9.4 63.2 12 1712 17.2 -26 1174 (-21) 1375/835 68.3
TIL * 1703 10.03 10 56 290.3 10.1 308.2 -2 -29.5 23.2 * LP 30 34.3 23.1 97.9 59 11.9 5.3 LP 1712 69.2 LP 508 (-41) 686/275 7.3
Titagarh Wagons * 1703 23.09 2 46 77.5 2.2 349.2 12 5.2 19.4 88 40 2.7 1.7 87.2 7 8.3 3.9 20 1712 1.3 -32 127 M(-9) 190/100 95.6
Va Tech Wabag * 1703 10.93 2 25 150.8 14.2 1798.4 19 11.2 113.3 -1 200 21.6 19.9 460.9 21 11.2 41.1 -36 1712 17.1 -43 561 M(-7) 749/517 32.8
Veljan Denison * 1703 2.25 10 75 510.0 13.5 82.6 3 28.0 14.5 16 100 76.0 64.6 21.6 - 29.6 3.5 26 1712 63.5 4 1028 (37) 1500/768 16.2

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Walchan. Inds. * 1703 7.61 2 55 12.6 - 397.9 -50 14.5 -58.3 -38 - - - 116.3 16 17.3 -6.6 71 1712 - 40 189 (4) 273/133 -
Windsor Machines * 1703 12.99 2 59 13.5 17.3 300.2 7 10.6 13.5 * -4 38 3.0 2.1 84.4 8 11.5 5.5 7 1712 2.0 -32 104 (-3) 140/45 53.2
Yuken India * 1703 3.00 10 53 182.6 5.5 195.3 -1 3.5 3.0 999 10 23.0 10.1 61.4 40 9.6 2.7 999 1712 26.9 438 4369 (-99) 4990/821 162.4
IND.COMPOSITE 733.70 24170.1 9.2 726.0 9.9 175.1 56416 44.3
45 ENGINEERING - TURNKEY SERVICES
Artson Engg. 1703 3.69 1 75 1.6 -96.7 100.6 -9 4.4 27.2 999 - 7.6 7.4 28.1 17 - 0.4 242 1712 7.6 999 86 (-2) 135/44 11.3
Ashoka Buildcon 1703 93.57 5 55 99.6 10.3 2045.1 6 12.7 181.8 * 29 32 12.4 9.7 658.9 26 12.1 52.0 22 1712 11.2 29 220 (-) 269/172 19.7
Atlanta * 1703 16.30 2 71 56.0 19.8 224.5 65 60.5 82.4 999 15 10.6 10.1 29.4 -31 49.0 5.6 -73 1712 7.8 -17 92 (-7) 132/77 11.9
BGR Energy Sys. * 1703 72.16 10 75 190.9 2.3 3438.0 6 9.7 31.5 * 16 - 7.7 4.4 707.6 10 11.9 6.9 LP 1712 4.8 9 118 (-5) 185/115 24.6
Engineers India 1703 315.96 5 52 43.6 11.8 1448.6 -4 21.0 325.0 * 18 60 5.5 5.1 473.4 46 28.5 108.4 28 1712 5.9 11 167 M(-) 206/141 28.2
GMR Infra. * 1703 603.59 1 62 10.8 - 1179.8 -5 61.7 -30.0 PL - - - 214.0 150 40.5 -150.1 -286 1712 - PL 18 (-2) 25/14 -
GVK Power Infra. * 1703 157.92 1 54 11.2 - 28.2 4 -99.9 -57.6 48 - - - 3.1 -56 33.2 11.1 999 1712 - 64 18 (-2) 28/5 -
IL&FS Transport * 1703 328.96 10 73 86.0 -1.3 3400.7 -22 17.6 -36.9 * 74 20 - - 712.8 -10 17.0 60.3 8 1712 - 71 72 (-4) 124/70 -
L&T Technology 1703 20.49 2 89 149.5 34.3 3112.5 8 19.4 449.7 3 350 49.5 43.9 908.0 16 15.5 119.6 2 1712 42.4 -7 1325 M(27) 1547/671 31.2
Larsen & Toubro 1703 280.27 2 - 328.3 10.9 65723.9 4 10.1 4818.0 * 9 1050 43.1 34.4 17715.7 12 9.4 1178.5 26 1712 35.5 1 1297 B(-66) 1470/974 36.6
McNally Bharat * 1703 57.39 10 67 7.7 - 1921.5 -22 -20.4 -58.2 83 - - - 303.4 -34 -24.3 -143.9 2 1712 17.9 LP 62 M(3) 80/38 3.5
MSR India * 1703 31.44 5 75 5.3 0.3 112.6 -36 3.9 0.1 * -88 - 0.5 - 49.9 118 5.9 1.1 41 1712 0.2 -17 44 (6) 52/22 -
Petron Engg. * 1703 7.54 10 72 194.5 -8.8 344.6 -18 3.0 -13.5 PL - - - 40.3 -57 - -58.5 -999 1712 - -999 121 (-3) 217/118 -
Power Mech Proj. * 1703 14.71 10 64 419.6 10.9 1291.2 -5 12.5 63.6 * -14 10 70.2 43.2 287.7 -6 12.8 13.4 -9 1712 40.1 -12 866 (88) 930/390 21.6
Rel. Indl. Infra 1703 15.10 10 45 207.2 3.0 93.2 4 20.5 9.0 * -26 35 15.5 6.0 21.1 -8 16.3 2.7 -1 1712 4.7 -19 479 (-2) 684/392 101.6
Sanghvi Movers * 1703 8.66 2 47 198.9 13.5 553.1 4 66.3 106.4 * -5 200 59.2 24.6 38.9 -71 14.7 -26.2 PL 1712 - PL 170 (-) 274/130 -
Shriram EPC * 1703 971.53 10 29 17.2 - 519.7 -5 3.0 -226.8 -66 - - - 178.0 33 14.8 8.4 LP 1712 - 64 31 M(4) 36/17 -
Sunil Hitech * 1703 37.80 1 35 12.4 9.1 2091.2 14 8.5 38.4 * -20 8 1.9 1.0 600.9 13 8.9 14.2 -2 1712 1.0 -31 12 (-) 16/10 -
Technofab Engg. * 1703 10.49 10 48 227.2 3.8 402.2 -13 9.6 9.1 -10 - 13.4 8.7 107.9 16 12.1 3.2 49 1712 8.6 -18 226 (-10) 339/177 26.4
IND.COMPOSITE 3047.57 88031.0 11.3 5719.2 10.4 1207.0 234942 34.1
46 ENGINES
Cummins India 1703 55.44 2 51 135.0 20.3 5077.3 8 15.8 732.9 * -3 700 28.5 25.4 1318.4 - 14.9 172.2 -13 1712 23.8 -11 846 (38) 1096/767 35.5
Greaves Cotton * 1703 48.84 2 51 37.7 17.3 1634.3 1 14.0 156.2 * -4 275 7.3 5.4 447.3 11 13.9 40.0 -7 1712 5.9 -8 120 (-12) 178/113 20.4
Kirloskar Oil 1703 28.92 2 59 111.8 8.6 2670.4 8 10.5 130.8 * -4 250 16.7 9.0 684.6 7 9.4 39.5 41 1712 7.4 -29 359 (-24) 450/325 48.4
Swaraj Engines 1703 12.42 10 51 228.2 25.2 666.1 27 15.8 69.2 35 430 68.8 55.7 183.3 18 14.0 17.2 13 1712 62.7 19 1912 M(2) 2545/1322 30.5
IND.COMPOSITE 145.62 10048.2 14.1 1089.1 13.2 268.9 33958 34.3
47 ENTERTAINMENT / ELECTRONIC MEDIA SOFTWARE
Balaji Telefilms * 1703 20.23 2 33 105.5 4.9 284.1 11 13.9 28.5 * -6 20 4.0 2.8 71.4 -31 18.0 9.3 29 1712 4.0 153 138 M(-1) 203/85 34.7
Channel Nine 1703 23.29 1 21 1.3 0.3 2.4 -25 7.6 0.1 -27 - 0.0 - - - - - - - -27 20 (-) 30/20 -
Cinevista * 1703 11.49 2 68 11.6 - 22.1 -43 -6.6 -0.1 * 99 - 0.3 - 2.7 -57 -32.1 -2.2 - 1712 - 51 11 (-) 25/6 -
D B Corp 1703 184.00 10 70 86.9 25.2 2257.4 10 28.4 376.0 * 28 40 23.4 18.8 598.6 -5 23.3 78.1 -34 1712 17.9 -12 325 M(-3) 395/314 18.1
Den Networks 1703 195.78 10 36 49.1 - 980.8 12 3.3 -195.3 48 - 0.9 - 268.8 20 14.9 0.2 LP 1712 - 69 104 M(3) 150/65 -
Diksat Transworl 1703 17.21 10 73 11.9 - 9.8 7 13.4 0.2 -2 - 0.6 0.1 - - - - - 0.3 - 72 (4) 72/50 -
Dish TV * 1703 106.60 1 64 2.6 - 1945.4 -13 19.8 166.0 -60 - 2.3 1.6 470.6 -1 5.2 -8.4 PL 1712 - PL 72 M(-3) 111/68 -
DQ Entertain. * 1703 79.28 10 75 36.1 -49.2 86.0 -50 -99.9 -186.5 * PL - - - 14.6 -26 -49.7 -16.0 -82 1712 - -977 15 (-1) 26/12 -
Ent.Network * 1703 47.67 10 71 179.3 5.0 556.5 9 22.6 41.3 * -53 10 19.7 8.5 147.0 -2 24.2 13.1 -20 1712 4.6 -52 705 (2) 1008/664 153.7
Eros Intl.Media * 1703 94.63 10 60 142.8 10.2 1146.2 -3 21.8 130.3 * 16 - 14.3 13.8 135.2 -43 39.5 18.7 -52 1712 6.6 -48 198 M(6) 308/171 30.2
GTPL Hathway * 1703 112.46 10 74 56.2 10.8 612.8 25 29.4 39.7 * 141 10 11.8 3.5 189.5 22 30.3 23.7 471 1712 6.5 179 161 P(8) 190/127 24.9
H T Media 1703 46.55 2 70 73.0 3.7 1432.0 -4 6.0 64.0 -45 20 6.9 2.7 375.3 -2 19.7 75.0 86 1712 6.4 49 91 (-4) 119/78 14.3
Hathway Cable * 1703 166.10 2 43 11.8 - 1307.4 19 18.3 -148.8 4 - 1.8 - 138.6 -59 43.3 23.9 LP 1712 0.4 LP 38 (2) 49/27 -
Hindustan Media 1703 73.39 10 74 159.5 18.6 933.3 2 22.0 193.6 -2 12 29.1 26.4 230.2 - 25.3 39.1 -11 1712 24.2 -16 242 (-8) 298/225 10.0
Inox Leisure 1703 96.46 10 49 57.3 5.1 1220.7 5 11.9 27.4 * -67 - 11.6 2.8 325.9 9 14.2 13.2 258 1712 5.6 19 290 (6) 326/213 51.8
Iris Mediaworks * 1703 49.98 5 2 13.1 - 90.9 -9 0.4 0.1 -68 - 0.0 - 7.6 -68 2.1 0.2 -11 1712 - LP 24 (-) 25/17 -
Jagran Prakashan 1703 62.28 2 61 53.5 20.9 1900.1 7 27.7 296.1 * 21 150 12.1 9.5 495.5 -1 27.5 77.4 -13 1712 8.8 -3 163 M(-6) 209/159 18.6
KSS * 1703 213.59 1 - 1.3 - 1.8 79 36.9 0.9 LP - - - - - - - 50 1712 - 59 1 (1) 1/1 -
Landmarc Leisur. * 1703 80.00 1 75 0.4 - 1.0 7 -99.9 -4.6 -96 - - - 0.7 11 24.7 0.1 LP 1712 - 100 1 (-) 1/1 -
Media Matrix 1703 113.27 1 61 1.5 - 3.6 15 17.4 0.5 28 - - - 0.7 -28 -9.2 - -94 1712 - -89 6 (-) 11/5 -
Millitoons Ent. 1703 17.01 1 75 2.0 1.3 14.8 1238 1.9 0.3 999 2 0.0 - 0.2 -76 25.0 - -89 1709 0.0 -24 28 (-12) 64/27 -
Mukta Arts * 1703 11.29 5 70 48.3 - 58.9 1 7.6 -0.8 57 - 2.5 - 3.1 -79 -11.8 0.2 -71 1712 0.8 LP 78 (-2) 120/74 -
Music Broadcast 1703 57.05 10 71 96.1 - 271.4 20 33.6 35.8 * - - 9.7 6.3 76.2 5 30.6 11.9 16 1712 6.9 2 351 (-15) 458/333 51.2
Next Media. * 1703 66.89 10 62 4.3 - 0.8 54 -99.9 -2.7 -8 - - - 0.2 -5 - -0.3 - 1712 - -39 17 (-) 28/16 -
Prime Focus * 1703 29.91 1 35 36.7 -3.2 154.5 30 11.4 -35.2 * PL - - - 33.1 -8 9.6 -5.4 PL 1712 - -725 102 M(2) 135/76 -
PVR 1703 46.74 10 20 203.9 10.2 2002.0 16 14.8 98.0 3 20 46.7 20.5 547.9 9 17.4 28.3 23 1712 20.6 5 1390 (92) 1660/1145 67.5
Raj Television 1703 25.96 5 71 18.2 -8.9 61.2 -26 1.9 -9.0 * -48 - - - 15.2 -19 21.5 0.2 -66 1712 - -21 54 (-1) 74/51 -
Sahara One Media * 1703 21.53 10 75 106.6 - 2.9 -43 -83.7 -2.3 92 - - - - -71 - -5.2 -460 1712 - -206 48 (-5) 76/38 -
Sambhaav Media * 1703 16.29 1 65 3.8 6.6 33.0 9 22.2 3.6 * 89 - 0.4 0.2 9.3 61 20.0 1.1 LP 1712 0.3 427 11 (-) 17/6 -
Saregama India 1703 17.41 10 59 96.8 4.7 208.2 -3 4.2 7.7 -36 15 6.7 4.4 93.7 73 4.9 1.3 5 1712 6.8 37 672 M(-7) 954/202 99.6
Shalimar Prod. * 1703 98.43 1 17 1.0 0.0 4.4 66 2.1 - -74 - - - 0.6 -32 - - -100 1712 - PL 1 (1) 1/1 -
Shemaroo Entert. 1703 27.18 10 66 159.6 15.3 414.8 11 30.9 61.7 * 11 14 24.2 22.7 129.4 15 27.7 18.0 17 1712 23.0 -7 502 (-49) 595/317 21.9
Silly Monks 1703 4.64 10 - 34.0 10.4 3.0 49 19.6 0.3 * 328 - 1.0 0.6 - - - - - 0.6 - 144 M(-4) 189/135 -
Siti Networks 1703 87.21 1 73 6.0 - 773.7 -10 9.7 -164.8 -216 - - - 222.9 18 15.5 -38.5 -28 1712 - -70 20 (-1) 41/19 -
Sri Adhik. Bros. * 1703 34.94 10 30 28.9 4.3 137.7 28 29.5 4.3 344 6 6.7 1.2 11.0 -72 -19.6 -11.7 PL 1712 - PL 20 (-4) 297/13 -
Sun TV Network * 1703 197.04 5 75 102.1 26.0 2558.3 7 67.9 961.0 * 38 200 32.3 22.3 683.3 16 72.0 267.0 11 1712 25.9 27 888 (-65) 1097/652 34.3
T.V. Today Netw. * 1703 29.83 5 57 104.9 19.0 572.8 6 28.4 102.6 * 28 40 22.0 17.2 173.6 23 32.9 35.7 36 1712 21.0 73 477 (28) 511/211 22.8

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Tips Industries 1703 15.36 10 75 44.9 4.4 47.0 -31 -7.1 3.0 -1 10 2.9 2.0 10.3 41 47.5 0.2 -86 1712 2.2 24 89 (-10) 159/56 41.1
TV Vision * 1703 34.94 10 38 34.9 - 175.6 104 28.8 8.2 83 - 8.4 2.4 27.8 -38 21.8 -3.6 PL 1712 - PL 17 (-4) 298/15 -
TV18 Broadcast 1703 342.87 2 60 21.6 2.8 666.8 6 18.3 101.4 * -19 - 0.7 0.6 196.2 14 28.5 35.5 16 1712 0.7 16 55 (-) 67/33 -
UFO Moviez * 1703 28.35 10 30 186.0 11.6 386.6 11 33.1 54.1 * 6 100 40.8 19.1 97.5 3 25.0 5.6 -28 1712 21.7 11 420 M(-30) 611/316 19.4
Zee Entertainmen 1703 96.05 1 43 46.0 25.8 4928.4 17 30.5 1005.5 * 53 250 11.3 10.5 1552.9 22 36.5 365.2 33 1712 15.9 59 566 M(-15) 619/477 35.7
zee Media 1703 47.08 1 69 13.8 6.1 390.1 2 20.5 38.2 72 - 1.4 0.8 142.9 47 27.0 16.0 49 1712 0.9 16 42 (-) 50/34 -
IND.COMPOSITE 3148.26 28660.9 24.8 3100.3 29.0 1066.8 163117 31.7
48 FASTENERS
Simm. Marshall 1703 2.24 2 57 47.0 11.8 145.0 7 10.7 5.8 * 17 25 8.9 5.1 46.9 21 13.4 3.1 13 1709 4.5 -19 107 (3) 144/72 23.7
Sterling Tools * 1703 7.20 2 65 57.9 26.1 373.9 1 20.8 36.0 * 26 100 13.9 9.6 108.8 33 21.2 12.6 - 1712 11.6 9 387 M(11) 478/187 33.4
Sundram Fasten. 1703 21.01 1 50 62.5 26.8 2934.4 13 18.7 317.7 27 450 19.1 14.8 848.1 20 17.7 91.7 22 1712 17.2 5 542 (36) 600/332 31.5
IND.COMPOSITE 30.45 3453.3 18.6 359.5 17.9 107.3 12904 31.6
49 FERTILIZERS
Chambal Fert. * 1703 416.21 10 58 60.9 17.9 7410.7 -16 4.7 408.1 * LP 19 11.3 9.8 2330.1 -2 12.7 149.1 15 1712 10.6 999 155 (13) 165/76 14.6
Coromandel Inter 1703 29.23 1 62 96.2 17.9 10021.0 -13 9.8 475.6 * 38 500 18.9 15.5 2694.1 21 11.8 172.4 53 1712 25.1 72 517 M(-37) 588/308 20.6
Deepak Fert. * 1703 88.20 10 51 196.1 9.7 4036.0 -5 11.2 160.0 * 34 60 32.9 18.1 936.7 -5 6.7 26.2 -44 1712 11.9 -20 354 (-8) 500/233 29.8
FACT 1703 647.07 10 90 -23.1 - 1925.1 9 2.6 -238.3 * 50 - - - 583.2 36 12.3 -4.4 94 1712 - 57 46 (-3) 66/33 -
GNFC 1703 155.42 10 41 244.6 9.4 4588.8 1 14.2 333.6 * 93 50 37.6 21.5 1590.9 40 26.9 227.9 241 1712 32.9 44 467 (22) 549/253 14.2
GSFC * 1703 79.70 2 38 165.0 6.9 5264.5 -14 9.2 419.5 2 110 12.7 10.1 1537.5 39 10.5 199.6 226 1712 12.7 71 132 (7) 166/113 10.4
M B Agro Prod. 1703 21.91 10 61 35.2 16.3 78.7 22 23.3 11.7 27 5 8.5 5.3 - - - - - 4.0 -26 49 (-1) 80/47 12.2
Madras Fert. 1703 161.10 10 85 -34.5 - 1400.2 17 5.6 -22.1 78 - - - 312.1 -6 -13.1 -61.8 PL 1706 - -397 35 (-1) 54/15 -
Mangalore Chem. * 1703 118.52 10 75 30.7 5.5 2487.5 -16 7.0 19.7 LP 5 4.6 1.7 668.1 22 9.3 22.9 196 1712 3.8 55 70 (6) 89/47 18.4
Nagarjuna Fert. * 1703 59.81 1 57 18.3 - 3376.3 -15 6.6 -121.3 -33 - - - 1001.9 15 8.6 -10.1 50 1712 - 52 18 (-2) 29/11 -
Natl.Fertilizer 1703 490.58 10 75 37.2 11.8 7619.9 -2 7.3 207.1 * 4 - 6.0 4.2 2840.8 13 4.0 52.5 -28 1712 4.8 59 61 (2) 90/55 12.8
RCF * 1703 551.69 10 75 53.0 6.2 7098.2 -12 5.9 179.8 4 11 5.8 3.3 1985.1 18 5.6 51.4 -17 1712 2.5 -7 81 (-4) 112/53 32.4
SPIC * 1703 220.71 10 46 12.6 - 1529.2 -17 3.5 27.4 * 76 - 2.6 1.2 524.9 24 5.5 17.5 401 1712 1.7 96 38 (-) 58/21 22.3
Zuari Agro Chem. * 1703 42.06 10 66 195.6 6.0 3917.9 -26 7.4 48.1 165 10 19.7 11.4 1434.3 46 8.8 48.0 396 1712 26.0 142 518 (59) 689/315 19.9
Zuari Global * 1703 29.44 10 56 492.0 1.7 - 0 - 20.5 -28 10 7.0 7.0 9.2 - -1.2 2.7 297 1712 6.3 -18 195 (6) 320/113 30.9
IND.COMPOSITE 3111.65 60753.8 7.9 1929.4 9.9 893.9 53835 17.0
50 FINANCE & INVESTMENTS
21st Cent. Mgmt. * 1703 10.50 10 46 55.5 -1.0 2.1 -27 -11.4 -0.6 * PL - - - 13.5 LP 97.8 10.2 LP 1712 13.8 LP 44 (3) 44/16 3.2
5Paisa Capital 1703 12.74 10 30 66.5 - 7.5 713 -99.9 -10.5 -90 - - - 5.4 184 - -6.7 -44 1712 - - 331 M(41) 650/241 -
A.K.Capital Serv 1703 6.60 10 67 538.7 7.1 96.3 34 63.7 24.4 31 60 39.4 37.0 31.3 24 61.2 6.1 -7 1712 33.7 -7 440 (-58) 665/361 13.1
Abhinav Capital * 1703 6.92 10 71 31.5 15.9 4.4 10 95.5 3.2 39 - 4.7 4.6 2.7 280 97.0 1.9 318 1712 6.1 69 70 (-3) 95/70 11.5
Adit.Birla Money 1703 5.60 1 74 6.0 - 124.9 5 13.0 6.1 * 441 - 1.6 1.1 42.6 36 15.1 2.6 -6 1712 1.6 192 74 M(1) 164/28 46.1
Aditya Birla Cap * 1703 2200.91 10 73 28.3 - 35.0 377 14.0 4.2 * LP - 0.0 - 142.5 999 62.3 84.5 LP 1712 0.4 - 162 M(-3) 264/156 -
Alankit * 1703 14.30 1 68 3.2 32.8 86.7 186 25.3 13.3 276 20 1.0 0.9 28.2 50 30.4 3.5 -2 1712 1.4 163 49 (-11) 89/17 35.2
Alfred Herbert 1703 0.77 10 73 613.2 0.9 23.0 1045 2.3 0.4 * -67 20 5.7 4.5 0.5 -7 50.9 0.2 60 1712 15.6 54 998 (-13) 1598/505 64.0
Arnold Holdings * 1703 30.08 2 7 3.4 0.3 37.5 45 0.6 0.1 -81 - 0.0 - 4.7 -19 9.7 0.2 LP 1712 0.4 LP 6 (-) 9/5 -
Aryaman Fin. * 1703 11.68 10 62 15.2 6.1 5.1 91 32.4 1.0 82 - 1.0 0.9 2.4 102 61.3 1.0 296 1712 1.9 134 50 (-2) 53/21 26.8
Ausom Enter. * 1703 13.62 10 74 34.1 - 295.8 2 3.8 5.7 999 - 4.2 4.2 89.9 915 3.1 1.7 LP 1712 8.4 276 70 (-8) 104/21 8.3
Authum Invest * 1703 11.53 10 - 55.2 14.1 221.7 -30 6.5 8.4 610 - 7.2 7.2 90.7 4 14.1 8.8 25 1712 15.1 405 71 (8) 87/21 4.7
Avonmore Capital * 1703 24.27 10 49 31.5 8.4 6.9 215 90.7 6.2 443 - 2.6 2.6 3.7 LP 96.2 2.7 LP 1712 9.0 289 35 (-2) 51/10 3.9
Bajaj Fin. 1703 115.30 2 55 244.6 21.6 10003.3 36 67.4 1836.2 * 44 180 33.1 31.9 3543.3 31 67.0 766.8 38 1712 41.2 39 1642 M(38) 1989/1020 39.9
Bajaj Finserv 1703 79.57 5 58 173.8 2.6 165.0 -34 63.8 69.9 * -57 35 4.5 4.4 35.0 38 48.7 11.0 75 1712 8.6 5 5006 M(101)5835/3600 580.7
Bajaj Holdings 1703 111.29 10 44 659.2 7.6 888.4 -37 76.3 538.3 -58 325 48.8 48.4 317.1 15 94.3 268.5 117 1712 111.6 29 2738 (19) 3036/2020 24.5
Balmer Law. Inv. 1703 22.20 10 60 41.4 42.5 41.8 9 97.8 38.8 9 170 17.5 17.5 1.8 10 89.7 1.2 20 1712 24.1 38 437 (11) 497/362 18.1
Bengal & Assam * 1703 8.68 10 74 432.9 6.3 48.8 4 92.7 23.0 - 100 26.9 26.5 5.3 -51 81.5 1.0 -82 1712 25.8 -26 2260 (143) 2902/1195 87.6
BF Investment * 1703 18.83 5 73 191.9 2.5 24.5 -2 74.4 17.7 * -17 - 4.9 4.7 3.8 832 72.5 2.4 LP 1712 8.7 43 332 (51) 431/147 38.0
Bharat Financial 1703 139.05 10 2 176.0 - 1727.9 31 47.9 289.6 * -4 - 21.8 20.8 543.7 20 63.3 162.6 14 1712 0.7 -98 991 M(-34) 1095/651 -
BNK Capital 1703 10.00 10 53 55.8 17.8 14.7 71 77.7 9.3 51 15 9.2 9.0 5.6 570 21.3 1.0 405 1712 10.1 159 114 (-1) 158/43 11.3
BSE 1703 10.76 2 - 451.6 8.4 551.0 7 44.9 195.3 * -5 1400 45.2 36.3 156.0 22 50.7 55.6 22 1712 45.6 17 807 M(-19) 1178/798 17.7
Capital First 1703 98.95 10 36 226.2 11.1 2726.9 48 54.2 217.6 39 26 23.7 22.0 943.4 31 48.8 81.3 46 1712 28.6 47 677 M(-6) 902/627 23.7
Capital Trust 1703 16.36 10 66 134.1 19.4 118.8 94 67.9 36.9 82 15 22.8 22.5 47.1 51 69.7 9.2 -2 1712 6.9 -69 486 (6) 570/355 70.7
Capri Global 1703 35.03 2 74 65.3 5.2 231.7 24 59.3 57.8 40 15 3.5 3.3 97.1 71 68.9 29.2 130 1712 4.6 75 102 (-4) 142/44 22.2
Central Dep. Ser 1703 104.50 10 24 44.2 15.3 155.2 -7 61.3 67.8 * 26 30 6.2 5.9 45.4 14 62.0 18.3 13 1712 7.3 - 319 (-7) 486/243 43.8
Centrum Capital * 1703 41.60 1 37 7.2 13.3 169.3 193 48.2 37.5 999 5 1.0 0.9 26.9 4 57.1 6.0 182 1712 1.2 893 64 (-1) 91/32 51.5
Choice Intl. * 1703 20.00 10 73 51.5 4.6 21.0 -73 41.0 2.6 56 - 1.8 1.3 6.2 41 66.3 0.6 -39 1712 1.1 -22 158 C(-15) 196/42 149.8
Chola. Invest. 1703 156.31 10 53 275.9 18.0 4660.4 11 72.4 718.7 26 55 47.7 45.3 1383.3 18 71.1 249.2 53 1712 57.7 31 1352 M(79) 1410/913 23.4
Crest Ventures * 1703 26.05 10 65 84.4 1.7 21.1 -15 65.3 3.3 -67 5 1.5 1.3 12.7 99 84.6 8.3 323 1712 18.7 248 221 (7) 295/116 11.8
CSL Finance 1703 5.90 10 59 274.4 15.5 40.7 -9 66.2 16.4 26 10 27.9 27.7 10.8 53 78.5 5.1 28 1712 26.2 -15 617 M(25) 785/261 23.6
Dhunseri Invest. * 1703 6.10 10 75 432.9 5.0 14.8 -54 90.9 12.8 * -25 15 21.3 21.0 4.0 LP 94.0 2.9 LP 1712 19.5 -7 399 (-3) 542/160 20.5
Dolat Investment 1703 17.60 1 74 4.0 2.2 82.7 -7 2.4 1.5 * -50 - 0.1 0.1 17.0 -47 68.8 7.5 LP 1712 0.9 659 11 (-) 11/2 -
Dwitiya Trading * 1703 5.01 2 0 2.1 1.2 1.0 23 11.1 0.1 724 1 0.0 - - - - - - 1712 - 100 195 (-59) 323/195 -
Edelweiss Fin. 1703 91.17 1 34 35.6 7.8 450.5 33 63.7 129.0 -17 130 1.4 1.4 104.7 -21 51.8 25.1 -63 1712 1.4 -7 254 M(4) 309/119 188.2
Emk.Global Fin. 1703 24.53 10 72 48.3 5.8 96.6 2 17.8 6.7 -31 10 4.4 2.7 36.9 54 26.3 6.4 390 1712 7.6 215 209 M(22) 321/61 27.5
Equitas Holdings 1703 339.90 10 - 49.4 0.4 12.4 51 67.1 4.7 121 - 0.2 0.1 3.5 2 77.2 1.6 15 1712 0.2 84 143 M(4) 185/130 -
Finkurve Fin. * 1703 9.66 1 73 1.2 5.0 10.4 10 95.2 0.6 7 - 0.1 0.1 2.0 -26 89.6 0.4 169 1712 0.2 258 49 (-2) 53/25 -
Florence Invest. * 1703 3.33 10 75 489.0 8.6 14.8 -57 97.4 13.4 -53 300 40.3 40.3 0.3 -89 67.9 0.1 -92 1712 44.7 14 2140 (138) 2430/561 47.9

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Full Year Latest Quarter TTM Market Data
Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Fortune Fin.Ser. * 1703 51.02 10 74 82.3 -0.5 21.1 400 10.9 -1.7 * -205 - - - 46.6 999 14.0 -2.7 PL 1712 - PL 240 (-4) 394/216 -
Frontline Sec. 1703 7.19 10 75 60.7 10.8 5.6 17 88.4 4.5 27 5 6.2 6.1 3.2 203 92.0 2.5 202 1712 11.0 134 73 (5) 82/35 6.7
Ganges Securitie * 1703 10.00 10 56 46.5 - 0.2 0 -75.3 -0.2 -354 - - - 0.1 - - -0.1 - 1712 - - 104 (5) 128/56 -
Garnet Intl. * 1703 6.51 10 57 77.3 19.2 49.5 116 22.5 8.8 999 12 13.4 13.3 147.6 999 2.8 3.1 153 1712 29.3 999 1112 C(-347)1997/475 38.0
Geojit Fin. Ser. * 1703 23.78 1 62 16.6 11.8 266.8 13 32.5 44.2 24 125 2.4 1.9 89.6 38 34.3 18.0 46 1712 2.6 45 93 M(-4) 147/41 35.5
Goldline Intl. * 1703 52.10 1 6 1.0 0.1 4.1 9 6.7 0.1 -79 - - - 0.2 -57 15.0 - - 1712 - - 10 (-1) 19/10 -
Greencrest Finan * 1703 36.55 1 1 1.3 1.3 10.2 -35 9.5 0.6 -11 - 0.0 - 2.7 324 18.4 0.5 -9 1712 - PL 33 (-) 73/33 -
HDFC Stand. Life 1703 2010.55 10 81 19.6 25.7 30942.6 67 3.6 892.1 9 11 4.4 4.2 5461.2 19 4.2 207.3 15 1712 5.0 - 436 M(-6) 494/308 86.9
Hinduja Ventures * 1703 20.56 10 71 500.2 10.5 203.4 -39 86.3 102.9 2 175 50.6 50.0 64.9 23 93.5 33.8 -6 1712 50.3 1 794 (156) 920/437 15.8
IDFC 1703 1596.35 10 - 60.5 0.6 159.2 -30 54.6 55.8 -52 3 0.4 0.3 7.4 -51 4.1 -2.7 94 1712 0.9 LP 53 M(-) 68/50 -
ICICI Pru Life 1703 1435.47 10 81 44.6 28.7 37897.7 82 4.9 1682.2 2 74 10.9 10.9 6812.8 19 7.4 452.1 - 1712 11.8 -16 403 M(-20) 508/350 34.3
IIFL Holdings 1703 63.70 2 29 47.1 10.5 192.3 -9 93.8 159.0 -8 225 5.0 5.0 42.6 15 97.5 33.1 28 1712 5.9 153 760 M(10) 865/348 129.5
IL&FS Inv Manage 1703 62.81 2 50 4.7 17.6 68.9 -36 41.7 24.0 * -51 30 0.8 0.8 10.0 -10 70.4 4.8 280 1712 0.5 -66 20 (-) 35/13 -
Indbank Merchant 1703 44.38 10 65 12.2 8.5 11.7 25 51.4 4.4 * 71 - 1.1 1.0 3.8 49 55.4 1.6 156 1712 1.1 25 25 (-1) 39/12 23.2
India Finsec * 1703 24.94 10 38 17.4 4.0 9.1 26 28.6 1.7 205 - 0.7 0.7 2.0 -14 -22.1 -0.5 PL 1712 0.3 -36 35 (-3) 40/9 -
Indiabulls Vent. * 1703 105.07 2 35 57.5 19.3 151.4 45 68.8 47.0 * 180 50 0.9 0.9 49.2 108 59.1 8.3 999 1712 1.2 117 246 XR(4) 296/67 208.7
Indian Energy Ex 1703 30.33 10 - 156.3 34.8 237.4 19 65.0 99.0 * -1 300 27.7 25.0 70.2 21 82.6 36.2 26 1712 37.2 - 1527 P(-51) 1674/1488 41.1
Inditrade Cap. * 1703 23.35 10 72 35.3 3.7 27.0 22 14.6 2.9 * -7 - 1.5 1.3 6.5 9 17.4 0.7 713 1712 1.8 522 73 (3) 100/32 40.3
Indl. Inv. Trust * 1703 22.55 10 42 236.7 -1.1 2.1 -87 -99.9 -5.7 PL - - - 3.5 305 -1.4 -0.1 89 1712 - -773 103 (-1) 159/67 -
Indl.& Prud.Inv. * 1703 1.75 10 66 202.9 21.7 8.1 8 89.5 7.0 9 250 39.8 39.7 0.8 -67 87.7 0.7 -62 1712 34.2 -10 1266 (-59) 1499/1106 37.1
Indo Thai Sec, 1703 10.00 10 66 45.0 -3.5 49.8 1 -1.3 -1.5 * PL 10 - - 12.9 14 69.6 6.2 LP 1712 9.5 LP 82 (3) 129/19 8.7
Intec Capital * 1703 18.37 10 75 91.6 0.2 97.5 -26 58.2 0.4 -94 - 0.6 0.2 17.6 -25 37.9 -1.2 PL 1712 - -205 35 (-5) 62/34 -
JM Financial * 1703 83.78 1 62 28.4 6.3 163.0 3 90.3 106.7 -5 150 1.3 1.3 11.5 -37 63.8 -2.7 -683 1712 1.6 55 150 M(-5) 191/79 93.2
JSW Holdings 1703 11.10 10 61 761.4 5.8 63.4 26 93.8 47.4 29 - 42.7 42.7 12.8 -42 89.6 9.1 -51 1712 59.7 43 1704 (5) 2007/1491 28.6
Kalyani Invest. * 1703 4.37 10 70 804.9 3.5 14.5 -65 84.6 12.1 -69 - 28.0 27.8 12.9 999 94.4 12.2 LP 1712 86.8 50 2338 (105) 2955/1460 26.9
KIFS Financial * 1703 10.82 10 74 23.5 13.8 8.5 19 93.1 3.4 19 9 3.1 2.9 1.4 -1 90.1 0.7 205 1712 3.1 23 102 (-6) 135/26 33.1
Kiran Vyapar * 1703 25.92 10 75 222.6 1.4 24.8 26 55.0 8.2 14 25 3.5 3.2 13.2 151 77.1 8.0 578 1712 5.8 94 167 (-2) 225/97 28.7
L&T Fin.Holdings 1703 1824.81 10 64 25.1 3.6 314.9 -26 92.4 248.6 * -34 8 1.3 0.7 25.7 30 82.4 7.0 -40 1712 1.4 591 159 C(-) 214/113 116.6
M & M Fin. Serv. 1703 123.55 2 51 139.0 6.4 6237.5 6 56.5 400.2 * -40 120 7.2 6.5 1846.4 23 66.6 309.5 LP 1712 10.8 25 428 M(-11) 524/274 39.5
Magma Fincorp 1703 47.41 2 28 86.0 0.3 2022.1 -5 49.3 6.1 * -97 40 2.3 0.3 508.9 2 53.5 47.4 61 1712 0.9 -87 156 M(1) 191/95 -
Mahanivesh (I) 1703 10.00 10 17 24.9 0.0 0.1 -5 3.8 - 426 - - - - -100 33.3 - LP 1712 0.1 LP 439 (-) 610/412 -
Manappuram Fin * 1703 168.39 2 35 39.3 24.0 3008.4 36 72.3 725.7 * 115 75 9.0 8.3 742.2 -6 64.2 172.7 -9 1712 8.8 15 108 M(3) 126/82 12.3
MAS Financial 1703 54.66 10 73 124.5 31.1 341.5 16 75.1 67.4 26 29 11.9 11.2 113.0 29 69.5 25.3 37 1712 16.2 - 611 P(-12) 701/564 37.8
Max Financial * 1703 53.68 2 30 68.1 8.8 256.3 27 60.9 154.0 34 - 5.8 5.7 119.9 16 74.5 88.8 10 1712 4.3 -23 497 M(-32) 683/486 115.5
Max India * 1703 53.68 2 41 61.0 -0.2 51.7 -24 2.7 -2.7 * PL - - - 14.9 33 19.2 1.0 LP 1712 - -98 98 M(-16) 163/97 -
Max Ventures 1703 72.65 10 38 46.2 - 12.0 22 -34.1 -6.3 PL - - - 7.9 120 48.2 2.3 LP 1709 7.9 999 80 C(2) 114/73 10.1
Monarch Networth * 1703 30.31 10 65 20.9 - 58.6 29 26.0 8.1 999 - 3.3 2.7 23.6 70 30.9 4.3 120 1712 3.6 83 75 (3) 99/25 21.1
Motil.Oswal.Fin. 1703 14.47 1 71 46.2 13.7 176.3 59 69.7 80.9 * 73 550 5.6 5.1 78.0 306 92.7 50.9 802 1712 6.4 -15 1113 M(-55) 1585/640 173.7
Mukesh Babu Fin. * 1703 6.97 10 63 72.3 5.7 5.6 -9 89.0 2.8 4 10 4.1 4.0 4.2 449 93.9 2.6 646 1712 9.4 309 98 (10) 119/40 10.4
Muthoot Cap.Serv 1703 16.45 10 63 208.5 18.5 284.2 24 60.4 30.1 32 - 18.9 18.3 105.2 50 53.8 15.7 144 1712 26.3 67 735 B(-35) 904/222 27.9
Muthoot Finance * 1703 399.91 10 74 163.0 19.4 5746.7 18 74.3 1179.9 46 60 29.5 28.3 1566.7 16 76.6 463.7 59 1712 39.8 42 394 M(-2) 526/327 9.9
Naga Dhunseri * 1703 1.00 10 74 770.2 14.8 44.1 143 30.2 10.6 369 25 108.0 106.2 23.4 277 31.6 5.7 LP 1712 137.7 69 1633 (310) 2365/361 11.9
Nalwa Sons * 1703 5.14 10 56 730.1 3.3 15.1 -20 93.0 12.0 -13 - 23.4 23.4 1.4 -78 76.4 0.8 -86 1712 32.5 40 1135 (2) 1514/773 34.9
NBI Indl. Fin. 1703 1.23 5 60 435.0 - 100.9 2534 98.9 80.7 999 10 327.9 327.8 2.8 -10 90.5 2.5 -6 1709 331.6 999 1796 (373) 2520/949 5.4
Niyogin Fintech * 1703 80.03 10 42 14.7 - 3.0 2704 -99.9 -4.8 PL - - - 4.8 - 18.3 0.8 LP 1712 - -10 114 M(18) 114/17 -
Oscar Investment * 1703 17.28 10 71 1008.3 5.1 281.6 94 69.0 87.1 LP - 50.6 50.4 35.2 -23 40.6 -14.9 PL 1712 - PL 177 (-16) 409/175 -
Oswal Agro * 1703 134.23 10 42 41.7 - 32.3 6 30.9 -6.6 PL - - - 4.8 117 54.2 1.4 95 1712 - -160 13 (-1) 18/10 -
Oswal Green Tech * 1703 256.81 10 64 86.7 4.2 105.0 -77 72.4 92.1 98 - 3.7 3.6 26.0 1 70.8 11.5 4 1712 2.2 -32 29 (-2) 44/22 13.5
Paisalo Digital 1703 40.56 10 26 136.6 9.6 249.5 29 68.7 51.3 14 10 14.1 12.6 76.9 22 68.3 17.5 9 1712 14.6 11 289 (56) 402/141 19.8
Palash Securi. * 1703 10.00 10 62 20.4 - 0.0 0 -99.9 -0.5 -999 - - - 3.0 - 93.1 2.8 - 1712 2.2 - 72 (-2) 100/51 32.4
Pilani Invest. * 1703 7.91 10 58 1168.1 5.1 52.7 13 93.3 46.0 18 250 58.9 58.1 1.3 -77 29.1 0.2 -94 1712 47.1 -19 2773 (-136) 3310/1650 58.9
Pioneer Invest. * 1703 12.30 10 57 93.8 11.9 53.5 141 62.4 13.0 525 - 11.0 10.5 9.9 -53 15.5 0.3 -96 1712 2.2 -79 47 (3) 85/40 21.4
PNB Gilts 1703 180.01 10 74 49.9 20.5 384.4 101 99.9 167.1 * 385 25 9.3 9.3 68.3 -59 94.4 -13.9 PL 1712 2.1 -76 36 (-1) 60/34 17.3
Prime Securities 1703 13.26 5 - 24.4 - 16.5 -51 20.1 3.2 -79 - 1.3 1.2 1.9 575 37.6 0.5 LP 1712 0.7 -80 49 (6) 67/24 -
Profin Capital * 1703 7.07 10 25 34.3 - 26.5 335 3.1 0.2 679 - 0.6 0.3 12.8 - -7.1 -1.0 PL 1712 - PL 225 (2) 251/129 -
PTC India Fin * 1703 642.28 10 65 37.7 16.6 1351.9 14 87.0 345.3 -12 15 5.4 5.4 283.2 -4 78.7 34.3 -59 1712 3.8 -14 31 (-3) 51/31 8.1
Rane Holdings * 1703 14.28 10 46 243.0 9.1 98.8 30 41.8 29.6 * -17 85 21.2 20.2 0.2 -63 - 6.9 60 1712 32.6 47 2558 (214) 2713/840 78.5
Reliance Capital * 1703 252.70 10 52 542.2 3.1 2071.0 -50 91.4 408.9 * -58 105 17.3 16.2 916.0 150 83.0 213.0 752 1712 30.8 1 478 M(21) 878/398 15.6
Reliance Nip.Lif 1703 612.00 10 86 40.2 22.6 1400.4 10 42.8 405.6 * 4 2150 6.1 5.8 455.0 30 42.9 128.0 27 1712 7.8 - 277 P(4) 334/237 35.7
Religare Enterp. * 1703 178.46 10 13 104.1 - 35.1 -97 25.4 -148.2 PL - - - 8.0 4 - -41.7 4 1712 - -47 63 M(22) 240/34 -
RSD Finance 1703 6.47 10 75 63.0 11.1 7.4 28 72.0 4.3 64 - 6.8 6.6 1.4 491 - 1.1 12 1709 7.9 36 78 (-13) 200/70 9.8
Santosh Indus. * 1703 4.81 10 69 694.2 5.5 23.9 -53 84.3 18.0 -34 10 37.4 37.3 5.4 83 - 12.3 238 1712 41.9 - 126 (126) 126/126 3.0
Sastasundar Ven. * 1703 31.81 10 74 69.6 -0.5 1.0 -56 -81.5 -1.1 PL - - - 0.5 86 - -1.8 -999 1712 - -800 105 (4) 154/75 -
Satin Creditcare * 1703 47.67 10 27 199.8 5.1 776.7 39 61.6 24.6 -58 - 6.3 5.2 239.7 15 9.4 12.7 -51 1709 - PL 447 C(16) 525/244 -
SBI Life Insuran 1703 1000.00 10 84 55.5 18.6 30687.5 58 3.9 954.7 13 15 9.7 9.2 9709.0 60 2.8 230.3 21 1712 11.1 - 685 (-10) 738/629 62.0
Shalibhadra Fin. * 1703 5.00 10 51 50.3 18.5 15.6 20 70.9 4.3 24 10 8.5 8.4 5.0 26 75.9 1.4 26 1712 10.0 27 135 (10) 178/59 13.5
Shardul Sec. 1703 17.50 10 75 62.4 0.2 3.5 -50 39.7 0.2 -95 6 0.2 - 2.5 LP 76.8 1.5 LP 1712 8.9 LP 50 (-1) 64/33 5.6
Share India Sec. * 1703 24.42 10 73 23.5 28.1 110.1 49 15.9 8.1 * 29 - 4.1 3.3 39.6 - 26.8 5.6 - 1712 - - 113 P(13) 116/43 -
Shri.City Union. 1703 65.96 10 34 762.3 11.7 4434.5 15 54.6 556.1 5 150 88.6 83.3 1353.3 17 57.0 225.5 43 1712 95.5 5 2022 M(78) 2648/1824 21.2

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Shriram Trans. 1703 226.88 10 26 498.2 11.7 10830.6 5 66.3 1257.5 7 100 56.1 54.6 3088.9 14 68.6 495.6 43 1712 69.3 26 1288 (-61) 1543/890 18.6
SIL Investments * 1703 10.60 10 63 192.7 8.8 30.0 22 88.9 17.2 37 15 16.4 16.2 77.7 999 99.1 60.2 999 1712 91.1 467 443 (22) 579/120 4.9
South India Proj * 1703 5.03 10 51 69.3 3.3 4.0 417 17.3 0.5 65 - 0.9 0.9 1.8 57 34.6 0.5 269 1712 1.9 76 247 (2) 254/163 130.8
SPS Finquest 1703 4.51 10 48 76.5 14.8 7.3 166 95.4 4.8 148 - 10.6 10.6 - - - - - 1.5 -94 176 (-4) 207/117 120.3
SREI Infra. Fin. 1703 503.09 10 61 56.9 3.4 2299.6 21 71.2 96.0 * 68 5 2.9 1.9 466.9 2 83.8 34.3 31 1712 2.3 27 78 (-2) 138/73 34.4
Srestha Finvest * 1703 15.00 2 - 2.4 0.6 2.4 65 49.1 0.1 131 - 0.0 - 0.7 7 79.7 0.3 4 1712 0.1 36 14 (1) 16/7 -
SRS Finance * 1703 98.12 1 69 1.1 - 18.2 -66 -14.8 -15.0 PL - - - -0.3 PL - -16.3 PL 1712 - PL 1 (-1) 2/1 -
Stampede Cap. * 1703 22.90 1 17 2.2 0.1 10.3 -48 16.4 - -92 - 0.1 - 1.1 -42 -53.2 -0.8 PL 1712 - PL 12 (-2) 24/5 -
Stanrose Maf.Inv 1703 3.97 10 48 144.8 7.9 9.4 -14 61.7 4.4 -27 60 12.0 11.0 0.9 -57 9.0 0.2 -84 1712 9.2 -18 143 (-19) 212/132 15.5
Steel City Sec. 1703 15.11 10 57 41.0 8.4 35.5 33 23.8 4.7 18 20 3.1 2.7 - - - - - 4.3 33 99 (-10) 154/48 23.2
STEL Holdings * 1703 18.46 10 50 66.0 4.0 7.3 -24 85.3 4.8 LP - 2.6 2.6 - - - 0.1 -97 1712 2.5 LP 108 (4) 151/63 43.4
Summit Sec. * 1703 10.90 10 74 411.0 1.2 3.2 -81 44.1 5.2 * -67 - 4.8 4.8 - - - -0.4 -63 1712 13.2 62 881 (-15) 1349/415 66.7
Sundaram Finance U 1709 (6) 111.10 10 36 360.9 14.0 1400.5 -43 80.2 320.0 30 - 63.0 57.6 710.3 14 77.4 126.1 -9 1712 52.6 22 1629 (-20) 1870/1217 31.0
Swastika Investm * 1703 2.96 10 63 65.7 33.9 32.7 44 32.0 5.6 * LP 10 22.2 19.0 8.9 45 25.6 1.6 LP 1712 20.8 77 174 (17) 245/65 8.4
Tamboli Capital * 1703 9.92 10 52 13.7 9.5 1.6 21 86.5 1.2 31 7 1.2 1.2 0.2 - 70.0 0.1 10 1712 1.4 12 88 (-10) 133/75 64.7
Tata Inv.Corpn. * 1703 55.10 10 73 443.7 8.7 271.4 8 88.5 202.4 - 180 36.8 36.7 47.0 46 92.6 34.5 54 1712 38.4 -2 796 (-11) 955/575 20.7
TI Financial * 1703 18.75 1 49 51.7 2.5 40.1 -99 90.6 36.3 -62 125 1.7 1.7 2.8 - 75.6 1.2 LP 1712 2.7 2 675 M(-) 731/432 254.8
Times Guaranty * 1703 8.99 10 75 31.2 15.6 5.6 4280 92.0 4.1 LP - 4.5 4.5 0.1 -99 -80.0 - PL 1712 0.7 -84 57 (-1) 95/28 -
Ujjivan Fin.Ser. * 1703 120.70 10 - 145.6 1.5 216.8 18 10.2 21.4 * 34 8 1.8 1.8 1.8 -96 61.9 -0.6 PL 1712 - PL 360 M(13) 465/285 -
Upsurge Invest. 1703 15.15 10 35 14.3 - 13.2 -7 5.0 0.5 168 - 0.4 0.3 11.1 347 16.9 1.4 423 1712 1.8 411 61 (-8) 87/12 34.1
Vardhman Hold. * 1703 3.20 10 75 1431.4 49.3 190.5 259 98.9 181.7 277 50 566.8 566.7 9.6 244 94.8 8.6 487 1712 683.9 493 4599 M(194)6189/2435 6.7
Vibrant Glo. Cap 1703 22.91 10 69 13.1 7.0 19.3 9 19.2 2.0 207 - 0.9 0.9 - - - - - - PL 63 (-7) 80/17 -
VLS Finance 1703 38.66 10 45 64.7 19.8 2692.3 40 2.3 46.3 995 10 11.9 11.8 496.6 47 3.0 10.3 331 1712 3.8 -69 79 (-1) 105/54 21.0
Wallfort Fin. * 1703 9.69 10 75 104.9 11.5 24.2 34 64.3 11.2 53 - 11.9 11.5 15.1 58 78.7 9.2 71 1712 22.8 LP 128 (27) 148/45 5.6
Weizmann For. * 1703 11.56 10 75 103.2 20.9 5993.2 25 0.9 23.6 8 30 23.8 19.8 1828.2 21 1.1 11.2 41 1712 37.4 138 983 (-98) 1640/217 26.3
Yamini Invest * 1703 52.57 1 17 1.3 0.2 10.4 -39 2.5 0.1 -77 - - - 0.4 -78 -13.5 -0.1 PL 1712 - -75 6 (-) 48/6 -
IND.COMPOSITE 17623.48 178998.1 28.1 16005.9 33.1 5478.5 883730 40.5
51 FINANCE - HOUSING
Akme Star Hou. F * 1703 12.08 10 53 16.3 8.2 3.4 25 77.1 1.4 22 - 1.2 1.2 1.9 109 82.8 0.9 217 1712 2.1 - 114 C(4) 132/34 54.4
Can Fin Homes 1703 26.63 2 30 80.9 24.1 1353.1 25 92.9 234.9 * 50 100 17.9 17.6 394.8 13 92.6 80.1 34 1712 22.3 40 503 M(44) 667/376 22.6
Coral India Fin. 1703 9.98 2 74 16.8 10.0 13.6 16 75.8 8.1 28 10 1.6 1.6 6.9 49 83.3 4.4 41 1712 2.5 44 38 (4) 105/21 15.5
Dewan Hsg. Fin. 1703 313.66 10 39 254.9 22.7 10826.7 48 74.6 1473.9 * 102 40 47.5 46.8 2634.2 11 89.7 306.0 25 1712 52.8 90 547 M(37) 678/316 10.4
GIC Housing Fin. 1703 53.85 10 42 155.7 18.8 1001.7 14 89.4 147.7 19 50 27.6 27.4 281.2 11 87.8 42.2 23 1712 31.8 25 394 (-7) 623/295 12.4
GRUH Finance 1703 73.14 2 58 30.4 30.5 1487.4 17 91.7 296.7 22 140 8.2 8.1 428.5 12 88.7 82.2 28 1712 9.4 25 515 M(-31) 714/362 55.0
HDFC * 1703 319.58 2 - 248.1 20.2 33159.6 7 95.5 7442.6 5 900 46.9 46.6 8695.1 7 96.3 2523.2 48 1712 51.5 3 1811 M(-15)1982/1361 35.2
HUDCO * 1703 2001.90 10 90 45.8 9.6 3634.4 10 85.8 808.9 * 4 6 4.0 3.9 1091.9 12 73.5 163.6 -10 1712 4.3 -7 81 (1) 102/66 18.9
Indiabulls Hous. 1703 85.31 2 24 278.3 25.4 11317.2 28 88.5 2842.4 24 1350 61.7 61.2 3871.7 32 85.7 1084.1 44 1712 80.6 29 1255 M(-40) 1439/833 15.6
LIC Housing Fin. 1703 100.93 2 40 219.5 19.1 14080.4 13 93.7 1931.0 * 16 310 38.5 38.3 3767.6 6 94.9 491.1 -2 1712 39.2 7 515 (-1) 794/483 13.1
PNB Housing 1703 166.59 10 33 334.8 13.6 3907.9 45 88.7 523.7 60 60 32.6 31.4 1438.6 44 88.0 217.5 58 1712 45.8 61 1203 M(-91) 1715/960 26.3
Reliance Home * 1703 485.06 10 75 35.5 20.1 1144.7 40 78.0 172.6 99 - 3.7 3.6 421.0 56 81.5 46.0 100 1712 4.8 - 72 R(1) 115/63 15.1
Repco Home Fin * 1703 62.56 10 37 181.8 17.4 1045.9 19 88.9 182.3 21 20 29.7 29.1 277.6 5 85.4 48.5 4 1712 32.0 15 538 (-54) 923/536 16.8
SRG Housing 1703 13.00 10 62 26.1 10.8 14.6 42 68.6 2.7 45 - 2.3 2.1 9.4 165 65.0 2.5 416 1712 5.3 180 306 (-6) 368/107 58.2
IND.COMPOSITE 3724.27 82990.4 90.3 16068.9 91.3 5092.2 457505 25.2
52 FINANCE - TERM-LENDING INSTITUTIONS
IFCI * 1703 1662.04 10 56 34.2 -7.8 2874.2 -28 53.0 -478.5 * PL - - - 650.8 4 31.9 -176.9 -292 1712 - -166 23 (-2) 35/21 -
Power Fin.Corpn. * 1703 2640.08 10 66 138.1 5.9 27018.6 -2 79.8 2126.5 -65 50 7.1 7.0 6253.3 -9 - 1604.4 -18 1712 5.7 -78 107 (-5) 169/105 18.7
Rural Elec.Corp. * 1703 1974.92 10 58 168.7 20.2 24095.4 1 94.0 6245.0 * 11 97 30.2 30.2 5574.4 -5 95.3 1296.4 -26 1712 26.0 -16 140 (-8) 224/138 5.4
Tour. Fin. Corp. * 1703 80.72 10 9 68.7 10.0 231.9 25 71.2 53.5 * - 20 6.3 6.2 58.9 25 96.9 23.4 40 1712 10.9 166 157 (1) 182/56 14.4
IND.COMPOSITE 6357.76 54220.1 84.6 7946.5 44.5 2747.4 60903 8.5
53 FOOD - PROCESSING - INDIAN
ADF Foods * 1703 21.20 10 35 91.8 6.4 166.4 4 13.1 12.0 * -17 25 9.0 5.7 43.3 6 19.0 4.4 4 1712 6.9 -3 254 (-3) 348/144 37.0
Amrit Corp 1703 3.21 10 75 545.6 0.1 47.5 13 -11.5 0.2 * -96 75 5.4 0.7 13.2 10 0.5 7.9 LP 1712 31.1 180 1245 (-75) 1668/425 40.1
Avanti Feeds * 1703 9.08 2 44 126.1 39.6 2654.2 32 11.6 206.9 32 450 46.7 44.1 551.8 26 24.9 94.1 137 1712 95.0 193 2293 (-25) 3000/590 24.2
Bambino AgroInds * 1703 8.01 10 75 58.5 7.4 207.9 -23 7.9 3.4 -47 16 7.7 4.2 43.1 24 7.1 0.9 24 1712 3.3 -54 236 (-11) 356/167 72.4
Chamanlal Setia * 1703 10.35 2 75 28.1 30.2 493.3 2 13.1 38.4 * 3 20 8.3 7.4 202.8 69 10.0 13.6 26 1712 8.0 13 153 (2) 220/83 19.1
DFM Foods 1703 10.01 10 38 80.7 21.8 344.9 -11 9.9 15.8 * -35 50 23.1 15.8 123.7 42 14.0 8.4 61 1712 19.3 -23 1672 M(4) 2089/1122 86.5
Eco Friendly 1703 24.77 1 20 1.5 2.4 3.3 -3 77.3 1.2 43 - 0.1 - - - - - - 0.1 260 18 (-1) 26/18 -
Esteem Bio Org. 1703 24.86 1 21 1.6 3.1 3.5 -1 73.3 1.2 1 - 0.1 - - 93 - - - 1703 0.1 342 22 (-1) 39/22 -
Euro India Fresh 1703 24.80 10 74 23.2 5.5 48.1 1 8.4 2.1 999 - 1.6 0.9 - - - - - 0.9 - 142 (-2) 159/82 -
Flex Foods * 1703 12.45 10 60 61.1 10.6 85.2 3 22.4 7.9 -3 25 10.2 6.3 21.3 18 19.0 1.4 331 1712 7.5 57 124 (-10) 169/88 16.4
Foods & Inns * 1703 1.61 10 42 410.7 13.6 337.6 1 7.4 7.5 * 999 30 103.4 46.4 78.4 1 8.7 1.6 7 1712 60.8 387 1444 (54) 1668/890 23.8
Freshtrop Fruits 1703 12.15 10 58 45.8 17.7 140.6 18 10.9 9.0 * 11 - 10.6 7.4 14.7 100 6.4 -1.2 -85 1709 7.9 9 158 (-4) 218/85 20.1
Godrej Agrovet * 1703 192.03 10 69 62.6 21.1 3616.1 7 8.9 169.1 * 24 45 11.4 8.8 865.8 4 7.8 34.4 -38 1712 9.2 - 575 P(-10) 635/524 62.3
Hatsun AgroProd. 1703 15.22 1 73 22.8 46.4 4199.7 22 9.0 133.3 * 125 400 18.1 8.6 1012.9 7 8.6 15.0 -53 1712 8.4 69 776 (2) 970/441 92.3
Heritage Foods * 1703 23.20 5 40 65.4 24.6 2273.4 -5 6.1 67.0 19 40 21.4 14.4 574.3 25 6.8 17.8 -10 1712 10.6 -31 676 (-46) 885/506 63.7
Hind.Foods * 1703 12.99 10 60 25.5 - 37.9 59 9.9 1.3 -7 - 2.1 1.0 26.2 322 8.6 1.0 - 1712 3.6 144 364 (-75) 500/142 101.0
Jhandewala Foods 1703 10.26 10 - 28.5 19.7 148.6 4 6.0 2.4 157 - 2.7 2.3 33.8 - 6.4 0.6 - 1706 - - 53 P(-2) 94/48 -
Kothari Ferment. * 1703 15.00 10 75 22.6 9.7 79.1 2 11.1 3.2 67 - 3.8 2.1 24.2 11 15.1 1.7 45 1712 2.5 53 50 (1) 76/43 20.2
KRBL 1703 23.54 1 59 79.5 24.1 3147.9 -6 20.6 401.1 23 210 19.7 17.0 783.4 -2 23.2 123.8 11 1712 20.2 28 584 (-6) 673/365 28.9

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Full Year Latest Quarter TTM Market Data
Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
KSE * 1703 3.20 10 26 272.8 19.6 1047.3 13 2.7 15.2 * 125 300 57.7 47.4 351.4 27 9.7 21.2 288 1712 184.5 833 2535 (237) 2861/729 13.7
Kwality * 1703 23.80 1 64 42.0 18.7 6131.2 8 6.7 164.2 * 22 10 7.8 6.9 1773.3 12 7.2 20.9 -54 1712 4.4 -32 88 M(-6) 169/82 20.0
L T Foods * 1703 31.98 1 56 23.8 8.7 2076.4 14 7.2 31.2 8 15 1.7 1.0 552.4 2 5.8 13.9 78 1712 1.3 50 95 M(5) 110/53 72.9
Lotus Chocolate * 1703 12.84 10 72 -8.3 - 66.5 2 2.2 -0.5 PL - 0.3 - 13.8 10 2.5 0.1 LP 1712 1.4 LP 49 (-1) 55/16 35.0
Manpasand Bever. 1703 114.46 10 44 100.8 8.3 701.5 35 19.9 71.0 * 40 10 12.7 6.2 143.1 40 18.7 12.0 66 1712 7.6 29 396 B(14) 512/336 52.4
Parag Milk Foods * 1703 84.11 10 49 79.2 4.1 1701.1 5 5.9 21.5 -59 5 8.2 2.6 509.7 16 11.2 23.9 LP 1712 9.1 271 277 (7) 319/206 30.4
Prabhat Dairy * 1703 97.68 10 50 57.1 5.0 1131.2 13 3.9 27.4 2 4 4.5 2.8 360.5 18 3.6 6.0 -26 1712 1.7 -38 178 (-14) 258/99 104.1
Prataap Snacks 1703 11.73 5 71 209.4 4.6 903.9 19 4.6 10.6 -68 - 15.2 4.5 260.7 6 8.1 12.5 407 1712 16.2 - 1216 P(16) 1404/1102 75.2
Raghuvansh Agro. 1703 11.92 10 21 21.2 15.6 7.4 264 58.2 3.7 577 - 3.5 3.1 - - - - - 2.8 61 46 (8) 101/36 16.3
Sanwaria Consum. 1703 73.61 1 67 5.1 12.4 3512.4 30 3.1 44.0 51 5 0.7 0.6 1273.5 12 4.2 25.1 120 1712 1.2 139 21 B(-1) 35/4 18.2
Tasty Bite Eat. * 1703 2.57 10 74 333.7 31.2 237.2 21 11.5 22.7 * 41 20 123.6 88.3 69.3 14 13.9 6.8 43 1712 107.6 41 8004 (-682)11090/4410 74.4
Umang Dairies 1703 11.00 5 75 15.3 5.2 210.0 11 3.0 1.6 * -78 - 2.2 0.7 65.2 50 9.0 2.9 LP 1712 - PL 91 (4) 112/65 -
Vadilal Enterp. * 1703 0.86 10 51 47.8 3.6 551.5 5 1.8 0.1 * -4 8 111.6 1.4 74.5 1 -1.5 -2.8 - 1712 - PL 844 (31) 962/416 -
Vadilal Inds. * 1703 7.19 10 65 116.5 21.7 469.0 6 11.6 16.2 * 14 13 42.5 22.5 66.9 -7 -9.6 -8.8 -124 1712 7.3 -74 882 (53) 1174/652 120.8
Varun Beverages * 1712 182.60 10 74 125.8 14.6 3062.5 3 23.6 235.6 26 - 27.9 12.9 329.9 29 2.1 -69.1 25 1712 12.9 26 650 M(-12) 762/341 50.4
Vikas Wsp * 1703 19.44 1 20 53.3 -8.2 193.6 -66 -10.1 -84.0 77 - - - 178.3 829 14.0 8.0 LP 1712 1.3 LP 16 M(1) 18/7 12.8
Zydus Wellness * 1703 39.07 10 73 142.6 21.1 225.2 13 39.3 108.8 * 6 65 27.5 26.5 68.0 24 43.4 36.1 44 1712 32.5 20 1174 (199) 1213/809 36.1
IND.COMPOSITE 1182.80 40262.6 9.8 1772.3 9.9 435.0 95081 40.3
54 FOOD - PROCESSING - MNC
Britannia Inds. * 1703 24.01 2 51 215.1 36.7 8414.4 9 14.3 844.8 10 1100 78.4 70.4 2398.3 15 15.6 249.2 18 1712 74.9 6 4739 M(107)4964/3052 63.3
GlaxoSmith C H L * 1703 42.06 10 72 742.4 22.2 3986.5 -4 20.9 656.7 -4 700 171.4 156.1 1034.7 20 19.7 163.7 20 1712 157.9 -2 6458 (-53) 6799/4856 40.9
Jubilant Food. 1703 65.98 10 45 129.2 9.4 2546.1 6 9.8 77.4 -28 25 34.6 11.7 795.2 21 17.2 66.0 231 1712 23.5 73 1993 M(37) 2330/818 84.7
Nestle India * 1712 96.42 10 63 354.8 31.8 9952.5 8 21.1 1225.2 30 860 162.6 127.1 2589.6 16 20.6 311.8 60 1712 127.1 30 7512 (379) 8001/6085 59.1
IND.COMPOSITE 228.47 24899.4 17.6 2804.1 16.9 790.7 169639 57.6
55 GLASS & GLASS PRODUCTS
Asahi India Glas * 1703 24.31 1 54 20.6 29.2 2336.2 8 18.2 129.0 * 31 100 9.4 5.1 623.9 10 18.4 45.5 -1 1712 5.7 -4 336 (-14) 439/201 58.5
Borosil Glass * 1703 2.31 1 73 334.1 5.9 267.0 20 7.1 41.3 * 43 250 20.4 17.9 78.8 9 16.2 12.8 28 1712 18.3 13 937 (-46) 1125/600 51.2
Empire Inds. * 1703 6.00 10 73 304.1 19.7 401.6 4 15.3 32.6 * 7 250 69.2 54.3 71.4 19 14.3 19.7 154 1712 80.0 55 2150 (-60) 2598/1561 26.9
Guj. Borosil * 1703 34.10 5 75 9.1 - 183.0 1 23.6 14.6 94 - 4.3 2.1 52.8 17 20.4 2.2 -25 1712 1.6 -1 109 (-1) 175/76 69.7
Hind.Natl.Glass * 1703 17.91 2 71 49.2 - 1860.6 -6 9.9 -214.5 * -17 - - - 500.0 8 4.3 -81.6 -28 1712 - -138 142 M(-1) 194/74 -
La Opala RG * 1703 11.10 2 65 49.3 21.7 263.1 6 33.6 55.7 -5 100 11.9 9.6 69.8 18 42.8 22.9 51 1712 12.3 11 631 CB(3) 744/452 51.5
Saint-Gob. Sekur * 1703 91.11 10 75 9.5 - 123.5 -12 12.8 6.2 * LP - 1.5 0.7 39.9 37 24.3 5.3 413 1712 1.2 LP 60 (4) 77/43 52.0
Viaan Industries * 1703 10.81 1 51 1.6 - 40.6 24 -1.5 0.1 448 - 0.0 - 28.1 747 1.2 0.3 767 1712 0.0 -74 37 M(6) 44/12 -
IND.COMPOSITE 197.65 5475.5 15.3 65.0 14.3 27.1 18103 51.5
56 HEALTHCARE
Apollo Hospitals * 1703 69.56 5 34 257.3 8.3 6441.8 15 12.0 277.1 * -21 120 37.2 19.9 1896.1 13 11.7 67.4 -7 1712 15.4 -19 1187 (55) 1357/959 77.3
Artemis Global * 1703 13.24 2 70 24.0 0.2 0.4 0 87.8 0.2 LP - 0.1 - 0.1 - -40.0 -0.1 PL 1712 - - 110 (-5) 159/100 -
Dr Agarwal’s Eye 1703 4.70 10 75 63.8 24.6 148.5 9 15.3 6.8 LP 15 33.0 14.4 34.6 1 0.8 -1.3 -999 1712 22.3 LP 622 (-87) 850/276 27.9
Dr Lal Pathlabs * 1703 83.33 10 57 75.0 26.7 881.9 15 26.0 147.5 17 30 21.3 17.5 254.4 27 21.4 35.0 16 1712 18.5 -5 902 M(24) 1021/718 48.8
Fortis Health. 1703 518.65 10 34 82.4 -1.9 653.6 5 -22.5 -71.5 -175 - - - 168.4 1 -8.2 -0.6 92 1706 - -375 146 M(28) 231/107 -
Health.Global * 1703 86.88 10 24 67.6 - 538.8 14 15.8 22.0 * LP - 7.4 2.5 142.1 4 16.0 8.9 61 1712 2.6 3 321 M(-16) 352/215 124.2
Indrapr.Medical * 1703 91.67 10 51 25.2 11.6 765.7 1 10.2 26.6 6 18 6.2 2.9 184.1 -3 9.8 5.5 -8 1712 2.2 -23 54 (-) 68/45 24.2
KMC Speciality * 1703 16.31 1 75 1.2 36.4 54.8 29 22.2 6.0 85 - 0.6 0.4 19.4 38 21.2 2.0 55 1712 0.5 115 21 (1) 31/12 -
Kovai Medical * 1703 10.94 10 50 215.1 29.1 525.6 13 23.3 59.7 * 48 25 76.2 54.6 149.5 15 20.5 14.5 - 1712 56.4 8 1336 (77) 1480/1024 23.7
Lotus Eye Hospit * 1703 20.80 10 55 24.0 0.9 34.0 9 9.8 0.5 396 5 1.9 0.2 9.4 17 10.9 0.3 LP 1712 0.4 25 31 (2) 43/26 -
Narayana Hrudaya 1703 204.36 10 64 51.8 9.4 1645.9 12 13.3 97.7 53 - 8.1 4.8 461.1 16 9.8 17.9 -16 1712 3.9 -13 307 (14) 344/281 78.6
Poly Medicure * 1703 44.11 5 49 29.7 22.0 439.8 11 21.4 52.5 * 11 50 8.6 6.0 125.8 11 23.5 16.5 8 1712 6.7 6 247 (-8) 320/190 37.1
Shalby 1703 108.01 10 79 70.7 26.0 324.0 13 22.8 63.0 * 105 - 7.3 5.8 97.4 30 21.7 10.8 -52 1712 4.2 - 224 P(-10) 274/210 53.9
Tejnaksh Health. 1703 2.21 10 72 35.9 23.9 6.5 38 43.8 1.7 28 - 9.2 7.6 - - - - - 8.1 -5 430 (14) 456/261 53.4
Thyrocare Tech. 1703 53.72 10 64 78.3 18.8 300.1 28 39.1 74.1 * 27 100 15.0 12.8 77.8 12 43.4 21.8 56 1712 18.8 74 634 (-44) 780/611 33.8
IND.COMPOSITE 1328.49 12761.4 13.2 763.9 12.9 198.6 52177 56.5
57 HOTELS
Apollo Sindoori 1703 1.30 10 66 146.3 37.4 132.6 1 7.6 6.0 147 30 53.2 46.2 35.4 8 9.8 2.0 -7 1709 54.8 71 1499 (143) 1823/481 27.4
Asian Hotels (E) 1703 11.53 10 66 770.6 1.3 98.3 0 15.3 11.6 * 271 20 15.6 10.0 30.6 18 30.2 5.9 30 1712 10.5 42 287 (-15) 454/212 27.4
Asian Hotels (N) 1703 19.45 10 72 282.8 -3.6 251.2 4 33.1 -19.9 * 40 - 0.7 - 77.6 14 33.3 14.8 LP 1712 5.5 LP 282 (52) 319/102 51.6
Asian Hotels (W) * 1703 11.46 10 68 242.5 -1.9 135.6 3 23.2 -5.3 * -40 10 8.6 - 38.2 4 25.7 1.8 -58 1712 - -24 265 (-10) 332/145 -
Best Eastern Hot * 1703 1.69 1 75 2.0 4.1 4.8 -6 22.6 0.1 * -46 - 0.5 0.1 1.4 16 35.0 0.3 225 1712 0.1 -29 66 (-1) 81/46 -
Coffee Day Enter * 1703 211.25 10 51 85.9 - 100.6 89 41.3 -79.6 47 - - - 21.7 84 81.3 -13.2 48 1712 - 30 318 M(-3) 375/205 -
EIH 1703 114.31 2 35 44.8 4.8 1277.6 -10 15.2 119.7 -2 45 4.0 2.1 362.1 - 22.9 42.7 -24 1712 1.7 -29 172 (-5) 232/101 103.8
EIH Assoc.Hotels 1703 30.47 10 75 92.2 16.3 263.6 7 27.9 43.2 9 45 18.6 14.0 84.7 1 37.8 19.8 -5 1712 13.4 -7 427 (-29) 635/300 31.8
Fomento Resorts * 1703 16.00 10 75 60.9 18.9 60.5 3 37.4 16.8 * 20 10 12.2 10.5 18.3 2 44.6 4.2 - 1712 9.7 38 135 (-10) 180/116 13.9
Graviss Hospital 1703 14.10 2 75 34.1 -1.6 41.5 -12 -0.1 -3.9 -262 - 0.1 - 15.1 24 10.0 1.1 - 1712 - 21 20 (-1) 28/16 -
Guj. Hotels 1703 3.79 10 54 69.7 11.0 3.3 -7 89.4 2.8 * 20 35 7.5 7.4 0.9 -3 89.9 0.8 -7 1712 7.3 16 124 (-1) 161/110 17.0
Hotel Leela Ven. * 1703 126.11 2 47 0.4 - 699.9 6 25.2 -102.9 * PL - 1.6 - 203.6 4 32.0 40.7 LP 1712 - PL 20 M(-) 27/16 -
ITDC * 1703 85.77 10 87 40.3 5.1 473.2 8 2.3 17.3 -40 13 2.9 2.0 102.1 -1 6.2 5.2 -40 1712 - PL 430 (-17) 746/377 -
Indian Hotels * 1703 118.93 1 39 34.6 3.4 2391.3 5 19.1 84.6 * -4 35 2.0 0.7 760.0 9 30.3 82.7 -5 1712 0.9 -4 137 R(1) 161/101 -
Mac Charles * 1703 13.10 10 81 217.1 10.7 56.3 1 36.2 28.8 -14 100 25.9 22.0 15.7 15 37.7 5.2 -24 1712 17.0 -44 374 (-20) 608/374 22.0
Mahindra Holiday * 1703 133.28 10 67 50.6 20.7 1088.7 14 23.6 130.9 15 50 14.4 9.8 267.5 -1 21.6 31.8 -11 1712 9.6 -1 304 B(-13) 469/269 31.7

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Oriental Hotels 1703 17.86 1 62 13.4 - 333.5 8 14.3 1.5 * LP - 1.5 0.1 92.5 3 17.6 2.4 -42 1712 0.4 LP 51 (-1) 69/26 -
Royal Orch.Hotel 1703 27.27 10 70 73.7 5.0 91.3 4 13.4 10.1 51 10 5.0 3.5 28.4 26 24.2 4.2 1 1712 4.8 44 192 M(-11) 227/82 40.1
Sayaji Hotel * 1703 17.52 10 75 50.7 -4.6 158.2 -2 18.5 -3.8 PL - 9.7 - 60.9 29 26.2 7.2 47 1712 - 84 270 (4) 320/139 -
Speciality Rest. * 1703 46.96 10 51 60.7 -7.7 312.4 -3 0.2 -22.8 * -999 - 2.1 - 79.3 -5 6.4 0.7 LP 1712 - -37 151 (17) 195/60 -
TajGVK Hotels 1703 12.54 2 75 57.8 2.5 264.5 -2 21.9 9.0 * 9 20 4.3 1.4 82.7 15 30.1 9.5 153 1712 2.6 31 165 (-4) 203/125 64.0
TGB Banquets * 1703 29.29 10 32 38.5 -5.7 136.9 0 17.9 -6.6 57 - 4.4 - 37.8 6 1.9 0.4 -37 1712 - 57 49 (-1) 77/45 -
The Byke Hospit. * 1703 40.10 10 46 36.9 23.6 270.0 17 23.1 31.7 22 10 10.9 7.7 55.0 -30 40.4 12.4 16 1712 8.2 8 177 (-3) 221/150 21.7
Westlife Develop * 1703 31.12 2 62 30.8 - 0.2 -37 -99.9 -0.3 32 - - - - - - -0.1 9 1712 - PL 319 M(-33) 389/201 -
IND.COMPOSITE 1135.20 8645.7 18.9 269.0 26.3 282.2 55063 48.7
58 LEATHER / LEATHER PRODUCTS
Bata India * 1703 64.26 5 53 103.1 13.8 2467.2 2 12.0 175.6 4 70 18.7 13.7 674.0 6 16.5 68.2 35 1712 16.5 21 711 (17) 833/492 43.2
Bhartiya Intl. * 1703 12.16 10 48 210.8 7.3 477.8 7 8.7 15.2 * 4 12 16.1 12.3 124.5 -2 5.0 1.9 54 1712 13.8 37 434 C(-6) 699/408 31.5
Khadim India 1703 17.97 10 60 130.9 18.1 621.3 16 10.7 31.3 22 - 26.3 17.4 204.6 47 9.7 8.9 89 1712 21.6 - 697 P(14) 742/645 32.3
Liberty Shoes 1703 17.04 10 61 94.9 4.1 497.4 10 7.9 6.9 -38 - 12.0 4.0 163.2 29 7.2 2.6 134 1712 3.5 -34 219 (6) 309/160 62.3
Mirza Internatio 1703 24.06 2 74 41.9 15.0 935.7 1 17.2 71.2 -9 45 8.2 5.7 254.0 11 18.1 20.9 21 1712 6.5 -6 130 (-1) 183/84 20.1
Relaxo Footwears 1703 12.04 1 74 50.2 22.7 1739.8 2 14.1 123.6 5 100 14.5 10.3 457.5 25 15.7 38.2 57 1712 11.9 17 603 M(17) 724/417 50.8
Sreeleathers * 1703 25.16 10 65 87.7 6.3 99.6 25 20.8 12.9 * 25 - 5.6 5.1 32.5 39 23.8 4.9 91 1712 7.5 69 234 (-11) 343/117 31.0
Super Tannery * 1703 10.80 1 59 7.8 4.6 233.1 -2 8.7 3.7 * 4 - 1.0 0.3 58.5 21 8.3 1.0 -5 1712 0.3 -9 8 (1) 10/4 -
IND.COMPOSITE 183.49 7071.8 12.6 440.4 14.2 146.6 20775 40.3
59 MINING / MINERALS / METALS
Arcotech Ltd * 1703 21.00 2 74 21.5 12.4 733.8 1 13.3 26.4 -28 15 3.1 2.5 208.5 27 12.8 6.5 -16 1712 1.9 -42 43 (-) 153/39 22.2
Ashapura Minech. * 1703 17.40 2 40 -30.4 - 234.6 -60 -15.7 -58.1 PL - - - 58.0 28 -13.5 -14.8 21 1712 - -44 81 (-3) 120/47 -
Assoc. Stone Ind * 1703 8.29 1 70 15.9 13.2 235.1 37 11.4 15.0 * 13 30 2.5 1.8 67.0 85 -0.2 -1.7 PL 1712 2.1 21 35 (-3) 49/34 16.6
Balasore Alloys * 1703 44.45 5 59 60.1 18.6 1011.8 21 17.7 89.7 379 15 12.7 10.1 317.6 19 11.3 19.4 -10 1712 13.1 219 71 (-2) 100/43 5.4
Coal India * 1703 6207.41 10 79 22.4 96.8 398.7 96 -99.9 14500.5 * -13 199 22.4 22.3 79.0 -20 - 121.1 LP 1712 22.1 -10 305 (10) 332/234 13.8
GMDC * 1703 63.60 2 74 125.0 8.5 1536.7 30 27.3 323.8 * 44 150 14.3 9.6 506.1 33 26.0 78.6 69 1712 13.3 55 142 (-1) 181/112 10.7
Gravita India 1703 13.74 2 73 16.8 21.8 534.0 51 7.6 23.3 999 30 3.9 3.4 197.3 49 7.0 6.5 34 1712 3.9 96 149 M(-1) 194/46 38.1
Hind.Copper 1703 462.61 5 76 15.9 4.3 1228.7 14 10.8 61.6 * 69 4 2.2 0.7 440.1 85 16.0 18.9 12 1712 1.1 376 75 (-1) 111/55 70.8
Hind.Zinc 1703 845.06 2 65 72.9 19.9 17273.0 22 56.4 6772.5 * 3 1470 20.3 16.0 5922.0 19 54.8 2230.0 -4 1712 18.8 38 312 (19) 331/227 16.6
Indian Metals 1703 26.98 10 59 386.7 27.0 1672.4 38 30.8 246.9 * LP 200 129.9 89.6 483.7 7 28.7 74.7 17 1712 130.9 885 592 (-26) 823/385 4.5
KIOCL 1703 634.51 10 99 33.1 2.3 869.8 373 -11.6 48.6 LP 4 1.1 0.8 442.8 43 -1.6 12.9 LP 1712 1.1 13 294 (-15) 506/84 270.6
Maithan Alloys 1703 29.11 10 70 203.5 40.1 1342.1 17 20.8 185.7 * 135 25 72.5 63.8 549.1 73 19.1 78.3 18 1712 100.7 107 891 (29) 1028/370 8.9
Manaksia * 1703 13.11 2 63 15.0 8.8 31.5 22 -27.6 8.3 * -63 - 1.3 1.3 19.8 118 -4.8 -0.2 84 1712 7.2 385 60 (-6) 86/60 8.3
MOIL * 1703 266.38 10 66 105.3 9.8 989.8 56 30.1 305.8 77 110 13.0 11.0 299.8 -16 41.0 103.8 2 1712 15.4 129 219 B(-12) 286/148 14.2
NILE * 1703 3.00 10 50 328.1 30.6 579.4 36 9.0 26.3 273 30 98.6 87.2 202.5 35 7.8 8.3 - 1712 101.3 72 852 (27) 1164/525 8.4
NMDC * 1703 316.39 1 75 71.2 10.0 8828.1 37 40.8 2588.9 * -8 515 8.0 7.3 2469.0 -1 49.0 793.5 11 1712 9.5 9 128 (-5) 163/103 13.5
Orissa Minerals * 1703 0.60 1 50 1401.3 0.8 - 0 - 7.2 -37 147 20.1 12.0 - - - 1.2 -52 1712 4.2 -61 1693 (-44) 2342/1616 404.7
Prec. Wires (I) * 1703 11.56 5 60 89.6 11.0 884.2 5 6.0 22.0 * 29 70 15.0 8.8 413.5 101 5.9 10.9 150 1712 15.1 74 301 (57) 345/110 20.0
Ram Ratna Wires * 1703 11.00 5 73 43.4 25.5 801.0 11 6.4 21.6 131 25 13.6 9.8 261.6 35 5.5 5.8 -7 1712 11.1 26 180 (-10) 244/95 16.3
Sandur Manganese * 1703 8.75 10 72 477.2 12.8 422.2 90 21.1 49.6 * LP 50 64.1 56.0 152.3 56 21.8 20.5 124 1712 106.6 999 1206 (33) 1470/541 11.3
Sarthak Metals 1703 13.69 10 69 23.9 14.0 152.2 19 6.0 4.0 * 11 5 3.7 2.9 - - - - - 3.1 6 59 (1) 76/28 18.8
Shalimar Wires * 1703 7.52 2 74 -40.8 - 102.2 6 10.8 1.9 * 999 - 2.2 0.5 26.9 13 15.5 0.5 LP 1712 0.9 999 22 (5) 25/4 -
Shilp Gravures 1703 6.15 10 61 87.1 13.4 68.0 6 22.5 6.5 * 49 15 20.5 10.6 16.8 10 20.7 2.0 345 1712 11.5 62 141 (-) 180/77 12.2
Shirpur Gold * 1703 29.14 10 73 114.4 - 1698.5 -56 1.8 5.0 -64 - 4.0 1.7 446.3 61 1.4 0.6 -39 1712 0.7 -81 155 (7) 234/87 -
South West Pinn. 1703 13.95 10 - 47.1 22.8 69.2 -18 24.3 6.0 51 - 8.6 4.3 33.8 - 23.6 3.3 - 1709 - - 88 P 94/76 -
Tinplate Co. 1703 104.67 10 75 59.4 4.5 831.5 -1 10.9 28.0 -59 16 8.6 2.3 502.3 128 7.0 12.8 186 1712 5.3 112 233 (1) 325/77 43.7
Vedanta 1703 371.72 1 50 214.6 11.1 36663.3 8 18.0 8774.6 * LP 1945 31.5 23.5 12185.0 26 14.2 712.9 -42 1712 21.4 LP 320 M(-9) 356/218 15.0
IND.COMPOSITE 9551.79 79191.6 27.2 34091.6 26.5 4306.3 530716 15.2
60 MOULDED LUGGAGE
Safari Inds. * 1703 4.45 2 58 67.8 10.2 355.2 28 6.5 10.3 31 20 6.8 4.5 103.4 12 11.9 6.8 128 1712 7.8 149 528 M(33) 664/205 67.4
V I P Inds. 1703 28.26 2 53 28.2 20.7 1274.8 5 9.5 76.1 20 120 6.1 5.2 338.0 12 11.0 24.1 52 1712 7.2 41 338 (-) 394/144 47.2
IND.COMPOSITE 32.71 1630.1 8.9 86.4 11.2 30.9 5955 50.2
61 OIL DRILLING / ALLIED SERVICES
Aban Offshore * 1703 11.67 2 46 700.6 5.3 886.9 -13 64.0 210.0 * -27 - 62.3 36.0 158.7 -30 33.5 -8.6 PL 1712 4.9 -91 171 (-20) 280/161 34.9
Alphageo (India) * 1703 6.36 10 44 244.9 43.8 296.6 332 31.6 48.0 * 613 40 103.8 75.5 103.6 29 28.2 13.8 20 1712 92.0 165 830 C(-47) 1101/750 9.0
Asian Oilfield * 1703 29.47 10 63 45.4 - 43.4 364 -0.3 -5.7 * 80 - - - 24.2 999 10.4 0.6 LP 1712 0.2 LP 237 C(-4) 297/164 -
Dolphin Offshore * 1703 16.77 10 55 67.0 - 62.2 111 7.4 -9.3 65 - - - 6.6 -56 -60.8 -8.0 -999 1712 - 2 93 (-8) 158/73 -
Hind.Oil Explor. 1703 130.49 10 - 25.4 - 25.0 -12 -17.1 7.4 * LP - 1.3 0.6 13.4 143 87.5 8.4 101 1712 1.3 445 121 (2) 154/67 93.1
Jindal Drilling 1703 14.49 5 64 295.2 1.4 371.6 16 4.6 11.9 * -52 10 7.3 4.1 35.6 -67 -14.4 -2.3 PL 1712 - PL 161 (-7) 235/137 -
ONGC * 1703 6416.62 5 68 144.6 10.2 77698.5 0 40.0 17891.2 * -2 151 23.4 13.9 22995.9 15 47.5 5014.7 15 1712 14.3 2 185 (-4) 213/155 12.9
Oil India * 1703 756.60 10 66 383.9 9.1 9510.4 -3 32.6 2443.3 - 143 44.7 30.2 2852.6 17 42.9 705.2 55 1712 35.9 26 361 M(25) 389/258 10.1
Selan Expl. Tech 1703 16.40 10 28 172.1 3.1 55.8 -10 62.5 8.7 -33 50 21.5 4.3 21.2 50 41.9 6.6 167 1712 9.3 91 208 (-21) 270/154 22.3
IND.COMPOSITE 7398.87 88950.4 39.2 20605.5 46.7 5730.4 269430 12.6
62 PACKAGING
AMD Industries * 1703 19.17 10 67 64.3 0.2 150.3 -11 12.9 0.2 * -91 - 6.0 0.1 21.9 30 2.3 -4.5 15 1712 - 68 34 (-2) 59/26 -
Control Print 1703 16.33 10 56 102.2 20.2 147.4 10 25.8 26.1 6 60 20.4 14.8 42.1 24 29.1 5.4 153 1712 23.3 118 449 M(-8) 554/244 19.3
Cosmo Films * 1703 19.44 10 43 313.9 20.1 1457.8 1 11.9 107.4 * -3 100 72.7 55.2 454.2 32 8.2 16.1 -36 1712 43.7 -19 296 (-35) 469/291 6.8
Emmbi Industries * 1703 17.69 10 58 48.4 16.1 229.1 10 13.1 12.8 21 5 9.6 7.2 66.6 20 13.9 3.9 63 1712 8.7 24 203 (2) 264/128 23.4

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Full Year Latest Quarter TTM Market Data
Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Essel Propack 1703 31.45 2 57 39.6 10.7 795.4 7 19.8 64.9 * -17 120 8.0 4.1 203.8 7 23.6 19.5 65 1712 4.7 7 282 M(11) 317/226 60.2
Ester Inds. * 1703 41.70 5 59 33.3 -3.9 706.9 -8 6.1 -10.1 PL - 2.3 - 202.2 14 7.1 0.5 LP 1712 - 96 61 (-5) 78/30 -
Everest Kanto * 1703 22.44 2 66 13.2 - 244.1 43 16.8 -3.5 * 96 - 1.0 - 78.2 41 12.6 12.6 LP 1712 0.9 LP 55 (2) 78/30 -
Flexituff Intl. * 1703 24.88 10 33 155.4 2.3 1326.4 15 13.3 8.6 115 - 31.1 3.5 265.0 -13 16.3 1.4 -42 1712 2.8 -33 71 (-) 220/68 25.2
Garware Poly. * 1703 23.32 10 61 215.8 4.0 860.0 2 8.3 19.6 * 15 10 15.9 8.4 194.4 -6 8.1 5.2 208 1712 10.6 18 180 (3) 266/118 16.9
Gopala Polyplast * 1703 8.87 10 39 23.1 3.1 309.8 2 4.0 0.6 * 97 - 7.3 0.7 60.4 - 10.7 1.8 999 1712 4.7 507 153 (2) 180/52 32.4
Hind.Adhesives * 1703 5.12 10 64 47.4 22.4 74.6 8 15.0 4.9 * 132 10 16.1 9.4 19.4 3 11.2 0.7 112 1712 7.4 11 118 (5) 150/56 15.9
Huhtamaki PPL 1612 15.10 2 66 62.5 16.1 2177.8 89 11.4 86.7 77 150 22.9 10.9 538.5 -2 11.8 19.1 16 1709 7.9 -25 339 M(34) 387/201 42.9
Jindal Poly Film * 1703 43.79 10 75 418.8 6.4 2463.8 -7 8.6 106.0 * -45 10 40.1 24.2 768.1 30 9.8 36.9 90 1712 25.0 19 344 (-) 476/316 13.7
Kaira Can * 1703 0.92 10 46 568.5 5.4 130.9 5 7.2 2.8 100 50 78.4 30.4 32.0 30 8.7 1.0 488 1712 51.4 144 1477 (-138) 1919/800 28.7
Kanpur Plastipa. * 1703 14.33 10 69 68.2 18.9 245.5 -1 13.2 14.5 -13 18 12.7 9.6 73.5 22 13.7 5.0 60 1712 9.7 -9 151 R(23) 189/87 15.5
Orient Press * 1703 10.00 10 73 78.4 4.3 189.8 -7 8.1 2.9 23 13 9.1 2.9 57.3 11 5.7 0.6 -15 1712 4.4 73 228 M(24) 231/60 51.4
Polyplex Corpn. * 1703 31.98 10 50 143.0 8.2 945.9 -2 8.3 36.3 * 7 70 29.6 11.3 280.4 22 9.1 28.1 123 1712 18.5 50 489 (1) 601/359 26.4
Rishi Tech. * 1703 7.39 10 34 29.9 12.5 59.3 -4 9.0 2.4 43 - 5.2 3.2 17.1 11 9.8 0.6 -3 1712 2.8 -10 71 C(-4) 99/53 25.6
Sh. Rama Multi. * 1703 31.73 5 43 1.4 - 121.0 13 11.6 -2.2 * 2 - 1.6 - 31.0 7 11.5 0.4 LP 1712 - 82 13 (-) 20/12 -
Shetron 1703 9.00 10 62 48.0 4.0 148.7 -6 15.5 1.7 * 13 - 10.2 1.9 40.7 24 11.5 0.2 89 1712 2.5 44 54 (-1) 86/41 22.0
Shree Tirupati 1703 10.13 10 - 27.9 17.9 68.4 12 9.1 2.9 -15 - 4.3 2.8 - - - - - - - 55 M(1) 70/42 -
TCPL Packaging * 1703 9.10 10 56 221.9 20.6 613.0 3 16.0 33.2 -13 63 68.5 36.5 184.2 17 13.3 7.2 -25 1712 24.0 -41 633 M(13) 735/486 26.3
TPL Plastech * 1703 7.80 10 75 78.7 19.8 180.2 1 12.1 11.2 * 30 30 18.0 14.4 47.0 9 12.5 2.7 7 1712 14.6 17 484 (-16) 781/428 33.1
Uflex * 1703 72.21 10 44 282.8 9.9 3887.5 2 12.7 193.5 * 3 35 52.8 26.8 942.0 12 11.7 10.2 -74 1712 18.9 -29 375 (-4) 507/257 19.8
IND.COMPOSITE 493.89 17533.4 11.6 723.4 11.5 174.7 18194 24.9
63 PAINTS / VARNISHES
Akzo Nobel 1703 46.66 10 73 216.0 22.8 2824.9 7 12.3 227.0 * 23 220 60.8 48.6 712.0 6 13.9 82.6 21 1712 45.8 - 1810 (40) 2095/1450 39.5
Asian Paints 1703 95.92 1 53 72.5 28.0 14490.1 8 18.5 1792.1 * 11 1030 21.2 18.1 3587.4 11 22.8 529.0 24 1712 19.1 7 1122 (-12) 1261/954 58.7
Berger Paints * 1703 97.10 1 75 19.8 21.1 4121.5 7 15.4 370.5 * 7 175 4.8 3.8 1190.9 14 16.9 114.9 20 1712 4.0 -2 246 M(4) 286/220 61.8
Kansai Nerolac 1703 53.89 1 75 52.1 19.1 4404.1 7 16.6 461.3 * -2 300 9.2 7.9 1139.3 13 16.9 125.2 1 1712 9.0 -17 491 (-2) 608/348 54.9
Shalimar Paints * 1703 4.50 2 62 47.3 -11.0 396.2 -8 3.7 -6.4 PL - - - 66.3 -21 -13.0 -9.8 -999 1712 - PL 170 XR(-9) 303/135 -
IND.COMPOSITE 298.07 26236.8 16.8 2844.5 19.4 841.8 166795 57.1
64 PAPER
AMJ Land * 1703 8.20 2 62 22.3 6.9 8.3 -33 35.8 6.2 -14 10 2.0 1.5 8.3 47 31.8 2.1 98 1712 1.5 255 27 (2) 36/17 17.5
Astron Paper 1703 46.50 10 44 24.8 24.7 183.3 16 11.8 10.0 63 - 2.8 2.1 65.0 51 11.6 6.3 999 1712 4.5 - 129 P(-) 177/113 28.4
Balkrishna Paper 1703 10.74 10 60 46.3 - 181.2 15 -6.7 -25.4 * -11 - - - 56.4 19 -10.3 -9.2 5 1712 - 31 75 (-) 124/67 -
Ballarpur Inds. * 1703 258.69 2 25 17.3 - 215.4 -62 -65.0 -253.4 -999 - - - 82.3 954 -14.2 -80.0 -62 1712 - -56 13 M(-2) 23/11 -
Emami Paper M * 1703 12.10 2 75 68.5 6.5 1138.4 111 11.1 24.6 * 3 60 13.1 4.1 364.5 30 8.6 12.5 241 1712 2.0 -75 197 (13) 269/95 100.3
Genus Paper & Bo 1703 25.71 1 50 12.6 1.8 308.7 -2 7.0 5.7 * -13 - 0.7 0.2 89.4 29 12.1 4.8 549 1712 0.6 214 14 (1) 17/4 -
Internat. Paper 1703 39.77 10 75 121.3 - 1208.4 4 13.7 51.8 227 - 30.2 13.0 328.3 3 17.0 20.7 -6 1712 17.9 129 314 (-) 418/272 17.5
JK Paper 1703 175.50 10 49 81.3 13.4 2881.2 4 17.8 155.5 * 155 15 15.7 8.9 790.8 24 19.5 69.8 95 1712 13.4 94 132 C(-6) 170/88 9.8
Kuantum Papers * 1703 8.73 10 70 239.3 34.1 609.6 16 19.4 61.0 149 20 87.5 69.9 173.3 14 19.9 16.9 24 1712 83.2 52 756 (16) 1032/389 9.1
Kushal * 1703 47.45 2 66 3.8 87.5 384.2 13 2.9 63.9 209 105 2.7 2.7 476.6 406 2.3 5.1 75 1712 3.5 292 158 (5) 230/106 45.6
Malu Paper 1703 17.06 10 69 10.4 - 252.1 11 8.4 2.9 * 49 - 4.5 1.7 67.6 7 6.8 0.3 -74 1709 0.9 -63 39 (2) 53/21 -
N R Agarwal Inds * 1703 17.02 10 73 96.5 54.4 1040.6 18 12.7 74.9 312 20 58.4 44.0 315.2 20 12.5 25.9 37 1712 54.2 35 453 (8) 599/191 8.4
Ruchira Papers * 1703 22.42 10 61 68.1 23.4 417.4 15 15.2 32.1 65 23 19.0 14.3 117.5 15 19.3 11.9 48 1712 18.4 54 176 (7) 220/127 9.6
Satia Indust. * 1703 10.00 10 50 137.4 21.1 516.9 19 17.5 26.5 330 20 66.0 26.1 163.8 30 13.4 24.0 156 1712 47.0 40 202 (-) 202/65 4.3
Seshasayee Paper 1703 12.61 10 43 436.0 26.5 1134.8 11 18.9 128.8 262 100 126.5 102.2 294.8 1 16.2 27.4 -20 1712 91.2 6 864 (-34) 1225/650 9.5
Sh. Ajit Pulp * 1703 5.36 10 47 174.7 7.1 208.7 -6 8.9 6.4 -47 8 22.1 11.9 65.8 36 5.0 - -70 1712 9.2 -44 190 (-2) 309/137 20.6
Shree Rama News. * 1703 147.52 10 60 30.0 -2.1 390.3 2 4.0 -8.9 -43 - 0.9 - 144.0 33 3.5 -3.4 PL 1712 - -326 28 (1) 39/18 -
Shreyans Inds. * 1703 13.82 10 47 88.0 26.0 420.0 8 13.0 28.6 211 15 26.4 20.7 116.7 5 10.6 6.8 -24 1712 22.1 16 160 (-8) 234/124 7.3
Star Paper * 1703 15.61 10 46 79.1 64.1 324.1 19 21.9 59.9 * 264 20 41.0 38.4 87.1 11 19.1 12.1 -10 1712 37.4 24 229 (-24) 318/135 6.1
T N Newsprint * 1703 69.21 10 35 246.3 16.5 3199.0 18 22.8 264.5 * 2 75 66.7 36.7 929.5 33 15.6 27.1 -56 1712 - PL 375 (-43) 499/289 -
West Coast Paper * 1703 13.21 2 56 96.8 22.2 1769.3 4 19.1 128.5 LP 125 36.2 19.5 408.6 -7 17.9 43.0 15 1712 29.6 999 273 (14) 348/167 9.2
Yash Papers * 1703 35.24 10 45 17.1 12.1 173.8 0 16.7 7.0 147 - 3.9 2.0 50.1 10 19.0 5.1 218 1712 4.3 170 72 M(1) 85/23 16.8
IND.COMPOSITE 1012.47 16965.5 15.4 851.1 13.3 228.8 20333 13.7
65 PERSONAL CARE - INDIAN
Bajaj Corp 1703 14.75 1 67 34.0 44.8 792.5 0 31.8 224.5 -3 1150 13.2 12.9 197.3 6 34.4 55.2 -5 1712 13.5 -20 485 (14) 525/343 36.0
Dabur India 1703 176.15 1 68 20.8 29.6 5369.8 -1 20.7 955.2 * 4 225 5.9 5.4 1449.3 13 21.4 265.5 16 1712 5.6 3 340 (1) 368/264 60.6
Emami 1703 22.70 1 73 75.4 23.9 2301.2 7 34.6 390.9 3 700 30.6 17.2 715.6 7 36.9 149.1 6 1712 16.4 -5 1063 (-32) 1428/990 64.8
Godrej Consumer 1703 68.13 1 63 64.6 20.7 4748.1 4 23.9 843.2 * 17 1500 13.2 12.4 1394.7 18 28.4 299.1 29 1712 14.0 18 1036 B(-2) 1125/798 74.2
Kaya Ltd * 1703 13.03 10 60 136.2 - 193.9 5 -8.0 -17.2 -117 - - - 49.6 8 -6.3 -5.3 -4 1712 - -8 930 M(-57) 1262/711 -
Marico * 1703 129.08 1 60 22.7 30.9 4850.8 0 19.7 806.9 * 18 350 6.3 5.8 1337.6 18 18.9 240.1 -9 1712 5.6 -11 306 M(11) 348/266 54.4
IND.COMPOSITE 423.84 18256.3 23.2 3203.5 25.0 1003.5 202434 62.2
66 PERSONAL CARE - MULTINATIONAL
Colgate-Palm. * 1703 27.20 1 51 46.8 50.1 3981.8 3 23.7 577.4 * -4 1000 24.1 19.2 1027.0 19 27.5 170.7 34 1712 23.1 8 1068 (-53) 1176/886 46.3
Gillette India * 1706 32.59 10 75 153.6 35.2 1733.6 -1 22.2 255.6 25 1640 90.2 78.4 407.5 5 24.0 58.8 7 1712 82.6 18 6699 (307) 7197/4025 81.1
Hind. Unilever 1703 216.45 1 67 30.0 70.3 31890.0 3 18.8 4320.8 * 4 1700 18.6 16.8 8323.0 11 20.2 1342.5 44 1712 23.4 20 1336 M(-22) 1415/848 57.1
P & G Hygiene 1706 32.46 10 71 162.1 39.7 2320.4 2 29.1 439.0 4 3890 153.7 135.2 704.2 9 29.9 131.2 -13 1712 132.7 -7 9299 (81) 9900/6668 70.1
IND.COMPOSITE 308.70 39925.8 20.0 5592.8 21.7 1703.2 370169 57.9
67 PESTICIDES / AGROCHEMICALS - INDIAN
Aimco Pesticides * 1703 9.24 10 53 21.5 81.5 99.2 3 10.8 11.5 314 - 13.1 12.4 33.4 36 4.2 0.8 -56 1712 11.2 148 179 (-3) 271/76 16.0

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Astc Life 1703 19.53 10 67 70.7 20.6 298.0 35 21.1 26.3 999 15 20.5 13.5 74.3 22 18.1 4.9 322 1712 12.6 80 563 M(13) 684/475 44.6
Bhagiradha Chem. * 1703 7.79 10 20 125.5 4.3 205.1 35 5.3 2.0 LP - 7.5 2.6 46.5 -17 9.8 3.2 LP 1712 5.7 LP 291 M(12) 389/131 50.8
Bharat Rasayan * 1703 4.25 10 75 472.3 31.4 620.7 36 17.8 54.5 61 15 166.9 128.2 188.7 45 23.8 25.1 123 1712 182.4 64 4659 (807) 5078/2310 25.6
Dhanuka Agritech * 1703 9.82 2 75 105.9 23.9 873.2 5 19.3 118.2 * 13 30 27.1 24.1 221.5 5 15.9 28.6 6 1712 24.2 -3 662 (-35) 940/631 27.3
Insecticid.India * 1703 20.67 10 69 225.9 13.3 1107.4 12 10.3 58.5 48 20 36.0 28.3 175.9 24 13.1 9.6 67 1712 40.0 57 771 (-25) 966/516 19.3
Kilpest India * 1703 6.41 10 43 17.3 2.1 13.0 -17 8.2 0.2 23 3 0.8 0.3 3.7 - 4.9 - -75 1712 0.7 121 133 (-1) 169/25 -
Meghmani Organ. * 1703 25.43 1 48 24.9 6.8 1046.2 9 12.6 43.2 1 40 3.2 1.7 307.3 35 15.4 17.1 95 1712 3.1 55 98 (-2) 129/36 31.5
NACL Industries 1703 15.63 1 75 14.1 9.8 734.2 6 8.3 19.7 * 117 13 3.1 1.3 186.7 17 6.4 1.4 LP 1712 1.5 176 43 M(-4) 69/26 29.7
P I Inds. 1703 13.79 1 51 116.7 33.1 2276.5 9 24.3 457.1 * 47 400 38.1 32.8 537.7 10 19.5 80.7 -14 1712 28.7 -6 846 M(-13) 1035/674 29.5
Paushak 1703 3.21 10 67 248.3 10.5 66.7 -14 18.1 7.8 * -33 30 34.2 24.2 29.1 47 26.8 5.0 90 1712 47.1 110 1497 (158) 1550/540 31.8
Rallis India 1703 19.45 1 50 57.9 14.3 1400.5 9 16.9 146.4 * 16 375 9.2 7.0 357.3 17 13.1 33.0 -3 1712 7.4 -6 225 (-4) 289/205 30.5
Super Crop Safe * 1703 7.85 2 39 6.3 17.5 75.0 4 6.4 2.9 140 7 0.9 0.7 16.2 -12 11.1 1.1 115 1712 1.2 165 27 C(1) 36/23 23.1
UPL 1703 101.67 2 28 150.9 3.2 6939.0 16 13.5 269.0 -30 350 18.2 5.3 1942.0 8 12.3 145.0 LP 1712 11.3 29 700 M(-23) 902/681 62.2
IND.COMPOSITE 264.74 15754.6 15.3 1217.3 14.1 355.5 63759 41.0
68 PESTICIDES / AGROCHEMICALS - MULTINATIONAL
Bayer Crop Sci. 1703 34.33 10 69 598.8 14.9 2802.8 1 14.8 290.3 * -8 170 93.0 84.6 479.7 -28 4.7 10.7 -71 1712 80.5 -20 3843 M(-340)5050/3685 47.8
Excel Crop Care * 1703 5.50 5 65 395.4 15.2 963.5 10 10.1 61.9 * 13 230 69.5 54.0 258.7 45 8.2 12.9 381 1712 77.6 36 3282 (-32) 3940/1630 42.3
Monsanto India * 1703 17.26 10 72 306.8 31.3 640.7 18 24.5 149.3 43 300 88.7 83.4 183.7 15 37.5 63.3 7 1712 81.9 -1 2494 (-26) 2980/2300 30.5
IND.COMPOSITE 57.09 4407.0 15.2 501.5 12.2 86.9 21110 42.0
69 PETROCHEMICALS
Agarwal Indl. * 1703 10.16 10 60 107.3 9.8 297.3 7 8.8 8.9 33 15 14.1 8.5 83.0 13 8.4 2.8 135 1712 11.6 45 409 (-97) 792/406 35.3
Bhansali Engg. 1703 16.59 1 55 9.5 24.3 626.2 18 10.0 34.8 * 108 20 2.4 2.1 257.9 110 16.8 29.1 850 1712 5.2 317 168 (1) 217/22 32.4
DCW * 1703 44.20 2 47 29.8 3.1 1175.8 -7 12.3 20.1 * 18 - 4.0 0.9 273.6 -9 14.8 -0.8 PL 1712 - PL 37 C(-1) 55/30 -
Dhunseri Petro. * 1703 35.02 10 74 216.5 18.9 22.2 -17 3.4 144.7 567 20 41.4 41.3 256.6 999 11.4 26.6 259 1712 4.1 -93 164 (28) 196/71 40.4
Diamines & Chem. 1703 9.78 10 65 35.0 13.1 34.8 -2 26.7 4.3 999 15 6.3 4.4 9.6 31 31.3 1.8 158 1712 7.5 128 107 (2) 123/52 14.2
INEOS Styrolut. 1703 17.59 10 75 333.7 12.4 1482.4 -6 8.7 68.9 * 8 40 53.5 39.2 453.0 44 6.8 14.3 164 1712 36.0 -4 920 (-16) 1169/592 25.6
Manali Petrochem * 1703 86.00 5 45 18.8 13.4 576.6 0 9.2 41.1 -16 10 2.8 2.4 162.2 17 18.8 17.2 28 1712 2.0 -30 37 (4) 49/30 18.6
Oricon Enter. * 1703 31.41 2 66 31.3 0.4 38.5 -33 -15.3 1.9 * -87 23 0.2 0.1 14.7 125 -10.7 1.0 -56 1712 0.9 81 61 (1) 72/51 -
Panama Petrochem * 1703 12.10 2 49 48.1 14.8 725.4 9 9.4 40.3 100 50 7.1 6.5 317.4 59 8.5 14.6 41 1712 8.8 70 188 B(-2) 268/76 21.3
Savita Oil Tech 1703 14.60 10 72 452.8 14.9 1497.2 1 10.4 92.9 * 163 135 80.3 60.9 453.6 23 11.5 35.2 94 1712 79.9 66 1445 (-60) 1700/858 18.1
Supreme Petroch. 1703 96.50 10 61 60.3 36.0 2918.6 41 10.2 179.5 136 45 20.9 18.6 720.8 5 6.6 28.0 -21 1712 15.0 -13 350 (-8) 447/263 23.3
IND.COMPOSITE 373.95 9394.8 10.0 637.4 10.3 169.7 14527 24.0
70 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - BULK DRUGS & FORMLN
Alembic 1703 53.41 2 64 13.8 8.7 144.3 8 3.2 31.2 23 10 1.3 1.1 29.9 11 14.5 5.6 672 1712 1.4 33 61 (-) 72/34 43.0
Alembic Pharma 1703 37.70 2 73 99.1 25.4 2985.9 -1 21.2 430.6 -38 200 26.4 22.0 754.9 -6 21.3 105.0 -24 1712 17.9 -27 553 (31) 709/470 30.9
Alkem Lab * 1703 23.91 2 66 367.4 22.1 4668.5 18 18.8 882.8 * 24 750 80.2 73.8 1422.5 23 22.0 213.0 - 1712 65.1 -7 2171 (3) 2468/1578 33.4
Aurobindo Pharma * 1703 58.59 1 52 144.0 22.3 9607.1 5 24.9 1720.3 6 250 34.3 29.4 2620.4 7 25.4 444.3 1 1712 33.7 18 584 (-30) 809/504 17.3
Bal Pharma * 1703 14.17 10 45 47.8 8.0 226.0 14 8.7 5.0 * 78 10 8.1 3.5 51.9 -11 11.5 1.7 9 1712 3.2 41 94 (3) 128/84 29.8
Biocon 1703 300.00 5 61 109.0 8.3 2587.9 12 22.9 516.4 * 71 60 11.1 8.6 592.1 -9 9.4 43.7 -58 1712 6.1 -15 592 B(-13) 658/295 96.7
Cadila Health. * 1703 102.37 1 75 64.7 10.3 3230.7 -54 10.0 662.5 -67 320 8.9 6.5 1504.6 111 27.2 306.4 999 1712 12.9 142 410 (2) 558/373 31.8
Cipla * 1703 161.00 2 37 159.0 7.9 10974.6 -9 14.5 952.7 * -32 100 18.1 11.8 2892.4 12 23.5 418.5 23 1712 15.5 40 600 M(20) 663/479 38.7
Claris Lifescien * 1703 54.57 10 50 135.7 -2.1 21.1 -83 -99.9 -15.6 * -777 20 - - 0.1 -95 - -320.2 PL 1712 245.7 999 385 (2) 426/308 1.6
Dishman Carbogen 1703 32.28 2 61 297.6 - 451.5 6530 32.8 22.5 * 999 60 9.8 1.4 76.6 -21 55.5 11.7 LP 1712 2.7 61 332 M(-22) 397/275 122.4
Dr Reddy’s Labs 1703 82.95 5 27 699.3 11.7 9719.8 -6 18.0 1347.2 * 2 400 125.5 81.2 2501.3 -2 21.4 296.9 -32 1712 34.7 -46 2152 M(42) 2948/1902 61.9
FDC * 1703 17.78 1 69 71.1 16.0 1008.9 2 23.4 186.7 * 15 225 12.4 10.5 248.8 13 21.0 42.7 94 1712 10.2 2 287 (55) 297/164 28.2
Glenmark Pharma. * 1703 28.22 1 47 334.4 25.5 7989.2 31 36.3 2322.0 56 200 86.0 82.3 1459.3 -31 18.3 194.1 -73 1712 47.1 -42 523 M(-68) 958/517 11.1
Gufic BioScience * 1703 7.74 1 66 5.8 28.9 249.3 23 10.8 11.4 57 5 1.9 1.5 88.4 36 13.5 5.8 87 1712 2.3 72 119 (6) 144/54 50.9
Ind-Swift Labs. * 1703 45.28 10 55 50.6 - 674.9 6 15.5 -34.4 25 - 11.9 - 166.1 -3 20.2 0.1 LP 1712 - 34 74 M(17) 84/31 -
Indoco Remedies 1703 18.43 2 59 70.7 12.6 1094.1 9 14.3 77.0 * -7 80 15.2 8.4 274.2 1 15.8 22.7 29 1712 4.1 -53 257 (-15) 317/179 62.1
Ipca Labs. * 1703 25.24 2 46 196.1 7.9 3156.7 11 13.7 185.5 * 109 50 28.2 14.7 859.2 15 18.8 105.6 155 1712 17.7 29 628 (73) 656/400 35.5
J B Chemicals * 1703 16.71 2 56 166.1 10.5 1174.7 3 18.9 136.5 * -11 50 21.9 16.3 304.7 10 19.2 33.9 -5 1712 13.4 -28 300 M(2) 363/255 22.5
Jagsonpal Pharma * 1703 13.10 5 69 39.0 1.7 143.9 0 4.0 1.6 * -50 2 1.4 0.6 38.1 11 -5.5 -2.3 PL 1712 - PL 32 (-2) 51/28 -
Lasa Supergeneri * 1703 22.86 10 40 43.0 - 199.7 - 7.4 -0.6 - - 3.5 - 61.0 - 22.1 3.1 - 1712 - - 129 M(-31) 215/126 -
Mangalam Drugs * 1703 15.83 10 51 54.4 32.1 302.9 3 16.2 24.3 50 - 18.5 15.3 73.9 -8 17.1 6.0 -2 1712 16.0 18 163 (1) 226/126 10.2
Mesco Pharma. * 1703 20.32 10 42 -4.8 - - 0 - -0.3 PL - - - - - - - - 1712 - - 2746 (-15) 2890/2680 -
Morepen Labs. 1703 89.97 2 35 5.2 - 537.0 19 11.2 23.0 14 - 1.3 0.5 141.6 2 12.0 9.7 107 1712 0.7 25 35 (2) 44/15 -
Natco Pharma * 1703 36.90 2 48 141.7 32.6 2002.8 89 34.6 494.8 180 338 28.4 25.5 540.3 -18 53.0 217.3 10 1712 31.4 51 803 M(-111)1080/671 25.6
Panacea Biotec * 1703 6.13 1 74 8.4 - 530.1 -18 11.5 -48.7 - - 2.8 - 152.2 49 19.9 -9.7 62 1712 - -116 316 (40) 364/129 -
Piramal Enterp. 1703 36.06 2 51 902.4 5.7 3766.2 11 48.7 776.9 -18 1050 48.3 43.1 871.1 43 39.9 81.1 35 1712 15.8 -72 2630 XR(10)3065/1800 166.3
RPG LifeScience. 1703 13.23 8 69 93.2 10.7 304.4 9 9.6 15.4 * 33 35 16.4 9.3 95.7 45 12.6 5.5 396 1712 4.1 -71 474 (28) 606/294 115.5
Sakar Healthcare 1703 10.96 10 69 32.4 12.4 44.2 7 23.1 3.4 53 - 6.2 3.1 - - - - - 3.6 - 61 (6) 78/49 16.8
Source Natural * 1703 6.44 10 74 10.8 - 15.9 46 11.5 1.4 229 - 2.7 2.2 2.7 -55 24.4 0.7 -51 1712 1.6 10 105 (-10) 220/84 65.7
Strides Shasun * 1703 89.50 10 31 361.2 5.5 2063.5 -5 12.8 176.3 86 45 33.9 19.7 297.9 -19 -0.8 104.4 LP 1712 26.6 406 732 M(45) 1220/641 27.5
Sun Pharma.Inds. * 1703 239.93 1 54 87.0 -1.3 7702.4 0 1.2 -282.8 * 79 350 0.6 - 1992.0 7 9.0 40.5 LP 1712 0.5 LP 563 M(6) 728/433 -
Syngene Intl. 1703 200.00 10 74 70.7 23.6 1200.9 8 33.9 287.3 19 10 20.1 14.4 387.7 17 32.5 81.9 10 1712 15.0 4 590 (-3) 670/430 39.4
Themis Medicare 1703 9.17 10 67 125.5 20.3 216.7 7 14.7 17.5 16 - 26.6 19.1 50.0 -8 10.4 1.4 -74 1712 9.8 -40 554 M(-15) 798/380 56.8
Titan Biotech * 1703 7.74 10 48 29.9 10.5 52.5 15 10.5 2.3 36 8 4.1 3.0 14.9 21 14.3 0.8 50 1712 3.2 18 69 (5) 80/38 21.9
Torrent Pharma. * 1703 84.61 5 71 263.2 20.9 4592.7 -16 24.5 798.3 * -53 280 61.1 45.1 1012.0 -17 25.6 20.0 -91 1712 18.9 -62 1393 (56) 1572/1144 73.6
TTK Healthcare 1703 7.77 10 65 188.5 13.9 532.7 3 7.4 18.8 * -17 50 38.4 23.2 146.0 19 13.1 12.3 243 1712 26.7 5 1276 (218) 1458/685 47.9

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Unichem Labs. 1703 18.19 2 50 124.3 9.6 1397.9 15 11.6 102.9 * 2 150 15.8 11.3 159.1 2 -34.6 2507.0 999 1712 284.2 999 329 M(-29) 382/234 1.2
Vikram Thermo * 1703 5.58 10 61 64.6 14.4 45.1 17 19.0 4.9 * 16 17 10.9 8.4 13.8 26 6.0 0.2 -79 1712 6.1 -33 109 (-2) 152/101 18.0
Wockhardt 1703 55.30 5 74 110.2 11.5 2297.5 4 6.3 137.1 999 200 22.0 12.4 535.1 -2 3.5 -27.5 -41 1712 - PL 774 M(29) 1012/532 -
Zota Health 1703 17.54 10 66 35.6 25.1 71.6 11 14.0 5.5 * 8 20 3.4 2.7 - - - - - - - 215 M(12) 228/126 -
IND.COMPOSITE 2087.48 87985.4 19.8 11999.6 21.3 4983.7 538563 26.9
71 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - BULK DRUGS
Aarti Drugs * 1703 23.86 10 62 166.6 19.9 1092.3 2 16.6 74.2 12 10 46.5 31.1 308.2 17 16.5 22.0 35 1712 29.8 - 627 (40) 785/456 21.0
Anuh Pharma * 1703 12.53 5 72 54.6 13.7 206.2 -37 11.3 17.3 * -33 50 7.7 6.9 63.3 19 8.8 4.9 13 1712 7.9 9 169 (-) 217/160 21.5
Beta Drugs Ltd 1703 8.65 10 - 34.5 - 41.7 58 17.3 5.2 357 - 7.4 6.0 - - - - - 6.0 357 145 M(-15) 216/88 24.2
Denis Chem Lab * 1703 13.88 10 39 34.4 5.4 113.4 14 12.3 1.3 LP - 5.8 0.9 27.4 -6 11.5 0.6 - 1712 - 81 100 R(3) 179/85 -
DIL * 1703 2.29 10 63 381.0 -22.3 5.9 -4 -99.9 -18.9 * -110 25 - - 3.1 211 -37.0 -3.9 21 1712 - -4 2966 (445) 3098/590 -
Divi’s Lab. 1703 53.09 2 52 203.8 21.6 4023.9 8 35.8 1053.2 * -5 500 44.3 39.7 1037.9 6 31.4 224.7 -16 1712 32.7 -23 1016 (-17) 1142/533 31.1
Everest Organics * 1703 8.00 10 73 20.1 12.9 106.9 7 5.0 1.4 * 71 - 4.9 1.8 26.9 -3 7.4 0.5 13 1712 2.6 -20 146 C(4) 184/64 55.4
Gennex Lab. * 1703 12.65 1 22 2.4 9.1 41.9 9 10.8 2.7 14 - 0.3 0.2 11.9 12 7.9 0.3 -69 1712 0.1 -74 4 (-) 8/3 -
Granules India * 1703 25.38 1 45 46.7 18.4 1349.5 2 21.9 142.3 * 18 90 8.3 5.5 412.7 25 18.0 33.8 -4 1712 5.6 4 115 M(-5) 157/102 20.4
Guj. Themis Bio. 1703 7.26 5 75 5.6 - 35.7 9 16.8 4.3 -9 - 3.7 2.9 9.8 16 16.3 1.0 -8 1712 2.7 -14 47 (-) 68/40 17.3
Hikal * 1703 16.44 2 69 65.3 13.4 1013.9 10 19.8 68.5 66 60 16.6 8.2 346.6 40 19.3 23.2 68 1712 9.6 23 225 (16) 265/191 23.5
Jubilant Life 1703 15.93 1 54 128.2 3.9 2491.2 -6 12.8 73.9 * 1 300 9.7 4.6 922.1 54 20.8 97.9 999 1712 12.4 356 928 (-28) 1039/600 74.8
Lactose (India) * 1703 9.85 10 32 28.0 12.1 35.7 3 32.0 2.7 17 - 6.2 2.8 9.1 -21 29.1 0.4 -66 1712 0.0 -99 125 C(-6) 190/71 -
Lupin * 1703 90.41 2 47 327.0 23.5 12753.2 12 35.2 3144.6 12 375 76.1 68.0 2462.1 -23 20.2 309.2 -64 1712 35.5 -54 816 M(-36) 1498/782 23.0
Marksans Pharma * 1703 40.93 1 48 10.2 - 215.8 -40 11.2 12.2 * -83 5 0.7 0.3 80.0 24 14.4 5.6 -21 1712 0.2 -67 38 (-) 58/34 -
Nectar Lifesci. * 1703 22.43 1 44 44.9 5.6 1643.3 -2 13.6 54.4 * - 5 5.2 2.4 531.3 20 12.8 19.0 5 1712 2.5 -4 31 (1) 44/24 12.4
Neuland Labs. 1703 8.88 10 52 242.9 16.3 572.7 12 15.3 32.5 23 - 57.6 36.6 115.9 -12 8.5 1.2 -67 1712 17.2 -49 708 (-50) 1680/685 41.3
NGL Fine-Chem 1703 3.09 5 65 94.7 27.7 100.2 4 25.6 14.2 25 - 28.0 23.0 29.3 17 23.8 2.6 -39 1712 17.4 -26 400 (4) 558/301 22.9
Nutraplus India * 1703 17.05 5 40 19.7 -10.9 91.4 18 -1.9 -7.1 * PL - - - 31.1 27 10.6 0.2 LP 1712 - -160 37 (3) 51/20 -
Parabolic Drugs * 1703 61.89 10 38 -127.5 - 73.7 -2 -61.8 -107.9 78 - - - 16.3 -33 -27.6 -15.5 66 1712 2.6 LP 9 (1) 10/6 3.5
Parnax Lab * 1703 8.50 10 63 12.8 - 5.3 -27 1.0 -0.8 25 - - - 1.8 -3 24.7 0.1 LP 1712 - 50 55 (3) 78/41 -
Samrat Pharma * 1703 3.09 10 48 49.6 10.8 72.7 15 5.1 1.6 * 428 - 7.3 5.0 25.1 38 9.4 1.4 124 1712 8.7 74 150 (47) 170/49 17.2
Sequent Scien. * 1703 48.75 2 57 51.6 - 378.4 -4 3.5 - PL - 1.0 - 26.7 -9 -27.3 -4.3 -538 1712 0.7 LP 75 (2) 147/65 -
Shilpa Medicare * 1703 8.15 1 54 117.3 15.6 733.4 9 24.8 119.4 * 8 60 17.8 14.6 173.2 -1 19.4 24.2 -12 1712 16.6 16 469 M(-51) 749/465 28.3
SMS Pharma. * 1703 8.47 1 67 30.9 12.8 445.2 -27 16.9 35.5 -15 20 6.5 4.2 103.7 -18 24.2 12.1 26 1712 5.1 19 91 (-) 121/67 17.9
Suven Life Scie. 1703 12.73 1 60 57.5 15.9 543.5 9 30.4 107.9 * 23 100 10.0 8.3 162.7 41 31.6 34.6 43 1712 9.5 12 191 (-8) 251/155 20.2
Vinati Organics 1703 10.28 2 74 132.3 22.8 666.3 6 32.9 136.6 * 4 25 30.7 26.6 185.7 13 26.8 31.7 -9 1712 24.7 -10 826 M(-57) 1122/700 33.5
IND.COMPOSITE 554.46 28853.2 27.6 4971.2 20.7 827.7 103153 28.0
72 PHARMACEUTICALS - INDIAN - FORMULATIONS
Ajanta Pharma 1703 17.60 2 71 170.9 37.9 1822.7 16 34.9 489.7 * 16 650 62.4 55.6 500.8 -2 30.7 164.6 -4 1712 50.8 -16 1348 M(37) 1870/1106 26.5
Alpa Lab. * 1703 21.04 10 55 47.5 7.4 65.6 23 10.9 7.2 -7 - 3.8 3.4 16.6 -3 18.5 3.9 53 1712 3.2 -11 43 (8) 57/28 13.4
Amrutanjan Healt * 1703 2.92 2 50 86.6 15.4 222.0 20 13.8 19.1 * -11 193 14.4 12.6 62.5 6 4.4 5.8 -22 1712 10.7 -23 573 (-19) 790/517 53.4
Bafna Pharma. * 1703 18.66 10 33 24.1 - 65.0 -24 -8.0 -18.5 -52 - - - 10.9 -32 5.2 28.1 LP 1712 5.0 LP 28 (5) 33/20 5.6
Bharat Immunol. 1703 43.18 10 59 9.7 - 124.2 -3 9.9 6.8 LP - 1.7 1.6 4.5 -81 4.7 0.5 -77 1712 - PL 24 (-) 39/20 -
Bliss GVS Pharma 1703 10.31 1 60 47.7 13.6 349.2 7 26.3 62.6 -5 60 6.6 6.1 72.4 -13 27.2 10.4 -36 1712 4.8 -11 195 (-) 230/129 41.1
Caplin Point Lab * 1703 15.12 2 69 25.9 44.3 344.4 49 28.3 70.8 * 17 75 11.1 9.4 110.8 26 33.4 23.6 34 1712 13.6 103 626 (44) 784/374 45.9
ERIS Lifescience * 1703 13.75 1 56 39.8 56.9 688.4 14 39.3 229.4 * 69 - 18.4 16.7 182.2 9 43.5 73.9 10 1712 19.6 - 727 (-48) 831/511 37.0
Hester Bios 1703 8.51 10 54 140.7 22.6 123.2 22 33.3 24.9 28 53 35.8 29.3 31.5 11 40.0 6.5 12 1712 33.6 22 1601 (72) 1950/716 47.6
Ind-Swift * 1703 10.83 2 56 -115.1 - 267.2 -13 -99.9 -363.8 -82 - - - 76.8 7 -4.1 -14.0 92 1712 - 69 9 (-) 12/5 -
Jenburkt Pharma. * 1703 4.59 10 45 116.8 28.7 103.3 10 19.1 13.4 * 24 81 33.1 29.2 30.9 24 20.9 4.5 54 1712 32.9 34 558 M(23) 650/392 17.0
Kerala Ayurveda 1703 10.56 10 62 17.0 - 36.1 11 13.3 2.2 * 30 - 2.7 2.1 11.4 24 15.3 1.3 30 1712 2.3 -3 86 (-5) 123/64 37.4
Laurus Labs 1703 106.03 10 31 128.1 18.6 1891.9 7 22.0 202.9 40 15 28.8 18.9 473.8 -5 18.3 35.9 -23 1712 19.5 14 516 M(7) 634/485 26.4
Lincoln Pharma. 1703 20.00 10 33 93.3 15.5 304.7 -2 14.0 25.6 15 12 14.7 12.8 75.6 20 19.5 11.1 122 1712 13.8 -5 224 (-3) 275/148 16.2
Medicamen Biotec * 1703 11.38 10 47 40.9 23.1 82.5 23 14.0 5.2 973 - 6.2 4.5 28.3 41 17.4 2.8 64 1712 8.2 60 630 C(-9) 784/415 76.7
Vista Pharma. * 1703 5.73 2 36 7.4 8.4 24.2 57 12.6 1.2 49 - 0.8 0.4 7.1 13 23.3 0.6 37 1712 0.6 -14 41 C(-) 54/22 -
Zenotech Lab. 1703 61.03 10 69 8.8 - 2.3 9 -99.9 -21.7 * -13 - - - 3.4 999 -31.6 -1.4 73 1712 - 20 44 R(-2) 60/34 -
IND.COMPOSITE 381.24 6516.7 20.7 757.0 24.7 358.1 38475 31.9
73 PHARMACEUTICALS - MULTINATIONAL
Abbott India * 1703 21.25 10 75 652.7 21.4 2902.6 11 13.7 276.8 8 400 138.0 130.2 881.5 18 18.5 115.4 35 1712 161.6 17 5667 (301) 6110/3996 35.1
Astrazeneca Phar * 1703 5.00 2 75 72.2 14.5 539.6 -4 5.5 24.8 374 - 16.2 9.9 128.5 -14 -8.4 -10.4 PL 1712 7.2 -40 1014 (-129) 1278/883 141.1
Glaxosmi. Pharma 1703 84.70 10 75 239.5 15.9 2994.5 6 13.9 306.5 * -18 300 29.1 26.0 703.9 - 20.1 89.7 118 1712 39.0 8 2421 (-40) 2770/2309 62.1
Merck 1612 16.60 10 52 388.8 12.3 996.3 6 12.0 76.0 40 110 63.6 43.5 305.5 16 18.5 31.7 11 1709 50.0 11 1450 (64) 1687/977 29.0
Novartis India 1703 12.35 5 71 371.6 5.4 656.2 -5 3.9 57.2 -40 200 24.6 23.2 156.1 -5 7.6 7.5 -43 1712 17.6 LP 615 M(-11) 758/579 34.9
Pfizer 1703 45.75 10 64 528.7 11.1 1966.3 -2 17.8 253.5 * -15 200 69.2 55.4 456.5 -7 25.8 87.2 71 1712 79.3 53 2281 (99) 2365/1625 28.8
Sanofi India 1612 23.03 10 60 753.5 17.7 2368.6 8 22.3 296.9 * 25 680 172.1 115.1 626.6 5 29.3 116.3 40 1709 128.2 -1 4778 (-154) 5130/3901 37.3
IND.COMPOSITE 208.68 12424.1 15.0 1291.7 20.4 437.4 60446 40.9
74 PHOTOGRAPHIC AND ALLIED PRODUCTS
Jindal Photo * 1703 10.26 10 73 180.5 -0.3 - 0 - -0.6 * 64 - - - - - - - -99 1712 - PL 66 (-4) 123/61 -
IND.COMPOSITE 10.26 0.0 - -0.6 - 0.0 68 -
75 PLASTICS PRODUCTS
Apollo Pipes 1703 11.03 10 55 13.9 -1.4 - 0 - -0.1 -15 - - - 74.7 50 11.4 4.5 126 1712 - PL 576 M(-6) 725/269 -
Arrow Greentech * 1703 11.74 10 65 34.4 38.0 30.9 36 51.0 12.8 * 15 56 12.0 10.9 9.7 35 39.0 2.7 40 1712 14.0 23 402 (-39) 715/395 28.8

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Astral Poly * 1703 11.98 1 59 69.7 13.6 1474.8 12 14.0 106.0 * 45 50 12.3 8.8 405.2 14 13.4 31.4 27 1712 9.9 33 775 (-12) 870/432 78.2
Biopac India 1703 17.25 10 50 11.7 0.5 47.8 -8 21.0 0.1 92 - 3.2 0.1 12.6 6 23.8 0.1 - 1712 0.3 LP 27 (1) 45/16 -
Bright Brothers * 1703 5.68 10 50 84.0 -2.7 183.5 19 4.2 -1.3 * 81 20 5.8 - 47.1 6 5.6 0.3 LP 1712 - 90 98 (-7) 132/62 -
Capitan Polyp. * 1703 10.08 10 75 29.0 18.3 116.9 -5 13.3 4.9 28 4 6.9 4.8 38.5 24 12.7 1.9 40 1712 5.3 13 161 (3) 190/118 30.2
Dhabriya Poly. * 1703 10.82 10 74 28.2 15.1 72.9 17 15.9 3.7 21 - 5.8 3.4 19.4 - 16.9 1.0 - 1712 - - 134 M(-12) 198/120 -
Dutron Polymers 1703 6.00 10 71 26.8 11.7 91.1 -17 6.1 1.8 -7 14 5.3 2.8 21.4 10 4.3 0.5 156 1712 2.9 13 132 (-10) 176/110 46.3
EPC Inds. 1703 27.71 10 55 48.4 7.7 200.8 -1 6.2 9.9 * 14 - 4.7 3.6 53.9 9 8.9 2.6 -50 1712 1.4 -64 158 M(-8) 215/132 116.1
Finolex Inds. * 1703 124.10 10 52 184.6 18.2 2987.6 5 18.8 346.5 * 52 115 32.4 27.9 722.7 25 15.7 69.6 -3 1712 24.4 -3 632 (-25) 753/510 25.9
Jai Corp * 1703 17.84 1 73 60.8 -0.2 655.4 5 13.0 -2.2 PL 50 0.8 - 146.8 9 14.0 4.6 LP 1712 1.3 999 167 (7) 223/68 125.8
Jain Irrigation 1703 99.27 2 28 92.7 4.3 4199.6 -14 15.0 182.2 192 38 7.3 3.7 1027.1 30 14.6 64.7 999 1712 5.3 165 118 C(-4) 150/83 22.2
Kingfa Science * 1703 12.11 10 75 202.9 6.5 427.1 36 4.4 11.8 10 - 12.3 9.8 164.0 48 7.2 8.2 496 1712 17.1 59 997 R(20) 1170/615 58.2
Kisan Mouldings * 1703 33.86 10 44 37.3 - 435.5 -6 9.1 0.5 LP - 3.9 0.2 115.3 19 7.7 -1.8 44 1712 0.7 LP 172 M(-5) 212/75 -
KKalpana Inds. 1703 18.81 2 74 28.8 10.0 1944.0 5 4.2 25.0 * 207 - 4.1 2.7 402.7 -8 5.5 5.7 75 1712 1.5 114 34 (-2) 55/25 22.4
Machino Plastics * 1703 6.14 10 74 78.5 10.3 259.2 27 10.1 4.7 * 237 20 28.6 7.6 74.5 12 10.0 0.9 -45 1712 - PL 225 (-2) 342/200 -
Mayur Uniquoters * 1703 22.89 5 61 86.0 21.9 484.8 -5 26.9 78.8 * -5 20 20.7 17.1 138.0 27 26.1 21.8 21 1712 18.6 -3 509 (34) 568/315 27.4
Mold-Tek Pack. * 1703 13.85 5 36 52.0 19.8 308.3 12 16.5 26.4 * 9 72 12.4 8.8 83.0 22 18.7 7.8 53 1712 11.1 15 326 (2) 374/208 29.3
Multibase India * 1703 12.62 10 75 51.0 23.1 86.5 23 22.0 13.3 * 34 - 11.1 10.5 28.6 39 29.0 5.7 88 1712 14.9 57 640 (23) 779/267 43.0
Natl. Plastic * 1703 9.13 10 57 26.1 4.5 97.7 -2 7.6 1.1 -47 10 3.3 1.0 26.3 -5 9.7 1.1 49 1712 1.9 -22 64 (5) 92/50 33.6
Nilkamal Ltd 1703 14.92 10 64 467.2 18.5 1956.7 5 11.3 118.7 12 110 111.9 79.2 522.8 6 12.7 33.1 17 1712 77.6 -4 1712 (40) 2275/1491 22.1
OK Play India * 1703 18.61 10 58 23.8 - 69.4 -29 21.2 0.5 * -93 - 2.1 0.2 27.4 53 16.5 1.6 999 1712 1.0 -66 114 (9) 239/97 -
Pearl Polymers * 1703 16.83 10 54 31.6 - 174.1 -2 5.8 0.2 * -73 - 3.8 0.1 48.9 13 4.4 0.2 -53 1712 - PL 31 (-2) 55/28 -
Pil Italica * 1703 23.50 1 66 2.2 - 58.4 37 1.7 2.0 * 405 - 0.1 0.1 19.2 53 8.6 1.2 147 1712 0.1 122 15 C(-) 20/10 -
Polylink Poly. * 1703 11.06 5 75 5.4 11.4 32.0 -11 6.3 1.3 -30 - 0.9 0.6 9.0 12 8.9 0.5 52 1712 0.7 40 27 (2) 33/10 -
Premier Polyfilm * 1703 10.47 5 48 16.4 10.9 103.7 9 8.4 3.5 * -4 10 2.7 1.7 33.0 38 10.4 1.4 300 1712 2.2 52 45 (6) 65/26 20.6
Responsive Ind * 1703 26.69 1 59 22.6 3.5 1825.6 -1 7.5 20.6 * 15 10 4.5 0.8 273.7 -37 9.0 4.9 -50 1712 0.3 -74 43 (5) 107/35 -
Shaily Engineer. * 1703 8.32 10 51 127.0 16.3 246.4 9 16.7 14.6 * 4 50 33.6 17.6 78.6 42 16.7 5.9 246 1712 25.6 69 1385 (384) 1425/490 54.0
Sintex Plastics * 1703 59.41 1 30 7.0 - 0.2 - -99.9 -0.8 - - - - 3.7 - -12.3 0.1 - 1712 - - 68 C(-3) 137/65 -
Sri KPR Inds. * 1703 20.15 10 65 16.7 5.2 14.7 10 34.0 1.8 * -11 10 2.1 0.8 3.4 6 16.1 -0.3 49 1712 1.1 LP 26 (-2) 32/20 24.6
Supreme Inds. 1703 25.41 2 50 122.3 27.3 4461.8 51 17.1 377.6 * 30 750 41.3 29.1 1278.1 15 15.5 98.7 5 1712 28.9 2 1186 (-76) 1490/980 41.0
Texmo Pipes * 1703 25.02 10 35 50.6 -0.7 260.1 1 5.8 -0.8 * PL - 2.0 - 68.4 13 4.4 -0.3 43 1712 - PL 22 M(-2) 35/18 -
Time Technoplast * 1703 22.61 1 53 51.1 9.1 1596.1 17 15.5 94.8 * 30 65 7.1 4.2 454.5 18 15.9 30.1 30 1712 4.8 26 185 (8) 233/93 38.9
Vikas Ecotech * 1703 27.99 1 40 4.7 33.2 371.4 21 18.2 32.8 29 5 1.3 1.2 110.1 31 18.7 10.8 45 1712 1.4 13 37 (-) 49/18 26.3
Wim Plast * 1703 12.00 10 70 218.8 20.4 357.7 0 23.0 48.6 8 70 50.5 40.5 88.7 13 21.7 10.3 7 1712 38.3 -4 1173 (-67) 1690/1126 30.6
IND.COMPOSITE 805.90 25632.5 13.8 1541.3 13.8 431.1 65758 36.2
76 POWER GENERATION AND SUPPLY
Adani Power 1703 3856.94 10 72 12.1 - 11018.0 -14 11.5 -2139.4 PL - - - 2183.5 -13 -19.5 -1242.3 -51 1712 - -101 31 (-2) 48/26 -
Adani Transmissi 1703 1099.81 10 75 19.3 - 809.7 195 3.1 3.9 LP - 0.0 - 242.0 1 -4.2 -32.3 PL 1712 - 68 196 (2) 252/61 -
BF Utilities * 1703 18.83 5 56 22.5 9.1 21.3 308 68.8 7.3 * LP - 3.0 1.9 4.9 56 51.2 15.5 LP 1712 3.8 750 445 (13) 599/313 118.0
CESC * 1703 132.56 10 50 1005.1 5.2 7220.1 6 24.0 681.8 * -28 100 80.2 49.4 1706.0 5 18.4 154.0 1 1712 50.7 -43 989 (-12) 1189/793 19.5
Energy Devl.Co. * 1703 47.50 10 57 37.9 -0.2 103.2 -23 4.2 -0.4 * PL 5 0.6 - 13.0 -39 17.0 1.7 LP 1712 0.9 100 26 (3) 47/14 -
Guj Inds. Power * 1703 151.25 10 58 147.8 10.7 1310.6 -3 32.8 229.2 22 27 23.6 15.2 342.6 12 34.4 59.1 43 1712 17.1 23 118 (1) 151/100 6.9
India Power Corp 1703 97.38 1 59 11.5 0.8 450.2 -20 26.4 9.1 * -72 5 0.3 0.1 98.9 -21 15.4 3.5 27 1709 0.1 -66 30 (-) 48/28 -
Indowind Energy * 1703 89.74 10 48 19.3 0.7 23.9 54 63.8 1.2 * 39 - 1.4 0.1 3.3 -21 22.1 - LP 1712 0.6 LP 9 (-1) 16/4 -
JP Power Ven. * 1703 5996.00 10 31 16.5 -8.7 2791.6 -28 34.3 -760.6 -312 - - - 855.5 23 21.0 -194.4 -12 1712 - 32 6 (-1) 10/4 -
JSW Energy * 1703 1640.05 10 75 51.3 2.3 4041.0 -31 22.4 190.6 * -83 5 3.4 1.2 1134.6 24 16.0 51.6 LP 1712 1.1 -66 79 (-6) 98/60 74.9
KSK Energy Ven. * 1703 423.99 10 38 73.6 -2.8 19.9 -9 43.2 -88.8 * -136 - - - 0.5 -88 - -32.0 -79 1712 - -108 13 (-1) 19/6 -
NHPC Ltd * 1703 10259.3 10 74 26.3 7.3 7271.2 -1 52.6 2078.2 * 11 18 0.5 - 1497.9 14 52.4 687.9 220 1712 2.0 -13 28 (-) 35/26 14.2
NLC India * 1703 1528.57 10 84 79.8 27.0 8581.5 30 39.6 3394.2 201 73 25.2 20.7 1706.5 -10 23.8 172.5 -49 1712 21.6 152 100 (-) 123/88 4.6
NTPC 1703 8245.46 10 62 116.7 10.0 78273.4 10 27.3 10012.2 -8 48 18.8 11.6 20774.4 7 25.1 2360.8 -4 1712 12.3 -1 163 (-3) 188/153 13.3
Orient Green 1703 739.80 10 72 11.6 - - 0 - -35.2 -5 - - - - - - -12.3 -45 1712 - -208 11 (-) 17/8 -
Power Grid Corpn 1703 5231.59 10 57 95.2 16.1 25716.5 24 87.4 7480.5 * 26 44 28.4 13.8 7507.0 13 88.4 2040.8 6 1712 15.5 13 194 (-3) 226/188 12.5
RattanIndia Infr 1703 276.45 2 83 4.9 - - 0 - -5.1 PL - - - - - - -0.5 74 1712 - 67 6 (-) 12/3 -
Rattanindia Pow. 1703 2952.93 10 54 16.8 - 1334.5 -47 55.1 -320.5 * -196 - - - 414.2 38 26.3 -187.6 -215 1712 - PL 6 (-) 10/5 -
Reliance Infra. 1703 262.99 10 48 798.3 3.3 8947.7 -10 14.5 659.8 * -2 90 59.4 24.0 1945.6 -8 28.7 319.9 -27 1712 19.2 -31 444 (-4) 630/391 23.2
Reliance Power 1703 2805.13 10 75 59.9 - 48.1 -14 -99.9 64.3 -89 - 0.3 0.2 4.3 -18 - 0.1 -100 1712 0.2 200 43 (-) 65/35 -
Tata Power Co. * 1703 270.48 1 33 55.6 3.6 7202.3 -17 27.7 538.9 -66 130 4.3 2.0 1958.8 21 27.2 520.1 72 1712 1.6 -73 86 (1) 102/76 54.0
Torrent Power * 1703 480.62 10 54 143.2 6.5 9985.3 -14 24.3 396.4 * -54 22 28.8 8.2 2742.4 18 28.6 201.2 90 1712 16.8 131 259 (6) 307/172 15.5
IND.COMPOSITE 46607.39 175169.7 35.9 22397.6 34.1 4887.5 413450 13.5
77 PRINTING & STATIONERY
Gala Global * 1703 25.99 10 74 10.7 4.8 61.4 183 3.2 0.6 342 - 0.4 0.2 22.1 28 7.1 0.7 325 1712 0.7 - 326 B(129) 327/89 -
Kokuyo Camlin 1703 10.03 1 75 21.8 0.4 640.3 4 3.4 1.0 * -82 - 1.3 0.1 143.5 13 9.0 5.0 LP 1712 0.7 999 120 (-5) 157/81 -
Linc Pen &Plast. * 1703 14.79 10 59 80.0 15.7 360.9 5 9.3 17.2 -4 30 17.0 11.6 82.4 4 9.0 2.6 -16 1712 7.0 -41 426 (17) 530/220 61.1
MPS 1703 18.62 10 68 184.9 22.5 223.6 0 39.0 64.7 * 4 - 37.2 34.7 53.0 -10 38.4 17.3 10 1712 36.2 6 572 (-3) 730/554 15.8
Navneet Educat. * 1703 46.71 2 62 31.1 24.0 1107.4 18 23.4 158.9 * 28 125 7.9 6.8 174.4 13 11.7 11.9 -6 1712 6.5 - 138 (-4) 194/135 21.2
Repro India * 1703 11.50 10 55 200.2 -1.5 291.8 -22 8.0 -3.1 * 63 - 14.9 - 54.4 -26 15.6 5.8 108 1712 8.3 LP 670 M(9) 863/381 80.5
S Chand & Compan * 1703 17.48 5 47 239.2 5.5 305.8 8 18.4 26.6 * 76 525 9.6 7.6 46.1 7 -26.8 -5.8 29 1712 9.5 390 457 P(7) 707/425 48.1
Sandesh * 1703 7.57 10 75 778.4 12.2 362.4 -3 31.5 70.6 * -11 50 102.5 92.3 94.9 7 28.8 17.5 15 1712 102.6 - 1094 (-15) 1509/819 10.7
IND.COMPOSITE 152.69 3353.4 17.8 336.5 12.8 54.9 10161 23.1

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Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio

78 PUMPS
Kirl. Brothers 1703 15.88 2 66 105.5 4.0 1735.4 6 6.1 33.0 201 50 9.2 4.2 442.1 3 5.3 9.1 333 1712 6.1 37 330 (-10) 432/219 54.1
KSB Pumps 1612 34.81 10 66 170.0 10.8 827.0 1 11.9 61.7 * -11 55 25.0 16.6 200.5 25 10.5 11.6 34 1709 17.0 -11 791 (-44) 936/600 46.5
Shakti Pumps 1703 18.38 10 48 120.6 10.2 404.9 53 13.2 21.3 980 20 18.1 11.0 141.4 44 20.2 15.3 141 1712 16.2 169 534 (-12) 615/160 33.0
WPIL 1703 9.77 10 64 253.6 8.8 280.6 32 15.3 20.9 * 22 20 24.1 21.0 113.8 57 10.4 5.9 -6 1712 22.5 - 595 (-45) 799/383 26.5
IND.COMPOSITE 78.84 3247.9 9.3 136.9 9.5 41.9 6940 43.6
79 RECREATION / AMUSEMENT PARKS
Adlabs Entert. * 1703 88.06 10 50 63.8 - 239.0 2 25.5 -117.1 * -13 - - - 63.0 4 31.2 -35.7 -57 1712 - -28 56 M(-2) 93/53 -
Wonderla Holiday * 1703 56.50 10 71 77.2 7.9 270.4 32 27.6 33.6 -39 10 11.1 5.9 63.8 -6 29.8 6.5 49 1712 6.7 13 381 (4) 424/330 56.9
IND.COMPOSITE 144.56 509.4 26.6 -83.5 30.5 -29.2 2645 57.0
80 REFINERIES
BPCL * 1703 2169.25 10 54 137.4 28.2202210.6 7 5.4 8046.8 13 325 42.0 33.3 60616.4 13 5.3 2143.7 -6 1712 32.7 -15 459 B(-19) 550/400 14.0
CPCL 1703 148.91 10 67 222.5 - 27691.5 7 6.8 1029.8 40 210 87.9 69.2 8587.2 18 9.7 386.2 33 1712 60.8 -18 360 (-18) 477/340 5.9
HPCL * 1703 1523.82 10 51 133.5 32.4187023.7 5 5.7 6191.2 * 65 300 57.3 40.6 57229.8 18 5.5 1949.7 23 1712 42.1 10 380 B(-4) 493/327 9.0
IOCL 1703 4855.90 10 57 205.6 20.3359873.2 4 8.8 19075.2 * 85 190 47.6 34.8110666.9 19 12.0 7883.2 97 1712 40.8 14 370 CB(-40) 463/365 9.1
MRPL 1703 1752.60 10 89 57.5 31.5 43207.9 9 10.9 2595.3 * 101 60 18.7 14.8 14101.0 23 12.4 969.9 71 1712 14.8 -14 118 (-) 146/99 8.0
Nagar.Oil Refin. * 1703 42.82 1 40 2.9 - - 0 - -3.7 -11 - - - - - - -1.2 36 1712 - 21 5 (1) 6/3 -
Reliance Inds. 1703 6334.13 10 46 455.2 11.6242025.0 4 17.9 31478.2 15 110 63.1 49.7 73256.0 19 18.8 8454.0 5 1712 52.3 9 926 B(22) 990/530 17.7
IND.COMPOSITE 16827.43 1062031.8 9.7 68412.8 11.121785.6 949966 13.6
81 REFRACTORIES / INTERMEDIATES
IFGL Refractori. * 1703 36.04 10 72 131.6 7.4 374.0 704 13.7 17.2 * 162 - 15.1 4.8 109.2 15 12.1 0.2 -96 1712 4.9 - 280 M(-4) 374/265 57.0
Orient Refrac. * 1703 12.01 1 70 22.8 28.7 519.4 13 19.8 66.8 * 21 250 6.1 5.6 157.8 23 21.0 22.0 31 1712 6.2 10 169 (7) 187/125 27.4
Vesuvius India * 1712 20.30 10 56 325.6 16.4 909.1 11 18.2 97.2 * 11 68 62.6 47.9 228.5 8 18.1 23.9 15 1712 47.9 11 1331 (6) 1486/1091 27.8
IND.COMPOSITE 68.35 1802.5 17.8 181.2 17.3 46.1 5734 30.4
82 SHIPPING
Chowgule Steam. 1703 36.31 10 70 33.3 -2.3 0.5 -91 -99.9 -2.8 * 46 - - - - - - -1.0 -23 1712 - -1 15 (-) 19/13 -
Essar Shipping * 1703 206.98 10 74 85.0 - 657.7 -10 33.6 -117.0 31 - 1.0 - 150.7 1 18.6 -28.5 69 1712 - 84 26 (-) 36/23 -
GE Shipping Co * 1703 150.78 10 30 342.4 9.2 1704.0 -14 43.4 450.2 * -17 101 54.6 29.9 574.3 47 31.1 54.8 -68 1712 14.3 -46 384 (-1) 482/361 26.8
Global Offshore * 1703 24.73 10 33 167.8 -2.3 98.5 -38 33.1 -9.4 PL - 5.3 - 17.6 -22 18.2 -7.8 -250 1712 - PL 32 (-2) 61/30 -
Mercator * 1703 30.25 1 31 32.0 -2.6 538.3 -9 36.1 -20.8 PL 5 4.2 - 113.0 -21 3.8 -53.8 PL 1712 - -810 35 M(-2) 55/33 -
SCI * 1703 465.80 10 64 147.4 2.0 3446.9 -15 22.4 130.3 * -82 - 15.0 2.8 879.6 -9 21.5 82.2 748 1712 1.7 -72 79 (7) 114/62 46.0
SEAMEC Ltd * 1703 25.43 10 70 106.3 -43.3 207.6 -37 -53.9 -149.6 PL - - - 38.7 -43 5.9 -8.0 94 1712 - 97 184 (23) 194/81 -
Shreyas Shipping * 1703 21.96 10 73 106.9 8.8 370.2 18 13.2 20.3 -55 10 17.2 9.2 140.7 46 18.6 18.9 114 1712 28.8 143 557 (30) 645/273 19.4
IND.COMPOSITE 962.24 7023.6 26.9 301.2 22.5 56.7 12887 29.8
83 SOLVENT EXTRACTION
Agro Tech Foods. 1703 24.37 10 52 147.7 8.3 806.5 3 7.9 26.1 * 12 20 17.4 10.3 214.4 3 8.3 9.0 16 1712 13.2 28 633 (1) 815/480 47.9
AVT Natural Prod * 1703 15.23 1 74 15.3 11.6 310.8 16 14.9 25.8 * 12 40 2.1 1.7 67.9 -9 10.0 4.6 -47 1712 1.2 -34 41 (-4) 62/34 34.1
BCL Industries 1703 15.71 10 51 62.8 10.8 671.3 27 5.5 9.7 * 65 10 11.4 6.0 232.8 27 3.6 4.8 22 1712 9.1 33 156 C(5) 196/53 17.2
Gokul Agro * 1703 26.38 2 73 14.5 11.2 4261.6 17 2.0 19.7 * 43 - 3.1 1.5 974.5 - 3.1 4.2 39 1712 1.7 20 25 (-) 35/20 14.8
Guj. Ambuja Exp 1703 22.93 2 66 74.4 17.9 3330.8 22 8.3 150.2 * 54 40 19.3 13.1 1013.4 17 10.6 63.2 39 1712 11.0 -17 235 (-) 281/100 21.3
Modi Naturals * 1703 11.12 10 74 37.4 0.1 293.2 8 1.6 - -99 - 1.1 - 85.7 -7 -0.2 -1.1 PL 1712 - -224 125 (-6) 165/111 -
Ruchi Soya Inds. 1703 66.82 2 57 30.7 -71.9 18526.9 -33 -3.8 -1302.2 * -23 - - - 3088.8 -40 -91.2 -2882.7 PL 1709 - -246 16 (1) 34/14 -
Vijay Solvex * 1703 3.20 10 67 288.2 9.3 637.2 -4 2.5 8.2 * 52 - 30.0 25.6 238.2 48 2.2 3.7 74 1712 32.9 72 529 (-33) 573/169 16.1
IND.COMPOSITE 185.76 28838.3 -0.6 -1062.5 -44.6 -2794.3 6263 25.0
84 STEEL - LARGE
Bhushan Steel * 1703 45.30 2 58 -54.9 - 13702.7 16 21.3 -3495.5 -5 - - - 4244.3 18 14.4 -1317.2 -79 1712 - -22 54 (9) 103/39 -
Jindal Saw 1703 63.95 2 54 174.0 5.7 5695.7 -7 15.8 323.5 25 50 17.6 10.1 2114.7 56 11.8 117.6 46 1712 10.9 30 127 (-10) 182/67 11.7
Jindal Stain .Hi * 1703 47.19 2 58 36.5 24.9 6889.8 8 12.4 187.8 * LP - 19.2 8.0 2438.6 35 13.3 121.1 130 1712 13.8 192 194 (7) 252/105 14.1
Jindal Stain. * 1703 92.01 2 65 43.0 2.4 8311.3 27 13.3 40.8 * LP - 7.6 0.9 2988.9 43 12.9 96.3 146 1712 6.6 LP 105 C(3) 132/51 15.8
JSW Steel 1703 241.72 1 42 99.4 16.1 52290.1 42 22.3 3664.5 58 225 27.7 15.2 16299.0 23 21.9 1279.1 56 1712 15.0 22 302 (11) 315/175 20.1
Mah. Seamless 1703 33.50 5 60 339.6 6.6 1428.2 41 15.4 145.5 * 362 100 31.6 21.2 562.2 48 10.9 38.8 -11 1712 22.3 4 470 (-40) 550/299 21.1
Man Inds. * 1703 28.55 5 44 105.1 5.6 1060.5 -24 4.3 32.4 * -62 30 12.4 5.4 480.7 128 4.5 17.0 533 1712 8.3 -8 122 (3) 161/46 14.7
SAIL * 1703 4130.53 10 75 87.2 -7.5 44160.3 14 0.2 -2568.3 35 - 0.3 - 15323.7 36 9.4 65.9 LP 1712 - 43 87 (2) 101/53 -
Tata Steel * 1703 1126.61 10 31 511.1 7.9 47993.0 25 24.4 3790.8 196 100 65.1 33.6 15309.9 21 30.2 2045.2 66 1712 52.0 141 648 XR(-17) 755/408 12.5
Uttam Galva 1703 142.26 10 61 8.3 - 4348.1 -37 4.6 -445.3 -35 - - - 666.9 -36 -1.0 -180.0 30 1712 - 29 21 (1) 37/18 -
Welspun Corp * 1703 132.61 5 48 68.2 8.1 4345.8 15 11.6 139.3 * LP 10 14.5 5.3 1359.0 56 6.4 10.4 -75 1712 8.4 LP 153 (-8) 197/81 18.3
IND.COMPOSITE 6084.23 190225.6 15.9 1815.5 18.4 2294.2 205039 15.4
85 STEEL - MEDIUM / SMALL
Adhunik Indus. * 1703 46.76 10 75 22.5 2.2 374.3 -9 6.2 2.3 1 - 1.3 0.5 128.5 53 4.4 0.8 273 1712 0.5 -4 84 (4) 128/36 -
Alliance Integ. 1703 11.61 10 71 206.5 - 104.6 -36 8.0 -51.3 7 - - - 9.2 -65 29.7 -27.5 -58 1709 - 41 164 (-1) 200/96 -
APL Apollo 1703 23.73 10 37 165.8 10.6 2879.4 -4 4.4 39.8 -20 120 29.3 16.8 1054.8 44 5.4 18.5 19 1712 39.1 115 2039 M(-59)2587/1015 52.2
Bajaj Steel * 1703 2.35 10 37 261.4 -14.1 211.1 -26 0.1 -9.8 * -296 - - - 61.7 -5 5.8 3.3 LP 1712 24.6 LP 210 (20) 258/118 8.5
Bedmutha Indus. * 1703 24.53 10 71 24.9 - 698.7 40 4.3 -52.4 * -31 - - - 137.1 -23 0.7 -12.9 -8 1712 - -102 25 (-) 50/22 -
Beekay Steel Ind * 1703 19.07 10 69 120.7 16.7 721.2 39 11.7 35.5 84 10 26.4 18.6 257.6 47 11.2 16.8 100 1712 32.8 114 390 (-14) 556/125 11.9
Bharat Wire * 1703 44.95 10 40 31.1 0.7 64.8 7 9.6 1.0 * -29 - 1.1 0.2 38.8 133 14.6 -1.4 PL 1712 - PL 117 (-2) 166/74 -
D P Wires 1703 13.57 10 - 40.3 19.7 196.1 23 5.3 5.0 * 128 - 4.6 3.7 - - - - - 3.7 128 74 M(-6) 108/60 20.0
Electrosteel St. * 1703 2409.24 10 45 -2.4 - 2541.3 -2 2.0 -1463.5 -127 - - - 848.4 83 8.1 -327.6 21 1712 - -6 3 (-1) 7/3 -

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Gallantt Metal 1703 81.32 10 63 43.1 8.1 616.7 -8 8.5 27.1 -35 - 5.4 3.3 184.4 34 8.9 7.6 -2 1712 3.6 -11 43 (4) 62/34 11.9
Gandhi Spl. Tube * 1703 7.35 5 73 121.9 14.7 97.6 7 33.8 25.3 * 39 180 18.4 15.4 28.1 26 37.5 9.3 22 1712 19.2 -6 402 (-25) 445/280 21.0
Godawari Power 1703 35.24 10 67 194.6 -10.9 1548.1 0 10.5 -81.8 * -72 - - - 573.7 65 21.7 64.3 LP 1712 25.4 LP 495 (30) 623/86 19.5
Guj.Nat.Resour. * 1703 38.75 10 24 21.3 0.5 - 0 - 0.4 LP 1 0.1 0.1 - - - -0.1 - 1712 0.1 LP 25 (-) 39/22 -
Gyscoal Alloys * 1703 15.83 1 62 4.5 -11.0 161.8 -1 8.6 -8.3 38 - 0.1 - 27.6 -28 -13.7 -7.2 PL 1712 - -41 8 (-1) 14/5 -
Hi-Tech Pipes 1703 10.30 10 61 72.6 12.5 591.4 17 6.2 8.5 * 30 3 14.1 8.2 - - - - - 9.8 20 382 (22) 449/115 38.8
ISMT 1703 73.25 5 52 -37.9 - 1053.2 6 4.3 -289.3 * 14 - - - 334.1 9 5.2 -64.6 6 1709 - 17 14 (-) 20/9 -
Kalyani Steel * 1703 21.83 5 61 170.7 23.4 1422.3 20 20.2 155.9 * 37 100 47.6 35.7 337.1 -3 14.6 30.8 -10 1712 28.0 -30 314 (-) 469/292 11.2
Kamdhenu * 1703 23.40 10 70 49.4 8.9 825.5 -2 4.0 9.8 21 8 6.5 4.2 305.1 38 3.6 4.1 76 1712 5.8 60 243 (19) 291/84 41.8
Kridhan Infra * 1703 17.42 2 51 24.7 1.1 69.6 22 - 1.0 -26 10 0.2 0.1 21.9 89 2.2 0.2 14 1712 0.1 -65 109 M(5) 142/48 -
Manaksia Coated * 1703 6.55 1 65 12.7 - 254.0 13 4.8 1.0 * -67 - 1.4 0.1 53.2 -29 5.7 0.1 LP 1712 0.3 -9 15 (-2) 26/8 -
Mukand * 1703 141.41 10 73 29.6 - 2697.4 -1 12.2 -39.1 PL - 2.3 - 789.9 23 4.8 -25.1 PL 1712 - PL 76 (-4) 109/60 -
Oil Country Tub. * 1703 44.29 10 49 35.4 -17.9 7.3 -95 -99.9 -35.5 -435 - - - 1.3 -66 - -10.3 10 1712 - -60 43 (-1) 67/39 -
Pennar Inds. * 1703 60.17 5 36 30.4 8.6 1023.1 13 8.8 30.1 * 11 - 3.5 2.5 299.4 22 8.3 8.6 72 1712 3.2 59 62 (5) 79/40 19.6
Prakash Inds. * 1703 154.27 10 41 149.4 3.7 2173.5 6 12.1 81.9 245 - 12.0 5.3 726.0 55 20.7 101.4 460 1712 17.0 306 218 C(12) 276/76 12.9
Raghav Product. 1703 7.18 10 73 25.8 18.8 42.3 -9 13.6 2.5 87 - 4.7 3.5 - -17 - - - 1703 5.1 64 126 (-18) 169/99 24.7
Rama Steel Tubes * 1703 8.40 5 61 35.6 20.4 234.9 9 8.0 8.0 57 - 6.5 4.7 85.4 46 4.1 1.2 -17 1712 5.3 - 212 C(-25) 287/117 40.1
Ratnamani Metals * 1703 9.35 2 60 253.9 12.9 1411.7 -18 18.2 144.4 -13 275 43.7 30.9 535.6 48 15.7 45.8 2 1712 29.0 -11 906 (-63) 1217/660 31.3
RMG Alloy * 1703 65.06 6 87 -27.5 - 234.4 -13 -6.7 -61.1 * 3 - - - 82.3 47 -1.9 -17.6 10 1712 - -5 11 (-) 13/4 -
Rudra Global 1703 24.09 10 74 22.4 11.2 262.1 -6 6.6 5.7 -3 - 4.1 2.4 - - - - - 3.1 72 213 (2) 260/35 68.6
Salasar Techno * 1703 13.28 10 75 95.5 22.4 373.0 35 9.2 18.7 83 - 15.0 14.1 128.0 38 8.4 5.3 28 1712 17.4 - 311 P(33) 344/198 17.9
Sarda Energy * 1703 36.05 10 72 331.6 8.7 1024.6 -2 16.7 97.8 * 167 40 40.3 27.1 355.1 38 19.6 34.4 46 1712 44.0 98 494 M(-30) 640/239 11.2
Scan Steels * 1703 52.35 10 48 50.6 - 418.2 8 3.9 -11.8 -578 - 1.6 - 114.9 22 5.1 0.6 LP 1712 0.5 -85 20 C(-) 26/8 -
Shah Alloys * 1703 19.80 10 54 -131.3 - 311.4 19 -0.4 -28.5 * 51 - - - 197.1 146 4.7 3.8 LP 1712 - PL 24 (5) 25/14 -
Sharda Ispat * 1703 5.08 10 75 15.5 - 55.9 -6 8.5 2.1 315 - 4.6 4.1 25.9 62 8.2 1.5 127 1712 8.6 196 91 (-2) 95/12 10.6
Srikalahas. Pip. 1703 46.70 10 43 227.7 18.6 1177.9 3 20.1 140.2 * -10 60 37.9 30.0 386.0 32 15.4 39.5 -2 1712 30.9 -7 362 M(1) 449/297 11.7
Sunflag Iron * 1703 180.22 10 49 39.3 9.7 1509.7 -5 9.6 65.2 15 - 5.5 3.6 506.4 34 14.9 40.9 215 1712 5.8 78 88 (15) 91/34 15.1
Surya Roshni * 1703 54.41 10 63 139.7 9.2 3145.5 6 7.3 66.2 * 5 15 22.3 12.0 1312.8 31 7.0 31.0 34 1712 14.4 12 440 M(42) 522/181 30.5
Technocraf.Inds. * 1703 26.30 10 75 242.7 16.5 863.9 13 15.7 96.5 * 5 - 43.8 36.7 260.7 24 12.9 18.3 -8 1712 35.1 -6 530 (6) 619/385 15.1
Usha Martin * 1703 30.47 1 50 15.0 - 3246.5 -5 10.7 -391.8 * 7 - - - 987.3 26 10.0 -110.6 -2 1712 - -29 21 (-2) 32/17 -
Vardhman Spl. 1703 32.13 10 73 82.8 10.2 673.8 3 8.9 19.0 * 265 - 11.6 5.9 218.4 27 8.7 9.5 158 1712 7.0 13 144 R(-1) 195/77 20.6
IND.COMPOSITE 3938.06 35318.4 9.5 -1433.3 10.3 -106.1 35311 19.3
86 STEEL - SPONGE IRON
Gallantt Ispat 1703 28.24 10 64 139.7 9.9 424.7 -21 12.3 36.8 * 29 5 17.3 12.9 139.0 21 14.6 13.6 67 1712 11.9 -19 295 (-5) 493/174 24.7
Jindal Steel 1703 91.64 1 62 237.7 -4.4 14449.2 5 19.8 -987.3 * 32 - 11.5 - 4214.5 23 21.9 -73.7 60 1712 - 61 250 M(-10) 294/93 -
Lloyds Metals 1703 22.26 1 63 3.0 - 407.3 7 3.7 6.0 -13 - 0.9 0.3 115.6 3 7.9 1.6 265 1712 0.6 174 17 (-) 23/15 -
Monnet Ispat * 1703 200.77 10 25 -57.1 - 1979.6 -51 -10.1 -1646.0 3 - - - 316.8 32 -2.0 -396.6 -3 1712 - - 30 (5) 45/23 -
MSP Steel & Pow. * 1703 88.10 10 73 47.2 - 842.8 -7 8.8 -93.6 49 - - - 329.6 72 10.3 -10.0 81 1712 - 73 21 (-2) 29/12 -
S.A.L Steel * 1703 84.97 10 51 -3.3 - 360.6 7 3.6 6.9 135 - 1.7 0.8 153.0 57 3.1 2.7 -51 1712 - PL 7 (1) 9/5 -
Tata Sponge Iron 1703 15.40 10 55 561.6 7.0 557.3 -3 11.1 58.8 83 110 44.4 36.1 214.5 49 22.4 36.0 228 1712 74.9 123 1017 (1) 1239/610 13.6
Vaswani Inds. * 1703 30.00 10 58 29.0 2.1 255.5 8 6.4 1.8 53 - 2.5 0.6 49.3 -24 8.1 0.9 673 1712 1.0 181 15 (-) 24/8 -
IND.COMPOSITE 561.38 19277.1 15.0 -2616.6 18.7 -425.6 26588 16.1
87 STEEL - PIG IRON
Kirl. Ferrous 1703 68.65 5 60 42.4 16.9 1133.7 2 15.5 90.6 57 35 9.9 6.6 477.0 87 6.5 11.0 -36 1712 2.6 -60 90 (-4) 122/72 34.2
Mideast Int. Stl 1703 137.88 10 66 46.4 2.2 283.2 -42 29.8 14.0 * 63 - 5.0 1.0 94.9 49 41.4 26.3 LP 1709 3.4 - 57 (7) 92/39 16.9
Sathavaha. Ispat * 1703 50.90 10 37 20.4 - 1095.6 -7 8.1 -64.8 * -89 - - - 39.5 -83 -91.7 -84.2 -262 1712 - -999 20 (-4) 65/20 -
Tata Metaliks 1703 25.29 10 50 81.9 75.8 1410.1 1 16.0 116.7 4 25 60.1 45.7 489.9 63 14.8 40.4 107 1712 57.5 -3 815 (-9) 975/439 14.2
IND.COMPOSITE 282.72 3922.6 14.7 156.5 9.7 -6.7 4196 17.9
88 SUGAR
Avadh Sugar * 1703 10.01 10 59 326.7 - 1873.0 0 23.0 213.6 LP - 259.3 213.4 683.3 54 11.7 43.0 -27 1712 217.3 - 717 (41) 1315/420 3.3
Bajaj Hindusthan * 1703 113.36 1 15 34.8 - 4384.6 -6 19.5 7.4 LP - 2.0 0.1 1118.7 67 5.7 -148.8 -306 1712 - 95 13 (-1) 19/13 -
Balrampur Chini * 1703 23.50 1 41 65.6 42.7 3460.1 26 26.0 615.7 160 350 29.9 25.5 1001.9 7 10.9 61.4 -65 1712 20.8 -22 116 M(-) 183/106 5.6
Bannari Amm.Sug. * 1703 12.54 10 59 850.9 14.5 1751.8 20 19.8 145.1 * 360 125 171.1 115.7 460.2 2 14.5 32.3 -33 1712 89.7 -34 1710 (-58) 2625/1702 19.1
Dalmia Bharat 1703 16.19 2 75 85.3 30.6 1686.0 45 22.3 182.2 * 268 100 29.4 22.5 603.0 25 14.9 54.2 12 1712 22.4 -7 105 (-2) 193/99 4.7
DCM Shriram Inds * 1703 17.40 10 45 202.6 40.7 1495.8 23 12.8 121.3 267 100 79.2 69.0 413.4 14 7.9 22.4 -29 1712 58.7 -14 250 (-6) 385/228 4.3
Dhampur Sugar 1703 66.39 10 49 99.7 44.5 2534.0 16 20.7 248.5 929 60 44.2 35.5 772.0 18 15.3 66.0 29 1712 48.3 41 205 (11) 331/175 4.2
Dwarikesh Sugar 1703 18.83 1 42 15.2 77.2 1190.4 50 22.8 156.7 * 356 100 9.8 7.3 272.8 24 9.6 21.3 -49 1712 8.4 -1 39 (-4) 81/37 4.7
EID Parry * 1703 17.70 1 45 83.5 20.6 2365.2 -9 15.0 278.9 * LP 400 22.1 15.8 461.4 -11 8.4 6.4 -47 1712 12.9 -6 317 M(-3) 392/270 24.7
Indian Sucrose * 1703 15.46 10 59 50.2 42.8 386.0 36 16.8 27.3 * 356 - 22.4 17.6 62.5 -32 -12.7 -5.9 PL 1712 3.3 -91 37 (-3) 62/32 11.3
KCP Sugar &Inds. * 1703 11.34 1 40 21.1 13.9 406.7 9 13.9 31.7 * 432 90 3.4 2.6 95.4 -29 0.5 -1.1 PL 1712 1.5 -68 27 (-1) 42/25 18.1
Kesar Enterprise * 1703 10.08 10 69 -141.7 - 373.0 17 17.2 6.6 * LP - 25.3 6.5 137.6 32 11.2 0.5 -44 1712 1.5 LP 58 (1) 140/48 39.8
KM Sugar Mills * 1703 18.40 2 64 6.6 72.2 336.2 -5 13.7 32.4 179 - 4.5 3.5 102.8 52 4.1 6.0 -65 1712 1.8 -54 16 (-) 31/15 8.9
Rajshree Sugars * 1703 28.17 10 48 26.8 - 666.7 17 20.9 29.9 * LP 10 19.7 10.6 127.8 -25 -6.0 -22.1 -86 1712 7.5 -32 38 M(-4) 75/37 5.0
Sh.Renuka Sugar 1703 94.52 1 54 12.3 - 7771.5 33 3.6 -131.2 * 53 - 0.1 - 1365.2 -33 0.4 -96.4 PL 1709 - PL 15 (-) 22/12 -
Triven.Engg.Ind. * 1703 25.79 1 68 30.2 - 2824.6 47 18.5 304.9 LP - 14.0 11.8 772.6 12 12.1 60.0 -13 1712 13.5 59 67 (4) 108/57 5.0
Ugar Sugar Works * 1703 11.25 1 45 10.2 22.8 585.4 -30 10.4 23.4 * 108 20 3.4 2.1 125.5 -26 9.9 2.7 -90 1712 - PL 21 (-2) 38/19 -
Uttam Sug.Mills * 1703 38.14 10 75 14.2 - 1082.9 34 19.9 114.1 519 - 35.9 29.9 292.8 28 12.7 12.6 -63 1712 29.1 -4 116 (7) 211/90 4.0
IND.COMPOSITE 549.07 35174.0 16.2 2408.5 8.8 114.7 20554 7.5

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio

89 TEA
Assam Company * 1703 30.98 1 41 5.4 - 211.6 -22 -11.1 -71.4 * -66 - - - 64.0 -10 -16.7 -24.1 -62 1712 - -22 5 (-) 9/4 -
Bombay Burmah * 1703 13.95 2 66 46.9 -9.3 261.4 8 -4.1 -28.0 * 14 50 - - 49.3 -21 -18.4 -0.7 PL 1712 - -35 1563 (251) 1820/625 -
CCL Products 1703 26.61 2 45 41.0 19.9 707.4 4 23.9 98.7 * 20 125 8.2 7.4 203.6 -11 22.7 28.1 -26 1712 7.6 9 287 (7) 372/265 37.7
Dhunseri Tea * 1703 7.00 10 66 251.9 5.9 187.7 3 12.0 9.9 * -52 80 24.5 14.2 61.2 - 18.7 6.0 -29 1712 2.1 -89 328 (-85) 513/255 154.1
Goodricke Group * 1703 21.60 10 74 135.1 11.7 680.4 -7 7.3 33.2 LP 45 20.9 14.5 255.7 -7 3.7 9.5 -63 1712 14.7 -33 394 (-16) 545/221 26.9
Grob Tea Co 1703 1.16 10 75 328.4 2.4 74.4 -4 7.1 0.8 * -82 20 39.4 7.2 27.7 9 44.6 11.7 35 1709 38.1 -13 1269 (-246) 2628/221 33.3
James Warren Tea * 1703 12.00 10 75 116.5 1.8 121.3 -12 3.6 2.4 * -46 - 4.5 2.0 51.6 12 9.1 2.9 -12 1712 - 39 132 (3) 160/110 -
Mcleod Russel * 1703 54.73 5 41 127.7 1.7 1485.4 -1 2.1 23.0 * 999 5 9.6 2.1 556.4 22 9.4 67.5 186 1712 8.6 461 169 (-1) 248/155 19.7
Neelamalai Agro * 1703 0.63 10 66 619.7 4.1 29.2 -11 -5.4 1.6 * -53 200 40.2 24.9 8.5 1 -9.3 -0.9 -121 1712 46.2 999 1511 (-89) 2011/925 32.7
Peria Kara. Tea 1703 3.10 10 48 316.3 1.6 45.5 15 10.7 1.6 LP 10 12.5 5.2 9.6 4 10.8 0.4 LP 1709 12.2 130 418 (-68) 680/140 34.3
Rossell India * 1703 7.34 2 75 45.4 - 163.8 2 3.0 -7.7 * PL 10 0.3 - 78.1 68 15.6 7.0 999 1712 - 73 104 (3) 150/89 -
Tata Coffee 1703 18.68 1 57 48.0 16.6 778.8 10 18.4 133.3 * 114 175 8.3 7.1 166.0 -11 5.9 10.1 -71 1712 5.1 -17 135 (-1) 183/118 26.4
Tata Global 1703 63.11 1 34 59.6 7.7 3063.9 3 11.8 274.2 * 20 235 4.7 4.3 848.4 8 17.5 128.6 77 1712 6.8 81 268 (-5) 329/137 39.3
United Nilgiri * 1703 5.00 10 50 151.5 12.1 54.4 -4 23.0 8.6 * -15 27 22.3 17.1 17.3 - 17.5 2.1 -27 1712 21.4 14 410 (-12) 576/268 19.1
IND.COMPOSITE 265.89 7865.1 9.8 480.2 12.1 248.1 38336 34.5
90 TELECOMMUNICATIONS - SERVICE PROVIDER
Bharti Airtel 1703 1998.70 5 67 253.2 3.7 62276.3 3 38.4 3967.7 -53 20 40.5 9.9 12687.6 -17 33.7 111.6 -80 1712 0.6 -96 414 (-26) 565/326 -
Idea Cellular * 1703 3934.21 10 47 68.6 -3.4 35278.7 -1 28.7 -846.1 * PL - 17.4 - 6389.6 -25 17.4 -1428.2 -190 1712 - PL 83 M(-5) 124/72 -
MTNL * 1703 630.00 10 56 -53.4 - 2869.7 -8 -37.9 -2936.3 -30 - - - 580.1 -16 -49.4 -639.0 22 1712 - -11 23 (2) 31/17 -
OnMobile Global 1703 105.29 10 48 64.5 7.3 330.3 -15 10.0 50.1 LP 15 5.8 4.8 62.1 -15 9.9 13.6 -16 1712 2.1 -31 54 M(7) 95/45 25.3
Quadrant Tele. * 1703 61.23 1 53 -30.2 - 527.8 -5 1.2 -136.8 -6 - - - 82.8 -38 -11.5 -5.8 87 1712 - 2 2 (-) 4/2 -
Rel. Comm. 1703 1382.77 5 53 87.6 - 9879.0 -12 3.1 -1689.0 -358 - 1.0 - 497.0 -47 19.1 48.0 -11 1712 - -367 28 M(2) 42/10 -
Tata Comm * 1703 285.00 10 75 324.7 3.1 5068.2 6 6.3 278.1 * -31 60 36.6 9.8 1266.1 -4 23.9 122.1 -40 1712 - PL 633 (15) 784/570 -
Tata Tele. Mah. 1703 1954.93 10 74 -30.2 - 2702.9 -9 -11.1 -2300.2 -544 - - - 418.4 -36 8.1 -385.1 7 1712 - -163 6 (-1) 11/4 -
Tejas Networks * 1703 90.50 10 - 105.7 - 865.3 38 15.6 53.2 94 - 12.1 5.9 229.0 -14 23.1 32.3 -9 1712 9.7 - 349 P(-34) 472/257 36.0
IND.COMPOSITE 10442.63 119798.1 27.9 -3559.3 25.1 -2130.5 230464 33.7
91 TELECOMMUNICATIONS - EQUIPMENT
AGC Networks * 1703 28.47 10 75 15.0 - 245.4 -22 -2.5 -24.0 * 37 - - - 85.5 38 12.2 5.2 LP 1712 1.3 LP 122 (7) 171/82 93.6
Astra Microwave 1703 17.32 2 13 52.4 13.3 425.1 1 24.3 56.6 - 50 9.3 6.5 86.3 -10 40.6 16.5 93 1712 7.7 64 102 (-6) 149/98 13.3
Avantel 1703 4.05 10 36 48.0 5.2 33.6 36 11.5 1.0 * 67 20 6.6 2.4 16.4 97 28.1 3.1 821 1712 45.8 999 543 (53) 636/127 11.9
Goldst.Infratec. * 1703 20.07 4 37 40.9 7.4 104.9 13 19.2 6.6 5 - 2.4 1.3 51.3 120 6.1 0.7 -38 1712 1.2 -6 191 M(-2) 249/45 160.3
GTL Infra. * 1703 4536.45 10 20 4.5 - 952.1 4 41.0 -292.3 42 - - - 639.1 12 44.5 19.7 LP 1712 0.2 LP 5 C(-) 9/4 -
HFCL * 1703 123.94 1 38 8.4 12.6 2241.4 -22 8.0 123.7 -48 - 1.1 1.0 714.4 79 10.0 45.5 116 1712 1.0 1 28 (2) 37/12 27.1
ITI * 1703 660.00 10 93 -16.2 - 1591.9 27 -4.2 140.4 * -1 - 2.4 2.1 251.0 13 5.0 76.2 LP 1712 2.1 -62 124 M(18) 165/40 58.5
NELCO * 1703 22.82 10 50 6.5 - 89.4 -33 11.0 3.8 * LP - 3.7 1.7 8.0 20 4.6 2.8 72 1712 2.9 34 160 (49) 178/76 56.2
Prabhat Telecoms 1703 8.31 10 68 50.5 4.6 305.2 -4 5.0 1.9 74 - 4.8 2.3 - - - - - - PL 273 (4) 283/23 -
Prec. Electronic * 1703 13.85 10 75 14.8 0.3 24.1 -7 11.0 0.1 * LP - 0.8 - 5.4 -2 -42.4 -2.1 -56 1712 0.1 LP 35 (2) 50/24 -
Spice Mobility * 1703 68.36 3 74 4.1 -3.9 154.7 1 -9.3 -5.4 PL - 0.1 - - - - -3.3 -22 1712 - PL 18 (-3) 34/13 -
Valiant Commun. * 1703 7.22 10 42 40.1 1.7 17.6 30 11.7 0.5 * 128 - 3.1 0.7 6.1 140 15.3 0.4 LP 1712 3.1 LP 70 (-8) 115/65 22.7
IND.COMPOSITE 5510.86 6185.3 10.3 12.9 22.4 164.7 17460 39.0
92 TEXTILE MACHINERY
Indian CardCloth * 1703 4.55 10 57 217.8 -4.2 50.7 -23 -9.0 -4.0 * -154 120 4.5 - 12.0 13 -36.7 -3.3 -106 1712 - -999 180 (-3) 223/170 -
Lak. Mach. Works 1703 10.96 10 30 1403.7 12.5 2432.3 -12 10.3 184.1 * -17 350 227.8 159.6 542.4 -7 11.9 56.6 5 1712 191.2 14 6000 (269) 6628/3638 31.4
Meera Industries 1703 3.93 10 71 19.5 32.1 13.2 61 10.7 1.1 * 151 10 3.1 2.5 - - - - - 4.0 50 348 P(-7) 393/31 87.7
Stovec Inds. 1612 2.09 10 71 408.9 28.7 188.5 20 18.8 22.4 9 310 125.5 100.9 42.6 -7 17.7 4.7 -33 1709 119.2 10 2954 (52) 3875/1999 24.8
IND.COMPOSITE 21.53 2684.7 10.5 203.6 11.4 58.0 7409 31.0
93 TEXTILES - COMPOSITE
Bengal Tea * 1703 9.01 10 73 66.4 -7.9 215.0 -4 3.9 -5.0 * PL - 7.7 - 32.3 -1 15.7 2.0 -34 1712 - -999 62 (5) 71/40 -
Binny * 1703 11.16 5 75 156.8 - 455.3100501 93.2 290.7 LP - 130.3 130.2 0.1 800 - -6.3 -11 1712 - PL 212 (-9) 375/110 -
Lux Industries 1703 5.05 2 74 95.6 29.9 971.6 3 12.3 62.9 22 70 27.7 24.9 295.9 28 12.5 18.5 31 1712 27.6 24 1702 (63) 1901/650 61.6
Mafatlal Inds. * 1703 13.91 10 75 269.9 -3.2 1270.2 -4 2.1 -12.0 * PL 20 10.8 - 271.9 -1 -2.2 -19.5 -120 1712 - PL 292 (-7) 374/237 -
Mohota Indust. * 1703 14.59 10 42 26.6 7.3 331.8 1 4.8 2.8 -11 1 4.4 1.9 89.2 74 5.4 1.5 LP 1712 4.7 392 305 (-21) 434/65 65.5
Ruby Mills 1703 8.36 5 75 242.6 9.7 202.2 -5 27.6 37.6 * -6 35 31.1 22.5 41.1 -18 32.3 6.2 5 1709 22.5 2 323 (-19) 456/297 14.3
Soma Textiles * 1703 33.03 10 64 -2.6 - 127.3 -25 3.3 -16.8 * 17 - - - 19.5 -14 17.9 0.2 LP 1712 - 25 14 (1) 25/9 -
IND.COMPOSITE 95.11 3573.4 18.3 360.2 7.7 2.5 6263 46.3
94 TEXTILES - COTTON/BLENDED
Amarjothi Spg. 1703 6.75 10 55 145.5 14.9 216.8 12 19.8 13.0 * 51 20 39.4 18.9 41.3 -11 21.1 2.7 -20 1712 9.7 - 157 (5) 250/144 16.2
Ambika Cotton * 1703 5.73 10 50 653.7 15.7 528.6 7 19.9 55.4 * 28 - 147.9 96.7 148.0 16 19.2 15.9 10 1712 102.5 15 1381 (65) 1857/1150 13.5
Arvind Ltd 1703 258.62 10 43 125.4 8.7 5941.4 11 12.3 281.6 -11 24 17.9 10.9 1595.8 9 9.6 69.9 30 1712 10.5 -5 383 M(-4) 478/354 36.6
Ashima * 1703 128.45 10 61 -1.5 - 195.0 -9 19.8 -25.2 * -11 - - - 68.2 34 1.0 -0.7 78 1712 - 24 27 (-1) 38/14 -
Bannari Amm Spg. * 1703 15.75 10 56 183.8 7.1 873.9 13 11.2 19.6 * 6 18 31.7 12.5 243.4 12 7.8 -2.7 PL 1712 7.7 -36 280 (-11) 407/279 36.6
Himachal Fibres * 1703 8.63 1 55 2.1 - 55.9 17 6.7 -1.0 PL - 0.1 - 15.7 27 13.9 0.4 LP 1712 0.1 LP 6 (-) 13/5 -
Indo Count Inds. * 1703 39.48 2 59 41.9 31.7 1989.6 -1 16.3 228.7 -4 40 13.0 11.5 451.0 -8 15.4 36.4 -35 1712 7.8 -38 102 (4) 210/92 13.1
Kallam Spinning * 1703 8.56 2 48 20.4 15.7 286.8 7 16.1 12.7 115 10 6.2 3.0 86.9 25 15.1 5.1 989 1712 3.4 117 28 B(5) 30/16 8.3
Mohini Health * 1703 18.24 10 84 28.0 15.9 135.9 11 6.5 3.4 * -11 - 3.0 1.9 - - - - - - - 60 M(37) 60/19 -
Nagreeka Exports * 1703 6.50 5 53 78.9 1.0 615.6 25 3.7 1.0 * -59 - 6.0 0.8 147.4 -8 4.2 0.8 -46 1712 1.1 100 38 (3) 60/27 36.3
Nahar Indl. Ent. * 1703 39.84 10 69 172.9 10.8 1722.2 -3 12.2 68.4 * 64 10 34.5 17.2 451.2 18 7.9 4.8 -68 1712 2.0 -91 89 (-2) 150/85 45.6

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Nitin Spinners 1703 55.22 10 53 65.9 24.8 933.4 22 14.3 57.1 * 30 12 17.7 10.1 287.1 16 13.3 16.8 10 1712 9.7 1 110 M(-4) 145/91 11.4
Pashupati Cotsp. 1703 10.28 10 65 57.0 36.5 264.9 7 6.0 8.6 * 2 - 13.1 8.3 - - - - - - - 70 M(-2) 77/70 -
PBM Polytex * 1703 8.13 10 74 130.7 5.1 179.6 -7 6.1 5.3 * -6 30 10.8 6.5 60.5 40 4.6 1.9 29 1712 2.8 -66 90 (3) 124/77 32.1
Precot Meridian 1703 12.00 10 61 66.2 - 679.3 -1 4.3 -34.3 * 23 - - - 162.1 1 3.0 -13.5 PL 1709 - -116 73 (-1) 116/65 -
R&B Denims 1703 13.99 10 74 21.5 -1.6 202.6 27 4.9 -0.5 PL - 5.5 - - - - - - 6.4 LP 56 (6) 62/19 8.8
Rajapalayam Mill 1703 7.38 10 53 334.5 15.7 407.1 3 18.4 36.2 47 40 77.7 49.0 108.9 6 10.6 3.8 -59 1712 47.4 -15 1142 (8) 1583/676 24.1
RSWM Ltd * 1703 23.55 10 51 268.9 17.0 2986.6 2 10.9 99.1 * -7 125 98.2 42.1 787.4 13 8.2 9.2 -2 1712 11.8 -73 340 (-4) 460/302 28.8
Salona Cotspin * 1703 5.26 10 58 52.9 12.7 121.4 21 7.1 3.3 * 47 6 13.2 6.3 30.0 4 6.9 0.2 -63 1712 3.7 -33 129 (1) 215/52 35.2
Sambandam Spg. * 1703 4.26 10 50 131.9 15.4 209.0 2 16.8 8.6 999 40 44.2 19.4 45.0 -1 12.9 1.8 543 1712 8.4 -61 143 (-3) 185/90 17.0
Shiv Texyarn * 1703 12.96 10 75 70.1 8.2 387.0 -14 12.3 9.5 * -13 - 17.3 7.4 85.8 -7 12.1 1.9 2 1712 8.4 27 538 M(-29) 655/278 64.0
STI India 1703 29.00 10 75 -2.8 - 47.0 0 -9.6 -7.9 -1 - - - 8.3 7 -19.0 -0.6 79 1712 - 90 18 (1) 27/12 -
Suryalak. Cott. * 1703 16.67 10 56 170.2 8.0 761.9 0 11.2 20.5 * -33 10 31.2 12.3 168.4 16 9.6 0.2 LP 1712 3.5 -76 80 (-2) 122/76 23.0
Sutlej Textiles * 1703 16.38 1 64 49.8 21.1 2249.6 8 12.5 154.0 * 8 130 14.6 9.4 593.9 10 9.5 16.4 -41 1712 6.2 -41 81 (-13) 115/78 13.0
Vardhman Textile * 1703 57.43 10 62 694.3 18.4 5727.8 2 20.2 704.7 * 6 150 180.1 122.7 1551.5 11 13.5 115.8 -36 1712 48.5 -73 1369 (28) 1565/1129 28.2
IND.COMPOSITE 809.06 27718.9 13.9 1721.8 10.6 286.4 27058 24.9
95 TEXTILES - MANMADE
Baroda Rayon * 1703 22.91 10 48 -103.4 - - 0 - -2.8 * 33 - - - - - - -0.1 98 1712 1.6 LP 2751 (1) 2850/2515 1750.7
Century Enka * 1703 21.85 10 25 391.0 11.2 1185.3 3 14.5 86.3 * 49 70 58.9 39.5 362.6 29 14.6 28.7 10 1712 25.3 -32 339 (27) 454/292 13.4
CIL Nova Petro. * 1703 27.10 10 67 15.5 - 222.8 11 6.4 5.0 -8 - 3.8 1.8 62.3 37 3.7 0.7 49 1712 0.5 -76 33 (-1) 56/21 -
Filatex India 1703 43.50 10 58 66.6 16.5 1550.6 21 8.6 43.2 95 - 16.5 9.9 504.2 37 7.5 14.5 111 1712 13.4 34 205 (7) 251/67 15.3
Grasim Inds * 1703 131.47 2 40 247.5 10.4 10345.7 15 20.8 1531.8 * 61 275 30.1 23.3 4428.3 75 19.7 473.9 43 1712 26.2 22 1091 M(-9) 1300/799 41.7
Indian Acrylics * 1703 135.32 10 60 7.2 - 480.9 -12 10.5 22.1 7 - 2.6 1.6 118.7 45 9.1 0.6 LP 1712 1.1 -33 17 (-) 25/13 15.0
Indo Rama Synth. * 1703 151.82 10 74 33.0 -18.6 2468.0 -3 0.2 -102.7 * PL - - - 524.3 -8 2.1 -19.2 49 1712 - PL 34 (-6) 58/26 -
JBF Inds. * 1703 81.87 10 43 194.4 2.3 3913.3 8 6.6 35.8 -42 5 16.0 4.2 817.5 -15 5.9 -16.3 PL 1712 - PL 167 (-6) 326/136 -
Kama Hold. 1703 6.45 10 75 781.2 7.0 36.1 20 98.3 35.4 * 20 150 55.0 53.3 0.3 - 28.0 - LP 1712 55.0 9 4063 (376) 4785/2470 73.8
Pasupati Acrylon 1703 89.13 10 66 13.7 35.7 460.9 -14 12.9 37.4 19 - 5.0 4.2 141.3 39 8.0 6.7 -7 1709 2.5 -51 28 (3) 33/21 11.4
RDB Rasayans * 1703 17.71 10 73 39.0 8.5 70.2 11 6.2 5.6 36 - 3.7 3.2 19.7 14 12.2 1.8 -8 1712 4.1 63 86 (-1) 97/32 21.2
SRF * 1703 57.42 10 52 547.5 14.1 3883.0 7 21.2 420.3 13 120 112.9 70.7 1126.5 26 19.8 121.6 32 1712 69.2 -6 1890 (116) 2045/1420 27.3
Surat Textile 1703 22.21 1 75 4.7 15.9 156.8 19 8.3 15.1 * 153 - 0.7 0.7 57.2 38 7.1 1.9 -54 1712 0.5 -28 5 (-) 9/4 -
Vardhman Acrylic * 1703 80.36 10 75 36.8 13.4 368.4 -18 10.2 41.1 1 15 5.7 5.1 85.8 32 21.7 14.6 141 1712 4.5 -22 47 (-2) 59/43 10.5
Zenith Fibres * 1703 4.42 10 50 103.3 12.5 52.1 -18 13.2 5.4 * -37 20 13.5 12.1 8.5 -27 6.0 0.7 -48 1712 6.9 -59 111 (-13) 161/105 16.1
IND.COMPOSITE 893.54 25194.1 14.9 2179.0 15.7 629.8 96257 40.0
96 TEXTILES - PROCESSING
Alok Inds. * 1703 1377.32 10 29 21.9 -74.3 8129.7 -31 -23.1 -3373.3 20 - - - 952.4 -54 - -4745.3 -488 1712 - -319 3 (-1) 5/2 -
AYM Syntex 1703 39.24 10 65 59.7 18.7 786.8 -2 12.3 39.5 * -17 - 17.8 10.1 227.1 28 7.7 2.5 -48 1712 3.1 -72 65 (2) 87/53 20.9
Black Rose Indus * 1703 5.10 1 75 5.0 19.9 165.8 29 8.6 4.5 * 200 10 1.4 0.9 44.6 - 13.0 3.7 368 1712 1.6 65 49 (8) 62/21 31.0
Bombay Dyeing * 1703 41.31 2 54 19.5 -59.2 1710.3 -7 4.7 -231.1 * -158 35 - - 619.9 35 17.1 3.4 LP 1712 - PL 283 (61) 304/54 -
BSL * 1703 10.29 10 56 77.1 7.2 443.1 17 8.2 5.5 -23 12 20.9 5.4 97.5 -14 6.3 0.2 -81 1712 2.6 -49 78 (-5) 131/53 29.8
Donear Inds. * 1703 10.40 2 74 16.8 13.3 517.7 0 9.5 10.1 * 79 10 4.7 1.9 133.6 7 11.1 4.7 78 1712 2.5 109 63 (1) 90/52 25.1
Ganesha Ecosphe. * 1703 19.18 10 45 120.0 13.9 674.2 4 11.8 30.0 20 12 26.3 15.6 180.2 9 11.9 9.3 25 1712 17.6 18 350 (-16) 480/202 19.8
Kamadgiri Fash. * 1703 5.87 10 31 58.7 7.6 309.9 3 5.3 2.6 34 15 11.8 4.3 76.4 26 6.7 1.7 LP 1712 9.6 93 138 (6) 188/59 14.3
Orbit Exports 1703 28.70 10 62 44.6 17.0 130.5 -11 28.8 20.1 * -18 26 9.0 6.7 27.9 6 32.0 5.2 19 1712 6.7 -14 156 (3) 190/116 23.3
Premco Global * 1703 3.34 10 64 177.9 17.9 69.7 -6 25.3 9.7 * -23 30 35.3 28.3 11.7 -19 13.8 0.9 -54 1712 16.3 -57 347 (-47) 540/331 21.3
Siyaram Silk 1703 9.37 2 67 127.3 16.5 2078.7 0 9.5 89.7 * 5 150 30.8 19.1 393.6 16 12.8 22.4 64 1712 22.5 41 652 (32) 799/327 29.0
Vijay Textiles 1703 13.13 10 65 46.9 - 116.0 7 25.7 3.9 251 - 8.6 2.9 17.0 -32 38.3 2.7 122 1709 5.0 173 54 (-) 72/30 10.8
Vishal Fabrics * 1703 21.96 5 69 43.4 8.0 373.6 37 8.6 10.5 * -26 - 3.8 2.4 246.1 170 6.9 7.1 83 1712 3.4 - 532 M(174) 545/87 155.5
Weizmann * 1703 17.27 10 69 32.9 6.2 85.9 51 7.2 3.6 18 5 2.6 2.0 16.1 -4 -4.4 0.3 -52 1712 2.3 22 48 (-) 83/28 20.6
IND.COMPOSITE 1602.48 15592.0 -7.6 -3374.7 12.5 -4681.2 14051 33.6
97 TEXTILES - PRODUCTS
Aditya Bir. Fas. 1703 771.69 10 59 12.4 - 6602.9 9 7.3 54.5 LP - 3.9 0.7 1855.0 9 7.4 35.0 LP 1712 0.4 LP 152 M(-2) 189/144 -
Arrow Textiles * 1703 19.04 10 69 19.3 9.8 47.5 -3 18.3 3.3 * -36 15 3.8 1.7 10.2 -12 15.5 0.4 -27 1712 0.8 -53 41 (-) 58/36 -
Ashapura Inti. * 1703 25.21 10 54 68.1 18.8 311.2 67 15.1 20.3 64 - 9.4 8.1 78.3 116 16.8 37.8 999 1712 22.1 321 471 C(21) 569/354 21.3
Bhilwara Tech 1703 5.84 1 64 2.9 9.0 - 0 - 1.5 285 - 0.3 0.3 - - - 0.1 120 1712 0.1 -79 16 (-) 23/8 -
Bombay Rayon * 1703 317.48 10 39 144.1 - 3877.0 -7 15.5 -156.0 * PL - 0.2 - 737.2 -14 11.8 -25.2 45 1712 - 1 65 C(3) 233/56 -
Cantabil Retail * 1703 16.33 10 74 50.4 - 161.2 4 12.0 4.9 -2 - 7.9 3.0 54.7 21 14.4 3.2 2 1712 3.0 - 127 (16) 156/63 43.0
Celebrity Fash. * 1703 45.58 10 39 -1.5 - 191.2 -3 3.4 -5.2 9 - 0.4 - 37.0 14 14.2 3.1 LP 1712 0.5 LP 18 C(2) 27/10 -
Dollar Indus. 1703 10.84 2 57 33.4 26.6 897.3 9 10.4 43.5 * 65 50 10.5 7.8 212.7 8 13.7 14.9 31 1709 9.5 68 424 (-14) 515/263 44.8
Fiberweb (India) * 1703 28.79 10 49 34.7 - 104.3 69 16.4 14.2 * 212 - 5.9 4.9 60.8 129 13.8 7.6 88 1712 8.4 92 157 XB(-10) 195/103 18.8
Future Enterp. * 1703 90.80 2 45 85.9 -2.0 3784.1 -57 25.2 -74.3 * PL 10 12.3 - 1091.4 16 25.2 81.9 LP 1712 - 30 43 C(2) 62/26 -
Future Lifestyle 1703 38.08 2 61 87.9 4.0 4105.6 18 9.4 65.7 78 40 13.3 3.4 1189.0 12 8.8 37.7 5 1712 3.5 -30 370 M(-5) 411/180 105.5
Garware-Wall * 1703 21.88 10 51 205.3 20.5 865.3 5 15.3 83.4 34 50 44.6 38.1 201.5 4 17.2 21.6 15 1712 43.1 14 937 (-11) 1089/638 21.8
Gokaldas Exports 1703 17.48 5 40 48.4 - 914.6 -19 -2.3 -50.1 * PL - - - 237.5 20 -5.8 -16.8 21 1712 - -29 96 M(-4) 143/52 -
Indian Terrain * 1703 7.59 2 29 50.3 13.9 399.8 23 11.8 24.4 * -18 - 7.3 6.4 94.5 15 13.4 6.4 15 1712 7.1 41 191 (-16) 253/158 26.9
Jet Knitwears 1703 4.08 10 73 29.3 8.3 43.3 12 6.5 0.8 * 70 - 3.3 1.9 - - - - - 2.5 - 112 (10) 142/57 44.8
Jindal Worldwide * 1703 20.05 5 61 70.7 20.2 1157.9 15 11.5 50.0 * 17 5 24.6 12.4 424.6 85 6.2 15.8 23 1712 15.3 15 617 (11) 732/91 40.4
K P R Mill Ltd * 1703 36.95 5 75 151.3 22.7 2219.1 13 20.1 237.7 * 53 15 48.0 32.1 642.4 27 16.0 61.0 1 1712 32.4 15 696 (-25) 882/565 21.5
Kewal Kir.Cloth. 1703 12.33 10 74 290.4 19.9 503.8 8 19.8 65.4 * 1 190 53.4 49.5 94.4 - 16.7 10.4 25 1712 55.5 -1 1545 (-98) 2200/1501 27.9
KG Petrochem * 1703 5.22 10 75 103.9 17.7 226.4 6 13.7 8.7 * -3 - 44.4 16.6 43.7 4 13.0 1.8 7 1712 14.1 10 110 (-8) 151/93 7.8
Kitex Garments * 1703 6.65 1 54 68.5 22.5 545.9 0 31.3 92.8 -17 150 16.9 13.8 147.3 3 24.9 17.6 -45 1712 13.0 -22 226 B(-45) 384/198 17.4

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Lovable Lingerie * 1703 14.80 10 64 144.3 5.8 197.4 0 7.8 11.1 * -47 10 9.6 7.3 39.8 -1 10.6 2.3 8 1712 4.1 -65 219 M(-3) 283/184 53.1
MahalaxmiRubtech * 1703 11.47 10 67 60.8 5.8 202.7 20 7.0 3.3 * 7 - 9.9 2.9 52.9 16 7.1 1.0 288 1712 2.9 17 55 C(4) 71/43 19.3
Manomay Tex 1703 12.68 10 58 28.0 8.2 280.6 25 4.5 2.3 87 - 6.0 1.8 - - - - - 2.2 - 45 (3) 60/30 20.5
Monte Carlo Fas. * 1703 21.73 10 65 224.8 9.1 584.1 -6 13.2 39.2 * -31 100 29.4 18.0 355.9 24 22.5 47.8 37 1712 25.8 14 542 (-19) 664/374 21.0
Nahar Spinning * 1703 18.03 5 65 237.5 5.5 2132.1 5 8.8 44.8 * -8 30 39.0 12.4 545.8 7 6.7 2.3 -41 1712 - PL 106 (-2) 154/99 -
Nandam Denim Ltd * 1703 48.05 10 61 87.4 14.9 1220.4 6 15.6 56.7 -10 16 29.7 11.8 363.4 54 16.5 13.7 63 1712 12.9 9 143 (5) 187/112 11.1
Page Industries * 1703 11.15 10 49 597.1 44.5 2130.1 19 19.5 266.3 15 970 241.5 219.3 621.0 18 20.8 83.4 33 1712 286.6 25 22127 (2932)25779/13650 77.2
PDS Multi. * 1703 26.05 10 67 39.7 - 13.4 -46 11.0 0.5 55 - 0.5 0.2 5.1 61 18.0 -0.2 PL 1712 - PL 285 (-20) 365/131 -
Pearl Global Ind * 1703 21.66 10 67 137.1 2.6 857.9 12 0.8 7.6 * -39 30 8.7 3.5 144.8 -22 -1.2 0.1 -93 1712 - PL 113 (-4) 178/95 -
Pion. Embroider. * 1703 24.12 10 27 31.9 - 238.2 -7 7.3 1.0 * -95 - 3.8 0.4 66.1 18 4.8 0.4 LP 1712 - PL 37 C(-1) 57/33 -
Poddar Housing * 1703 6.32 10 61 350.6 0.1 33.1 -74 -19.3 0.2 * -99 15 0.9 - 3.5 -66 - -5.2 PL 1712 - PL 1126 (-24) 1636/821 -
Provogue (India) 1703 23.34 1 20 8.9 - 213.4 -50 -69.1 -180.1 * 6 - - - 24.5 -60 - -44.9 -35 1709 - 9 6 (-) 11/4 -
Raymond 1703 61.38 10 43 199.4 2.2 2822.2 1 5.4 27.4 * -60 13 18.6 3.9 789.6 12 8.1 20.7 LP 1712 10.8 110 939 (7) 1141/502 87.1
Riba Textiles * 1703 9.65 10 61 44.6 10.5 111.8 -2 7.0 4.5 223 - 7.5 4.7 39.1 71 10.5 1.5 13 1712 5.6 64 103 (-) 164/48 18.5
Rupa & Company * 1703 7.95 1 73 55.7 19.1 1084.2 7 13.0 77.1 11 275 11.6 9.7 277.2 35 14.9 23.8 40 1712 9.8 6 435 (20) 590/251 44.3
S P Apparels * 1703 25.17 10 60 152.1 21.3 622.8 16 16.9 55.5 * 80 5 30.8 21.1 154.2 8 18.6 12.1 -22 1712 19.1 5 347 (1) 482/301 18.2
Sh. Dinesh Mills * 1703 5.08 10 45 205.0 2.4 79.3 2 9.2 2.4 -16 15 19.7 4.8 18.7 8 13.4 1.4 23 1712 - PL 170 (-8) 256/120 -
Shoppers St. 1703 43.98 5 64 106.9 - 3838.8 9 5.0 -3979.8 * PL 15 - - 963.2 -5 8.2 19.9 5 1712 - PL 526 M(-3) 602/291 -
SORIL Infra * 1703 27.60 10 74 87.1 - 195.7 -25 16.9 31.8 -43 - 16.7 11.5 40.0 -3 23.0 7.3 999 1712 11.0 -39 247 (40) 398/89 22.5
SPL Inds. * 1703 29.00 10 67 12.9 - 150.6 1 1.5 0.4 -96 - 1.2 0.1 27.3 -11 29.1 7.4 LP 1712 - PL 25 (3) 30/16 -
Suditi Inds. * 1703 16.76 10 72 17.5 7.8 104.8 30 7.7 2.2 49 5 2.4 1.3 23.1 51 9.9 0.5 39 1712 1.7 29 71 (-9) 115/59 43.0
Trident 1703 509.60 10 68 53.5 13.1 4686.6 28 19.0 333.8 * 38 15 14.6 6.6 1137.2 1 17.6 73.0 -7 1712 6.1 2 73 M(1) 110/67 12.0
VIP Clothing 1703 16.52 2 53 15.8 - 232.1 19 7.4 2.6 LP - 0.8 0.3 64.3 12 10.7 3.9 LP 1709 0.5 LP 63 R(-5) 102/42 -
Virat Inds. * 1703 4.92 10 48 36.0 17.9 25.7 0 20.1 3.1 - 25 8.8 6.2 9.4 23 14.7 1.0 11 1712 6.2 -18 181 (-13) 214/92 29.0
Voith Paper * 1703 4.39 10 74 405.3 10.4 81.5 8 30.8 17.6 14 40 53.7 40.1 23.4 18 28.3 4.9 11 1712 42.7 17 810 (-12) 1002/559 19.0
VS Retail 1703 33.92 10 51 135.9 - 494.7 48 8.0 19.5 * 97 - 7.7 5.8 152.4 - 14.9 13.7 1 1712 8.1 75 373 C(-31) 555/179 46.1
Welspun India * 1703 100.47 1 73 21.9 30.9 5639.3 15 24.0 633.1 -3 65 10.9 6.3 1170.2 -11 18.4 84.8 -29 1712 2.6 -66 65 (2) 100/59 24.6
Zodiac Cloth. Co * 1703 19.52 10 61 90.5 -8.5 270.5 -11 -5.1 -15.0 * -278 10 - - 57.5 -23 -9.6 -7.6 -127 1712 - -66 183 (-6) 254/175 -
IND.COMPOSITE 2657.22 55502.1 13.3 -2045.4 13.2 683.3 99274 35.8
98 TEXTILES - SILK
Himatsing. Seide * 1703 49.23 5 48 108.3 18.1 1398.1 37 22.2 171.0 * 25 50 21.7 17.4 434.3 5 24.1 53.0 23 1712 19.7 19 350 (20) 444/291 17.8
IND.COMPOSITE 49.23 1398.1 22.2 171.0 24.1 53.0 3442 17.8
99 TEXTILES - SPINNING - SYNTHETIC / BLENDED
APM Inds. * 1703 4.32 2 64 62.2 8.5 249.8 -6 8.5 11.0 * -44 100 6.7 4.8 70.8 36 7.7 2.8 12 1712 3.5 -57 60 (-1) 84/52 17.2
Deepak Spinners * 1703 7.19 10 42 154.8 7.2 410.1 2 9.3 7.8 -50 - 33.5 10.9 107.9 35 8.2 1.5 LP 1712 10.5 -28 87 (-3) 114/76 8.3
Polygenta Tech. * 1703 156.21 10 75 -4.0 - 50.6 8 -67.7 -48.5 * 22 - - - 13.2 -8 -43.0 -9.5 19 1712 - 21 13 (-) 15/13 -
Sangam (India) * 1703 39.42 10 47 125.3 11.7 1593.6 6 11.0 54.9 -29 20 32.3 13.9 416.5 19 7.3 3.8 -16 1712 6.4 -59 144 (-18) 324/140 22.7
Sarla Performanc 1703 8.35 1 55 30.8 17.1 259.5 7 20.9 41.3 * -3 110 6.2 4.7 71.1 9 26.3 10.4 1 1712 5.4 7 59 (-2) 82/42 10.9
Sintex Inds. * 1703 59.41 1 29 71.1 2.9 1430.5 56 18.8 126.8 * -5 25 4.4 2.1 509.0 17 12.3 24.0 -39 1712 2.2 LP 22 C(-) 39/16 9.8
Suryalata Spg. * 1703 4.27 10 70 220.8 10.5 346.5 -2 7.2 9.5 -1 15 41.2 22.1 86.0 10 7.6 2.0 5 1712 19.6 -15 165 (20) 213/123 8.4
IND.COMPOSITE 279.17 4340.7 12.7 202.8 10.0 34.9 2805 11.5
100 TEXTILES - JUTE - YARN / PRODUCTS
Cheviot Company 1703 4.31 10 75 841.7 10.9 390.2 14 11.6 37.1 * 4 10 102.6 86.1 89.5 -9 16.4 18.5 151 1712 111.7 15 1425 M(7) 1735/940 12.8
Gloster 1703 10.47 10 67 177.3 28.2 503.7 18 13.5 45.5 * 92 75 50.8 43.5 118.6 10 18.0 14.1 3 1712 39.9 -8 662 (-3) 794/485 16.6
Ludlow Jute 1703 10.77 10 67 43.7 17.0 359.4 0 4.9 7.3 * 29 25 11.4 6.8 73.0 -14 3.4 0.5 70 1712 2.5 -59 94 (-4) 133/75 37.0
Sheela Foam * 1703 24.39 5 86 86.3 30.2 1445.9 14 11.2 109.9 * 24 - 27.4 22.5 451.5 11 12.1 35.7 -7 1712 22.0 -12 1613 (3) 1850/1011 73.5
IND.COMPOSITE 49.94 2699.2 10.8 199.8 12.7 68.7 9277 46.4
101 TRADING
3M India 1703 11.27 10 75 1088.2 21.7 2363.0 10 15.6 240.8 24 - 255.2 213.7 645.8 12 19.6 91.7 116 1712 273.2 44 20241 (1312)22564/10750 74.1
A B M Internatl. 1703 11.76 10 74 14.8 3.6 142.1 30 0.5 0.6 * -21 - 0.7 0.5 5.7 -88 -8.3 -0.5 PL 1712 - PL 52 (15) 202/23 -
Adani Enterp. 1703 109.98 1 75 34.3 6.1 8595.0 5 6.6 218.5 * -54 40 2.7 2.0 2890.6 55 7.9 129.3 LP 1712 0.9 -68 203 (3) 223/93 -
Aditya Consumer 1703 14.63 10 54 12.8 8.6 67.0 10 4.9 1.3 96 - 1.5 0.9 - - - - - 1.1 LP 219 (33) 224/25 205.4
Aegis Logistics 1703 33.40 1 61 13.7 14.3 391.1 9 25.6 62.8 * 17 105 2.1 1.8 134.4 39 21.0 23.4 61 1712 2.8 66 261 (5) 300/170 93.0
Aspinwall & Co 1703 7.82 10 64 152.7 8.0 244.6 3 8.3 9.2 24 30 14.7 11.7 82.7 3 10.7 4.7 -35 1712 22.7 111 423 (-3) 580/196 18.7
Avenue Super. 1703 624.08 10 82 61.5 18.1 12740.4 39 7.6 478.3 * 51 - 9.7 7.7 4094.8 23 10.3 251.8 66 1712 11.4 57 1166 (49) 1289/559 102.5
Axtel Industries 1703 16.15 10 50 22.9 20.4 76.1 13 14.0 6.8 * 42 - 5.9 4.2 14.4 -23 9.0 0.7 -38 1712 3.8 -44 101 (-7) 140/64 26.7
Bansal Multiflex 1703 7.41 10 73 16.2 12.8 11.8 452 5.2 0.4 999 - 0.6 0.5 - - - - - - - 118 M(6) 134/33 -
Best Steel * 1703 3.70 2 38 2.5 36.5 61.7 259 6.2 1.4 LP - 0.8 0.8 36.6 30 5.7 1.7 324 1712 3.9 639 141 (-2) 161/80 36.0
Binny Mills * 1703 3.19 10 75 19.5 9.2 9.1 15 11.9 0.6 -7 - 1.7 1.6 1.9 -15 20.9 0.3 48 1712 3.3 169 262 (-22) 405/186 79.6
Bombay Cycle * 1703 0.20 10 72 657.0 9.6 6.9 -19 14.3 1.2 * -26 40 66.5 60.0 1.9 13 30.1 0.5 10 1712 71.5 3 2470 (-149) 3100/1450 34.6
Brand Concepts 1703 10.58 10 - 21.6 - 62.4 23 10.2 1.4 58 - 2.3 1.4 10.9 - -1.8 -0.9 - 1706 - - 51 M(-6) 85/51 -
Cosco (India) * 1703 4.16 10 75 73.0 15.6 135.6 8 7.1 4.3 * 29 - 12.7 10.3 28.4 -11 9.9 1.1 8 1712 12.2 61 331 (-31) 443/213 27.1
Cravatex * 1703 2.58 10 75 114.4 -24.4 157.0 -16 -0.9 -7.6 * 18 - - - 0.2 -100 - 0.4 LP 1712 - 88 420 (25) 538/192 -
Ejecta Marketing * 1703 14.58 10 1 10.5 1.1 0.1 -97 -99.9 0.2 * 165 1 0.1 0.1 0.2 - -38.1 - PL 1712 0.1 900 61 (-12) 372/52 -
Empower India * 1703 116.38 1 15 2.9 - 90.4 -12 0.4 0.1 -28 - - - 4.8 -78 2.9 0.1 LP 1712 - LP 1 (1) 1/1 -
Fervent Synerg. * 1703 30.00 10 65 13.6 5.2 39.2 966 6.9 2.0 * 3 - 0.7 0.7 1.0 -95 -59.4 -0.4 PL 1712 0.2 -72 21 (-) 35/17 -
Future Consumer * 1703 1148.06 6 43 8.3 - 1645.0 23 1.7 6.6 * LP - 0.1 - 644.8 49 2.3 6.8 430 1712 0.2 LP 59 C(-1) 79/27 -
Future Retail * 1703 100.40 2 47 64.0 - 17980.5 147 3.2 368.3 999 - 8.0 7.3 4693.4 6 4.6 183.1 81 1712 12.1 73 519 C(-20) 660/219 42.9

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Grandma Trading * 1703 13.06 1 8 1.0 0.3 3.8 1329 -6.5 - -75 - - - - - - 0.1 -14 1712 - LP 5 (-) 9/5 -
Hexa Tradex 1703 11.05 2 46 41.0 -1.3 8.1 -65 -50.0 -2.9 * PL - - - - - - -0.3 30 1712 - 21 56 (-4) 100/18 -
Kemp & Co. * 1703 1.08 10 72 154.5 1.0 3.1 -36 -10.3 0.2 -46 5 4.0 1.6 0.8 9 -8.3 1.4 LP 1712 15.6 171 570 (-38) 608/206 36.6
Kothari Products * 1703 29.84 10 75 276.2 8.1 4348.0 -6 2.6 61.0 * 13 30 20.4 19.8 1058.2 -6 1.6 15.5 45 1712 18.2 6 174 (-19) 246/166 9.5
Lahoti Overseas * 1703 5.83 2 60 38.0 7.6 566.0 23 3.0 7.8 * 166 20 3.7 2.7 133.8 5 2.4 1.1 -23 1712 1.5 -38 23 (-1) 33/19 14.9
Mauria Udyog * 1703 13.32 10 74 81.0 7.5 1236.5 9 3.7 7.7 * -14 - 9.9 5.8 316.2 -9 5.0 4.2 29 1712 5.4 -26 174 (6) 190/22 32.2
MMTC * 1703 100.00 1 90 14.3 -0.4 11708.4 -7 -0.3 -6.0 * -4 30 0.0 - 3387.1 -31 0.5 5.8 -65 1712 0.2 89 53 (-2) 102/49 -
Modern India 1703 7.51 2 75 11.1 -10.0 56.9 -29 -9.3 -4.4 67 15 - - 18.5 31 -12.5 -0.4 72 1712 - 71 46 (-1) 89/40 -
Optiemus Infra. * 1703 85.81 10 75 32.3 3.6 1062.9 -44 4.1 9.4 * -48 - 3.0 1.1 82.4 -28 12.6 2.5 218 1712 1.0 17 264 (-5) 292/40 263.7
Polo Queen Ind. * 1703 67.15 10 75 23.3 0.7 61.4 -26 5.5 1.1 116 - 0.2 0.2 18.8 245 4.5 0.3 LP 1712 0.2 - 132 (21) 133/29 -
Praxis Home * 1703 12.32 5 - 5.0 - - 0 - - -353 - - - 143.9 999 -0.2 -1.0 78 1712 - - 175 M(-69) 315/167 -
Prime Customer 1703 3.49 10 58 18.7 6.3 23.9 13 4.0 0.3 20 2 1.5 0.9 - - - - - 1.6 - 197 (2) 206/60 127.3
PTC India * 1703 296.01 10 16 103.9 9.8 14074.8 13 2.2 283.6 * 27 30 9.7 9.6 4412.5 45 1.9 58.9 38 1712 11.0 38 98 (1) 130/84 8.9
Rain Industries 1612 67.27 2 41 27.4 5.1 44.9 -48 -7.4 31.3 20 50 1.0 0.9 4.0 70 -30.4 31.6 -1 1709 0.8 -19 392 (55) 476/78 -
Ravindra Energy 1703 122.13 10 73 18.1 2.9 54.0 -56 8.1 6.1 152 - 0.5 0.5 6.0 -38 29.0 1.3 999 1709 1.1 617 34 (-4) 46/24 30.3
STC * 1703 60.00 10 90 3.2 - 7814.5 -26 -2.6 -19.7 - - - - 2236.8 3 -0.7 12.9 763 1712 1.5 LP 151 (2) 299/140 102.7
Sakuma Exports * 1703 21.33 10 58 73.6 18.1 2016.2 12 1.3 17.5 -5 - 8.5 8.2 646.5 59 0.8 4.6 399 1712 10.0 24 189 M(20) 282/60 18.9
Sat Industries * 1703 21.60 2 54 8.3 - 48.0 -1 4.7 2.4 * LP - 0.2 0.2 15.3 453 12.5 1.2 213 1712 0.4 720 39 C(3) 44/22 -
Shankara Build. 1703 22.85 10 56 126.7 8.0 1976.0 11 3.3 20.7 92 28 10.8 9.1 561.9 24 4.4 11.5 224 1712 15.8 90 1692 (28) 2365/545 107.3
Shrenik 1703 20.40 10 74 24.2 16.3 427.7 30 3.2 4.2 42 - 2.2 2.1 - - - - - - - 588 M(1) 674/42 -
SORIL Holdings * 1703 10.14 2 34 155.5 -0.3 5.8 -56 -45.7 -2.2 * PL - - - 0.4 175 - 0.4 -85 1712 - PL 247 (29) 280/24 -
Steel Exchange * 1703 75.98 10 48 13.7 - 1279.4 -23 5.8 -103.8 PL - - - 284.8 26 3.1 -43.3 -135 1712 - -166 32 (2) 133/27 -
SVP Global 1703 12.65 10 68 77.2 0.2 5.6 -67 30.0 0.2 161 - 1.0 0.1 31.3 - 19.3 2.4 999 1709 4.5 999 471 (-23) 620/188 105.8
TCI Inds. 1703 0.90 10 75 -10.7 - 2.0 -32 -10.9 -0.2 47 - - - 0.4 193 -14.6 -0.1 83 1712 - 13 936 (30) 2348/891 -
Trent * 1703 33.23 1 33 46.4 5.7 1847.3 17 7.2 84.3 * -1 100 3.7 2.5 521.3 20 13.2 37.9 2 1712 3.2 8 321 (15) 361/230 99.0
Uniphos Enter. 1703 13.91 2 72 21.5 7.8 - 0 - 11.1 * -6 - 1.6 1.6 - - - 0.1 LP 1712 2.5 56 87 (2) 112/64 34.8
Urja Global 1703 50.72 1 34 2.4 0.9 117.1 -3 0.5 1.0 -1 - 0.0 - 28.5 -12 0.1 0.4 - 1709 0.0 -46 7 (-2) 11/1 -
Ushdev Intl. * 1703 33.85 1 54 22.8 -15.0 2502.6 -69 -3.9 -133.2 PL - - - 2.0 -100 - -156.0 -98 1712 - 32 2 (-) 21/2 -
V-Mart Retail * 1703 18.10 10 54 149.4 15.8 1001.7 24 8.2 39.1 * 46 13 33.8 21.6 368.0 13 17.4 36.7 27 1712 35.0 71 1519 M(59) 1800/638 43.4
Vama Inds. * 1703 10.51 2 43 3.2 7.7 43.1 -6 9.3 1.3 397 5 0.3 0.2 29.0 413 7.8 1.3 999 1712 1.0 622 26 (1) 34/19 24.9
Veritas (India) * 1703 2.68 1 60 57.5 5.3 534.0 18 1.5 8.3 10 5 3.3 3.1 178.3 35 0.4 0.8 -53 1712 3.0 -5 193 (8) 209/116 65.1
Vinyl Chemicals 1703 1.83 1 50 26.1 16.0 292.7 -13 3.2 7.2 * 20 180 3.6 3.6 108.9 64 2.5 2.1 54 1712 4.5 36 114 (5) 131/62 25.1
W H Brady * 1703 2.55 10 74 92.2 12.7 22.0 10 23.8 2.8 * -7 - 14.6 11.0 5.3 - 20.6 0.7 -32 1712 9.7 -16 185 (-17) 289/145 19.1
Yash Chemex 1703 4.10 10 48 32.3 5.3 74.3 9 0.9 0.6 121 - 1.6 1.5 - - - - - 2.1 77 168 CB(-) 179/30 81.0
IND.COMPOSITE 3523.53 98081.1 3.3 1734.0 4.9 728.6 217092 64.6
102 TRANSMISSON LINE TOWERS / EQUIPMENT
Bharti Infra. 1703 1849.61 10 54 87.8 9.8 6084.7 9 46.4 1721.1 * 58 160 15.6 9.3 1695.2 11 47.0 317.0 -14 1712 7.7 -45 329 (-20) 482/283 42.9
BS * 1703 44.17 1 52 4.6 13.2 679.4 - -40.4 -408.1 - - - - 2.4 -92 - -21.8 84 1712 - -51 1 (-) 3/1 -
Jyoti Structures 1703 21.91 2 18 -126.3 - 849.7 -66 -71.7 -1486.4 -196 - - - 144.5 -36 -98.1 -364.2 -83 1706 - -194 11 (1) 16/7 -
K E C Intl. * 1703 51.42 2 51 64.4 18.6 7566.4 -2 10.6 291.9 50 80 15.8 11.4 2085.7 24 10.7 102.3 44 1712 15.3 78 377 (23) 413/160 24.7
Kalpataru Power * 1703 30.69 2 59 161.5 11.5 4894.1 14 12.3 269.2 40 100 22.6 17.5 1417.4 26 10.7 75.2 32 1712 20.0 25 460 (29) 536/275 23.0
Suyog Telematics * 1703 10.15 10 50 51.3 39.1 60.5 38 48.1 17.0 41 - 19.9 16.8 22.6 50 49.6 6.2 62 1712 22.0 53 399 (39) 470/290 18.1
IND.COMPOSITE 2007.95 20134.8 16.8 404.7 19.4 114.8 78222 36.4
103 TRANSPORT - AIRLINES
Interglobe Aviat 1703 384.31 10 75 164.2 51.0 18580.5 15 11.9 1521.0 * -22 340 48.6 36.7 6177.9 24 16.0 762.0 56 1712 63.2 37 1281 M(86) 1346/830 20.3
Jet Airways * 1703 113.60 10 51 -242.2 - 22398.7 2 4.9 190.8 * -83 - 94.9 16.8 6086.2 10 4.6 165.3 -46 1712 - PL 763 (72) 884/371 -
SpiceJet Ltd * 1703 599.45 10 60 -10.2 - 6191.3 22 8.8 389.7 * -1 - 9.8 6.5 2065.1 29 14.6 240.0 68 1712 9.3 40 143 (11) 156/62 15.3
TAAL Enterprises * 1703 3.12 10 51 24.1 - 6.8 -14 -48.2 -2.8 -450 - - - 2.1 375 -8.6 -0.1 95 1712 - 40 160 (1) 250/129 -
IND.COMPOSITE 1100.48 47177.3 8.2 2098.7 11.0 1167.2 66530 19.4
104 TRAVEL AGENCIES
Cox & Kings * 1703 88.28 5 50 161.8 6.7 3117.5 9 8.9 181.3 10 20 11.5 10.1 554.0 -20 9.9 34.8 -4 1712 10.8 4 237 (1) 306/184 22.0
Intl. Travel Hse * 1703 7.99 10 62 202.8 7.0 201.5 3 13.3 10.5 * 20 43 28.2 13.1 49.9 - 6.5 0.9 -68 1712 9.9 16 188 (-12) 264/185 19.1
Thomas Cook 1703 36.71 1 68 31.6 -0.9 1714.2 -1 2.4 -10.1 * PL 38 0.2 - 338.5 23 -3.8 82.3 LP 1712 2.4 LP 235 M(3) 274/186 99.0
Transcorp Intl. 1703 5.09 2 73 17.3 4.3 746.0 -38 0.9 1.9 24 8 1.1 0.7 222.1 29 0.5 0.1 -61 1712 0.7 28 34 (-7) 62/15 -
IND.COMPOSITE 138.07 5779.2 6.1 183.6 4.0 118.1 13059 45.4
105 TYRES
Apollo Tyres * 1703 57.21 1 39 119.4 16.1 8933.8 2 14.9 805.2 -20 300 18.8 13.7 2634.6 21 13.9 204.0 10 1712 10.1 -43 254 M(2) 289/178 25.2
Balkrishna Inds * 1703 38.66 2 58 183.6 22.6 3731.5 16 30.3 707.5 * 68 400 51.8 36.0 1106.3 23 26.2 189.5 2 1712 34.9 -3 1133 XB(74) 1286/574 32.4
CEAT 1703 40.45 10 51 570.1 17.1 5701.7 5 11.8 372.8 -17 115 127.3 92.2 1549.9 12 12.4 91.6 -3 1712 67.9 -30 1630 (8) 2030/1110 24.0
Goodyear India * 1703 23.07 10 74 305.3 19.4 1511.8 -13 13.2 127.2 * 33 125 69.8 55.1 398.9 6 13.6 37.6 13 1712 54.6 3 1163 (160) 1258/699 21.3
Innovative Tyres 1703 17.99 10 - 41.2 10.8 132.2 7 10.6 4.1 116 - 4.5 2.3 - - - - - 2.3 116 50 M(-3) 77/36 21.7
JK Tyre & Indust * 1703 45.36 2 52 73.8 16.2 5979.1 3 12.4 250.6 * -42 125 19.1 11.0 1732.7 22 8.8 32.9 -18 1712 - PL 161 (-14) 193/116 -
MRF 1703 4.24 10 28 20152 18.5 13245.8 -33 19.6 1453.5 -10 600 4864.73428.0 3798.8 20 18.5 340.5 18 17122443.7 -35 70622 (1910)74499/49600 28.9
PTL Enterprises 1703 13.24 2 70 18.8 26.8 50.0 9 90.7 30.6 * 26 63 4.5 4.4 - - - 11.6 71 1712 6.1 35 51 (-4) 82/38 8.4
TVS Srichakra * 1703 7.66 10 45 750.6 31.3 1960.4 2 14.5 155.3 -16 507 275.5 202.8 492.7 8 13.4 31.0 9 1712 158.1 -25 3650 (258) 4304/2912 23.1
IND.COMPOSITE 247.88 41246.4 17.0 3906.8 15.7 938.7 82554 27.6
106 MISCELLANEOUS
Aarvi Encon 1703 14.78 10 - 36.8 11.1 146.2 34 5.1 3.5 28 10 2.9 2.3 - - - - - 3.0 - 97 M(4) 120/54 32.4

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Adani Ports 1703 414.19 2 66 81.4 20.4 4878.9 6 76.8 3071.6 * 4 65 17.4 14.8 1417.3 9 89.0 692.0 -7 1712 13.0 -7 393 (-16) 452/292 30.4
Airo Lam 1703 15.00 10 - 21.6 11.7 70.9 11 9.3 1.9 13 - 2.5 1.3 - - - - - 1.5 - 46 M(-1) 59/43 30.3
Allcargo Logist. * 1703 49.14 2 69 54.6 7.9 1173.6 -3 19.9 100.4 * -9 100 8.1 4.1 274.4 -3 13.0 7.8 -58 1712 4.0 7 177 (-12) 229/155 44.7
Apcotex Industri * 1703 10.37 5 58 99.5 8.8 390.1 45 7.6 17.4 * -15 90 14.2 8.4 137.9 20 12.6 13.3 165 1712 12.7 18 505 (36) 562/307 39.7
Archidply Inds. * 1703 22.07 10 73 58.9 5.3 271.2 -3 7.8 6.7 9 - 5.2 3.0 74.2 7 8.0 2.1 2 1712 3.3 9 94 (-2) 131/62 28.3
Aro Granite 1703 15.30 10 41 110.8 7.7 238.7 11 12.3 12.6 115 10 14.0 8.0 45.7 -11 7.2 0.1 -95 1712 1.5 -82 69 (6) 98/57 45.1
Arshiya * 1703 44.57 2 56 53.3 - 75.8 18 62.1 -94.4 46 - - - 24.9 18 65.8 -18.7 11 1712 - 10 94 C(9) 120/50 -
Asya Infosoft * 1703 12.06 10 2 20.4 - 0.3 -44 38.7 0.1 -62 - 0.2 0.1 0.7 983 -7.7 0.1 - 1712 0.1 - 43 (3) 70/35 -
Binani Inds 1703 31.37 10 53 709.8 - 159.0 -39 27.4 - * -100 - 0.6 - 3.5 -91 -42.0 -1.2 PL 1712 - PL 111 (8) 153/67 -
CARE Ratings 1703 29.46 10 - 169.4 30.0 280.5 6 66.5 135.9 * 17 280 43.5 42.5 74.8 13 62.0 37.3 -2 1712 47.9 -6 1382 M(53) 1800/1278 28.9
Century Ply. * 1703 22.22 1 72 31.9 30.1 1782.5 9 16.4 185.1 * 9 100 10.7 8.3 509.9 20 17.2 46.7 25 1712 7.9 3 318 (12) 363/224 40.1
Chart.Logistics * 1703 9.93 1 52 4.4 30.9 155.8 -5 13.0 11.1 * 215 - 1.3 1.1 34.6 -10 13.1 3.2 -22 1712 1.0 42 18 (-1) 28/17 18.0
CL Educate 1703 14.17 10 48 255.4 2.3 147.8 -10 8.7 7.3 53 - 8.5 5.1 30.2 19 -17.2 -2.5 4 1712 3.0 -30 242 M(-13) 474/210 80.3
Cochin Shipyard * 1703 135.94 10 75 221.4 16.2 2059.5 3 18.5 311.8 * 7 90 24.5 21.6 615.0 6 22.3 113.8 26 1712 24.8 - 526 P(4) 599/435 21.2
Confidence Petro * 1703 25.88 1 54 7.8 2.7 485.8 39 8.3 5.4 186 - 1.1 0.2 141.6 18 12.9 7.0 161 1712 0.7 250 31 (-1) 39/8 -
Container Corpn. 1703 243.72 10 55 363.0 10.0 5675.1 -5 22.0 856.9 * -10 171 49.6 35.2 1639.6 25 27.2 289.1 55 1712 44.7 32 1292 B(-53) 1500/922 28.9
CRISIL * 1712 7.17 1 67 113.2 33.1 1177.4 4 28.7 237.3 3 2200 37.1 33.1 305.0 -3 30.3 64.2 -10 1712 33.1 3 1963 M(-) 2070/1752 59.3
Cupid ltd * 1703 11.12 10 45 46.2 47.0 82.9 36 39.0 20.6 29 40 19.6 17.7 20.3 -27 32.9 4.1 -37 1712 17.4 -5 272 (-55) 423/251 15.7
Deep Industries * 1703 32.00 10 63 118.2 23.5 277.4 64 56.1 73.7 * 76 18 33.1 22.7 74.7 6 50.4 18.4 4 1712 25.0 23 194 (-2) 344/187 7.8
Delta Corp 1703 26.76 1 34 56.2 5.7 277.9 16 34.9 52.4 * 30 35 2.4 2.0 101.6 104 36.8 26.8 999 1712 3.1 50 352 M(10) 401/119 114.5
Divyashakti Gran * 1703 10.27 10 63 91.0 10.7 108.3 59 13.8 9.5 * -6 15 10.1 8.9 18.1 -38 4.4 1.1 -65 1712 2.2 -81 100 (-13) 153/89 44.7
Dredging Corpn. * 1703 28.00 10 73 543.1 0.5 585.9 -12 20.0 7.4 -77 30 37.6 2.0 119.9 -21 6.0 -22.5 PL 1712 1.4 -64 684 (-38) 920/440 506.7
Eastern Treads * 1703 5.23 10 65 19.7 13.6 93.4 7 5.5 1.3 -61 5 6.0 2.5 21.3 -6 5.5 - PL 1712 - PL 92 (-1) 130/82 -
Elegant Marbles * 1703 4.50 10 72 154.5 7.8 28.2 -7 5.4 5.2 * 27 - 11.9 11.5 8.1 6 11.4 1.0 -19 1712 11.4 240 186 (-3) 210/103 16.3
Future Market 1703 56.29 10 73 34.2 - 82.5 2 14.6 -23.3 PL - 0.5 - 19.8 2 31.7 6.1 LP 1712 - PL 110 (-) 201/49 -
Future Supply 1703 40.06 10 52 86.8 16.9 561.2 8 13.2 45.7 * 56 - 16.2 11.4 195.2 36 17.0 16.2 37 1712 16.6 - 662 C(-4) 750/645 39.8
GAIL (India) * 1703 1691.30 10 54 225.6 9.6 48148.9 -7 12.3 3701.1 65 112 30.1 21.9 14414.3 19 13.7 1262.2 28 1712 26.1 18 463 (-) 518/347 17.7
Gateway Distr. * 1703 108.73 10 26 70.5 6.7 321.2 -3 20.0 50.8 * -26 70 6.7 4.7 80.4 -3 19.9 10.2 -37 1712 4.1 -25 198 (-23) 292/192 48.3
Gayatri BioOrga. * 1703 78.79 10 68 -10.2 - 79.7 -42 -61.7 -65.8 -67 - - - - - - 6.2 LP 1712 - 74 10 (-) 23/6 -
General Insuranc * 1703 438.60 5 86 571.1 3.3 26313.6 73 -4.9 1456.4 * 6 200 14.7 14.6 8557.7 50 -3.2 672.8 LP 1712 38.6 - 770 P(16) 895/717 20.0
GKW 1703 5.97 10 75 176.6 3.6 14.1 17 34.8 3.7 * 67 - 6.8 6.2 7.2 175 70.1 5.0 999 1712 13.5 47 553 (-16) 793/350 41.0
Greenlam Industr * 1703 12.07 5 55 125.6 15.1 970.4 4 12.8 43.0 6 30 31.4 17.5 259.1 17 14.0 16.3 117 1712 24.8 51 1169 (18) 1400/621 47.2
Greenply Inds. * 1703 12.26 1 51 64.2 19.3 1770.8 3 14.1 136.6 2 60 15.0 11.0 399.3 11 15.7 36.1 50 1712 11.9 6 350 (27) 401/255 29.3
GRP 1703 1.33 10 42 960.2 6.8 303.2 -4 8.8 8.4 * - 100 167.7 62.9 72.8 7 6.7 -0.2 PL 1712 6.5 -92 1353 (-30) 1802/1110 209.2
Guj Pipavav Port 1703 483.44 10 43 41.8 12.5 683.1 4 61.6 251.0 30 38 6.6 4.4 162.7 -4 58.2 50.0 -23 1712 4.5 -7 143 (5) 179/126 31.8
Guj.St.Petronet * 1703 563.81 10 38 79.7 11.6 1027.6 4 86.4 496.6 12 15 12.0 8.8 350.2 31 84.8 181.6 53 1712 11.3 36 192 M(3) 236/152 17.0
Gujarat Gas 1703 137.68 10 61 119.5 13.9 5092.6 -17 15.0 226.6 6 30 35.2 16.5 1571.3 28 12.7 60.0 43 1712 19.3 -6 852 (14) 974/614 44.2
Hariyana Ship * 1703 6.17 10 73 185.6 8.6 275.5 -25 -5.2 9.7 114 - 18.9 15.8 40.0 52 -0.6 2.5 LP 1712 22.1 11 94 (11) 117/65 4.3
HPC Biosci. 1703 15.96 1 22 1.9 1.5 2.3 21 69.0 0.5 11 - 0.1 - - - - - - 0.0 239 44 (-1) 49/44 -
ICICI Lombard 1703 453.95 10 56 82.9 17.8 6157.8 28 -5.9 623.7 24 35 14.2 13.0 1750.5 13 17.6 231.8 5 1712 16.6 - 817 M(2) 872/619 49.4
ICRA * 1703 9.90 10 51 458.2 19.3 210.9 8 38.7 76.8 * 34 270 80.8 77.6 57.0 7 44.3 22.4 9 1712 80.9 2 3860 M(7) 4400/3726 47.7
Indag Rubber 1703 5.25 2 75 65.4 11.9 184.1 -27 15.8 19.6 * -36 120 8.1 7.0 44.4 -1 15.0 4.7 1 1712 5.3 -37 171 (-12) 235/165 32.6
Indraprastha Gas * 1703 140.00 2 45 41.8 21.0 3814.8 3 25.3 571.2 36 85 10.4 8.0 1183.9 25 22.2 165.9 15 1712 9.0 15 294 (-3) 344/194 32.7
Info Edg.(India) 1703 121.57 10 41 163.2 12.2 802.1 12 33.4 229.9 63 45 20.3 18.3 227.2 22 34.7 70.3 49 1712 22.6 24 1223 M(-67) 1458/796 54.2
Jet Freight 1703 5.45 10 73 24.9 38.0 216.7 5 4.3 3.9 * 288 - 8.3 7.1 - - - - - 9.5 95 100 (-4) 134/58 10.5
Jiya Eco-Product * 1703 10.72 10 64 21.1 22.4 52.0 54 16.6 4.6 65 - 6.4 4.2 27.5 106 15.6 3.2 151 1712 7.1 101 122 (31) 139/41 17.3
JK Agri Genetics * 1703 3.60 10 65 213.0 17.1 193.0 2 14.0 12.1 * 50 40 44.2 33.6 20.4 8 -35.0 -6.3 -31 1712 26.6 4 1073 (-453) 1819/481 40.3
Jupiter Info. * 1703 10.02 10 70 10.7 0.2 0.5 20 49.9 - * LP 1 0.3 - 0.1 -19 15.4 0.1 33 1712 0.3 LP 84 (1) 95/62 -
Just Dial * 1703 67.39 10 34 134.0 5.8 718.6 8 15.2 47.3 * -31 - 13.0 7.0 196.8 9 23.7 28.6 4 1712 8.2 -11 452 M(3) 648/326 54.9
JVL Agro Indus * 1703 16.79 1 55 35.9 0.3 3857.2 -6 2.2 2.0 * -87 - 1.2 0.1 772.0 -26 3.5 2.3 -24 1712 - PL 28 (-2) 40/18 -
Karuturi Global * 1703 149.75 1 24 10.0 - 10.2 -29 -16.0 1.1 LP - 0.0 - 2.1 -17 -7.7 0.9 LP 1712 0.1 LP 2 (-) 3/1 -
Kaveri Seed Co. * 1703 13.22 2 55 154.8 13.2 669.9 -7 20.5 129.4 -25 - 23.9 19.6 70.6 4 13.8 5.4 53 1712 29.1 24 462 M(-19) 708/433 15.9
KDDL Ltd * 1703 10.84 10 45 106.3 7.1 125.6 6 17.2 7.1 * 7 15 13.3 6.6 35.4 20 19.0 4.2 172 1712 10.7 37 379 (71) 407/172 35.6
Kirloskar Indus. 1703 9.71 10 73 782.5 3.9 3.5 -26 -99.9 28.6 * -52 200 30.5 29.5 0.9 64 - 2.3 -59 1712 46.9 4 1190 (-46) 1671/871 25.4
Lancer Containe. 1703 10.05 10 73 12.9 19.5 77.6 80 10.3 1.7 * 112 - 5.8 1.7 - - - - - 4.3 272 78 XB(-7) 113/18 18.2
Lanco Infratech * 1703 331.41 1 59 3.1 - 1634.9 -39 7.0 -881.6 -60 - - - 11.0 -95 - -426.2 -10 1712 - -95 1 (-) 4/1 -
Madhav Marbles * 1703 8.95 10 38 136.7 4.3 79.3 1 8.1 5.2 -32 10 8.2 5.6 15.0 -8 1.9 0.4 -60 1712 1.7 -78 63 (3) 87/49 37.3
Mahanagar Gas * 1703 98.78 10 65 186.3 22.1 2034.0 -2 31.7 393.4 27 190 44.6 35.0 581.4 15 34.6 124.0 25 1712 47.8 25 993 (21) 1345/845 20.8
Maheshwari Logi. 1703 14.80 10 58 62.2 12.9 738.0 23 3.8 9.5 * 11 - 9.7 6.4 - - - - - 7.3 51 183 (25) 215/71 25.2
Mahindra Logis. 1703 71.14 10 61 49.8 13.7 2588.7 30 2.6 44.8 20 - 7.6 6.3 776.4 11 3.2 14.0 22 1712 7.5 - 455 M(-13) 558/405 60.5
Matrimony.com 1703 11.30 5 51 57.8 - 267.5 6 13.8 26.8 486 - 16.4 11.8 76.8 17 14.5 4.0 -46 1712 14.7 - 851 P(-52) 1025/775 58.0
MT Educare * 1703 39.82 10 43 39.2 7.1 264.9 0 14.5 11.7 -60 - 7.3 2.9 35.5 -32 - -84.5 -999 1712 - PL 70 (14) 102/53 -
Multi Comm. Exc. 1703 51.00 10 - 266.4 8.2 259.4 10 30.7 108.0 * 22 150 24.8 21.2 61.0 -11 23.1 17.8 -48 1712 14.9 -47 760 (45) 1258/665 51.0
Nath Bio-Genes * 1703 19.00 10 41 144.3 12.6 169.7 5 17.0 16.4 15 - 10.2 8.6 25.8 42 26.8 4.0 238 1712 13.4 71 487 M(-11) 566/130 36.4
Natural Capsules 1703 6.23 10 52 94.7 2.1 53.6 -14 9.6 1.2 -72 10 8.9 1.9 14.2 -3 12.0 0.6 19 1712 1.5 -13 114 (-21) 159/57 75.6
Navkar Corporat. 1703 150.52 10 69 91.5 8.1 355.2 2 38.7 97.6 4 - 7.7 6.5 86.5 -1 39.0 25.0 18 1712 6.7 3 168 M(-6) 247/159 25.2
NESCO * 1703 14.09 2 68 119.8 22.3 305.8 17 70.0 169.4 17 110 25.2 24.0 80.6 -11 72.6 43.8 -22 1712 23.4 -9 580 (-15) 647/440 24.8
Netwrk.18 Media 1703 523.47 5 75 24.3 - 66.9 -1 -82.2 -118.7 * -59 - - - 17.9 5 -90.1 33.1 LP 1712 - 72 48 (-3) 64/34 -
New India Assura 1703 412.00 5 85 172.7 -8.0 17554.2 16 -21.4 -972.4 * -195 155 - - 5074.0 25 -9.2 617.3 LP 1712 5.3 - 703 P(16) 749/534 132.3
Newgen Software 1703 69.24 10 66 54.1 20.1 383.1 22 17.4 50.2 83 9 7.7 6.9 182.8 - 4.9 5.7 - 1709 - - 229 P(-3) 267/215 -

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Company Name Ended Equity FV Prom. B.V. RONW Sales Sales OPM NP NP Div CPS EPS Sales Sales OPM NP NP Ended EPS NP Price(Rs.) 52 Week P/E
Rs.Cr. Stk(%) Rs. % Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr.Var% % Rs. Rs. Rs.Cr. Var% % Rs.Cr. Var% Rs. Var% 19/02/18 High/Low Ratio
Patel Integrated * 1703 16.54 10 42 74.2 6.3 454.0 -11 3.7 7.0 -16 5 6.7 4.1 103.3 -3 3.8 1.6 78 1712 3.5 -35 67 M(-4) 98/65 19.3
Paul Merchants * 1703 1.03 10 73 1473.6 8.6 2992.6 21 1.1 12.7 -37 - 151.3 123.0 1205.1 59 0.1 199.5 999 17122001.8 905 5706 (1558)6195/3056 2.9
Petronet LNG * 1703 1500.00 10 50 54.0 23.2 24616.0 -9 10.5 1653.9 * 97 50 13.2 10.8 7757.1 23 10.9 528.8 33 1712 13.2 40 239 B(-8) 275/189 18.2
Pix Transmission * 1703 13.63 10 61 121.0 9.2 236.5 9 19.8 14.4 * 297 20 19.1 10.2 67.1 15 21.0 3.4 2 1712 11.3 43 156 (-7) 199/108 13.9
Pokarna 1703 6.20 2 57 40.5 9.8 155.5 -19 20.8 11.7 * -32 30 7.3 3.7 41.1 23 22.4 3.8 77 1712 3.8 2 207 (-1) 323/171 53.9
Pressman Adv. 1703 4.70 2 47 13.0 21.3 50.1 7 16.9 5.8 * 55 65 2.5 2.5 12.1 7 18.6 1.9 36 1709 2.8 62 57 (-2) 88/51 20.2
Radix Indust. * 1703 10.00 10 72 16.7 7.8 13.9 -54 17.0 1.3 -38 10 1.3 1.3 3.3 27 14.9 0.3 45 1712 1.6 120 64 (-3) 103/58 39.3
Reliance Nav.Eng 1703 737.59 10 31 16.0 - 519.5 69 4.3 -523.4 1 - - - 54.0 -56 18.6 -167.1 -26 1712 - -87 38 M(-) 73/34 -
Riddhi Siddhi Gl * 1703 7.14 10 75 1567.9 -3.2 117.8 123 -52.9 -36.1 PL 20 - - 7.4 -59 -22.0 10.1 206 1712 - PL 750 (15) 953/382 -
Rishiroop * 1703 9.70 10 70 57.5 5.7 46.7 22 7.7 3.0 * 180 10 3.6 3.1 13.9 11 30.0 3.1 LP 1712 8.2 205 121 (4) 155/42 14.7
Rubfila Intl. 1703 21.61 5 62 18.8 16.3 176.1 7 10.7 12.0 * 50 15 3.3 2.6 45.5 12 10.3 3.0 -7 1712 4.9 132 76 (1) 100/42 15.5
Rushil Decor 1703 14.61 10 54 84.4 25.8 306.0 3 15.6 24.5 242 5 21.5 16.8 83.9 15 14.4 6.9 5 1712 19.4 50 913 C(-19) 1191/541 47.1
Sarda Plywood * 1703 4.52 10 44 25.1 - 207.5 14 1.2 -5.7 * - - - - 54.4 - 0.4 -2.1 -51 1712 - -76 151 (1) 295/134 -
Sayaji Inds. * 1703 3.16 10 75 166.9 7.8 534.6 9 4.5 4.0 49 150 40.2 12.5 142.9 7 4.1 1.3 139 1712 13.8 - 512 B(-) 512/209 37.1
SecUR Credential 1703 4.89 10 - 68.5 - 9.8 122 28.0 1.8 999 - 3.8 3.7 5.7 - 31.3 1.3 - 1706 - - 200 M(14) 272/170 -
Security & Intel 1703 73.18 10 75 72.9 17.7 1614.8 27 5.9 26.5 * -15 - 6.9 3.6 560.5 39 6.7 22.5 841 1712 8.6 - 1134 P(4) 1300/708 131.7
Shreeji Translog 1703 3.49 10 - 49.6 7.3 86.7 -1 7.9 1.0 * 168 - 10.8 2.9 - - - - - 6.7 - 136 P(-7) 180/131 20.5
Sical Logistics 1703 55.60 10 57 98.8 8.7 817.4 26 13.7 45.5 89 - 13.1 8.2 271.6 33 10.1 5.6 -54 1712 6.7 -13 220 (25) 285/194 32.7
Sindhu Trade * 1703 51.40 10 75 78.9 21.0 887.3 33 18.2 76.9 1 - 18.2 15.0 256.4 12 17.2 16.0 -9 1712 15.1 -11 48 (3) 48/18 3.2
SJVN * 1703 4136.63 10 90 27.8 13.6 2468.7 -1 80.6 1568.7 20 28 5.0 3.3 436.6 -12 61.6 205.7 -21 1712 3.4 7 37 (2) 40/30 11.0
Snowman Logistic * 1703 167.09 10 40 25.7 -0.5 189.2 -16 19.2 -2.2 PL - 2.2 - 49.8 5 26.3 0.3 LP 1712 0.1 LP 52 (1) 71/46 -
Somi Conv.Belt. * 1703 11.78 10 59 44.4 1.6 65.3 13 14.7 0.8 * -64 - 5.5 0.7 22.5 64 9.6 0.3 127 1712 0.6 -37 60 (-3) 87/42 -
SPARC * 1703 25.09 1 67 11.7 - 181.0 12 -68.4 -120.3 -72 - - - 19.4 -16 - -58.1 12 1712 - -141 439 C(23) 532/273 -
Stylam Indus. * 1703 8.17 10 53 153.8 28.1 312.4 18 13.8 18.4 51 - 29.3 22.5 81.9 17 13.4 4.5 11 1712 22.0 - 708 M(49) 855/482 32.2
Sukhjit Starch * 1703 7.38 10 62 316.9 8.2 653.2 15 7.8 18.3 * -21 50 39.7 23.8 191.2 12 10.3 8.4 107 1712 28.1 7 528 (30) 578/277 18.8
Sunil Healthcare * 1703 10.25 10 74 36.3 17.9 102.1 25 16.5 6.2 18 - 10.3 6.0 22.9 -23 14.7 0.6 -61 1712 4.2 -25 75 (-5) 108/66 17.9
Talwal.Better * 1703 31.00 10 37 166.5 13.9 257.1 12 62.1 62.0 16 15 34.7 20.0 50.1 9 46.8 5.9 24 1712 22.9 21 287 M(-19) 358/209 12.5
Team Lease Serv. 1703 17.10 10 43 216.4 16.7 2991.1 19 1.2 56.7 133 - 35.5 33.1 859.4 8 1.4 18.0 143 1712 50.8 177 2179 (53) 2537/850 42.9
Tiger Logistics * 1703 10.57 10 73 44.6 24.5 298.1 18 5.7 10.3 41 - 10.3 9.7 80.1 18 6.5 3.0 36 1712 9.9 28 209 (4) 259/152 21.2
Timex Group 1703 10.10 1 75 -6.8 - 199.8 15 0.5 -3.8 59 - - - 50.5 -7 -8.1 -4.5 36 1712 0.5 LP 50 (-7) 71/35 -
Total Transport 1703 14.31 10 52 22.1 59.3 199.7 -12 5.0 5.6 LP - 4.6 3.9 - - - - - 4.7 - 51 M(-) 74/41 11.0
Transport Corp. * 1703 15.32 2 66 75.8 12.8 1804.3 13 8.8 70.9 12 55 16.8 9.3 555.3 24 9.5 27.9 65 1712 11.8 81 279 (16) 350/189 23.7
Uniply Inds. * 1703 23.91 10 33 53.9 8.4 161.7 19 11.5 7.3 68 - 3.6 3.1 25.0 -28 1.2 1.2 -41 1712 4.1 42 446 (41) 485/235 108.7
UV Boards * 1703 24.47 2 37 22.5 -12.0 17.8 -69 -0.2 -1.0 PL - - - 40.6 983 4.0 1.2 999 1712 - PL 56 M(-2) 71/17 -
Venky’s (India) * 1703 14.09 10 56 376.9 26.3 2475.6 16 11.2 124.7 * 227 60 107.7 87.5 695.9 13 17.7 69.4 66 1712 135.0 84 2689 (39) 3046/781 19.9
Vimta Labs 1703 4.42 2 37 61.6 7.7 171.3 24 15.5 10.1 59 - 8.9 4.6 47.5 24 29.1 6.0 98 1712 6.1 35 204 (9) 230/107 33.5
VRL Logistics * 1703 90.34 10 68 59.8 13.4 1803.1 5 12.2 71.0 -32 40 17.9 7.0 489.3 8 12.6 25.2 16 1712 9.9 21 424 M(3) 492/288 42.8
W I Plywood * 1703 8.49 10 42 47.1 -2.2 81.1 -4 4.6 -0.9 * PL - 1.4 - 23.1 12 2.6 -0.2 PL 1712 - - 65 (-5) 90/35 -
IND.COMPOSITE 14917.14 198394.2 9.8 15341.8 12.0 5477.3 633475 27.2
107 DIVERSIFIED - MEGA
DCM Shriram 1703 32.48 2 64 156.4 24.7 5732.5 0 14.0 578.2 64 290 41.3 34.4 1746.1 29 19.0 221.1 49 1712 47.8 58 525 (-58) 628/270 11.0
Kesoram Inds. * 1703 124.77 10 46 30.2 - 3748.1 -9 -0.2 -243.3 * 60 - - - 883.0 1 -3.0 -1.8 98 1712 - -6 128 C(-2) 173/120 -
Voltas * 1703 33.09 1 30 90.2 14.8 5410.4 5 7.8 406.5 * 34 350 12.6 12.1 1217.2 20 6.3 70.2 -32 1712 12.3 -2 576 (-20) 675/345 46.8
IND.COMPOSITE 190.34 14890.9 8.2 741.4 9.9 289.5 29164 23.3
108 DIVERSIFIED - LARGE
Balmer Lawrie * 1703 114.00 10 - 102.3 15.3 1706.4 7 12.4 170.4 * 4 70 17.2 14.9 411.5 9 15.0 40.8 57 1712 15.5 7 233 (3) 302/208 15.1
IND.COMPOSITE 114.00 1706.4 12.4 170.4 15.0 40.8 2660 15.1
109 DIVERSIFIED - MEDIUM / SMALL
Andhra Sugars 1703 27.11 10 47 310.3 15.7 906.7 4 22.9 119.5 * 163 100 60.4 44.1 236.0 -5 24.7 39.5 2 1712 45.9 21 476 (-84) 714/262 10.4
Andrew Yule * 1703 97.79 2 89 3.7 18.0 408.7 11 2.5 29.6 249 5 0.7 0.6 120.5 5 19.5 29.3 30 1712 0.5 -52 31 (2) 47/23 -
Nava Bharat Vent 1703 35.72 2 44 151.5 3.1 979.3 -5 15.1 82.8 * -29 50 6.7 4.6 312.5 27 16.9 31.6 21 1712 6.5 -2 145 (-5) 184/112 22.4
Rasoi 1703 1.93 200 75 12775 7.6 21.9 20 31.0 9.4 140 10 1051.8 974.1 4.9 -11 7.1 -0.1 PL 1712 747.2 13 36954 (-2546)49600/2522249.5
Surana Telecom * 1703 14.52 1 74 5.7 2.1 26.9 21 47.3 1.5 * -5 - 0.6 0.1 8.0 -5 36.1 0.7 -4 1712 0.1 -38 5 (-) 9/4 -
IND.COMPOSITE 177.07 2343.5 16.4 242.8 20.2 101.0 5827 17.1

Full Year TTM Dividend Yield (%) :

0.9
OPM (%) 25.5 23.6
Price / Book Value Ratio :
PBDT Margin (%) 12.9 11.7
3.2
P/C Ratio 22.2 23.5
Total Market Capitalisation - 1800 Companies :
P/E Ratio 27.5 26.3 Rs. 14499207.7 Cr.

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ConsolidatedScoreboard

COMPANY NAME BV TTM VAR TTM VAR TTM PRICE PE COMPANY NAME BV TTM VAR TTM VAR TTM PRICE PE
SALES (%) NP (%) EPS 19/02/18 SALES (%) NP (%) EPS 19/02/18
3i Infotech 3.8 967.4 -5 80.8 LP 0.5 6 11.3 Eldeco Housing 627.4 168.2 49 26.2 46 132.9 1953 14.7
52 Weeks Enter. 5.8 75.4 151 6.1 LP 1.7 5 2.8 Equitas Holdings 65.7 1712.5 15 -0.9 PL - 143 -
8K Miles 111.1 796.5 75 158.3 93 51.9 800 15.4 Essel Propack 66.1 2408.1 7 168.9 -4 10.7 282 26.3
Aban Offshore 451.5 1529.4 -23 -1173.0 29 - 171 - Everest Kanto 37.2 515.9 -15 1.1 LP 0.1 55 -
Adani Enterp. 128.5 39995.1 20 863.8 19 7.9 203 25.8 Fairchem Speci. 116.1 932.9 - 29.3 - 7.8 403 51.7
Adani Ports 83.8 10371.6 28 3998.6 10 19.3 393 20.4 Firstsour.Solu. 29.6 3523.3 1 295.3 2 4.3 46 10.7
Adani Power 7.8 23031.3 -4 -2343.9 999 - 31 - Fortis Health. ** 99.2 4692.6 7 421.1 346 8.1 146 18.0
Adani Transmissi 26.8 3973.2 48 1087.6 158 9.9 196 19.8 Fortune Fin.Ser. 90.2 295.1 107 44.2 117 8.7 240 27.7
Aditya Birla Cap 37.3 11568.1 - 886.5 - 4.0 162 40.3 Ganesh Housing 172.0 545.4 86 71.4 34 14.5 148 10.2
Advance. Enzyme. 41.2 370.3 14 84.7 -9 7.6 236 31.1 Gati 59.5 1696.1 -1 54.1 63 5.0 113 22.7
Aegis Logistics 18.0 4809.1 55 180.3 49 5.4 261 48.4 GMR Infra. 9.5 9528.0 75 -831.3 PL - 18 -
AGC Networks 22.3 716.0 -11 -2.5 -84 - 122 - GOCL Corpn. 76.8 470.5 -5 32.7 79 6.6 570 86.5
Alfavision Overs 27.0 140.4 - 1.9 - 6.1 53 8.6 Godrej Consumer 77.8 9679.0 8 1401.3 18 20.6 1036 50.4
Allcargo Logist. 72.9 5873.4 5 194.8 -9 7.9 177 22.4 Godrej Inds. 95.2 9012.6 8 248.9 -28 7.4 546 73.8
Allied Digital ## 81.9 215.0 -9 -5.1 PL - 24 - Godrej Propert. 92.6 1799.3 10 142.6 42 6.6 776 117.9
Allsec Tech. 98.5 344.7 10 60.7 7 39.8 383 9.6 Goldiam Intl. 121.5 303.5 -6 19.0 -8 7.6 72 9.5
Almondz Global 48.5 70.3 11 3.4 -28 1.3 27 20.5 Grasim Inds 478.1 48778.3 36 2479.4 -34 37.7 1091 28.9
Ambuja Cem. ## 98.4 22395.8 28 1299.9 11 6.5 258 39.4 Guj Fluorochem 411.1 4764.2 -30 53.3 -87 4.8 775 159.9
Apollo Pipes ** 38.9 274.5 4 5.9 -35 5.4 576 107.6 HDFC 375.6 65290.6 10 12475.4 9 78.1 1811 23.2
Arman Financial 73.7 66.6 24 4.1 -57 5.9 280 47.2 H T Media 95.9 2370.4 -6 229.7 16 9.9 91 9.3
Arshiya ** -60.2 276.6 -3 -335.9 -5 - 94 - HCL Technologies 236.6 50288.5 11 8931.5 12 64.2 914 14.2
Arvind Ltd 137.9 10274.1 14 309.8 -5 12.0 383 32.0 Hexaware Tech. 67.6 3942.0 12 499.5 20 16.8 331 19.7
Arvind SmartSp. 67.8 194.8 30 32.4 55 10.2 179 17.6 Hinduja Global 643.0 3785.5 3 187.0 10 89.9 823 9.2
Ashapura Minech. 0.4 979.7 -4 -42.7 PL - 81 - IDFC 67.8 11087.7 11 726.7 999 4.6 53 11.5
Asian Oilfield ## 20.7 196.1 533 6.7 LP 2.3 237 104.9 IIFL Holdings 137.6 6146.7 33 851.7 34 26.7 760 28.4
Aurionpro Sol. 279.8 679.0 7 45.4 66 19.2 202 10.5 IL&FS Inv.Manag. 9.8 124.6 1 11.6 6 0.4 20 -
Avonmore Capital 44.0 98.0 40 26.0 388 10.7 35 3.3 Indbull.RealEst. 85.3 4335.6 66 416.0 25 8.8 214 24.4
AXISCADES Engg. 76.4 478.3 1 6.2 -68 1.6 169 102.7 Indiabulls Vent. 60.6 816.3 82 222.0 386 4.2 246 58.1
BAG Films 5.8 135.3 -1 2.7 -21 0.1 6 - Inditrade Cap. 42.2 66.2 60 6.2 103 2.7 73 27.2
Bajaj Finserv 993.1 28824.6 -7 2591.0 15 162.8 5006 30.7 Infibeam Incorp. 14.4 719.7 82 86.3 168 1.6 160 100.8
Ballarpur Inds. 17.0 2151.1 -25 -1243.1 8 - 13 - Infinite Comp 252.8 2772.5 22 107.8 -16 31.4 462 14.7
Banco Products 102.6 1386.9 9 86.9 -19 12.2 222 18.3 Inox Wind 98.7 1295.7 -69 -10.7 PL - 132 -
Bilcare 260.6 2695.8 2 -432.2 PL - 62 - Intellect Design 63.7 1030.7 17 31.2 LP 2.5 178 71.6
Bliss GVS Pharma 46.9 916.4 37 117.9 34 11.4 195 17.1 Intrasoft Tech. 89.1 1101.5 21 8.6 -58 5.8 595 101.9
BLS Internat. 16.1 778.8 43 93.5 155 9.1 190 20.8 IRB Infra.Devl. 150.0 5862.9 2 881.9 33 25.1 226 9.0
Cadila Health. 68.0 11109.6 18 1571.2 -6 15.3 410 26.7 IZMO 141.9 59.1 10 7.6 LP 5.9 105 17.7
Cambridge Tech. 23.1 95.6 - 11.5 -20 5.8 77 13.2 Jain Irrigation 89.5 7894.7 9 218.1 36 4.4 118 26.8
Camlin Fine 29.8 640.3 24 -34.7 PL - 115 - Jayant Agro Org. 93.1 2308.9 43 56.6 15 18.9 372 19.7
Cerebra Integr. 18.4 251.9 4 20.2 100 1.7 59 35.3 JBM Auto 100.4 1859.1 13 70.2 27 17.2 442 25.7
Choice Intl. 54.9 139.5 -28 8.6 35 4.3 158 36.8 Jindal Poly Film 542.7 7532.4 8 74.5 -52 17.0 344 20.2
Cigniti Tech. -15.4 642.0 -2 -61.0 PL - 263 - JM Financial 47.5 2975.6 42 593.2 37 7.1 150 21.1
CL Educate 252.8 284.2 12 14.9 28 10.5 242 23.0 JSW Energy 63.3 8136.0 -11 564.9 -27 3.4 79 22.9
Coal India 39.5 123009.6 19 8432.5 -23 13.6 305 22.4 Jubilant Inds. 35.1 493.2 -2 -16.4 999 - 196 -
Coffee Day Enter 105.7 3931.8 16 56.9 -43 2.7 318 118.1 Jubilant Life 215.7 6863.0 19 636.5 44 40.0 928 23.2
Cox & Kings 146.6 6014.9 -18 410.8 795 23.3 237 10.2 Karuturi Global 14.6 220.0 -26 109.2 536 0.7 2 3.3
Cybertech Sys. 26.2 88.1 4 6.4 -27 2.3 70 29.9 Kaya Ltd 192.3 418.5 5 4.7 LP 3.6 930 258.4
Cyient 188.1 3786.0 9 381.2 14 33.9 611 18.0 KDDL Ltd 89.7 469.1 1 10.3 LP 9.5 379 40.0
Dalmia Bhar. 558.1 7774.1 12 502.1 125 56.4 2840 50.3 Kellton Tech 37.4 733.9 26 60.9 21 12.9 120 9.3
Datamatics Glob. 90.0 911.5 7 68.3 -1 11.6 124 10.7 Kiran Vyapar 353.2 111.3 -12 50.3 27 19.4 167 8.6
Delta Magnets 16.9 67.6 14 -2.9 -32 - 63 - Kolte Patil Dev. 114.0 1256.9 50 124.4 69 16.4 333 20.3
DIL 615.6 252.1 52 17.8 LP 77.7 2966 38.2 Kopran 28.9 306.0 - 26.3 30 6.1 71 11.6
Dion Global -2.0 249.3 19 -48.9 -27 - 34 - Kotak Mah. Bank 232.5 38387.5 23 6305.2 62 33.1 1057 31.9
Dishman Carbogen 300.3 1764.6 - 146.0 - 9.0 332 36.7 KPIT Tech. 80.2 3554.8 8 231.7 -12 11.7 198 16.9
DLF 137.7 7554.3 -12 145.6 138 0.8 224 274.0 Kridhan Infra 46.9 714.8 17 48.6 LP 5.6 109 19.6
Dynamatic Tech. ## 381.2 1389.5 -9 -12.3 PL - 1666 - KSK Energy Ven. 51.0 3745.4 -11 -1011.5 -3 - 13 -
Edelweiss.Fin. 64.2 7904.7 28 812.1 45 8.9 254 28.5 Kushal 10.3 2580.6 -15 131.5 -37 5.5 158 28.6
EID Parry 155.4 15309.9 -1 634.7 4 35.9 317 8.8 L T Foods 33.0 3520.8 13 135.2 14 4.2 95 22.5

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COMPANY NAME BV TTM VAR TTM VAR TTM PRICE PE COMPANY NAME BV TTM VAR TTM VAR TTM PRICE PE
SALES (%) NP (%) EPS 19/02/18 SALES (%) NP (%) EPS 19/02/18
L&T Fin.Holdings 45.2 9799.6 17 1377.6 41 7.5 159 21.0 Sadbhav Infra. 2.0 1914.9 34 -347.1 2 - 133 -
Lumax Auto Tech. 232.3 1050.2 7 43.7 9 32.1 774 24.1 Saksoft 126.0 278.5 11 19.3 -4 18.4 237 12.9
Majesco 185.1 780.2 -10 4.5 -41 1.6 475 295.9 Sastasundar Ven. ## 59.6 143.2 15 -26.5 -21 - 105 -
Man Infra 26.4 593.0 69 58.6 58 2.4 56 23.7 Sat Industries 9.2 108.0 - 6.1 - 0.6 39 69.5
Manaksia 125.6 1120.4 18 88.4 -21 13.5 60 4.5 Security & Intel 123.7 5659.1 - 166.5 - 22.7 1134 49.9
Marksans Pharma 10.6 898.1 13 34.3 268 0.8 38 45.3 Sequent Scien. 40.1 1046.7 38 47.6 LP 2.0 75 38.6
Mastek 147.4 774.8 53 66.1 155 27.9 489 17.5 Shirpur Gold 110.4 5538.3 25 11.2 270 3.8 155 40.4
Master Trust 162.4 134.6 26 9.1 168 8.4 103 12.3 Shiva Global 69.2 500.2 20 6.3 40 6.3 70 11.0
Max Heights 18.4 53.5 38 1.4 999 0.9 54 61.5 Shivalik Rasayan 109.7 144.8 -15 12.8 75 30.5 670 21.9
Max Ventures ## 48.3 686.4 3 -12.0 PL - 80 - Siti Networks 6.2 1400.2 12 -154.0 42 - 20 -
Media Matrix 0.3 514.6 144 2.7 600 0.0 6 - Sonata Software 55.6 2664.3 20 165.4 4 15.7 324 20.6
Megasoft 29.7 71.2 -2 -12.2 PL - 14 - SORIL Holdings 170.6 171.7 -44 -42.2 PL - 247 -
MEP Infrast. -0.5 1977.4 8 58.2 LP 3.6 91 25.5 Spice Mobility 12.9 710.8 302 -27.3 46 - 18 -
Mercator 37.6 1228.6 -46 -171.0 8 - 35 - SREI Infra. Fin. 97.8 5167.7 23 288.0 25 5.7 78 13.7
Minda Corp 30.2 3290.2 49 115.3 2 5.5 189 34.4 Sri KPR Inds. 26.5 75.3 10 7.2 193 3.6 26 7.3
Minda Inds. 118.5 4115.2 28 236.0 47 27.2 1082 39.7 Stampede Cap. ## 6.9 350.5 31 -0.5 PL - 12 -
Mindteck (India) 78.3 311.6 -7 9.4 20 3.7 66 18.0 Sterling Intl ** 76.2 427.0 258 -115.8 138 - 2 -
Moschip Semicon. ## 3.9 55.8 376 -4.0 -50 - 33 - Strides Shasun 302.9 3678.6 16 85.5 -75 9.5 732 76.6
Motherson Sumi 39.3 52185.7 27 1706.9 10 8.1 328 40.4 Sun Pharma.Inds. 152.7 27494.3 -13 2212.3 -68 9.2 563 61.0
Motil.Oswal.Fin. 123.4 2484.8 40 421.7 25 29.1 1113 38.2 Sunteck Realty 167.2 819.5 -9 180.0 -1 12.3 400 32.5
MphasiS 317.5 6307.3 4 727.9 - 37.7 865 23.0 SVP Global ## 472.2 2283.4 4 48.2 286 38.1 471 12.4
Netwrk.18 Media 12.3 1401.8 -3 -152.5 -25 - 48 - Systematix Corp. 42.9 51.5 21 6.5 178 4.9 25 5.2
Next Media. 3.9 73.0 -8 -7.9 -81 - 17 - Taaza Intern. 21.3 114.6 2 -0.7 PL - 10 -
NIIT 51.4 1054.6 5 75.6 48 4.5 92 20.2 Take Solutions 67.0 1488.8 14 140.7 18 10.6 165 15.7
NIIT Tech. 274.5 2947.3 7 285.1 12 46.4 761 16.4 Tata Chemicals 310.4 12522.7 -1 1479.6 71 58.1 709 12.2
OnMobile Global 53.6 651.4 -14 -1.9 -99 - 54 - Tata Coffee 56.6 1529.5 -7 169.5 29 9.1 135 14.9
Onward Technolog 27.6 240.8 11 7.5 999 4.8 95 19.8 Tata Comm 55.9 16936.0 -6 -1326.0 PL - 633 -
Opto Circuits 27.6 213.0 -19 183.5 LP 6.4 10 1.5 Tata Global 98.9 6808.9 1 497.2 408 7.9 268 34.0
Orient Green 8.0 381.0 14 -71.5 203 - 11 - Tata Motors 200.7 280557.3 2 6753.0 -9 23.4 368 15.7
Panoramic Univ. ## 22.1 124.2 -27 -30.2 15 - 9 - Tata Power Co. 43.6 28826.6 3 1101.1 99 4.1 86 21.1
Parenteral Drugs -23.8 231.2 1 -134.9 12 - 20 - Tata Steel 385.9 128684.0 25 7886.0 LP 70.0 648 9.3
PDS Multi. 177.7 4765.9 6 -13.7 PL - 285 - Technvision Ven. ## 34.0 51.2 28 -1.7 PL - 118 -
Pearl Global Ind 171.3 1589.7 4 15.1 -51 7.0 113 16.2 Thomas Cook (I) 41.4 10464.2 23 146.1 LP 4.0 235 59.1
Persistent Sys 237.4 3008.3 6 323.5 14 40.4 751 18.6 TI Financial 147.4 3221.8 -20 564.1 8 30.1 675 22.4
Phoenix Mills 142.8 1637.5 -11 182.8 20 11.9 607 50.9 Time Technoplast 58.3 2970.1 15 167.9 20 7.4 185 24.9
Piramal Enterp. 928.0 10090.9 30 1481.0 39 82.1 2630 32.0 Titagarh Wagons 83.8 1618.8 17 -34.4 PL - 127 -
Pokarna 53.0 345.6 -7 47.2 -33 15.2 207 13.6 Titan Securities 16.1 67.1 - 3.0 - 1.2 6 4.9
Polyplex Corpn 744.0 3423.0 6 193.6 -8 60.5 489 8.1 TRF -74.0 1018.2 -3 -61.4 79 - 222 -
Prestige Estates 119.0 5093.8 8 328.8 132 8.8 321 36.6 Trigyn Techno. 109.4 674.1 -1 38.9 -10 13.0 146 11.2
Prime Focus 18.6 2306.4 17 33.6 LP 1.1 102 91.3 Uflex 502.5 6856.3 8 337.4 2 46.7 375 8.0
Prime Securities 0.9 74.7 106 19.0 18 7.2 49 6.8 Uniply Inds. ## 58.6 356.2 116 20.0 186 8.4 446 53.3
Prozone Intu ## 36.4 65.6 -8 -2.1 PL - 58 - Unitech 35.2 1649.1 -3 -419.5 -11 - 7 -
R Systems Intl. 24.5 592.6 1 24.5 -52 2.0 39 19.6 UPL 143.9 17029.0 9 2089.4 68 41.1 700 17.0
Rain Industries ## 89.6 10587.6 14 523.7 142 15.6 392 25.2 Va Tech Wabag 181.7 3551.5 21 153.3 56 28.0 561 20.0
Rajesh Exports 190.8 198113.6 -19 1226.4 5 41.5 790 19.0 Vaibhav Global 128.7 1519.1 8 93.2 75 28.6 687 24.0
Ramco Systems 176.9 465.0 2 15.2 50 5.0 448 90.2 Vedanta 163.0 86747.0 32 6638.3 LP 17.9 320 17.9
Rane Holdings 505.6 3096.5 30 92.5 - 64.8 2558 39.5 Veto Switchgears 55.1 251.2 - 27.6 - 15.1 220 14.6
Raymond 272.6 5750.2 8 102.5 158 16.7 939 56.2 Viaan Industries 2.6 250.0 136 25.5 260 2.4 37 15.6
Redington India 78.7 42938.9 5 479.3 5 12.0 150 12.5 Virinchi 77.2 346.1 36 34.6 59 12.9 116 9.0
Rel. Comm. 105.2 17368.0 -19 -5180.0 999 - 28 - Vivimed Labs. 83.2 1336.7 -3 182.2 53 22.1 82 3.7
Reliance Capital 606.8 19958.0 29 1313.5 22 52.0 478 9.2 Westlife Develop 33.9 1062.2 16 -10.3 -30 - 319 -
Reliance Infra. 888.7 26108.0 1 -123.0 PL - 444 - White Organic 21.5 110.5 750 8.3 999 6.7 133 19.9
Reliance Power 76.2 9878.6 -13 996.7 5 3.6 43 12.2 Wockhardt 301.7 3782.2 -9 -343.9 999 - 774 -
Renaissance Jew. 271.9 1775.8 28 65.0 55 34.4 340 9.9 Zensar Tech. 326.9 3041.1 -1 176.2 -35 39.2 885 22.6
Revathi Equipmnt 520.6 160.6 -35 -12.1 PL - 620 - Zicom Electron. ## 59.3 473.5 -51 -270.3 429 - 21 -
Rollatainers 2.8 152.6 97 -10.5 47 - 6 - Zydus Wellness 142.6 494.6 19 126.4 19 32.4 1174 36.3
Rolta India 156.8 2974.2 -10 692.1 279 42.0 71 1.7 Zylog Systems -161.9 187.4 -17 -13.0 -53 - 4 -

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5Paisa Capital (50) B (540776) AMD Industries (62) B 1 (532828) Atlanta (45) B 2 (532759) Best Eastern Hot (57) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 0 8 6 6 4 ) Capacit’e Infra. (31) B (540710)
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A B M Internatl. (N) (101) - AMJ Land (64) B 0.7 (500343) Atlas Jewellery (35) X 0.3 (514394) Beta Drugs Ltd (N) (71) - Capital Trust (50) B 1 (511505)
A Infrastructure (20) X (539620) Amrit Corp (53) X 1.2 (507525) Atul (38) A 1 (500027) BF Investment (50) B 1.4 (533303) Capitan Polyp. (75) B 0.8 (536974)
A.K.Capital Serv (50) X 1 (530499) Amrutanjan Healt (72) B 1.1 (590006) Atul Auto (8) B 1 (531795) BF Utilities (76) A 1.4 (532430) Caplin Point Lab (72) B 1 (524742)
A2Z Infra Engg. (44) B 1.7 (533292) Amtek Auto (10) B 1.5 (520077) AU Small Finance (12) B (540611) BGR Energy Sys. (45) B 1.1 (532930) Capri Global (50) B 0.8 (531595)
Aarti Drugs (71) B 0.8 (524348) Anant Raj (31) B 1.7 (515055) Aurionpro Sol. (28) B 0.9 (532668) Bhageria Indust. (38) B 1 (530803) Carborundum Uni. (1) A 1 (513375)
Aarti Inds. (22) B 0.7 (524208) Andhra Bank (11) A 1.4 (532418) Aurobindo Pharma (70) A 1 . 1 ( 5 2 4 8 0 4 ) Bhagiradha Chem. (67) X 0 . 7 ( 5 3 1 7 1 9 ) CARE Ratings (106) A 0.7 (534804)
Aarvi Encon (N) (106) - Andhra Cement (19) T 1.2 (532141) Ausom Enter. (50) B 0.4 (509009) Bhagyanagar Ind (16) B 0.4 (512296) Castrol India (22) A 0.8 (500870)
Aban Offshore (61) A 1.4 (523204) Andhra Petro. (22) X 0.9 (500012) Authum Invest (50) X (539177) Bhansali Engg. (69) B 1.3 (500052) CCL Products (89) B 0.6 (519600)
Abbott India (73) B 0.5 (500488) Andhra Sugars (109) B 1.2 (590062) Auto.Corp.of Goa (10) X 0 . 7 ( 5 0 5 0 3 6 ) Bharat Bijlee (39) B 1.2 (503960) CEAT (105) A 1.1 (500878)
ABC Bearings (13) X 1.1 (505665) Andrew Yule (109) B 0.8 (526173) Autolite (India) (10) B 1.2 (500029) Bharat Electro. (43) A 1 (500049) Celebrity Fash. (97) B 1.2 (532695)
Abhinav Capital (50) XT 0.1 (532057) Anjani Portland (19) B 1.2 (518091) Automotive Axles (10) B 0.9 (505010) Bharat Financial (50) A 1.7 (533228) Central Bank (11) A 0.9 (532885)
ACC (18) A 1 (500410) Ansal Buildwell (31) X 1 (523007) Avadh Sugar (88) B (540649) Bharat Forge (17) A 1.2 (500493) Central Dep. Ser (N) (50) -
Accel Frontline (28) B 1.2 (532774) Ansal Properties (31) B 1 (500013) Avantel (91) X 0.6 (532406) Bharat Gears (10) B 1.5 (505688) Centrum Capital (50) B 0.6 (501150)
Accelya Kale (28) B 0.5 (532268) Anuh Pharma (71) X 0.8 (506260) Avanti Feeds (53) A 0.9 (512573) Bharat Immunol. (72) SS 1 . 1 ( 5 2 4 6 6 3 ) Centum Electron (43) B 0.7 (517544)
Action Const.Eq. (44) B 1.5 (532762) Apar Inds. (39) B 0.7 (532259) Avenue Super. (101) A (540376) Bharat Rasayan (67) B 0.8 (590021) Century Enka (95) B 1.1 (500280)
Adani Enterp. (101) A 1.6 (512599) Apcotex Industri (106) B 0 . 8 ( 5 2 3 6 9 4 ) Avonmore Capital (50) X 0 . 1 ( 5 1 1 5 8 9 ) Bharat Road (31) B (540700) Century Extrus. (3) B 0.4 (500083)
Adani Ports (106) A 1.6 (532921) Apex Frozen (4) B (540692) AVT Natural Prod (83) B 1 (519105) Bharat Seats (10) X 1.1 (523229) Century Ply. (106) A 1.3 (532548)
Adani Power (76) A 1.5 (533096) APL Apollo (85) B 0.8 (533758) Axis Bank (12) A 1.3 (532215) Bharat Wire (85) B 0.8 (539799) Century Textiles (18) A 1.6 (500040)
Adani Transmissi (76) A 1.5 (539254) APM Inds. (99) X 0.9 (523537) AXISCADES Engg. (28) B 1 . 5 ( 5 3 2 3 9 5 ) Bharti Airtel (90) A 0.8 (532454) Cera Sanitary. (21) B 0.9 (532443)
ADF Foods (53) B 1.1 (519183) Apollo Hospitals (56) A 0.5 (508869) Axtel Industries (101) X 1 (523850) Bharti Infra. (102) A 0.6 (534816) Cerebra Integr. (26) B 1.4 (532413)
Adhbhut Infra. (31) XT (539189) Apollo Micro Sys (28) B (540879) AYM Syntex (96) B 1.1 (508933) Bhartiya Intl. (58) B 0.6 (526666) CESC (76) A 0.7 (500084)
Adhunik Indus. (85) B 0.9 (538365) Apollo Pipes (75) X 1.2 (531761) Bhilwara Tech (97) X (533108) CG Power & Ind. (39) A 1.4 (500093)
Adit.Birla Money (50) B 0.8 (532974) Apollo Sindoori (N) (57) - B Bhushan Steel (84) B 1 (500055) Chamanlal Setia (53) X 0.8 (530307)
Aditya Bir. Fas. (97) A 1.1 (535755) Apollo Tyres (105) A 1.1 (500877) B H E L (39) A 1.4 (500103) BIGBLOC Const. (20) B 0.8 (540061) Chambal Fert. (49) A 0.6 (500085)
Aditya Birla Cap (50) B (540691) Aptech (30) B 1.6 (532475) B P C L (80) A 0.7 (500547) Bimetal Bear. (13) X 0.8 (505681) Channel Nine (47) M (535142)
Aditya Consumer (101) M (540146) Archidply Inds. (106) B 1.6 (532994) B.L.Kashyap (31) B 1.5 (532719) Binani Inds (106) B 1.7 (500059) Chart.Logistics (106) X 0.3 (531977)
Aditya Vision (42) M (540205) Arcotech Ltd (59) B 0.7 (532914) Bafna Pharma. (72) T 1.3 (532989) Binny (93) X 1 (514215) CHD Developers (31) XT 0.8 (526917)
Adlabs Entert. (79) B 1 (539056) Arfin India (3) X 0.8 (539151) Bajaj Auto (8) A 0.9 (532977) Binny Mills (101) X 0.7 (535620) Chembond Chem. (22) X 0 . 6 ( 5 3 0 8 7 1 )
Ador Welding (41) B 0.7 (517041) Arihant Super. (31) B 0.2 (506194) Bajaj Corp (65) A 0.3 (533229) Biocon (70) A 0.6 (532523) Cheviot Company (100) X 0 . 8 ( 5 2 6 8 1 7 )
Advance. Enzyme. (22) A 1 . 5 ( 5 4 0 0 2 5 ) Arnold Holdings (50) X 0.1 (537069) Bajaj Electric (36) A 0.7 (500031) Biopac India (75) XT 0.9 (532330) Choice Intl. (50) X 0.2 (531358)
Aegis Logistics (101) A 1 (500003) Aro Granite (106) B 1.6 (513729) Bajaj Fin. (50) A 1.4 (500034) Birla Corpn. (18) B 0.7 (500335) Chola. Invest. (50) A 0.4 (511243)
Agarwal Indl. (69) T 0.6 (531921) Arrow Greentech (75) B 1.2 (516064) Bajaj Finserv (50) A 0.9 (532978) Black Rose Indus (96) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 1 4 1 8 3 ) Chowgule Steam. (82) XT 0 . 2 ( 5 0 1 8 3 3 )
AGC Networks (91) B 1 (500463) Arrow Textiles (97) B 1.4 (533068) Bajaj Hindusthan (88) A 0.9 (500032) Bliss GVS Pharma (72) B 0 . 7 ( 5 0 6 1 9 7 ) Cigniti Tech. (28) T 0.4 (534758)
Agro Tech Foods. (83) B 0 . 5 ( 5 0 0 2 1 5 ) Arshiya (106) B 1.9 (506074) Bajaj Holdings (50) A 0.6 (500490) BLS Internat. (28) B 0.2 (540073) CIL Nova Petro. (95) B 0.8 (533407)
Ahluwalia Contr. (31) B 1 (532811) Artemis Global (56) B (540616) Bajaj Steel (85) X 0.4 (507944) Blue Dart Exp. (32) A 0.7 (526612) Cimmco (44) B 1.1 (505230)
AIA Engg. (17) A 0.2 (532683) Artson Engg. (45) X 1.3 (522134) Bal Pharma (70) B 1.4 (524824) Blue Star (2) A 0.8 (500067) Cinevista (47) B 0.7 (532324)
Aimco Pesticides (67) X 0.4 (524288) Arvind Ltd (94) A 1.5 (500101) Balaji Amines (22) B 0.9 (530999) BNK Capital (50) X 0.8 (500069) Cipla (70) A 0.6 (500087)
Airan (N) (28) - Arvind SmartSp. (31) B 1.2 (539301) Balaji Telefilms (47) B 1 (532382) Bodal Chemicals (38) B 1.1 (524370) City Union Bank (12) A 0.6 (532210)
Airo Lam (N) (106) - Aryaman Fin. (50) X 0.6 (530245) Balasore Alloys (59) X 1.6 (513142) Bombay Burmah (89) A 1.4 (501425) CL Educate (106) B (540403)
Ajanta Pharma (72) A 0.7 (532331) Asahi India Glas (55) B 1.1 (515030) Balkrishna Inds (105) A 0.4 (502355) Bombay Cycle (101) X 0.1 (501430) Clariant Chemica (22) B 0.7 (506390)
Ajmera Realty (31) B 1.9 (513349) Asahi Songwon (38) B 1.6 (532853) Balkrishna Paper (64) B 1.9 (539251) Bombay Dyeing (96) A 1.3 (500020) Claris Lifescien (70) B 0.9 (533288)
Akme Star Hou. F (51) B 0.7 (539017) Ashapura Inti. (97) B 0.6 (535467) Ballarpur Inds. (64) B 0.8 (500102) Bombay Rayon (97) B 0.7 (532678) CMI (16) B 1.3 (517330)
Aksh Optifibre (16) B 1.3 (532351) Ashapura Minech. (59) B 1 . 1 ( 5 2 7 0 0 1 ) Balmer Law. Inv. (50) X 0.5 (532485) Borosil Glass (55) B 0.9 (502219) CMI FPE Ltd (44) X 0.7 (500147)
AksharChem (I) (38) B 1 (524598) Ashiana Housing (31) B 1 (523716) Balmer Lawrie (108) B 0.5 (523319) Bosch (10) A 1.1 (500530) CMM Infraproj (N) (31) -
Akzo Nobel (63) B 0.5 (500710) Ashima (94) B 1.4 (514286) Balrampur Chini (88) A 0.8 (500038) BPL (42) B 1.6 (500074) Coal India (59) A 0.6 (533278)
Alankit (50) B 1.5 (531082) Ashok Alco-Chem (22) X 1.4 (524594) Bambino AgroInds (53) XT0 . 5 ( 5 1 9 2 9 5 ) Brahmaputra Inf. (31) X 1.5 (535693) Cochin Shipyard (106) B (540678)
Alembic (70) B 0.9 (506235) Ashok Leyland (5) A 1 (500477) Banco Products (10) B 1.3 (500039) Brand Concepts (N) (101) - Coffee Day Enter (57) B 0.6 (539436)
Alembic Pharma (70) A 0.4 (533573) Ashoka Buildcon (45) B 1 (533271) Bank of Baroda (11) A 1.4 (532134) Brigade Enterpr. (31) B 0.4 (532929) Colgate-Palm. (66) A 0.4 (500830)
Alfred Herbert (50) XT 0.1 (505216) Asian Granito (21) B 1.4 (532888) Bank of India (11) A 1.5 (532149) Bright Brothers (75) X 0.9 (526731) Compuage Info. (26) B 1.1 (532456)
Alicon Cast. (10) B 1.4 (531147) Asian Hotels (E) (57) T 1.2 (533227) Bank of Maha (11) B 0.6 (532525) Britannia Inds. (54) A 0.8 (500825) Confidence Petro (106) X 0 . 7 ( 5 2 6 8 2 9 )
Alkem Lab (70) A 0.3 (539523) Asian Hotels (N) (57) T (500023) Bannari Amm Spg. (94) B 1 . 1 ( 5 3 2 6 7 4 ) BS (102) B 1.2 (533276) Container Corpn. (106) A 0 . 5 ( 5 3 1 3 4 4 )
Alkyl Amines (22) B 0.8 (506767) Asian Hotels (W) (57) B 0.8 (533221) Bannari Amm.Sug. (88) B 0 . 7 ( 5 0 0 0 4 1 ) BSE (N) (50) - Control Print (62) B 0.5 (522295)
Allahabad Bank (11) A 1.5 (532480) Asian Oilfield (61) X 1.4 (530355) Bansal Multiflex (N) (101) - BSL (96) B 1.2 (514045) Coral India Fin. (51) B 0.2 (531556)
Allcargo Logist. (106) B 0.9 (532749) Asian Paints (63) A 0.8 (500820) Barak Valley (18) T 0.5 (532916) Butterfly Gan.Ap (36) B 1.2 (517421) Cords Cable (15) B 1.3 (532941)
Alliance Integ. (85) XT (534064) Asian Star Co. (35) B 0.7 (531847) Baroda Rayon (95) G (500270) Coromandel Engg. (31) X 1 . 2 ( 5 3 3 1 6 7 )
Allied Digital (28) B 1.3 (532875) ASM Technologies (28) X 0 . 3 ( 5 2 6 4 3 3 ) BASF India (22) B 0.8 (500042) C Coromandel Inter (49) A 0.9 (506395)
Allsec Tech. (28) B 1.5 (532633) Aspinwall & Co (N) (101) - Bata India (58) A 1 (500043) C C C L (31) B 1.2 (532902) Corporation Bank (11) A 1 (532179)
Alok Inds. (96) T 0.9 (521070) Assam Company (89) B 1.2 (500024) Batliboi (44) XT 1.1 (522004) C P C L (80) A 1 (500110) Cosco (India) (101) X 0.6 (530545)
Alpa Lab. (72) B 0.7 (532878) Assoc. Stone Ind (59) X 0.7 (502015) Bayer Crop Sci. (68) A 0.2 (506285) Cadila Health. (70) A 0.8 (532321) Cosmo Films (62) B 1.2 (508814)

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COSYN (28) X 0.6 (538922) Eimco Elecon (44) B 0.7 (523708) Gabriel India (10) B 1.1 (505714) Guj. Ambuja Exp (83) B 1.1 (524226) Idea Cellular (90) A 0.8 (532822)
Cox & Kings (104) A 1.6 (533144) Ejecta Marketing (101) SS 0 . 2 ( 5 3 8 6 5 3 ) GAIL (India) (106) A 0.9 (532155) Guj. Borosil (55) X 1.2 (523768) IDFC Bank (12) A 1 (539437)
Cravatex (101) X (509472) Elantas Beck (22) B 0.5 (500123) Gala Global (77) B (539228) Guj. Hotels (57) X 0.1 (507960) IFB Agro Inds. (14) B 1 (507438)
Crest Ventures (50) B 1.3 (511413) Eldeco Hsg.&Inds (31) X 1 (523329) Galaxy Surfact. (34) B (540935) Guj. Sidhee Cem. (18) T 1.2 (518029) IFB Inds. (36) B 1.3 (505726)
CRISIL (106) A 0.3 (500092) Elecon Engg.Co (44) B 1.5 (505700) Gallantt Ispat (86) B (533265) Guj. Themis Bio. (71) X 1.3 (506879) IFCI (52) A 1.3 (500106)
Crompton Gr. Con (39) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 9 8 7 6 ) Electrost.Cast. (17) B 1.4 (500128) Gallantt Metal (85) T 1.4 (532726) Guj.Nat.Resour. (85) X 0.4 (513536) IFGL Refractori. (81) B (540774)
CSL Finance (50) XT 0.9 (530067) Electrosteel St. (85) B 1 (533264) Gandhi Spl. Tube (85) B 0 . 7 ( 5 1 3 1 0 8 ) Guj.St.Petronet (106) A 0.8 (532702) Igarashi Motors (39) B 1.1 (517380)
Cummins India (46) A 0.8 (500480) Elegant Marbles (106) X 0.8 (526705) Ganesh Benzopl. (22) X 1.4 (500153) Gujarat Gas (106) A 0.6 (539336) IIFL Holdings (50) A 1.2 (532636)
Cupid ltd (106) B 1 (530843) Elgi Equipment (25) B 1 (522074) Ganesh Housing (31) B 1.2 (526367) Gulf Oil Lubric. (22) B 0.6 (538567) IL&FS Engg. (31) B 1.4 (532907)
Cyient (28) A 0.2 (532175) Elpro Intl. (31) X 1.9 (504000) Ganesha Ecosphe. (96) B 1 . 1 ( 5 1 4 1 6 7 ) Gulshan Polyols (22) B 2 (532457) IL&FS Inv Manage (50) B 0 . 5 ( 5 1 1 2 0 8 )
Emami (65) A 0.6 (531162) Ganges Securitie (50) B (540647) GVK Power Infra. (45) B 0.8 (532708) IL&FS Transport (45) A 1.1 (533177)
D Emami Infra. (31) B 1.2 (533218) Garnet Intl. (50) X 0.2 (512493) Gyscoal Alloys (85) T 2.5 (533275) IMP Powers (39) B 1.1 (517571)
D B Corp (47) A 0.3 (533151) Emami Paper M (64) X 1.1 (533208) Garware Poly. (62) X 1.1 (500655) Incap (43) XT (517370)
D B Realty (31) B 1.3 (533160) Emk.Global Fin. (50) B 1.1 (532737) Garware-Wall (97) B 1 (509557)
H Ind-Swift (72) B 0.7 (524652)
D P Wires (N) (85) - Emmbi Industries (62) B 1 . 1 ( 5 3 3 1 6 1 ) Gateway Distr. (106) A 0.8 (532622) H D F C (51) A 1.1 (500010) Ind-Swift Labs. (70) B 1.4 (532305)
D-Link India (26) B 0.8 (533146) Empire Inds. (55) B 0.6 (509525) Gati (32) A 1 (532345) H D I L (31) A 2 (532873) Indag Rubber (106) X 0.9 (509162)
Dabur India (65) A 0.6 (500096) Empower India (101) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 0 4 3 5 1 ) Gayatri BioOrga. (106) X 0.5 (524564) H F C L (91) A 1.1 (500183) Indbank Merchant (50) T 1 (511473)
Dalmia Bhar. (19) A 1.6 (533309) Endurance Tech. (10) B 1.2 (540153) Gayatri Projects (31) B 0.9 (532767) H P C L (80) A 1.1 (500104) Indbull.RealEst. (31) A 1.8 (532832)
Dalmia Bharat (88) B 1.1 (500097) Energy Devl.Co. (76) B 1 (532219) GE Power (39) B 0.7 (532309) H T Media (47) B 0.7 (532662) India Cements (19) A 2 (530005)
Datamatics Glob. (28) B 1.4 (532528) Engineers India (45) A 1.1 (532178) GE Shipping Co (82) A 0.6 (500620) H U D C O (51) B (540530) India Finsec (50) XT 0.2 (535667)
DCB Bank (12) A 1.3 (532772) Enkei Wheels (10) X 1.3 (533477) GE T&D India (39) A 0.7 (522275) Harita Seating (10) B 0.9 (590043) India Glycols (22) B 1.3 (500201)
DCM Shriram (107) B 1.6 (523367) Ent.Network (47) B 0.6 (532700) General Insuranc (106) B (540755) Hariyana Ship (106) X 1.3 (526931) India Motor Part (10) B 0.5 (590065)
DCM Shriram Inds (88) X 0 . 9 ( 5 2 3 3 6 9 ) EPC Inds. (75) X 1 (523754) Genesys Intl. (28) B 1.4 (506109) Hathway Cable (47) A 0.9 (533162) India NipponElec (10) B 0.8 (532240)
DCW (69) B 1.4 (500117) Equitas Holdings (50) A 1 . 4 ( 5 3 9 8 4 4 ) Gennex Lab. (71) X 0.6 (531739) Hatsun AgroProd. (53) B 0 . 2 ( 5 3 1 5 3 1 ) India Power Corp (N) (76) -
DE Nora India (44) T 2 (590031) ERIS Lifescience (72) B (540596) Genus Paper & Bo (64) B 0 . 6 ( 5 3 8 9 6 1 ) Havells India (39) A 1 (517354) Indiabulls Hous. (51) A 1.3 (535789)
Deccan Cement (19) B 1.5 (502137) Eros Intl.Media (47) A 1.2 (533261) Genus Power (43) B 1.3 (530343) Hawkins Cookers (36) B 0.6 (508486) Indiabulls Vent. (50) A 1.3 (532960)
Deep Industries (106) B 1.4 (532760) Esab India (41) B 0.7 (500133) Geojit Fin. Ser. (50) B 1 (532285) HBL Power System (37) B 1 . 2 ( 5 1 7 2 7 1 ) Indian Acrylics (95) X 1.4 (514165)
Deepak Fert. (49) A 1 (500645) Escorts (7) A 1.1 (500495) GHCL (22) A 1.1 (500171) HCL Infosystems (26) A 1.8 (500179) Indian Bank (11) A 1.7 (532814)
Deepak Nitrite (22) B 0.9 (506401) Ess Dee Alumin. (3) T 0.8 (532787) GIC Housing Fin. (51) A 1.4 (511676) HCL Technologies (27) A 0 . 6 ( 5 3 2 2 8 1 ) Indian CardCloth (92) B 0.9 (509692)
Deepak Spinners (99) X 1 (514030) Essar Shipping (82) B 0.5 (533704) Gillette India (66) B 0.3 (507815) HDFC Bank (12) A 0.7 (500180) Indian Energy Ex (50) B (540750)
Delta Corp (106) A 1.5 (532848) Essel Propack (62) B 0.5 (500135) Gitanjali Gems (35) B 1.4 (532715) HDFC Stand. Life (50) B (540777) Indian Hotels (57) A 0.8 (500850)
Den Networks (47) A 0.6 (533137) Esteem Bio Org. (53) M (534927) GKW (N) (106) (504704) Health.Global (56) B 0.3 (539787) Indian Hume Pipe (31) B 1 . 4 ( 5 0 4 7 4 1 )
Dena Bank (11) A 1 (532121) Ester Inds. (62) B 1.9 (500136) Glaxosmi. Pharma (73) A 0 . 3 ( 5 0 0 6 6 0 ) HEG (40) B 1.1 (509631)
Indian Metals (59) B 1.1 (533047)
Denis Chem Lab (71) X 1.5 (537536) Euro India Fresh (N) (53) - GlaxoSmith C H L (54) A 0 . 3 ( 5 0 0 6 7 6 ) Heidelberg Cem. (18) A 1.3 (500292)
Indian Sucrose (88) XT 0.2 (500319)
Dewan Hsg. Fin. (51) A 1.9 (511072) Eveready Inds. (37) B 0.7 (531508) Glenmark Pharma. (70) A 0 . 8 ( 5 3 2 2 9 6 ) Hercules Hoists (44) B 1 (505720)
Indian Terrain (97) B 0.7 (533329)
DFM Foods (53) B 1 (519588) Everest Inds. (20) B 0.6 (508906) Global Offshore (82) B 1.2 (501848) Heritage Foods (53) B 0.9 (519552)
Indian Toners (38) X 1 (523586)
Dhabriya Poly. (75) T 1.4 (538715) Everest Kanto (62) B 1.8 (532684) Globalspace (28) M (540654) Hero Motocorp (9) A 1.1 (500182)
Inditrade Cap. (50) XT 0.4 (532745)
Dhampur Sugar (88) B 1 (500119) Everest Organics (71) X 0.4 (524790) Globus Power (31) X 0.3 (526025) Hester Bios (72) B 0.9 (524669)
Indl. Inv. Trust (50) B 1 (501295)
Dhanlaxmi Bank (12) B 1 (532180) Excel Crop Care (68) B 0.6 (532511) Globus Spirits (14) B 1.8 (533104) Hexa Tradex (101) T 1 (534328)
Indl.& Prud.Inv. (50) X 0.5 (501298)
Dhanuka Agritech (67) B 0.6 (507717) Excel Inds. (22) B 0.9 (500650) Gloster (100) X 0.4 (538595) Hexaware Tech. (28) A 0.9 (532129)
Indo Amines (22) X 1.2 (524648)
DHP India (36) XT 1 (531306) Exide Inds. (10) A 1 (500086) GMM Pfaudler (44) X 1.1 (505255) Hi-Tech Pipes (N) (85) -
Indo Borax (22) X 0.8 (524342)
Dhunseri Invest. (50) B 0.2 (533336) GMR Infra. (45) A 1.5 (532754) Hikal (71) B 0.7 (524735)
Indo Count Inds. (94) A 1.3 (521016)
Dhunseri Petro. (69) B 0.7 (523736) F GNA Axles (10) B 2.1 (540124)
Hil Ltd (20) B 0.8 (509675)
Indo Rama Synth. (95) B 1 . 2 ( 5 0 0 2 0 7 )
Dhunseri Tea (89) B 0.8 (538902) F A C T (49) B 1.1 (590024) Himachal Fibres (94) X 0.6 (514010)
Goa Carbon (22) B 1.3 (509567) Indo Tech.Trans. (39) B 1.8 (532717)
Diamines & Chem. (69) X 0 . 9 ( 5 0 0 1 2 0 ) Fairchem Speci. (22) B 0.5 (530117) Himadri Speciali (22) B 1.3 (500184)
GOCL Corpn. (22) B 1.1 (506480) Indo Thai Sec, (50) B 0.8 (533676)
Diamond Infosys. (28) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 3 0 8 0 1 ) FCS Software (28) T (532666) Himatsing. Seide (98) B 1.2 (514043)
Godawari Power (85) B 0.9 (532734) Indoco Remedies (70) B 0.3 (532612)
Diamond Power (15) B 1.1 (522163) FDC (70) B 0.4 (531599) Hind Aluminium (3) X 1.3 (531979)
Godfrey Phillips (24) A 1.1 (500163) Indokem (38) X (504092)
DIC India (22) B 0.7 (500089) Federal Bank (12) A 1.5 (500469) Hind. Unilever (66) A 0.6 (500696)
Godrej Agrovet (53) B (540743) Indosolar (39) T 1 (533257)
Diksat Transworl (47) M 0.7 (540151) Federal-Mogul Go (10) B 1 (505744) Hind.Adhesives (62) X 0.3 (514428)
Godrej Consumer (65) A 1.1 (532424) Indowind Energy (76) T 0.4 (532894)
DIL (71) X 0.7 (506414) Fervent Synerg. (101) X 0.4 (533896) Hind.Composites (10) B 0.7 (509635)
Godrej Inds. (22) A 0.8 (500164) Indrapr.Medical (56) B 0.8 (532150)
Dilip Buildcon (31) A 1.4 (540047) Fiberweb (India) (97) X 1.1 (507910) Hind.Construct. (31) A 1.4 (500185)
Godrej Propert. (31) A 0.9 (533150) Indraprastha Gas (106) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 2 5 1 4 )
Disa India (44) X 0.2 (500068) Fiem Inds. (10) B 0.9 (532768) Hind.Copper (59) A 1 (513599)
Gokaldas Exports (97) B 1.7 (532630) IndusInd Bank (12) A 1 (532187)
Dish TV (47) A 1.4 (532839) Filatex India (95) B 1.3 (526227) Hind.Foods (53) XT 0.6 (519126)
Gokul Agro (83) B 0.8 (539725) INEOS Styrolut. (69) B 0.7 (506222)
Dishman Carbogen (70) B (540701) Fineotex Chem (22) B 1.4 (533333) Hind.Natl.Glass (55) B 0.6 (515145)
Goldiam Intl. (35) B 1.1 (526729) Infibeam Incorp. (28) A 0.6 (539807)
Divi’s Lab. (71) A 0.7 (532488) Finkurve Fin. (50) XT 0.4 (508954) Hind.Oil Explor. (61) B 1.5 (500186)
Goldline Intl. (50) XT 0.2 (538180) Infinite Comp (28) B 0.5 (533154)
Divyashakti Gran (106) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 2 6 3 1 5 ) Finolex Cables (15) A 0.7 (500144) Hind.Organ.Chem. (22) B 1 . 2 ( 5 0 0 4 4 9 )
Goldst.Infratec. (91) B 0.8 (532439) Info Edg.(India) (106) A 0.5 (532777)
Dixon Technolog. (42) B (540699) Finolex Inds. (75) A 0.7 (500940) Hind.Urban Infra (15) X 0.6 (539984)
Goodricke Group (89) X 0.8 (500166) Infosys (27) A 0.8 (500209)
DLF (31) A 2.2 (532868) Firstsour.Solu. (28) A 1.3 (532809) Hind.Zinc (59) A 0.9 (500188)
Goodyear India (105) B 0.8 (500168) Ingersoll-Rand (25) B 0.9 (500210)
Dolat Investment (50) X 1.4 (505526) Flex Foods (53) X 0.4 (523672) Hindalco Inds. (3) A 1.7 (500440)
Gopala Polyplast (62) X 0.2 (526717) Innovana Think. (N) (28) -
Dollar Indus. (N) (97) - Flexituff Intl. (62) B 0.1 (533638) Hinduja Global (28) B 0.8 (532859)
GP Petroleums (22) B 1.4 (532543) Innovative Tyres (N) (105) -
Dolphin Offshore (61) B 1.6 (522261) Florence Invest. (50) X 1.1 (532518) Hinduja Ventures (50) B 0.7 (500189)
GPT Infraproject (31) B 0.7 (533761) Inox Leisure (47) A 0.7 (532706)
Donear Inds. (96) B 1.5 (512519) Fluidomat (44) X 0.2 (522017) Hindustan Media (47) B 0.3 (533217)
Grandma Trading (101) XT (504369) Inox Wind (39) A 1.1 (539083)
DQ Entertain. (47) B 1.4 (533176) Fomento Resorts (57) X 0.3 (503831) HMT (7) Z 0.9 (500191)
Granules India (71) A 1.3 (532482) Insecticid.India (67) B 0.7 (532851)
Dr Agarwal’s Eye (56) XT (526783) Foods & Inns (53) X 1 (507552) Honda Siel Power (39) B 1 (522064)
Graphite India (40) B 0.7 (509488) Intec Capital (50) X (526871)
Dr Lal Pathlabs (56) A 0.5 (539524) Forbes & Co (44) B 0.8 (502865) Honeywell Auto (43) B 0.3 (517174)
Grasim Inds (95) A 1 (500300) Intellect Design (28) A 1.7 (538835)
Dr Reddy’s Labs (70) A 0.6 (500124) Force Motors (5) B 1 (500033) Hotel Leela Ven. (57) B 0.8 (500193)
Grauer & Weil (22) B 1.5 (505710) Intense Tech. (28) B 1.4 (532326)
Dredging Corpn. (106) B 1 (523618) Fortis Health. (56) A 0.7 (532843) HOV Services (28) B 0.9 (532761)
Graviss Hospital (57) ST 0.2 (509546) Interglobe Aviat (103) A 0.5 (539448)
Dutron Polymers (75) XT 0 . 2 ( 5 1 7 4 3 7 ) Fortune Fin.Ser. (50) B 1 (530023) HPC Biosci. (106) M (535217)
Gravita India (59) B 0.7 (533282) Internat. Paper (64) B 0.8 (502330)
Dwarikesh Sugar (88) B 1 (532610) Foseco India (22) B 0.6 (500150) HPL Electric (39) B 1.6 (540136)
Greaves Cotton (46) A 0.8 (501455) Intl. Combustion (44) X 1.3 (505737)
Dwitiya Trading (50) XT 0.1 (538608) Fourth Dimension (N) (28) - HSIL (21) B 0.8 (500187)
Greencrest Finan (50) X 0.1 (531737) Intl. Conveyors (44) X 0.3 (509709)
Dynamatic Tech. (44) B 1.1 (505242) Freshtrop Fruits (53) X 0.7 (530077) Hubtown (31) B 0.7 (532799)
Greenlam Industr (106) B 0 . 5 ( 5 3 8 9 7 9 ) Intl. Travel Hse (104) X 0.8 (500213)
Dynamic Cables (15) M (540795) Frontline Sec. (50) X 0.1 (533213) Huhtamaki PPL (62) B 0.9 (509820)
Greenply Inds. (106) B 0.8 (526797) Intrasoft Tech. (28) B 1.4 (533181)
Dynemic Products (38) B 1 . 1 ( 5 3 2 7 0 7 ) Future Consumer (101) A 1 (533400)
Future Enterp. (97) B 0.5 (523574)
Grindwell Norton (1) B 0.4 (506076) I Inv.&Prec.Cast. (17) X 1.4 (504786)
E Future Lifestyle (97) A 1 (536507)
Grob Tea Co (N) (89) - I D F C (50) A 1.4 (532659) IOL Chemicals (22) B 1.2 (524164)
Eastern Treads (106) X 0.4 (531346) GRP (106) B 0.8 (509152) I G Petrochem. (22) B 1.1 (500199) ION Exchange (44) XT 0.8 (500214)
Future Market (106) B 1.5 (533296)
Easun Reyrolle (39) B 1 (532751) GRUH Finance (51) A 0.7 (511288) I O B (11) A 0.9 (532388) IP Rings (10) X 0.9 (523638)
Future Retail (101) A 1.5 (540064)
eClerx Services (28) A 0.4 (532927) GTL Infra. (91) B 0.6 (532775) I O C L (80) A 1 (530965) Ipca Labs. (70) A 0.5 (524494)
Future Supply (106) B (540798)
Eco Friendly (53) M (534839) GTPL Hathway (47) B (540602) I T D C (57) B 1.3 (532189) IRB Infra.Devl. (31) A 1.3 (532947)
Edelweiss Fin. (50) A 1.8 (532922) G Gufic BioScience (70) B 1.2 (509079) ICICI Bank (12) A 1.8 (532174) IRIS Business (28) M (540735)
Eicher Motors (9) A 0.9 (505200) G M Breweries (14) B 1 (507488) Guj Alkalies (23) B 1.1 (530001) ICICI Lombard (106) B (540716) Iris Mediaworks (47) ST (531337)
EID Parry (88) A 1 (500125) G M D C (59) A 1 (532181) Guj Fluorochem (22) B 0.9 (500173) ICICI Pru Life (50) B 0.9 (540133) ISGEC Heavy (44) B 0.9 (533033)
EIH (57) B 0.4 (500840) G N F C (49) A 0.9 (500670) Guj Inds. Power (76) B 0.5 (517300) ICRA (106) A 0.4 (532835) Ishan Dyes & Ch. (38) X 0.8 (531109)
EIH Assoc.Hotels (57) B 0.7 (523127) G S F C (49) A 0.8 (500690) Guj Pipavav Port (106) A 0 . 6 ( 5 3 3 2 4 8 ) IDBI Bank (11) A 1.3 (500116) ISMT (85) B 1.4 (532479)

64 Feb 26 – Mar 11, 2018 CAPITAL MARKET

CompanyIndex
IST (10) X 0.8 (508807) Kansai Nerolac (63) A 0.7 (500165) Linde India (22) A 1.1 (523457) Mindtree (28) A 0.8 (532819) Nilkamal Ltd (75) A 1.1 (523385)
ITC (24) A 1.1 (500875) Karnataka Bank (12) A 1.2 (532652) Lloyds Metals (86) X 1.2 (512455) MIRC Electronics (42) B 1.4 (500279) Nimbus Proj. (31) X (511714)
ITD Cem (31) B 1.2 (509496) Karur Vysya Bank (12) B 0.5 (590003) Lokesh Mach. (44) B 1.2 (532740) Mirza Internatio (58) B 1.3 (526642) Nirlon (31) B 0.4 (500307)
ITI (91) B 0.8 (523610) Karuturi Global (106) T 0.6 (531687) Lotus Chocolate (53) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 2 3 4 7 5 ) MMTC (101) A 0.8 (513377) Nitco (21) B 2 (532722)
IVP (22) B 1.2 (507580) Kaveri Seed Co. (106) A 0.8 (532899) Lotus Eye Hospit (56) B 1.5 (532998) Modern India (101) X 0.1 (503015) Nitin Fire Prot. (44) B 1.6 (532854)
IVRCL (31) B 1.1 (530773) Kavit Industries (22) X 0.4 (524444) Lovable Lingerie (97) B 1.1 (533343) Modi Naturals (83) X 0.9 (519003) Nitin Spinners (94) B 1.3 (532698)
IZMO (28) B 1.6 (532341) Kaya Ltd (65) B 0.6 (539276) Ludlow Jute (100) X 1.1 (526179) Mohini Health (N) (94) - Nitta Gelatin (22) X 0.7 (506532)
Kaycee Inds. (39) X 0.5 (504084) Lumax Auto Tech. (10) B 1 . 3 ( 5 3 2 7 9 6 ) Mohota Indust. (93) B 0.7 (530047) Niyogin Fintech (50) B 0.4 (538772)
J KCP Sugar &Inds. (88) B 1 . 3 ( 5 3 3 1 9 2 ) Lumax Inds. (10) B 1.2 (517206) MOIL (59) A 0.9 (533286) NLC India (76) A 0.7 (513683)
J & K Bank (11) A 1.1 (532209) KDDL Ltd (106) T 1.2 (532054) Lupin (71) A 0.8 (500257) Mold-Tek Pack. (75) B 0.7 (533080) NMDC (59) A 1.1 (526371)
J B Chemicals (70) B 0.8 (506943) KEI Inds. (15) B 1.1 (517569) Lux Industries (93) B 0.6 (539542) Mold-Tek Technol (44) B 0 . 9 ( 5 2 6 2 6 3 ) NOCIL (22) B 1.4 (500730)
J K Cements (18) B 0.8 (532644) Kellton Tech (28) B 1 (519602) Lycos Internet (28) T 0.9 (532368) Monarch Networth (50) X 1 . 3 ( 5 1 1 5 5 1 ) Noida Tollbridg. (31) B 0.4 (532481)
J Kumar Infra (31) B 1.1 (532940) Keltech Energies (22) X 1.2 (506528) Monnet Ispat (86) B 0.9 (513446) Novartis India (73) B 0.5 (500672)
Jagatjit Inds. (14) XT 0.3 (507155) Kemp & Co. (101) XT (506530)
M Monsanto India (68) A 0.6 (524084) NRB Bearings (13) B 0.9 (530367)
Jagran Prakashan (47) B 0.6 (532705) Kennametal India (44) B 0.3 (505890) M & M (6) A 0.9 (500520) Monte Carlo Fas. (97) B 0.5 (538836) NRB Indl Bearing (13) B 1 (535458)
Jagsonpal Pharma (70) B 1 . 4 ( 5 0 7 7 8 9 ) Kerala Ayurveda (72) X 0.8 (530163) M & M Fin. Serv. (50) A 1.5 (532720) Morepen Labs. (70) B 1.2 (500288) NTPC (76) A 0.8 (532555)
Jai Corp (75) A 1.7 (512237) Kesar Enterprise (88) B 1.2 (507180) M B Agro Prod. (N) (49) - Moschip Semicon. (28) X 0 . 1 ( 5 3 2 4 0 7 ) Nucleus Soft. (28) B 1.6 (531209)
Jain Irrigation (75) A 1.4 (500219) Kesar Petroprod. (22) X 0.4 (524174) M M Forgings (17) B 0.6 (522241) Moser Baer (26) T 0.9 (517140) Nutraplus India (71) SS 0.7 (524764)
James Warren Tea (89) X 0.2 (538564) Kesoram Inds. (107) B 1.3 (502937) M R P L (80) A 0.9 (500109) Motherson Sumi (10) A 1.6 (517334)
Jamna Auto Inds. (10) B 1.4 (520051) Kewal Kir.Cloth. (97) B 0.4 (532732) M T N L (90) B 1 (500108) Motil.Oswal.Fin. (50) A 1.3 (532892)
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Jash Engineering (N) (44) - KG Petrochem (97) XT 0.1 (531609) Mac Charles (57) Z (507836) MphasiS (27) A 0.4 (526299) O N G C (61) A 0.7 (500312)
Jay Bharat Mar. (10) B 1.6 (520066) Khadim India (58) B (540775) Machino Plastics (75) X 1.6 (523248) MPS (77) B 0.4 (532440) Oberoi Realty (31) A 0.9 (533273)
Jayant Agro Orga (22) B 1.2 (524330) KIFS Financial (50) XT (535566) Madhav Marbles (106) B 1.3 (515093) MPS Infotecnics (28) T 0.2 (532411) OCL India (18) B 1.2 (502165)
Jayaswal Neco (17) B 0.9 (522285) Kilburn Engg. (44) X 1.2 (522101) Madras Fert. (49) B 1.1 (590134) MRF (105) A 0.9 (500290) Oil Country Tub. (85) B 1.4 (500313)
Jaypee Infratec. (31) B 1 (533207) Kilpest India (67) XT 0.1 (532067) Mafatlal Inds. (93) X 1 (500264) MSP Steel & Pow. (86) B 1 . 3 ( 5 3 2 6 5 0 ) Oil India (61) A 0.4 (533106)
JBF Inds. (95) B 1 (514034) Kingfa Science (75) T 1.3 (524019) Magma Fincorp (50) B 1.3 (524000) MSR India (45) X 0.8 (508922) OK Play India (75) X 1.3 (526415)
JBM Auto (10) B 1.4 (532605) KIOCL (59) B (540680) Mah. Scooters (8) B 1.1 (500266) MT Educare (106) B 1.3 (534312) Om Metals Infrap (44) B 1.3 (531092)
Jenburkt Pharma. (72) X 0.3 (524731) Kiran Vyapar (50) X 0.8 (537750) Mah. Seamless (84) B 1 (500265) Mukand (85) B 1.7 (500460) Omax Autos (10) T 1.1 (520021)
Jet Airways (103) A 1.2 (532617) Kiri Indus. (38) B 1.2 (532967) MahalaxmiRubtech (97) X 1 (514450) Mukesh Babu Fin. (50) X 0 . 2 ( 5 3 0 3 4 1 ) Omaxe (31) A 0.6 (532880)
Jet Freight (N) (106) - Kirl. Brothers (78) B 1.1 (500241) Mahanagar Gas (106) A 0.8 (539957) Mukta Arts (47) B 1.6 (532357) Omkar Spl.Chem. (22) B 0.7 (533317)
Jet Knitwears (N) (97) - Kirl. Electric (39) B 1.4 (533193) Mahanivesh (I) (50) XT 0.4 (530441) Multi Comm. Exc. (106) A 0 . 6 ( 5 3 4 0 9 1 ) One Point One (N) (28) -
Jhandewala Foods (53) M (540850) Kirl. Ferrous (87) B 1.7 (500245) Maheshwari Logi. (N) (106) - Multibase India (75) X 1 (526169) OnMobile Global (90) B 1.1 (532944)
Jindal Drilling (61) B 1.4 (511034) Kirl.Pneumatic (25) B 0.4 (505283) Mahindra CIE (17) A 1.2 (532756) Munjal Auto Inds (10) B 1 . 3 ( 5 2 0 0 5 9 ) Optiemus Infra. (101) T 0.8 (530135)
Jindal Photo (74) B 1.1 (532624) Kirloskar Indus. (106) B 0.2 (500243) Mahindra Holiday (57) A 0.7 (533088) Munjal Showa (10) B 1.3 (520043) Oracle Fin.Serv. (27) A 0.5 (532466)
Jindal Poly Film (62) B 1 (500227) Kirloskar Oil (46) B 0.7 (533293) Mahindra Life. (31) A 0.6 (532313) Music Broadcast (47) B (540366) Orbit Exports (96) B 0.5 (512626)
Jindal Saw (84) A 1.2 (500378) Kisan Mouldings (75) X 0.4 (530145) Mahindra Logis. (106) B (540768) Muthoot Cap.Serv (50) B 1 (511766) Oricon Enter. (69) B 1.6 (513121)
Jindal Stain .Hi (84) B 1.3 (539597) Kitex Garments (97) B 0.9 (521248) Maithan Alloys (59) B 1.1 (590078) Muthoot Finance (50) A 1 (533398) Orient Abrasives (1) B 1.2 (504879)
Jindal Stain. (84) B 1.2 (532508) KKalpana Inds. (75) X 0.9 (526409) Majesco (28) B 1.5 (539289) Mysore Petro (22) X 0.6 (506734) Orient Bell (21) B 1.4 (530365)
Jindal Steel (86) A 1.6 (532286) KM Sugar Mills (88) B 1.4 (532673) Malu Paper (64) B 0.5 (532728) Orient Cement (19) B 0.8 (535754)
Jindal Worldwide (97) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 1 5 4 3 ) KMC Speciality (56) X 0.8 (524520) Man Inds. (84) B 1.4 (513269) N Orient Green (76) B 1 (533263)
Jiya Eco-Product (106) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 9 2 2 5 ) KNR Construct. (31) B 0.7 (532942) Man Infra (31) B 1.4 (533169) N R Agarwal Inds (64) B 1.1 (516082) Orient Paper (36) B 1 (502420)
JK Agri Genetics (106) X 0.4 (536493) Kokuyo Camlin (77) B 0.9 (523207) Manaksia (59) B 0.5 (532932) NACL Industries (67) B 1.1 (524709) Orient Press (62) B 0.1 (526325)
JK Lakshmi Cem. (18) A 1 (500380) Kolte Patil Dev. (31) B 1.6 (532924) Manaksia Coated (85) B 0.4 (539046) Naga Dhunseri (N) (50) - Orient Refrac. (81) B 0.7 (534076)
JK Paper (64) B 1.2 (532162) Kotak Mah. Bank (12) A 0.8 (500247) Manali Petrochem (69) B 1 (500268) Nagar.Oil Refin. (80) B 1 (534184) Oriental Bank (11) A 1.9 (500315)
JK Tyre & Indust (105) A 1 . 5 ( 5 3 0 0 0 7 ) Kothari Ferment. (53) X 1 (507474) Manappuram Fin (50) A 1.3 (531213) Nagarjuna Fert. (49) B 0.9 (539917) Oriental Carbon (22) B 0.7 (506579)
JM Financial (50) A 1.5 (523405) Kothari Products (101) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 0 2 9 9 ) Manas Properties (31) M (540402) Nagreeka Exports (94) B 0.8 (521109) Oriental Hotels (57) B 1 (500314)
JMC Projects (31) B 1.5 (522263) Kovai Medical (56) XT 0.4 (523323) Mangalam Cement (18) B 1 . 4 ( 5 0 2 1 5 7 ) Nahar Indl. Ent. (94) B 0.9 (519136) Orissa Minerals (59) B 0.8 (590086)
JMT Auto (10) B 1.5 (513691) KPIT Tech. (28) A 0.8 (532400) Mangalam Drugs (70) B 1.1 (532637) Nahar Spinning (97) B 1.2 (500296) Oscar Investment (50) X (501179)

Jocil (N) (22) - KRBL (53) B 0.7 (530813) Mangalam Organic (22) X 1 . 6 ( 5 1 4 4 1 8 ) Nalwa Sons (50) B 0.9 (532256) Oswal Agro (50) T 0.7 (500317)

Johnson Con. Hit (2) B 1.3 (523398) Kridhan Infra (85) B 0.6 (533482) Mangalore Chem. (49) B 0.9 (530011) Nandam Denim Ltd (97) B 0 . 8 ( 5 3 2 6 4 1 ) Oswal Green Tech (50) B 1.2 (539290)
KSB Pumps (78) B 0.6 (500249) Manjeera Constr. (31) X 0.1 (533078) Narayana Hrudaya (56) B 0.4 (539551)
JP Associates (31) A 1.5 (532532)
Manomay Tex (97) M (540396) Natco Pharma (70) A 0.7 (524816)
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JP Power Ven. (76) B 0.8 (532627) KSE (53) XT 0.5 (519421)
Manpasand Bever. (53) B 1 (539207) Nath Bio-Genes (106) B 1.9 (537291) P & G Hygiene (66) A 0.2 (500459)
JSW Energy (76) A 1.3 (533148) KSK Energy Ven. (76) T 0.6 (532997)
Marathon Nextgen (31) B 1 (503101) National Fitting (17) X 0.6 (531289) P G Foils (3) X 0.6 (526747)
JSW Holdings (50) B 0.7 (532642) KSS (47) T 1 (532081)
Marico (65) A 0.7 (531642) Natl. Aluminium (3) A 1.1 (532234) P I Inds. (67) A 0.7 (523642)
JSW Steel (84) A 0.9 (500228) Kuantum Papers (64) X 1.7 (532937)
Marksans Pharma (71) A 1.3 (524404) Natl. Peroxide (22) X 1 (500298) Page Industries (97) A 0.8 (532827)
Jubilant Food. (54) A 1.3 (533155) Kushal (64) T 0.1 (536170)
Maruti Suzuki (6) A 1.3 (532500) Natl. Plastic (75) X 1 (526616) Paisalo Digital (50) B 0.4 (532900)
Jubilant Life (71) A 1.6 (530019) Kwality (53) A 1.2 (531882)
MAS Financial (50) B (540749) Natl.Fertilizer (49) B 1 (523630) Palash Securi. (50) B (540648)
Jullundur Motor (N) (10) -
Jupiter Info. (106) X 0.9 (534623)
L Mastek (28) B 1 (523704) Natural Capsules (106) X 1 . 3 ( 5 2 4 6 5 4 ) Panacea Biotec (70) B 1 (531349)
L & T Infotech (28) A 0.5 (540005) Matrimony.com (106) B (540704) Nava Bharat Vent (109) A 1 . 3 ( 5 1 3 0 2 3 ) Panache Digilife (N) (26) -
Just Dial (106) A 0.9 (535648)
L G Balakrishnan (10) B 0.9 (500250) Mauria Udyog (101) X (539219) Navin Fluo.Intl. (22) A 1.1 (532504) Panama Petrochem (69) B 0 . 8 ( 5 2 4 8 2 0 )
JVL Agro Indus (106) B 1 (519248)
L T Foods (53) B 0.9 (532783) Max Financial (50) A 0.6 (500271) Navkar Corporat. (106) A 0 . 6 ( 5 3 9 3 3 2 ) Panasonic Energy (37) X 1 . 2 ( 5 0 4 0 9 3 )
Jyothy Lab. (34) B 0.8 (532926)
L&T Fin.Holdings (50) A 1 . 3 ( 5 3 3 5 1 9 ) Max India (50) A 0.8 (539981) Navneet Educat. (77) B 0.4 (508989) Parabolic Drugs (71) T 0.6 (533211)
Jyoti (39) X 0.3 (504076)
L&T Technology (45) A 0.4 (540115) Max Ventures (50) B 1.5 (539940) NBCC (31) A 0.9 (534309) Parag Milk Foods (53) A 0.9 (539889)
Jyoti Structures (102) B 1.6 (513250)
La Opala RG (55) B 0.4 (526947) Mayur Uniquoters (75) B 0.5 (522249) NBI Indl. Fin. (N) (50) - Paramount Comm. (15) B 1 . 2 ( 5 3 0 5 5 5 )
K Lactose (India) (71) XT 0.1 (524202) Mazda (44) B 0.7 (523792) NCC (31) A 1.6 (500294) Parnax Lab (71) X 0.7 (506128)
Lahoti Overseas (101) X 1.2 (531842) Mcleod Russel (89) A 1 (532654) NCL Inds. (19) B 1.4 (502168) Parsvnath Devl. (31) B 1.1 (532780)
K C P (19) B 1.3 (590066)
K E C Intl. (102) A 1 (532714) Lak. Electrical (39) X 0.8 (504258) McNally Bharat (45) T 1.1 (532629) Nectar Lifesci. (71) B 1.1 (532649) Pashupati Cotsp. (N) (94) -

K P R Mill Ltd (97) A 0.8 (532889) Lak. Mach. Works (92) A 0.7 (500252) Media Matrix (47) ST 0.7 (512267) Neelamalai Agro (89) P (508670) Pasupati Acrylon (95) X 1.4 (500456)
Lak. Vilas Bank (12) A 0.6 (534690) Medicamen Biotec (72) X 1 (531146) Nelcast (17) B 1.1 (532864) Patel Engg. (31) B 1 (531120)
Kabra Extrusions (44) B 1.3 (524109)
Kaira Can (62) XT 0.5 (504840) Lancer Containe. (106) M 0 . 4 ( 5 3 9 8 4 1 ) Meera Industries (92) M (540519) NELCO (91) B 1.5 (504112) Patel Integrated (106) B 1.1 (526381)

Kajaria Ceramics (21) A 0.5 (500233) Lanco Infratech (106) T 0.8 (532778) Meghmani Organ. (67) B 1.3 (532865) NESCO (106) B 0.7 (505355) Patels Airtemp (44) X 0.5 (517417)
Landmarc Leisur. (47) XT (532275) Menon Bearings (13) B 1 (523828) Nestle India (54) A 0.4 (500790) Paul Merchants (106) X 0.2 (539113)
Kakatiya Cement (19) B 1.8 (500234)
Kallam Spinning (94) X 1 (530201) Landmark Prop. (31) B 0.3 (533012) MEP Infrast. (31) B 1.1 (539126) Netwrk.18 Media (106) A 1 . 1 ( 5 3 2 7 9 8 ) Paushak (67) X 0.6 (532742)

Kalpataru Power (102) B 0.8 (522287) Larsen & Toubro (45) A 1.3 (500510) Mercantile Vent. (31) XT 0.5 (538942) Neuland Labs. (71) B 0.8 (524558) PBM Polytex (94) X 1 (514087)
Lasa Supergeneri (70) T (540702) Mercator (82) B 1.3 (526235) New India Assura (106) B (540769) PC Jeweller (35) A 1.1 (534809)
Kalyani Forge (17) T 0.3 (513509)
Kalyani Invest. (50) B 1.1 (533302) Laurus Labs (72) A 1.2 (540222) Merck (73) B 0.4 (500126) Newgen Software (106) B (540900) PCOL Enterprises (22) X 0.3 (539195)

Kalyani Steel (85) B 1.5 (500235) LEEL Electricals (2) B 1.5 (517518) Mesco Pharma. (70) G (500274) Next Media. (47) B 1.3 (532416) PCS Technology (26) X 1.3 (517119)
Lexus Granito (N) (21) - MIC Electronics (43) T 1.3 (532850) NGL Fine-Chem (71) X 0.6 (524774) PDS Multi. (97) B 0.3 (538730)
Kama Hold. (95) B 0.8 (532468)
Kamadgiri Fash. (96) X 0.3 (514322) LGB Forge (17) T 1.4 (533007) Mideast Int. Stl (87) XT (540744) NHPC Ltd (76) A 0.9 (533098) Pearl Global Ind (97) B 0.8 (532808)

Kamdhenu (85) B 1.6 (532741) Liberty Shoes (58) B 1.4 (526596) Millitoons Ent. (47) X 0.6 (540023) NIIT (30) A 1.1 (500304) Pearl Polymers (75) T 1.3 (523260)
LIC Housing Fin. (51) A 1.5 (500253) Minda Corp (10) B 0.8 (538962) NIIT Tech. (28) A 0.7 (532541) Pee Cee Cosma (34) X 1.1 (524136)
Kanani Inds. (35) B 2.2 (506184)
Kanoria Chem. (23) B 1.4 (506525) Linc Pen &Plast. (77) B 0.8 (531241) Minda Inds. (10) B 1.1 (532539) Nila Infrastruc. (31) B 1 (530377) Peninsula Land (31) B 1.3 (503031)

Kanpur Plastipa. (62) X 1.2 (507779) Lincoln Pharma. (72) B 1.2 (531633) Mindteck (India) (28) B 1 (517344) NILE (59) X 1.3 (530129) Pennar Inds. (85) B 1.1 (513228)

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Peria Kara. Tea (N) (89) - S C I (82) A 1.1 (523598) Shemaroo Entert. (47) B 1 (538685) SRS Finance (50) ST (536799)
Permanent Mag. (43) X 0.2 (504132)
R S Chand & Compan (77) B (540497) Shetron (62) X 1.2 (526137) St Bk of India (11) A 1.6 (500112)
Persistent Sys (28) A 0.4 (533179) R C F (49) A 1 (524230) S H Kelkar & Co (22) B 0.5 (539450) Shilchar Tech. (39) X 1.4 (531201) Stampede Cap. (50) T 1.3 (531723)
Petron Engg. (45) B 1.3 (530381) R Systems Intl. (28) B 0.5 (532735) S P Apparels (97) B 1.5 (540048) Shilp Gravures (59) X 0.9 (513709) Stanrose Maf.Inv (50) X 0.3 (506105)
Petronet LNG (106) A 0.9 (532522) R&B Denims (94) M 1.1 (538119) S P I C (49) B 1.4 (590030) Shilpa Medicare (71) B 1.1 (530549) Star Cement (18) B (540575)
Radhika Jewel. (35) M 0.7 (540125) S T C (101) B 1.3 (512531) Shilpi Cable (16) B 0.9 (533389) Star Paper (64) B 1.4 (516022)
Pfizer (73) A 0.3 (500680)
Radico Khaitan (14) A 1 (532497) S.A.L Steel (86) B 0.2 (532604) Shirpur Gold (59) B 1.4 (512289) Starcom Info. (28) XT 0.3 (531616)
PG Electro. (43) B 0.7 (533581)
Radix Indust. (106) X 0.7 (531412) Sacheta Metals (3) SS 0.3 (531869) Shiv Texyarn (94) B 1.4 (511108) Steel City Sec. (N) (50) -
Phillips Carbon (22) B 1.2 (506590)
Raghav Product. (85) M 1 (539837) Sadbhav Engg. (31) A 1 (532710) Shiva Cement (19) XT 1.5 (532323) Steel Exchange (101) B 1.2 (534748)
Phoenix Mills (31) B 0.8 (503100)
Raghuvansh Agro. (53) M (538921) Sadbhav Infra. (31) B 0.8 (539346) Shivalik Bimetal (43) X 1 (513097) Steel Str. Wheel (10) B 1 (513262)
Pidilite Inds. (22) A 0.8 (500331)
Rain Industries (101) A 1.2 (500339) Sadhana Nitro (38) XT 1.1 (506642) Shivam Autotech (10) B 1.5 (532776) Steelcast (17) X 0.4 (513517)
Pil Italica (75) T 0.6 (500327)
Raj Television (47) B 0.4 (532826) Safari Inds. (60) X 0.7 (523025) Shoppers St. (97) A 0.6 (532638) STEL Holdings (50) B 1 (533316)
Pilani Invest. (50) T 0.7 (539883)
Rajapalayam Mill (94) X 0.9 (532503) Sagar Cements (19) B 0.7 (502090) Shree Cement (18) A 1.1 (500387) Sterling Biotech (22) B 1 (512299)
Pincon Spirit (14) B 1.2 (538771)
Rajesh Exports (35) A 0.7 (531500) Sahara One Media (47) X (503691) Shree Rama News. (64) B 1 . 1 ( 5 0 0 3 5 6 ) Sterling Tools (48) B 0.9 (530759)
Pion. Embroider. (97) B 1.2 (514300)
Rajshree Sugars (88) B 1.3 (500354) Saint-Gob. Sekur (55) X 1.2 (515043) Shree Tirupati (N) (62) - Sterlite Tech. (16) A 1.2 (532374)
Pioneer Distil. (14) B 0.7 (531879)
Rallis India (67) A 0.9 (500355) Sakar Healthcare (N) (70) - Shreeji Translog (106) M (540738) STI India (94) T 0.4 (513151)
Pioneer Invest. (50) X 1.3 (507864)
Ram Minerals (22) SS (534734) Sakuma Exports (101) B 0.9 (532713) Shrenik (N) (101) - Stovec Inds. (92) X 0.3 (504959)
Piramal Enterp. (70) A 0.6 (500302)
Ram Ratna Wires (59) X 1 (522281) Salasar Techno (85) B (540642) Shreyans Inds. (64) B 1.3 (516016) Strides Shasun (70) A 1.1 (532531)
Pitti Lamination (44) B 1.7 (513519)
Rama Steel Tubes (85) T 1.2 (539309) Salona Cotspin (94) B 0.4 (590056) Shreyas Shipping (82) B 1 . 9 ( 5 2 0 1 5 1 ) Stylam Indus. (106) X 1.2 (526951)
Pix Transmission (106) X 0 . 7 ( 5 0 0 3 3 3 )
Ramco Inds. (20) B 1.9 (532369) Salzer Electron. (39) B 0.9 (517059) Shri Keshav (19) X 0.9 (530977) Subex (28) B 1.2 (532348)
Plastiblends (22) B 0.9 (523648)
Ramco Systems (28) B 0.8 (532370) Sambandam Spg. (94) X 0 . 6 ( 5 2 1 2 4 0 ) Shri Krishna (31) X 0.2 (531080) Subros (10) B 1.4 (517168)
PNB Gilts (50) B 0.4 (532366)
Ramkrishna Forg. (17) B 1.2 (532527) Sambhaav Media (47) B 1.1 (511630) Shri.City Union. (50) A 0.9 (532498) Sudarshan Chem. (38) B 1.6 (506655)
PNB Housing (51) A 2.1 (540173)
Ramky Infra (31) B 1.8 (533262) Samkrg Pistons (10) X 1.5 (520075) Shriram EPC (45) B 0.7 (532945) Suditi Inds. (97) XT 0.5 (521113)
PNC Infratech (31) B 0.4 (539150) Rane (Madras) (10) B 1.4 (532661) Samrat Pharma (71) X 0.7 (530125) Shriram Pistons (N) (10) - Sukhjit Starch (106) X 0.6 (524542)
Poddar Housing (97) B 0.6 (523628) Rane Brake Lin. (10) B 1.1 (532987) Sandesh (77) B 0.7 (526725) Shriram Trans. (50) A 1.3 (511218) Summit Sec. (50) B 1.1 (533306)
Poddar Pigments (22) B 1.1 (524570) Rane Engine Val. (10) B 0.7 (532988) Sandur Manganese (59) X 1 . 3 ( 5 0 4 9 1 8 ) Shristi Infra (31) X (511411) Sun Pharma.Inds. (70) A 0 . 7 ( 5 2 4 7 1 5 )
Pokarna (106) B 0.9 (532486) Rane Holdings (50) B 1.1 (505800) Sangam (India) (99) B 1 (514234) Sical Logistics (106) B 1.2 (520086) Sun TV Network (47) A 1.5 (532733)
Polaris Consulta (27) A 0.2 (532254) Rasandik Engg. (10) XT 0.8 (522207) Sanghi Inds. (18) B 1 (526521) Siemens (39) A 0.9 (500550) Sundaram Clayton (10) B 0 . 8 ( 5 2 0 0 5 6 )
Polo Queen Ind. (101) XT (540717) Rasoi (109) X 0.4 (507649) Sanghvi Movers (45) B 0.8 (530073) Sika Interplant (44) XT 0.9 (523606) Sundaram Finance (50) B 0 . 5 ( 5 9 0 0 7 1 )
Polson (38) XT 0.6 (507645) Ratnabhumi Dev. (31) M (540796) Sanofi India (73) A 0.3 (500674) SIL Investments (50) B 0.6 (521194) Sundram Fasten. (48) A 1 (500403)
Poly Medicure (56) B 0.8 (531768) Ratnamani Metals (85) B 0.2 (520111) Santosh Indus. (50) XT (540822) Silly Monks (N) (47) - Sunflag Iron (85) B 1.4 (500404)
Polygenta Tech. (99) XT (514486) RattanIndia Infr (76) B 0.6 (534597) Sanwaria Consum. (53) B 1 . 3 ( 5 1 9 2 6 0 ) Simm. Marshall (48) X 1.3 (507998) Sunil Healthcare (106) X 1.2 (537253)
Polylink Poly. (75) XT 1.1 (531454) Rattanindia Pow. (76) A 1.3 (533122) Sarda Energy (85) B 1.4 (504614) Simplex Casting (17) X 0.6 (513472) Sunil Hitech (45) B 1.3 (532711)
Polyplex Corpn. (62) B 1 (524051) Ravindra Energy (101) XT 0 . 5 ( 5 0 4 3 4 1 ) Sarda Plywood (106) ST 1 . 3 ( 5 1 6 0 0 3 ) Simplex Infra (31) B 0.9 (523838) Sunstar Realty (31) B (535141)
Pondy Oxides (22) X 1.1 (532626) Raymond (97) A 0.8 (500330) Saregama India (47) B 1.6 (532163) Sindhu Trade (106) XT (532029) Sunteck Realty (31) A 1.2 (512179)
Power Fin.Corpn. (52) A 1.1 (532810) RBL Bank (12) A 1.4 (540065) Sarla Performanc (99) B 1.2 (526885) Sintercom India (N) (10) - Super Crop Safe (67) X 0.9 (530883)
Power Grid Corpn (76) A 0 . 7 ( 5 3 2 8 9 8 ) RDB Rasayans (95) X 0.8 (533608) Sarthak Metals (59) M (540393) Sintex Inds. (99) A 1.6 (502742) Super Tannery (58) SS 0.7 (523842)
Power Mech Proj. (45) B 0.4 (539302) RDB Realty (31) X 0.4 (533285) Sasken Technol. (28) B 0.7 (532663) Sintex Plastics (75) B (540653) Suprajit Engg. (10) B 0.4 (532509)
PPAP Automotive (10) B 1.3 (532934) Real News (31) X (530053) Sastasundar Ven. (50) B 1 (533259) Siti Networks (47) B 0.2 (532795) Supreme Holdings (31) XT0 . 9 ( 5 3 0 6 7 7 )
Prabhat Dairy (53) B 1.3 (539351) Redington India (26) A 0.5 (532805) Sat Industries (101) X 1.1 (511076) Siyaram Silk (96) B 0.9 (503811) Supreme Inds. (75) A 0.6 (509930)
Prabhat Telecoms (91) M (540027) Rel. Comm. (90) A 1.3 (532712) Sathavaha. Ispat (87) B 1.6 (526093) SJVN (106) A 0.4 (533206) Supreme Petroch. (69) B 1.1 (500405)
Praj Inds. (44) A 1 (522205) Rel. Indl. Infra (45) B 1.4 (523445) Satia Indust. (64) XT (539201) SKF India (13) A 0.3 (500472) Surana Telecom (109) B 0.3 (517530)
Prakash Constro. (31) B 1.3 (533605) Relaxo Footwears (58) B 0.5 (530517) Satin Creditcare (50) B 2 (539404) SKIL Infrastr (31) T 1.5 (539861) Surat Textile (95) X 0.6 (530185)
Prakash Inds. (85) B 1.7 (506022) Reliable Data (N) (28) - Saurastra Cem. (18) X 1.2 (502175) Skipper (44) B 1.4 (538562) Surya Roshni (85) B 1.6 (500336)
Prataap Snacks (53) B (540724) Reliance Capital (50) A 1.8 (500111) Savita Oil Tech (69) B 0.9 (524667) Smartlink Netwr. (26) B 0.9 (532419) Suryalak. Cott. (94) B 1.2 (521200)
Praxis Home (101) B (540901) Reliance Home (51) B (540709) Sayaji Hotel (57) XT 0.5 (523710) SML ISUZU (5) B 1 (505192) Suryalata Spg. (99) X 1.2 (514138)
Prec. Electronic (91) XT (517258) Reliance Inds. (80) A 0.7 (500325) Sayaji Inds. (106) XT (540728) SMS Pharma. (71) B 0.9 (532815) Sutlej Textiles (94) B 0.9 (532782)
Prec. Wires (I) (59) B 1.1 (523539) Reliance Infra. (76) A 1.7 (500390) SBI Life Insuran (50) B (540719) SNL Bearings (13) X 0.9 (505827) Suven Life Scie. (71) B 1.3 (530239)
Precision Camshf (10) B 0.7 (539636) Reliance Nav.Eng (106) A 1 . 1 ( 5 3 3 1 0 7 ) Scan Steels (85) X (511672) Snowman Logistic (106) B1 . 1 ( 5 3 8 6 3 5 ) Suyog Telematics (102) B (537259)
Precot Meridian (N) (94) B (521184) Reliance Nip.Lif (50) B (540767) Schaeffler India (13) B 0.4 (505790) Sobha (31) A 0.8 (532784) Suzlon Energy (39) A 1 (532667)
Prem. Explosives (22) B 0.9 (526247) Reliance Power (76) A 1.3 (532939) Schneider Elect. (39) B 1 (534139) Softsol India (28) X 0.2 (532344) SVP Global (101) X 0.8 (505590)
Premco Global (96) X 0.4 (530331) Religare Enterp. (50) A 0.4 (532915) Scooters India (8) XT 0.3 (505141) Solar Inds. (22) B 0.5 (532725) Swan Energy (31) A 0.2 (503310)
Premier (44) B 1.1 (500540) Renaissance Jew. (35) B 0.7 (532923) SEAMEC Ltd (82) B 1.1 (526807) Som Distilleries (14) B 0.6 (507514) Swaraj Engines (46) B 0.8 (500407)
Premier Polyfilm (75) B (514354) Repco Home Fin (51) A 1 (535322) SecUR Credential (N) (106) - Soma Textiles (93) B 1.1 (521034) Swastika Investm (50) X 0.6 (530585)
Pressman Adv. (106) B 1.2 (509077) Repro India (77) B 0.6 (532687) Security & Intel (106) B (540673) Somany Ceramics (21) B 0.8 (531548) Swelect Energy (39) B 0.4 (532051)
Prestige Estates (31) A 1.1 (533274) Responsive Ind (75) B 0.7 (505509) Selan Expl. Tech (61) B 1 (530075) Somi Conv.Belt. (106) B 0.8 (533001) Swiss Glascoat (44) X 0.5 (522215)
Pricol Ltd (10) B (540293) Rexnord Electr. (39) X 1.4 (531888) Sequent Scien. (71) B 0.6 (512529) Sona Koyo Steer. (10) B 1.4 (520057) Symphony (36) A 0.7 (517385)
Riba Textiles (97) X 1.2 (531952) Servotech Power (N) (39) - Sonata Software (28) B 1 (532221) Syndicate Bank (11) A 1.4 (532276)
Prime Customer (101) M (540404)
Rico Auto Inds. (10) B 1.5 (520008) Seshasayee Paper (64) B 1.1 (502450) SORIL Holdings (101) B 1.2 (533520) Syngene Intl. (70) A 0.8 (539268)
Prime Focus (47) B 1 (532748)
Riddhi Siddhi Gl (106) X 0 . 9 ( 5 2 4 4 8 0 ) Setco Automotive (10) B 0 . 5 ( 5 0 5 0 7 5 ) SORIL Infra (97) B 1.8 (532679)
Prime Property (31) X 0.6 (530695)
Rishi Tech. (62) X 1.1 (523021) Seya Indus. (22) X 0.4 (524324) Source Natural (70) XT (531398)
T
Prime Securities (50) B 1.2 (500337)
Rishiroop (106) X 0.4 (526492) Sh. Ajit Pulp (64) X 1.4 (538795) South Ind.Bank (12) A 1 (532218) T B Z (35) B 1.4 (534369)
Prism Cement (18) B 1.4 (500338)
RKEC Projects (N) (31) - Sh. Digvijay Cem (18) X 1.2 (502180) South India Proj (50) XT 0 . 4 ( 5 3 8 8 9 1 ) T N Newsprint (64) B 1.2 (531426)
Profin Capital (50) XT (511557)
RMG Alloy (85) XT 0.3 (500365) Sh. Dinesh Mills (97) X 0.4 (503804) South West Pinn. (N) (59) - T N Petro Prod. (34) B 1.3 (500777)
Provogue (India) (97) B 0.7 (532647)
Rodium Real. (31) X 0.3 (531822) Sh. Rama Multi. (62) B 0.8 (532310) SPARC (106) A 1.1 (532872) T R I L (39) B 1.5 (532928)
Prozone Intu (31) B 1.3 (534675)
Rolta India (28) B 0.8 (500366) Sh.Pushkar Chem. (38) B 1 . 1 ( 5 3 9 3 3 4 ) Speciality Rest. (57) B 0.8 (534425) T.V. Today Netw. (47) B 0.7 (532515)
PSP Projects (31) B (540544)
Rossell India (89) B 1.5 (533168) Sh.Renuka Sugar (88) A 0.7 (532670) Spel Semiconduct (26) X 1 . 1 ( 5 1 7 1 6 6 ) TAAL Enterprises (103) X 1 . 8 ( 5 3 9 9 5 6 )
PTC India (101) A 0.9 (532524)
Royal Orch.Hotel (57) B 1.6 (532699) Shah Alloys (85) B 0.2 (513436) Sphere Global (28) B 0.3 (532172) TajGVK Hotels (57) B 1.3 (532390)
PTC India Fin (50) A 1 (533344)
RPG LifeScience. (70) B 1.2 (532983) Shaily Engineer. (75) X 0.5 (501423) Spice Mobility (91) B 0.6 (517214) Take Solutions (28) B 0.9 (532890)
PTC Inds. (17) X 0.9 (539006)
RPP Infra Proj. (31) B 1.2 (533284) Shakti Pumps (78) B 1.2 (531431) SpiceJet Ltd (103) B 0.8 (500285) Talbros Auto. (10) B 1.2 (505160)
PTL Enterprises (105) B 0.9 (509220)
RSD Finance (50) X (539875) Shalby (56) B (540797) SPL Inds. (97) B 1.2 (532651) Talbros Engg. (10) X 1.1 (538987)
Pun. & Sind Bank (11) B 0 . 9 ( 5 3 3 2 9 5 )
RSWM Ltd (94) B 0.8 (500350) Shalibhadra Fin. (50) X 0.6 (511754) SPML Infra (31) B 1.1 (500402) Talwal.Better (106) B 1 (533200)
Punj Lloyd (31) B 1.2 (532693)
Rubfila Intl. (106) X 0.7 (500367) Shalimar Paints (63) B 1.3 (509874) SPS Finquest (50) M 0.1 (538402) Tamboli Capital (50) X 1.3 (533170)
Punjab Chemicals (22) B 1 . 4 ( 5 0 6 6 1 8 )
Ruby Mills (93) B 1.6 (503169) Shalimar Prod. (47) X (512499) SQS India BFSI (28) B 1 (533121) Tanla Solutions (28) B 1 (532790)
Punjab Natl.Bank (11) A 1.6 (532461)
Ruchi Soya Inds. (83) B 1.1 (500368) Shalimar Wires (59) X (532455) Sreeleathers (58) B (535601) Tarmat (31) B 1.3 (532869)
Puravankara (31) B 0.9 (532891) Ruchira Papers (64) B 1.1 (532785) Tasty Bite Eat. (53) B 1.4 (519091)
Shankara Build. (101) B (540425) SREI Infra. Fin. (50) A 1.7 (523756)
Pushpanj. Realms (N) (31) - Rudra Global (85) B 2 (539226) Tata Chemicals (22) A 1 (500770)
Shanthi Gears (10) B 1 (522034) Srestha Finvest (50) X (539217)
PVR (47) A 0.7 (532689) Rupa & Company (97) B 0.9 (533552) Tata Coffee (89) B 0.9 (532301)
Sharda Cropchem (22) A 1 (538666) SRF (95) A 1.2 (503806)
Rural Elec.Corp. (52) A 1.3 (532955) Tata Comm (90) A 0.9 (500483)
Q Sharda Ispat (85) XT (513548) SRG Housing (51) XT (534680)
Rushil Decor (106) B 0.6 (533470) Sharda Motor Ind (10) B 0 . 9 ( 5 3 5 6 0 2 ) Sri Adhik. Bros. (47) T 0.2 (530943) Tata Elxsi (28) A 1.2 (500408)
Quadrant Tele. (90) X 1 (511116)
Shardul Sec. (50) X 0.5 (512393) Sri KPR Inds. (75) XT (514442) Tata Global (89) A 1 (500800)
Quess Corp (28) B 1 (539978) S Tata Inv.Corpn. (50) B 0.9 (501301)
Quick Heal (28) B 1.4 (539678) Share India Sec. (50) M (540725) Sri Krishna Con. (31) M (539363)
S A I L (84) A 1.4 (500113) Tata Metaliks (87) B 1.3 (513434)
Sheela Foam (100) B 0.3 (540203) Srikalahas. Pip. (85) B 1.3 (513605)

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Tata Motors (5) A 1.7 (500570) Titagarh Wagons (44) A 1.1 (532966) Union Bank (I) (11) A 1.6 (532477) Vesuvius India (81) B 0.4 (520113) Weizmann (96) B 1 (523011)
Tata Power Co. (76) A 0.9 (500400) Titan Biotech (70) XT 0.5 (524717) Uniphos Enter. (101) B 1.1 (500429) Veto Switchgears (39) B 1.1 (539331) Weizmann For. (50) B 0.6 (533452)
Tata Sponge Iron (86) A 1.4 (513010) Titan Company (35) A 1.2 (500114) Uniply Inds. (106) B 1 (532646) Viaan Industries (55) X 0.1 (537524) Welspun Corp (84) A 1.2 (532144)
Tata Steel (84) A 1.5 (500470) Torrent Pharma. (70) A 0.8 (500420) Unitech (31) B 1.6 (507878) Vibrant Glo. Cap (50) M (538732) Welspun Enterp (31) B 0.8 (532553)
Tata Tele. Mah. (90) B 1 (532371) Torrent Power (76) A 0.6 (532779) United Bank (I) (11) B 0.7 (533171) Videocon Inds. (42) A 0.1 (511389) Welspun India (97) A 1.1 (514162)
TCI Express (32) B 1 (540212) Total Transport (N) (106) - United Breweries (14) A 0.5 (532478) Vidhi Specialty (38) B 1 (531717) Wendt India (1) B 0.6 (505412)
TCI Inds. (101) XT (532262) Tour. Fin. Corp. (52) B 1.6 (526650) United Nilgiri (N) (89) - Vijay Solvex (83) XT (531069) WEP Solutions (26) X 1 (532373)
TCPL Packaging (62) B 0.7 (523301) TPL Plastech (62) B 1 (526582) United Spirits (14) B 0.6 (532432) Vijay Textiles (96) XT 1 (530151) West Coast Paper (64) B 1.5 (500444)
TCS (27) A 0.7 (532540) Transcorp Intl. (104) X 0.4 (532410) Unity Infra. (31) B 1.1 (532746) Vijaya Bank (11) A 0.9 (532401) Westlife Develop (57) B 0.6 (505533)
TD Power Sys. (39) B 0.8 (533553) Transpek Inds. (22) X 0.4 (506687) Universal Cables (15) B 1 (504212) Vikas Ecotech (75) B 1.3 (530961) Wheels India (10) B 1 (590073)
Team Lease Serv. (106) B 0 . 7 ( 5 3 9 6 5 8 ) Transport Corp. (106) B 0.7 (532349) UPL (67) A 1 (512070) Vikas Wsp (53) XT 1.2 (519307) Whirlpool India (36) A 0.8 (500238)
Tech Mahindra (27) A 1.1 (532755) Trent (101) A 0.7 (500251) Upsurge Invest. (50) X 1.5 (531390) Vikram Thermo (70) X 1 (530477) Wim Plast (75) B 0.4 (526586)
Techno Elec. (39) B 0.4 (533281) Trident (97) A 1.3 (521064) Urja Global (101) T 1 (526987) Vimta Labs (106) T 1.1 (524394) Windsor Machines (44) B 1 (522029)
Technocraf.Inds. (85) B 0.8 (532804) Trigyn Techno. (28) B 1.6 (517562) Usha Martin (85) B 1.8 (517146) Vinati Organics (71) B 0.7 (524200) Wipro (27) A 0.6 (507685)
Technofab Engg. (45) B 0.4 (533216) Triven.Engg.Ind. (88) B 1.3 (532356) Ushdev Intl. (101) ST 0.1 (511736) Vindhya Telelink (16) B 0.9 (517015) Wockhardt (70) A 1.2 (532300)
Tejas Networks (90) B (540595) Triveni Turbine (39) B 0.5 (533655) Uttam Galva (84) T 1.4 (513216) Vinyl Chemicals (101) B 1.3 (524129) Wonderla Holiday (79) B 0.5 (538268)
Tejnaksh Health. (56) M 0.6 (539428) TTK Healthcare (70) B 0.6 (507747) Uttam Sug.Mills (88) B 1.1 (532729) VIP Clothing (97) B 1.3 (532613) WPIL (78) X 0.8 (505872)
Texmaco Infrast. (31) B 1 (505400) TTK Prestige (36) A 0.4 (517506) UV Boards (106) XT 0.8 (526957) Vipul Ltd (31) B 1 (511726)
X
Texmaco Rail (44) A 1.1 (533326) Tube Investments (33) B (540762) Virat Inds. (97) X 1.8 (530521)
Texmo Pipes (75) B 1.9 (533164) Tulive Developer (31) XT 0 . 1 ( 5 0 5 2 8 5 )
V Virinchi (28) X 2 (532372)
Xchanging Sol. (28) B 1.1 (532616)
V I P Inds. (60) A 1.1 (507880)
TGB Banquets (57) B 1.3 (532845) TV Vision (47) B 0.8 (540083) Virtual Global (28) X 0.6 (534741) Y
TGV Sraac (23) X 1 (507753) TV18 Broadcast (47) A 1.6 (532800) V-Guard Inds. (39) A 0.8 (532953) Visaka Inds. (20) B 1.4 (509055) Yamini Invest (50) XT 0.3 (511012)
Thangamayil Jew. (35) B 1 . 2 ( 5 3 3 1 5 8 ) TVS Elec. (26) B 1.3 (532513) V-Mart Retail (101) B 0.3 (534976) Vishal Fabrics (96) B (538598) Yash Chemex (101) M 0.9 (539939)
The Byke Hospit. (57) B 0.9 (531373) TVS Motor Co. (9) A 1.1 (532343) Va Tech Wabag (44) A 0.4 (533269) Vishnu Chemicals (22) T 1 . 3 ( 5 1 6 0 7 2 ) Yash Papers (64) X 0.7 (516030)
The Hi-Tech Gear (10) B 1.5 (522073) TVS Srichakra (105) B 0.8 (509243) Vadilal Enterp. (53) XT 0.2 (519152) Vista Pharma. (72) X 0.7 (524711) Yes Bank (12) A 1.3 (532648)
The Ramco Cement (19) A 1 (500260) Tyche Inds. (22) X 1 (532384) Vadilal Inds. (53) B 1.2 (519156) Vivimed Labs. (22) B 1 (532660) Yuken India (44) X 0.9 (522108)
Themis Medicare (70) B 1.1 (530199) Vaibhav Global (35) B 0.6 (532156) VLS Finance (50) B 1.5 (511333)
Thermax (44) A 0.7 (500411)
U Vakrangee (29) A 0.2 (511431) Voith Paper (97) XT 0.5 (522122) Z
Thirumalai Chem. (22) B 1.5 (500412) Ucal Fuel Sys. (10) B 1.4 (500464) Valiant Commun. (91) X 0.8 (526775) Volt.Transform. (39) B 1.1 (532757) Z F Steering (10) B 1 (505163)
Thomas Cook (104) B 0.7 (500413) UCO Bank (11) A 1.1 (532505) Valiant Organics (22) M 1.2 (540145) Voltas (107) A 1.3 (500575) Zeal Aqua (4) M 0.7 (539963)
Thyrocare Tech. (56) B 0.8 (539871) Udaipur Cement (18) X 1.4 (530131) Vama Inds. (101) X 1 (512175) VRL Logistics (106) B 0.8 (539118) Zee Entertainmen (47) A 1 (505537)
TI Financial (50) A 0.6 (504973) Uday Jewellery (35) X (539518) Vardhman Acrylic (N) (95) - VS Retail (97) B 1.2 (532867) Zee Learn (30) B 0.9 (533287)
Tide Water Oil (22) B 0.6 (590005) Uflex (62) A 1.4 (500148) Vardhman Hold. (50) B 1 (500439) VST Inds. (24) B 0.5 (509966) zee Media (47) B 1.3 (532794)
Tiger Logistics (106) B 0.7 (536264) UFO Moviez (47) B 0.8 (539141) Vardhman Spl. (85) B 0.8 (534392) VST Till. Tract. (7) B 0.5 (531266) Zen Technologies (28) B 1.7 (533339)
TIL (44) B 1.2 (505196) Ugar Sugar Works (88) B 0 . 9 ( 5 3 0 3 6 3 ) Vardhman Textile (94) B 0.5 (502986) Zenith Fibres (95) XT 0.6 (514266)
Time Technoplast (75) A 1 . 1 ( 5 3 2 8 5 6 ) Ujaas Energy (39) B 0.9 (533644) Varun Beverages (53) B 0.6 (540180) W Zenotech Lab. (72) X 0.5 (532039)
Times Guaranty (50) B 0.4 (511559) Ujjivan Fin.Ser. (50) A 2.1 (539874) Vascon Engineers (31) B 2 . 1 ( 5 3 3 1 5 6 ) W H Brady (101) X 0.7 (501391) Zensar Tech. (28) B 0.2 (504067)
Timex Group (106) XT 1.5 (500414) Ultramarine Pig. (38) X 0.9 (506685) Vaswani Inds. (86) B 0.9 (533576) W I Plywood (N) (106) - Zodiac Cloth. Co (97) B 0.5 (521163)
Timken India (13) B 0.7 (522113) UltraTech Cem. (18) A 1.1 (532538) Vedanta (59) A 2 (500295) WABCO India (10) A 0.5 (533023) Zota Health (N) (70) -
Tinplate Co. (59) B 1.4 (504966) Umang Dairies (53) B 0.8 (500231) Veljan Denison (44) XT 0.7 (505232) Walchan. Inds. (44) B 1.2 (507410) Zuari Agro Chem. (49) B 1.2 (534742)
Tips Industries (47) B 0.4 (532375) Uni Abex Alloy (17) ST 0.4 (504605) Venky’s (India) (106) B 0.6 (523261) Wallfort Fin. (50) X 0.3 (532053) Zuari Global (49) B 1 (500780)
Tirupati Sarjan (31) X 1 (531814) Unichem Labs. (70) B 0.7 (506690) Veritas (India) (101) XT (512229) Waterbase (4) X 1.2 (523660) Zydus Wellness (53) B 0.5 (531335)

Bulletin
BOOK CLOSURES & RECORD DATES
Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose
BCL Industries 06.03 to 12.03 EGM Rolcon Engg. Co. 09.03 to 15.03 EGM Trinity League 26.02 to 06.03 EGM

FORTHCOMING BOARD MEETINGS

Date Company Purpose Company Dt. of Cl, Rec. Dt. Purpose
24/02/2018 Atlas Cycles Rslts 27/02/2018 Stovec Inds. Rslts & Div
24/02/2018 U P Hotels Rslts & Div 28/02/2018 Rain Industries Rslts
26/02/2018 TVS Motor Co. Div 08/03/2018 NBCC Div
27/02/2018 Elantas Beck Rslts & Div

RIGHTS / BONUS / STOCK SPLIT ANNOUNCEMENTS

Company Ratio Company Ratio
BONUS STOCK SPLIT
Jash Dealmark 1:1 Amrutanjan Healt 1:2
Kellton Tech 1:1 Foods & Inns 1 : 10
La Opala RG 1:1 Marathon Nextgen 1:2
Oil India 1:2 NBCC 1:2
Powerhouse Gym 1 : 20

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Watch list
The following are fundamentally strong companies identified by Capital Market analysts. The list is constantly reviewed and updated,
adding scrips with upward potential and removing those that have, in our opinion, exhausted their run.
COMPANY IND. PRICE (Rs) TTM TTM P/E COMPANY IND. PRICE (Rs) TTM TTM P/E
NO. 19-02-2018 YEAR EPS (Rs) NO. 19-02-2018 YEAR EPS (Rs)

Ador Welding 41 432 201712 11.5 37.7 Kalpataru Power 102 460 201712 20.0 23.0
Apar Inds. 39 795 201712 36.5 * 21.8 Kalyani Forge 17 314 201712 7.6 41.6
Auto.Corp.of Goa 10 1145 201712 33.6 34.1 Karnataka Bank 12 133 201712 16.0 8.3
Automotive Axles 10 1628 201712 48.0 33.9 KEI Inds. 15 374 201712 17.3 21.7
Bajaj Auto 8 3040 201712 135.9 * 22.4 Kennametal India 44 757 201712 13.7 55.2
Bajaj Corp 65 485 201712 13.5 36.0 Kirloskar Oil 46 359 201712 7.4 48.5
Bajaj Electric 36 505 201712 11.2 45.3 KSB Pumps 78 791 201709 17.0 46.5
Bajaj Fin. 50 1642 201712 41.2 39.9 L G Balakrishnan 10 1034 201712 47.1 22.0
Balmer Lawrie 108 233 201712 15.5 15.0 Lak. Electrical 39 621 201712 34.6 18.0
Bharat Forge 17 736 201712 16.9 43.5 Larsen & Toubro 45 1297 201712 52.3 * 24.8
Bharat Gears 10 193 201712 6.9 28.1 LIC Housing Fin. 51 515 201712 39.2 13.1
Camp. & Allied 22 1030 201712 43.6 23.6 M&M 6 727 201712 29.7 24.5
Carborundum Uni. 1 356 201712 10.3 * 34.7 M M Forgings 17 1094 201712 44.6 24.5
Castrol India 22 192 201712 7.0 27.4 Maruti Suzuki 6 8740 201712 197.3 44.3
Clariant Chemica 22 583 201712 12.2 47.9 Mazda 44 372 201712 12.7 29.3
Container Corpn. 106 1292 201712 44.7 28.9 Meghmani Organ. 67 98 201712 6.3 * 15.5
CRISIL 106 1963 201712 42.4 * 46.3 Monte Carlo Fas. 97 542 201712 25.8 21.0
Cummins India 46 846 201712 23.8 35.5 Multibase India 75 640 201712 14.9 43.0
D B Corp 47 325 201712 17.9 * 18.1 Munjal Showa 10 225 201712 13.3 16.9
Elantas Beck 22 2020 201709 65.8 30.7 Poddar Pigments 22 289 201712 18.0 16.1
Engineers India 45 167 201712 5.9 28.2 Power Grid Corpn 76 194 201712 15.5 12.5
Esab India 41 784 201712 20.2 38.8 Power Mech Proj. 45 866 201712 49.7 * 17.4
Essel Propack 62 282 201712 10.7 * 26.3 PPAP Automotive 10 553 201712 22.4 24.7
Federal Bank 12 93 201712 5.0 18.5 Prec. Wires (I) 59 301 201712 15.1 20.0
Fineotex Chem 22 67 201712 2.1 * 32.6 PTC India 101 98 201712 11.0 8.9
Foseco India 22 1676 201712 49.0 34.2 Rallis India 67 225 201712 9.1 * 24.7
Garware-Wall 97 937 201712 43.1 21.8 Ruchira Papers 64 176 201712 18.4 9.6
GE T&D India 39 426 201712 8.9 48.1 Salzer Electron. 39 214 201712 12.7 16.9
GMM Pfaudler 44 711 201712 17.6 40.4 Samkrg Pistons 10 304 201712 21.5 14.2
GNA Axles 10 417 201712 18.9 22.1 Savita Oil Tech 69 1445 201712 79.9 18.1
Godrej Consumer 65 1036 201712 20.6 * 50.4 Schaeffler India 13 5320 201712 143.2 37.2
Goodyear India 105 1163 201712 54.6 21.3 Sharda Motor Ind 10 2264 201712 121.5 18.6
HDFC 51 1811 201712 78.1 * 23.2 SKF India 13 1850 201712 54.9 33.7
Harita Seating 10 917 201712 37.4 24.5 South Ind.Bank 12 27 201712 1.6 16.5
HDFC Bank 12 1875 201712 64.3 29.1 St Bk of India 11 268 201712 0.0 0.0
Hero Motocorp 9 3460 201712 168.0 20.6 Sundaram Finance 50 1629 201712 52.6 31.0
Hikal 71 225 201712 9.6 23.5 Sundram Fasten. 48 542 201712 17.2 31.4
Hil Ltd 20 1714 201712 80.0 21.4 Supreme Inds. 75 1186 201712 31.3 * 37.9
Hindustan Media 47 242 201712 24.2 * 10.0 Swaraj Engines 46 1912 201712 62.7 30.5
Honda Siel Power 39 1430 201712 57.8 24.7 TCS 27 2925 201712 130.7 * 22.4
Honeywell Auto 43 16435 201712 241.7 68.0 Technofab Engg. 45 226 201712 8.6 26.4
HSIL 21 408 201712 12.5 32.8 Thermax 44 1174 201712 17.6 * 66.7
IDFC Bank 12 52 201712 1.7 30.2 Tide Water Oil 22 6417 201712 296.7 21.6
Indian Hume Pipe 31 369 201712 15.8 23.4 Time Technoplast 75 185 201712 7.4 * 24.9
Infosys 27 1130 201712 71.9 * 15.7 Va Tech Wabag 44 561 201712 28.0 * 20.0
Ingersoll-Rand 25 743 201712 25.0 29.8 Vesuvius India 81 1331 201712 47.9 27.8
Insecticid.India 67 771 201712 40.0 19.3 V-Guard Inds. 39 234 201712 3.6 65.9
Intl. Travel Hse 104 188 201712 9.9 19.1 Visaka Inds. 20 676 201712 37.7 18.0
ION Exchange 44 495 201712 32.1 15.4 VST Till. Tract. 7 2669 201712 103.1 25.9
ISGEC Heavy 44 7205 201712 169.0 42.6 Whirlpool India 36 1443 201712 26.3 54.8
JMC Projects 31 586 201712 25.9 22.7 WPIL 78 595 201712 22.5 26.5
K E C Intl. 102 377 201712 16.3 * 23.0 Yes Bank 12 313 201712 17.2 18.2
* indicates that EPS is consolidated. TTM: Trailing 12-months. This issue Insecticides India and Salzer Electronics replace Huhtamaki PPL and Modison Metals.

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Insecticides India
Growing well
The agro chemicals producer is positioned to capitalize
on the Central government’s rural thrust
Insecticides India (IIL) makes more than
120 formulations and 15 technical crop Going ahead
protection products. These include insec-
ticides, weedicides, fungicides and plant Insecticidies India aims to double sales in
growth regulation (PGRs) for all types of five years and profit in four years, with
crops and household. 1.5% gain in the Pat margin and 15% in
The growth is faster than the industry sales each year for the next few years
1000
due to strong brand and aggressive pricing
strategies. Around 20 brands were acquired 900
from Montari Industries. Two, Lethal and 800
Tractor, have been revived. Own brands Vic-
700
tor and Sharp have high recall in the market.
Insecticides India
An organic product has been launched to 600
tackle soil degradation.
500 l l l l l l l l l l
Agreement with Nissan Chemical Indus- M A M J J A S O
tries, Japan, has resulted in the introduction Price on BSE in Rs.
of Pulsor and Hakama. Technical collabora-
tion with Amvac, US, was undertaken to in- the country to enable distribution of the
troduce Thimet and Nuvan. Other tie-ups products to the end consumers. Channel
entered in the fiscal year ending March 2017 partners include about 48,00 distributors and
(FY 2017) are with Momentive Performance 60,000 dealers.
Materials Inc., US, and Nihon Nohyaku The international business forms an im-
Company, Japan, for their global products to portant integral part of operations. Presence
enrich the range of the Tractor brand. has been established in Africa, Middle East
Ten new generation products to help and Asia. The contribution from overseas
farmers fight pests with the latest technol- sales is expected to be Rs 500-550 crore in
ogy were launched in the calendar year (CY) the years to come
2017. Green Label has emerged as an effec- Sales increased 24% to Rs 175.93 crore
tive weed controller in paddy and has won in the quarter ended December 2017 over a
accolades for being the first Make-in-India year ago. The higher revenues together with
product in the category. The product has
been accepted in the interiors of the country Insecticides India: Financials
due to high impact and affordability.
There is a state-of-the-art research and 1603(12) 1703(12) 1803(12P)&
development (R&D) centre at Chopanki in Sales 988.15 1107.38
Rajasthan, a joint venture with Japanese OPM (%) 9.2 10.3
company Oat Agrio Company, formally OP 91.14 113.95
known as Otsuka Agritechno Company. It Other inc. 0.56 0.55
aims to invent four-five agrochemical mol-
PBIDT 91.70 114.50
ecules in the next five years for the interna-
Interest 25.88 18.54
tional markets. A biological research center
PBDT 65.82 95.96
is to be set up in Uttar Pradesh. Soon more
products powered by inhouse R&D will Dep. 15.93 15.96
be launched to strengthen the bottom line. PBT 49.89 80.00
For instance, Kayakalp an innovative bio- Total Tax 10.60 21.86
logical product, is able to bring back the PAT 39.29 58.14
natural fertility of land. EPS (Rs) * 19.00 28.10
Besides five modern formulation plants * on current equity of Rs 20.67 crore; Face Value: Rs 10. (P):
and two multi-stream technical plants to Projections. &: As per new accounting standards.
make the products, there are 31 depots across Figures in Rs crore. Source Capitaline Databases
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Capita Telefolio
yields 45%,
when
S&P BSE Sensex
returns 18%
110-basis-point (bp) expansion in the op-
erating profit margins (OPM) to 13.1% fa-
cilitated 36% jump in operating profit (OP)
to Rs 22.97 crore. Finally, profit after tax
(Pat) soared 67% to Rs 9.64 crore.
Sales rose 9% to Rs 904.31 crore and the
OPM improved 230 bps to 14.3%, boosting
operating profit 30% to Rs 129.16 crore in
the nine months ended December 2017 over
a year ago. Pat jumped 47% to Rs 76.29 crore.
Opportunities such as contract manu-
facturing and exports are being explored be-
sides focusing on growing the herbicides
and fungicides businesses. After transform-
l l l l
N D J'18 F ing to become an integrated solution pro-
FV: Rs 10. vider over the years, the thrust is now to
leverage these strengths to achieve the next
level of growth.
Around 10 new products are likely to
be unveiled in FY 2019. They will drive the
margins 250-300 bps in FY 2019 and FY
2020. Exports, presently Rs 40 crore, are
expected to contribute to doubling sales by
the next fiscal year.
The per-hectare consumption of pesti-
cides in India is among the lowest in the
world, currently standing at 0.6 kg per hect-
are (ha) against 5-7 kg per ha in the UK and
13 kg per ha in China. To increase yield and
ensure food security, agrochemicals penetra-
tion in India is bound to go up.
Demand for agrochemicals should im-
prove next year due to benefits of reason-
1903(P)& ably good rains in the current year and
1212.90 1358.45 government’s pre-election rural thrust to
12.2 12.5 increase rural income and employment.
147.67 169.81 Going ahead, benefits of operating le-
1.88 2.07 verage and sustainable OPM of around
12-12.5% are likely to be reaped, leading
149.55 171.87
to higher return on capital employed. The
15.97 13.57
aim is to improve the Pat margins 1.5%
133.58 158.30
per year for the next few years and grow
16.35 17.66 the top line 15% each year for the next
117.23 140.64 few years. The vision is to double sales
33.19 43.32 every four-five years, with profit dou-
84.04 97.32 bling every three to four years.
40.70 47.10 We expect IIL to register EPS of
Rs 40.7 in FY 2018 and Rs 47.1 in FY
2019. The scrip was trading around
Rs 771 on 19 February 2017. 
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Stocks - Large caps

Movers and shakers

An automotive components maker and a specialty chemicals producer surge on good
performance, while PSU banks slump on losses in the December 2017 quarter
COMPANY (FV) MCAP LATEST FORT 1-YEAR STAKE (%) RESERVES DIV DEBT/ P/E ROCE ROE
SECTOR (Rs cr) CLOSE (Rs) VAR (%) FII MF/UTI (Rs cr) YLD (%) EQUITY (%) (%)
Jet Airways (India) (Rs 10) 8664 763 11 108 5 10 -5013 0 0 48 7 4
Air Transport Service Profit after the tax of the Mumbai-based private air carrier declined 45.9% to Rs 165.25 crore despite
Beta: 1.2784 10.4% increase in net sales to Rs 6086.20 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Indiabulls Real Estate (Rs 2) 10165 214 11 172 28 0 3956 0 2 26 6 5

Realty The New Delhi-based realtor to sell residential and commercial assets in Chennai. The commercial
Beta: 1.6274 leasing business in India of 100% subsidiaries Navilith Holdings (Cyprus) and M Holdco1 (Mauritius)
will be reorganized with a third-party institutional investor before 31 March 2018.

Page Industries (Rs 10) 24671 22127 10 55 37 5 655 0 0 77 59 45

Readymade Garments Profit after tax of the Bengaluru-based branded innerwear maker went up 32.63% to Rs 83.40 crore on
Beta: 0.8178 17.56% incline in net sales to Rs 621.03 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Reliance Capital (Rs 10) 12079 478 9 10 16 8 15081 2 2 9 7 8

Finance
Consolidated profit after tax of the Navi Mumbai-based private sector financial services provider
Beta: 1.6667
spurted 50.7% to Rs 315 crore on 20.4% increase in total income to Rs 4771 crore in Q3 December
2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Bharat Forge (Rs 2) 34267 736 7 39 21 8 4070 0 1 58 13 16

Profit after tax of the Pune-based automotive components maker spurted 77.40% to Rs 228.17 crore
Castings, Forgings &
on 47.35% improvement in net sales to Rs 1390.55 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December
Fastners
2016. The earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization inclined 0.8% to 29.6% due to
Beta: 1.2928
better product-mix and enhanced productivity. Strategic investment of up to Rs 30 crore for eventual
stake of 45% in an EV start-up, Tork Motorcycles, will be made.

GE T&D India (Rs 2) 10895 426 6 43 2 12 982 0 0 48 6 -8

Capital Goods - Electri. Equip Profit after tax of the New Delhi-based leading player in the power transmission and distribution
Beta: 0.8887 business jumped 61.97% to Rs 71.77 crore on 23.5% increase in net sales to Rs 1438.55 crore in Q3
December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

SRF (Rs 10) 10852 1890 5 19 20 10 3124 1 1 23 14 17

Textiles Consolidated profit after tax of the New Delhi-based industrial and specialty intermediates maker
Beta: 0.8972 rose 21.09% to Rs 131.22 crore on 23.54% jump in net sales to Rs 1378.20 crore in Q3 December
2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Steel Authority of India (Rs 10) 36018 87 4 46 4 2 32912 0 1 0 -3 -7

Steel The New Delhi-based PSU steel manufacturer reported profit after tax of Rs 43.16 crore in Q3
Beta: 1.9 December 2017 as against net loss of Rs 794.84 crore in Q3 December 2016. Net sales rose 35.63% to
Rs 15323.65 crore.

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COMPANY (FV) MCAP LATEST FORT 1-YEAR STAKE (%) RESERVES DIV DEBT/ P/E ROCE ROE
SECTOR (Rs cr) CLOSE (Rs) VAR (%) FII MF/UTI (Rs cr) YLD (%) EQUITY (%) (%)
Amara Raja Batteries (Re 1) 13714 803 4 -6 17 11 2576 1 0 30 28 20

Auto Ancillaries Profit after tax of the Andhra Pradesh-based storage batteries maker rose 19.70% to Rs 134.45 crore
Beta: 0.7612 on 17.07% incline in net sales to Rs 1553.46 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Coal India (Rs 10) 189109 305 4 -4 6 2 18319 7 0 22 19 31

Consolidated profit after tax of the Kolkata-based state-owned coal major inclined 4.21% to Rs
Mining & Mineral prod
3004.79 crore on 5.30% rise in net sales to Rs 20708.47 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3
Beta: 0.4856
December 2016.

Oil India (Rs 10) 27313 361 4 8 4 1 28718 3 0 12 10 9

Crude Oil & Natural Gas
Beta: 0.5189
Profit after tax of the Assam-based crude oil explorer, developer and producer surged 55.10% to Rs
705.22 crore on 16.62% improvemnet in net sales to Rs 2852.55 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3
December 2016. Crude oil price realization jumped to US$59.40 per barrel from US$49.20 per barrel.
The board recommended issue of one bonus share for every two held and an interim dividend of Rs 14
per share for the year ending 31 March 2018.

Cipla (Rs 2) 48296 600 4 1 23 9 12365 0 0 40 7 8

Consolidated profit after tax of the Mumbai-based drug maker was up 4.82% to Rs 403.45 crore on
Pharmaceuticals
7.60% inclined in net sales to Rs 3834.49 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December
Beta: 0.7472
2016. Stepped up R&D resulted in approvals for differentiated products in the US.

Sun Pharmaceuticals Inds (Re 1) 135045 563 2 -17 17 7 36400 1 0 42 21 23

Consolidated profit after tax of the Gujarat-based drug major declined 76.76% to Rs 400.17 crore on
Pharmaceuticals
14.12% slid in net sales to Rs 6598.21 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016. Despite a
Beta: 0.9308
challenging US generic pricing environment, opportunities will be evaluated in the specialty segment.

HPCL (Rs 10) 57913 380 2 5 25 9 20055 5 1 7 23 44

Refineries Profit after tax of the Mumbai-based public-sector oil marketer expanded 22.60% to Rs 1949.69
Beta: 0.8119 crore on 18.03% increase in net sales to Rs 57229.81 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3
December 2016.

Britannia Industries (Rs 2) 56892 4739 0 46 18 6 2672 0 0 60 51 37

FMCG Consolidated profit after tax of the Kolkata-based FMCG company was up 19.6% to Rs 263.65 crore
Beta: 0.579 on 13% growth in net sales to Rs 2558.30 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Cadila Healthcare (Re 1) 41948 410 0 -9 9 4 6858 1 1 27 16 23

Pharmaceuticals
The US Food and Drug Administration issued no observation after inspection of the Gujarat-based
Beta: 0.7407
drug major’s Moraiya facility in Gujarat from 5 February to 9 February 2018.

Gail (India) (Rs 10) 78358 463 -1 21 17 12 37614 1 0 24 13 10

Gas Distribution Profit after tax of the New Delhi-based natural gas producer spurted 28.4% to Rs 1262.22 crore on
Beta: 0.744 18.8% jump in net sales to Rs 14414.34 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016 due to
better performance by the liquid hydrocarbon, gas marketing and transmission segments. Natural
gas transmission and marketing volumes increased 6% each, petrochemicals sales 21%, liquid hy-
drocarbon sales 10% and LPG transmission 2%. The board recommended one bonus share of Rs 10
each for existing three shares held.

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COMPANY (FV)
COMPANY (FV) MCAP
MCAP LATEST
LATEST FORT 1-YEAR
FORT 1-YEAR FIISTAKE (%)
RESERVES RESERVES
DIV DEBT/
DIV P/E
DEBT/ P/BV
P/E ROCE ROE
ROCE ROE
SECTOR
SECTOR (Rs cr)
(Rs cr) CLOSE (Rs)
CLOSE (Rs) VAR (%)
VAR (%) STAKE
FII (%) (Rs
MF/UTIcr) YLD (%) EQUITY
(Rs cr) YLD (%) RATIO
EQUITY (%) (%)
(%) (%)
Mahindra & Mahindra (Rs 5) 90393 727 -5 10 32 8 29467 1 2 26 12 14
Automobile Profit after tax (Pat) of the Mumbai-based auto major improved 12.5% to Rs 1215.91 crore on 4.57%
Beta: 0.83 incline in net sales to Rs 11577.78 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016. Pat of the
combined entity including Mahindra Vehicle Manufacturers was up 17% to Rs 1306 crore on 10%
increase in revenues and other income to Rs 11593 crore.

Motherson Sumi Systems (Re 1) 68969 328 -7 41 20 7 8132 0 1 29 23 34

Auto Ancillaries Consolidated profit after tax of the Mumbai-based specialised automotive component manufacturer
Beta: 1.171 rose 2.63% to Rs 561.71 crore on 35.74% jump in net sales to Rs 14271.45 crore in Q3 December
2017 over Q3 December 2016.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals (Re 1) 14769 523 -11 -45 31 3 4464 0 1 18 20 27

Pharmaceuticals Consolidated profit after tax of the Mumbai-based pharmaceuticals producer tumbled 78% to Rs
Beta: 0.7402 104.74 crore on 11.8% fall in net sales to Rs 2171.51 crore in Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December
2016. The financial results are not comparable as there was exclusivity on Ezetimibe, generic version
of Zetia, in Q3 December 2016.

COMPANY (FV) MCAP LATEST FORT 1-YEAR STAKE (%) RoA DIV P/BV NIMs NON-INT. NET NPAs
SECTOR (Rs cr) CLOSE (Rs) VAR (%) FII MF/UTI (%)# YLD (%) # (%)# (%)# (%)#
IDBI Bank (Rs 10) 16859 64 9 -21 2 0 -1.83 0.0 0.94 2.16 12.8 16.02

Banks The Mumbai-based state-run bank sold entire 1.20-crore equity shares, constituting 30% of the paid-up
Beta: 1.8796 capital, of NSDL e-Governance Infrastructure that designs, manages and implements e-governance projects.

State Bank of India (Re 1) 231037 268 -10 0 12 10 -0.30 0.9 1.35 2.45 12.9 5.61

The Mumbai-based state-run bank reported net loss of Rs 2416.37 crore in Q3 December 2017 as
Banks against net profit of Rs 2610 crore in Q3 December 2016. The ratio of net non-performing assets to net
Beta: 1.8385 advances stood at 5.61% end December 2017 as against 5.43% end September 2017 and 4.24% end
December 2016. Provisions and contingencies spurted 111.08% to Rs 18876.21 crore. The provision
coverage ratio increased 65.92% end December 2017.

Bank of India (Rs 10) 14783 125 -16 0 4 1 -1.36 0.0 0.62 1.88 10.0 10.29

The Mumbai-based state-run bank reported net loss of Rs 2341.20 crore in Q3 December 2017
Banks compared with net profit of Rs 101.72 crore in Q3 December 2016. Total income fell 10.51% to Rs
Beta: 2.2376 10376.03 crore. The ratio of net NPAs to net advances stood at 10.29% end December 2017 as against
6.47% end September 2017 and 7.09% end December 2016. The provision coverage ratio was at
56.96% end December 2017.

Punjab National Bank (Rs 2) 28234 116 -28 -17 13 9 -1.36 0.0 0.62 1.88 10.0 10.29

The New Delhi-based state-run bank uncovered fraudulent transactions worth nearly US$1.8 billion
Banks
from one of its Mumbai branches. The branch staff had given unauthorised, improperly logged, letters
Beta: 2.2376
of understanding to a few select account holders to obtain advances abroad from the foreign branches
of other Indian banks. Nirav Modi, a diamantaire; his uncle Mehul Choksi, owner of a publicly listed
Gitanjali Gems; and Chandri Allied Paper & Allied Products, were named alleged beneficiaries.
* On consolidated basis. Only for stocks with market cap above Rs 8000 crore. Beta is a measure of a stock's volatility in relation to the key benchmark index. Higher the beta of the stock,
higher will be the volatility in the stock price and, hence, riskier the investments. The beta of the index or the market is pegged at 1. Return on equity (RoE), return on capital employed (RoCE)
and return on assets (RoA) are for the year ended March 2017. P/E calculated based on latest available TTM net profit. Latest close as on 19 February 2018. P/E calculated based on latest
available TTM net profit. Dividend yield is calculated based on market capitalisation on 19 February 2018.
Compiled by Abhishek Panchal

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OverTheCounter
OverTheCounter
bought 38.18 lakh shares at Rs 134.91 per
Ticker trade
share. Societe Generale held 3.44% stake end
Companies witnessing big-ticket transactions December 2017.
The Supreme Court (SC) on 15 February
COMPANY CMP M-CAP 52-WEEK (Rs) VARIATION (%) DIVI. P/E RoE
2018 paved the way for the sale of the shares
(Rs) (Rs cr) HIGH LOW 15 DAYS 1-YEAR YLD (%) TTM (%) pledged to lenders by former board members
ADF Foods 253.7 537.88 347.5 144.3 -1.36 69.13 1.44 32.2 6.42 Malvinder and Shivinder Singh. It had
Astra Microwave 101.75 881.27 149.4 98 -5.57 -9.56 0.9 14.45 13.28 blocked the sale of all Fortis Healthcare
Astron Paper 128.65 598.22 176.6 113.1 -0.43 NA 0 28.21 24.69 shares owned by Fortis Healthcare Holding
Bhushan Steel 53.8 1218.65 102.8 39.35 20.63 -1.01 0 0 0 (FHHPL) on 31 August 2017 on a petition
Bombay Dyeing 282.8 5840.81 304.2 54 27.16 400.97 0.84 0 -59.16 by Japanese drug maker Daiichi Sankyo to
prevent the Singhs from diluting the value
Career Point 124.95 226.95 167 85.2 9.32 10.19 0 13.66 4.41
of assets. The Singhs had approached the
City Union Bank 173.95 11541.13 208.8 124.55 10.76 26.13 0.24 20.3 15.18
SC for permission to appeal a judgment of
Fortis Health. 146.35 7590.41 230.9 106.65 23.55 -25.04 0 0 -1.86 the Delhi High Court (HC) in January
Galaxy Surfact. 1592.5 5646.17 1742.8 1520 NA NA 55.92 19.77 allowing Daiichi Sankyo to enforce the Rs
Genesys Intl. 283.55 874.48 390 144.9 5.74 67.83 0.07 32.55 8.39 3500-crore arbitration award. The apex court
Gini Silk Mills 246 137.51 482 212.5 6.15 NA 0.15 82 7.8 clarified that the status of the shares
JHS Sven.Lab. 67.65 301.32 83.05 36.6 7.38 72.14 0 19.16 16.06 encumbered on or before that date do not
KRBL 583.8 13742.06 673 365 -1.11 56.05 0.51 28.89 24.08 have to be maintained. FHHPL held 34.33%
stake end December 2017. Of this, 98.22%
Maithan Alloys 891.25 2594.57 1028 370 3.44 111.65 0.59 8.5 40.06
equity was pledged or otherwise encumbered.
MT Educare 70.35 280.14 102.3 53 25.74 -24.68 0 0 7.1
Fortis Healthcare’s board on 13
Nandan Denim 142.85 686.38 186.65 111.75 3.7 21.06 1.33 11.15 14.94 February 2018 had accepted the resignation
PC Jeweller 354.45 13977.92 600.65 185.2 -16.24 86.5 0.24 25 14.91 of the Singh brothers from 8 February 2018.
RPP Infra Proj. 282.3 638 340 211.65 -0.35 -14.31 0.19 47.77 14.92 As an interim measure, a management
Shaily Engineer. 1385.3 1152.35 1425 490 38.42 171.73 0.99 48.15 16.25 committee has been constituted to oversee
Shyam Century 11.98 266.16 18.7 7 15.19 53.59 0 29.22 5.76 the functioning from a strategic and
Vivimed Labs. 81.50 672.57 153.3 75 1.68 -23.58 0.38 6.77 30.16 operational guidance perspective.
CMP: Current market price as on 19 February 2018. P/E on standalone numbers based on TTM ended December 2017
Meanwhile, as per media reports, the
wherever data available, RoE: Return on Equity is for the year ended March 2017 auditors of Fortis Healthcare, Deloitte Haskins
& Sells Llp, have refused to sign the accounts
for Q2 of FY 2018 results amid suspicion of
Buying and selling misappropriation of funds by the Singh

Foreign fund buys PC Jeweller
Societe Generale and UBS Principal Capital Asia
buy Fortis Healthcare
Insider Deals: Maithan Alloys witnessed
a series of block deals among promoter enti-
ties at Rs 895 per share on the BSE on 16
February 2018. Sheela Devi Agarwalla
offloaded 3.60 lakh shares, Rita Devi sold
5.79 lakh shares. Siddhartha Shankar
Agarwalla bought 1.80 lakh shares and
Shankar Lal agarwalla purchased 7.59 lakh
shares. Sheela Devi Agarwalla held 2.29%,
Rita Devi 1.99%, Siddhartha Shankar
Agarwalla 1.37% and Shankar Lal agarwalla
3.12% stake of the manufacturer and ex-
porter of niche value-added manganese al-
loys end December 2017.
Maithan Alloys’ net profit rose 17.6%
to Rs 78.33 crore on 72.6% growth in net
sales to Rs 549.09 crore in Q3 of the fiscal
year ending March 2018 (FY 2018) over Q3
of FY 2017. Efforts are on to improve the
performance of the legacy business by
optimizing capacities and ramping up
process efficiency. To capitalize on the Steel
demand that is expected to reach 300 million
tonnes by FY 2030, organic and inorganic
expansion is being explored.
Bulk Deals: Societe Generale bought 38.11
lakh shares of hospital chain operator Fortis
Healthcare at Rs 141.53 per share in a bulk
deal on the NSE on 9 February 2018. ECL
Finance sold 29.10 lakh shares at Rs 130.01
apiece in a bulk deal on the BSE on 16 Feb-
ruary 2018. It offloaded 1.04 crore shares at
Rs 136.25 apiece in a bulk deal on the NSE
on 16 February 2018. IDBI Trusteeship
Services liquidated 77.78 lakh shares at Rs
134.91 per share. UBS Principal Capital Asia
brothers. The Singh brothers were alleged to
have siphoned at least Rs 500 crore without
board approval about a year ago. The funds
were reported on the balance sheet of Fortis
Healthcare as cash and cash equivalents, but
the money was routed and placed under the
control of the Singhs at the time.
In a clarification to the stock exchanges,
Fortis Healthcare said that Fortis Hospitals,
a wholly owned subsidiary of Fortis
Healthcare, has deployed funds in secured
short-term investments with companies in
normal course of treasury operations. These
entities as of the quarter ended 31 December
2017 had become part of the promoter group
due to a shareholding change in those entities.
Subsequently, the same loans were
recognized as related-party transactions in
compliance with necessary regulatory
requirements. These loans of Rs 473 crore
are adequately secured and the repayment
has since commenced.
Fidelity Investment Trust Fidelity
Emerging Markets Fund bought 40.89 lakh

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At stake
Fluctuations in the holdings of big-ticket investors
QUARTERLY HOLDING %
PROMOTERS FIIs MFs / UTI
31 DEC 17 30 SEP 17 30 JUN 17 31 MAR 17 31 DEC 17 30 SEP 17 30 JUN 17 31 MAR 17 31 DEC 17 30 SEP 17 30 JUN 17 31 MAR 17
ADF Foods 35.22 38.99 46.07 54.32 3.32 0.03 0.97 0.27 0.02 0.09 0.09 0.09
Astra Microwave 13.14 15.5 15.62 15.8 2.35 2.43 2.78 3.03 28.09 27.79 27.77 29.63
Astron Paper 43.78 43.78 NA NA 0.48 0.48 NA NA 0.28 0.28 NA NA
Bhushan Steel 57.82 57.82 57.82 58.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bombay Dyeing 53.68 53.68 53.68 53.68 2.65 5.04 5.76 5.83 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01
Career Point 61.14 61.24 60.95 60.87 0 0 9.99 9.99 1.87 1.87 1.87 1.57
City Union Bank 0 0 0.00 0 31.52 34.15 34.49 36.7 15.01 11.63 10.96 9.13
Fortis Health. 34.43 34.31 42.96 52.3 30.37 33.75 32.65 34.5 9.34 8.54 5.63 0.06
Galaxy Surfact. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Genesys Intl. 51.82 52.09 52.12 52.21 7.74 8.12 5.39 7.77 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02
Gini Silk Mills 74.98 74.98 74.98 74.98 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
JHS Sven.Lab. 34.01 34.33 33.97 35.51 0.72 0.09 0.18 0.18 0 0 0 0
KRBL 58.81 58.81 58.81 58.81 7.33 7.2 6.86 6.64 0 0 0 0.04
Maithan Alloys 69.94 69.87 70.69 70.69 0.8 0.46 0.3 0.27 0.28 0.03 0 0
MT Educare 42.78 42.78 42.78 42.78 6.17 7.78 10.5 12.44 0 0 2.52 2.52
Nandan Denim 60.65 60.18 58.44 58.27 7.18 8.88 10.33 11.95 0 0 0 0
PC Jeweller 60.5 60.5 60.50 62.64 30.41 30.97 30.99 29.21 0.85 1.04 0.62 0.16
RPP Infra Proj. 52.51 52.51 52.51 68 2.12 4.07 4 2.95 4.98 4.94 4.92 0
Shaily Engineer. 51.09 54.1 54.10 54.1 0 0 0 0 10.62 8.3 8.3 8.11
Shyam Century 61.68 61.68 61.63 61.63 0 0.03 0.11 0.11 0 0 0 0
Vivimed Labs. 35.81 36.05 36.05 36.48 9.62 6.95 4.72 4.23 0 0 0 0
Institutional holding in % including both FIIs and domestic institutions

shares of PC Jeweller at Rs 435.93 per
share in a bulk deal on the NSE on 5 February
2018. The Fidelity fund held 1.03% stake
end December 2017.
Jewellery stocks are under selling
pressure of late after Gitanjali Gems came
under scanner of various investigating agencies
following the Punjab National Bank’s
declaration of nearly Rs 11500-crore fraud
by jeweler Nirav Modi. Promoter of Gitanjali
Gems Mehul Chokshi is uncle of Modi.
Bengal Finance & Investment sold 2.95
lakh shares of Shaily Engineering Plastics
at Rs 963.45 per share in a bulk deal on the
BSE on 5 February 2018. Ashish
Rameshchandra Kacholia bought shares at Rs
963.51 apiece. Bengal Finance & Investment
controlled 7.21% stake end December 2017.
Net profit jumped 245.6% to Rs 5.91 crore on
41.8% growth in net sales to Rs 78.59 crore in
Q3 December 2017 over Q3 December 2016.
Earc Trust SC 283 offloaded 46.79 lakh
shares of Bhushan Steel at Rs 42.21 per
share in a bulk deal on the NSE on 5 February
2018. There was net loss of Rs 1607.06 crore
in Q3 December 2017, higher than the net
loss of Rs 734.04 crore in Q3 December
2016. Net sales rose 17.5% to Rs 4244.29
crore. Bhushan steel is currently undergoing
debt resolution mechanism under the
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
SKA Securities and Financial Services
liquidated 12.85 lakh shares of Bombay
Dyeing & Manufacturing Company at Rs
221.23 per share in a bulk deal on the NSE
on 5 February 2018. Societe Generale bought
12.68 lakh shares at Rs 215.98 apiece. There
was net profit of Rs 3.38 crore in Q3
December 2017 compared with net loss of
Rs 5.57 crore in Q3 December 2016. Net
sales rose 34.7% to Rs 619.93 crore.
Chaitali N Vora disposed of 15 lakh
shares of JHS Svendgaard Laboratories
to Nikhil Vora at Rs 62 per share in a bulk
deal on the NSE on 5 February 2018. C N
Vora owned 7.86% equity end December
2017. Consolidated net profit spurted 41.7%
to Rs 2.48 crore on 92.8% surge in net sales
to Rs 43.81 crore in Q3 December 2017 over
Q3 December 2016.
Anuradha Bhalla sold 1.51 lakh shares
of RPP Infra Projects to Vikram Bhalla at
Rs 257.76 per share in a bulk deal on the
NSE on 6 February 2018. There was net
loss of Rs 9.31 crore in Q3 December 2017,
compared with net profit of Rs 3.95 crore in
Q3 December 2016. Net sales inclined 75.1%
to Rs 136.99 crore.
Niraj Laherchand Modi bought 2.50 lakh
shares of Astron Paper & Board Mill at Rs
126.42 per share in a bulk deal on the NSE
on 7 February 2018.
SBI Mutual Fund mopped up 2.53 lakh
shares of Galaxy Surfactants at Rs
1,704.50 per share in a bulk deal on the
NSE on 8 February 2018. Shares of Galaxy
Surfactants settled at Rs 1,698.10 on the
BSE, a premium of 14.74% to its offer
price of Rs 1480 per share, on its debut
on the bourses on 8 February 2018. The
initial public offer (IPO) of the
manufacturers of surfactants and other
specialty chemicals for the personal- and
home-care industries received overall
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Subham Capital dumped 66 lakh shares
of Shyam Century Ferrous at Rs 9.80 Capital change
per share in a bulk deal on the NSE on 8 Ownership affected by big deals
February 2018. Shyam Metalics and
AVERAGE VOLUME
Energy bought 65.47 lakh shares. Subham
Capital held 3.75% and Shyam Metalics CMP DEAL EQTY CAP. CHNG HAND FORTNIGHT YEARLY
and Energy controlled 14.08% stake end COMPANY (Rs) PRICE(Rs) (%) VOLUME BSE NSE BSE NSE
December 2017. ADF Foods 253.7 249 0.52 110000 38939 367927 86866 370138
Bridge India Fund sold 2.62 lakh shares Astra Microwave 101.75 105 0.54 465000 69825 383578 103704 433696
of Genesys International Corporation at
Astron Paper 128.65 126.42 0.54 250000 96013 393644 249304 1093179
Rs 289.51 per share in a bulk deal on the
Bhushan Steel 53.8 42.21 2.07 4,679,000 1416320 8598035 471797 2161421
NSE on 9 February 2018. Dhara
Technosystem Llp purchased 2.17 lakh Bombay Dyeing 282.8 221.23 0.62 1285000 1467269 10025904 1189967 4438848
shares at Rs 289 apiece. Bridge India Fund Career Point 124.95 135.26 0.62 112000 25813 130422 44147 160403
owned 1.4% stake end December 2017. City Union Bank 173.95 166 0.90 6,000,000 163221 1765827 166089 631131
Shah Niraj bought 4.73 lakh shares of Fortis Health. 146.35 136.25 2.01 10400000 4253552 35697384 1206709 7352970
Vivimed Labs at Rs 87.49 per share in a Galaxy Surfact. 1592.5 1704.5 0.71 253000 244135 1467313 244135 1467313
bulk deal on the BSE on 12 February 2018.
Genesys Intl. 283.55 289.51 0.85 262000 20061 174860 41406 140587
On the same day, Hemant Navinchandra
Gini Silk Mills 246 250 3.93 220000 25639 0 12685 0
Shah sold 4.50 lakh shares at Rs 87.50 apiece
in a bulk deal on the NSE. JHS Sven.Lab. 67.65 62 3.37 1500000 70515 205925 74471 235147
Omar Ali Obaid Bal Saraf and Abdullah KRBL 583.8 594 2.72 6400000 740524 222348 41046 141425
Ali Bal Saraf sold a combined 64 lakh shares Maithan Alloys 891.25 895 3.23 939000 130616 99561 42000 113215
of KRBL to The Pabrai Investment Fund at MT Educare 70.35 71.15 1.10 440000 81605 794642 88965 284082
Rs 594 per share in a block deal on the BSE Nandan Denim 142.85 146.43 0.51 246000 21146 173528 34301 135281
on 12 February 2018. Abdullah Ali Bal Saraf PC Jeweller 354.45 435.93 1.04 4089000 1496459 14545319 292059 3287220
controlled 3.19% stake end December 2017.
RPP Infra Proj. 282.3 257.76 0.67 151000 118149 218833 82600 213269
LTS Investment Fund mopped up 2.46
lakh shares of Nandan Denim at Rs 146.43 Shaily Engineer. 1385.3 963.45 3.55 295000 10911 0 12729 0
per share in a bulk deal on the NSE on 12 Shyam Century 11.98 9.8 2.97 6600000 580667 907616 63839 152741
February 2018. Vivimed Labs. 81.50 87.49 0.57 473000 326970 1509828 249841 1097723
Kuber India Fund sold 1.10 lakh shares Eqty cap. Chng hand: Equity Capital change hand. CMP: current market price as on 19 February 2018
of ADF Foods at Rs 249 per share in a bulk
deal on the NSE on 14 February 2018. Kuber of the emerging share capital, of Rs 10 each Rajasthan Global Securities bought 1.12
India Fund owned 2.83% stake end at a price of Rs 72.76 per share. lakh shares of Career point at Rs 135.26
December 2017. The acquisition is aligned with the strategy per share in a bulk deal on the NSE on 15
Amitabh Sonthalia liquidated two lakh to increase its footprint across segments in the February 2018. Rajasthan Global Securities
shares of MT Educare at Rs 71.15 per share education sector and consolidate offerings held 2.24% stake end December 2017.
in a bulk deal on the NSE on 14 February through the digital route. The stake-buy will Lavender Investments disposed of 60
2018. India Max Investment Fund offloaded strengthen the pre schools presence through lakh shares of City Union Bank (CUB)
three lakh shares. Rajasthan Global Securities Kidzee and K12 offerings through Mount at Rs 166 per share in a bulk deal on the
bought 4.40 lakh shares. On 15 February Litera Zee Schools and will mark the entry NSE on 15 February 2018. Lavender
2018, Rajasthan Global Securities purchased into the high-growth market of edutech through Investments controlled 1.05% equity end
2.41 lakh shares at Rs 73.66 per share. Vijit Robomate and test preparation and tutorials December 2017.
Asset Management mopped up 2.07 lakh through other brands such as Mahesh CUB’s net profit rose 22.2% to Rs
shares at Rs 71.22 apiece. India Max Tutorials, Lakshya and Chitale classes. It will 154.79 crore on 3.5% growth in total income
Investment Fund sold 3.50 lakh shares at Rs help to make inroads into the government to Rs 987.05 crore in Q3 of FY 2018 over
69.86 per share in a bulk deal on the NSE on supported skilling and vocational segment, Q3 of FY 2017. The ratio of gross non-
16 February 2018. Rajasthan Global Securities where MT Educare has a significant presence. performing assets (NPAs) stood at 3.3% end
held 1.71% stake end December 2017. MT Educare offers education support and December 2017, compared with 3.07% end
Zee Learn on 14 February 2018 signed coaching services across India for the science September 2017 and 2.98% end December
definitive agreements to invest Rs 200 crore and commerce streams. 2016. The ratio of net NPAs was 1.74%
in MT Educare through a preferential Garnet International sold 2.20 lakh compared with 1.76% and 1.72%.
allotment of equity shares for a stake of shares of Gini Silk Mills at Rs 250 per Ratnabali Investment mopped up 4.65
44.53% in the expanded share capital of MT share in a bulk deal on the BSE on 15 lakh shares of Astra Microwave Products
Educare, triggering an open offer to the February 2018. Decent Financial Services at Rs 105 per share in a bulk deal on the
shareholders of MT Educare to acquire up bought 1.20 lakh shares. Garnet International NSE on 16 February 2018.
to 1.86-crore equity shares, constituting 26% held 1.2% stake end December 2017. — Compiled by Chaitanya Nallani

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Schaeffler India
Hikes capex plan
With the global economy growing and the government’s thrust
on core sectors, local and domestic orders set to go up
Schaeffler India held a conference call after
announcing the results for the quarter ended
December 2017. It was addressed by
Managing Director and CEO Dharmesh
Arora. Highlights:
The economy is on recovery path, with
manufacturing activity accelerating.
Companies are restocking their warehouses
after the temporary disruption caused by
the implementation of the goods and services
tax. Core industries are showing growth in
H2 of the current fiscal year ending March
2017 (FY 2017) as the effects of
demonetization are subsiding. The positive
momentum of the economy will continue in
the coming quarters.
Schaeffler India’s revenues saw a moder-
ate growth of 2.8% in the December 2017
quarter over the September 2017 quarter,
mainly supported by industrials (up 2%) and
exports (6%). There was 8.8% increase in
sales, driven by automotive (22%) and ex-
ports (30%), in the quarter over a year ago.
The calendar year (CY) 2017 saw sales
increasing 6.5% on the back of strong growth
in automotive (17%) and exports (21%). The
industrials segment was relatively flat.
The sales-mix affirms ongoing efforts
of localization. Manufactured products
for the domestic market accounted for
54% of the total revenues in the quarter,
an improvement of 5.8% over the year.
Manufactured products for exports com-
prised 20.6% of the total revenues, up
20.6%. Trader products consisted of 28%,
growing 0.5%.
Among the user industries, passenger
vehicles and tractors were the demand driv-
ers in CY 2017. Two-wheelers recovered
from demonetization. Commercial vehicles
bounced back in H2 of CY 2017 from the
dual impact of demonetization and BS-IV
(fuel norms) implementation. The focus is
on ramping sales in a recovering market.
Better sales-mix and operational perfor-
mance led to improvement in the earnings
before tax (EBT) margins.
Two unlisted arms, Ina Bearings and
Luk India, will be merged with self to im-
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Demand bouncing back
Passenger vehicles and tractors were the
demand drivers for Schaeffler India in
CY 2017. Better sales-mix boosted the
EBT margins
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prove cost and supply-side efficiencies. The
key objective is to combine the strengths
and competencies of all the three entities
and establish a strong listed entity. The
transaction is to be completed in CY 2018.
The new entity will have four plants, one
R&D centre and about 3,000 employees.
Luk has higher 90% localization than Ina,
(60%) localization.
Ina India and Luk India’s revenues
from the engine systems, chassis and
transmission systems are consistently
expanding. These two companies also saw
an improvement in EBT, led by sales
growth and operational performance.
The order book from steel makers is
encouraging due to the Central government’s
initiatives for the sector. The efforts to-
wards core sector should see good growth
in CY 2018.
FY 2019 will see steel prices hardening
after the past few years of low prices. Hence,
the thrust is on better sourcing. Some new
products will be launched in CY 2018 to
boost sales. With the global economy pick-
ing up, exports should look up.
There are plans to invest US$ 40-45
million each in CY 2018 and CY 2019,
double than the previously planned capex
of US$18-20 million.
Monte Carlo Fashions
Ebitda to be 18-19%
Growth will be on higher capacity utilization,
with the average capex of Rs 10-15 crore
Monte Carlo Fashions held a conference call
on 8 February 2018 to discuss the December
2017 quarter results and future growth
strategies. Executive Director Sandeep Jain
and Director Dinesh Gogna addressed the
call. Highlights:
Sales of Monte Carlo Fashions rose 24% to
Rs 355.92 crore and the operating profit
margins (OPM) improved 410 basis points
(bps) to 79.93%, boosting operating profit
(OP) 51% to Rs 79.93 crore in the December
2017 quarter over a year ago. Profit after tax
(Pat) jumped 37% to Rs 47.78 crore.
Sales were up 15% to Rs 559.67 crore
and the OPM moved up 240 bps to 20.4%,
pulling up OP 31% to Rs 114.17 crore in
the nine months ended December 2017 over
a year ago. Pat spurted 33% to Rs 68.56
crore. Q3 generates highest quarterly rev-
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2018 enues in any fiscal year.
The focus is on product diversification.
Rock It launched in Q1 crossed sales of Rs
2.5 crore and is expected to surge going for-
ward. The target is Rs 10 crore in FY 2019.
Cotton products, contributing 57.1% of the
sales in the recent nine months against
54.5% a year ago, are seeing growth. Sales
of woollen were strong due to severe win-
ter in north India.
Business was affected last fiscal year
due to demonetization as it came during its
peak season. The rollout of goods and ser-
vices tax, too, hurt sales. However, the ef-
fect of the two is now no more. Traction is
being seen across national chain stores in-
cluding large-format stores Reliance Retail,
Shoppers Stop, Aditya Birla Fashion, Cen-
tral and Kapsons.
There were 234 (21 exclusive brand out-
lets: company owned and operated, and 213
franchise owned and operated), 2,500 plus
multi- brand outlets and 270 national chain
stores end December 2017.
No new capex is planned for the next
couple of years. Growth will be achieved
by higher capacity utilization. The average
sustaining capex is to be in the range of Rs
10-15 crore a year for the next two years.
The thrust is on building a pan India
presence. The central region contributed
15% to overall sales in the quarter. Presence
is being expanded in the western and south-
ern markets as well as product offerings in
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the home furnishing and kids’ segments to
reduce the impact of seasonality. The focus
will be on a comprehensive range of cotton
and cotton-blended products catering to all
seasons. The home-furnishing business is
doing very well and is expected to grow 35-
40% going ahead.
Presence is being set up on e-commerce
platform through own portals. Distribution
agreements have been entered into with some
of the leading Indian digital commerce plat-
forms for online sale of products.
Debtors stood at Rs 343 crore end De-
cember 2017 compared with Rs 243 crore a
year ago due to higher sales. The cash bal-
ance including cash and bank balance along
with current and non-current investments
was Rs 136.1 crore end December 2017.
The hope is of easily maintaining 12-
15% growth or more next fiscal year if the
economy grows at a faster pace than the
current rate. Advertising guidance has been
reduced from 5% to 3-4% of sales. The 18-
19% earnings before interest, tax, depre-
ciation and amortization (Ebitda) are sus-
tainable for years to come. Other income
(OI) in FY 2017 had one-time duty claim
of Rs 7 crore. Otherwise, OI is sustainable
going forward.
Take Solutions
To digitize life sciences R&D
Preferential allotment of Rs 250 crore
to promoters for capitalizing on opportunities
Take Solutions held a conference call on 8
February 2018 to discuss the results for the
quarter ended December 2017 and future
growth strategies. President and CEO Ram
Yeleswarapu and CFO Subhasri Sriram
addressed the call. Highlights:
Take Solutions is a globally recognized domain
intensive services provider in the life-sciences
segment. Domain-intensive services are
provided in life sciences and supply-chain
management (SCM). In the fast-growing life-
sciences space, niche expertise of legacy
brands Navitas, Ecron Acunova and Intelent
have been brought together as Navitas Life
Sciences to deliver transformative end-to-end
solutions across process, technology and
analytics to global clients.
The range of services span from clinical
trials to regulatory submissions to post-
marketing safety backed by insights derived
through proprietary industry networks. In
SCM, the thrust is on high-margin niches in
engineering, mobility and collaboration.
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In the US$ 163.1-million order book of
Take Solutions, the share of life science
was US$ 151 million and supply-chain
domain US$ 12 million
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CMP Rs 165 as on 19 February 2018. One-year return: 20.83%.
S&P BSE Mid-cap index one-year return: 22.05%
Sales grew 10% over the quarter and 19%
over the year to Rs 408.02 crore end Decem-
ber 2017. Profit after tax increased 14% over
the quarter and 11% over the year to Rs 41.96
crore. Total revenues were up 23% and life
sciences revenues increased 25% in dollar
terms in the quarter over a year ago. Sales
improved 15% to Rs 1133.32 crore and Pat
10% to Rs 114.37 crore in the nine months
ended December 2017 over a year ago.
Preferential allotment of Rs 250 crore
will be made to the promoters. The funds
will be used to capitalize on growth oppor-
tunities and scale business in the clinical and
regulatory spaces inorganically through stra-
tegic acquisitions in North America and Eu-
rope. Pricing will be made as per the guide-
lines of the Securities and Exchange Board
of India. The process will start immediately.
The US$ 33-billion life sciences R&D
outsourcing market is projected to grow at
7-10% over the next three years. The growth
will be fueled by biopharma producers look-
ing to stay compliant, control costs and
maintain internal focus on core activities.
The experience of working with over 150
pharmaceutical producers including nine of
the 10 top global players enables delivering
of outcomes.
Rapid growth is expected in the
biosimilars market as patents of all of the
top 30 biological drugs are due to expire be-
fore the calendar year 2025. The extensive
clinical experience will be used to monitor
and treat potential severe adverse responses
to biosimilar drug.
Besides oncology, expertise in dermatol-
ogy and ophthalmology therapeutic areas is
garnering a lot of discussions with customers.
The mid-size pharmaceuticals segment
is seeing lot of traction. Small and medium
companies contribute to 50% of the global
R&D spend, especially in novel therapies
such as monoclonal antibodies and peptides
While the US and EU are leading mar-
kets, consumption patterns indicate that the
Asian market has enormous growth poten-
tial. These growing companies and markets
present an attractive growth opportunity.
The order book stood US$ 163.1 mil-
lion end December 2017. The share of life
science was US$ 151 million and supply-
chain domain US$ 12 million.
Ujjivan Financial Services
J F
25% loan growth likely
The prudential write-off was Rs 131.71 crore
in the nine months ended December 2017
Ujjivan Financial Services conducted a
conference call on 05 February 2018 to
discuss the financial results for the quarter
ended December 2017. Ujjivan Financial
Services Managing Director and CEO Sudha
Suresh and Ujjivan Small Finance Bank
Managing Director and CEO Samit Ghosh
addressed the call. Highlights:
The microfinance industry is showing
healthy recovery from the adverse effects
of demonetization. The asset quality is
improving, except in certain pockets of
Vidharbha in Maharashtra and Madhya
Pradesh. However, there are no operations
in these areas.
Disbursements are normalizing. Dis-
bursement increased 9% over the quarter and
28% over the year to Rs 2134.32 crore. The
collection performance of loans disbursed
after demonetization is as strong as 99.7%,
accounting for 78% of the overall loan book.
The gross loan book increased 6.4%
over the quarter and 7.7% over the year to
Rs 7095.28 crore end December 2017. The
off-balance-sheet portfolio stood at Rs
168.62 crore. The net loan book increased
8.8% over the quarter and 14.6% over the
year to Rs 6926.66 crore. Nearly 1.88 lakh
borrowers were added in the quarter ended
December 2017.
There are hopes of further accelerat-
ing the loan growth to 18-20% by end
March 2018. The target is 22-25% loan
growth for the next fiscal year ending
March 2019 (FY2019).
The loan book is being diversified fur-
ther to increase the share of micro-small-
and-medium-enterprises (MSME) and af-
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fordable housing loans to 5.5% end Decem-
ber 2017 from 4.3% end September 2017.
The gross non-performing asset (NPA)
ratio improved to 4.24% and net NPA to
1.04% end December 2018 from 4.99%
and 1.38% end September 2017. The
opening NPA stood at Rs 323 crore, while
slippages were Rs 35 crore and collections
at Rs 31 crore. Loans amounting to Rs
33.5 crore have been written off, ending
the quarter with gross NPAs of Rs 294
crore end December 2017.
The prudential write-off was Rs 131.71
crore in the nine months ended December
2017. The provision coverage ratio was
healthy at 76.3% end December 2017. Credit
cost is expected to be below 1% in FY2019.
The cost of funds is declining, with re-
duction of half the overall high cost borrow-
ings. High-cost borrowings of Rs 2255 crore
have been redeemed and Rs 950 crore of
higher funds have been prepaid so far.
Tata Motors
India business booming
Q4 performance to be boosted by new models,
seasonality and better profit of JLR
Tata Motors (TTM) held a conference call on
05 February 2018 to discuss the results for
the December 2017 quarter. The call was
addressed by Chairman N Chandrasekaran,
Managing Director and CEO Gunter
Butschek, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) CEO Dr
Ralf Speth, Group CFO P Balaji, JLR CFO
Kenneth Gregor and other members of the
investor relations team. Key highlights:
China and India were the bright spots for
TTM in Q3 of the fiscal ending March 2018
(FY 2018). Consumer demand was
especially strong in China. The thrust on
infrastructure and simplification of the goods
and services tax in India ensured that the
market remained receptive.
The situation in the UK in the run-up to
exiting from the euro region and the new
diesel taxes are causing a fair amount of pain
to consumer demand in the market. The
cyclicality of the US market is a cause of
concern as it is resulting in a significant
amount of competitive spends to maintain
market share. The new Slovakia plant will
start production at the end of the calendar
year (CY) 2018. In the longer-term, premium
car volumes are expected to grow.
The Indian market is witnessing broad-
based growth across the portfolio including
medium and heavy commercial vehicles
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Signs of recovery
The provision coverage ratio of Ujjivan
Financial Services was at 76.3% end
December 2017. Credit cost is expected
to be below 1% in FY2019
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(CVs), light CVs, sports utility vehicles or
CV passenger carriers. Each is showing sig-
nificant growth as well as gain in market
share. However, more needed to be done to
improve the market share of medium and
heavy CVs.
JLR will continue to invest in products
and technology. As much as GBP 4 billion
plus investment will happen this year in
products, technology and capacity.
Q4 is projected to witness stronger per-
formance, driven by newer models, season-
ality and improved profitability of JLR. It
should be definitely better than Q3. The
focus is on achieving 8-10% consolidated
earnings before interest and tax (Ebit) mar-
gins on the back of new models, better cost
efficiencies as well as operating leverage of
the JLR business.
The India business, too, is estimated
to see improved demand, with stepped
up spending on infrastructure and rising
consumer confidence and disposable in-
comes. The thrust areas will be gaining
back market share in the CV space and
improve the market share of passenger
vehicles and deliver growth that is prof-
itable and cash accretive.
There are three big movements in the
Ebit margins improvement in the India busi-
ness: volumes and product mix boosted Ebit
2%, net pricing contributed to 1.6% in-
crease, and fixed cost leverage, too, had a
role to play. Product cost, however, mar-
ginally increased.
The I-Pace is a premium electric vehicle
designed, engineered and also packaged with
a creative method of new technology. Good
demand is expected for the car.
Apcotex Industries
Aims for Rs 550-crore sales
14% margins post capex due to new products
and cost initiatives
Apcotex Industries held a conference call on
12 February 2018. It was addressed by
Managing Director Abhiraj Choksey.
Highlights:
Apcotex’s net sales jumped 34% to Rs
137.89 crore and net rpofit spurted from Rs
5.02 crore to Rs 13.3 crore in the December
2017 quarter over a year ago. The
improvement in the margins was due to better
raw material pricing, quality approvals and
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2018 bullishness in the market.
Demand from all user industries grew in
double digits. There was a volume growth
of around 25%. Volumes from the biggest
customer in the paper industry are slowly
returning as plant has started production.
Synthetic rubber including high styrene
rubber and nitrile rubber accounted for
around 50% of total sales. Synthetic latex
including nitrile latex formed the remaining.
The share of nitrile rubber improved from 17%
when the production facility was acquired a
year ago to around 25% in the quarter.
Exports accounted for around 15% of to-
tal sales. They spurted 80% in the nine
months ended December 2017 over a year
ago. Some new products also boosted exports.
Capex of Rs 60 crore has been under-
taken for the Valia plant in Gujarat. It will
be completed in phases over two years.
The capex includes debottlenecking of ca-
pacity, some brown-field expansion, in-
vestment in building power capacity and
some expense to reduce overall costs. Ca-
pacity will increase to 22,000 tonnes from
16,000 tonnes.
The aim is to reach 14% margins post
all the capex. The margins should improve
due to the introduction of new products
and cost initiatives. Some strategic acqui-
sitions will be undertaken. The target is to
record around Rs 550-crore sales in the
current fiscal year considering the overall
market for synthetic rubber has been good
for the past six months.
Visaka Industries
Margins to improve
On track to achieve 50% of sales from V board
by FY 2020
Visaka Industries held a conference call on
14 February 2018 to discuss the December
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2017 quarter results. It was addressed by
CFO V Vallinath. Highlights:
Net sales Of Visaka Industires increased
21% to Rs 241.84 crore and the operating
profit margins rose 310 basis points to
14.2%, boosting operating profit 55% to
Rs 34.41 crore in the December 2017 quarter
over a year ago. Profit after tax surged
142% to Rs 14.26 crore.
A third plant in Haryana of capacity of
50,000 tonnes per annum to manufacture
boards and pencils is to commence opera-
tions from April 2018. The plant in
Telangana to make solar boards and panels
will also begin production from April 2018.
The solar roofing business is progress-
ing well. The initial response is satisfactory.
The cement asbestos business volumes grew
in double digits compared with 6% industry
growth in the quarter over a year ago. Ce-
ment asbestos sales stood at six lakh tonnes
in the nine months ended December 2017
compared with 5.68 lakh tones a year ago.
Most of the market share gain was in the
southern and eastern geography. The volume
growth of cement asbestos sheets is expected
to continue in double digits going ahead.
The decline in exports of boards bot-
tomed out and bounced back 11% in the
December 2017 quarter over a year ago.
Overall, volumes of boards and panels were
up 36% in the quarter and 12% in the nine
months over a year-ago periods.
The margins of the boards and panels
business are in early double digits and are
likely to reach around 16% levels in the next
two years.
The yarn segment’s volumes jumped
4.5%. The margins are back to 12-13% de-
spite one-off expenditure of Rs 1.7 crore
due to some power issues. The textile sec-
tor suffered the most due to the rollout of
the goods and services tax. However, the
business is back to normal now.
The working cycle has reduced to 24
days. As such interest costs are likely to go
down further, Despite the Rs 100-crore debt,
capex end March 2018 will be the same as
that of last year. The next fiscal year will
see mostly maintenance capex and some
spill-over of the current fiscal year’s capex.
Growth in boards is set to improve,
with both volumes and the margins set to
pick up. Thus, the overall margins will im-
prove. Nearly 50% of the sales will be
derived from V boards by the fiscal year
ending March 2020 compared with the cur-
rent 32%.
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Exports of Apcotex Industries were
strong, accounting for around 15% of
total sales. They spurted 80% in the nine
months ended December 2017
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Technofab Engineering
Rs 2200-crore order backlog
Outstanding bids of over Rs 3000 crore and
lowest bidder position of Rs 150 crore
Technofab Engineering held a conference call
on 14 February 2018 to discuss the results
for the period ended December 2017. Whole-
time Director Arjun Gupta addressed the
call. Highlights:
Technofab Engineering’s sales grew 16% to
Rs 107.85 crore and profit after (tax) rose
48% to Rs 3.18 crore in the December 2017
quarter over a year ago. Sales, however, fell
5% to Rs 267.985 and Pat was down 2% to
Rs 7.23 crore in the nine months ended
December 2017 over a year ago.
The operational results for the first half
of the year were hit by the implementation
of the goods and services tax (GST), pau-
city of working capital and delay in pay-
ments from customers.
Though the adverse impact of the rollout
of GST has not fully disappeared, the in-
tensity has diminished as reflected in the
increase in turnover. It was, however,
slightly lower than expected.
Sales in the current fiscal year are ex-
pected to be more than that of the previous
year. The operating profit margins are likely
to be maintained at over 12%. The order
backlog is close to Rs 2200 crore and is to
be executed in the next three years. Thus,
there is revenue visibility for the next two-
three years. There are outstanding bids
worth over Rs 3000 crore and known low-
est bidder (L1) position of around Rs 150
crore. The quest for more domestic and in-
ternational orders continues.
The order back log was largely due to
the water and electrical sectors, with other
traditional sectors having a negligible contri-
bution. Apart from the electrical and water
sectors, there are likely to be opportunities
in the power and industrial sectors, espe-
cially for air pollution control systems and
waste-to-energy plants as new measures are
being implemented by the Central govern-
ment to contain the menace of air pollution
and solid waste.
To take full advantage of the healthy
order backlog, ways and means are being
explored for additional funds for overall en-
hancement of operational performance.
The tightness in working capital,
mainly due to delay in payments, has com-
pelled increase in short-term borrowings.
Short-term debt is Rs 120 crore and long-
term debt Rs 3 crore. The cash position
has halved from a year ago though the or-
der intake has doubled. As a result, finance
cost has gone up. Thus, buffer of cash is
needed to service the orders. Banks have
been approached to increase the credit lim-
its. Promoters have pledged shares to in-
crease the credit limit. Equity might be di-
luted to raise funds after the next the cur-
rent fiscal year’s results are out.
A major chunk of receivables are from
Bihar and Rajasthan. Total receivables are
over Rs 130-140 crore. Bihar receivables
were expected two months ago. But there
were some billing, conversion and acceptance
issues. Visits to sites are being undertaken
so that the bills are converted into receiv-
ables. Some money has started to come.
Before March, Rs 30-40 crore of receivables
are expected to materialize of the total of Rs
90 crore from four projects. The Rajasthan
government wants water in 55 villages in
the Jawai district, putting pressure on the
government to release funds. There could,
however, be some write-offs in Q4 of the
current fiscal year like in the previous year.
Ahluwalia Contracts
Meets order guidance
Maintains revenue growth projection of 15-20%
in the current fiscal year
Ahluwalia Contracts hosted a conference call
on 15 February 2018. It was addressed by
Deputy Managing Director Shobhit Uppal.
Key takeaways:
The order book of Ahluwalis Contracts
stood at Rs 3575 crore end December
2017.The orders are to be executed over
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2.5 year. The order inflow was Rs 705 crore
in the quarter and Rs 1260 crore in the nine
months of the fiscal ending March 2018 (FY
2018). The orders are spread over 40
projects. The order inflow target is about
Rs 1300 crore for the current fiscal year and
Rs 1500 crore for the next fiscal year.
There are no lowest bidder (L1) orders
at the moment. Of the Rs 2500-crore order
pipeline, 80% are government and PSU or-
ders. These projects are in various stage of
tendering. The aim is to maintain a healthy
mix between government and private orders.
The current government-private sector or-
der mix is 60:40.
Debt stood at Rs 61 crore end Decem-
ber 2017 and is expected to come down to
Rs 25-30 crore by the end of FY 2018. There
was a one-off provision of Rs 8 crore to-
wards interest on claims made in the De-
cember 2017 quarter.
The Kota bus build-own-transfer
project in Rajasthan made an accounting loss
of Rs 6.18 crore and cash loss of Rs 1.44
crore in the nine months of FY 2018. Re-
pricing of contracts for GST has been com-
pleted for only 50% of the contracts.
The guidance of 15-20% growth in
revenues and the operating profit margins
of 13-14% given at the start of FY 2018
is maintained.
Dilip Buildcon
Rs 7000-crore sales likely
The target is to bag Rs 8000-10000-crore
orders in the current fiscal
Dilip Buildcon hosted a conference call on
14 February 2018. It was addressed by Head-
Strategy and Planning Rohan Suryavanshi
and CFO Vaibav Rawat. Key takeaways:
The order book of Dilip Buildcon was Rs
12357.1 crore end December 2017. Nearly
80% of the orders were for roads, highways
and bridges. About 53% of the orders were
from the National Highway Authority of
India (NHAI), 26% from the Ministry of
Road Transport & Highways (Morth), 11%
from Northern Coal Fields and 6% from
Singareni Collieries Company.
Orders worth RS 3177 crore have been
bagged so far in Q4 of the fiscal ending
March 2018 (FY 2018). Of these, Rs 1364
crore are for hybrid annuity model (Ham)
road projects and 1813 crore are engineer-
ing-procurement-and-construction road
projects. The target is to bag Rs 8000-10000-
crore orders in the current fiscal.
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Maintaining the tempo
Dilip Buildcon’s OPM will be 18%
for FY 2018, sustaining the nine-month
of FY 2018 level for the balance
of the fiscal year
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Currently road tenders for length of
8,760 km are in the pipeline from agencies
such as NHAI and Morth. There will be
participation for all. These projects are ex-
pected to be awarded by the end of the cur-
rent fiscal year. Bids have been submitted
for projects worth Rs 7500 crore.
FY 2018 is expected to close with rev-
enues of Rs 7000 crore. The operating profit
margins will be of 18% for the entire fiscal
year, sustaining the nine-month FY 2018
level for the balance period of the fiscal year.
Net debt was Rs 2900 crore end Decem-
ber 2017. Funds stuck in projects for which
the appointment date is yet to come are Rs
300 crore. Net debt is expected to come down
to Rs 2500-2600 crore by the end of the
current fiscal year.
Of the total consideration against divest-
ment of 24 road project to the Chhatwal
Group Trust, Rs 200-300 crore are likely to
be received in Q4 of FY 2018. An amount of
Rs 250 crore was stuck on account of GST
and is likely to come in soon. Capex will be
Rs 50 crore in the current quarter.
Lasa Supergenerics
Plans rights issue
Sales growth of 25% and the margins of 22%
to be achieved in FY 2018
Lasa Supergenerics held its conference call
on 14 February 2018 to discuss the
December 2017 quarter result. It was
addressed by Omkar Herlekar. Highlights:
Lasa Supergenerics, demerged from Omkar
Speciality Chemicals, is a vertically
integrated group spanning the entire
veterinary, animal and human healthcare
value chain—from discovery-to-delivery,
with established credentials in research,
manufacturing and global marketing.
The specialist in catalyst chemistry
manufacturer of anthelmintic and veterinary
active pharma ingredient (API) products
introduced four of the 15 API products last
year. Currently, the seven top products con-
stitute 70-75% of total sales. New APIs are
being added every year to increase market
size. Every year, two products with sales
potential of around Rs 100 crore will be
launched for the next four to five years.
The animal API market in India is around
Rs 1000 crore market and growing 25-27%
every year. Cattle accounts for around 51%
of the total animal veterinary market, fol-
lowed by poultry 36% and aqua, sheep and
goat and others the rest. Demand is not a
problem, but supply is due to regulatory
and other controls.
In veterinary segment, the nitro deriva-
tives, vinyl pyrimidines and amide deriva-
tives base comprises 20% of the sales, while
piperazines, benzimidazole, heterocyclics
and imidazothiazole derivative base the rest.
Four vertically integrated production units
are located at Mahad and Chiplun in the
Konkan region of Maharashtra. The total
capacity is 4,300 tonnes per annum.
Turnover increased from Rs 1 crore in
the fiscal year ended March 2012 (FY 2012)
to Rs 200 crore end FY 2017. The industry
is growing at a healthy pace of 18-20%. Sales
growth of 25% and the operating profit
margins of 22% will be achieved in the cur-
rent fiscal year, higher than the guidance.
The run rate will be maintained for the next
three years.
Around 5% of net sales are spent on
R&D every year. Long-term debt is around
Rs 20 crore and short term debt including
external commercial borrowings (ECB)
stands at Rs 72 crore (Rs 22 crore is ECB
loan). Promoters have given an unsecured
loan of Rs 27 crore.
There are plans for a rights issue of Rs
100 crore by June 2018 to pay off long-
term debt of Rs 20 crore. Some EPS accretive
acquisitions are being planned. Acquisitions
will be in the same line of business.
An MoU was entered into with the
Chinese giant CIDIC group to enter into
South East Asian markets and also to pro-
cure key intermediates from China and
Japan on longer credit term and at com-
petitive prices. CIDIC will sell finished
goods in South East Asia. 
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Taxation
Passage from India
Exports and supplies to SEZ units and SEZ developers attract zero
GST and are eligible for input credit
Supply of any service is considered an ex-
port of service when the supplier of service
is located in India, the recipient of service is
located outside India and the place of supply
of service is outside India. The payment for
such service should have been received by
the supplier of service in convertible foreign
exchange. The supplier of service and the re-
cipient of service should not be merely es-
tablishments of a deemed distinct person.
As per Section 8 of the Integrated Goods
and Services Tax (IGST) Act, 2017, if a
person has one establishment in India and
another outside India, an establishment in one
state and another in another state or two
different registered establishments, being
different business verticals, in the same state,
then they are deemed as distinct persons.
Exports and supplies to special economic
zone (SEZ) units and SEZ developers are zero-
rated in GST. The exporter is also entitled to
the input tax credit on inputs and input
services used for exports. The exporter has
two options. He can pay IGST on supplies
meant to be exported and get refund of tax so
paid after the supply is exported. He can
export under a bond or letter of undertaking
and claim refund of taxes suffered on inputs
and input services used in such exports.
If an Indian software company has hired
an agent located abroad to facilitate the
supply of software abroad, the place of
supply of such intermediary service is
location of the supplier, as per Section 13(8)
of IGST Act. If the agent is located outside
India, GST is not payable when the payment
is made to such an entity.
Correspondingly, an agent in India
providing services to a foreign IT or ITES
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(principal located outside India) and billing
the principal in convertible foreign exchange
is an intermediary covered under section 13
(8) of IGST Act, 2017. Accordingly the place
of supply of service provided by the agent
to the principal is in India, irrespective of
the mode of payment. Hence, GST is
payable on the services provided by the
intermediary to the foreign principal.
As per Section 2(15) of IGST Act, the
location of the supplier of service is to be
determined case by case. If a supply is made
from a place of business that is registered,
the location is that registered place of
business. Software development, business
process outsourcing operations, and
software consultancy are under this default
rule. When a supply is made from a place
other than the place of business for which
registration has been obtained (a fixed the
establishment elsewhere), the location of the
supplier of service is the location of such
fixed establishment. When a supply is made
from more than one establishment, the
location of the supplier of service is the
location of the establishment that is most
directly concerned with the provision of the
supply of service. In the absence of such
The place of supply is
taken to be the location
where the firm is registered
for GST and the supplies
will attract IGST
places, the location is the usual place of
residence of the supplier.
A supply is treated as an import of
service if the supplier of service is located
outside India, the recipient of service is
located in India, and the place of supply of
service is in India. The place of such supply
is taken to be the location where the firm is
registered (for GST) and the supplies will
attract IGST.
An enterprise participating, either directly
or indirectly or through one or more
intermediaries, in the management or in control
of capital of other enterprise, is an associated
enterprise. The associated enterprise concept
is particularly relevant if the supplier of
services is located outside India. The time of
the supply will be the earlier of the date of
entry in the books of account of the recipient
of supply or the date of payment. Thus, for
associated enterprises, GST is attracted once
book entries are made even if no actual
payment takes place or no invoice is issued.
Every supplier located in a state or
Union Territory, whose aggregate turnover
in a financial year exceeds Rs 20 lakh is
liable to be registered under GST. A person
with unit(s) in a SEZ as well as outside the
SEZ in a state has to make a separate
application for registration for the SEZ unit
as a business vertical distinct from his other
units located outside the SEZ in that state.
However, a single registration can be taken
for all SEZ units within a state, whether
located in one SEZ or more than one SEZ.
If the supplies are made by unregistered
suppliers, GST is liable to be paid by the
recipient, who is a registered person, under
Section 9(4) of the CGST Act, 2017. GST
payable on reverse charge is to be discharged
through cash only. However, reverse charge
on unregistered suppliers has been
temporarily suspended till 31 March 2018.
The rate of GST on IT services is 18%. The
supplier of software services is not eligible
for the composition scheme.
— Tushar Doctor
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Mutual Fund scoreboard

Top five performers in different categories as on 19 February 2018
SCHEME/INDEX NAME N.A.V. CORPUS MAX. EXIT EXPENSE ABSOLUTE (%) CAGR (%)
(Rs) LATEST (Rs cr) LOAD (%) RATIO (%) 3 MON 6 MON 1 YEAR 3 YEARS 5 YEARS
Equity
Banking
Invesco India Banking Fund (G) 51.23 130.92 1.00 2.76 -2.57 2.36 25.07 12.31 17.09
Reliance Banking Fund - (G) 259.02 3134.16 1.00 2.32 -1.82 0.33 22.31 11.56 17.31
SBI Banking & Financial Services Fund (G) 14.74 501.95 1.00 3.06 -2.42 1.04 21.72 NA NA
Tata Banking & Financial Services Fund (G) 16.49 253.45 0.25 3.09 -2.94 -2.60 20.40 NA NA
Sahara Banking & Financial Services Fund (G) 61.63 5.42 1.00 3.06 -3.47 4.02 20.17 8.37 13.33
Diversified
SBI Small & Midcap Fund (G) 58.41 907.87 1.00 2.69 4.95 26.90 49.61 24.76 35.84
HDFC Small Cap Fund (G) 45.35 2423.29 1.00 2.63 7.65 22.60 44.86 20.73 23.77
Reliance Small Cap Fund (G) 45.22 6542.42 1.00 2.35 5.51 18.97 41.28 22.22 35.11
L&T Emerging Businesses Fund (G) 27.47 4030.87 1.00 2.76 2.41 13.46 38.75 23.79 NA
BOI AXA Manufacturing & Infrastr Fund (G) 18.49 26.76 1.00 2.93 6.82 22.53 37.68 14.12 18.24
Index
ICICI Pru Nifty Next 50 Index Fund (G) 25.79 170.10 0.25 0.61 -1.95 5.34 21.10 14.38 19.53
HDFC Index Fund-Sensex Plan 296.34 105.68 0.25 0.30 1.29 7.27 19.63 5.91 12.57
IDBI Nifty Junior Index Fund (G) 22.09 50.79 0.00 1.72 -2.17 4.57 19.41 13.43 18.63
Tata Index Sensex Fund - Regular 82.26 5.19 0.25 1.00 1.20 7.01 18.93 5.01 11.54
Reliance Index Fund - Sensex (G) 16.57 4.78 0.25 0.75 1.17 7.00 18.74 4.87 11.50
Infrastructure
BOI AXA Manufacturing & Infrastr Fund (G) 18.49 26.76 1.00 2.93 6.82 22.53 37.68 14.12 18.24
Reliance Diversified Power Sector (G) 117.47 2105.55 1.00 2.41 3.94 12.96 34.31 14.55 16.76
L&T Infrastructure Fund (G) 17.84 1838.15 1.00 2.99 -0.89 11.64 31.76 17.21 23.50
IDFC Infrastructure Fund (G) 18.26 1102.07 1.00 2.83 -1.65 9.95 30.79 16.64 17.05
Sundaram Infrastructure Advantage Fund (G) 35.93 789.36 1.00 2.69 1.40 12.04 27.32 11.11 17.10
Tax
BOI AXA Tax Advantage Fund (G) 54.64 141.86 0.00 3.00 2.88 13.41 33.95 11.83 19.20
IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund (G) 57.41 1012.20 0.00 2.79 2.99 10.64 32.31 13.08 20.91
Principal Tax Savings Fund 212.98 397.90 0.00 2.89 -0.65 10.98 28.93 13.68 20.74
Aditya Birla SL Tax Relief ’96 (G) 30.78 4949.08 0.00 2.39 0.65 10.60 27.88 11.90 21.55
Aditya Birla SL Tax Plan (G) 38.51 695.33 0.00 2.77 0.50 10.47 27.52 11.34 20.77
Hybrid
Arbitrage Funds
L&T Arbitrage Opportunities Fund (G) 12.73 801.28 0.50 0.89 1.66 3.16 6.22 6.59 NA
Kotak Equity Arbitrage Fund (G) 24.69 14591.56 0.25 0.68 1.61 3.09 6.13 6.57 7.54
Reliance Arbitrage Advantage Fund (G) 17.68 7241.42 0.25 0.77 1.78 3.16 6.09 6.65 7.48
BNP Paribas Enhanced Arbitrage Fund - Reg (G) 10.75 779.87 0.25 1.01 1.41 2.88 6.09 NA NA
Edelweiss Arbitrage Fund - Regular (G) 12.85 6399.95 0.25 1.11 1.61 3.08 6.03 6.69 NA
Balanced
Principal Balanced Fund - (G) 74.74 1018.49 1.00 3.02 -0.45 8.71 24.96 13.26 17.19
UTI-CCP Advantage Fund - (G) 36.61 237.87 4.00 3.08 -1.46 5.70 22.88 9.91 16.11
Escorts Opportunities Fund (G) 55.96 14.22 1.00 2.50 2.57 9.45 20.87 8.58 12.77
Tata Retirement Savings Fund - Moderate (G) 28.78 501.57 3.00 2.98 -0.16 4.92 20.27 11.68 19.70
SBI Magnum Children Benefit Plan 54.28 57.95 3.00 2.78 2.23 8.32 18.97 14.39 15.25
Monthly Income Plans
Indiabulls Monthly Income Plan (G) 12.91 30.18 1.00 2.00 6.27 12.58 18.48 NA NA
BOI AXA Regular Return Fund (G) 20.97 188.82 1.00 2.07 1.62 4.56 11.29 9.05 10.10
HDFC Multiple Yield Fund-Plan 2005 - (G) 31.18 175.76 1.00 2.02 1.10 4.83 9.49 8.11 10.43
ICICI Pru MIP 25 (G) 39.08 1440.24 1.00 2.30 0.11 1.50 9.43 8.80 11.44
AXIS Income Saver (G) 18.39 438.24 1.00 2.76 0.86 2.62 9.38 6.64 9.36

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SCHEME/INDEX NAME N.A.V. CORPUS MAX. EXIT EXPENSE ABSOLUTE (%) CAGR (%)
(Rs) LATEST (Rs cr) LOAD (%) RATIO (%) 3 MON 6 MON 1 YEAR 3 YEARS 5 YEARS
Debt
Floating Rate Funds
JM Floater Fund - LTP (G) 26.59 240.33 1.00 0.60 1.72 3.51 7.42 8.21 8.36
L&T Floating Rate Fund (G) 17.01 701.90 0.00 0.78 1.55 3.21 7.27 8.30 8.49
Franklin India Savings Plus (G) 31.49 414.77 0.00 0.34 1.39 3.05 6.94 7.76 8.28
Aditya Birla SL Floating Rate - STP - (G) 229.09 12894.76 0.00 0.24 1.63 3.30 6.73 7.53 8.22
Tata Ultra Short Term Fund (G) 2607.13 4578.06 0.00 0.35 1.34 2.91 6.69 7.90 8.45
Gilt Funds
IDFC G Sec Fund - STP (G) 25.07 76.61 0.00 0.45 0.45 1.22 6.40 7.97 9.49
BNP Paribas Govt Securities Fund (G) 15.04 12.20 0.00 0.73 -0.26 -0.67 6.31 7.80 NA
SBI Magnum Gilt Fund - Short Term (G) 36.51 503.71 0.00 0.71 0.62 1.67 5.89 8.86 9.67
DSP BR Savings Fund (G) 33.71 38.52 0.00 0.58 1.39 2.81 5.75 6.54 7.57
UTI-G-Sec Fund - STP (G) 24.17 25.54 0.00 0.48 1.21 2.01 5.43 7.12 7.70
Income Funds
BOI AXA Corporate Credit Spectrum Fund 13.16 1453.60 4.00 1.85 1.64 3.29 8.46 NA NA
Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund (G) 20.40 3303.95 0.00 1.70 1.36 3.02 8.14 8.58 9.27
Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund - (G) 60.67 3056.52 0.00 1.77 1.25 2.82 7.95 9.34 9.07
Aditya Birla SL Corporate Bond Fund (G) 12.76 5276.84 1.00 1.90 0.96 2.13 7.94 NA NA
Franklin India Corporate Bond Opportunities (G) 17.83 6611.66 3.00 1.83 1.28 2.98 7.76 8.58 9.28
Liquid Funds
Principal Cash Management Fund (G) 1672.58 1304.60 0.00 0.28 1.66 3.33 6.75 7.53 8.17
Essel Liquid Fund - Regular (G) 1890.79 860.57 0.00 0.21 1.64 3.31 6.75 7.54 8.27
JM High Liquidity Fund - (G) 46.99 3935.81 1.00 0.24 1.64 3.29 6.72 7.54 8.21
Franklin India TMA - Super Inst (G) 2570.07 5617.20 0.00 0.20 1.65 3.30 6.71 7.55 8.25
L&T Liquid Fund (G) 2356.34 15073.16 0.00 0.16 1.64 3.30 6.70 7.47 8.13
Short Term Income Funds
Franklin India Short Term Income (G) 3625.06 9412.32 0.00 1.57 1.22 2.84 8.10 8.49 9.28
Franklin India Low Duration Fund (Growth Plan) 19.74 5692.09 0.50 0.78 1.44 3.14 7.91 9.18 9.48
L&T Short Term Income Fund (G) 18.52 1186.69 1.00 1.00 1.20 2.79 7.42 8.86 8.96
Aditya Birla SL Savings Fund - Regular (G) 338.24 19275.43 0.00 0.37 1.37 2.87 7.01 8.36 8.84
Kotak Low Duration Fund - Standard Plan (G) 2099.65 5649.02 0.00 0.71 1.29 2.90 6.84 8.29 8.36
Global Fund
Edelweiss GCE Off-Shore Fund(G) 28.12 42.91 1.00 1.81 3.02 20.36 38.64 13.64 14.30
Edelweiss EMO Equity Offshore Fund (G) 12.75 5.32 1.00 1.70 5.88 15.38 28.95 8.34 NA
Franklin Asian Equity Fund (G) 22.76 128.16 1.00 2.96 1.13 13.17 28.34 12.48 11.51
Principal Global Opportunities Fund (G) 30.13 18.06 1.00 0.95 4.54 13.63 26.06 10.26 6.71
Edelweiss ASEAN Equity Off-Shore Fund (G) 20.84 51.56 1.00 1.80 8.31 16.79 23.96 8.23 7.29
Fund of Funds
HSBC Managed Solutions Growth Fund (G) 17.70 161.57 0.00 0.51 2.31 5.58 18.31 10.60 NA
Principal A A FOF - Aggressive (G) 13.44 1.71 0.00 1.01 0.57 4.56 16.87 NA NA
HSBC Managed Solutions Moderate Fund (G) 16.70 278.46 0.00 0.61 1.88 4.61 15.51 10.19 NA
Aditya Birla SL FP FoF - Aggressive (G) 21.86 131.10 1.00 1.39 0.71 2.53 14.77 9.69 14.58
Franklin India Life Stage Fund of Funds -20 (G) 81.47 14.47 1.00 1.45 0.64 4.21 14.53 9.08 14.58
INDICES
S&P BSE Sensex 33774.66 1.30 7.14 18.64 4.66 11.46
Nifty 50 10378.40 0.92 5.50 17.65 5.27 11.81
S&P BSE 100 10749.63 0.06 5.22 17.82 6.17 12.45
S&P BSE 200 4537.17 0.15 5.77 18.53 7.29 13.45
Nifty 500 9159.95 0.25 6.58 19.93 8.14 14.29
Returns are calculated as per adjusted NAV price for the respective period ended 19 February 2018. Source: NAV India

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Tax Matters
What is the tax if urban land is
divided among legal heirs?
By T K Doctor & Zankhana P Mehta
I would like to divide my urban land
property of 425 square yards in three
parts. I want to donate two equal parts
to my two sons and retain one part with
me. Will tax be applicable on the parts
donated? If so, in whose hand will the
property be taxed? What is the tax rate
applicable? If the land is sold thereaf-
ter, what are the tax implications for
each individual?
— L B Reddy, e-mail
From 1 October 2009, immoveable prop-
erty (land, building or both) received as gift
is taxable as income in the hands of the re-
cipient. However, there are certain circum-
stances in which it is not taxed as income.
One such circumstance is when the immove-
able property is received from a relative.
In your case, gift received by your sons
from you (father) will not be taxable in their
hands as income. Also, it is not taxed in the
hands of the donor. Even though gift of an
immoveable property is not subject to in-
come tax, it can still be subject to stamp
duty. Some states have waived the stamp
duty payable on immovable property gifted
to certain relatives. Still it is vital that the
gift of an immovable property is documented
by gift deed and registered with the relevant
sub-registrar’s office.
An immoveable property received as
gift, when sold, will be subject to income tax
on the capital gains earned on the sale. For
the purpose of determining capital gains, the
cost of acquisition will be taken to be the
cost to the last owner who purchased it.
Also, the holding period will be considered
to be the entire period starting from the date
when such owner first held it.
The capital gains will be treated as short
or long term depending on whether the ag-
gregate holding period is more than 36
months. If the holding period is less than 36
months, the gains accrued will be treated as
short term and taxed as per applicable slab
rate. If the holding period is more than 36
months, then indexation of cost can be
availed. There is an option to claim exemp-
tion from payment of 20% long-term capi-
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An immoveable property
received as gift, when
sold, will be subject
to capital gains tax
earned on the sale
tal gains (LTCG) tax by investing in a resi-
dential house or in capital gains bonds of
Rural Electrification Corporation and Na-
tional Housing Authority of India.
As per Budget 2017-18, the holding pe-
riod for LTCG for all immoveable property
has been reduced to two years from three
yers (36 months) from financial year 2017-
18 or assessment year 2018-19.
The gains will be taxed in each of your
hands as per percentage of share in land.
Clubbing will not apply assuming that your
sons are major (above 18 years of age).
I availed leave travel allowance (LTA)
from my employer in the financial year
2011-12. It was used to travel by air to
the Andman islands in the same year.
But the LTA has been accounted as tax-
able income by my employer. Recently,
I came to know that LTA received and
spent is tax-free. I would like to know if
I need to re-file my tax return to
get refund? Or what is the procedure to
be followed?
— Senthil Kumar, e-mail
LTA is the most common element of com-
pensation adopted by employers to remu-
nerate employees due to the tax benefits at-
tached to it. LTA is the reimbursement paid
by the employer to employee on leave for
his or along with family’s travels in India.
If the employee does not travel or does not submit
travel bills, the leave travel allowance gets paid
as part of salary after deducting tax at source
Tax Matters
LTA is tax-free under Section 10(5) of the
Income Tax Act (IT), 1961, subject to cer-
tain limits and conditions.
As per LTA rules, LTA exemption can
be claimed when the employer provides
LTA to the employee on leave to any place
in India taken by the employee and their
family. Such exemption is limited to the
extent of actual travel costs incurred by
the employee. The total cost of the holi-
day is not covered. Only the traveling cost
is covered.
If the journey is performed by air, the
amount exempt from tax will be economy
air fair on a national carrier by the shortest
route or the amount spent, whichever is less.
To avail the tax break, the employee has
to furnish documentary evidence of the travel
to the employer. In case the employee does
not travel or does not submit travel bills, the
LTA gets paid as part of salary after deduct-
ing tax at source (TDS).
Expenses on a trip in the year against
LTA can only be claimed through the em-
ployer. If TDS has already been deducted on
LTA, you cannot get a refund of that TDS.
Alternatively, you may request your
employer to issue you revised Form 16 and
claim refund subsequently.
LTA is allowed to be claimed twice in a
block of four years. The previous block was
2014 to 2017 (calendar years). The current
block is calendar years 2018 - 2021.
If an employee has not availed of LTA
for one or two permitted journeys in a par-
ticular block of four years, then he is en-
titled to carry one journey over to the next
block. In such a situation, the exemption
will be available for three journeys in the
next block provided the exemption for at
least one journey is claimed in the first year
of the next block.
I am an owner of a hotel at Shirdi. How
much goods and services tax (GST) is
applicable?
— Bhagyalakshmi, e-mail
A hotel with a room rate less than Rs 1000
is exempt from GST. The tax incidence is
12% for hotels with room rates in the range
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of Rs 1000-Rs 2500. It is 18% for hotels
with a tariff of Rs 2500–Rs 7500. Hotels
with room rates above Rs 7500 will be
taxed at 28%.
Star rating of hotels is now irrelevant
for determining the applicable rate of GST.
Hoteliers have been requesting the finance
ministry to charge taxes on the transaction
or invoice value instead of declared tariffs
as levying tax on the basis of declared tariff
leads to complications. For instance, there
could be seasonality issues. Tariffs could
be different for corporate customers.
Restaurant bills are likely to get cheaper
as well. The GST Council slashed the rates
to 5% from 12% (non-AC restaurants) and
18% (AC restaurants) from 15 November
2017. A uniform rate of 5% on food bill will
be levied. The tax will be 5% whether it is
eating in AC or non-AC restaurants or or-
dering takeaways. However, the input tax
credit (ITC) benefit given to restaurants ear-
lier is now withdrawn. Busineses could ear-
lier claim an offset on the tax they pay on
inputs against the tax they pay to the gov-
ernment on final products.
The 5% GST rate will be divided be-
tween 2.5% Central GST and 2.5% state
GST. The rate of 5% is for standalone res-
taurants that donot have attached residen-
tial or lodging facility.
If a restaurant, mess, canteen or eating
joint is attached to a hotel, residential or
lodging facility, the GST rate chargeable will
depend on the maximum room declared tar-
iff charged by the lodging facility. Even if
one of the rooms has a declared tariff of
more than Rs 7500, the GST rate chargeable
will be 18%. If the declared tariff for all the
rooms in the lodging facility is less than Rs
7500 per day, the GST rate applicable for
the restaurant will be 5%.
Declared tariff includes charges for all
amenities provided in the unit of accom-
modation (given on rent for stay) such as
furniture, air conditioner, refrigerator or any
other amenities but without excluding any
discount offered on the published charges
for such unit.
I am story writer. I am also in the anima-
tion business and pay service tax accord-
ingly. In July, I did not raise any bill,
neither did I receive any advance. But I
paid Rs 55000 for hiring an office. Unfor-
tunately, the owner of the premises has
not issued any bill so far. So I do not
know the break-up and whether the hir-
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If a restaurant is attached to a hotel, the goods and
services tax rate chargeable will depend on the maximum
room declared tariff charged by the lodging facility
ing charges included goods and services
tax (GST). How do I file my nil GST re-
turn for July?
— Shomeel Patel, e-mail
Sub-section (4) of Section 9 of the Central
GST (CGST) Act, 2017, mandates that the
tax on supply of taxable goods or services
or both by a non-registered supplier to a
registered person is to be paid by a regis-
tered person on a reverse-charge basis. All
the provisions of the Act apply to such
recipient as if he is the person liable for
paying the tax on the supply of such goods
or services or both. Reverse charge means
the liability to pay tax by the recipient of
supply of goods or services or both under
Section 9(3) or 9(4) of the CGST Act or
Section 5(3) or 5(4) of the Integrated GST
(IGST) Act, 2017.
If an unregistered vendor supplies goods
to a registered person under GST, then re-
verse charge applies. GST will have to be
paid directly by the receiver to the govern-
ment instead of the supplier.
The registered dealer who has to pay
GST under reverse charge has to do self-
invoicing for the purchases made. He has to
issue a payment voucher while making pay-
ment to the supplier.
For inter-state purchases, the buyer has
to pay IGST. For intra-state purchases,
CGST and SGST have to be paid under re-
verse charge by the purchaser.
Input tax credit will be allowed to the
registered dealer on the tax paid by him un-
der the reverse charge mechanism, The only
condition is goods and services have been
used for business or furtherance of business.
For inter-state purchases,
the buyer has to pay
IGST. For intra-state
purchases, CGST and
SGST have to be paid
Tax Matters
To provide relief to the registered per-
sons from the provisions of Section 9(4),
the Central government has exempted intra-
state supplies of goods or services or both
received by a registered person from an un-
registered person from whole of CGST or
IGST payable under Section 9(4). The ag-
gregate value of such supplies of goods or
services or both received by the registered
person from any or all of unregistered sup-
pliers should not exceed Rs 5000 per day.
If the aggregate amount of purchase of
goods or services availed does not exceed Rs
5000 per day from unregistered persons, then
no liability arises under the reverse-charge
mechanism (RCM). All business expenses
should be covered. No RCM is applicable
on exempted goods. RCM is also applicable
on payments made in advance.
In your case, the owner of the premises
has not issued any bill. Assuming that he is
unregistered, the amount paid towards hir-
ing office charges will be liable for reverse
charge. As you have paid Rs 55000 for hir-
ing office, tax will be payable on Rs 55000
on reverse-charge basis. Further, tax paid
on reverse-charge basis will be available for
input tax credit if such goods and/or ser-
vices are used in the course or furtherance
of business.
So you cannot file a nil return for July.
Reverse charge details have to be given.
As per the recommendation of the GST
Council in its 22nd meeting on 6 October
2017, the Central Board of Excise and Cus-
toms has suspended RCM till 31 March
2018 under Section 9(4) of the CGST Act
and Section 5(4) of the IGST Act. There
is nothing in the notification on the effec-
tive date of the suspension. However, the
GST Network (GSTIN) tweeted on 12
October 2017 that the RCM will be appli-
cable from the date of the notification, i.e.,
13 October 2017.
...................................................................
The replies are only in the nature of guidelines. The tax coun-
sellors and the publication are not responsible for any deci-
sion taken by readers on the basis of the same.
Readers may e-mail their queries on direct taxation to:
tax-matters@capitalmarket.com
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CommodityWatch

Lead ment and purifying charges (TC/RC) to

Depleting stockpile

Taking
nearly half of the average in the initial half
of CY 2017. Mining companies paying
LME lead inventories, a key barometer
TC/RCs to convert concentrate into metal
for global prices, have been falling over
is a reliable indicator of the demand in the

charge
last one month and are currently at the
cash market.
lowest levels in nearly last one decade
Besides used to make lead acid batter-
2800
ies, the metal is widely used in communica-
Tight supply due to China’s 2600
tions, transportation, power, solar defence,
motive, and railway industries. The com-
crackdown on pollution munications and automaker industry com-
propel prices 2400 prises the majority of the overall lead-acid
battery utilization.
Falling global inventories and tight supply 2200
The auto-maker industry contributes
have propelled lead higher over the last few more than 60% of the entire revenues of the
months. The metal has rallied in tandem with lead acid batteries market in India. The au-
2000
the other base metals. The outlook is robust 1-Mar-18 16-Feb-18 tomotive segment used the start-light-and-
for the coming months. In its latest predic- Lead price US$ per tonne ignition batteries, though it is expected that
tion, the World Bank has noted that the fixed they will drive innumerable utilities such as
supply should boost prices for base metals India that more than balanced a decrease of in-vehicle leisure systems, power locking,
such as lead. 8.6% in the United States. power window systems and power steer-
London Metal Exchange (LME) lead Global lead mine production rose a mar- ing. The demand for automobile batteries
prices are at their highest in the last seven ginal 3% due to increase in output by China, comes from original equipment manufactur-
years at US$2680 a tonne in February India and Kazakhstan that more than offset ers and the aftermarket.
2018 after meek prices in the calendar year a significant fall in Australia and reduction In the industrial sector, batteries serve
(CY) 2016 due to drying up the pipeline in Sweden and the United States. as a backup power source for diverse ap-
of projects in many top lead-consuming The slackness in the supply of the metal plications including telecom, solar, rail-
nations. China’s imports of products con- can be attributed to the ecological crackdown ways, UPS, utilities, motive power and
taining lead concentrate dropped 7.7% to initiated by China, the world’s leading pro- defence. Lately, the battery market has
touch 6.43 lakh tonnes. However, Chinese ducer and supplier of the metal in the world. observed a series of new product launches,
net imports of refined lead metal totalled In an attempt to crush adverse environmen- technological innovations, growing compe-
77 kilo tonnes compared with net exports tal practices, it devised several policies that tition from regional and national players
of 11 kilo tonnes in the first 11 months affected the mining of the mineral and re- and shared ownership, changed the com-
of CY 2016. sulted in reduced supply. Extraction and plexion of the segment.
Now the tide seems to have turned. Ris- purification capacity of China dropped over
ing demand from battery and e-vehicle manu- five lakh tonnes in CY 2015. Outlook
facturers have propelled the metal in CY Smelters in China reduced their treat- The upside movement of CY 2017 will
2017. According to data from Inter- extend even in CY 2018. There-
national Lead and Zinc Study Group, fore, the futures market of lead is
world refined lead metal demand ex- From surplus to deficit in the making promising as robust factors indi-
ceeded supply by 1.69 lakh tonnes World refined lead metal demand exceeded supply cate an increase in demand. Strong
in the first 11 months of CY 2017. by 1.69 lakh tonnes in the first 11 months of CY 2017. car sales in China and concrete in-
Total reported stock levels decreased Total reported stock levels decreased 33,000 tonnes dustrial manufacturing data from
33,000 tonnes over the same period. over the same period Europe, China, and North America
Global refined lead metal usage 1000
will support prices. Demand from
977.18

grew 4.9% in the first 11 months of manufacturers of stationary

961.82

CY 2017 as a result of increase in engineering batteries, which

consumption by China, the Repub- utilize lead, was estimated to keep
936.83
935.42

934.75

935.5

950
lic of Korea and the United States. on growing.
919.08

917.25

914.33

913.33

Apparent demand increased 3.5% in LME lead inventories, a key

892.92

Europe, influenced by increase in de- barometer for global prices, have

886.75

900
mand by Germany and in the UK. been falling over last one month and
China’s imports of lead contained are currently at the lowest levels in
in lead concentrates fell 7.7% to 643 nearly last one decade. The inven-
850
kilo tonnes. CY 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 tories dropped from 1.90 lakh
In contrast, world refined lead Metal Production Metal Usage tonnes to 1.20 lakh tonnes in the
metal output was up only 3.1% CY: Calendar year. Monthly average figures in thousand tonnes. CY 2017 data till November
last one year.
mainly by higher output in China and — Abhishek Sharma

Feb 26 – Mar 11, 2018 CAPITAL MARKET 89

CapitalineCorner
Salzer Electronics
Set for growth acceleration
High-margin products, entry into new geography and total
and customized electrical solutions have started yielding results
Salzer Electronics offers a complete range Energy management consisted of 1% of the
of customized electrical solutions for the total revenues and increased 25% over a year
switchgear, wire and cable and energy man- ago on account of revenues booked from the
agement businesses. The product range previous quarters.
comprises load break switches, wiring The focus is on margins improvement
ducts, terminal connectors, selector by offering niche and high-margin products,
switches, ammeter switches, voltmeter enter new geographies and offer total and
Switches, DC disconnectors, electro-mag-
netic relays and magnetic wires besides
modular wiring accessories and allied spe-
cialty products.
The R&D facility is backed by a full- http://www.telefolio.com
fledged laboratory and a captive tool room FOR MORE DETAILS ON PAGE 85
to upgrade and develop products that set
market trends. There are five in-house manu- Value-accretive acquisition
facturing facilities at Coimbatore in Tamil After completion of the buy of Salzer
Nadu and in Himachal Pradesh. Magnet Wires in Q4 of FY 2018, annual
The largest manufacturer of Cam-oper- sales of Salzer Electronics should go up
ated rotary switches (market share 25%) Rs 50 crore and Pat Rs 1.5-2 crore
and wire ducts (20%) in India is also the 260
only maker in India of energy savers and
street-light controllers. 240
Salzer Electronics
Besides a wide own domestic distribu- 220
tion network and 350 locals distributors of
Larsen & Toubro, exports go to more than 200
50 countries.
180
Sales grew 22% to Rs 110.70 crore and
the operating profit margins (OPM) were 160
M A M J J A S O
up 10.6% to 12.2% leading to 39% jump in
operating profit (OP) to Rs 13.49 crore in Share price on BSE in Rs
the December 2017 quarter. Finally profit
after tax (Pat) jumped 57% to Rs 5.29 crore. Salzer Electronics: Financials
Sales were higher by 16% to Rs 316.02
crore but the OPM contracted 30 basis 1603(12) 1703(12)&1803(12P)&1903(12P)&
points to 11.7%, resulting in OP growing Sales 361.13 384.062
just 12% to Rs 36.88 crore in the nine months OPM (%) 11.9 11.9
ended December 2017 over a year ago. Pat OP 42.90 42.92
increased 16% to Rs 15.17 crore. Other inc. 2.80 6.75
Revenues from the industrial switchgear PBIDT 45.70 49.67
business accounted for 48.9% of the total sales Interest 13.14 14.59
and grew 24% over a year ago due to good PBDT 32.56 35.08
demand pickup in the segment and for three- Dep. 8.32 9.80
phase dry-type transformers (new product PBT 24.24 25.28
added in the current financial year ending March Total Tax 7.19 8.18
2018, or FY 2018) in the December 2017 quar- PAT 17.05 17.09
ter. Sales of wires and cables comprised 45.2% EPS (Rs) * 11.8 11.8
of the total revenues and expanded 22% over a *Annualised equity of Rs 14.5 crore. Face value of Rs 10
year ago on account of increased demand for each. EO: Extraordinary items. EPS is adjusted after EO
and relevant tax. (P): Projections. Figures in crore.
agri market cables. Buildings products sales
Source: Capitaline Databases
were 5.1% of the total revenues and grew 12%.
90
Capita Telefolio
yields 45%,
when S&P BSE
Sensex returns
18%
see page 85
customized electrical solutions to existing
and new customers. Also, the thrust will be
on increasing exports, especially to the fast-
growing markets of the US, Africa and
Middle East. Exports to the US and Europe
command better margins compared with the
domestic market. The share of sales to the
US in total revenues was 5% in the Decem-
ber 2017 quarter compared with 2% in the
September 2017 quarter. Sales to Europe
were 5.5% of the total sales compared with
4% a quarter ago.
In general, the business model is transit-
ing to industrial switch gears, a relatively
higher-margin business. Concentration will
be on this segment going forward.
There is good traction in three-phase
transformers. The expected CAGR is 35%
over the next five years for the products in
the segment used by the renewable power
industry, railways and the defence sector.
By FY 2020, the plan is to achieve sales
of Rs 1000 crore. New products will drive
growth by 20% each year and double sales
in five years. The hope is to add Rs 250
crore from new products.
The latest acquisition is of Salzer Mag-
N D J F
net Wires, offering a range of enamel-coated
2018 copper wires suitable for winding applica-
tion in transformers, motors, alternators,
contactors, relays and auto electrical.
The acquisition will be EPS-accretive
and enable to leverage pricing with suppli-
ers. Salzer Magnet Wires has registered a
444.47 517.36 CAGR of 20% since inception in the calen-
10.9 11.2 dar year 2008. After completion of the ac-
48.44 57.94 quisition in Q4 of FY 2018, annual sales
7.30 7.66 should go up by another Rs 50 crore and
55.74 65.61 annual Pat Rs 1.5-2 crore. Equity will in-
15.17 16.38 crease Rs 1.03 crore.
40.57 49.23 We expect Salzer Electronics to register
11.28 12.97 net EPS of Rs 13.7 in FY 2018 and Rs 16.8
29.29 36.26 in FY 2019. The scrip was trading around
9.38 11.97 Rs 214 on 19 February 2018. 
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